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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCHArICl
iNECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RIO IMOND. Au2utt y. lNSl.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE CON-
L SENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC EXFCUTrVE
COMMITTEE are established AZ the once of ihe
American Hotel, corner OF Main and Tweifth
streets.
Wi be glad 10 see any resident or visiting COu-
seryatiye Democrat at these rooms, whore IUY ir-
formation abOui party matters will be gladly re-
ceiyed.
Letters will reach me addressed TO
J. BELL BIGGER,
secretary STATE Conservative DemOcraic EEccu
tive Committee.
Conservative Democratic papers please copy.
an 10
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMIA

ID SELECT BOARDING. and DAY.sCHOOL,
No 822 EAST FnANKLIN STREET, RICHMOSD,
vA-1 he seventeen b p c~. iOu bt gins IHt tHNDA1'
September l5lh, and Osce l51H JUNE following
NJ. L. &. CATLETT. NJ. A., Of Richmond College
bas been engaged as ASH taut, and Professor L. ~
HAsSELEFF. the Distinguished Russian hhRusl
aud accOmpli. he'd instructor, viii have ctarge oi
,he department of Modern Languages. Circulars
cla BE- obtained at the bookstore, klcOmon or
ty Addressing ST. BEACH,
W Wl7.~u.W&F2m Principal.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL DAY AND
[ BOARDING). PETERSBURG, NA.-Seven-
,ssntb session b,giu, MONDAY, october Sd. Thor
S1yh prerara'iap for University II Nrginis, |. :.
Neysi aud NH.isrv Academic. Highly recon.
,nenie6 fy Fsc1iy of University: location healthy
IJn.Is rnif,rn Is .uccessful karig application ad-
yI,st rs number OF bcarders IS limited. For cata'
0sue address W. GoRDON Nc ABR
I, 81 f9n PruCiDal.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
HOBBS HOTEL,
~ COBB's ISLAND, VA.
suRF.RATMlNG. FlsHING, sNIPE-snOOrly

This hotel Is reOpsned Tor the reception Of Wiz
tors. ferms, ~ per day, sl2 per wees. $50 ge-
month. Route from Norfolk o. Old Point, p'r
steamer Northampton te CherrySO one every AJa-
dy, wednesday, auc Friday.
Dr. W. ;. STOAKLEY, Of Northampton eonl
viii be Ia ATTENDANCE % render NJ dical 40 u cf-
cessary, during the season. For firhtr ifioimtNpa
address J. 4. SPADY, Proprietor.
fie 29.tAuZel
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COHEN BROTHERS 10000 pair Of Lsle and SIX
Gloves manufacturer sample, TO be- sold al once FOR
one fourth regnlai value.
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DAYARD TAYLOR,

ID POET AND TRAvFLLER,
SAID" take great pleasure IN recommending ~
parents The ACADEMY OF Mr.. Swithin {. Sbortndge.
HON. FERNANDO WOOD, NJ. G.,
said sSO): cheeIfuliy consent 10 The use Of my
n8We as reference. Nv hOys viii Teluru 10 you (tOi
their fourth yestTl after their vacation
For new illustrated Circular eddIess
SWITHIN &. SHORTLIDGE, 4. NJ,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE,
MEDIA, PA,
twelve miles from Philadelphia.
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This school will reopen TUESDAY. september
90 1881 For circulars aunly 10 Professor W. ..
TNGIISlI OF Mrs. JESSIE 6. ENGLIc II, 707 east
F-,Ttiin street jv 17-Su. W&Ftpcl
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The ReSerUoir.-The work OF dressing
down and putting in order The embink-
ments and grounds Of the reservoir neces-
STATED by the heavy grading OF the streets
adjoining il, which work was some time
since ordered by the chairman OF the Com
mittee on Streets, Is progressing at very
satisfactory rate aud in manner calculated
to improve the appearance Of the reservoir
premises and enhance the value OF pro-
perty In its immediate vicinity. All OF the
CITY hand. are at work there. While the
river was hardly ever lower than 1t IS now,
very little difficulty is experienced IN Keep,
ing the reservoir sufficiently full to meet aII
reguIrements. In time the city viii require
a much larger reservoir than the one now
in use. but she Is lucky in the possession OF
numerous elevated sites, all OF which are
ADAPTED to such purpose. vines the re.
seryoir was at its worst lately in the way OF
mud the people very generally abandoned
the use of the water, resorting to the nu-
merous wells in all parts OF the corpora
ton. which never fail in their abundant
supply Of cool, clear, and refreshing MUD.
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A FLUENT WITNESS. Yesterday two
cOlOred boys-JOseph Jackson and James
SpratleY-were Up before the Police Court
for 6ghlne in the street. One OF the wit
nesses in the case was named Solomon, and
the graphic narration OF what be knew
about the fight was rich, rare, and racy.
Said he in the course OF his testimony:
You see, Jedge, Joseph Jackson he took
an come over dlr den whar dis here 'bOy.
fighter Of Ricketts, were, en- in jurin dat
time when | come up to whar de was de
both had done gone to fightn. En- Joseph
Jackson he ies drawed a pistol and shot de
= 'bOy.fghter.' | say, Look here, Joseph
Jackson. you done gone and kill dat Niger.
In he say, Well, il Is, begS his Dardin.
Den he come iooln long me. En- he kept on
proiekin, and | tOle him to stop, but be
would'ent. 50 jus took of my shoes an
stepped of on de grass, en- | says, | did,
Now, Joseph Jackson, ef you want to fight
ies come long in Den be lowed he did'n
wan make no mirdliOn bout it no how.
En-, Jedge, dat all / know bout de fight"
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EDUCATIONAL
- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

