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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22
JOB PRINTING.

Not long since a young English mer-
chant took his youthful wife with him to
Hong Kong, China, where the couple
were visited by wealthy Mandarin
The latter regarded the lady very atten-
lively, and seemed to dwell with delight
upon her movements. When she at
length left the apartment, he said to the
husband in broken English (worse than
broken China:
What You give for that wifey-wifo
yours"
Oh replied the husband, laughing at
;hesingular error of bis visitor, two thous-
and dollars
This the merchant thought would ap-
Tear to the Chinese rather high figure;
but he was mistaken.
Well said the Mandarin, taking ont
his book with an air of business, 's'pose
YOU give her to me; I give you fre thous-
and dollar
1t is difficult to say whether the young
merchant was more amazed than amused;
bat the very grave and solemn air Of the
Chinaman convinced him that he was in
sober earnest; and he was compelled,
therefore, TO refuse the offer with as much
rlaoidity as he could assume. The Man
aarian, however, continued to press his /
bargain:
I give you seue's thousand dollar, said
be: 'You take EN-"
The merchant, who had no previous
-o.on Of the value Of the commodity
v-.chbe had taken out with him, wascom-
raled, at length, to inform his visitor
that Englishmen were not in the habit Of
selling their wives after they once came
il their possession-an assertion which
tie Chinaman was very slow to believe
The merchant afterward had a hearty
laugh with his young and pretty wife, and
s.lG Aer tDat ne had just discovered her
scl. value, as he had that moment been
offered seven thousand dollars for her;
cry high figure 'as wives were going in
China at that time
Nothing astonishes a Chinamanso 50 mach,
Who may chance to visit our merchants at
Hong-Kong, as the Difference which is
paid by our countrymen to their ladies,
and the position which the latter are per- !
aitted to hold in society. The very ser 7
wants express their disgust at seeing A t
nerican or English ladies permitted to i
st at table with their lords, and wonder /
Why men can 50 far forget their dignity /
-haLp. Nag. t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

Sg- The n. Y. Evening Post, having
boasted that dozen members of Congress,
" heretofore Wings" would not support
Scott and Graham, the Tribune thorough
ly sits the boast-shows it essential fal-
sity-and thus retorts upon the Post:
We shall not print the names of the
Members of Congress heretofore Demo
Gratis who now oppose Pierce and King,
but We have heard that they number
taoe'aty- fce. Some of them were in Bal
timore while our Convention was sitting,
urging the nomination of Scott in order
to insure Pierce's defeat. We know them
very well, but will not subject them to
annoyance and abuse by printing their
names without their authority. They will
proclaim themselves in due time"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22
SEARIGHTs FEB IA 1910.

Mr. Hugh Keys Dear Sir-I will just
inform you that Mills has not brot more
Than two hundred dollars home with
him we have been to the bank he paid of
The intrest & has gave me a Judgment
for Twenty five hundred which l have
Entered on the County docket he has
Con back to richmond whear he says he
Can git nots discounted that his Friend
Sold negraes for in orleans on Credit of
Six and nine months and will return in
one month and pay of one half of the
bank if so the Judgment will be good
for the ballens have my doubts. But
as vase gilty of forgery by sining your
name to his note and the penitentiary
Staring me in the face 7 thot' best to re-
lease you from the bank and have taken
all the responsibility on myself but if ever
| do such an act again Dam me.
l presume he has written to Coplan
and you for to Do Something for him [
have nothing to Say in his favour you
Can do what you pleas your are relesed
from the Bank l take it all on myself
But [ do know that he has don more for
the.party'. now in power Then some man
that has got the fattest Contracts on the
Canal and if he had the mems wood Do
more for his freands than Some that wood
follow Like penny dogs whean the Think
the have something to gain and nothing to
Lose.
Imean mills wood help whean his friend
was in adversely not Like Some wood be
freands that will hang to the Coat tail
when in prosperity.
l have promised to pay of the bank if
mills fails this spring and that will Take
about all the mony | will be able to Collect
as it has to Come By the hardst your friend
its most Likely will fail in paying
the money he borroed of me and that will
not be treating his frieands wall he got a.
bout all ever got for our work and you
now | must have goodeal to start that
work pleas give my resets to my frieands
Coplan and Flannanken.
yours truly & Respectfully
WIN SEARIGHT.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22
UARRIsBURG, June 13. 1910.

