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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-16

CAUTION ,---Afi persons are hereby caution
" ed against purchasing or snoddEng with the
following property, vic yoke Of red brn-
die oxen, now in possession of Joseph II. McCol-
ley, as the same belongs to me, and having only
been leased to him by me.
April '62. pd. s. VI. DICkERMAN.
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Toinsure attention, the CASH must accompa
ny notices, as follows ALI Cautions with 81 ,
Strays, 81; Auditors notices. so; Admins
traitors and Executors notices, 81, so, each and
all other transient Notices at the same rates
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], any more "proof' wanted ?

ADDRESS OF HGs. ANDREW JOHNSON. g. On our
outside will be found an address of Hon. An
drew johnson to the people OF Tennessee,
which should be read by every man in the
country. We commend 1t especially to our
Democratic friends.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS OF cLEARFIELD

SOfHCoL VI Ni.l--hItI
- COUNTY.-The Superintendent contemplates
opening Institute for the Improvement OF
teachers in the best methods of giving instruc-
tions in the branches of learning taught in our
common schools. If thirty teachers signify. by
letter otherwise, before the 10th of May
next their willingness to attend tho said Institute
then the will be opened in Curwensville on
the I'd of June following, and continue eight
weeks. To defray expenses, each teacher will be
charged four dollars in advance
March 26 so. JESSE BRO0MALL. Co Supt
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RANKING AND coLLECrIoN -
ID OF
LEONARD. TTNNEY f. %

LEONARD, EINNEY g. CO..
CLEARFIELD, CLEARFIEID COUNTY. Pa
Bills of Exchange Notes and Drafts DISCOUNTED
Depositsreceived Collections mad O. sud r1,,.eed.
promptly remitted. Exchange on the cities cgu-
room lately occupied br ". i. Wallace, Esl.
JAMES T LEONARD. =: 4. 80 -: .. \ FINSEy.
YM A. WALLACE. . a c FESSEY
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Aaverttseneatss set kargesgge, cuts OF StGl
stylsaciN be charged double price for spaceoccUped
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-16

whose Senatorial term will expire on the Sec
ond Tuesday of October next, vacated the
S2eakership of the Senate of Pennsylvania, on
Friday morning the lth of April. The Harris
burg Telegraph in speaking of Col. Hall says:
eve need scarcely reiterste the good opin-
ions We have heretofore expressed for the per-
sonal and political qualities of Speaker Hall,
nor need we repeat the commendation he has
won, during the session just closed, from SEN
ators of all parties, for the high regard he
has evinced in the success of gislation. and
the impartiaiity with which he presided over
the deliberatioes of the Senate. He has made
a reputation which must prove his passport
to yet higher political position, while the
character he has won as legislator at once
stamps him as a man of the highest order of
ability aud Judgment"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-16

The Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilmen, of
Nashville have been suspended by Governor
Andy johnson for refusing to take the cath Of
allegisncs to the government,
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4 "a 1AoN N,---An persons ara hereh7 c,u,;,,
~ eo agsinst purchasing Or nsddlin- vi,b ~,
following rroper.T. 70 vii. and ds-L - -.u ue
one DARK bay hoTse one year old COLI. srG 80
wagon, now IN the Possession CT Peter Riss:r -"
as the same belong 10 ne and have only bss- les.
with him on loan ANDREW pFTT7 N4'
Feb 10. 1923 To. 81
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A TTENTIoN. e. KEEPERs.-R- 5

