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Circuit Cou,,--- -

OilCAl5 CJGA -t< ..i .r..
B-thrc Il. " co.,. j.. -
ii-m llrruh l. 81 I3........ = ...,.
against Oha iirh II TT ,r ..... -
cun>in - liz apo, c ,tsiu ! d
fUL are hereby -un,a,.n.,ti /. 3. q, Il. to
srs"cr III" complaint IA ihi- rc;tnu ~h,k 10
fled III the rhre 81 he eek II tn tirrui,
Conr'. county Of Nanitow"c, = III. Cn1rt House
in Maj 'n~vc, anil to serve q crpy # ,our AZ :
aver t. tie said complaint on the rub.c,ihcr Al
my cfhc- i'll the village of H4nituxoc within
twenty days nj or the service ui thi. nummors
on you. exclusive OF the day Of such .sr,ive !:
and II We fail 70 answer ine said ,mrlaiur With
IN the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs III ,hia at
ton Will take Judgment against scu tor the sus
OF Two huhdred AID eighty onc dollars and for,v
hre cents with interest fr IN the l.. IN dsv Of
Ny, one 'housai eight hundred and If, MA.
besides the coat. OF thi. action.
Witness Ee Honorable David Tayo-, Jud..
OF the Circuit Court for said Cunt, OF U,ri:o-
voc, this 10th ds> OF December il III. ,-.r %
thousand ei, ht hundred and six ona
GE. REED, Ptts' AS
Dated January 10 1856.
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" A sad and sorrowinr family I

Ev A sad and sorrowina family must
be that OF Mr.. Martin Gerri,s. Recently
within ten days time they have buried
FRI chUdren! The disease ,eemed to he
dlpIIterla, Ia an aggravated form, as each
of the chLIren taken, died within few
IS sudden and bitter 10 The parents; nj
most entirely sweeping their children into
The grare III aimO-t week We sincere
" >ympa'hize With The stricken ones ::
may knd ir"vi.lenre temper the winds
/" he sEoru friends. Mr G-Trits i. our
H"n"r, >c""oi S'pern euIent, Apple>
ton &, lSceM
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EF We trust il is not true that Gen 81
GEL has resigned, f,r he has proved him
self one ofthe best officer. ofthe cam 7aign.
It would be an irrrparab.s loss TO part
with him now. The yarn ahou, bis re-
signing because Fremou. was Superseded
is all bush. and had It's origin in tina, spe
cies Of funky ism which is determined to
make Fremont a great nar-a feat thai
the God Of hi, hing never attempted.
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GovERNoK's MESSAGE = We gave THE
document TO our readers last week-ahaad
Of all the other county pape-a. We sh''d
heye thanked Mr. \ G. RoEiNsoN, of The
Green Bay Adroca'e. for a copy of II i"
advance Of tie mail. ; hich enabled Us to
publish it earlier than We otherwise could.
BY tie way, We n",ice that rh" Tribune
fails to rriu, the Mr>sa.p Of Gov HuvEy
We cannot acronnt far this insult fran 4
Republican par er 10 !epnh lea" ''"ver-
nor, and ia not believe he E.rnhln.an. Of
this county will allow the ln>"icnt act 10
90 unpun>lIel.
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MoRR RgPuBLIcA> SrEALI>G 1t woul

MoRR REPUBLIcA> SrEALT>G 1t would
seem as if all Of our Republican officials
were born with aana'uraI propensity for
stealing. NJ: only ar. til" people robbed
in Washington and Madison hN Repuhli-
can ,firer>, but We find ohcm stealing tie
peoples hard camel taxes in cur cities
and villages. Manito~nr even l. not ex>
enpt from their POPULATIONS. tNe learn
that former Republican NiIag, Clerk il
short about $500 in his account. Wei, If
the people mvst elect Republicans to of,
fee, they mast also s'atd the ,hot
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CT cuit Court -.Eanitowoc County.

