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+ RIGHTS

F r. e @ HTS.
BY thisroute, FYeights OF all descriptions can b
forvardrdf from fhiiadoiphia, New Fort, Boston q,
Baltimore, to from hny point ON the Railroad,
OF Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wlsconsin
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
The PenHss lyania Railroad also comm ecfs nj Pitts
burg with Steamers. BY which Goods can be foru ard
Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois, Wisconsin, Nissis
stpp. Missouri kaDsas, Attansss asd Rcd kiysrs
and ~ Cleveland, sSndus Ky and Chicago ithatna
ers W ali ports ON the North Western lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusinK the tranaportA-
ton Of their Freight 70 this Company can rely with
confidence ON its speedy tFansii.
The mates Of Freaeht
To and from any point In the West BY The Psnnsyi-
vspia centysl kaffrosd, ut all times AS FA-
yORAkLk As AXE CHANGED by OTHER RAIL.
RoADGoMPASIEs.
III BE particular TO mark packages, avrA Pxrx
CENTgAL X. R.nLu
For Frolgll coniracts or Shipping Direct ions ap-
ply or address either Of the ing AEents
Company. s,ss 9, , 49,,
D. A.sTEWAhT, Freight Agent Pittsburgh
CLARkE& N Co, Transfer Agents, -
II. W. BROWN ~ Co, Cincinnati, o.
R.C. MELDRUM 1 CO., Madison, Ind.
j. z. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W. W. AikAAN Co.. Evansville, Ind
CLARKE Co., Chicago. Ill.
w. H. a. K. l.. LANGLEY, ,Gailpolis o.
q. ID. NAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL A CO., Marietta. o.
=. PIERCE a. CO. GAINESVILLE o.
M'DoWELL a M'GaLM Portsmouth %.
X MNEELY, MassYiile, ky.
J.P- JOHNSON Ripley, o.
JOHN TODD CeHisg,o Ky.
&. l.. HEATON, Cleveland, o.
h. G. MkLDkUk, Genf Travelling Agffor
the South and West
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Drovers aud Farmers will hnd this the most advan-
tageons route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied With every cony yenience, have
bsen opened on this linz and It's and ev
attention IL paid 10 iheir wants. From Harrisburgh
where viii be found every convenience for feeding
and resting, choice Is offered OF the PHILADEL.
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This will also be found the shortest, quickest and
direct route for Stock 10 New York via Alien.
ENoCH LEWIS, General Supt-. Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. H0uPT, Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
jan2AdAw
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The CLAM TRADE IN BosToH. The
literary productions OF the ,.'Hub OF the
Universe are not its only ones. It has
a variety of refreshments and esculents
limited neither by skinned milk or Bos
ton crackers. The clam-banks in the vi
cinity Of Boston, during the fall. supply
constant employment for at least thoas-
and men and boys. At low tide, day Or
night, on the Mystic river fats and At
other places may be seen the clam-gath-
srsrs ~adingin the mud. when the thelsno-
nstsr Is above or below zero, with buclSls
ard spades in hand, to obtain the mol
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06
nlIinni nlni.llun. ~ ll.Arn.

GttiUOt uiUtt tUns ANn ttaNtNa
= rms 4-1ha County IruHN0luI u.I er
IHlHUf inject IaH.N.r Nf0.M. nnl lNUH.
ai lhu place. aud lila uam.i. 6tHoE..k a. M.
r..aHa nuI Uu..h, September al A 40. 1909
no JaunylIo
rbmt rrsaan ani Jordan. ilh 1lh. ol An
auntIIu.
kuoy. OH, ut Sow MIlpgr
lI1om Lumber city and Penn ,th 6 plh, OF
rcunliuo,
burnside, Ghost & Wa.hugDou, 10Th q lllh al
New Washington.
curvnNIIoani Pike, 18Th q 18Th, o., Cur
wCns,ilc.
CcnrGod, Goshen and Lawrence, l.th a. lGh
at Cloarhcld.
Bradford, l7lh 18th, at r,tcr Schoolhouso.
Graham and Morris, 10Th 2Oth, at hyIcr
town,
Covington and Kar,hous, 2lth a 2jth, no,i
John Rcitcrs
Girard 2Gth, at Congress llill.
brady, 2gth a. 3Oth, at Lulhcrsburg.
Union, October lst, Mt WclUE.
Huston aud Fox, Sd, at Hickory Kingdom,
Bogrs, 9th, at Alberts
Dccutur and Woodward, 7th & Sth, Mt Centre.
Bell, lOth, at Bower.
JESSE BROOMALL,
July 30, lSG2.--pd. County Sugt'
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Nth advertisements.

