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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS
Petition Jorparhtion q dssignmeatQf do,ccr,
Notice.
Alexander Cochran, Plaintiff,

49, = ~ .---.
Elizabeth Cochran, Martha Croysncr and
John Crowner, her husband, Susan Wise
and John Wise, her husband, James Coch-
ran, Elizabeth Cochran and Rcpart Coch
ran, her husband, Mary formerly Mary
Cochran) whose last name is unknown,
and her husband name unknown Robert
Cochran, William Cochran, Rebecca Ann
Hammond and lanes Hammond, her hus-
band, Eliza Jane Conaway and John Con-,
away, her husband, Margaret Cochran and
John Cochran. rr
THE ABOVE named defendants will take
l notice Ihu: peition was filed against them
on the 22nd day oil January, d., 1851, Ia tbs
Court OF Common Pleas oi Belmont count W, a.,
by Alexander Cochran, and is now pencng.
wherein the said Alexander Cochran dsmsnas
PARTITION of the following described real estnte
Lots No and 4 In Wnlace's addition to tho
.own of MAJ iiinsv lille in said county OF ba'mont
g. for the assignment OF dower therein 10 sad SIT
zabeth Cochran. Al the next TORN of said Court
application will be made by the said Aisxnader
Cochrn IN for hn otder that parnioa hs made 81
said premises and dover assignsa ,hssein, and
for oihsr proper order.
January "a, 1851 Hsits
l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

b6-THE PosT OPFIoE. Mrs. JOSEPH A.
RAMAaE will be candidate for Postmistress,
at the election on Saturday, the 9th inst.
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EI Howe's Improved Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE |

NnR. HOWE, the original inventor Of the Sew.
IM ing Machine, has recently perfected this
Machine 80 os 10 render II, the only one capable Of
working equally well the lightest and heaviest
fabrics, and 10 therefore designed for
ALL KINDS OF WORK.
II Is consequently the only machine that can give
satslac,ion, and they will be sold ior onehal the
money charged for any other machine capable oi
doing as heavy wcrk In as good manner. These
Machines cannot % got out OF order, unless taken
to pieces, and will be fully warranted Tor one OF
more years. They will stitch, hem, tuck, cord
bind, gather and fell wiIhou. bastins; make the
lock siitch seam (slike on both sidee) of grea
strength, beauty and elasticity oand which csnno'
be ripped or raveled This Machine does not re-
ouire d hemmer, and consequently II is not neces
sary 10 expend IS for each width oi hom.
trA number Of responsible persons are desired
10 act rs AGENTS. .T.A .Ll
| Those wishing to purchase the best and cheap
j eat Machines, OF 10 obtain samplee OF work o
i particulars o. agency, will please address
w VIII JOHN P. HARVEY, Agent,
oei7f $3.50 Uniontowu, Belmont Co., Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

p~STyx.-The principle river Of the
lower world--we think, judging from his last
shallo,o effort, is about dried up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

ssrREv. J. B. JOHNSON will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath even
ing, ut 63 O clock. $3.50 rs
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State of Chic, Belmont Co., 81.

Probate Court in and for said County-Pe-
tition filed for an Order to Sell Real Estate
uO.yN r.C,rSOr -.
OnaN JAChSON, Hdmlnlstrator OF
- Thomas Jackson deceased. with the will
annexed, hled this petition IN said court for an
order to sell real estate hereinafter describd TO-
pay certain Iegncies unc debts OF scid Estate, on
the is IN day OF February, 1851.
Notice Is hereby given to the non.3esidentd de-
tendants' 70 VII; william Jackson Rebecca Ma
gle anq franklin Nngle, her hus6unds OF the
state OF Iowa, Iowa, Jumes Jackson, OF The State OF
Kansas, William NJ. Wilson, OF the State oi Vir-
glnia, and Elizabeth Matson and Aaron Matson:
her husband, Of the state OF Minnesota. and j
Joined as aeiendants, win Joseph Jackson John
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

TOAST OF THE DIsUNIoNIsTs.--T
Presidcnt-Long may he waver.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
Dissolution.

