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{. ar - hieasofa trsveers the line % The Ere
tsi esg m.ry OBJECTS OF interest,", pass ug
lh ..uy tde aulfu valleys OF the Cnemun8, -us-
~ ala De- uare and RomApo rivess, au ever
fcnoI.eGs pspsF4ua Of natures beauties commands
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and at numerous Institutes and county Fairs, nclu-
Dig all the Fairs at which they were exhibited the
past three years First Prizes have also beenn award
I'd these machines at the exhibitions of
London, Paris, Dublin, Linz, Bensancon Bay
once, st. DiSier, ChazonS,
and they have been furnished, by special command
to the
Empress of France, Empress of austria, Empress
OF Brazil, Emp sess Of Russia Queen Of Spain,
and Queen Of BG0Gr6d,
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Tus RefsV-a .a.ed aud Most Luxu rious Sleeping
.sF - :" THE WORLD as accompany
~ ul g'if 10 int 90 this hallway. -,
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RoeraN AND new EsGLAHD tAsssEGgRs, with their
t4ggage ace Us 5serfed Iree " cltaTgs innew York
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HIEsKELL'S
OINTMENT

This Ointment, after an experience of TWEEN
ty years, has proved itself q sovereign RENEE
dy for all diseases of the skin; having effected )
radical cure in every case on which it was
used, curing many obstinate cases Of fifteen
or twenty years. standing, that had previ-
ously resisted all remedies prescribed by the
best medical treatment of the country. Its
effect is astonishing, in few days the sore
ness and irritation is removed the skin be-
comes smooth and healthy and remains pera
manently healed, without the use of any 9TH
remedy.
Thus, letter, Salt Rheum, Itch, Soldiers
Itch, Erysipelas, Blotches, Pimples and ev-
cry form of disease of the skin is punctually
cured, no matter of how long standing 1t
has cured bad cases Of nfiamed eyelids, and
discharges from the ear, when nothing else
would heal them Piles that have RESTED all
other treatment for many years, have been
effectually cured by the use of one box of
this ointment, burns, scalds, and old sores 1t
heals in a very short time. Price so cents
per box. not sold by your druggist, send
SO cents to Johnston, Holloway Il Cowden,
Philadelphia, box will be sent free OF post
age to any address.
OBSERVE-Non genuine without the sig
nature CT the proprietors on the wrapper Of
each box. 5nlS
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
A1dJq's at'9ags as Tom as By any ot4er Boats.
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Washington Island.

