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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

breast. But now, solemn thoughts sadden
the beauty once so bright, SO refulgent; the
longer you gaze on it, the more and more it
seems to say, almost upbraidingly, "WeePst
thou no more for me 2" and. indeed, a tear,
true to the imperishable affections in which
all nature seemed to rejoice, bears witness
that the object TO which we yearned is no
more forgotten, now that she has been dead
for so many long, weary days and months.
than she was forgotten during an hour Of
absence, that came like passing cloud be-
tween us and the sunshine of our living in
her loving smiles. .-.- gm.. BE-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

say not a word, perform not an act that will
send thrill of pain to bis bosom.
IF there is q crime that betrays vile
heart, it is the wounding of pure affection.
Many one has seen when too late the err
ror of his course. When the grave has
concealed his best friend, he felt--ah words
will not describe the feeling. Ye who are
surrounded by the kind and good-the
watchful landtrue-hearted--appreciate them,
we pray you. Love them in return for their
kindness, and to the close of life they will
continue to guard and bless you.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

How TO CURE A FELoN.-A lady
writes as follows: Allow me few lines in
your columns, to give the public the bene-
fit of the experience of score of my friends
in arresiing the progress of that painful dis
ease called felon. When ooe of these
painful torments appears on the hand, APP
ply piece of rennet soaked in milk, 10 the
affected part, and renew the application at
brief intervals until relief is found. The
rennet may be obtained of any butcher.
This article was first recommended to me
by skillful physician, now deceased. 1t
has been tried in many cases under my OBJ
servation, and has never yet failed TO afford
relief.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30
KENNEDY.S
[Al3OllATl9 allQll3lI

THE attention Of the public is called to this most
excellent Of all nments as perfect and speedy cure
for all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir to-
RHEU MATlSM is caused by staguation of the
fluids arising from checked perspration-is cured by
few bottles Of KennedYs Rheumatic Linment.
SPRAINS are caused by an oyer.extension and sud-
den reaction Of the muscless cured by few bottles
Kennedy's Rheumatic Lniment-equally good for man
and beast. cI utk i'll .IG#t ~ ~ fl f
Inflammation Of the neryess instantly cured by few ap-
plications OF kennedys Rheumatic L'nment.
PLEU RlSY isan inflammation Of the lining Of the
ribs-is cured by few BOTTLES of Kennedys Rheumatic
Liniment 8F z" #7 FAf saeI t.4'
BRUISES are caused by a sudden pressure of the
esh and smashing OF the tissues instantly relieved by
CRAMP is contraction Of the muscles, caused by a
addss q the ss wh's
Of Kenuedy's Rheumatic Liniment. - Z
BILIOUS COLO is caused by neuralgia In the
Rheumatic Lniment in warm water every half hour until
cured aa sssf4 a1 Hp
Sore Throat and Hoarseness,
Are caused by dryness of the glands-wet
piece of flannel with Kennedyis Rheumatic Lnment, ap
it on going to bed and you will be well in the morn
Headache md Thro bling of the Temples,
Is caused by pressure nsensble perspiration-s
cured by few applications of Kennedys Rheumatic Lini
ment, $3.50
Weakness of the Back.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
For nm liberated Sore Throat,
You will take easpooofu Of the Liniment and four
teaspoonuls of Gargle the throat twice day. in
few days win be we'll This teaspoonfl will be worth
For Bronchiiis, es#
And all Dfiammat of throat tonss and palate with
dry hacking cough you viii dilute the Iiniment with
four five its bulk water garge the throat and
swallow the moisture. This Hecer fails
It is good for TooTTIACHE, EARACHE, swELLED
FACE and INFLAMMATION of every kind. Every family
should have fail ~ sqpPly @ for the xHsp No.
Price 80 cents. ~ a4 4o-l3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30
JOSH BrLL1Ses, TO CoRRrsposprsrs.