TNHE par tnership herctolor existing between
l. Francis Davis an William J . Bales, under
The finn o, Bales g. Davis, was dissolved on the
first day of April, 1850. }
The beeLs and papers oi de firm. i,s. ia, iia,
hands oi Fra ncis Davis, who is nntho-izpl To- set
lie the snne. FRANCIS DAVIS,
Feb. 2I lsGl. 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
SHERlFF'S SALE.

John Shane, ct al VS.. K. H. O'Neil and O.
NJ Sponsler.
DY virtue of vendi 10 me directed from the
ID Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont county
Ohio will offer lor sale at the Conr, House in ST
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Administrators Notice,

~ Office is hereby given that at the Probate
court for Belmont county the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
de bJni snon OF the estate OF '-f
JosnuA LAMr, Deceased,
late Of Bemout county, Ohio ~.
Ali those Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate ymeni; and those having claims
against said estate notified to present them ior
settlement within one yeur from this date.
PHILO MEAD, Ad,n'r lie bonis non,
Februa ry 2S, 1861.
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Sherf6's Sale.

John Darrah VS.. Richard B. Ryan, ct a.
BY virtue os a nsndate TO me directed iIom u,s
court OF common pleas Of Be lmoni county. Oh,
will off- tor sale u. the door oi the cont hsssc
lin 81 Clairsyille ON
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28
Selarriea

On. the 18th inst, by the Rev. S. Y. Ken
nedv. Mr.. j. w. PARKER to Miss ELIZ-
EBE1If RICE, both of this county. -
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Administrators SaIes

TN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Probate Court Of
i Belmont couny, Ohio the uudersqned, Administfa.
tor Of Francis Hall deccnsed viii offer ior sale n pub.
aid nn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-28

j. A. RAMAGE, Sec'y,
st. Clairsville, Feb. 26, 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05


The STRIPED Bee. Of the
remedies for the striped bug IN melon
and cucumber patches is recommended
in the Philadclchia Farmer a Gar
dener. II consists in arranging the
the Matching Of spring chickens az to
bring out the brood about the time
that the striped bugs appear, and then
Get one or more coops, according 20
the size Of the melon patch, among
the vines or hills, each coop contain
ing a brood Of small chickens : freely
running in and ont OF the coop, but
keeping the dam carefully confined.
These little chicks he found the most
industrious and vigilant scavengers
that he ever met with. Not bug
escapes them, whether they are on
the vine or on the earth, and they pick
them off SO easy and daintily with
out doing the least injury to the
melons. or even disturbing a single
leaf. Bv the time that the brood
Of chicks get old enough to scratch, a
Younger brood can be substituted, and
older ones removed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

YvHE Law co-psrtnership Of Laird & Ad
y ans u dissolved BY mutual consent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

Advertise in tia JtsPe. Courier.
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The subscribers take pleasure In announ-
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that they have obtained the agency for, and
ere now ens slcd 70 offer 10 the American
public. the above Justly celebrated and world
reno a N "a article
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

SALT FoR CABBAcE.-A correspon-
dent of the Farmer and Gardener ties
ted the value Of salt on cabbages,
and with satisfactory results.
After planting them out Ls watered
them some two or three times week
with salt water, containing about fiji
teen grains Of salt to the pint. Ths
cabbages grew beautifully. and head
ed up very finely; while those which
had no salt water given them producec
loose, open heads, winch were unti
for any other purpose than boiling
Rain water was given at the same time
and in the same quantities as thu sal
water. He does not know how stron.
solution of salt the cabbages woul'
bear without injury, but i fully salts
fed that solution no stronger thai
that he used is decidedly beneficial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

IEPoRrANT If True In tLs Irish
Gardncr's Magazine it is stated not
only that decoction Of the leaves Of the
cammomile will destroy insects. but
that nothing contributes 50 much 70
the health Of garden as number
Of the plants dispersed through it
No green house or hot-housc should
be without it in green or dried state
either the stalks or flowers will an
swer.~ 1t is a singular fact that i .
plant is dropping and apparently dy,
ing. in nine cases out Of ten i viii
recover if you place plant Of camo
mile near it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05