TIE tol10a0iag IL N. ". Or. Sec 80 I. 2. II. %,
Jas Hill, 80 Dee, q AZ
C Torrance 10 | 40 Dee, 20 / ~
Steel, 1t blk ne a sac 81 I 2 r % 81 81
Third Ward.
The Eo1loeoing IN " WQr Sec 81 TT R23
A King, 1t is bkS So Is
! Hogan com I'd and 800 # W of ne cor of ne 4
sec g. T r % thence e Al S-l2 it, thence s rds
thence W IL 6-l2 #, thence rds to beg secs
II l r % II
Forbs com 10 rds of sc OIL II and 151 rds
" of the centre of the old Chicago road thence
6 rds thence W So rds, thence 6rds, thence
81 rds to beg, ne a sec s. r % -
T W Adams. com II rds of Sc cor Its II and l5$
rds OF centre of old Chicago road, thence i
I'd, thence W to W line of y of sd a sec, thence
n rds, thence to beg, ne i sec 6 + IRs3 81
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION.
The tolZoaoiqsg IA, N b Or Sec TT R23.
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From and after Aug. 20 b. 1861 trains will leave in
connection with all Western lines as follows.
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMAKcA--By New
York time from Union Depots 20 ~
$50 A. MI. Express Mail from DuDkirk (Sun.
daysexcepted). Stops at Salamanca 1000 4 N and
connects at Hornesvile, and Corning with tue
500 NJ Express ssail from Buffalo, and arrives in
New York at 100 A NJ. 'ta-4
2. 35 P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS from salamaneu,
Sundays excepted) Stop at Hornellsyie s. % p M
(Sup) interse citing with the 2 90 r NJ tfain from
Buffalo, and arrives in New York atTOoA.M
A 10 p NJ New York Night Express from
Dunkirk Sundays excepted). Stops NJ Salamanca
655P M; 0lean 1876 M (sup.); Turner's 0 Sc A M
(Bkft.), and arrives in New York at f2.30P NJ,
Meeting with afternoon trains and steamers for
Boston and New England cities.
o;5O r. Nj. Cincinnati Express, from Dnnkirk,
(eundeys c2cepted). Stops Salamanca II 80 T..
M, and connects at Bornellsville with the II 90 p
M. Train from Buffalo, arriving at New York 1926
FROM BUFFALO-By New Yorl'tfme. from de-
pot cor Exchange and Michigan streets:
8 40 A. M. New York Day Express, Sundays
excepted). Stops at Hornellsvilie 908 (Bkft);
eusquehanna 2. IL NJ. (DineC Turner's 1853 p NJ
(sup) and arrives in New York 10, 3GRlfl Connects
at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawslna West
teri Railroad, and Jersey city with, Midnight Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad forPhadei-
phia, Baltimore and Washington. a, IGh
800 A. III. Express Mail, via Avon,and Hornes.
vile Sundays exeepted). Arrives IN New York
7.00AM. Connects at Elmira with Nsrtifern Cen
trail Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltis
more, Wasbingto and points south.
2.2O r. m. Lightning Express rs6hdays e1-
ceped). stops at Bornnilsville 525 HlS 1sUp), AMI
arrives in New York 7.00AM. CoRpects at jersey
city with Morning Express Train Of New Jersey
Railroad for BALTIMORE and Washihgton,and at New
York with Morning Express Train 5qEs Boston and
New England cites. .
6J0 y. Nj. New York Night Express, DAILY
Stops 1T Portage $50 P NJ (Sup), fntefsecting at
Hornesville With the IS Train from Duukirks
and arriY in Neg York atl2.S0 PM,
II 30 T.. N. Cincinnati express, sundays
sceptedl Stops at snsquehanDa Tzz'KSM (BkftJ
HTurners l.i0PN, [Dinel and arveyin-New York
at s. 5PM. Connects az Elmira with Northern Gem
trail Railway for burg, Philadelphia, Balti.
Il more, Washington, and points south, af6reat Bend
with Deiaware LackawaBDB& Western Railroad for
Scranton, trenton ard Pniiadeiphia, apd at New
York with Afternoon Trains and steamers for Boss
ton and New England cries.
Only o. train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
G 10 ?. ~. ana reaching New York at IL NJ
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The Riverside Institute

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IS founded or The purpose OF continuously educat
ing the sons al deceased soldiers and Seamen of the
United States wy
The board of trustees consists of the following
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hon. VIM. MANN, -.
Dis;rios attorney, Philadelphia Pa.
Hon. L X BROOMALL, -.
hx-Chicf Coiner, S Mint and Recorder of
Deeds, philadelphia, Penn.
Hon. JAS NJ SCOVEL, New jersey
Hon WARE New Jersey
HENRY GORNAN, Esq
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa.
E COE, Esq.
fJoy, Coe Co., Philadelphia.
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% to ct MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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he 1oHo,os,sg in the s. ". Or. sec 50, T2R28

DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION.
The foJ5oacing IN the S. ". Or. 81 T2 2 %.
BrandeNs $50 s. 70 sweeney-is i5I 22S
Fl Salmon A l54 . "a A Z Hickox-5l 154 20
n Perry As ISL 2 % Hunt IS 155 81
F1sKs WESTERN ADDITION.
Fisk-all that part of sd bk within the limits of
the city, supposed to be SO # and It 10 blk 10 81 ~
SFisk-all within City limits bounded on the " by
q sw d sec 81 Its & blk IL 2H
McLAUGHLIN's ADDITION.
Jas Powaerly-lt 2S Blk SO 81
Second wand,
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Wednesday, September 95th 1867
PEEEhADELPREA, Pa,
Orat The Institute, RiversideN.J.
sCrsEDUEE OFF PREsENTs