JOSH BILLINGS, TO CORRESPONDENT.
FREQ" Yu ain't obliged tu ask gals
mother if yu may go home with her from
partee, get the gals endorsement and sale
in. 1t is proper enuff tu ask her iu take
your arm, but you Kaint got no rite tn ppt
your arm around her waste unless yu mete
a bear on the rode, and then yu are bound
tu take your arm away just as soon as the
bear gets safely by.
Whp."-Yu are rite. Mules live tn
long aye. I've known them myself tu live
100 years and not half tri. Yu are rite
also about being sure footed-Iv'e known
them tu kick man twice in sekund 10
feet oph. am ~ g
" Gertrude. Your Inquiry stumps me
the drandest. The more think on it the
more cant tell. AS near as i kan rekolekt
now think don't kno. Much mite be sed
both ways, and neether way be rite. Upon
the hole rather reckon wud or wuddent,
just as thought best or otherwise. son
Plutark. ."-Yu are mistaken--the Sha-
kers don't marry. If young Shakers fall in
low tha are sot tu wedding onions, and that
kures them forthwiihly. / kant tell you
now how much il does kost tn iine the Sha-
kers, but believe that expense used tn be,
including having your hair cut and larning
how tu dance, about sos.
"Sporieman.'-Your inquiry is not ed
zacily in mi line, but haste TO repli, as fol-,
lows, to wit: The rite length tu cut oph
dogs tale has never yet keen fully diskover-
ed, but is undoubtedly somewhere back of
his ears, provided yu get the dogs consent.
N. BE ain absolutely necessary the
dogs consent should be in riteing.
Kate.'-I think Lord Biron was the
author of the lines yu speke of:-'twas Ell
ther him or twas Captain Kidd, one >e
tother. Biron was dredful timber a, rte-
ns p1tri-so was Kidd, but Biron "as the
limberest.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

A REAL FRIENp.-A friend--a real
true-hearted friend is more rare than he
should be. Why is it that selfishness pre-
dominates in the heart ?-that be only is
considered friend who has money and in
fuencel In the higher walks Of life, how
rarely is true friend found-one who will
act as he feels, and speak as he thinks. But
among the humble and pure, you will occa-
sionaly find the germ of pure friendship.
Ye who have found true friend, appreci-
ate his worth. If he labors to benefit you,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30
wives and CARPETS.

The Chicago Journal thus learnedly phil
osophises on these themes. There is a
large streak of sense in the reflections:
In the selection of carpet you should
always prefer one with small figures, for
the two webs of which the fabric consists
are always more closely interviewer than in
carpetings where large figures are wrought.
There is a good deal of true philosophy
in this that will apply 10 matters widely diff
ferent from the selection of carpets. A
man commits sad mistakes when he Sc
lects wife who cuts too large figure on
the carpet of life--that is, makes much dis
play. The attractions fade-the web of
life becomes worn cut, weak, and all the gay
figures that seemed so charming at first,
disappear like summer flowers in autumn.
Many man has made flimsey linsey- wool
sey of himself by striving TO weave too
large figure, and is worn out, used up, like
old carpets hanging on the fence, ere he has
lived out his allotted days of usefulness.
Many man wears out like carpet that is
never swept. by the dust Of Incidence ; like
that carpet he needs shaking or whipping;
he needs activity--somethng to think Of,
something to do. i,.. el
Look out, then. for large figures; and
there are these now slowed away IN the gar
ret of the world. awaiting their final con-
signmen, to the cellar, who, had they prac-
ticed this bit of carpet philosophy, would
to-day be firm and bright as Brussels fresh
from the loom and everybody exclaiming,
{" 1t is wonderful how well they do wear"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

READY REToRT.-Among the attrac-
tions made of tin given TO the pastor of one
of the Connecticut churches, the other day,
on the occasion of his e tin wedding" "(tenth
anniversary was huge tin pen, nearly
eight feet long with nibs capacious enough
10 hold nearly pint of ink. The donor
wittily said, as he held up bis literary and
theological club: :" | did not give you this
long pen to write any longer sermons" II
hope" was the quick reply, that they may
be long enough to reach you, my friend"
The giver acknowledged that he was van
pushed by the first scratch of the new pen"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30

At Friends Sunday school, bright
looking little fellow was asked, .what is
conscience?" He answered very properly,
San inward monhor." land what is
monitor" And what is a monitor p"
"Oh, one of the iron-clads."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-30
M Az EN- A,
Notice.