BARLEY FOR HESs.-lt j. said there
Is no one grain SO well suited rs TODD
for hens. Barley. when fed with oats
and corn, will often be gathered first
by the fowls, and hens fed with-more
or less barley arc said to lay more
freely.
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FOR YOUR
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzrr p. EpMossT0s.
Auditor MEHRIScER.
Treasurer-THEoDoRE SoSDERMASs.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS JERGEE.
Sheriff-JoHN WErKEL-
Coroner -Wm. ScHUELrERMAs.
Surveyor X. KEMP
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
J. B. BIcKwERMERT, Commissioners.
WIN. II. GREEN,
OFFICERS or BArsBRrDcE TOWNSHIP
Justices-A. III. Alexander, NJ. keefer
s. Rose.
Trustee--Mariin Freedman.
Constable-Anihony Eckert, a. Tilman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-06-05
THE STIMULATING ONGuENT

Ia from three TO six weeks. This article i
the only one Of The kind used by The French,
AM in London aud Paris il is 10 universal use,
II il beautiful, economical, soothing, YET
stimulating compound, acting a. i BY magic
upon The roots, causing beautiful growth y
luxuriant hair. II applied 20 the scalp, u
viii cure BADNESS. and cause 70 spring up
in place Of The bsId spots fne growth OF
new hsir. Applied according 10 directions,
il will turn red or ioNy hair dark, and re-
store gray hair 70 iIs original color. leaving
Il, soft. smooth and flexible. The 'OsGuEsI'
lis an indispensable article ~ every gentle
mans toilet. and after one weeks use iheJ
would not for any onsilerrlion be Without
h. The subscribers are the only agents ioi
the article 10 The U nned States. 70 whom 81
orders must be addressed
Price O3r Dollar box for sale BY ~
Drunpls's and Derlers; Or q box "a the on
lcunnt' (xarrsnisd % have lhe desired effect.
viii be sent % my who desire II. by mali
direct. securely packed, on receipt q prizes
sne posisEr. Si.IS. Appiv N ~ address
HORACE l. llEGEMAN n co,
Doa ISL. &C.. "a William S., y. y.
Il March "a. lS61-6n
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lit Dieler Sficc I'M
mer auf baS bette nnb
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ct werDell.

Any person sending rs five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
ceivc a copy Of the Courier for one
year, MS present.
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w. G. Adams,
ATTORNEY AZ LAW,

