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CONN. WENT FERN IAIa,RoAp.
Commencing June ls, lsSo,

aGISa EAR.. TRAINS LEAyk CANAAN Slo a. VI. Leaves Milerton al oOO \. n,.. Lake. Vuls G. 40 aud Salisbury at 7.sU a. nj. ,t. s.S4 \. n. Connecting at Mh,stsu t..r Wats. bury and Bridgeport. Al Sintsbury h,. New Haven, arriving al I.sG N. ln.- -ssav- Ing 10 miles distance over siy oth.a route, for Mtstne!G, hutsi!amp.su. VII. hamsburgh and hulyoks Al haitford With Exprvss far Sl,. hght Id aha EopteR. and all points NO, ii aud hast arriylps Ill Bostun at 4.lo r. nl. aisu fer Nili- isEniIc, New l-endcn, Providence, New York. IVY Leaves A.isrton at S.5o Lnkeyills 2. .cS Sahsbuly gil 4. nl. s.U0 P. m. Connecting from Albany At Nfns. ted for Waterbury and BrldscYort. A sDnsbury Ear New Have.i GsotAe;d HoI. yuIe and Northampton, Al hGr rtloro fts NiIitaantic, Now LpuGor, New York, Boston, and Saybrook. va. C. Y. R, R. LsaVes HlIuI tsl at s.l5, LakvSiils 2.Sl- Salisbury 23S P. m.
 s.l5 P. m. Leaves Mlliorton at .su. LsEey1lla S.4S, Salisbury Y.k5 P. n., fer W .n-scd. Passengers leave New York at 3.5O D. n. oonnect with this train. o.oV 6. Ia. lAont!ay mornings only. Leaves AIHelt~h al 10 R. nl., connecting Aa' lahaan Wit't HoGsataTlc train hcrth, At Pile Meadow for New Haven arriving ak 9.l6 a. i:.., and for New York. At hiTos- barry Tor ", st6eld apG Northampton and arriving In Aarsford at s.54 .. al. For time at way stations and connections ss posters.
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FAR M FOR SALE.
 Rare Chance

On account of impaired health, and conse quent inability to properly care for it, | ofIt my farm for sale, It is pleasantly located, o. mlle from school, post office and store at We, Norfolk, and convenient to church and fou ra!iroad depots. No SNOW DRIFTS It con Ialns about 135 acres of pasture, wood and ir terval ~ land, fine young orchard, Goo, douse, large shade trees in yard. two barr, and horse barn, also a blacgsmith shop f,
 arm work About 65 acres is interval land, | portion of which for tobacco, cannot be excell 'd m the state, and to a person acquaint,, , %lth It's culture, is worth the prlce as,ed f. the farm. 500 cords of wood might be cut
 II not sold this spring it will be rented to | thorough farmer. H. J. HOLT.
 West Norfolk, Feb. 1, 1881. 92tf
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LsAvK rII EsETLLD, tlz: S.VV .. m. Ptsseusser Iran Tor h.idgu pur. ax- irving at la.30 noon, Nith thu oulL cas Tor he" iVih, arriving ~ B.05 r.. u4. at New haSen at l.lu t. t-t Leave Albauy At O.Au a.nA. Aitil tL!ot,2, n ear.
 Leave Oanasn At S.3s u. ,,,. A.zo D. il. fasseiiSe' LIaln Iui t;I3dh, port ar- irving at S.s5 r. .h., Hiti tI,loua l. y.sr for New fork, aaIsihx a i,i9 P. nl. ;at New Haven at 36 p.lu. conLueaIns VII! train ieavlHg Albany at ia.ao C, m.
 Leave Canaan at soop. m. S.oo p. h. MiA Train iol D..u, :gurt, ansytnu at s.3o p. m.; at New Amh. ir.S0 h. nj. at Nsw Haven, ll.b2 p. n..
 Ltsvo Callaan at E.sS D. la. o.vo P. h. fasAelgsf 1raih IvI suils Village arriving at i.uo P. m, Leave AibaAva a ak a.io P. hA. Leaves Cunaah at U P. u.. Sunday Mlk Train leaves llttsllsic at \ Sa F. m. for Bridgeport, arriving at a5c p. m,i New York, ll.o0p. ni. New i.A. ven, 1.52 p. m. Y Leave Canaan at 4 ~ P m. All trains connect at Canaun with Connection Westorn Il. k. ;st Brooktsid unctiou to aud from Danbury.
 A. D. AVERlAt,, d.. IS. s7ILI.NslN. 1e"efAl Alc@et Aseht, .sup1 Bridgeport, Ce., May a, 1880.
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C.. as. GARDNER.

