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The Sick and Wounded in Richmond.

short time ago called the attention of the
people of the State to the great importance of taking
provisions Of different sorts with them when duty
or necessity compels them to visit Richmond The
annexed appeal of Col. Hoke is not only opportune,
but demonstrates the absolute necessity of attending
to it promptly Our brave soldiers who have barred
their bosoDs to the foe, must not suffer, if it be
within our power to relieve them, Old Richmond,
glorious old Richmond, is doing all she for
them, but the whole South must help her bear the
burden. Col. Hoke speaks from actual experience,
being wounded himself in the late battle Let us
remember the soldier. We hope the press general
ly will publish the following Card -
TO THE CITIZENS OF NORTHCAROLINA.
Those who are coming to Richmond to visit or TO
look out for sick or wounded friends, can do great
good by bringing with them boxes of provisions,
chickens, eggs butter vegetables and such things.
They are greatly needed here as there is necessarily
great scarcity OF such articles. Almost the entire
surrounding counties have been subject to Yankee
piage and devastation. Added to this, the vastly
increased population drawn to this centre from the
same causes which now call people here,
ders the call for such supplies more imperative at
the present time, they would tend greatly to al
levlate the suerings in the hospitals as we'll as to
repenish the stock of such supplies as are each day
here becoming more exhausted If each person that
comes will make it his business to bring with him
whatever supplies he collect he will do prac.
teal benefit to some suffering friends country
men in this city. would also suggest to the Ia
dies, that it is necessary to send only portion
OF their donations in money as the people here are
lavish in their bounties as the same amount OF
money they are able to send udiciousy laid out in
hospital supplies, shirts, drawers, pants, and such
things, would quadruple the benefit to the recipients
of the same | can with truthfulness assert that
the citizens and residents of Richmond, and the Ia
dies are all bestowing their entire time and atten-
ton in experimenting and caring for the sick and
wounded, and that most of the requirements for the
hospitals for the sick and wounded, are supplied
from their voluntary contributions and those Of the
kind people in the surrounding country who can
contribute from the little that is left them. Mark
each package distinctly, "Jno. f. Alien, care Of
Capt. Warren, Il. Q. III, RichmonG'
STORES. WIN. j. HOKE
COL 3Sth Reg't N. c. I.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
ton on the premises the I'd day of August neJt,
if previously sold at private SALE the tract of Land on
which he now resides, situated in Chatham County near
the Randolph line the waters Of Rocky Rum and on the
road from reensborough Fayetteville 100 acres clear
ed and in good state of cultivation the rest in forest
Said tract contains 400 acres, good two story d~elpg
with rooms kitchen, negro houses large barn and neces
sary outhouses all 1t has failing spring or
fine water and large young orchard Of over 1000 choice
fruit trees.
Also at the same time tract of land east of the above
containing l25 acres well watered, with toeraby good
buildings orchard, &c. about one nan cieareo' gooo
state of cultivation and the other in woods.
Persons desiring to purchase will call and examine for
themselves The terms made known on the day Ut sale,
and made easy to the purchaser.
The lands can be bought privately at any time before the
day of sale Address ut Marley's Mills Randolph Co.,
NC. d. l.. STALEY.
Chatham Co., N. G., July 4, 1862. 2S-w&sw4tpd
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A CowARDLY SLANDER.-Thc Iredell Express III
sinuates that COL Vance is "the Massachusetts
didate for Governor" ''Oh shame, where is thy
blushg" 1t is thus that brave man, who is expos
ing his breast to Massachusetts, bullets in defence of
the South, is hunted and bounded by the minions
of party. Mr.. Johnston owes it to himself and to
common decency to restrain the Express. Wemake
the suggestion because it is known that the Express
is one of bis special organs. Can it be possible that
he endorses such attacks on Col. Vance?
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The remains of Capt. William B. Guley, who
fell in the battle of Tuesday, the LIST inst,
brought to this City on Saturday last and buried
with military honors. Capt G. was a native of this
County, Printer by trade, and volunteered at an
early day as private. He was elected First Lieu
tenant, and afterwards Captain of Company G, of
the oath North Carolina Regiment He was highly
esteemed by the company, as he was by his friends
generally. He died as the true soldier dies, at the
head of his command with his face to the foe.
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WANTED,