CTRAY MARE--Tukcn up whilst tresspas-
- sing on the PREMISES Of the subscriber about
the 3Olh July last, Dun Mare, with black name,
tail and legs. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property pay charges and take
her away ISAAC W. GRAHAM.
Goshen township, Aug, 6, lSG2--pd.
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A be opened for the reception of pupils (malcs
and females on Monday, Aug. 18th, 1862.
Terms per Session of Eleven Weeks:
0rhography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, 81 30
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, 90
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, OO
Latin and Greek Languages, on
To students de.irous of acquiring II thorough
English Education, and who wish to quRli fly
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction Eade except for prOtractcd
sickness
Tuition to be paidat the close Of the term.
c, i. SANDFORD Prncipui
ClcnrGeld. Aug. 6. lSf2-lv
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THE BEST lN TuE WORLD,
FINE TEETH & A SWEET BREATH
Curing Toothache and Neuralgia.

DO you wish To be blessed with nnl admired
for rcarly White anL Sound TEETH lie
DIR. WV. - NURD'S UNRINALIID
TOOTH POWDER, warranted free from
acid aIkali, or any injurious substance Price,
p cents per box.
IdrBcwaro Of the ordinary cheap Tooth
Powders, which whitcu hut destroy
DO you wish to be certain that your Breath i#
pure, sweet aud agreeable to husband or wife,
lover or friends Use DIR. HUEn'S CELE-
DRAFTED MOUTH WASH. Price, 81 cents
per hottIc
This astrngcnt wash is also tho best remedy
in the world for CANNER, BAD BNGATu BLEED.
ING Guus, SoRE Mourn, otc. It has cured hun
dred,.
Do you, or your children suffer from TOOTH
ACl ~ Get DIR. HURD'S MAGIC TOOTH
ACHE DROHS. Price, . cents per bottle,
Are you afflicted with Neuralgia Get DR.
W. b. HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS,-
The most effective and delightful remedy known
They do not adher, nor blister. hut sooth and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is and 81
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
Do you wish a complete set Of DENTAL REM
EDIES and q Treatise on Preserving Teeth ,-
Get ID w. B. Hurd's Dental Treasury, tho
neatcSt and most valuable present That one lricul
can make to another PTtco $I Sent by EN
For sale at all the best stores throughout tho
country.
/ CAUuoN.-As there are dealers who take al
vantage Of our advertisements to impose upon
/ their customers inferior preparations, Il Is ncccs
sary to insist upon having what you call for, anC
you will GIT THE HEST, thoroughly tested, anl
prepared 10y an experienced and scientific Den
/ tst, Trcs surcr Of tho New York State d cndsts
/ Association and yice President of the New Yorl
/ Dental Society. Address
WM. b. UURD H. co. \. York.
E.I~Dr. lIurd's Dental Remedies are for sgl
in this place by j. q. HARTSWICK.
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The Hcroism ofour Soldiers and Sailors

The critics and the public are right ia prodict
Ing that th.s will surpass in graphic narrative
exciting interest and extensive popularity oil
other histories of the War for che Union. it,
theme will be the heroic daring, patient suffering,
and hair breadth escapes of our soldiers and sail
ors, and its incidents will form the theme of con-
ycrsation at iunumcrablc iiresides for years Ia
come. 1t will contain, ia addition to it, stirring
details tho philosophical Analysis of the Causes
Of the War, by JOINS LoruWor MorLEV, Lh. d,
Author Of "Thc Rise of the Dutch Republic" etc.,
tho dates Of all the important events from tlc
John Brown raid, and IN accurate and revised
account Of the principal battles, with cngravings.
One third of tho proceeds Of all subscriptions
sent direct to us will he given for the Relief OF
Disabled Soldiers, and all persons who wish u
copy Of the work, and also to benefit the soldiers,
should send their name and address at once. Also.
any officer or private, or person in any section Of
the county having knowledge OF heroic act or
stirring incident, will QLlige us by sending US an
account Of it.
Booksellers, Pcstmastsrl, and Canvassiug A
gents will be furnished with a Subscription Pro
specms, on application to the Publishers.
-SH 4 HJcrui commission gjrrn 10 solii,rs d,,i-
ring to act rs agents in taking subscriptions.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

