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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Iibertyst Tor tTecAoib "t
sl5 "A, IN. 4 5lJD
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
HOUND BROOK RoUIE::

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA M
Leave NewiOIk for Trenton and Philadelphia at oo", %.
1TeJtOu
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania tat
road lhiri and HcrksSts at 1905 1880 800, ll9o Il III"
1880, $50 $50 y ,,--,., - ~
Lca7e Trenton York l2O except Monday 635
50 ., 1920 =. al. l2:l5, 2:lJ i:lO $40 p . go -.
Pullman Drawing. Room Cars attached 10 the J3U W.
'30 trains om New York; TO the 1870 H. l5O D. H.
trans from Ihila1r pliil. al.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye New.York and philadelphia ~
qy0 a m 400 i1n IN Leave NoW-l trenton AZ $50
.. ~ leave Trenton at 20 i02O a. NJ 6:lO D. ~,
Tickets for sale at foot o. iIDel NV - ana p 81
way in Newly and brooklyn and at NO Conttsi brook
v1i na0caop che, ID eSiicnCe ia destination.
- II. L. nAIDMIN. Gen. Iass. AGen-
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DVTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brunswick n. 0sth year begins sept H. Sends 80
bows ycaI to college Prepares for college scientific school,
OF business. Twenty bOdrGCl+ . - ,,,,,r, ~.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.


~ Tain9 for Perth AmbOy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &C. at s:l1 ll:ij a. ~. t. 5I5 - M pv
stages Mattawan station 10 and IRON mel
FORT and Squan TO and frOm POINT pleasant
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IN THE COUNTRY.-T0 LET-Fmnishe,
cottage OF ten rooms Hudson River; nigh ground
good sablng one hour from Chambers ST. Apply
53t Mtst2 3d.st.
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no RENT-($100 for Summer season)-GOO
house, furnished ten rooms eood water shaded lawI
and healthy. Address R0ELIF ELTISGE New.Paliz
Ulster County, y. Y.
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no LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
FshkillonHusson; fifteen minutes from Hudson River
Railroad contains thirteen roORs;
closets grounds nine acres well iued fine river
and mCnt9H views reasonable gOOa tenant APP
ply 70 or address JAMES T. BRETT, MatteaSan, y. Y.
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N.J9 BOARDING SCHOOL
* luvs he Rev y. y. HOWELL. AM Principal.

NIASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
IHa AND NEW SCHOO;, or MECHANIC ARTS.
LuTauce examination June ald T. september - and 2G
SAMUEL KNEELANl, Secretary, Boston
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TALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON
AMI all points Eas,, via Newport and Fall River

TUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1 4 ARRANGEMENT Of PASSENGER TKAi NJ Jan. l.
I,,yc d,nos fo; Of Court andt and DeshrOssessS
At $50 p M Nisht Express daily for hasl3n Bethlehqm
Aieuy~n Mnuch Chunk Wikosbirre, iIttstOn save ~
Mira Ica Auburn Rochester BunatO Niagara Fals ahd
NV "N'" R6ErT II. SAYRE, Sup't. ana Eng T.
General Eastern ONCE corner church and S99rt mt.
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ERIST MILL i'll complete running order ;
handsome country residence and other property In one
desirable Dutcess County will be sold
at sacrifice separaely or together. rutland & WHIT
Ilaakm nu-af
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Young MEN privately Fitted tor College
1 Conditioned students ttiorgd summer and WintcI;,
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Conntrp properrp 90 fet.