SHISIClAN ' Abb >u EGEON, Canaan. Com 4 Ol,iee day al Camps Drug Store. from ni n iour o'clock. ILur<t!aI afternoons. 33Vuf6l4.
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C. Ss'. CAMP, Na. kS

H0USAEGNgC G0rraiE, 50. GI. a and A. M. Regular communication. Secnn, tud Fourth saturday Di evtrv r,onih
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STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.
 CAPT CHAS. WEEKS. --..A CHEAPEST ROUTE TO NEW YORK Will leave Bridgeport eve.y night tSeturcav exceptoa), from Stearnlokt Dock, nt |. o'clock, arriving in New York about { o'clock next morning.
 Returning, will leavo Now York every morning. Sunday exeeptedl, irotn Pier SS EasS River, fost Of CatberiHe-st, As II Ss. frcights received aus Way-bulea kll0pxh NS all stations on the Housa tenic TO thread ab r2ry lew rates Tickets ean be purchased through to New York less tlaH by sh rail- road, and baggage checked throark from all trains. ?. s. The eveuias aIilk train en Gs Hews- atomic railroSd connects with the kYtsaE. or Bridgeport.
 J0R N kB. .RsysRKKl.
 Spperu,t |. oies.s.
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 Established in 1894 by Samuel Bowes.l The Weekly edition ofthe Springfield Republ:. can is a comprehensive and intelligent revlew of Amercan life from week to week, taking due mo- tice as we'll of all important events and move mepts elsewhere throughout the world. Its sum maries ofnews are prepared Wltn great care, spc. cial attention being given to the presentation of New Enoland news It's editorial articles discuss broadly and with independence wloe range of topics, poitlcal. social. literary, scientific and ethical Its correspondence is or unusually hlgh character embracing regular letters from bos'o New York, N ashington and other centers Of in- terest In this country and abr0a frequent s O. ries aud choice selections of original or quoted poetry lend variety to the paper and increase lts at,ractiveness Each number contains coumn of religious intelligence, Agricultural matters fully treated, particu arly those thal are I0cA to New England, and market reports are pupnsheo with special reference to the intOrmatloh o1 larm. rrs. The Eng auders both at home ana aorosu ad guide in maintaining their acquainta hce with public affairs aud their knowledge or me growth and condition of the older states or tEe Union.
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HoUsATONIC RAILROAD CC
SECRETARY's OFFICE.

ANNUAL MEETING
 The annual meeting of the stockholders o he Housatonic Railroad Company will be hel t thelr office in the City of Bridgeport, Ct., o, friday, the 25th inst, at 212 o'clock, P m. tor the purpose of elccting board of Direct 'rs Tor the year ensuing, and to do any othe' 'uslness proper to be done at said meeting. he transfer books will be closed from the 18th to the 18th inst, both days inclusive.
 By order
 }w33 CHARLES K. AVERII.L, Secretary.
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For Sale

A FEW half-blood HolsteiD Calves, botl male and female. For price enquire of
 Sheffield, Mass. 4w32 W.M. CHAPIN
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TraUeAey;s Gsssde.