Z A TTENTIoN, BEE KEEPERS.-R sI-
~ ans Co. having purchased tAc kigA, 7-
Clearfeld Co for ~ s Harbison's Patent In
proved movable comb Bee Hive would respect
fully direct the attention Of Bee Keepers 20 the
many advantages il possesses over any other Hive
out With this Hive you can have complete con
troll ov er your Bces-ean al any time remove vUur
surplus honey without killing Becs-csn MAKE
artificial swarms when desred-can prevent son!
Bees from being destroyed by IN oth-and other
advantages it possesses which viii reconmenirt
it TO all interested in Bee keeping For Hive.
Individual OF Township Rights address.
r. ADAMS / co
Feb, 19. 1862 Cooksport. Indiana CO. la.
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"There are now but two parties in this coun-
try,-the Democratic and the Abolition par
ties; or, the sUnon Savers and the sUnion
Sliders. &C Clsarfsld Republican,, .apri! 9.
The only Interpretation of which the forego
going is susceptible is, that all who do not be-
l0ng 10 the so-caled Democratic party, inclu-
ding President Lincoln, his cabinet, and eve
ry other Republican, are "Aboiitionists," OF
"Union Sliders." A baser calumny than this
7s-o- r'ev uttered, and comes with bad grace
from editors who formerly were the political
associates and admirers of JEFF. Davis, Breck-
inridge, Floyd, Cobb, Mason, Slidell. Yancey
and host of other similar characters who are
now at the head of the Rebellion in the
South. In making this remark we do not cast
any reflections upon the masses Of the Demo-
cratic party at the North-them We regard as
loyal. Nor do we charge our neighbors over
the way with being 'sUnion Sliders - but We
challenge the writer of the above foul san-
der to point out single Republican who is
Dot true 10 the Union.
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.2THITTEN's GOLDEN sALyE.-.

NNTHITTEN'S GOLDEN SALYE.--Tse
w Great Progressive 0sit Hs1ii7lz- ReHe5, -
An article that presents challenge 20 the v01 d
to produce in any remedy yet invented, al eqaal
for the painless and rapid crre Of external in
hamatory calamities. or diseases. IL is good f1-
Painful Swellings, Sores. Ulcers, Burns Scslas
Rheumatism, Sore throat Bruises. SpTains Cuts
Tumors, Erysipelas. Warts Sore eyes Boils
Chapped hands. Frosted feet. etc etc Give II
trial. Price 26 cents box For sale By jacob
G0SS, in Woodward township. lMarch lg d.
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New Goods

Eust received at the "Ccrner Store Curve1s-
sS Vile, and seasonsble stock ~ good.
which will be cold upon reasonable terms.
Wa. IENLh
Clover and timothy seed Of good quality. f-r
sale low, by wa IRYiN
Grain OF all kinds, bacon ana lard. for sale 2-
the corner store by Wa IRWIN.
One two-horse wagon for sale iEq0ira SO
Curwensyillc Of HM IElIS
One pair Of good heavy oxen foE sale bg
March l., 81 VIZ iET.t
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SALT-a good article, ana verv ,s.., 49,,
~ store OF WM F IRWIN t,issraoI. :

Z Il VI Z ---FE'r.srs In, a.
H Lands The subscriber wonls :, Foa-
farmers of Clear6e!d county that Ae kee,. ne
Sanity on hand at the Jones Kiln a, 100. ~
larse stock OF lime snd will farnisi. a., cs
M! sflantity at the terminus u the Ty.ore 80
fhiilps,nrg Railroad -
March I9, 1862 wMK. ROPERTsoy
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R. MALONEY & Co.
CLEARFIELD MUSIC sCHooL-Forir in

ELEARFIELD MUSIC SCHOOL, in
- struotion upon the Piano. Meio1eon and 5g.-
tar. and in Harmony and Singing.
9ermS-fOr pupils under six years old. 500.
for seventy two lessons Of one half hour each
for all pupils over six years old $1,000. for seyel.
ty-two lessons Of one hour each upcn Piano Ms
lodeon, Guitar or in Harmony
Payable ono-fourth at the beginning and he
balance at the end Of the quarter
Vocal music free TO ali instrumental! pupils
Studied alone. $500 per term
Rooms at Mr. Alexander Irwin's
Oct. l. $50. +. 4. 2. RGNDEE. Teacher
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