A FURNISHED HOUSE 40 roOms) on the
~ Hudson free in for boarding two
Catski Mountain air and scenery; stores and churches
Land. Address e. ID. f., Saugerties, \. \.
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Al recent aristOcralic ball in Lon
don, at which the guests appeared in
fancy costumes. she who is said 10
have attracted most attention was
"Young America The young lady
wore blue satin boots, with silver hut.
tons, and a short white satin skirt,
over which was gracefully drsped II
silk American flag, caught mp at one
side by metal eagle. The bodice
was blue silk, covered with silver
stars, over which she wore a very ef.
iectiye metal euirass, on the front of
which was the American shield. the
eagle coming out beautifully. For
ornaments, she wore bracelets, and
necklace of gold dollars, very neatly
made. On her head she wore n crown
Of thirteen stars in brilliants, the hair
floating down the back. IL felt, says
correspondent, "a national curiosity
to know who this striking figure Of the
ballroom was, and found il 10 be Kate
Field. And the costume which was
so much admired was designed by her.
self The necklace was made in Par.
is 10 order"
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Trains eo,xa NoUvu



TRAIN NJ. ~ connects Of Riehmond Jnnetion
~ and iron T-ini. hetwecn there sud Livingston:
81 Stanford vi tn sisges 10 snd nom Sofner~l 81
Isnviile station 9Th stsge- % and ffom fsnviiie
city; a. Mtchellshnrg With sisses 10 and from Isf
ryville aud nsrr"ishurH; N Lebanon With stages
10 from SprrEheld, CsmptcilsVille, teiumhla SD
GrcenshufK; ~ Isianon Junction with Trains
leaving 81 80 .. n. aud Ia a. ~, CIR Memphis.
Montgomery, and intermediate paints. Ias-engrts
going N points Mouth last snd West. from Iesiis-
Vile are Transferred ~ Train No. q a. Islsron
Junction. Train No. connests NJ Cincinnati Jane
ton 9TH T.. g. A o. u u. h,f The North snd Isst;
~ louisville w ininn lvpot rith ~. ". aud D.,
N. n. a. fnr tho North. tasi, and West, and
9TH y. ;. Male line Siesmer. e,r cincinnati ana
the Fast.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are res ses~ess Isatssiiie asA Nee
s.~ va n..ss :m~,S;,m "ss.ss.se
vile ssd Little neeki ssss sesvees
s.esssstIie and the rrssespsi cities
Nsvth. East ssd west.
for infarasiion s,oat Tiekets snd Tmiersat
Rate. 10 iloFiis, Aflsnsas, resas the Souih--e-,
sal >at.ih, sddfe.-
e r. ATNoHE
Gsai'l ls... aud Tlrkst AL,
i@a~vii,s ~.
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the gnarlcd roots Of willow, were
discovered the bodies Of George aud
Mollie. In tho moment Of death she
had thrown her arms about him, and
as tho sunlight filtered through the
surging branches and fell upon the
upturncd faces, they seemed like bride
and groom in the sleep Of happiness.
SO they were, hut Death had been the
minister.
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Ie eas ra,bc, an inc
,,d;,,d,.l ana a. ho s,u,,c,cl into
Tho .,oro ,to c,cwd .;,,,cc ON tho ho,.
rcls w;,toJ a, c,rh o,hc, anil male
rem,rls obo,, hi. rcr.or.
aWh.ro d;d n co,,o erors~ ,.Lc,,
ono ,o;nt;,c nj him
"Somchodv lef, Tho door orer aud
il blew in. said another
81 don't think n IL alive . said n
third.
Touch Il and see.' remarked a
iour,n. 81, r
les, us man; see u move!
queried the first All hands laughed
boisterously.
"Pm apoor man and | don't want
to have any trouble with any body.
I'm Christian, and ! don't believe in
turmoil and strife, and cant partici.
pate in il. pray you worldly mind
ed people, that yon will allow me to
derar, in peace SAID the new arrival.
One Of the crowd, more daring than
the rest, hammered the mans hat
down over his eyes, and another dab
bed his nose full OF molasses from a
barrel standing by.
Then the poor Christian took a
small volume from his pocket and he
gan reading the SCRIPTURES IN q drawl'
ing slng'song tone.
While he was engaged at this the
crowd played all sorts OF tricks IN
", ~ ., I'll -.
..I..o,h.. 49, IL,
a ~. . ' '
linen the biggest man IN the house
put some OIL on MS nat ana hgh'ed H.
linen 'he CLERK MT MN under the
nose with a goldfish.
lhen ,hat man quietiy put tha' vol
ume IN his coat'iail pocket. and the
c'erk went head hrst mo the mo'ass-
es barrel when the biggest man IN
the house PICKED himself from under
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sal,cd meat shoulders - oo@s q; short clcsi
sides, y mt'a 10. hacon shoulders, gao =
clear sides, ec,s'.. land, sis@75.c. Flour, ~ ID
v % per hi. Wheat, red, ~ d to 81 %. white
u 70 TO y ~ Rye, en-. Corn, loc uuts, Nv