Sir: On to morrow have to leave here
for a general visit to the State Works
I don't know when | will be in Erie, a
few days ago | received letter from, as
/ thought the only friend | had in the
world, William Searight, the purport of
which is unnecessary to mention at pres
ent, however it is such that cannot (in-
deed he left me no room) have any more
dealings with him, there is an understand
ing between us in the Elk Greek Job, l
have wrote him that would give or take
fifteen hundred dollars, not knowing which
he will do, and il being cut of my power
to go out there Immediately, | wish you TO
see him on this matter and ascertain what
he will do; it is good job and there will
be good deal of money made out of it,
but were | to make ten thousand dollars
his letter would compel me to take this
course; if he should take my offer, and 90
home, you must attend to it, and inform
me, and | will resign and go out to it my
self, which course he may take will be
satisfactory to me- one thing must say,
hat truly give him an interest IN our
former Job, that, when adjusted, he will
ind that he has lost neither money or
friends by me; bat enough, ] leave all to
lim, and en- reflection he will find that he
will not gain anything by his present
course. am, with respect, yours truly.
Ii. KEYS.
Upon a separate slip of paper, enclosed
u the above letter, Mr.. Keys adds:
I wish you to show him this letter, and
ry and get him to decide what he will do
n this matter wish to quit him now
nd forever, he is an ungenerous, ungreat-
Ill man. HUGH GRAHAM.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

Gl0e as yobr Ha'ao-!So o5o L"-Ev-
'yboay hereabouts knows George With
eEal, who for years has been . working
nan In the Democratic ranks, and Whohad
Tone that party good service. On Mon
Gay George met democratic friend who
lad Just returned from the West, and
those first enquiry was, Well, George
aoW's politics ?"
George answered, "I'm afraid We'll
ave "a, to part this time, for l 90 for Win
Do you" shouted his friend " give
Us your hand on that, old fellow, 50 do t.
-C5epeLand Herald.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

letter and the others which follow. [
look upon it now as duty to the public
to do so. | will therefore put the origi-
nall letters into the hands of the printer,
with directions to print them word for word
and letter for letter
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

Disgrocg1A Dec5ce.-A Philadelphia,
who had been indicted for selling lottery
policies, failing in his efforts to "buy his
peace with the officers Of the law, eluded
their vigilance by advertising his death,
and inviting his friends to the funeral,
which was conducted with becoming So
lemnity under direction of his " bereaved
widow" while be stepped over into New
Jersey. The ruse succeeded completely
until an evening or two since, when the
guilty man yielded to his desire to visit
Philadelphia, where he was discovered
by some one whose faith in walking ghosts
did not render him doubtful as to the /
IDENTIFY Of the cunning rogue.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22
Published by Theodore schoch

TERMS-Two dollars per annnum in advance--Two
dollars and quarter half yearlyand If not paId be-
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who receive their papers by a carrier stage drivers
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No papers dconlinued until all arrearages are paid,
except at the option OF the Editor.
UF Advertisements not exceeding one square (SlX-
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The Charge for one and three insertions the same
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
T7 All letters addressed to the Editor must be post
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

The Staunton Spectator thinks there is
some mistake about General Pierce being
descendent of the Dukes Of Northun-
.ariand, and would infer from his featS
Mexico that he belongs to the " Som
ersetn family.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

You may depend upon it that ne is
good man whose intimate friends are all
good, and whose enemies are all of a char
acter decidedly bad.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

Harrisburg, July 9.-The Governor
has to day issued letters patent to the
Philadelphia, Easton and Water Gap
Railroad Company.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

The editors Of the Philadelphia Argus
propose to issue locofoco campaign pa
called "The Piercer." We should propose
to call it the Caudy-stick
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

l THINK our church will last a good
many years yet, said a waggish deacon to
~ y, minister. 4 see the sleepers are very
'oOld'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

g LITTLE MINDS rejoice over the errors
.,I;u 1lon OF genius, as the owl rejoices at an
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

A habit oi olosa attention and appliea.
.ion is invaluable
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22
tier will explain the rest.
SELMA, March 30, 1852.