I'm II. Foster against Robert ,,r,. ;. l. u,s
y hue, Hem. c Taunton, I'D Prick Sc,a,.
~ To the ab v.-ranei dt'- d.ntS
NOC are h, rchy Summoned nni g rrI 70
i an-w complaint III III - L ~n;ra IA
Il ei The office 4 the Ci.,- ~ 80 N.srnt
Court Count, q NJ .uito~nc. Al H4u', ..s.. Nt..
consin IN the 2iar d,y Of Se:,'-rot.~ jsGI - i
20 serve c'.py IT your siiS. .t--ro}l
complaint ~. the su.,-ct 'b,r h 70. il
tAnitoNo W 9 ~l.hu ta.nt, - .s.rt ne
>rrvhe 4 thI> sunuuH> on '.s-t o 10
DIV at such :, rvlre: d il s.ni.I ..rr-sP
the sad ccmp Iaint witl;u .h- trn- rs =, he
ola niiff III this sctIOr viii appis ~ w, To-
The 70 lei demanded in IN. cnn,.,l.ia,
W II NICHOLS, Pr A ~.
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Il Fl E.P / LOT
Job Printing

We are prepared at ali lirnes TO DO any
kind OF worl: in the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large ard varied as
sor,ment Of ryye, and large stock OF dit,
ferent kinds Of paper, we can print hand
bikls. cards, elects. mates, DC, As neat a
can be done this side of Milwaukee, and As
CHEAP as lie cheapest. Try rs
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Circuit Court Manitowoc Coun.

Joseph II. Corde, against Angn.; ,au.ch.
Emil II. Shoyer, " i!;ism Bach, 81 H,hn
Charles A. Reuter-, Eoenezer II. Brige', aud
Richard W. Hurlbut. TIL. S.s.e Of Wisconais
q he ab we named Descendants:
VUU are hereby summoned AMI required -
i answer the complaint in this action, s!:cb
Was flied in tn. etIics of the e'ark Of the C,--u.
Court, county Of Srntowoe, at Nanit,scc. Vie :,
January ssh, 1862 and to serve copy c. ,4ar
answer 10 the said compluirt On the SUB, cfipsf,
at his Office 10 Hxn;owor, WIS -iihm ,.ia-tr
DAYS ai,s- the sc vice Of this slnmuLs cr yrs,
exclusive Of the lay OF such serv;c=; al u "a
fail TO snswer the sail compisln, wi'hin 49,,
time afo e.aid, the plaintiff in TIL. rctiru vi
apply to he Court for The relief d~u,., de. -
the com plaiLt
W Il NICHOLS P.'h's ATTY
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Advertise in the Pilot.

Ev advertisers aciit please bear IN mind
that the Pilot has nor the largest c5yc1t'0
tion Of any Eogitsh PIPER lr'"fe'l an his
.ou7.tz. and that IL . foy Meir interest to
use us columns. Ad.erfiss IN II, and there,
bv increase g0ur business.
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In pursuance of r-soiu,ion passed OF The
last annual meeting of School District No. One,
in the town OF Manitowoc, the undersigned
her.by & notice that they will receive propo,
-sls until the s,h day OF february, A d. 1862.
a, two O'Clock in the afternoon OF that dav, at
the cifice OF W. ". Waldo, in the vi lsge OF
asn'towoc, for building fence around the said
School House grounds, in said DISTRICT.
For ally further formation, apply 10 W ".
Waldo, at lIis ofi e.
Dated at Nanito~oc, this 18Th day Of Janu-
AIRY, A. D. lSS2-
o r BACON,
A. X MERRILL,
W w. WALDO,
TIrn,-vs
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GAnE LAW We cal HE attention OF
the public t. he fact, rhat by law no
woodcock can be trapped or Killed by
any contrivance before the first TUESDAY
of next July uo deer before the FIRST, and
no grouse or rrnre chicken before the
twelfth of next August ; no partridge or
quail before first TUESDAY Of next Srptrm-
Der. Neither can any e tie above de-
scriptions Of -une b. lawfully sold or ex.
posed for sale before the period, mention
ed
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ONCE Sup't Of Schools,
AASIrowoc CeCArY. Jan. lst, 1862.

NAAIfoHoC CoCAfY. Jan. Ist, 1867. J
The County Superintendent can be
be found at the office Of the County
Judge in the Cour, House. on Monday
of each week during bis business hours
from 10 A. NJ, to 2. NJ, } and on such
other days as his official duties will per-
nit.
B.J. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Superintendent.
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FRoM the WAR-A soldier named
ME>DLIck, member Of Captain CLAgg's
company returned from Washington this
week, having been honorably discharged
On account Of sickness. lie reports the
members of tie company in good Lealth.
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"IgELAND AND THE IRG~u. We doubt
not that our readers Of Irish extraction
will heartily thank US for publishing in TO
days paper Mr.. INNS able lecture on
sTrelsud and the Irish" 1t is an elegant
production, and complete history IN IL
self. We ask our friends to reciProcate
our kindness hy studying it care fully, and
preserving il for future reference.
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MARRIED.