SoWE SCHOOL FOk eihbS'
III -. ~ ,b,s SCHOOL. Tor the cducas
eskven,h ses .,.,srs siuh ncefos 22p SEPTEMBER,
,,ss q my o. ca sxnsrtenced and competent teach.
ISL. ueeegt Muse, Latin, French, German and
n,,vins iaetn, n six. Terms Cor session OF nine
RnarteI, - No extras. Address
,,auihs, tlf'' ~" wIiIlAM r, AYLETT,
-, pnst oaaoe. King William county, va.
soF&SAtSe20
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I IFENTON Is INVITED

hass SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
mlne ~ ~ Establishment. The best paper perfect
Cgiss s,nd snd durable tinding.
sur rssAr M, BLANK BOOKS can always be found on
M siihg Of al kts(is neatly d0nc-NEGO1IA.
bfIhAAgE, B0HDg BLANK PROXIES,
.HEDrW TRUST, POwERs OF ATTORNEY,
h9Ns1. a. Sa,si si ihe Banks, aud other BLANK
AfHVAERY 0F ALL KINDS at wholesgle aud
ROODHQuek 4 PAkHAM
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OCUSTDALE ACADEMY
IslU commence It's twenty-iourih annual session
SEPTEMBER 10 1881,
..h Colonel d. r. BOYD. Of Baton Rouge, La. as
80, ,,,,f assisted hy former insirUCiOrs-LARKtN
tIIIfiS ana PHlLIP MAJOR, aud other competent
letCltrs. ., - - 49,. 18th.
-. COLONEL ID. =. BOND - or
N"'' LARkIN WILLIS,
q, 90 fSel Locust Dale. Madison county, Va.
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TO WHOM IT CONCERNS.--I bereby
Il notify all persons that I have been qu8rGef by
court as admins'ratriN Of my deceased husband,
JOSEPH &. DlPPNtR. All persons haViuR ci aims
against him and all persons Indebted 10 him are re-
quested 10 come aud settle az once with me-
Mrs. ELIZABETH DIPPNER.
an 10.3t AdmiBisirstftN.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.
MARTINS INDEX
10 ALL THE VIRGINIA REPORTS.