A LII persons are hereby notified that the
"A partnership heretofore existing between },
Boyuton and VIM. A. Ncving, lately dcing bus
mess under the name Of Boynton Neying has
been dissolved by mutu-l consent The Books
will be left for two months from thid time in the
hands of said Neving. at Smiths Mills, where
all persons having unsettled accounts are reqaes'
ted to call within that time and settle
JONATHAN B0YNTON
July 30, '62. 81. WILLIAM A. NEVLING.
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Spring Opening
AT
n. w. SMITH & cos
hE THE
Latest and Most Fashionable Goods :!

INirst Quality of Prints-rarraatcd good cloth
IL and tust colors-iUr sale at our former pri-
ces, viz: l2l cents per yard.
Also-h large stock of POminnS and ZygioS,
the now raging materials for travelling costumes
and promenade dresses. A complete assortment
of Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Tassels.
Cords skirt Braids Berlin Zophyr worsted Shet-
land Wool, Embroidery silks, etc, etc.
Also u choice lot of Trimmings for ZOuayes, con
sisting of Gimp, silk White Buglc, Steel
Buglc. Self Zouavo, Black Zou-
ave, &C, &c., &C., &c.
with
SUPERIOR STOCK OF
Baregos, Cords Alpacas,
Prints, CCttonades, l'rllhantes,
CambriCs, Dcnims, Lawn robes,
Delainc Shw'ls Furn. Checks IL nlkerchcls
Stella do. Hickory stripe Irish Linen,
Chambrays, Twccds, Gents'supcror
GinehCms Cord Drills, Neck ties,
Lawns, Rep De LANES Black silk
Meilures Bul1ornes, llndkerchiefs,
Ken'y Jeans, Mozambqucs, Hoop skirts
Fancy Cas'mre Lace Mitts, Doylcs
DON'T LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO eoonomise-Go to II w. S. u Co.'S.
where you will receive Il superior
article at small adj
vance on cost,
MEN AWAKE..
Doa't throw away your
means when 10y going to II.
w. 5. a, Co.'S. YOU can get real
good article OF a KIP Boot for So
Call and sec also our mems extra heavy
Plough Shoe.
AS Times are Easing so are our Prices
April O,'62.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06

tH Womo mIumol %, lhu Principal,
Mr yauimrj ibrihe Academy eOll bato.
opened for lbetoccrton orpapl, ou Mon,
hoy lhols'h inst lhn institution now
n lourihnpc'ndil.1n
Hon Wnurn-- Sunday and Monday
Inst wcro ,cl down ns the hottest days Of
the season. Many an anxious thought
was sent forth for tho suilcrng' endured
ty our bravo soldiers.
/ TIM Cuor--The grain crops have been
pretty much secured in this region,
and in good condition, Tho hay is light
+ but has been well secured The corh
/ look, exceedingly well but the late oats
is said to be very much damage with the
rust Fruit-applcs, peaches aud plum'
will be very abundant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06

WEDNESDAY lI0 0Tb l0Tl

,,,,..t r.ryru s0,r.- lhocuintr stone
,nl.., tulbarlun church 10 lIoom'IlIr will
t. ..im saturday Che lnIh ln.l, ni NO. O'Clock.
s.,,,,t yfn.iors bra expected to participate boo
A.. ..,.,aniaa. nud ON veil disposed persons are
..,i,slIy invited 90 attend ~ ample accommodn
Nam f.r aI. uch will be made. Communion will
ba held 900 sunday In the School House near The
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06
ONUG MOI JG
TYRONE CITY HOTEL.

ROBERT MACkLEM, PROrRTEToR.
Respectfully announces TO the travelling public
that be has now taken charge of this large aud
well known house, apd will conduct it in such n
manner rs will render excellent comfort and sat
isfaction to all who may favor him with call
July lG, 1862,
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Pennsylvania Soldiers.