William Searight, Esq, former Cam
missioner Of the CtmtberlaHd Roaa, IN
Pennsylvania.
Sir:-About month ago ! found the
order that you gave me on Daniel Brown
in l843, then agent of the Good Intent
Stage company in Uniontown, and the
only order you ever gave me on Brown,
on that company, it being for one hundred
dollars; it now is before me, and the 20
dollars that Brown paid me, credited on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-07-22

The nomination of Mr. Searight for Ca
nal Commissioner, is not sufficient rea-
son with me, for departing from my sug-
gestion to him that would publish my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
COUNTRY TRADE.-Now is the time to

COUNTRY TRADE.-Now is the time to
~ Advertise in the Newspapers Of Nshborins Cities ana
the trade of the Couutyi and TO those VINO desire
10 do 40 with discrimination and crcuspecton most con-
venent opportunity is offered BY 49, ..,<., ,-,,,,,.p
VB PAIMER'S ADvERTIslSG AdbNCf, Tribune
BUILDINGS.
Merchants Manufacturers and others wishing advertise
ens inserted in the best and moet widely circIatea
which do of their trading in Newly oIk are invited
call at b. PALAERS Advertising Agency, Tribune bullo
inss where the papers may be seen, prlees %
every information obtained FOR the adoption OF Juo0''u
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THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE

Il WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY va nj
troduced IN the year 1885, and has been Vel tes'eu ~ -
con plants for which recommended for zen go
has proved more efcaeous remedy Tor Coash-
LII reuzA Bronchitis Asthma and Consunptlon 1" - -
eirisnt STAGES. than Gny other MEDICINE
What time establishes and consecrstes Whst espe.nSe
ADOPTS and C nfrrns what al men N al pisces uny "a -
iug il good and valuable. Is no doubt PoP-eIt =.
tbs SOFT fxes in society is roots 30 deep ana 30
e cannot DESTROY II The which has attended MS
medicine for several years has overcome me
of all respectable and the nfieie mas Aten SAC
81 when resorfed II erA1estes e oeAse iot
which II i recommended
Ffon T1e Boston Fv-nllE Irsvel.e-
7, IL p-sns hut an act Of justice the propretors OF
WIsTARS BAsAn Of Wild ChsrrJ for az 20 say that on,
experience in the Of t article has mp esd
fAyoraby One Of the propEetors Of ne Irase
wa rrely cured Of cough Of four onts connq-
80 NV tbs use of tins BasAra; and several q orr tens
and acuaintanee who have tined the a-ee aaye i31na II
of srrat service in relieving them OF severe and 'ot
80 of hr,.,h;ns with which they had been adie;ed
For lie AZ wboesae or retail BY A B. d. Sands Oen,
ersl Agents No. 100 Fultons; Thomas Ah~ ~ so -
WilEaIp-st: John Milan. No lS5 broedSayi Artof sno
Igyirg Hcuse Drug s;or.s, and Nc lie broSdway'
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Hle0ital.
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
IL DIR BATES VEGETABLE CATIIARTIC PILLS
and UNIVERSAL HYGBIAN ELlAlR or lNNlGOhAI
ING NERN OtS TONIC are found 10 be safest, most EN-
Gent and agreeable remedies for Disease OF the
rive Organs aud Nervous - stem offered TO the fuoc
They cure Liver Complaint Costlveness Dye nsry anu
Dai Thea Consumption Jaundce, Scroiua Coic >pttins
of Blood Colds Influenza Gravel Dropsy Dyspepsi Ash-
ma Worms Hopping Cough Female Affections lnnamna-
tory Diseases PleuTsy Rheumatism, Gout Nervous Us
eases Neuralgia Paralysis Sick acne Depression OIL
SPIRITS Papitaon OF the Heart Painting, ST. u. lance
EPILEPSY Deafness Dizziness Feyers, Eysepela Measles,
scurvy Itch Pimples and Blotches Salt Rheum Se.
They warranted TO contain Mineral, Mercnra sil
other deeerOus substances whateve aud may DC Aen
with perfect safety by young children and The ho''
delicate females
The PILLS are mild in their operation and prompt IN re-
moving from the those impurities which are the IN
nysrable the endless varieties OF Disease ana may
be every complaint without the ADVICE OF
cian, and VIII longupersede all Others az FANNY wed
cine. They need but the TRlALto convince the most
sceptcel of their safety and their utility.
THE HYGEiAN ELIXIR Is delightfully."- inygoFsiing
Cordial palatabe the taste, and fails TO almost
medaely restore the of the System when
ed by Disease, by the necessary operation OF Catnsc
Incidence As Nervous Tonic u IS entirely uneqn tled
and may be taken By the delicate Females and Cml-
dren with entire confidence and safety ,,.,r,
By the timely and Cdcious use OF his FILLS sud VI
IANELIXlR DR.. Bates convinced that Disease may DC
often prevented and readily cured and thus by aNo
ing the protIscted service OF Physicians and their
and nause6tiug remedies only time but money may DC
sved -
For sale at Dr. BATES D4p6t No.45s Broadway; cor.
Grtnd-st \. Y, and the Principal Drug Stores and "a
Medicine Warehouses IN the CITY nus . CTS pc
box. Elixir 81 per bottle; bottles for nve dollars
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CIPREME COURT-In the matter of ths