Law =. W. RANDOLPH A ENGLISH
VII hsi ii paid 70 ali VINO rem ~ the price, 90.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Isaac Randolph (colored), assaulting an
threatening the life OF Georgiana Mason
! The evidence showed that the accuser was
as guilty as the accused. They were both
6ned $3.50.
Judson Taylor, assault and battery. The
case was continued until to-day.
Joseph Fields, John Taylor. Calvin
Briggs, and Robert Anthony (aIl colored),
dIsordeily conduct and threatening 10 dam.
age the house OF J. w. Bush. Fields was
fined 81; Briggs, Anthony, and Taylor dis.
charged.
Thomas Scott (colored) was fined $40 for
interfering with the police in the discharge
OF their duty and attempting 10 strike pri.
soner while in the custody Of an officer.
Lee Barker, drunk and disorderly, was
fined 81.
Joseph Jackson and James Spratley (bOth
colored), 1ghting in the street. Jackson
was fined $40 and Spratley was discharged.
II. WesterhOff, charged with selling goods
by sample without license, was sent on to
the grand jury.
&. ii. Burton was fined g for running a
wagon on the street without having proper
numbers on same.
James +. DOraD, for obstructing Bank
street with advertising signs, was fined s2.
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-ALL YOUR OWN FAULr IL you remain sick or out
Of health when you eau get IlOP BlTTERs.
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a. tDtfLDA isuihOr Of CIVILIAN Practice and
a. NiAaesry Pleading aud Pract. ce y Sass " IL
seu,sS H'nesaed book, and l mink very well ex-
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HANOVER ACADEMY,
IL TAYLORsVILLE POsT-OFFICE, VA.

Colonel II. L. JONES, ". A.,
Major HORACE W. JOKES,
j. H. CLAIB JRNE,
GRAY CARROLL ". A.
la.e professor mathematics Virginia Agrlculurd J
and Mechanical College).
One Of the oldest schools iu the state. It's Iupils
rlu be- found IN the University OF Virginia. United
sa'ts Military Academy. United states Naval Acad-
eny. aud iu The various professions and business
pursuits.
session begins SEPTEMBER 2OTH.
tooue JOSKs Will return fro . fur pc about the
ltih of september Unu that date apply for cala-
iogues, &C. 10
u y9l.eodlse2O NAL1R HOKACE ". JONES.
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DOpDTNTONN FEMALE COLLEGE,
X ROPDENTOWN, y. }.
- ,.,.o,, Con-s,s In Classics, BelleS-L LettrCS,
70 NJ A., f,-i,i ic, In Music, An, French and Ger
H+,' -,,,gh Instruction ir an Gcasriments.
li,i.r'> treated with confidence ard respect.
,i-,srs AVID morsis carefully guarded.
1fsColege "a b,lgt fer iis student,
2" Ery. WILLIAM c. BOWEN. \. NJ,
,, President.
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DICHhVN" RICHMOND, VA.
.,u~ "a POWELL PRINCIPAL.
ssSns n. q. PEl Ton aud
~ J. h. GARNETT, -,

.,,,reA growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
LADIES having rendered " ,5 nee1ss1Tg ss,J1S TO
sstart luSSsNN sCpACF STREET has hcen leased
10. EAS - wears. This building was designed
r % Sum6 Of Ss% has SefS fSp.ysd &Sd .SS 1S5
trhooi paiP - q, 81 its appointments. The accom-
nate compsor psor bosricrs are the best. Two youeg A.
mo1siion I'm ana single rooms provided when de-
,ACs q 3 I"oi"'
Iired s.-,,b'e apartment aud all necessary aiten-
AepI...,d a for the sick, ....,, - ..,
arst a9S psSsSSol psSscol viii REoPEN MONDAY september
10 1851. l.,,,,on As 20 prices. SC, apply for cata-
ogrs d ihe ecoes,S' ,.s.,,s JOHN H. POWELL.
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Fresh invoice Of KEY.wEsr CIGARS just ar
rived. W. y. BLAIR q co
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNIoN, VAr
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PEiSCIPAL,

Unsurpassed in rs location. iu It's buildings ana
tio4hds in its general appoinimt nis and sanitary
arrangements; It's lul corps Of superior and eXpe-
Ith,ta teachers iis uuriVallea advantages IN Alu-
US hpdfra Languages. ElOcutiOn, Fine Arts' fhy.
"a 'gNure. aud Instruction. IN the Theory ana
lsetce OF Cooking; The successful efforts made 10
sNlit hta.th, comfort, aud happiness; rs oppOsl-
chip.
.s ig iuh particulars, apply to the PRINCIPAL for
AlNoEges. te l5-cOd2m
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DrILevUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID PrDF0RD COUNTY, Va"

. No,rols and Western railroad fifteen miles west @
oi Ly g.. ~ r,- business. EeauiiWl and healthy
alNt,,' ksie corps Of teachers; iheroush m
ne.'.,ian. no sai provision fer the accommodation
aaf e'ttsii e't.itsil.1ss coa'siuire information address
fo '"'N ". T. ABBOT, Principal.
Bellevue POST -Dfice. Va.
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!-E0ScTT0WY COLLEGE. d. C.