Butter, ies2'c. Eus 80. Coaec. iss27' +,
Hays $40 per ton. clover secd &c 10 :, q PEI
~ Timothy, 81 ai@i q pr hu. sali. per ri
" 20. Sugar, white, s'.aiecj brown, .sac
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SOUND CoLoRs.-At a recent meet.
ing Of the Physical Society, London,
Mr.. Sedley Taylor exhibited the col
ors produced in thin films by sonorous
vibrations. A piece Of thin brass,
perforated with a triangular, circular,
or rectangular aperture, and hearing
a thin film of soap solution, was plac'
ell horizontally on one end of an l.
shaped tube; the beam Of the electric
lamp, after reflection from il, was re-
ceived on a screen. IL was shown
that, when u sound is emitted in the
neighborhood Of the open end Of the
tube, the film takes up regular form,
which is indicated by the different
colors Of the reflected light, and each
note has its own particular color fig,
ure; and, further, with different in,
struments We have difiepnt figures.
Thus, when a square film was employ
ed, a kind OF colored grating was the
result, which was modified by chang.
ing the note, AMI with a circular film
concentric rings, traversel BY two
bars at right angles, were observed -
1Scientiiic American.
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When Miss Kellogg comes before
the foot.ights, with those wonderful
arms and hands of hers, and irills and
thrills; when Miss Cary looks smil-
ingly out upon her audience and
floods the hail with melody; or when
Madame Roze scars into empyresn,
taking her hearers along with her, one
signs, and wonders if these are not
angels lent US for season, as a faint
reminder of what the next world may
be, il We are good and dut.ful chill
dren. But the next day when he
looks into his morning paper and sees
that these heavenly creatures have
been quarreling. and that they hate
each other "like pizen,' he is apt to
take a relapse into cynicism, and to
lose faith in all lovely-appearing
things. But let us he Just; the wo.
men are no more 10 blame than their
masculine friends. Mr.. Crosby, Miss
Kellogg's nephew, and Mr.. Mapleson,
Madame Roze's husband. figure quite
as prominently in the feud as the
p1pcipals. Miss Cary it seems, has
only the distracted manager, Max
Strakosch, to look after her interest.
which. of course, enlists all the native
chivalry OF that gentleman in her be.
half, and calls down upon his devoted
head the accusation of iavoriiism.
Such a conjunction of stars is not now
the fine thing to Max that il used to
seem; and no begins to fear that he
''ovcrestimated his powers when he I'M
dertook to pilot such a constellation
across the musical armament. Il Cou.
rier.JOurnal.
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NhsH u-,.l hir liheumaiisitn. Sane throat, Lame
liaes, Ncuralgia sprains, Bruie-, Cuts, Contract
sd Musolcs sta joints, Corns and Burns, on hu-
nan beings and SPAWN. Ring Bone, Calls, Cuts,
scratches. ETC., on animals Coussens Lightning
Liniulsnt Is unelualsd. and H. eject simply elec-
usal Asiis name suggests, II Is quick 10 relieve,
and thousands hear witness to It's astounding VIZ
tuas. Price 50 cents. sud By Boh0n A stssg.
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II was recently announced that in the
interest of science the test of color,
blindness would he applied to such
Harvard students as might he willing.
Color.blindness is far more common
than is generally supposed. Statistics
establish the proportion oi enc man
man in every twenty-five, who are in
average health. Among women il is
much less frequent. A. tho whole
system of safety signals in use upon
railroad and the sea depend up
on the ability to distinguish colors,
this is a matter of vital Importance,
A government inspection # railway
employees in Holland proved that me
in every fifteen M, unable To disgin.
guish either red 80 green, though The
railroads enplo, those col"rs the one
for danger and the other for "all
right"
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A ihrons OF ,uncprs With coughs aud col,ls an-
nually ~ south To eni"y the ethereal miLiness Of
the land II Hover. 10 ihem se Would -ay the
necessity of that eSIen,ise "Trip Is ob,ialed by
Cous.en's Compound Honey OF Tar, which sleodlly
Sanquishes The cough. and colds incident To this
rig-rou- elinr. tor paddle speakers u surrasses
the Ismostherie regimen OF "pcbbles and sea
shan1' ,lcafing the thnal until the ,oloe ring.
With |iirry caicnoe af he'll. ise Compound
Hone, oi iW. Prize ~ cents, s,,ld by liohon A
riaag
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vtRErrs


