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The New York herald., 1862-09-29
OUR wILTLAMspoRr CORRESPONDENCE

GENERAL COUGHS DIvIs,ON---Ir5 SERVICES IN BAT
rLE-rus POSITION or THE ARMIEs--rIcxEr FIG-
IsG--rHE NEW LEyIES IN TIE FiELD-THEm BRIL-
LIANT CONDUCT IN ACTION, ETC.
wiILANsposr, Nd. sept. 25, 1862.
General Couch division, after many marches, arrived
this place few days sincc anu has 10 stand
still in very pleasant camp, where very likely
IL win have chance rest. We rather pleased to
learn, as do by ato paragraph in the Philadeph.
faqgi7tr, that this generally good DIVISION Is "u
and "will dstin9 sn itself in action" With all dcfe.
T. tho hqarr IL has distinguished itsof in battle,
AID that Is better known than that paragra pl
ould seem TO niicatess the DIVISIONS fault Il has
served the country wei, especially in the battles
Fair oaks and Malvern Hill though neither its services
nor the brilliant Of its commander those
sons have yet mado their appearance tho Official
reports. 30 far fron being 'full, the division great
deal mo than decmatcl; no. regiment except ow
o. lately added has than half its orj nal number
Of mon, AMI many have much less shan that
While | am on the subject Of errors I may NJ well
correct another which lnd currcnt "in the papers,"
by which brigade Of this division is spoken
Of as .tCorcoJan's brigado.n Corcorans Brigade
| presume, has not yet iasea The field.
Tho brigade Of division whJso name
h, given rise 10 this is John Cochranrs brigade
commanded by the honorable gcntleBsn, well kaowa
tho abo representative in congress VI New YORK city
dist aud formerly coloEe OF the fiTss United Staes
Chasseurs
All present reasonably quiet here wo have heard
twice Only tnc sound cf 10 the last two or
thee days ard the sole disturbance of tranquility Is
te exchange OF shots between tho pickets little further
the We nigh, almost fancy tina, were In
a camp Of nstraciion, FAR tho neighborhood OF an
enemy
IN nearly all camps there is just fusd OF
amussm9ot for tho cd soldiers in the awkwardnefs and
ffce, unIoiitary maahsrs OF the OF the new rcg
monts of tbeeo aow regiments have becn pushed
INTO tho God without having spent any time all in
camps OF Instruction, ard they consequently ignorant
IN tho rnoprcties Of camp life (camp lite propric
,es) aud grccn possible 10 dr. BIT the new rsg
ments sand tho laugh very well Without any dsrc-
spcct the old array and with full appreciation of
wha, has endured and achieved, yet incline b. the
opinion that the will be generally com
posed of betsa- material. TIE old army from the
surface Of tho populaton tho new from somewhat
deeper, and truly represents tho people Already
new regiments, green they in drill and kindred
matters have the best conduct in the field as IL
by Michigan in the hattie near
Msddctown, Sunday, sept IA sy tc Sxcenth Connec-
tiout at Antot and by tho cne indrod and Twenty
second New York lately at wilnnsport, whore they sd
vsncod and retired IN nc of battle with shells aet;ing
all around them, liz most excellent order.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. J. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,