WILL continue the practice 10 Dubois
w Orange, Pike. Martin, and adjoining
counties. Particular attention given u
settling up Guardians and decedent estates
Claims collected, and will attend 70 cases il
Justices Courts. Services Of fosmcr partner
ID. r. Laid, can be had BY arrangement.
OFFIcE-s Southwest corner Of public square
over ErDy's Tin shop. March .. ls6l-y
Subscribe for the Jasper Courier
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IU~T TTHT1SffEN-~-N NV TEENIISE IN
0er1rigrrhsr Nminai Hsrkresf N,rroDs and 6saSrsfi
DaIiy fnDnkrnrs and all nistdsss rDs TN hntsf
n ssfEibn~ AND afher srrrsfrs fivsa bx E,pibishcd
Ntnnsrrirts n NJ B1sanqnef. W. ~.
a. Pointing nuf NODE III cnrc AZ certain AMI
1rfua Nv whchcvery sufferer matter what his
Kon, may cure himself without the knowledge ofcvfn
Room mate and least possible cost thereby avoid
nF tho numerous quatks and duaek nostrums ~ the day.
The author French Phy stefan q great atsinments
who spent many years Va investigating the nature AMI
treatment of thsdsrase which annually carries thousands
o an untnelv Sent under sral 10 any afdr
"a receipt ~ two postage stamps
Alirsss. 1. q fAINE'4 CO. Louisville. Ky.
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RESTORATIVE C1zsDz.AE
AND
BLOOD REN0IAT0R,
ETis precisely what iI= name Indicates.
i for while pleasant 10 the taste. il i re-
sivifying. cxhiIiraiing and strengthening 10
the vital powers. Il also resivihes. rein
states and renew= ihe blood in ali is origi-
nal purity and renders the system invul-
nerabe 10 attacks Of disease. II j. ihe
only preparation ever offered To the world
in popular form 50 a. 70 be ~ ne reach
lof eli. As sure preventive and cure ~
Consumption. Bronchitis. IadigesIon, Dvs
pepsis. Loss o: Appetite. Faininess.
Nervous TrritsbiIi'y- NeurnIgis,
Palpalation Of the Heart, Nsl-
ancholy, Hypochnndrln,
II Night Sweats, Lam
ger. Gidlnsss,
! and al that
Class Of
u cases 50 rearfDly Fatal, called Female
VI Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE rs NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangemrnls NJ Tnpiiiiy'
lan~ Liver Complsints. Diseases ~ the Kit-
lneys. 81 any general deranccnicni n tas
Urinary organs.
HI will not only rr-e he debility following
ICHILLS and FEVER. 70, prevent NJ q.
lacks arising from Miasnaiic Influences. end
cure the diseases at once. u already az
Hacked
TR,vELERs should have hottie with them
las il will inlnliibiy prevent any teleierlou.
consequences following upon grange q cli
mate and wt,er.
Al il prevents costivrne-z strengthens
the digestive organs, i Shouts be A ihs
\ hands OF all persons " sed+ntary habits.
LADIES not accustomed 70 much out o
door exercise should alma u,n Y.
. MoTpERs should use IL. or II v rerffc
relief, taken month Or TWO before The tina
ltnsl. che viii pass the dreadful period will
perfect case and safety.
There j. no mistake about w
THE CORDIAL - Ill ~E CLAIM FgE It'll.
7 Mothers Try IT..
, And to YOU we appeal. 10 detect the III
|, nc - or decline not only q your daughter
! before il be TOO late. but also your sons an'
husbands; for while the former from falls
delicacy 90 down 70 premature grave rath
: er than let their condition Be known N time
the latter are often 20 mixed upln the excite
ment Of business. that II il were not for you
!. they TOO would travel in the same do~nwsr'
!. path, until II 10 too late toarresi their fsia
I. sall. But the mother Is always vigilant, AM
/. to you we confdenfially sppesl, for we arr
!. sure your never failing affection will uner
{. rinrIv point YOU 10 PROF, WOODS RE
!. STORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOi
{, RENOvA TOR ss the remedy which shou
be always on hand 10 time 81 need.
PRor. wcop's HxrR RESTORATIVE
liz too well known for Us n recount its won
! erfuI effects in restoring GRAY Hair 10 II
original color, aud producing Now Hair o.
said heads.
We could refer 10 thousands Of liyinl
witnesses, 70 be found In every city aud vii
.llage In the Union, but our space will no
admit. We need do no more than assur
s'the people its quality j. as good as ever. an
3 that.it may be relied on as the only harm
bless article in the market for Restoring ID
s.iGrsy and Bald.
p The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res'o'
=, asive are for sale BY q. y WOOD a. co
Al Broadway. n. ", ia Market stree
9, st. Louis and BY ell druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
Arrived.