The mcrchants say that husiucs. isilit
Tho retail rriccs Cor provisions, Se, src a. tcl.
lows New bacon shoulders q, sides saiec, hams Toe
fari ioc IN re. Wheat cholcc sm,~r - rs, oais
ca rye Sci clover scci, $50 Flour, common ID
host, AGO TO $3.50 ret hundred. Batter enN2sc
Eegs, SO. nrcwn sugars, s'sci white a., ~ e
Ccce, S2'se o2ic. Mola..c,, 80 10 SO Salt. 500
per hushel barrel Nlnccm ioc. Irish fo,aicc.
,oc. Ccfn, ss.co rcr hsrrcl. delivered. Cool m
ear, Tie delivered, itisc.
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(,oSpENsrD TINT.
(OU|sV|llEdGT. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aesNa serru.


rsssengrfs on o. e. a o. n o. tshort Iinel =. N.
a D. H. r., q. a, N. n. r. aud 4, - Mail line
stesIners comment ~ Ionls,iile With TRAIN 40.
I. TRAIN No. CONNECTS NJ Lebanon Function
Nth Train No. ~ ne al paints On Knoxville aat
Rchmond hranthes frsln No 10 connscts N ffh
anon Junction with Train No. fran al points on
9Th stages D. and ir"m Springfield Gam plellsvilie
Columbia and ,lreenshurr; ~ Nit, hellshurg. With
sisNes 70 aud ftum Huy willie and Hsrroishnrr. ~
lsnNille station with Stages 10 and hom nsnvtlls
tttyi ~ rtsnior With STAGES 10 and frum somerssr
AZ hichn,ond Iunetion 10 ana from paints hstvern
these and Livingston; a. fechnend Nth stsfes 10
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IouSsrHfe

nulk meats shoulders, &c; clear sides. - e.
Bacon. shoulders, &c; clear sides, $40 Iard,
Sc. nui'er, is@s2c Ene, 1c. CoGec. 10 to
ssc. flour, ~ - q PER bbl Clover seed, ~ Is
per hui Timc,hy,S 60; Hue Grasa So. Wheat,
hea,si 10 to - ~ white. o. y 70 ~ IS Corn,
Coz, Hay, = TO so salt, - ". Sugar. white.
o'f1ie' r; hrovn. w. to aiye.
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Direct Connection niide al ,incinnstl 9th 81
Roads, Norih. East and West
EDWARD T. WILSON.
sur. 81 Transportation.
!. I. HEDMON,
MISTER Of rrsin.
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HIxTs FJR HoRsE OWNERS. If n
colt is never allowed to get an alvan.
tage, it will never know that it pos.
sesses a power that man cannot con.
troll; and il made familiar with
strange objects, it will not be skit,ish
and nervous. If horse is made nc.
cus,omed. from his early days, to have
objects hit him on the heels, back and
hips, he will pay no attention to the
giving out of harness, or Of wagons
running against him at an unexpected
moment. We once saw an aged lady
drive q high-spirited horse, attached
to a carriage, down steep hill, with
no hold.bsck straps upon the harness,
and she assured us that there was no
danger, COR her son accustomed his
horses TO all kinds Of usages and
sights, that commonly drive the ami.
NAL into frenzy Of tear and excite
ment. A gun can he fired from the
back of a horse, an umbrella held
over his head, buffalo robe thrown
over his neck, railroad engine PASS
close by, his heels bumped with sticks,
and the animal takes it all as natural
condition Of things, if only taught by
careful management that he will not
he injured thereby.
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TRAINS souTH-nouNp.
Yoi Nos Mol
vi Es. Nj Ac'nlfs. frt
STATIONS.