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.
casa lesen t. $40 900
Caaa scnt,- 30 600
taFh Present., 10000
Iesh rresent 900
LasI PRESENTS Of S250g each...; ........,... 5000
haadsome country residence. stable, grounds
&c., Germantown, Philadelphia. ........... 18 900
oouble tnree-story brick Cam den COO
Coal Depot: offices, sheds ground with business
establls5edNO 1914 Washington Avenue Phia Is 600
country residence, Riverside, N, j., with
ground, FRUITS 10 900
Ihree-stoIy cottage lot, &c............... 5000
70 building lots. Riverside, $500 each, 5000
elegant turnout family carriage span of horses,
harness, &c, compile Observation-Disclosures. 600
10 valuable building lots Riverside $500 each. 1900
beautiful slver-gray horse, 15% hands high
sired by the celebrated imported Arabian Horse
"Caliph; also, light Road Wagon weight 40
pounds with set Of superior Single Harness. &C.,
making hrst class establishment, 5000
~ flanos S5uO 10 600
~ meodeons S925 each. 800
Rosewood Sewing Machines, $500 EACH $500. ] 900
10 Family Sewing Machines 500 EACH. 1000
~ nne gold Watches $500 each. 1000
iU OH paintings oy leading artists aggregate value 1000
eameI mar shaFls, Sl,O0 each. 5000
Shnel mar shawls, $1,000 each. 5000
handsome lace shawls $500 each, ............ $50
" cashmere shawls, $50 each. ............... 800
~ SILK Qress Patterns SIS each. ............ 800
on city building lots, Si15 each. $3.50
Inc remainder viii consist Of silyerware. musi-
cal boxes opera glasses pocket bibles and diff
lerent articles of ornament aud use. amount
ing 1000
Total. $4,000
All the properties given clear of incumbrance.
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Fourth Ward.

The t0lIoaoing in the s E Or Sec 81 T2R23
IS s s.5gsastt. 4 K s9 i5 g g
Geo Kimball--und ivided \ It's tk II 6 81
VIM mOur = Il 1t bk II ~
do Ii # in width off n side 4bkl7 10 Al
SWQr Sec 81 70 r %
Est of c R waskins-com rds " and 80 rds of ne
s Sene. Is I rdi Hence &c except track, Il
Ouarles- com rds and 40 rds of ne cor
OF sd Il sec, thence q rds, thence s 8 rds
',enee % rds, thence n s rds to beg, except
x track, S22 a.
5o5P o .saassnsa j. g'l'''s-'''aa 81 -
4 Bishop com rds and rds Of ne cor
ofs 4 sec. thence 16 rds, thence 70 rds,
THENCE e 1G rds, hence n TO beg, except the
part DC .uped Tor depot and track 10
f r Bishop-com rds " ard 80 rds of ne cor
or sd 4 sec thence o rds, thence 10 rds
thence is rds thence 10 rds 10 beg. ex-
cep; hat pasi taken Tor Gardner s., on the
srd tie ar, taken ny r R ." T track 49
JsSEIY's sDDTIos
3 sykgs-eom s - 4 So cow
line Of cry po .heete 4 as
20 d % ri4 BIS rpg
f..om abov~ dsse btd sed ID ana ~
p rds nd " j, ee Lads e.. Pe.
9hite ard Csersv "aFsya se-s.l
Ssai Il The 81 -Es-H3 rf-e- se
or .iue ~ gas.savr'
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Only o.r train EaAt Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
G 10 M, ara reaching New York at 1902. M.
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HOLLOWAY'S VERMIFUGE COMPETITIONS