Ship Atani. Sf Riehpo Me- whitsSIs L.. saS I'd
s !! 4GSni o a1s g. pois sehf sRr John Miner
SLIP &rtissn Ballard Boston days, in b.las, TO ek,
Bark VIM H.ne H.e Boston day., in ballast master
Brig DaTien sanett ThOuasOn days. inbslsst 10 Snow
Burgess. o,n. Tab. Marshall Ronaou, 70, Ro,,en.
schr rhos Hicks Hail. Rockand days, stene for SsnaJ
schI ThOs JEFFERSON, Kenny Salem day.. pdss TO r. w.
"S seSr Prince Of VALE, Co' Geckan Pm.bury Po
lat 81 81 passed barb steering s. showing sisosl Eh
Oss border and white '4ss s, n the ssS!sr ~ VIM.
coming down the East River ino BY steamer ,on
Brooks bound to Bridgeport cyng away eOwsprs ana 10
Schr ah Rich (cf Frankfort Me-, Lantin, Grand ruA.
Ste last. lat 81 S. lon z IS spoke schr j. B. Hunter ss
ScRr Mai:nvo (BrJ Rc@ney, Halifax dsy, fsh to b
schf. Geo, Holman Bennett, Rhl.dslphis foS fsh'vsr
schr. J; f. Dgrfee, Davis, Fall River 10 ballast
ssf 5l. Sterling, Miil., New, Haven IN ballast
schr. Blossom Douglass New.isyen IN ballast
s k ks Rn nRP16S sv h'PS Ballast
Schr. o. X aymond, Providence IN ballss. -
c Sem E %1ss: as~ sas:Ss ., ss ''
Sch. yspdoms, Breezy, wsreh.m day, in ssll''t
s sS5I. ouisdo smith fScSi.nss II S:lis.t -
sclT, Banner Lawrence Hat;Srd n esI, sa., linn.
sehr. Ann Caroline BACON Boston dsys !. S'''is
ssSf Grace G. Grdsr G LSssa days r csr'A
Sclir. Hudson. Orr Bangor days lumber
Sehr. CoIvo Holbrook Roekland day.. hm~
Schr. J. @. Huntington, Lowell Albany iep pVssS
Sehr. Vintage, Coleman Albany for New, peS p.c,
sSchr John C. Calhoun Sturges, Albany lI oos''- ff
Schr Nelson Harvey. Wens Boston for Aloshy
Sehr ~ A Sfevens Nickerson Albany ioF boston
Scbr Frnpire Lowell. Albany for Boston.
Schr Gazette Baltimore, Albany for Boston
Schy Levi. spsner, Lowell Albany 10 Boston
Schr Oysron. Graves. Rocksnd days hne-
Sehr Protection, Davis, Efzate hpori oI pg eao,
Sehr A. g. Dyer. Rogers ElzaeehpesIIt Ioe Sgc,l
Sehr Aufe Luce. EizsbethpoIt Tor N.v ~,
sshr Zoe Potter El1abeLpoTt for fai ny nsf River
Raar. FliEabethport
go i1n,a Warwick, Calmus, EltIAoethpot,' CO"
So Mornin1 star Weis Elss5ethport, coal e.u n,,.r
80. ~ n R.yiis Davis, Elizabetbpon oI Fs' s''
sio oo ~ Dasn EiEshehpoyt for Fall NV. ahay
s SiiooP San WsTrsn smith, Elizsbethpolt Tor Dag
.OoP Ii,is f s. eunboS) Boston % hous - Rxxtsf
90 prsI Young ProyideBoe, Inde to LAVA R5wsF3
s.rsr Wescke ter, Jones' Providence. Ed'e' -
Bynns T.eOny, Ely, Philadelphia, ud'e to Lopez
p1 s,aas.,r seneca (U s. saspOr Allen. wa'hins
n Sss, F. w BrOome Foster Baltimore Hde' 70
zr sehreven Adams, Baltimore nd'e. 20 49,. ~
s,TTFn-sent 10 Ships Dresdnousht ena ~. C1s>s1M
sA ILsIp-Ibslp 'L. GoiIen Rule fer Aspa"sHi -
iarsa for Blenen Bris HANNAH i9r s,s ,.in safiss
afternoon a. 49,
q,s ,,e,u0sus aeisl,es Cert A. fisssssy. 800 =
Sire I.ssd Issi evening. ssa reports ~ sss's< -
The ErlwsFJ ~ sshss"h 20 .fe4 F
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRI., ......ssSg. IT,
I,per Hsxr.- 10. R,lsr n Co.
s,eam.hip-Tsmpest, Whitney.