For the information OF the friends o.
disabled soldiers at Washington, we are
requested to insert the following
"Nadagion Pemsylcoua .S,LAers' Rcitg
Association"
This Association, having opened an Of
flee at No, 3 Washington Bulldogs, cor
ner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania aven
ue where will be found register Of al
Pennsylvania soldiers in o. Rrourd thi
city in hospitals, invite the friends OF the
same to CALL assuring them that all possi'
bile aid will be extended in finding LheiI
sons.
Mr.. CHAs L. WELLS, the Register, vii
10 found in the office.
The Corresponding Secretary, Mr.. s
ToDD PERrEy, will answer all letters in re,
gard to sick aud wounded Pennsylvania
soldiers, whethec in or around this city
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, OF
Now davcn. Address, care Box S44
Washington, d. c.
J. X. MOREHEAD, PrcsL
7 NJ SrIrryIN Nrr'y
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D.RITTERO
MOSES WISE, } Building Comtco.
A. A. Lone,
BIoomyille, Aug. 9, lS62--pd.

C,ur MErrINos.-We are requested to
state that a Camp Meeting Of the mem,
bors Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be helI near Mount JoSin Lawrence
township, commencing on the Goth Of
August, Cnst.) All friends Of religion,
morality and good order are respectfully
invited to attend, as all such will find q
Christian welcome.
BsgaThc Pamphlet Laws Tor 1862, have
boon received at the prothonotary 5 Office
where all persons entitled to receive them
can call and get them.
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To School Directors.

A Practical Teacher, holding first class Ger.
"A tifcatc wishes to engage District School
to open at as early day as desirable, For fur.
her information, address "TEACHER," Rcpub.
lcan office, Clcarfcld Pa. July 81.
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SAW-MiLL,

II ARDW ARE, such as STOVES, Cook
| 1 Coal and Wood Stoves orsurious patterns
BAR IRON, 81 EEr lBDN, STEEL
&c., &c., can bc ru,chaayd Of the subscribers on
ihc most reasonable terms.
Jar.l5.'G2 MERRELLG BTGLEE
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SHAVING AND HAIR-DRESsING.

Not JyHe Budqf Groiauts Ror.
The question has often been asked
Why PLEAsANrs can shave So clean.
That customers who shave with hin
benefit must reap Tween
lie shayes fora "rIr,' and iryou are wiIIia.,
VIII take oi your hair in q trico fora "smLLryG."
So come along, yc jolly boys SO slick.
For Peasants is the man to do it cheap and quick
The reason may readily be seen
Why his custom is 70 large
Iii, towels all are clcau-his razors all are keen
And you'll always fud him Pleasant ina charge.
Just go to Plcasant's and GULL h.
Like Shcba's Queen Of oldt
Pleased aud delighted, and cxclaim
The halc hn. rot bccn told.
Nl-poat forget the placc--iu GraLam's Row.
above y. stumph shoe shop
SAMUEL pLEAS8BTs.
CIcardeld juno IS, lS62.--tf ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06

IuE PRESIDENT AND CADINBr.-A Wash,
lngton letter says;
., tne President and family are at the old
soldiers Home. Secretary Stanton has
INeG ,1N!G3 up his residence on Georgetown
iGqIslS, whilo secretary Smith has gone
20 bedford Springs for his health. Secre.
var aries seward, Chase, Bates and Blair re,
'i ',ue sun IN town, ana work more hours
'D"n 'ne most industrious clerks.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT on
IWWVN 90 " IT t..E WIN.NINUIHg
Furnishing Goods, Hats a. Caps,
Travelling Bags, Trimmed Flm
mel and White Shirts.
Fancy Goods and NOtiOnS

In short, everything generally .ounl in u wcil as.
sorted store Of this kind. Wo also keep Guo as
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CLEARFIELD. PA,
READl MADE CLOINING.

And Gentlemen furnishing Goods, nut Iw. rv-
rhcpu exhibited u h.5 1uougb nui w.rh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-06

MAT. Irwin.
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THE CLEARETELD ACADEMY wi

McMURRAY & IRWIN.
Burnside, Clcnrfcld, Pa. Avg. 8, 1852.
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PROVISIONS.
FAMILY ECONOMY.