 H UsATONIc RAILROAD. Shortest, Quiokss. and Cheapest Route to No, Adams, Albany, Trey, South Narwalk, Stan. Sord, nathan, Hudson, Ssra roga, Utica. Rome, Syracuse, Auburn, Geneva, Rouh- sStsr, Buffalo, Suspsnstan bridgs, Ni- agara Falls, Cleveland Detroit, ToIS. do, Cincinnati, lhdlanRps1s, CLI- caSo, St. Lools. Through Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked for above points at uaten Depot CanaEn. AisS for Philadelpaie, EEltimes>' ' WaShington. Purvhase Iaeko.a yia Aousatonic Line. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. TRAINS LEAvE BRIDGEPORT, vix: $40 a. m. Freight Train tpsssenser aceo,n. modahonsl for Harrington Monday, Wed. nesday and Friday. Leave Canaan 5 10 P. m, l0.lo &. m. Passenger Train for Plttsfeld. ag~ irving st 2as P. m. tWith 1frougho ; New Haven at s.S8 6. m., with through car from Bridgeport for Albany, agc vlna t250 P. na. Train aGrivas at sar., oea st62o p. m, Connecting at Albany wltS S.lo P. m. popular Chicago and Ss Lou.a express, arriving in Chicago n, 500 tue next p. m.
 Leave Canaan at 1942 p. m. e.oo p. m Passenger Train for PittAitit. arrly. ing at s.o5 P. nl. tWiA Through Ua leaving New York at 9.v0 D. m, Leave New Haven at 8.45 P. m. UotnvctlaK al State Lime for Albany and the Nest sr. rivIng st Albany st Is.s6 P. Di. saiaSoSA Leave Canaan at T.8i p. Ill.
 FROM FALLs VILLAGE. 0oo a. m. Special fHs.enser tra,r rug ritAs- held, arriving NJ 7.a7 a. h., AkbAAy, v.ke
 cave Canaan at s.is n. n
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070 week. $12 day at home easily made Cl Costly outfit free. Address TRUE tS Co. Augusta, Name. 1y31*
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\ TTOHNEY q Con Tor at aw 149 rroad .A wy, NcN York. Rooms 10 10. Co ctions mal. in any part of tn State. y4a
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w, w 's'se ESCOTT.

NNT ATC't MAN.K and Jeweer. Watches Sol
 W at lh Lowest riceS. SD cia' Atteutiof paid To Repairing Camps Block. Canaan. ya,
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p kto SEQ pr day at home. Samples worth {. WV free. Address STINsnN & Co, PoI Itlamd, Mt
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DEs. J. D. CLEMANS.
DR. E. E.A.pAL.MER.

St R TEO DENTIS1' Iakcville. Conn.,, first tS house nnrtf. Of Rob, fts' tor. D. nisiry in a. its branches riificlai tecth on any base desired
 \ ful upper orunHer st of sum ceth on Ro bb I for k1a ila9s hi.g Gas aGminist6red for extrac- ton. All work warranted. voi4-2tt
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@HR week in your owh town. Terms and $; UVO outfit Iree. Address H, HalIett S5 Co.,. 'ortland Maine. 1y31*
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HEATER in all rdS of stock Cows co.jstaf { aV O. ha q. Orders rece'v prompt attr,'iO Il lowest hvi, s ? ices. L"cusr HILL FARM. Con d4, Conn. ly33
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The Tribure has never been reuailed in the sub >tahtiai and De manett value of iis emiums tC gntE and subscr bers d d it adds to its list hs year two of he most desirable 1t has ever offered Note the fol owl 2:
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 ncees ,001 b":o d Cru CD. malkrg SC. .000 va ious r"adings in the Now Testament; with the atest information on Biblical Geography and h. i'quitles: etc, ec By Robert You E, L.L.D.. luhor of a u"w Ltera' Translat on of the Hebre S aud Gr elk Scriptures. e'c. etc.
 In one handsome quarto volume. containing over 100 hree-co una pages very subs tantia ly bou d Il cloth: I he pages and type are the same size as those of ebst rs Unabridged nictio ary. It ;s pnce a Concordance. a Greek, Hebrew and Ing fish Lexicon of Bible words aud Scriptural Ga Arte"r. Eve'y home that has Bible in it ought lso to have this great help to Gble-rcading and study.
 Ihls great work was originally published f England in October. 1879. and was sold at $15; We now offer it iu cout, ,ecton with The Tribune It the fohowi- g markedly low rates:
 For S6 the Concordance and one copy of h. Weekly Tribui Q five years or five copies one year.
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D. NJ. dt ARK KE

tS sGN As .G RNEs<, \ TrOR \FYN and Courst llors at Law Sa1is "A bury. Com. 'f
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5aNxa3S s.. ngI,1"VEKs.y.