;>rALlIrLr IN CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES
AND REMOVING OrSrEirTipNS az THE MONTHLY
Trk>S. TnoM WHATEVER Cause
LAniES. here is pro- ,stive It is not
very far fetched and cotn,s to the Proprietor
through one Of the Oldest and most rc,prc,;,-
bic Druggists in Nrw Nok State. whose name
j. connected READ.--'' Dne of the first ladies t
Utica" n. y. called upon my Agents in that city
lMcSsrs. Wn BriSt" a. Co y and told them thai
the Of ecu did not wish her naruc made public.
hut if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of DR.. Iupoucos Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her. as she considered it II duty, rs
well rs IN pleasure. TO relate her Knowledge of
their ilicacy MS administered to her daughter a
Young lady Ii years old. She was f,s, goin. into
umption--had taken cod--nuturc became
"bstIuctcd. Two boxes Of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. and She is now in robust
heath. SO say all who havcu*cd thea Rrmen,-
her Tie gradients composing these Wills are
made kn"wn To every Agent. who viii tell you
:h"v will perIn, all that is claimed for them
~ Price. $40 per Cox
Sold at DR.. II. H. MlTCHELL'S Drug Store
ELNTos. Mn. Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies' by ending him 81 90 to the Elkt"n
Post Office. can have the Pills sent by mai to any
part Of the county. Sold also by Bno~S d Bro
and :. ;. llANcE. Baltimore, GElMsHAw TO
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every tow II
in the United States. and by HALL 4 Br CEtL.
Genera! Wholesale Agents, us Greenwich St,
New York. 5. u. HOWE.
Sole Proprietor. New York
y. None are genuine. unless the box is
fSned :. ID. HOWE. July -. lSj2--ly.
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MERCANTILE.
TO ALL Whom it MAY CONCERN
BE 1T KNoNENy

HNllAT ! have associated with me Mr..
l. JOHN HART, OF Lancaster, Pa, for
the purpose OF enhancing the business here
tolorc carried on by me.
If one JOHN can do for the people what
| lave done, Certainly TWO can do ii great
deal more.
The business now at CHEAP JOHNS
viii be conducted on vigorous scale.
Strange rs it may appear to some that
there should be tl.IcG Johns at CHEAP
JOHNS, yet nevertheless such Is the case.
The namc Of JOHN should be rercrcd
above all others. Take for example, 1ohl
Smith, the notorious; CHEAP JOIiN, The
victorious John Eanhuscr, the glorious
Rev. john Chambers, the prcuchcrious;
John McDonouSh, the spoutorious John NJ
Clayton, the scnatorious ; john i. Cough
the great eX-Whiskcytorious, ono alluSon to
Cheap John) John Brown, the gallowcrou<;
John kcySer, the MaiShallorious John
Bell. the traitoiious /; John G.. Brrckinridge
the cowardorious, and John Is. Floyd. the
thictar!ous, and 50 on TO the end Of the
chapter.
We intend topctiti"n the Governor to have
all the male children born in Maryland in the
month of December named John, in honor
Of the great event above named
Yours. CHEAP JOHN & co.
Dec &, 1862.
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REAL ESTATE.
Slef.iif''S sale.


DI virtue of three writs Of Ficri Facias,
ID issued out OF the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, one at the suit OF Henry II. Mitchell.
and two al the suit OF John &. Groome, all
against the goods and chattles, lands and
triIclurnts OF james Warhurtun. to me
directed, | have seized and taken in cxccu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate. at law and in equity, Of the said
james WarburtOn, in and to all
THAT FARM,
or Tract Of Land. situated in Cecil county.
being part of 4 tract called ..Drum Gucnua -
rrsrrvcycd containing
81 Acres, y eOOdS 4 IG Ecrches.
more or less. The Buildings consist of two
Dwelling Houses. and other "utbuillingS.-
This tract is situated in the 3rd Election
District near " arhurtun's Saw Mill. on Il Z
North East creek. adjoining lands OF W illiam
T. Wurhurtun and others; and | hereby give
notice that on
Saimnday. lie "rd doy Of Jwnary. neat,
ut 2o'cI"ch =. NJ. at the Court House door
in the town of EIkton | will offer said pro-
perry. So seized and taken in execution, at
Public Sale. to the highest bidder tor Cash,
to satisfy said writs AID costs.
ELI COSGROTE.
Dee Is. 1SG2-tS. Sheriff.
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Public Schools of Cecil County.