On Friday evening. January 81. hv the
Rev. J II nuLIxGHAM. Mr.. GREEN.
LEAF { RAND to MISS MARGARET
YOUNG 81 Of tbi, village
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School superintendent Notice,

OFFICE OF SURF. OF Schools
Manitowoc, January 10Th 1862
To the Teaehers and School Officers in
MunitoWoc County.
Your attention is called 10 the following
division Of this county into examination
districts as required by law:
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Town Treasurer's Recsipts.

We will prrut Tax Receipts for Town
Treasurers on short notice, and at very
reasonable rates. Il VIII be ali tject fcf
Treasurers TO call on IA.
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A FAIR QuEsrIox-The Madison Pat,
tri"t puts the following question to its
friends
"W ont il be time 10 consider about
setting four millions of ignorant and uned
ucated black, free, an giving them gv
eminent OF their own, when it is demon
slrated that twenty millions of whites Ell
ucated, intelligent and Astounding in wealth
can maintain rheli government We
ike A clifton Republicans TO crack this
nut the very ii ;; op. ortunity.'
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and General Land Agent.
sToCKDHIDGE. CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend 10 the payment Of taxes the collec
rinn Of debts. the ex mna;ion of titles, &c.
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.ittormcy and Counaii'r u: Lac,
sic" o; III Peace. aud Notary Public Par
ticutsr ate ton gwen To collecting, &c. Or
bc- on ygk Street, Mauito~oc WIS, Milf
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@. TORRESON & CO.,

Dealers ia Drr Gp",is, Groceries, Provisions,
tiard @aie, Cruckery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
AID Cars, Drhe, aud Medicines, Ola >, Nails,
tic. Proiuce # all kiuds wanted, nj If
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GEO. REED

Attorney and Counsellor at Lnw.
Has resumed the prse ice of bis profession il
MAnitowoc, aud car now promise to give
prompt Alteration to all professional business
entrusted 20 him.
~ Collections made in anv part Of the State
For few weeks his office will be fouud at
hi. dwelling house.
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TnE BLIND IN-TIrgTE.-We are in re
csipt of a circular from the Whcons'n In
situte for lie Blind. located at GAINESVILLE
This establishment Is entirely supported
By the S,a'e, and j. designed 10 furnish a
common school education to every inmate
Parents of blind children in this vicinity
are invited to corr, spond with the Super
intendeut, TnoA,s II LITTLE.
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NorAKY iunliC, Agent tor the l"nukce NJ
.uat iusurauce Company, and County Treas
ur.r. VIII attend to thr payment of Take.
&c, Office on Ninth Street n1.tf
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JOHN VI kEOGH,

Wagon. .ie,gh, and Curriage Nnker
hop "r York. stree, over Wn. Sharp. Black
smith shop, MlIt woe. Wis. Always OF
lsrd aud wiling TO xtIk,
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MaBitewoe Couaty-CFrtsi, fo2r,