a. and tgl connect with Z. Z. A I. r. n.
t3l Kentucky River Rridgr.
lei Connect With stsgss inf Iisrryd,hnrg.
til Connect with n W, nailvay tf Hsrt,-ishufs.
jGl tannect With T. a n. sna q. =. n. u
Trdus No I aud No stop ~ Bufvin ~ Dinner.
TRAINS NORTH norNp.
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FROM Onlo comes caplthl temper
ance story. Judge Quay, the temper.
ance lecturer, in one of his efforts
there, got eff the following
Gan those who in youth acquire the
habit Of drinking whisky. at forty will
I've total abstainers or drunkards. No
one can use whisky for years in mod.
Grafton. II there is n person in the
audience before me whose experience
disputes this, let him make il known.
will account for il or acknowledge
that am mistaken"
A tall, large man arose, and fold
ing his arms in dignifed manner
across his breast, said:
~ offer myself as one whose own
experience contradicts your state
ment." jazz
care You a moderate tlrinkcr?" ask.
ell the Judge.
II am"
GLOW long have you drank mod
eraiclys"
Forty years"
And you were never intoxicated"
"Never."
"Wcll," remarked the Judge, scan.
ming his subject close from head to
foot, "yours is singular case, yet I
think il can he easily accounted for.
| am reminded by il Of little story.
A negro man with loaf Of bread and
flask Of whisky, sat down to dine by
the bank ola clear stream. In break.
ing the bread some Of the crumbs fell
into the water. They were immedi-
ately seized and eaten by the fish.
That circumstance suggested to the
darkey the idea of dipping the bread
into whisky and feeding it to them.
He tried tit worked well. Some
of the fish ate 1t, became drunk and
lay helpless on the water. By this
stroke Of strategy he caught a great
number. But IN the stream was a
large fish very unlike the rest. It
partock freely Of the bread and wits.
Ky, hut with no perceptible effect, and
was shy Of every effort of the dsrkey
to take it. lie resolved to have it at
all hazards, that he might learn its
name and nature. He procured
net and. after much effort caught it,
carried il to a negro neighbor and ask
ell his opinion about the matter. The
other surveyed the wonder for mo-
ment and then said
"Sambo, understan' dis case. Dat
fish is a mullet hesd-it hain't got
any brains
"In other words added the Judge,
"alcohol affects only the brain, and
OF course those having none can drink
without injury
The storm of laughter that followed
drove the moderate drinker suddenly
from the house.
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Sores Rbe,r,,;srn NsnreIa;a p.;n IT,
the Ronas S;ds and Hal rsm.in =,
Weatness Stsr;l;ix I sncorrhn, ,r;s;nr
from internal nlce,at;on AMI i,ter;ns
d;ssase Svnb;l;t;c and Msrcrr;oi d;s-
eases Dronsv nvsnsns;. Emac;a,;nn
Cens,,i nsb;i;,, snS Co. p,.;s.;"a,h .
Riood "'' ' "s '"'
This s,,s,nor;,,,;s combination .,
vegetable Alternatives - StillinOia Man.
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron. and ia the most
afEcac;ons ,nodic;na 90, Lnow, e..
lis inOredipnts are so stilfulIv oorn
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s,Lr
400 ACRES OF LAND.