A SEoREr observation-disclosures
lRoS-CLAp. - The crack" sailors of
the navy, to the number of about
five hundred, have been, within a
.ew days selected from the different
receiving ships in commission At
home ports, and sent on O secret ex.
p.dition which Is expected TO "aston.
lsh the natives" OF some part Of the
Qonfederate States. The Winans
cleaner, We arc permitted to say,
wM have hand in this affair,
which is beginning to excite intense
curlosfty inside" the service. All
particulsss iE reagard to it are con
Itraband.
The Navy Department has de
cided Oh trying the ability Of It's Sn
constructors in\ making iron clad
ships. In consequence of this de
termination, the keel OF an iron clad
man Of war, will be laid in a few
days in the ship.house from which
the steam irigate L,ckawanns was
launched. The dimensions OF the
new chip will be 200 feet long &c
feet beam, and proportionate draft O.
water and depth Of hold. Mr.. Er.cs
son will probably receive remunera'
tiou lor the use OF lie plans, and Mr.
Delsno will DO the immediate super
visos sf lhs vessel's construction.
-(Nno .York Times.
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Improvement in Plows
s;Ss

UNIIE undersigned would respectfully call tn
i attention of tho farmers Of Hancock au
adjoining counties to his greatly improve
sod plpW.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
A NEW ARTICLE.
0ocroa RoBacKs STOMACH Bl11eRs

A new and lightiul stomachlc aud Cordial
for giving tone 10 the stomach, and for the
prevention OF bilious complaints incident To
tho Western country. Try II.
As morning drink, to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, It has no equal. Try II.
In favor II Ia superior 10 all othor Bit,ers.-
Tryt
sole property Of DR.. Roback, originated with
ono Of the oldest and most eminent Medira
Practitioners OF the West, and IL is directly
predicated upon tho wants OF Western people
These Bittors derive their ST imulus from the
powerful tonic nature of the roots and herb.
Of which they are composed, and M they arc
by ailaying unnatural cravings of the stomach
directly promotivo OF
TEMPERAMENT
the present proprietor believes that in max I'M
them widely known tho public welfare is sub
served.
It will soon DO for sale by all Of DR.. Roback'
numerous Agents, and At Hotels, &c, tn,
country over. In the meantime, orders viii bt
nllod direct from Cincinnati In any quantity
Bottles, and seourely packed in ono dozeI
GASES. Halt dozen sample cases will, however
he packed and sent 10 ANY address. II desired
hetal Price, - per bottle, or six for s5.
Principal oihce and salesrooin, No. 0 Eae
Fourth street, third building from Aain street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory, No. 81 Ham
mond street.
For sale IN Hancock by
LANdWoRTaY d FREY. }p,na,,v.
I'M. HUBER Il CO.. r'"u's'i
GILBERT, FAIL e. CO., vsnlue;'
2. BARNEY. McComb;
d. PErERS h SON, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS STARKS, Arlington;
T. MAHON d SONS, Wiihamsiown;-r -
J. OSHEIMER, Van Buren;
J. WALTER, West Independence;
L. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard:
And by Druggists and Merchants gsnerall,
throughout the United States and Canadas.
March i5, lsGl.-(ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

WHAT Cow HAS DONE FOR THE
WAR - A RECRUITING INoIDENr.--
We heard OF an incident yesterday
which should make come OF our rich
men blush who are subscribing their
paltry fives and tens to the recruit.
ing funds Of their severa. localities.
II was this:
A few days since, subscriptions
were set on loot in Orleans county.
A farmer OF moderate means contrib
uted $50 and q cow. Every one
conceded that this was hberak bul
it occurred to n friend .that,the COW
might be termed to excellent ac
count Lots were to be cast for her
and 205 tickets, at 81 90 each, were
distributed and paid Tor. This
practically, brought up the farmers
subscription to s255. But the COW
WAS destined to do still be.t.r. The
winner put her mp at auction, and
$50 more wero lde1 to the fund
making the aggregate 1895. Blu,
it was deemed a pity that COW &C
III roughly patriotic should be sold
so cheap; and the result was tina,
SIS were added to the purchase
money making the cows aggregate
contribution to the fund $3.50. be
sides the $50 from her original own
er.
There are a great many rich mon
all over the country, who will no
do half "a much for the war az thi,
coXi- Il Ilb1nu Eienin0 .LouknnL.
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BARRELS
INDIAN We q ETABLE
WORM CONNECTIONS,