Which have almost entirely superseded the
pauseous Vermifuges, to the delight of the
poor little sufferers. It Contains no Calomei
or other poisonous Ingredients,
So highly esteemed is this Popular Vermi-
fuge by the profession, that all intelligent
phys Grams who knew of them, prescribe them
in preference to other remedies, as not only
more pleasant to take, but more effective to
cure.
Parents and guardians. having the care of
children should keep them as family medi-
cine; for they not only eradicate Worms
those pests of childhood-but correct any de-
rangement of the digestive organs SO pIeva"
lent with children.
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bSk FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,
Wel en- b. ebtained at ali PriueipalTeket ofiecs
he West uad Southwest
"A RIDDLE VIM a. BARR
Gent 2up't, 2Gtf 9snl Pass Agt.
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From and after Aug. 20 b, 1861 trains will leave in
connection with all Western lines as follows:
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H0LLOWAY's
VERMLFUGE
CORRECTIONS,

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago, wit
Messing the distress occasioned sicky children
in taking the nauseous vermifuges ofthat day,
resolved to annalyze them, and from the most
effective Of these remedies succeeded in sep.
arating their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorouS. Then, by combining
these with sugar, and moulding tht m into
agreeable CONNECTION, formed the present Pop
and FFFECTIVE vgRMTFuGH known as
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| HAVE IT is delightfully."- perfumed. 3. ,awao.
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z. 35 P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from. Salamaneu,
Sundays excepted). Stop at Hornellsville % p M
(Sup) inersecting with the 2 20 r. NJ Train from
Buffalo, and arrives in New York at TOO AM
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n 40 r. w. NEW hOfK NiSnB. h%PresS, from
Dunkirk Sundays excepted). stops at Salamanca
$50 Nj Olean 1885 M (Sup); Turner's Sc A M.
(Bkft and arrives in New York at 1880 p NJ, con-
Meeting with afternoon trains and steamers for
Boston and New England cities.
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30 A. M. EXpress Mail, from DuDkirk, (Sun.
ysexcepted). Stops at Salamanca 1000 4 N and
connects at H0rnellsve, and Corning with tue
500 NJ Express s,aiI from Buffalo, and arrives in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26

ID k~iANI te .tr~r-r iruuuthr tiea Leg
A ef fr.Iafe rlthia arf 30 80 Ca-afs oi o.
- 49, O. ssii. CO. az rre1nfsSs 90 Frtiir 49,
itas. unass irssioesi1 tisToss ai 81 lsrtsts So
na tursts,. 80 ASA dar FL Nasrs.t-r 49, e.
.ue e' - esrt ra 10 sffrr-ror ftnf -rii-t $500
FOL. ra.1alte sfani tFtrautar fn fhr estate af 49,
Pee ~. gesafhaa Milt-tf co.sis - ga iar-r
t.tasiarr hsn-r ifh Ell. aaf cod .sts.f 49, i-c
sta'-s. aiaat eaEht sercs ei So r.rr lirt art s
rr rl ia.Ilrg srl uf uarrr- rrrlra.It issa.rt Dol
lhr p.rrsaet Village af Norvaf. at.suf oar sat
r.rs-f-rfh ars fresu 49, raiiraa. statian sf $50
farfs. Pee co. carrffs uaerrhau ef u-st haafr BE-
- au 49, rnat' o. de.tr-t. far 80 cifs u.~f-
~hnnf. grrI.-assa 81 irfsrrr. slst.as a carafrs
.rsflrrrr. Ell rrrsrnrs nrnsraI arrarfaons
HENRY REED. Al.
Nar-at. a.. a. f-sT
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ID, state Isaustrisl Collsre.