\ ITORNEY at ] W and NJ ry Public
 Office, District urt Block, ,alls Ei"'','' Conn. 66tf
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c. El. EshNR.ESSS

EpARBER ND Il >lR EREoSER. Cumming } Block Ca;aan. My motto; to D ease. Glv, 4 1
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THE TRIBUNE PREMIUMS.

The Tribu has sueyer been rquailed in the sub >tantiai and De manettt yalus of tts p emiums tU g, 'uts and ubscrl bers it adds to its list 'hls year two of he most desirable 1t has offered. Note the fol oWil 2:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-10
By K. r. Lucss, Auctioneer.

by d. L. Iucss, AuctlOneer.
fERUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed OF
D. trus; from Mary Catherine Smith, wife of
heEjsmin Smith, to Ice bearing Gate of april
lOth. 1878. and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Aie1.ndrla county, Va, in lber D, No. 4, at
folio l79. shall for the purpose Of carrying out
the provisions OF the said trust, and at the writ.
ten request of the psrty there BY secured, oiTar
TOT sale st. public auction On the premisee. on
SATU hDAY, the 18th day of November A.
D. 1881, at II NJ, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, lying in the county aforesaid, snd de
scri5ed es follows: Comm sDcing at 4 point in
the South line otlhe Columbia Turnpike, seven
poles and twenty-one links westerly from the
northeast corner of tn tract conveyed by Sewall
3 Cor bett to S. Ferguson Beach, trustee for Y.
;. Close, by deed dated November OH, 1865,
.nenee southerly, by disec: lns to a point in
Inc south line OF ssd tract. distant poles from
Inc southeast corner OF said tract thence west.
eIly song the south line Of said trsc. poles ar
III llaEs, thencs northerly by q dlrec! line to q
point IN the south line of the Columbia Turn.
PIKE distant poles end one link westerly from
the place OF beginning, thence easterly along the
south line Of said Columbia Turnpike poles
sId one !inS to the place of beginning, cuntsin.
ing TWO screa Of land more or less 1t Is i'm
proved By comfortable dwelling house.
Terms OF sails: Uns-half cash, and the bal
snce II slI months with interest from the dsy of
sale, secured hv deed of trust.
WIN. W. BOARMAH, Trustee,
Room l, Webster Law Building, Washing.
tor, D. G. octII.td
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By 4, T. LUCAS auc:ioresr.

KY ViITUE of deed citrus. executed by
= =. :. ierpenc: S..d ~:ic, bearing Gste OF
:ha 18th dsy OF ar!ch, 1850. and Ct record il :hs
Gicrh'a c.tcs o: ;ha Corporation Cou-; Of lhe
city OF A!cIartIa, Va, iiaer 70. s psse SO
the subscribers IS trustee of Toe Geruian Co.
operative Building Association No. 3. of Alex
>nd7ls, vs, viii: by ord.r Of ;as Beard CT Die
!lfc'o-a ct Inc said ss2t ciatioa. duly mads, Ard
IL Pursuance of the provisions Of tue s.!d deed
OF l!uS.. proceed ~ soil e! public auction. or
SATURDAY, the u Il dsy cf NoSemher 13s!,
9: j. H., in front Of tina Market Baildipg Oh
oya! street, in the c;:y Of Alex .nGris, Yirginis
the following described property, conveyed by
Tie sid deed Of rust, 10 vii,
Il LOT UF & il O . n , With BRICK
y ~ = IsLiSG thereon. in tho city Ct A!cxan.
d-ia Va s!tua;ed on the s0u:h si:c of Luke ST.,
between Columbus snd Alfred 5t.u-t5, in from:
on DuEe p:foat 70 ees. ant exIoaGiag south
WarGiy y depth IS ieet 80 !. II Zee! alley, bpine
tie pFeclises now occupied by sid e. Z. Per-
Deaer. 9'rrsn5 of &s!e CgEh.
5 5z5S55 z$ z @55S, r:a.:ss,.
Cot2i,-oCtI
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PERRY. H0USThN CCrHTY {