" ,-..,.,x ,xe~eise of this Institution will DC
The schoi"ss' '.'iStSRSDAN, SEPTEMBER >, 1881.
resumed .,1,5,s 90 ,s Of fui Information appy 70
foI '""'' my. =. ,. ItAL1. ;. j., Pttsldenl.
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LOST, srRAYED. AND STOLEN

L OST.-A SMALL GREEN BIRD, ~JgS>
4 resembling a parrot. belonging 10 M e.. tH<bs
was picked 40 on Msiu street betwe n Mn 49,
tteuih and Tweniicth streets by some per- ES@s~>
SON. suitable rev Yard wall be paid for rs return.
&. INENsEN
au 1l-2if No. 1905 Main stree.
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AIR. AND MRS. ENGLlSH'S SCHOOL
vi FOR

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
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VI. ELLYSON 90, advertising agents, insert "a
vertlsemcu,s in al of The "vL9lDers Of the Unte'
states az publishers -at,' nrd'rs left Al the ne
mitch coun.Gg.rocIn w'l receive prompt aiteu
ti9u
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pANTOPS ACADEMY,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
re AMY ocaib Bn, beautiful scenery, scholars lim-
a ID ioii course Of study. thorough teaching, nrm
CIwllht cheap rice. wholesome moral innSence.
ir-epRues malt d OH sppicati0n.
= o-.odZms REV. y. WOODS. PRINCIPAL.
NJ EXAMIS ALTON OF TEACHERS
- TOR 1HE HT RICO SCHOOLS viii com
AZ, S,u.s = On The 18TH n ,STAkT, and continue from
1ce,T g,dI cav unlil Goa nplele" at superintendent
ron 10 A. H. to 2 T.. NJ. each day.
'en'te heretofore = ,ued are hersbg revoked
ID. T.. GARDNER,
-eo,eodld County superintendent Schools.
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"Od Domluion,n" Montrose," " B-Seleci." " Al
lcghany," aud other brands o. pure WHISKY, well
aged. W.D. BLAIR Coz
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BED.BUGS, RoACHEs.
Rats mice, ants, flies yermin moequitoes, III
sects, &C., cleared cut by Rough on Rats" Fif-
teen cent boxes az druggists.
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SAVE MONEY 10y having your printing done attn
DISPATCH PRiETING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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HAAPDEN SIDNEY COLLEG L,
VIRGINIA.
,. ne l0Gtb session Ouens SEPTEMBER lsT. In
Ile,'Oa :, given in the HOral, Physical and Math-
p,-aueN SceRces in the Latin, Greek, German,
~ sseos9 sud English Languages; and ia Bible stu
n tof catalogue apply 10 TIE Clerk Of ihe fscu'-
y. ty S-FGTan2m
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HoTOPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PREMCN
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET az 81 pr -allOG at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs-.legast summer
wiues-cheap, az CHRIsTIlN & WHITES.
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WOODS RoE-HERRryGS piekled by Thompson.
for sale by ". -. BLAIR & 60.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Litchfeld 0 County, ss: Litchfeld, August 27th, 1881. CLARA'J. W. MOORE MAHLON J. MOORE.
 ORDER OF NOTICE