.pvss.os Of the Mayor ssd ny CITY
% New York the OPENING of ONE HUNDRED and
TWENTY THIRD STREET. Goa the Third svenae tAs
avenue on the ssery Morris square Twelfth
sad CdyPsbhs So,e hereby oven the hayos, Al
add CoaDoasy Of hs CITY Of se fot
crowded that the sad
sad comnonsy Of the cty Of New Yos intend maze spesfs
cOsr of the 81 New York Sps Term
the ssd cos b. he'd the CITY Hail. in the City of View Yos
Friday the 18th dsy Of koveosr isl ~ the opebns Of the
thereafter
The Comma q E<mss Assessment the
above entitled matter t4i The and % the
hereby Intended ne OPENING oSE HUNDRED
TWENTY THiRDsTREBf, from We THIRD avenue 70 the
essery Of Aoast Mosrp square Tweh
Ward q said City, aid pan o. sad City, saier
and By Of The legislature Of the People u Tao STATE
shed Ar Act relative Iapgoysmnts toe hing the Dat %
and Reads the City 81 Ne. York and os other
yassdApdl3 3, D07.- Dated new Yo>t oe,obsr q, l,5a
or tHl9 HENRY D. DAVIES, Counsel 10 the Corporation
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

~ sppcsion Of the Mayor, Adenen and Comnsonsty a the
Cry New Yort relative 70 the OPENING Of ELEyksfhsI
from Dry Dock .. TO the Eat R,er the lin Ward Of sAd city
p abhc notice hereby gwen, BY The Mayor Alderman and CON
the CITY Of Ss~ Yofk nie N sneh case as
provided the said the Mayor AfG>n and Comnony ~
City Of sewYok intend To make eye .on 70 s ssg.sss
Court fort SPECIAL Term q the s&si Court
10 BE- held Of CITY Hal o The ty Of New fot on sAIVk
DAY the sOh dy Of october 1851 al the opening hs Coar On
Tia, or a, counsel be hesrd Tor hs sp
pntfsnt Of CoHsOner- Of Enzts add Assssssnt 10 The
rent hereby attended opening lin ho@ DRY Doeh
10 the E.st River nth W0d u the City Of New fot a. nd
out the map plan Of -s usdrr snd ~ virtue Of an d OF
lie LEGISLATURE Of the People Of e Hate entitled, An Act rsa
tive 10 nprvesns clchs the laying u Snests ana Rode
IN N, CIV OF fof and for other papos p>sss5 Ata
lSOT-Dstsd New fors, Oct 8, 1scg
o7 TO HENRY \. DAVIS, Coassei 10 the Corporanoa
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho

~ appbaiOn o! The Mayor aud CODnOnay OF NC U
OF New York relative the OPENING OF ELEVENTH AV IRON
4sthsi the h Ward Of said Pubhc nsice 70
hereby the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsly OF the CITY q
New York the stats- IN .aeh made and provha
and CofHmonay Of the Cu OF
application Court ~ the
OF the said Court 10 bs held AZ
sf New York Fndsy, the 18Th day of
November the the Court that day % as soos
thereafter the Of Comns
the shove entitled natter that
intended s the opening Of
nth fom 4ht 10 Ssh the 10th Wsrd Of the CITY Of
York aid the plan OF the City of New fo<t.
Of the Of the STATE Of New
entitled An Actreye TO ossbns the l@yt
s roads he City u New fofk passed Ap3.
1901. ~ Dated Es~-York, Oct 70, ls52.
og6 tIg HENRY w. DAVIES. Counsets the corporsion
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NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN SIMMER ARRANGEMENH-On an

after WEDNESDAY Aug is, 1882 Trains will run as fol-
Leave New-Haven at $50 A. NJ. Accommodation Train
Tor New-London stopping at ell stations llo A NJ *,
press Train fer Guifor Connecticut River, Lyme and
NeIondop connecting with the steamboat and railroad
lines for Stouinston Providence and Newport 65o NJ,
ACCOMMODATION Tram for New London stopping a. al So
Leave New. London at $50 \ NJ Accommodating rrin
for NewsHsven stopping At all stations lofV " TX,
NO. Train for LYME Connecticut River Guliord and
New Haven p sengers leaving Newport Providence and
S,onpgton ia the morning, arriving az New-London'
take ms train for NewYoTk. 81 T. NJ Accommodation
Train for evHaven, stopping d. eli stations ,
The l25 A NJ Express Trrn leave. Nss-hSssn on me
sIriysl Of the A. VI Express Train from New, OK
The & as p NJ Accommodation Train leaves New-Hsven
on the arrival Of the $50 p NJ. Express Trsn from New
York. =, 80. -
The Trains leaving Neyy-London ct go VI and 10 70
4 NJ. connect At New-Haven with New-ierk Trans ~
SIS A NJ. and lis + NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p Trim from New London can
take The Express Trains NewHtyen for Hartford and
Springfield. for New York, the SAME evening = a..
RICHARD y. DOWD, suPt
New-Hsven, August IT, 1882
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City

and County Of New The Fourth American Buns As
ISOLATION against Jacob Decosta AMI Abigail NJ his wife AID vii
Lam Wright Summons reici lCom. served To the
DEFENDANTS sboven'med You hereby summoned and
CURED the complaint this which hLd the
office Of the erk OF the City County Of New Yoh
Hall the City Of New YORK. the 18th day Of October 1852 and
To Of the said complaint the sub
scers at their Office No 10 Wsst the City OF New fork.
within twenty days after the this
Of the day OF such and fail the sad
complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiffs this acton win
the Court for the reei demanded complaint Dated
Oct. 10. 1887 BARNARD a PARSONS,
ole lawe~s PLAINTIFF Attorney
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO:

sOPE late OF the City Of New fok csed nssate lately made
under the order the Surrogate the County Of New YORK.
Samuel spa Of the City New Yok dnesed eehoders
by the where
Of William sop late OF the City OF York dccesed ns~tats.
died z-d Tor the OF his deb the statutes
such made provided WILL BE DISTRIBUTED By the SAID
Surrogate ACCORDING TO LAW At the surosates Once IN tAs
City New YoTt tho eighth day Of November O'CLOCK
the forenoon Of that dyDaed this I'D Jy Of September S1
S2J Gw N. ZABRISkIE, Proctor &c
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CURROGATEs COURT. New.York.-In