PERRY Houston COUNTY. Ga.
We have Ercwa ''Swi!.'s Synhi!ii;c neciic''
tested in hundreds Of cases CT Syphilis, M:rcur-
rial Rhematism, Scro!uis etc. II msda The most
perfect and permanent cares IL cucry case.
EuXh l., Bernard. SsG. D. h'i!en. Judge
20. Ct. j. J.. Warren, Of J.W, J..tEroo s. Co,
Savannah. Ga., I'd. Jackson, De;'t OK. Suor
e.. VIM, BrGnson, I'll Warren, j. w. WIN.
ner!y, }, 9. Giibert, NrG't.. j. W. Mann, Co.
Treas, VIM. D. Pierce, SKA. <. G.. Duucsn
Day & Gordon.
am acquainted with the proprictors. ena
many CT tho gentlemen whoao si2natures appear
10 tie fo-egoIrZ certificate. They ere zen of
high chsraCLter and standing.
q. L. COLQUITT.
Governor Ct Gooreis.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors. GtsIts "a.
Sold by +. :. LEADREArER 81 BRO.
GS> Price OF largo OF rcSulsr 81 reduc; d 10
81 IS per bottle sld small siz5 hoGilg hall The
quantity, price 81 per bottle.
Gall for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
Cocl
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~ L. r. Lucas. Euciioncer.

H:aTU& Of i Ga2d Of t7uat executed BY
- VI: ian > Ers and VITA bearing Gste OF
iha S:a day If September. 1875 tai o: record in
tie :e"a r"coT!s Of the ct7 Of l4IexaHdris. Vir.
gaia. h3.- NC. .. paga ZOl the Subscribers. d.
Trustees o! he German C0.0pGrei!ye building
Et5c&!G:ipn - !, q hieSsa1riG. Va :" will, b.
orc2r O: ;Ea Ard Gf D.rec.oIs Of :ae ssid sssC-
Cater. Guy maze auG il !u::u,Lca Of .6s
provisions &: the ssi1 coed Of i.:isL pr caed To
rel, ni ru1i2 suction o. SkJU 4DAI. tie
l2ih CIV Of Gcv'mber, 1891. q. II 81 IL from!
Q: iEH Market BHi!cirg, on i.oys street. IA the
Gig q AlcxsEdrin, viT9iuia, the property con.
ytyad by :be ss;d deed Of trust to Wit:
WU LITh OF CHOU n = IL The sid cisy OF
A!@:an1-ls on the east side OF l'tytoa street
bet~eea King snt Prince s:reotF, e=eh Of whict
b!Gds on fsYt0n street. 20 feet. more Or less enc
EXTENDS eastward 2 to ouse's Inc and Oh o1e
ot ~hica there ID @..i.aE DWELLING
ROUSE. Ternls Of sale: Gssh
55s5S5 81 1 S { Trustees.
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\ UE5'sgsH SSG.F3.
SUBLlH;5ALG or GULorEIN CATTLE

On 7EIHEY, Eovemfer % 1891. 4: :ho farm
IF Judge Wrn. Friler;D9, les! Clifton station,
V. ri. x W., in Fatla. coantT. snd ~ niles
from S:ezsnd,a az II 4. III will ba sold si.h
gu: ?eser7e 20 the highcs. bidder. TtFTShN
EUE& HRED 4GLSTEIi3 BULLS. varying
y age if.c2 calves - two yeGyE %. Purchasers
Will bs able 10 eSarniEc and so,cc. brliGa!s fri III
q large anG fac herd cf cows. end 10 those who
w;:h 70 ch!ail his cuiebrS;ac; stock 20 good an
opportunity Is ae!don ptsgoa:sd. Vehicles will
meet T.. trains sid run to And from The far;a
Possc:,E@rs :"i.l h.rn IN DO time 10 attoad the
sale Ed .eaTe tho ,m.t.ay
Terms: { II months ctCJl: on Approved notes
laa!!0p il!eress Zen Der ce.., q: 3. c..h.
ANN. !a p1:cn.sed "!il, j: des:re;. BIZ deliver.
O. On the csrs q! Clifton.
2 descriptive list with FIJI pe6igraes will BE-
furnished Oh epi:iica!;c: 81 Thomas Fletcher
Superintendent OF inc faI!n, Clifton p. O., or to
jams 7. MscheE, Ie.trev..!s, Tsirfax CO., We
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