Al true iriends OF the :. STATE CoLcSe q
Agriculture and the Mechauic Arts ~ih
he rratiked 20 learn that ~erk has con-
rnenecd IN earnest 70 naake berianiug for
this institution. Amer mach delay. the
plans for building have been reserved. Bat
20 carry oct the al plan. a. recommended
by Mr.. OlDsted. The Trustees thought
would Involve too much expense. and thew
have tt obliged 20 eursail "a 10 come en-
tsnt; and yet. they approve 81 AM wall con-
form in a good measure 70 his recommend
afions.
Two large buildings sre 10 Be cree cd
this season-for one Cheuical I-sbora-
tory AMI Lecture Room. Professors Room.
&e-. forty BY sixty feei-ihe other Of sUfh
Gent sire TO Accommodate i~coty four
students two in each room. Each building
two storie. bir b. bui,t IN The cottage sfyle
Of architecture. 70 be heated hy furnaces.
and arrangements FOR the most psficot ven
iilation-one buildin- % be q brick. The
oshcr 81 wood The FROST housc = also 90
be thor ucbly rrPaincd. the oid 81 taken
down and a sew hrge Ell erected. With al
needed convcnicncrs ior the Farm SuPerin-
tcua~ni Bot until other arranccnaents
can be compleied. students ~iu be hcrc
boarded
Fuu preparations have bccn made ard
the contract concluded for making go .0Uo
of brick. snd work has alraatiy counmcn,ed.
With ihc f~o rev uachIaes iaruish-d BY
the Trustees. and al materials upon the
SPOT. the contractor feels confident % has-
e lag the brick ready a. soon as the cellars
can b. dug and the faundatiSns prepared.
The Trustees have also caused 20 be st
cot upon the oouege grounds tlsis season
nearly Eve hundred shaac tries Of various
kinds
Three heaufiiai ihora.-h brrd Durham
heifers have recently been purchase,l anl
delivered At the farm. ard Ex-Gov. Coburn
has generously donated 20 the college a
very superiOr Thoroughbred Durhan buli.
Other choice breeds arc beng looSc,l up.
and the Trustees have encouragement q
other vaigable donations oi stock. Sc
Bangor Whic. Jnne 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-26
srarin ofaYsar,. Standing.

Pleas inform re through the columns
q the Farmer. d a horse Which has bone
spava CO about Years Standing can Dc
cured. an3 vhai remedy OF uouil apply.
and ohiigc. A. OID SUEscEIsEE-
RYegrfs ". Ma. lS6s.
REuAREs. We have 80 often delivered
oursclvcs- on this sab eei. tha; ~ arc GLAD
20 r~produoe tie following remarks by Dr.
Paarea. Vsieriaary EDITOR Of Gle PraiTic
Farmer. ~bo SAYS. +. The application every
SECOND isy. Of iiniuscnf. composed 81 to
parts Of olive OIL. and one part each Of Gre
o-ote ard eli q tufpcniiuc. WI 90 soule
extent relieve pain. ii not lam~ncss. Bis
teriug and frin. are Frequently employed.
bat WITH 10 better success than u,iider nm
edics. aid AZ all events the cure ONLY gees
50 far As 90 prevent tho horse fron gong
lame but IN this case even. we ouiy call
the failing menfof. for u certainly y uot
civoi. though tbc lanieness uias b. %. We
mcndcd oliy. bccausc lie clrc - somewhat
similar IN effect 70 the rnsu5. ng broken or
spiIHiercd hnoc~ood gig shaR ~ splicing
20 il asiif piece of wood or iron. The
rtAa@AA ~ t-tAt. NtANNtANaf ANA-AAAlNaa rAANn
uscable. AMI a. s;ron- a. ever. bu: i,s cias
ticity. on Which depends re chief merit. Is
forever gone and this. IN a minor degree.
j. The eject that mendinc spawn hock has
On It, motion though n sfavin T. iakcn in
hand A. soon a. Do = percsivssl. and before
stiffness Of the box takes place. TIE horsc
may ihen bc nearly or qaiie o. vel 81 b.
eee' wac E-t the everest Of ere-zs...s
vii Loi RESTORE elasticity o. Be- la once bccn
destroyed. o Bone spawn "a term ap-
piled io f1mor on ,hr inside Of TIE box
joint. proceeding iron an ossifc or Lonv
deposit. which forms a Junction al ire sussii
bones 81 thc POINT, Of coarse preventing ile
freedom 81 their action. and rroducinr r.aia
and iamcncss--a iamcncss that. in a plura-
lity Of cases. % SAIL % treaiment. 10
operation car benefriaiiy lHccs.-
rs. J. Fa-mcr.