.adjo"rncd Mceiing Of The Committee Of Exam
iMaiiOn.
NOTlCE is hereby given to all Teachers
~ engaged in the Public Schools of Cecil
county, who do not hold permanent ccrtif-
Gates, and who failed to attend the late
Examination held on the 18th, 10th and 11th
inst, that an adjourned meeting of the Com
mittec will he held at the Commissioners
Room. i'll EIkton, on TUESDAY, the 3OtiI OF
December. inst. at which time and place
they will please attend for cxaminaton.--
Otherwise they will not he recognized by the
Boald, rs properly employed in the Public
Schools. &. G. BROKAW,
+. A. EELlS,
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
Dec 20, lS62-2w Committee,
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To COnsiI,sfptivcs.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
IN Il few weeks by II very simple rene ly. after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
Is anxious to make known to his fcllow-JuIercrs
the means Of cure.
70 all who desire it, he will send n copy of the
frcscli pton used free Of chargc). with the drec
lions for preparing AMI using the same. which
they will find Sure CrEE for CoNsrnrTIoN.
ASTHMA. BRoxcmrls. &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending The Prescription j. to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conce7cs to be intanatla. and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy. rs it will cost them
nothing, and may prove Il blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii! please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburgh
Nov %, 1SG2-3m. Kings County, New York.
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posr MASTERS will please give NOTICE wher

Posi- MASTERS will please give NOTICE when
Tie WIZ is not taken ont Of their Offices
The paper in Il number of instances which
have recently come to our notice, has been
allowed TO continue going to the tlccs when
hr moved away. and the paper III consequence
r"nains in the office, or is appropriated by
the incumbant. Post Masters will do us Il
favor, as we'll as perform tn, ir duty, by noti-
Tying us in al, such cases.
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Pensions.

A IL persons disabled since March 4h.
n 1861, by wounds received, or diseases
contracted while in the service of the United
States. and the widows, clildrcns, mothers
or sisters of those above mentioned who
have since died, are entitled to pensions.
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
Oct IL. 1SG2. JONES X EWING.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ELkTON ACADEMY,

FEES PER QUARTER, M weeks. J
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT..
Elementary English, So 90
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Higher English, 80
THIRD DEPARTMENT..
Latin, IS 80
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Greek. Surveying. &c, So 80
Modern Languages. each 90
Music, Instrumental, 90
90 Vocal, 100
Drawing. 200
Water Color Painting, 90
Fuel. &C.. for the Season. 90
HENRY W. THORPE, A. NJ.
Principal.
MISS C. W. THORPE,
PrccrptrcSS.
MRS. +. l.. DUNCAN.
Teacher Of Music.
No student received for less than Il Quar-,
ter, and no deduction made for absence
unless accustomed by protractcd sickness.
April II, 1862.
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Eel TO-.

I'm weary Echo sad and wonv.
I'm solemn, for lay clothes are torn;
Kind Echo. that | may he best
Fray say-in what shall invest
And Echo answers NESr.
a vest kind Echo. that is we'll,
The one Eavc was sure Il SELt..
! !, try what thy wisdom grants;
What else for 10. my bosom pants,
And Echo answers, PANTS.
Pants good Echo. how you charm.
My own are hardly fit to darn
And pray what else my hearing gluats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo III swcIs CuArs.
Goats thank YOU noble frcud
My coats are gone too far to meMd
But ere haste (" buy them ALL
Where can | make the GREATEST haul
And Echo answers. HALL
Hall, why there are three or four
Which one your client would implorc;
Oh speak for melancholy strike
Has made my heart as hard as oak.
And Echo an swcrs. OAK.
o it appears that Echo, like all nature, is
n, i,,,f Ga, ih..t
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REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PAPER MILL
And Water. Power.

-hildt w itt1 4 over.
pI authority of Decd of Trust, will
lSoilcr 1T Pnblic Sale, at the Court lIousc
door, in Elhlon, On
TUESDAY, Tie GM day Of January. 1868,
at tw" O'Clock T.. NJ, all that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND and PAPER MILL,
known as
Rockville Paper Mills,
and for many years "wnc' and occupied hv
Ephrdim Jordan. aud situate in Cecil county ,
Mary land. about six miles from Eiiton
The Mill is 100 feet long by 80 feet wide,
four stories high, the lower story of stone,
the others frame, with Il Machine Room
attached, 60 by 30 feet all in excellent re-
pair, having. together with the Dam. been
thoroughly repaired in 1850. The Machinery
is in perfect running order, including two
Paper Engines and one first. class 81 inch
Paper Machine. The capacity Of the mill
with its present machinery, is abont one
thousand pounds daily average the year
round. The Water Power is one Of the very
best on the creek, having
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West Nottingham Academy.