TWNO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
u of and conduct the MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. in
Raleigh until the LIST January 1858. The best qual6ca
tons for the situation required and gentleman with
family weud be preferred Address the unders gned at
Raleigh. W. K POOLE, Amir.
July s, 1862. h5-u
B Register and Fayetteville Observer will please copy
six times and send bills to this Office.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY. We are authorized to an
nounce Dr. R. L. Beall as candidate for the Senate in
Davidson County. DR.. Beall is gentleman of in
tegrity and intelligence and is said to be highly &C
ceptable to the people of Davidson. He for Vance
and reform A friend writes US, "if there is man
in Davidson who is opposed to Vance for Governor,
have not seen him."
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The Fayetteville Observer says that an English
steamer arrived safely at Confederate port last
week with To- 900 Enfield rifles, powder, fixed am
munition and percussion caps.
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Executive Department., N. Carolina.
Adiutant Generals Office, (Miiitia,)l
RALEIGH July 5th, 1852.
General Order,
THNHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING DECIDED
Il that commissioned officers of the Militia, " If reccg-
nzed BY the State authorities subject to orders and liza.
BILE to be put command" exempt from military
vice under the CONSUMPTION all commissioned militia
officers elected prior the enrolment of the conscrps
the sth instant hereby recognized embraced in this
decision, and are exempt
BY order Of Governor CLARK:
JOHN c. WINDER
Assistant, Adutant General
July g. 1862. 55-3t.
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Gen. Hindman, who is now in command of the
Arkansas forces it is said has about 80 900 troops
in his command and that the Yankee General, Cur
tbs, is being reinforced. Arkansas is aroused, and
it is thought that Hindman has Curtis cornered.
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oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
CsoIdsborough. June 18th, 1862.

QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,l
GoIdsbOrough, June 18th, 1867. }
FARMERS AND OTHERS HAVING WOOL FOR
sale are hereby notified that the Quarermasters De-
partment DESTROYS of purchasing wool in any Quantities
and requested to notify at this rsce at what prices
and in what quantities they can deliver the article. On
the receipt of such notification the places OF delivery will
be indicated Those having the article for sale
esy solicited to give this advertisement their attention,
as the place of delivery will be made convenient and lib
eral price will be paid This advertisement is intended to
apply only to those residing within the limits Of the State
of North. Carolina. JNO. w. CAMERON,
Mai. and q. NJ. C. s. A.
June u, 1862 25-TlnSideAt'
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED THIS
Il celebrated watering place. in Neckenburg County, for
the balance of the year. prepared entertain guests
the best manner From four hundred to four hundred
and fifty persons be comfortably accommodated The
location is remote from the theatre of war; and yet access
BILE to travel.
Hacks will connect with the morning and evening train
the Richmond and Danville Railroad al Wolf Trap l2
miles distant Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays an
with the Roanoke Valley Railroad ClarksSille miles.
distant, daily
The mineral properties of the water are universally
garded BY those acquainted with it, equal any water
in Virginia.
TERHsBoard per day 81 per week $l0 per month SS5:
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
ProprietsT..
June 10, 1852. 4-w&sw3mpd-
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MARRIED,

In Wilmington, the LIST nst by Rev. ]. L. Prichard,
Mr. WILLIAM NJ. Poisson and Miss MARY frances daugh-
ter Of Alfred Alderman Esq.
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LIN ES.

LINES,
4 Dectionately written upon the Death of Hiss Bet
tie Little, aOhO died in the City of Raleigh, ILL
June, 1862
Bette dear, though now thou art gone,
No more thouit suffer pain,
Though thou hast left me here alone,
hope we'll meet again.
Net in this world of sorrow,
Not on these plains of woe,
But in the vale of glory,
Where streams of pleasure flow.
Not where earths loveest flowers
Are culled by deaths rude hand;
But in the heavenly bowers,
" here you an angel stand.
Not where the din of war is heard,
Nor where the loud cannon's roar,
But where the banner of our Lord
Will eer in triumph soar
We have met together often,
And parted but TO weep,
Now, dear one, my tears shall soften
The sod meath which you sleep.
loved thee with affection true,
Still love my heart doth fill
Full well know you loved me too,
Though dead you love me still.
On the pages of my memry
Thine hinge liveth yet,
That pleasant smile, that voice sweet,
. how cau.I forget!
think of thee when day is DONE
When vesper beams have fled,
And oft in solitude mourn
For thee, since thou art dead
Weep not for her ye parents dear,
Let no tears dim your eyes,
For If the flower has faded here,
1t blooms beyond the skies.
Behold your angel child up therel
An angel mid the rest.
With crown upon her forehead,
Her head on Jesus breast. ;.
Weep not for her heart-broken friend,
Though death, your hopes has riv'n
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We learn with regret that Rev. B. F. Guthrie of
the North Carolina Conference of the NJ. E. Church.
lately stationed at Chapel Hill, but more recently
Chaplain in of our regiments, recently died
In camp at Brooke Church. near Richmond, Of dis
ease contracted in the discharge OF his duties He
was in fine health when he entered the army few
weeks ago. He was young man of much promise,
and was useful and acceptable minister.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED FOR THE WAR OVER
y tbiry-iive years of age, for which liberal price will
he paid For information, apply at the Saadara Office.
Raleigh, July &, 1862. 55-tf.
~ Register copy till forbid.
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TOWN LOT AT AUCTION.

II WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON SATURDAY
next at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Court House, the lot
known as the Lawrence Lot the of the Court House.
Terms of sale, cash. w. IL. II. TUCKER,
July 8, 1862. 55-2tpd
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mond is, that the conscripts shall be enrolled as
rapidly as possible, and sent forward to swell the
regiments from this State to twelve hundred EACH
All militia officers axe exempted under the law, as
construed by the Secretary of;War. The Cove nor
OF Georgia refused to permit the common govern
ment to take his militia officers and, in order to
make the law uniform in Its operation the govern
ment has been compelled to exempt them in all the
States.
1t is understood that those between eighteen and
thrty6ve, who have substitutes in for the war, are
not liable to duty under the law.
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ID / E ID

In this City, Tuesday, LIST inst, CHARLES EDWARD
son off l.. and c. Garrett aged month and days.
After brief illness of only eight hours the 80th of
June near Trinity College, in Randolph County, Of para
ysis ELIZABETH BLAIR consort of John Blair deceased in
the 61th year Of her age She consistent member Of
the Society of Friends and beloved BY all who knew her
Tor her benevoence and disinterested kindness.
81 Spirit of the Acc nlease conY.
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GREESSBOROUGH, N. C.
TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will begin the last Thursday in July The Faculty
consists Of five gentlemen and four ladies' all experienced
teachers and well qualified for their respective depart
ments.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board S62 so Tuition in regular course, 5000; Latin
$500; Music on Piano or Guitar s2n.O0 Use of Insru
ments t25O Board ADVANCE Tuition at the end of the
session.
T. N. JONES, President.
June H., 1852. 25-winsidest.
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The Tax Collectors will also attend for the purpose of
collecting the Taxes due for the year 1861.
WIN. h. HIGH, Sheriff.
June 81, 1862. Std.
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NJORTH-CAROLINA- COUNTY
II Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
S62-George Rogers Admir-. of Mrs, Elizabeth Bray and
John Headen, vs.. Josiah Brooks.
In this it being made to appear TO the satisfaction
resident of this State ordered that advertisement be
made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for said defen
dent notifying him appear at the next Term OF this
Cont 10 be held the county of Chatham at the Court
House in Pitsborough the second Monday of August
NEXT then and there plead answer demur to this Pc
ttion otherwise Judgment pro cOs0 will be taken as to
him. Nr
In testimony whereof do hereto sign name and at
s~s FIX the seal of Office of said Court Peterborough,
Seas the I'd Monday Of May 1852 -
By WIN. F. F0USHEE, d. C.
June 81, 1852. (pr. adv $5.62N N-w6t.
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FEMALE SEMINARY,

EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. C.
III WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF MY SCHOOL
IL on Monday, August 4th.
In consequence of the increased expense of living board
will be hundred dollars per session. Other charges
the same as heretofore.
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
July ], 1852 27-w6sw7tpd
CHOICE LIQUORS.
HUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A FINE LOT OF
~ Claret Wine and Porter. Champagne daily
expected. Z. HARRIS
June 10, 1862 25-w&swtf.
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So REWARD.
II OST OR STOLEN FROM MY STORE ON FAY
h etteville street recently, LADY'S COLE WATCH,
opening with spring, with two females engraved
sde small landscape with vessel in view the other
1t has gold face with black hands and fgureS There
also gold Chateain chain with small black enamel
led ocket, containing hair-two Keystone GROSS, and
the other drunkard key. There no pin.
will give the above reward to any who will return
the watch TO JOHN c. PALMER
Raleigh, June 10, 1862. 24-w&sw4t.
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"ANTED-SEVERAL GOOD SEGAR MAKERS,
w and quantity Of empty segar boxes Address the
subscriber at Graham, N. e.:
HENRY J. B. CLARK.
June u, 1852 H-w&sw3tpds
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NHTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. L. BEALL, Il candidate to represent the
County Of Davidson in the Senate of the General As
semby.
July s, 1862. STD.
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NOTICE.