Niles Amy Theron r Blt!cr John r. g,c;,
Silss Rr"snn, Albert W. Green Wlili.m Il
Lyon, Warren W. Lro,, Rrb.ft Shaw. Y,rr,.
Sober, J'hn W l'crigo; Ed~,:d Is b lss,,
George l. Bn kl.y, Jot e P,'mI ton. Ch.rl.,
Draper, d .nie Clark, Parker = Cirk. G,rrrs
II. Jiafk, Eli CisIk. S.mucl Co.n~il,
sidney Co!n"H. Simeon Is Cxfsy, Eertv A.
Hun incton, Pnlip Wadsrorth. Caiv n G. Ps,ts
Jr,, Rs,hnel Vincent. job II Vincent, viii
inn fIimrnd. Davii IIjmrnd. David Shifk Samuel
c Davis, CHARLES y. SaSycr, N.th,n y Pe,sin,
fi.inus-. against Ob'Gi.h II Plat. Gro, n
R.rr. Gideon r. Collin-. J cob II.yssso Be. :.
Jamn Wei ngton, : nuel t. T,Ibor, John l..
merson, James II. DaItotlh, ricr.i.sW Scud
der. Frederic S-ert-ar S.muel II Gcoki,.
james Swat, l-sac d. Baodgou, Hsr,v
". Wellington, John 4. D. G,o.s. Ccrn.liu.
Wellington, ha'han II y .ni.l.. WI. Co,,rh.
j Frye, Hiram X ,,pp Joel F. nohro /.
Joseph A. Ar Oh, D~.i'l p. s oman, wasp.
Kid : fsId 'n's The State Of Wi,ccnsia -
h" 81 We naued Defe ia tr:
NbU are hereby Summoned and required 70
l. answer tire complaint il Ills action, which
Vas filed IN thu oi.te o. the clerk Il the Circuis
Court Ter The count, OF Mauiros oc. ~ rh- Cou.,
''or--, IN the vrIItge Of Na1ito~oc on ,hs
econd day nt J,rus'y 1862 ard ~ s-rr.
y cory % orr 1nssc', to the said com plaiat on
the rub-cri'"r, ~ hs OF 90 IN the village OF
Hhritps"c, within trentv days atf., ,he ser vice
r tits slmuGns on ,rs "xclusv. o. lh.. .i,v q
such serve: and lyon nj t.s n,~e, >a,,' =, r.
fi'i"' within tr tine nf &c all te- ~, RI NJ u
ti'l- a",,"n VII spD, 10 HE COAT Eur r.. rss1f
dsni' d. d !" the com!l 1T
Witness n II nnfabe n.wi ray'ep ! 4, -
y he Cncrfit Court In IA d c,ai;, b.. ..ii,,
VOC. st hsuit"~, G, hi, s. =, a.s ei j ,,~,y
~ the yrGr one thnnsaaf eis tRa3,sa sla
SIX two.
GKo RE, Il 81. At,r.
Dated JannaTy 10, 1GGt
I'SIHhf - sue ibto III. .r,t--s Il ,aa
IL "dhser'pe', ola thea cod 80. - .a1sr.
1851, one hso3n NJ FER, .p -. 10 h..
ssoui one And h,if ,x..s ,i,, ,.u
tnkti'' hell asach do hr .ar 2 as,
sr'qn~'de prove p per J, p'S 80. ..t
a. her away.
Pile ssQnrE
Tvs Rvere, DC. IL lssl
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Orr rosrus WAR.-The Oh Regiment.
commanded ~ Co FRgD SALoNov, left
Milwaukee on Nsdp"sda.. for Fort Leav
euworth. Kansas. The Colonel j. a Man
i.og d. man. and we hive Mani,owne
company in the Regiment. under Cartain
FRED. BEcEER. May good luck 20 with
lbsr.
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Boots and Sho4s

OF ALL KINDS FOR
MEN,WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
NscH THE Undersigned respectfully
informs the pubic that he has
nn Gently opened Foot and
Shoe shop on Y 'rk street, bvt~seu the
store of Beer < Kern aad The Pilot Office, where
re will lesp constantly on hand, and nlanu'ac
ture 10 order air varieties of
Boots and Shoes,
which in stykr, quality, and price, c,nnot be sur
passed.
REPAIRING DONE on SHORT NOTICE
rEP Prices low, and all work warranted. III
CHAS. DUBBERT.
Nsrite--~- A5-,-. Al, lsfn.
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ThF M ANiTOW &C Pilot
70 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MOANING

TERMS:
20 Village Subscribers, when len BY the Car
81, 81, 90 per sfnum.
To Mail and Ohcc Subscribers, u ,0O-iNso
ri1bly in adranet
Eleven copies ~if be cent TO one post office OF
be rec-ipt of $1,000. Twenty copies On th'
receipt 81 $500.
H Advertising a. the usual rates.
job pRINTIyE.
Having barge and varied assortment Of Jc'
Type, and Two PRFssxs. the Proprietor i. pre-
pared to execute nil kinds of Jon PAINTING oil
short notice and at fair prices.
tE All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office In payment ior work or papers.
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Maryland Legislature---A Proposition
for al Armistice.