TFN!lE WINTER SESSION of this Insti
l. tuition will open on MONDAY, the. 10th
of November inst.
This Academy is beautifully located,
easily accessible, and cninys freedom from
all temptation to i'slrncss or dissipation.
instruction will be giveu in the Classics
and Higher Mathematics, as well as the
ordinary English branches.
Young men can be prepared for any Of the
College Glasses. or for the Counting Room.
TERMS OF TUlTlON.-For day scholars
from Sc to SO per session OF half year. For
Boardcrs. SD.
Board can he obtained at very moderate
rates. adjoining thc school hnildings.
For further particulars address
GEO. X. BECltTEL. a. b..
Nov =, 1862 If Principal.
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Rockville Paper Mills,
Head and Fall of 10 Feet.

The WASH WATER is obtained from
several sp!ingS very close to the mill, which
fnrnislla constant supply of perfectly clear
water. This has done much toward giving
the paper of this mi II the high reputation
which it has always had.
There is abundance of room in the mill for
storing stock and for putting up new machi-
merry by which the quantity Of paper manu-
featured might be greatly increased. Large
quantities of stock can be obtained from
traders who bring it to the mill door. and if
it is desirable to work straw it can be obtain
cd at Eikton in great quantities, Of superior
quality. and at very low price. Wood is
delivered ut the mill for $40 per cord, and
coal Is easily obtained at fair prices.
There is attached to the mil about
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IS ACRES OF LAND,

seven of which is cultivated and the residue
is good pasture land. Upon this land are
FOUR GOOD STONE DOUBLE DWELL
ING HOUSES for workmcn, and new
Stable and Wagon House.
The purchaser will he allowed the refusal
Of the Wagons and Horses now used about
the mill.
The road from the Rail Road depot at Elk
to to the mill IS plankcd and turnpikcd.
The location of this property gives it
advantages seldom found Elkton is ON the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road half way between Philadelphn and
Baltimore with each Of which cities til, RI is
passenger and mail communication three times
Il day. Th'rc is also direct communication
to New York three times a day the time
being only about six hours. There is also
telegraph communication " it'll all parts of the
country.
Terms made known on the day of sale or
on application to me. Persons desiring to
see the property, will please apply at my
office ut Elkton. W. j. JONES,
Dec. 49, 1SG2-tS. Trustee
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ORPHANS COURT.

TTNlIE STATED MEETINGS Of the Or
l. plans Court of Cecil county will be
held on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July Il 1858. Register.
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1|rIllale SollcUc.
BORDENTOWN y. j.

iNlilS Institution is pleasantly located on the
Delaware River. 30 miles north of rhilad,l
phia. 1t has been in successful opcr alton for
mere than ten wears. and is one of the most -four
ishng institutions of learning in the county.
Special attention is p,l to the Common and
Higher hrarchr. of English and sGpciior adyan-
tascS furnished IN Vocal and instrumental Music
Drawing, Painting. French an! Latin are taught
by experienced teachers
Persons coming from the Sonth can leave Wal
nut street wharf. Phtlada., at Il AN and ,. /, 4
and q +. VI. For catalogues address
Rev. JOHN II BRAkELEY. A NJ.
NV 20, lsG2-Gm. President.
REFERENCES IN MAWYFASn RI. l.. Thomas
North East H. Moore. lInvrc de Grace; j. F.
Dale, Whscyviilc Ihos Mallalicn Milliugton
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TT.NN TINT.T,J
s. l.. corner SINH and MAEKrr STREETS.
Philadelphia, is the M PITS Ultra Clothing
li"uEc Of Philadelphia. Everything is the bet
Everything is the cheapest. No one is dissatisfied
livery person returns. Even in outside country
villages When the subject of clorhiug is mentioned
each Individual present lfas some cuogy upon
OAK HALL. Dec 20
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VOLUNTEER BOUNTY Fund.