The most Safe, Pleasant and Effectual Rem.
edy for Worms ever discovered.
Tho object Of these drops Is to accomplish
an end long desired BY Physicians, viz: to
combine by the aid Of Chemistry, and tie
I'VE PRINCIPLE Of well known Vegetable SUB
stance, in such = manner ~ to insure their
efficiency, and at the sane time render the N
easy to he sdmnlstersA and free from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
vermiiuge In tho old form.
| SYMPTOMS AND EXPECTS. Worms often
produce emancipation swelled and tense abdo.
men gnawing and turning pain in tho stomach
and bowels, irregular and derraved appetite,
4 palo and sickly counteuance. foul tongue,
fc'ed breath, itohing at the nose, feverish
particularly NJ nights. Worms occasionally
produce colicky affections with vomiting and
1 purgin:, and sometimes blood; ulcerationc Of
the bowels, and even peritonits may &c excl.
I ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and Epileptio Convnlsions take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly, screaming and fire.
quonlly observed to grind thor teeth But
nune Of these symptoms or Nil OF them combin
ch, point out the positive existence at worms
They may be produced by irritation or sub
accute Inflammation In the mucous mem
branc; hence the occasional failure OF the best
Vcrmfuge 10 expel worms,
! TREArMENT.-The frst thing to be done
Is to sndciv0r to restore the digestive, iunc.
tons; and at the Same time we must institute
an extermlpating war against the filthy intru.
ders. The nature OF tins Ccnfection is such
ieve all the symptoms and restore the organs
TO perfect health. Hence lts great superiority
ua-UIRECTIoNs on kxCH BOX. Price 2so
BARNES & ! ARK, Etstsru Oiice sos Broad d
way, New York. II. @. o. CARY, GAINESVILLE
ono, Western Branch Once.
For the Immediate and efectual cure OF
CoroHs, COLDS, lSvEUus5A, ASTHMA, HoARsE
MSS, wHOorlNo ooUaH, CArARRH,
I DiYricuLf HaSATHISo,
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Eight Gallon Soap for 9 5 OTIS

might GALLONS sDAP FOR as C'Tspi
IL ono box Concentrated Ley, costing rs
cents will make eight gallons good Soap. Try
II. To be hadat
Feb. 81, 1892.
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&aurpfk 9tfTtrsanian.
= = -77777-77 - -
An Ahsurd DeIusion.


General Hunter, in a letter to the
Reverend DIR. Tying, ssys:
"None of the carefully iostered
delusions by which slavery he's Gus.
tanned lie II at the North, is more
abe urd than the bugbear of''a gen.
erai migration OF negroes TO the
North" as a necessary sequence Of
ema ncipation. so far Is this from
being tho fact, that although II ie
we'll known that gave passes North
to ali negroes asking them, not more
than Q dozen have srp'iId to me for
such passes Stree my arrival here.
their locs, attachments being appar
emily much stronger than with the
whito race. My experience leade
me TO believe that the exact reverse
nj the received opinion on this sub
liect would torn the rule, and thsi
nearly IL not quite all the negroes Of
the North would migrate South
whenever they shall he at liberty ia
do so without fear of tbs auction
block"
In another part OF his letter be
ssys:
"Nothing can give us peace but
a successful prosecution oi the war
with every weapon and energy al
our command to i,s logical and le
gitimstc conclusion. The foment
ing cause OF tho rebellion must b
abstel; the axe must be laid to tn,
foot oi the upas tree which has rain
ed down such bitter fruit upon ouI
country, before anything like q per
msnent peace eau be justly hoped
ior."
The New York Tribune says o
/ General Hunter that "he is an ex
tensive sllveholder, was born snC
reared in u slave State and knows
b. slavery and sl~ves moro thorough,
than almcet any man who talk
about them. He is by education
and choice soldier OF the Republic
l and prob,bly never voted in his life
nor took any active parts in politics
What no says, therefore, has
weight and authority which the opin
= ions Of few men are entitled t.. Ii
is Tor proclaiming emancipation an
arming the loyal slaves Of rebels
because he believes that the surcsi
shortest and indeed only way to saw
the country from dissolution and ru
in"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
LE FAvoRse
FRANKLIN BOOK BlNDERY
.RLANK NOOK MARuFAcToRY