In the Mary land LEGISLATURE, on the
18Th instant, Senator FIERY submitted the
following preamble aud resolution. which
were referred 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations:
IIhcrcHs. The anrrofs and devastations
Of war are ever r-pul>lve TO the Christian
heart. and especially and particularly so
wh n that war is sa.pd lie, wren brethren
who are commanded in the simple but af
fectlug language of Coils inspired Word
TO love one another - and, whereas. eve
~ honorable means Of averiing conflicts.
and arresliny them when begun. ought TO
be resorteG I" III >plut of civilized hui
maniiy: aud. VI erra-, notwithstanding
our unfalterinr lie. ,.rrrraiIon To maintain
the sancrily and judi>soIuhilltv uf ;he Tn
ION at every haztrd. and Ia suppress the
uHholv rebellion reared against it, We are
Yet not without hope that the sad and mel
ancholy experience "f The past year has
prepared the hearts "f those in arms ag'st
tie Government ot the United States 10
listen favorahv 10 fair and Just PROPOSE
lions of an a'ijU>lmrHt OF existing difIiruI>
ties Oh the basis e the restoration az peace
and unity among alI sections Of the Union;
therefore,
Resolred, Bv the Senate and House OF
Delegates OF Maryland That lie President
Of the Cnired States be requested to pre-
sent 10 the President of tie Confederate
Sta'es proposal FIR an arfui-tice for -
DAYS. for lie purpose Of tffrctine An ami
cable adjustment of onr national Difficult
ties upon the basis Of an entire restoration
Of the Union.
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attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Office on York Street, Manisovoc, Nanis5woc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
I, nl-ti
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,

1t has to.be
MADE THE SPECIAL STUDY
OF the medical man, and to make this study eff
fectnal and OF any practical use to the affl cted
1t must be in an Eye Infrmary, where every
form and condition of the disease of that orgau,
can be pointed out to the student by those CONS
petent to do SO. How very lew Of the II eeical
men engaged in the general practice OF medicine
through his State, although otherwise eminen;
in tLeir profession, understand properly tn e
treatment Of The simplest forms of disease Of the
eye and how ruar,v have been made hopeessy
blind through neglect. and improper treatment.
| The undersigned, feeling the necessity that at
s1me one point, ard by one more Physicians
in our State, that this class of diseases should
receive special attention, AID be the subject OF
special practice, will, for the future, devote from
other practice, from 10 TO Il O'Clock, in the fole
noon Of every day to the treatment of Opthul-
mic diseases.
In every case faT and candid opinion of the
prospect Of effecrng cure will lie given. 1t
must be remember ed that there are cases beyo.
the power OF the best medical skill in the world
Diseases Of the Chest and stomach,
and all other chronic affec ious will also pre-
scribed for and treated ut tie same tmo Poor
persons whose means are limited. VIII be char
ged for medi.ires onij.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he pe,Sess.s in the,e cltsss of disease car be
made bent fcIal 10 his fellow ctiz n an there's
fore adopts this method for the pubic COOS
ar.d not from any pecuniary Necessity Of mak'i &
IT known that he devbtcs cerfau huu rom
hls other practice, to tht Treatment o. III. -
eases already e. umerared.
As mxny cass> will r.vuire IrotrateI stay
in the city hoard Can a ways I've had at ore -
another OF the many boarding houses or t,ver :
or at The Hospt 4 uLd' The ri thc S.-c,s
Charity. THIS Hospital is located en- tue
banks Of the Lake i'll Ole Ct tie most nssG HUI
i ua;i"ns in the cry. accessible at AL hours o.
he day ny horse rAlwAs
Letters OF .nqlI III ai"a7S he rrrmu l. -
s~,red III g. ! t Crps-v.Ii'- Build ~,
Wisconsin Street, befwseH + 81 VAR nuG
Main Street.. X sdence, ri.er Vaa Bu-eu
and OIeiia SUee :, Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON, v y.
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Diseases 0fthe Eye & Chest.

TNHE undersigned, knowing from experience
l. that to possess any knowledge of the many
forms of disease OF that
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cF Tie terms of The Pnor are One
Dollar per year always IN ADVANCE.
r Par Iis.
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NOTICE..