THNHE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE AND
Il for Sheriff. will address their fellow citizens of Wake
at he ia and pIa viz,
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NNE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w QUENTIN BUSBEE, as a candidate for a seat in
the House of Commons. in the next General Assembly
Raleigh, June i8, 1869. STD.
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EOA rrOs1On, VIA HEWPORT AHD
Il h. .! LAD FALL klly Ek, ~

b BY the splendid and mrerior stsan. . -
en U b TR o r OILS GTEMeERk
STATE BAY STATE, and STATE Oh Rz1NE,
IS sssisstson q LSST i!ssS sSsSd rsnnnRS aSaRii in
eonhestioe With The Fsll River and Old Colony
FrAilesd, disoaass ef q nlss oAly 70 Boston. 49,
ss r sG EHs T;I sTHs cs1 III 1s:;ss syS
Mondays, Wsdsssdays, and Frldays, 81 ooioai, r.
= s4RsCfcnrs scsn yc.v. brown.
TuSaAy6, Thufu1kys, and baturdays, st o'olock,
n. tsscidna q Gsvpors ssoh Wy. y - y
These stesmsn are Atted With oommodius stats.
MT or paASAgsn, Who are Afforded b. M route
| N3sslA psF gsShboaf tnii, Fseshtng Bsstoa early
d ss.!st g ~ ssee..oSesie. q . 4. T., By
4 basgags mastsr Y attached 70 sach steamer, who
~ sens % ~ dssasatias. -.,.-giL.., ...T..
4ysen Pan river ~ rtSvdsnss, daily. except 6sa.
freight to Bostn b forwarded through with srsa,
dispaeSh by n 11pssss Trsiu, which Leaves Fall
siver every nosainS, Ssndsys e!osptsd, At X
celock, for Boston ssd New BEDFORD, arriving ath
desttaAlioa at about II A, n. ..u.,..s.a
kos Gs,8hs g 1900, spIiy On eos.s. Or Attn
naS Ssrus. srply os board, or II dsstred TO secure
VI WIN BORDEN, Agent,
aug l1-u 'H' " %. 70 and II West street n. Y.
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'W'HTEn .ARRA.okaE1r
1Ailsdslphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
h - ILsR @ AD.

o. ssd- sNsr MONDAY, NOV. is, lssl,
rAssEHaER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEI-
Eor Baltimore. st $50 .. n SIS n, ll.8s .. N,
tHIpsse,) and 10. 10 p. n. ..-. .l . .-
For Chsstsr, At s.lS n, liss ,s.AS and 1850
~ wnning!on. Il $50 !. m, sIt I. m,, nss ..
for Rev Gstis, 81 SIS q N and a1s p. m
Fer Dover, at SIS .. N. and 34S p. m.
For haiinssty, q Is .. n. . .rE ....
o ,l rRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA
1Isays BAltiners ut $50 .. n, Express,) Los p.
ave MIlSiasspo = s.so and mss (. m. AIS,
i.::y: .::y: sssI's,ssstE ss',Sss |. sa:ssA s..sSsE.A .a
ISays Dover .. n. and o.lop.m
leave Chester d $50 .. n, 1875, 4bo, and $50
! isavs RaitImoss for Salisbury sna intermediate
.ibtions q VI sna D. m; for Dover and interme-
data stations, st Les p. m ,,.....,....
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at stb m, " O6 and ll.20 p. m.
Leave Wilmington st = 30 ., M, a.2b 9. m IL %
sahTaaHI dig i !; ;IsAis. with Passenger Car attached,
{ Lave fnih1siPhia. fsr Psryulls and infsrns.
, L..ss wiia,,6ss.: i0I pSryvi'l' and int.rmedi.
4 II,:.!. a:iaasr:' % H.vreds,araos and Inter.
i ',,T,nI, on SUNDAYS ONLY:
I AZ 80 "a snd 1850 p u from Philadsiphia to
. IAJ ! nom baltimore to Phlladslphia. r'sr
fhs % >. :: Train from Rhlsdsiphia TO BAlti.
nors vill run daily, koadsw scFled. m.
jaa ST r.u ,0n.n.r President.
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NJ otricE 9 u.