EAMILY ECONOMY.
Il WILLIAMSBURG PORK DEPOT,
NO. 40 GRAND ST., CORNER OF SECOND 81.
PRIME COUNTRY PORK.
DOWN AGAIN TO ORIGINAL PRICES
Hams, Lo!ns, and all parts Of the Pig, fresh anu
picked, II, cts. per ID.
Best Lard In America, cts. per h.
| Smoked Hams Shoulders and Bacon, 81 Sa,, 'o
| rices und qualities, pyio FiA9
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A q! tie Eestpo't Copper Mining Company will
he held 1T the Office. No. - William street, Room
NJ. s. New York, on the 10Th day OF May, 1862. 1t
10 a. NJ, for the purpose of considering whether
the Company viii. Increase its capital stock to an
amount not exceeding. with the p csent capital, the
SUN OF Five hundred thousand dollars, and will au-
thorlle tic issue Of such increased capital stock for
the purchase Of property necessary for It's buiness
e. u. GIBSON, j. n HAYES, GFO. DAVIS, =. A.
BABCoCk, Trustees. New York, April 29th 1862.
suly 1851
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCisE, 70

hpzo 5o'lV]
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF EXCISE, Is
" Centre st. and Chambers ST. New York;
TO THE INN, TAVERN AND HOTEL f:. REFERS XII sIT;
and liquor desle of this tyThe Boa ID Of Excise
will open the G. nmlss!on on the Goth of May, 1862
n O'clock in the afternoon, In the Common Pleas
Court Room, Part No. !, for the purpose Of granting
licenses for tie ensuing excise year, aud will close
the same after a session of fifty days.
The Blank Petitions and Bonds can be had at the
Offices Of the undersigned;
W. JAY HAsKETr, President Of the Board,
Is Centre st.
ROBERT D. HOLMES Counsel 2 c the Board.
ei7 Yves. ssth st.
D.-Notce Is hereby given that the penalties
prescribed by law will ls rigdy enforced, myl0 %
PROPOSALS FOR SPOT, 900 OF 1sTlIE NEW
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Comptrol
ler's Once, until SATURDAY, May II, 1862, until
o'clock +. NJ, when the same will he publicly
opened, for the whole or any part Of the sum Of
Two hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars Of "rhe
New York County Court House Stock" authorized
10y chapter l6i Of the laws of 1862, and by an ordi-
Mayor, April Il, ls6l.
Tie said stock is TO provide means to pay for the
land acquired for new Court House, and b erect
such Court House thereon. 1t will bear interest at
the rate of SIX per cent, per annum, payable hall
yearly, ON the first days Of May and November, and
the principal will he redeemnbe In successive an
nual nata.ments Of one hundr' d Thousand uo'iatS
each, commencing with tie first day OF November,
A. D., 1sI5.
The proposals will state the amount Of stock de-
and lie persons whose prop SAILS are accepted, will
be required to DEPOSIT with the County Treasurer
within fifteen days after the opening of the bids
the sum awarded TO them respectively.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of
the County Treasurer for such deposits, the parties
will be entitled T. receive certificates for equal
amounts Of the par value OF the Stock, bearing i'll
torest from the dates of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed,
proposals for New York County Court House
Stock" and inolosed in a second envelope addressed
| 10 the Comptroller
| Tho right is reserved to reject any all Of the
bids, If considered necessary to protect or promote
| the inter, SITS OF the County.
ROBl. 4. HAwS, Comptroller.
City Of New York Department of Finance,
| Comptrollers Office, May 9th, 1862. my7 l0'i3i
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R l;yl(DVAI.S.

nOCTOR LEWIS
~ has removed
from % joy 81 to Dcach st.
my5 $40 bet Nliick and wcs, broadway.
DAWNBROkEHS NOTICE - FRIpEN-
BEktS have removed their business from 800
East Broadway b. the corner Of Bpwcry and Grand
st. under the Oriental Bank, wlcrc Al articles len
can lie redeemed or renewed business continued
under tho Arm Of the Eagle Loan Once" np30 I2'
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RAILROADS.
STRAL RAILROAD OF XIV Jersey