Heavily timhercl, With large quantity II hnc
Poplar and other valuable 1imhef, lying immed-
ately On the &. :. H. r., IN Pulaski county, ny, &
miles north Of Somcrsct, arc ofci NJ private ale.
Thew vii hc depot located NJ ~ Near the prop
Cdi A. HrNpRIcHs.
Adams MIL r. a.. Ky.
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MEDICINE.
HOW TO TILL
GENUINE :IyYeys urIz REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

look for clcsA scai WHITE WRAPPER With
the nd symbolic HITTER 'lamisd upon II In the form
Of rlhln gracefully eurvct into the lcticr Y, en-.
l'rseing The emhlems OF our TRADE, Spaiula. Mortar
and Graduate with the words A. q. SIMMONS
1--we. REGULATOR on MEDICINE thereon.
also observe the signature II '. ". zEIIIN a 90
In red ink on the side.
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

For Scrofula. and all
scroiulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Erurtions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin. Ulcerations Of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors.
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Einnunrtn I'lcara
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SATURDAY, APR. 18th, 1878,
AZ 10 O'Clock. al tho residence 81 q. ". Pcnn. ~
f'ye's tuck, In casey County, shaut
.Ssrsaiy-ars .lc,cs ~ Lasd on plioh g. w. Inn
nor IRE. .iLao, 100 ic,csgf kRo5 Land, sud
10 BE- rcry rdisobt, from H. alnoHRt n Ioe7,si
Iimbcr on H. iiso, 10 Aeocs ei Kaob land.
Oae-ioyrtk ~ oae.niRib ia,srcs IN n, do,o,r
If M. Rid. 10 b.. Ryso lI'aich. 10 stand.
~ Res asd = Cli..
On the same day, nj so'clack, I will .plt "a tho
rc-ilcncc OF Mni. El~arls, stout
Oas hundred .lcrss NJ Lind oA rAioA h. nor
iircs, about - HgS Car, Gaicc. oas-
hdif iHteca IN thorough bird EH AL %
stands Of Bces.
TERMS az SALE rOG BOTH. 90 The and
will i- sold On n credit 0i and ~ months, NOTES
negotiable and parable NJ Genital National bank
Of DanNille. and hearing pr cent, interest from
date, with approved sccuriiy. PERSONAL property
on a credit Of menth on sums 81 SO and over nn-
Diet that amount, cash. .
April 5, Is. .. ". wEATuERFORD.
3i6-ct Assignse
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TAKE No OTHER.

hANE wv ShhtEbk.
ne~are Of those who ktpw nothing 81 NeaicaI
Compound, who put oai nosirums nown 10 sour,
aud heing analy zci prove worthless, and only made
to fleece the Pnhlic, and 10 pirate the we'll earn
ed reputation Of z,ilin a Co.'S medicine. Thc-e
frauds hsve reputation To sud ain aud III cheat
You &c lev pcnnys every way they can.
See Who Endorse the Genuins.
lion. Alex. II. stephens
IT. Rev. John W. Eeckwith Bishop IT ,,e,~=is
Gen. John u. Corlon. L. :. Scustor
IT. Rev. EsAep Fiepv.
Hon. John GIN ShortcT
J. Edgar Thompson.
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Hon. }. g. Ereckinri,ge.
PrOs. David Wills, Il. u.
Chsf Justice Hiram Warner of Georgia
Lewis Wander, Asst. =, NJ, Phils.. Ia.
ARd Thousands Of other, from whom We have hi-
1ers Of e,'nmcnda;ion aol rccotnmendation.
II Is emincntly a Family Ned icine; aud hy lsirr;
kept ready for immediate resort. will savc Hsn, m
hour Of suffering AMI many dollar IN time ani
doctors' bills
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A NO. 1 FARM FOR SALE.

iarm, containing IiGlITl-rwO ACRES, lying
on the Hanging Fork, In Lincoln county, about Il
miles from stamford and miles from Danyiie. and
one and a half miles from the Pike. Gopd Cattsgc
Dwelling and cistern, guod young Orchard 81 ~
scrt fruit; we'll waterrd. A. I am determined to
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