VOLUNTEER BOUNTY FUND.
TINllE third inStalmcnt of Cecil county
l. Bounty for families of Volunteers in 9TH .
9Th and 9Th Rret-., 2rd +. Shore Rrgt., Go.
q, Purncl Cavalry and Shows Battery, will
hc paid at the office Of the County Commits
Sioncrs, in Elkton, on NoniUy AMI Snfurdoy,
December 22nd and 10Th, and on every fol-
lowing lNnd'y and SuiHrdny till paid.
BY Order. J. S. CRAWFORD,
Dec 20, lSG2--3w Cum's Cecil county.
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TRUSTEES SALE


DY virtue OLA Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county. the Undersigned
Trustee, will offrrat Public Sale ut the Court
House door, in the town of Eliton. ON
TUESDAY, lie 30M day Of December, inst.
between the hours Of II O'Clock A. NJ. and
II O'Clock NJ, all that
REAL ESTATE,
in Cecil county. Mary land. which was mort.
gagged by Robert Dawson to John Hughes, bv
deed dated the 21th of July, 1859. and
recorded in Liber W. II. r.. No. 8. folio 1874
one Of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county.
This Real Estate is composed Of three
parcels of Land.
No. /. is known as :. Rockford Grovc.'
and contains
I34 Acres, More or Less.
1t is situated near Conowingo Bridge, and
adi"ms lands Of j. Preston, Samuel A.
Cooper and others. The Improvements
thereon consist Of Il valuable
SAW MILL,
in good running order, two Frame Tenant
HOUSES. Stable. nc.
No. .. adjoinS No. |, and is known by the
name Of :. High Park 1t contains
- Acres and - Square Pcrcllc>.
More or less. Its improvements consis, Of a
Large Frame Tavern House,
with customary outbuldngs. A large part
of both the above parcels Of land is in Timber.
No. 3, contains about
81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
1t adioins lands of James McCalcy, Thomas
Miller and others. and is part Of the Real
Estate which WAS conveyed by Edwin J
Stevens to Robert Dawson, by deed recorded
in Liher &. Nee, No. II, folio 45S, another
Land Record Book Of Cecil county.
On this parcel of land there is Il valuable
growth Of Chestnut Timber, now ready for
use.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tcrms of sale as
prescribed hy the Decree: The whole of the
purchase money to be paid in Cash On the
day of sale.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
Elhton, Dec IL, ISG2-ts. Trustee.
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TRl STEES SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Dl virtue Of II Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county. in chanccry. the under.
signed. rs Trrn tee. will sell 1T Public Sale,
in Rising sun: at the Hotel Of john 4
Thompson, on
S.iII RD.7I, the l0M dng Of Jun~ory, ncrt,
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s4s+ -
NOTICES..
NOTICE.,

NllE Annual Meeting Of the Union Per-
Il severance Company Tor the Detection Of
Horse Thieves and other villains, will be
held in Rose Bank Hall, at Brick Meeting
House, on SATURDAY, January Bird, 1868,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. A punctual Attendance is
desired. BY Order.
a. B. OWENS,
Dec ~, leO2-'m' Secretary.
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MERCANTILE.