HoOfhs %, 5S Du0 J5 lNed y 6u49lng, fftEf Hrfff
(Between Broad andCay)
Coiunbus, OAss.
EverSpaescrIption OF Hank Books Of extra
substantial manufacture, with or without
printed headings, and finished In superior
style.
WRITING PAPERS Of svesy ssade, from the
best Mills In tho country, furnished ut small
advance from cost. 0rdosS received from
STATE DgpARrNsSrs,
CouSry OFFICERS.
BANKING HousEs,
ASSURANCES UyS7cD,.
MAsUfAcFunRHs,
hnkcmAHTs,
RAnRoAD 0FffcERs
For Blanks or Blank Books, viii receive the
mme diatc aud particular attention from the
/ fSuperntand Of the Bindery, 80 necessary 10
such orders; and prompt execution and fair
lprices guaranteed.
Papers, Envelopes, and all varieties of or
Ace and Counting House Stationery furnished
al the Love- al Rates.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

$40! WAGES PAID FOR $l0Ol
mo sell goods tor the ApAsv s,wt>o MAcniS.
COMPANY. We win give coTlr, .ssion on
u Ill goods sold by our Age or. pay wa.
ges nj from $40 to 500 per month. and pay all
necessary expenses. Our machine Is perfect
i'm It's mechanism. A child can learn TO oper'
ate IL with half an hours instruction! 1t is
equal to any Family Sewing Machine In use,
and we have reduced the price to Fifteen Dol
lars.
Each Machine is warranted tor three wears.
Address q. RUGGLES,
Gen. ACT. Detroit, Mich.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22
LANawoRTHY's
East India dyspepsia Cure
Femae Regulator.

TURING nv absence in the war this med.
- cine will be made by my vile, and that Of
my make can only be had In Findlay OF IshAxL
GREEN OF J. Al. IlUEER Co.
Read the following statements:
X. b. uuRp says" Alter taxing II tor r
streng, huning medicine after u 6t of sick ness,
would say that the Butchers ought to favor
It's sale, for the appetite 1t gave me was
enough to consume beef q week.
RoREKT BONNER says "Dr. Langwofthy: At
your suggestion, bought for my daughter,
who was suffering under some OF the peculia
diseases incident to her sex, a bottle OF the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. IL has done her
50 much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, Of Arcadia. says-"Your med.
lcne has done me more good than amy medi
cine ever took"
refer any patient confidently to the follow.
Ing persons who themselves or their families
have used II:
Paul sours, Cashier Flndlsy Bank;
Il. u. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. s. Baker, \. Bergman.
DIR. Hudson, DIR. Beech,
Samuel II. Gray. Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, j. u. Vandoren,i
Tho unrivalled sales of this medicine ls an
unmistakable evidence Of It's intrinsic value.
-tFosforia Netrs.
REMEMBER THEN
If you have Stomach Dsease--if you have Fe'
male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, Ohio;
J. NJ. HUBER II Co., findlay, Ohio;
| JAMES MASsisG. Vanlue, Ohio;
GgIBgI. " osrnEiMIR, Van Buren,, Ohio;
j. b. VAS DoRRs, Fostoria;
| l.. A. BALDwIs, Mt Blanchard, ohio;
SAMrEr. HuBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL. SnuUP, Ottawa, Ohio;
| J. ID. q. HiPKISs, GilboI, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied byMrs
| g. T.. LASGw0RrBY, who is hereby authorized
TO ~rl,e my name upon the wrapper, without
which none Is genuine.
/ Physicinus furnished by the gallon, where
requested.
/ With a kind farewell, then, to the good peo
pie whom ! have dealt with so many years
| and II wish that they will sustain my wife In
the sale Of this medicine, which, has beneRttee
SO many already, am, with the best OF feel
ings toward trsIy one IN this community,
| Your faithful servant,
| A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Rog't U. $. Army
FIspLAY, August l6, 1861.
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-------------------------
S124 rsss ssfFs fss!s s'sRsqb ss BOOK
i"r UDpyIng Business Letters instantly and
perfectly. Thousands already sold. Agents
wanted. Profits, sales and satisfaction good.
Send stamp for particulars:
II. ATwATER,
Box lie, Providence, X. /.
July IL la62-T3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-22