OBDEh OF NOTICE.
 Upon the petition and complaint of Clara J w. Moore praying for divorce from the above named respondent, Mahlon J. Moore, upon the charge of desertion, habitual intemper- ance and intolerable cruelty, as by her peti- tion and complaint made returnable to the Su- perior Court next to be held at Litchfield, within and for said Litchfeld County, on tn e 1ss Tuesday of December, 1881.
 1t appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority, that the said respond ent was last residing in West Norfolk, town ot Norfolk, Connecticut, but is now residing in parts unknown to the petitioner, and is absent hom this State.
 Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pen dency of said petition be given the said re- spondent, by the petitioner causing said pe- tition and complaint and this order of notice to be published in the Connecticut Western News, a newspaper published in Canaan, in Litchfeld County, three weeks successively, commencing on or before the Sd day of Sep. tember, A. D. 1881, and also, that a copy oi said petition and complaint be sent to the said respondent, by mail, postage paid, at West Norfolk, Connecticut, his last known place ofresidence, on or before the Sd day o September, A. D. 1881, and due return make hereon. sBy order of
 VIM. l.. RANSOM, Clerk Of the Superior Court for Litchfield County.
 Swl0
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07

nENTIST, Millerton, N. Y. Dentistry in D all it's branches. Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate. All work warranted. Office over Jones' old stand. .37tt
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07
LEAVE pIrTsFIELD, VIZ:

LEAVE pIrTsFIELD, VIZ: 500 a. m. Passenger Train for Bridgeport. ar- irving at l2.3O noon, with though oar for New fork, arriving Ut S.V7 D. ns ; sp New HaNen at l.l0 p. m. Leave Albauy at oNm. with through car.
 AoitVe Canaan at 9.34 a. n. 50 D. nl. slassengsr Train for ljridcepurt ar. irving at 7.2u P. m., With tilruug h car for New York, arriving at 9.OO D. Ill, at New Haven at e.O0 p.n., connecting with train leaving Albany at 2.i5 p. m.
 Leave Canaan Ut 4.o4 p. III. 1.20 D. m. Milk Train tor Bridgeport arrlyinr at 5.20 P. m.; st New York, lO. 80 D, m- at New Haven, 11.52 p. m.
 Leave Canaan at 3.1l D, m. 300 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls Village arriving at f.o0 P. Ill. Leave Albany at 2.45 Pm.
 Leaves Canaan at 645 p, m. Sunday MILK Train leaves fittsfield at 2 85 P. m. for Bridgeport, arriving st 8.5O p, m.; New York, ll.50 P. m. New ha. ven, ll.52 p. m.
 Leave Canaan at 4.30 D. m, 5.45. Passenger train for Bridgeport (Monday mornings only, arriving Y.45 h. m. New York 1i.59 q, m.
 Leave Canuan 7.i0 a, m, All trains connect at Canaan with Connecticut Western k. k. at brookheld Junction to ana from Danbuly.
 IN. ND. AVESlLL, L. RB. STILGSON. ue"efai Alchee Ageht Supt Bridgeport, Ct., July 21, 1881.
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D.RV.G. cured me of the worst kind oi Eruption ct the Skin, blotches like boils from head to foot D. R. V. G. think the best blood purifyer in the world.
 John c. Blodgett. Baker, Syracuse, N. Y. Guaranteed by all dealers in Drugs.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07
NeaU Advertisements.

Grand display of
 Fall and Winter Clothing, For Mems, Boys and Child
 ren's Wear.
 I have surpassed all previous efforts. The largest stock ever brought here. In Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Underwear, my stock is just immense. The latest Hobby Styles and Lowest Prices at the
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD.

Commencing June 26, 1881. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. l2.4O a. m. Connecting from Pittsfeld, at Nil, ierton for Poughkeepsie, khinebeck aud for kishkill.
 Leaves Salisbury at 12.58 and I akeviljs at i.O2 P. m. S.5S P. m. Connecting from Pittsfield. At NJ !ertohtor New York, arriving at S.bO D. a,. Leaves Salisbury at APO and LakeyiIte at 4.26 p.m. GAS p. m. Connecting from Pittsfield. At Mill lertor with Express for Albany and inc West.
 Leaves Salisbury Nt 7.03 and Laleyjlle at 7.Ol D. m. 4.S0 p. m Milk Train, connecting at Milertou Sundays only. 6.7 a. Tn. Connecting at Mierton with Harlem k. R. for New lork. arriving at i0.4o D. m. Runs hipndaNs ouly
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kC>r Sale.
New Stage Route,