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-rrom tot y G. ltanlt .tre,t-Couucct.ns a,
Hampton Junction with brllwre. Tacknwsna,
Wet ru Railroad and Al 4, ION WITH Iehi.h Val.
ley Railroad mi Is connec,ions. iorn,ins a dire,
line 70 PITTSBURGH and the WEST without
'"''e' u s,,,,,,rp .py,~orurv,
c.,,,,,, o. Mm"n Hn", "Ni' v,.
an I'M. nc'hS h'ly V'n' ''o-' Leave He" i"S
-. .
-, i y, Az a. "a, II LN'Nl'
,v '', '.AsNie' liHri'sl Gfs. 1th.h Chdhs,
a., ~ o.. a,
s,pa,,.,, IL, i,, a. ~ ior n.,tf Wter cap
~ Al 'r, ,.,', ~, ~. ~" ~, w. rr'' o.
f,t,,,L v,'""'''ii iuf ~ ~ Mlieh
bur,h' &C. "'''''ns' ro's'iIie' hartS'
4P NJ Tnaoran rn,is-ro, r,.,,,,. u.,l,,s,..,,
Allentown All Nnreb ,,i'',,,t '' ''''' 'N''"Vih'
$50 p M WAY Tx,ts--r~, s,,,.rvro
500 r. 81 Western Exr-' .s f,r ia, .., ,.t.,,,,,
Reading, IIarr.sbur.h, Pm. hury. AMI line ~, O.,
Sleeping cars from jersey C.ty through o. PITS
burxh.
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR UkHRIsui'Rp
The A. NJ Express Tfa n .r,n . ~ VI ~
rives at Harrisburg at T. NJ coi.l,t.uy ,1t AMI
West OH l., nnsylynn'a Crtrl Rg.r.',i S,,l rn
Central Rain ~ N,itl AL s,nti ana ,yth c',t,.
bcrlafd valley R,i'r,,d "
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
Wi.sT '
leaves Now York atsp VI l,iiy ,s,,.i-v-. ~ ..n,
eIl making c'orc courrcti.n nj I,rrisir-- VIA
Pennsylvania Ri road-vi,b no ch,rgr of c,I-s 4,
p.ttsburg, and but ono a. ,,,u,l,.uYt ,,,l 1hir,,,
-Four hours TN, /. sayoi i,y tok,nr t.'s tr.in.
TI1IABEriIpORT AMI NIty yoRL FERRY
Leave New Ynrl; fr'In pcr \" . Nr,tt RI a,
7.!o and il.2o A. NJ, ago, 4 80 ani 600 +. N
H,r'or every I'm each v,v
aug lY'io5 JOHN u. sfERNs, supcfin,oi,,lcp..
- AND Al MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
1867, Trains ON the Hudson H.y,s R.i road Ia
and from Now Yurk, bany. rtoy. sui ilscss
MOI aud W.T. viii ran ,s i1.iuwa, slui,ys ex-
q. IN. Y nk,rs Passenger Train, topping 1T nil ia.
unns north oi VI nh tan aud ni Is 'nlafns. Lave
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NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE STERLING

Co, New York, April 26th. 1862 An election
of Directors and Inspectors Il Election, to serve
for tie ensuing year, win 10 held st ~ Pine street.
room !, Tuesday the Ga OF June instant, between
the hours Of and 3 =. N. The transfer books will
be closed on tho 9th Of May instant. by order o
the Board, GEO. 4. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
apOi 1Qsfnl
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SUMMER REsORTO.
COLUMBIA HALl--LEDANON sPRTN0A

{ COLUMBIA HALI--LEBANON SPRINGS.
Columbia County, New York. The sub
scrihcr' grateful TO those many friends who -
kindly and literally pstronzed his hous. during
the v.stns season Of last year, would respectfully
solicit renewal OF their patronage, and hereby
takes his method Of informing III IN and the pub
hc generally, that the Hotel has undergone I'll he.
ccssaiy Improvements and the usual thoroti. IN
Spriny renovation, and will bs openrI Cor tle re.
ccption 81 guests On the 18th day Of May Arrange.
ments can be M tds o. accommodate with hoard
my families IA New yo.k, or elsc where. who IL.
sign e. leave their enaidiur Places or brenk I'm
Housekeeping 10y the j., Of May. TO 20 into tbc
country. Lebanon Springs can be reached from
New YORK " cars wa Hudson twice a day. also
by boat, als1 10y cars, via Pt,sh,ld or Chatham
4-coInefs every day. ANSON PARSONS Pro.
priotor. hp22 24acg13i
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The A. NJ Express From from y lu.k ar.
rlves At Harrisburg nj y. NJ, coll ',tuy Foot AMI
West on u, nhsylyan'a C".trd R4.r..Ii. north IN
Central KsiliO III Nuit4 a..l soutl, and with Gum,
beraid valley n tiir,s1