~ the of tho dsrbgu Of the preeds 81 s itsa H
Of Joseph r. HoSoa decessed Noes Of Distributions
hereby gwen he biarcs IL 1s pcocs~s
IN. sac Il the Real Essas Of JOSEPH HORTON s ise
City Of NewYors dessd nesss atey made under ne 0s~
az IN. ssrr.xre Of e Cosuty a sew rors BY Hortoa
the Adn sios, and fsnny Mara Hoston The Adnnssr.s !"
oil and Goods, ckstss and credits Of The ss
viii be DIVIDED BIZ the said suroxsie tbs ceto O. e $40
proportion respective deot' secs
surrgztes OGse In the CITY u New fofs or es
Of December next t~soeosk he iofeA's ~ 'n'' ~
"" --H s'' " JoBS a. HORTON. Ads.si.;ratof,
o~a,.-s.s yxNsY MARIA HoRTos. Admin strstis.
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MONEY SAvED-A WARRANTED AR

Rheumatism, Cole Dysenery Pains IN the Lmoe baer OF
Chest. Headache, Old Sores, Cuts, Burns, &e Df IL
BIAS Venetian Linment they need not fear purchasing "
their will be returned IT, USING Il according
directions does Dot give relief Thousands have cerned
TO It's pAn-reeying properties II IL internal - wei
al extern remedy and II Is warranted hsrmleS-
No family should be without il If they have children
Is certain remedy for the Group aud It Is "siiaHeo "
cure Cholera II taken when first attached -
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wishes IT understood that any ~
sen using hs Lnimtn without obtaining rehef can ha7
their money returned. - -. =. - =.
Prce Is cents and 50 Depot No 24o GreenWien"
Nsxv-Norf
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD


~ Trans leave pier foot Of DuAne-st. IS follows:
ExsREsS TRAIN At AN. for Dunlirk counecfing WIZ
6rclsss steamboats, for Cleveland Sandaky Toledo and
Noproe and railroads 10 Cincinnati ard Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN az s AN for all stations
MAY TRaIs Of S So PM, via Perront, TOR Delaware
NicsT EXPRESS TRAIN AZ PM. for Dunkirk, connect
ing with rscsss steamboat Tor Detroit direct CONNECTING
with Express Train for Chicago
FMIcRASr TRAIN al ) Pm. wa Piernont. 49,.
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
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c,IrppEME CnuRT.-George Ruch againss

49,, T,,r,-surron. rsisf lcom nor ser-Te ROE
rRT TRoRP. You hereby .aHoosd snd saased % 1sss
a.. ,,s.f m IA setson vhrh asd the o6cs o. zoe Goa
~ ar Ssy ~ County ofKs~ York the Cy Hail. cy q Nss
Yos snd 70 ofyoar answer ne ss6
Al he oGce No II Pine st. Nsv foh Cay Wan -
~ ~ =. sf~r this
Iy Of such and 1yox fs 10 answer TIC ss - CO.
Ia ~ I'm. ,soreszd plaintiff tbs sclos w,h sppy
sr n. reEef S.msnd~d IN ,lssaf-Dsfes 80
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RAILROAD.-NEW

~ yopY md Phil ADELPHIA direct-U. 5 NAIL
ENPRESS LINES-ThrOOgh IN Il hoGTs1NeS:JeIsssy
Railroad Wis Jersey City, leaving Newio5s s.S
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10 Is for frstelsss and g 50 for second
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through tickets sold in the above hnet and through
carried in the 81 NJ lines from New York with through
Conductors Passengers with baggage ero the ief'y -
ptes beitle the trtins leave.