A DsIiSisItAAORs sALG on REAL
"A ESTATE. - In pursuance OF an order
granted by tho Probate Court OF Hancock
county, ohio, win offer for sale at public
auction
On saturday, tho a3d day OF August, 1899,
Al one o'clock, y. M, at the door of the Cour,
House In Flndlay, IN said county, the follow
ing described real estate, to.wil;--rhe u. oil
the N. WI oil SEQ. 8, tp. = North. OF range 10
containing ~ os 100 acres OF land more Or less
Excepting thereirom is acres and so 100 OF al
acre now owned and occupied by the heirs o
samuel Travis, deceased, which exoeptet
lpart Oi SAID tract 10 described AS follower
ginning NJ the y. w. Corner OF the above de-
sori5ed tract and running thence North "
rods, thoncs East SO rods, thence In = soulh
westerly course 10 stake on the center lin,
ot said section 3, planted at tho end OF ~ rod
East OF the above place OF beginning; theme,
with said center lins West 10 the place of be
ginn,ng;--appraised at 81, 500.
TERNs az BALE: = One third OF the purohas.
lm0aey IN hand on the day Of aals, and the res
: idue thereof In ons and two ysars lhsrsAite
with interest from day OF sale, 10 be sscure
lby mortgage on sAid premises.
q WILLIAM TRAVIS,
i AdR'r II John Trupis, dlcsssed.
BY 0'NEAL, BLAcKrosD hAnsy, Att'yS
July ~. Iss7.--iSw 4, ....-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-28
| 1862.

PrNkS1 i.NttfA tEhlNAL NAlLIOAD,
wul L., connections iorms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fbos NEw-ioRE 2" ~. PRSclPAL NEsrgcs CuIss
Wight Trims daily from New.fork 10 rhi!sielphis VIA
New.Jcr,y and Caiadeu aud Aa.boy hoe.
ALI TlIBOrDii TRAINS FOR THE WEST ny THIS
EOU III LEAVE NtW-YOEk FROM THE
FOOT OF COUhTLANOI-Sr
Byway Of Phsdepls tie mon lug pasenger. leave New.
York s1ne iiue other routes Eyenihs passengers
al o p. N oae hour latcr ihan other line,.
- wpy Of Allentown. essirg pa ongors leave a. p
three houfs later tan the Northern lines. and by both
arrive the the hoLcrn lines. la Chic go aud oil
points H. tie NorhWosi crcsiae Indianapolis. Loui.,io
s.. Louis Cleveland Coluuibus, Cincinnati and all main
point. West with 'cwer changes Of cars.
Sleeping Cara without ciAuge ran from PhiladelPlia to
ii'.urs .t5 mile. and NcwNors to rt,bargh 40 mos
Sn.oA. * nnd stool Cars on a. trains
Fare ti.s other routes.
lssgas, cheeled through. Transer. free
SECURE lilkets. g,Oi uutil uiod. by fittsburgh.
WtsTEkE EMIGRATION.
The Pennsy l.ann Central Company Enlgsn,
Accommodate Line WI cb affords couifo table mode OF
ira,e 70 ps moving Westward at one hail tho usual
81 fare
by ~, scIs frehta e al description. be forwarded
o. and iom suJ ut on tue Railroads Ohio Kentucky la
ian, Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa. Mis,ouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or 10 ang port the ssbs rivers Of
the Wet b. steamers from Oh.
tie peuuyisana Railroad q, all times favorable
charged by ctser railroad Companies Ms,chan and ship
pre- n'rosns the transportation OF their Ere ,ht to this Com
LIVE srUGR.
Farmers and Dealers Ia Live stock will 6nd thi, most nd
vuutgsols route. Capaciou, Yard. well wateed sup
Piled with every have been oueued ls
add A.. nnecons and attention IL paid TO e wsus
From Hamburg where viii DO found convenience Tor
PniA so Sns HiT MORT Az
b. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. Asto-- Iiouss
LEECH & Co. fIoislt Agents,
NO, Astor House. sud No South William At
MCDONALD "a 81 5CHOFF. Emgrant Agents,
EEoCu LEWIS. General su9, Altoona ia