n FULL
ASSORTMENT OF Goods.
RIGHT PRICES.
J. L. CARHART,
ZION, MD.
Heavy Blue Twill'd Flannels,
Heavy Red Twilld F'lanncls,
Fine & Medium Grades plain whl' c.,
Fine and Medium Grades plain red,
Heavy Canton Flanncls,
Un5leachcd Drillings,
Colorcd Drillngs,
Heavy tide Muslins,
Blcachcd Muslins MI Grades,
Domestic Ginghams,
Mousclinc Delaines,
Fine Dress Goods,
Dark and Fast Color Calicocs,
Long and Square Shaw!s,
Ladies' Cloaling Cloths,
Satinctts All Grades,
Black and Fancy Cassimcres,
Heavy Cloths for Over Coa;s,
Fine French Cloths,
All Wool Table Covers,
Cotton Laps,
Candle Wick,
Boo.s and Shoes,
Ha is and Caps,
Coal Oil Lamps.
All Sold at Less than City Prices.
TERMS CASH.
Nov %, 1867.
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LARGE BRICK RIILDING

known as the ODD FELLOWS HALL. with
the lot and premises belonging thereto
situated in the said village. The Building.
which is nearly new, is 80 feet Square and
two and Il half st"i,s high. The first story
is NOW occupied and rented by Mr.. A. b.
Lair ~ II store, for which purpose it is well
adapted and located. THIS 2nd story is
occupied as a Lodge Room. There is Il
good large Cellar underneath. The situation
is the most eligible for public purposes in
the village.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed 10y
the Decree, require the whole purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale.
j. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Dec -, lSt2-tS. Trustee.
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NanaInakcr & Brown,

So it appears that Echo, like all nature is
instinct with the fact that
The sun., 1862-03-24
RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
S-From foot OF Cortandt stroet-Connecting at
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Laekawana,
Western Railroad, and ut Easton with Lshigh VAL
ley Railroad and lis connections, forming direct
line to PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing March 3D., 1862. Leave New YORK
as f1owsi
HAERrsnySa EArSr.s-At A. NJ. for Es, Ession'
Reading, Pottsyille, Harrisburg, Maueh Chunk
Wllansport, &c.
MAIL TRAIS-At A, M, for Easton, Water Cure,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittson, wlkssbarre, &c.
10 M TaRou9u TRAH-For Easton, Mauch
Chunk, williamsport Reading, Pottsyille' Harris
burgh, &c,
4P. M. THAoUGH TRATs-For Easton, Bethlehem,
Allentown and Mauch Chunk.
63OP. NJ. WAY TRAR-For Somerytlle.
500 L. NJ Western Express for Easton, Allentown,
Reading, Harrsburgh, Pittsburg and the West.
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through TO Pits
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The q A M Express Train from New YORK n,
riyes al Harrisburg at y. M, connecting EaAt an SUI
West on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Npi Cn,
Central Railroad North and South, and Win NNA
berland Valley Railroad. .ou rruu
THE THRoUGH EXPRESS TRAIN foh THE
WEST .u. .x..o.-
leaves New York at p. N. daily tslsisSnro Ni,h
an making close connection ~ hAl h - -. a.
pa,,usvlvania Railroad-with no ohahbe =" chts
Ptt.burg, and but one 20 oincltns, onSln ,his train
your SI r. hoass saVymPoRT I, AND NEW YORK FERRY,
ELI 80 Xnrk from Pier No. North RIVER al
Leave Leave ~ ~ 90 A NJ, $40, A90 and oAO +. M.
'sC Tha s %oa,s stop al Bergen Point and Mariners
| x.,.Aor avery trlp each way.
s.sS MY ir:ics : JOHN Q. sTERNA supsrsaisnAsai
The sun., 1862-03-24

IIOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
II Court st, Brooklyn, aud III broAawsy, New
York-MutuAl, with cash capital on tl.o'"pO IN
vested In stocks Of the state Of New York aud hrst
class bouds and mortgages
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, President
GEO. c. RIPLEY, Secty,
IH-This Company has adopted a principle In
tended 70 pr even, the lapse OF any policy and N Sc
cure the assured in every case all the assurance
which their payments will provide for. Our mem
bers need not apprchcnd, therefore, that their ins
bility h. pay the premium At any future time viii
involve the loss OF what they have paid.
our prospectus and other publications will be
sent l,ratutously to all who require il.
Good agents wanted, and will be treated on the
most liberal terms. mh20 till ju24'llb