s,eamship-Tempess, Whitney. Hsyre, j. o. Baker CO
Ships-Hsrye Queen, Young Liverpool &. H. Marshall
Co Ieoridas Wood Bueno. kyres Snos Burgess; New
YORK Dcwhurst Havre, w. F. Schmidt; Harvey Bneh hei
SON. Funeh Msincke Wendt Gosport Merrill hs'Fe beyd
4 Heincken. - =. -, .
BrIss-Autons,te (spsnl, Estewa Csaiz, ~ Esheverts
Co; Sir O. Campbell Nigsrs DemerarS, Smith, Jones 20.
Tivoli =, Ponce, p. r., siurges Co. ~
schsorers-Funklln Pierce, Jackson AieSsnSna; va T.
Kinnv, Ann Flzs (Br) Murphy st. JohD's " b., H. j. G.
A Dewolf; O g. Aeker, Peek, Stamford @ ssrah, fos
Portland Wm ingalls,; Mary Susan, hall Hslsof lsisnd &
Dop,Ass Baltic HigRs Hsrbor Island James Doag Tho
Holcomb Henne Naples McCresdy, Mott Coz 8 oin'sn
ssSmef,~coneord Norman Philadelphia; beverley PieIeo
Philadelphia Jas. Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

~ From foot Of acknowledgements al Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lscktvaons and Western Ratoad
and al Eason with Lehgh Valley Railroad snc ito connections
forming direct line to Phtburn a3d the West without change
sTMMER ARRAEGEAEET--COalmsnc June TO- 1851
Leave Newly ok a. Iollows:
HkRRIsBURe ExPhEsk--At5 ~ 81 EsitOn, Reading Potts
vie, Harrisburg Msuch, Chunk, Wiiiam.Por,
Man TRAIS-At a. m for Eastob Wafer Gap Scranton
Great Bend PittstoD, Nikesbsrre &C. ,,..,,
E2N. THKOuGE TBAIS-for EastoB Bisach ChJnk hiiAm'
Pert, Reading, POttsyle, Harrisburg, &C.; -,
n. THROuGH TRAIS-fof Esston, Bethlehem AAenpEn
and Msueh Chunk.
80 p. a WAY TRNS-FoT SomeEyile. :.
WESTERN EIPhEss-kOr Easi0n AlsntJwn- ne gang
Hssnsoors Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping co.. from sey
City through to Pittsburgh. -
Express TEAIS HARRIsBURG-Ihe ba N SxPIeS eln
from New York arrives 81 Harrisburg 1neciin East
and Wes Penngyy6na Central Railroad NJ iheTn Itfs
Esroad North aud South and with tbs Gun irand key
Ralroad.
Tar TsRoUeH ExpAEss TnAiy YoR THI WEsT Saves
NeuYofk 81 daily fSuudays exoepieO{. MAXIM lose
eonn3clion At Harrisburg with ylysns Mood
ChhDfe Of ears 70 Pburh and but 70 Etiuns and
Cbcs1o. -Four hours time 10 saved by takug TO train
EEILABETHFoRT AND NEg.loRK FKRKY-lsNy, Ne fox
nom Pier No O. North River Ct $50 aid ll.2o 1870
and 20 p m
bS boats stop Bergen Point AID Marine alba tvsry
"Trip each way JOHN u sTERNs, M,$ srin,es y Ut.
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE SBD lSiW
Il PORT, by SHORE LINE.-Leaves ZTth = Sthsv. EAm.
rive Providence 4:20 PM. izl5 - Ia Pr
Npm; pm Express Through Mail TTai sriye t'rovi
's''o ''o" '"D ""'''- r. j. CALHOUN 81 ,rints hnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
Sales bn Anctlcn.
Cusrox Housr. Nsw.YoEK, Aug q, 1851.

DUBLTC SAIE.-Tbe following described bonded
Sud unclaimed MERCHANDISE having ren.in-d ia store
beyond the period allowed by viii he soi 81 purc aet1
b. 4. ". LUDLOW AuciOncer the United Ststes Public
store No. 81 Newest WEDNESDAY, the 20 Of October
neat at 10Y clock The good will ne opeu for eTsmins
ton 90 SATURDAY, Sept. a. rom 10 until o'clock.
HIRAM BARNEY, collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

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