A New St0ge Route has been established Between SOuthfseId and Canaan, and is now running Daily. making connections at Canaan with the morning trains on the HousatCn- ic and Connecticut Western Roads, and retuln- ing, leaves Canaan promptly at one o'clock D. m, after the arrival of passenger trains from Bridgeport and Hartford, arriving in Clayton at 130 Mil River 2.45, Southfeld 3.30, and New Marlboro (should passengers Gesiroit at4 30.
 ". E. BREWER, Proprietor
 Canaan, July 1a, 1881. 6m3
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GOING EAs.. TRAINS LEAVE CANA

"ohNu nAs.- IhAtNS LEAVE CANAAN, S.lo .. m. Leaves Glillerton at 600 a. m., Lake. vllio 6.25 and dSailsbury at 600 a. ln. 9.S4 q. m. Connecting at Minsted for Wnte, bury aud Bridgeport. At SmsbNiy to, New Haven, arriving at l.S6 D. m.-say- Ing 10 miles dIstanco over any othes route, for Mesttiel,i, Northampton, Ni- hamsbuigh and lloiyoke. At Harttar6 With Express for Springfield and sostun. anu all points North and Gast arrsviss In boston at 4.2O P. m. also Tor Min mantle, New LonuCn, Providence, New York.
 Leaves Miilerton at S.5c, Lakovilie 9.os Salisbury g. II a. m.
 3.OO P. m. Connecting from Albany At WinR. ted for Waterbury and Brlogcpert. A Slmsbuiy for New Haven, N estiieil, Hol- yoke aud Northampton. At HartfopA fer Nllilmantlc, New London, New SoEk Boston, and Saybrook, via. q. V. h.. Leaves Mlltrton at 2.l5, Lakevillc 23l, Salisbury 2.36 p, m.
 S.15 p. m. Leaves Mif.rton a 7.Sa, I.sk. yiiae 7.1S, SHslShu.N 1.53 r. in., ;u" wrIs,ef faHseuEcle leave New ArrA d; S o,t p m. connect with this tram, o'1Z a. m, lN"huAy mornings cn'y.I Leaves Nilllelton at 6..5 8. nI., culinectinv sf Canann with Hous@tunic train north. At ilhe Meadow Tor Ncw Haven, growing at 9.l5 u. nl., and toi New N.Ik A. S,s,x. bary tur Mtstteld aL1 Nor, hal,;t,,t,. anN arriving ln Hartford at n.si h. m. For time at way stations and conuoc. .iors .e posters.
 WALTER rEAE"s!, L.E. JONES'. GenH Ticket Aneut. superntenden..
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07

SKILL IN THE WoRKsH1P.-To do good work the mechanic Must have good health. If long hours of confinement in close rooms have enfsebled his hand or dimmed his sight. let him at once, and before some organic trouble appears, take plenty of Hop Bitters. His system will be rejuvenated, his nerves strengthened, hisNight become clear, and his whole constitution be built up to better working condition.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-07
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 @AAzzzzzzExz7G1-aGxzSZB LYDIA. II. PINKHAM'S Vegetable Compound,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR AL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

This preparation, as its rann s'Gnides consists of Vegetable Properties thet harmless to the most delcate invalid. Upon trial the merits Of this Compound will be recognized relief is immediate; and when its Is continued, in ninety nine in hundred, O positive and permanent cure Is effected thousands will testify. On account of its proven merits, 1t Is to-day recommended and pre- scribed by tho best physicians in the country.
 It will cure entirely tho worst form of falling of tho uterus Lsucorrhoa, Irregular and Painful Menstru- etion all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Uleera- ton, Toodings, all tho consequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to the Change oS Life. It will dissolve and expeli Sumors from the uterus in an early stage of development, The tendency to Canceroas Hulors therc is checked very speedilyby itsuse
 In fact, it has proved to be the greatest and best remedy that has ever been discovered. It per meates every portion of tho system, andgives new lfo and vigor. It faintncss fatulency, de- stroys all craving for stiulants, and relieves weak ness of the stomach.
 It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostra tion General Debility, Sloeplessness Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache, Is always permanently cured by it's use It will at all times and under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law that governs the female system.
 For Kidney Complaints of either sex this com pound is unsurpassed.
 lydia [. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound IS prepared at 22s and as5 Western Ave, Lynn Mass PRICE, S1.OO Six Bottles for $500.
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 Mrs PINKAM freely answers all letters of Inquiry Send for pamphlet. Address as ahovo Mention this papeT.