N Otto ''.-
SEALED PROPOSALS ars invited until the
nth day cfMsy, ia@2, st 10 ooleck L., for supply.
irR the United .ates Subsistence Dspartment with
id O head Of BEEF CATTLE on the HOOF,
fhe cattle 10 be delivered 81 ashiugton city, and
each animal TO aver Ge SD0 pouRds gross weight
no animal admitted which weighs ess than 90
NJ ants, grosi, Aeifers and Balls not wanted.
The Cpt,le TO be delivered Ut euch times and In
suqh quautitias a. the Gove.sssent may require.
the Aya delivery Of Cattle to be made on the 10th
of jane, 1sS. or - soon th' resftes a Goverpmepi
sSsS with good and sufhcisat security will be
Govern1eut reserves to itssi the right 10 pay In
Treasury notes, or other Goysrnment fands o..
No bid will be satartainsd when put In by o0n
irsct,n who have previously failed 10 comply with
their coptracts where The bidder not esent 10
respond 70 his bid, and all bids to be acc npanied by
ths nansa OF arms should he stated In full, with
thS precise ad1rcs, Of all the memera Of the 6rn;
BIDS 10 be dir cled TO Major A. BE. XVIII, G.
D u q "A, WAshinktou, u. q " ..E. ".
.nga-u - fwm cf Gaarunec. :. r..- ...
We, --- Of the comfy Of ---- and StA,e OF -
aud -. of The county pt -, snd state Of -, do
beteby GuaIAatee that - is sbls 10 fu1 cOntr &c,
10 nc 'Ordas % with the OF his propoatiou and
that, should his proposition be aCoe ptrd he will a
orCe eater into contract IN seoord there with
Should the Contract BE- award ID him We are pre-
pafed TO bsoeDs his secusities. s... .r.... I. O.
This gaarastee mast b appended 10 es5h bid
ny -M r- 'TH 81 I..... FL. .g-Ht.. .a-
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Al Wv work AND ERIE RAu.noAD.

3 tAssensey Trains leave va Payonia Ferry -
snt Long Dosk, non feot Of chAmbcs streei, -
WiX.M., ExPRESs, for Dynkirk, aad Bol.lo,
and principal intermediate Btatons
AIS A. H. NAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
st3tons This TraM relnains ever night At Elnirs,
4 lts lnyMtLk, dsily, f0r otisvills, and inter
AHA. Y ,zCOonn0DATIoN. daily, for Por,
Jews, and principal Stations.
a 4F. q, WAY, e hi&dlstown, Hswbursh,
ItkFT, NiaHT EyPREss, dsny, for pun
III BuaSic nsedslgua, snd Irineiysl Stations.
The Train Of Saturday stops q all Hall Train sta
tisns, and runs only 70 Elnin L " M y -
Ats T. n, ,Ad0OMA0DATiOH, for Hosass
vins' sad ps.eipai Se, Stst.css q = xor .,s.,,
pATHkhIEL AARAH, Receivef sug 10
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rREAr CERrilAL ROUTE, 20 o..
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b.. URkTRkL RAILROAD 3 .n-tH.. .f

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.isdsoo s,.ss Rsi''css dsly, sunday: :.s:pssd. =
/; s.. S..:'. '. s;.s r. Y s.''' ".''
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seslrssl 'spa Hus.io ~ - .o.-,1
sssl' -. ,.;s ~ = :'''r''s # 80 @ :, ' ""r-r' 'r.ar
Cd s1lp.I "a, ID. following t,.ids vii! y. rsale
tsaia for Aibsny and TIcy snd shs sse = |" fon n
Ass: sss: ss - asss ss- yst u.s g.:
ts~3 R.lsoss, sas.is., .'s syfsSu.s, Tisssr. TaiS
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DsSf fqss. fssTi, iosi t;isSd Ias sStps IowSCly,
OslD fsrrs Asats indiinSf Sfoll. Lcsls7tis, ,Clasis
W iasssSsS sSs%Hs "a ''~ P'' w
'II NOkTHERN ROUTE "-' "iN
Cfpnsoti.4 with Traiss q Troy, with Troy end
ratt, plattsbursh, osdsnsbpIsh, Montreal, Co.
- freight Arrangements by TIT. io.s y sSs,s
hers and HUDSON strcsts sre st al timsS favorable
a mHdr W other Railroad Compsaice rhs fssili
ties of tha great New rcTk Route 20 tis We. com
@spd u 10 the eonadeNoe q nershant' md shipper
Pssssssr Trsins' Win sposias ssa sssspirs
Csrs, ran n eonnscsson n Ne New Tssh Codtrsl
Fcr par,ieuiars a. to local train and freight AZ
rsnSensn.s iaqsirs Z. ths depot, g Ws;,sn s''c'