NEW ADV. hTiet ME kTS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-27
Arrangements a
1889.
IA64.
oC New Work Zines

OC New Work Zines.
TIE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PllILADEL-
PHIA AND TRENTON r. II. CO.'S LINES.
From Phiioi,lphja 10 Ner York ami IToV Places,
tram U'01uUt street Hbarf o0d hcHSingtoR
De,,ot njH icorc as Joh'o~S, ri.: FARE.
At6A. NJ. via Camden and Amboy, &C., and
4. AccommodationO ~ 20
Acronmolo,ion. %
At0! a. NJ. Via Kcnsington and Jersey City,
(Moming Mail) Oo
canimolationI 2 2j
At2p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
\. Exwcss) 90
At p NJ, via Camden and jersey City,
tEvcuing ENprCss) 90
At p. NJ, Via Camden and Jersey City,
tSccund Class Iickct) %
AtGi p. NJ. via Kcnsngton and jersey City,
lEycuing MaiO 90
Al A(i2 p. ~. via Kcnsington and Jersey City,
(Southcrn Ma.) 90
Asp. NJ. via Camden and Amboy. Accom-
muiutiou. Freight and Passenger, First
cla.. TisEct ,,I,. r,.,... 2 % %
The 81 p. NJ. Line runs daily, Sundays excepted
The II =. NJ. southern Mail, runs daily.
For Water cap, Stroudshurg. scranton. Wilkes
barre. Mourusc. Great Bend. &c, at 40 A. NJ,
from Kcn,ington, via Delaware, Lockawnnua and
Western Railroad.
For Nmch Chunk Allentown. Bchchcm Bclyi-
dcrc, Eason. Lumbcrtylc. Pennington &c.. at 40
from Walnut street Wharf
The 7-1O A. NJ. Line connects with Trains leaving
Easton for Mauch Chunk, at ,. 50 p. NJ
For Mount Holly, at i A. NJ. > and / p. NJ.
For Freehold, at & A. NJ. and p. NJ
WAY LINES.
For Bristol Trenton, &c, at T-1O and O! 4. NJ and
b. G-&u and II I. NJ. from kcnsiugton, and ut 3!
p. NJ from Walnut Street Wharf
For Bristol and intermediate Stations, at ] II NJ.
from kcu>iuglon Depot.
For PALMYRA. Riycrton. Dclnnco. Beverly. Bur
lingtun, Florence, BUrdCutown, &c., at l2! ]. !,
and - p. VI.
Steamboat Trenton, for Borlcntown and ncrmc-
diac Stations. at p p. NJ, from Walnut st. Wharf
Y For New York, aud Way Lines leaving Ken
siugton Depot take the Cars Fifth street above
Walnut. half an hour before departure. The Car.
run into the Depot. and on the arrival of each Train
run from the Depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only, allowed each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel All
baggage over fifty pounds to be paid for extra Tho
Company limit their responsibility for baggage t,
One Dollar per pound and will not he liable for any
amount beyond SlOO, except by special contract.
WM Ii. GAIZAlER, Agent.
March % 1862
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-27
Reading Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Nt4H-hI- -iitItI- "a Il-\ L.
HREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
" Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Potisyillc, Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, &C.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia New
York, Reading, PotsNille and all Intermediate
Stations, at 5 A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ.
New York ENprcsslcav Harrisburg at 25 A, NJ,
arriving at New York at p the same morning
Fares from Harrisburg To New York 50 90 to
Philadelphia 50 % and 50 70. Baggage checked
through
Returning, leave New York at A. NJ, IL Noon,
and p NJ, pittsburgh Exprcss). Leave Philudel.
pha at A Ms and 10 = NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains,
through to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Cattawssa Rail Road leave Port
Clinton at As A. NJ for Phila, and all intermediate
Stations and at 800 p, NJ, for Philadelphia, New
York, and all Way Points,
Trains leave Potsville at A. NJ, and .. IS =. NJ .,
for Philadelphia and New York and at 80 Z. NJ If.
for Auburn and Port Clinton only, connecting for
Pine Grove and with the Cattawssa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at 6 A. NJ, and returns from Philadelphia at =. NJ.
y All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex.
cepted.
Sunday train leaves Pottsyillo at z 80 A. NJ
and Philadelphia at 3l5 p NJ
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
G.. A, NICOLIS,
May II, 1852 General Superintendent.