r HAVE this dav sold and transferred my News
pap-r business list of subscribers TO o. f. Woods,
10 whom ali orders in shonld be addressed
hs long experience in this business can warrant you 20 oe
Periodical you may order Of him. C. n. ffAsh-
Bellows Falls, Feb 4, 1868. aaoa o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19


s. Acton Church, in Cheshire, about live
! tnentv wears ago, one Of the church war
1 1ans or the apparitor used TO 20 round the
'l..., a,r;ny service with long wand II. hls
band and if any Of the congregation were
aJi they we're instantly awoke ny zap On
me head. At Dunchurr!a similar cus5c IL
sy;sted, 4 person bearing STOUT wanna;
x1.ned Ike hay-fork Oh the end, stepped
,t,althiy up and down the nave ana als'e' an,''
whenever he saw al ind!vldtlaE asleep ne 'o9c1A7
ed h;tn 50 efectua|ly that the spell was nfokeh,
4his being sometimes done BY nttlng 1he 1ofA
70 the napo Of the neck.
r w,uld hardly be believed how important
an industry has sprung from the fashion OF
wearing crinolines if there we're not statistical
documents to prove the fact The steel springs
f,r natt;roats amount 10 100000 lbs. weight
or Fra: alone, 2. 49, oo) lbs. for Eng gland,
aul Z,2oO, 900 for the rest Of the world.
Bmyton, the detective Of the y. York Cen
tral Railyonl Comrany, made another haul
Yesterday of railroad thieves. The party
caught this time was not COMPOSED Of switch
men and Iabarer<, but consisted of an engineer
ana fren.au employed in running freight trains
Je' ween Z ,chester and Syracuse.
The ''reci tered enemies OF the i. ). IN
New 0. leans We're notified to obey the order re-
Quiring them to leave On The 18th inst.
Notwithstanding the aspect Of affairs, the
French Journals DC not ez press any appprehen-
Nons Of an Immediate rupture between Great
Britain ani The Z. S., the greater partot them,
on he contrary, conclude their comments with
the statement Of their belief thatin spite of the
serious complications in which the two govern
anynts are involved they see no symptoms OF a
cessation OF alnlcable relations.
The total number Of 1. S. patents issued
from the Ist OF January last up to the present
time is three hundred and twenty-one.
Ola party OF FIVE Londoners who went on an
exploring expedition to the gold iel|s Of Brit
ish Columbia, three died Of starvation, tie
. other two just returning with the news.
. General Stahl, and the officer under him,
. are impressing into the service large number
. Of horses, as they penetrate The country.
. Emigration to California and the Pacific
# States and Territories is increasing this year.
u Accounts from Ohio show tat the wheat
prospect, except in a few exposed neighbour
hoods, never looked better than at the present
! time, while other grains and the grass cop
. promise large returns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19
JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN T. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREEIEs
uAS constantly on hand, Nos J. and
IL Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kit1'
Saline n, Potorsc Herring. Smoked Aalbut
Smoked Herring and Shifted Beef. A'so. q
Choice brand II gar Cu1ei Hams, foa a ,nil5
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and gene1 Al as,
sortment of goods for family supplies, Can ana II
examine acc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19

49, LEANDER MAKELY, Of Fairfax, is
respectfully announced as a candidates. seat
in the next House of Representatives, from the
7th Congressional District. Mr.. NJ. is gentle
nlan fully qualified Sor the position, and wins
it elected, make an influential and useful mem"
ber The voters Of the District are requested
to give him their support,
my TICK VOTERS OF FAIRFAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-19
Provost MARSHAL OFFICE,

PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
NV 4! -xandria, Va, " rch Is, 1863. =
49,. y IL PER sons having taken the
- ,,; o'tn OF allegiance for the purpose Of OBJ
i lung pa5se, ut this "thce, and then corruptly
~. 5ardlng their oath, notice is hereby given
o aa a. pass will hereafter be given, Unless the
's"n applying therefor is known at this Office
HsD De 559y"l or produces certificate Of loyalty,
S'nment,
by order: r # WELLS
nv Lieut.. Colonel and Provost Marshal,
49, % Ale1aadgas, vs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16
Ps,ilp < aiiisr, ss.lnsla.

1b@aAaeAsAs ~
i. D. Dye ana Prancis &. Dye, dssenaazss. !. g.,s5
narist Court POttsx ceanty .--aottos h.
hllip H Miller ssainsiF in shove pisisd esasa,
= gsdgmset AGAINST J. a. Dye sor ess snd iasesess
q 81 i nj az sysesd s pisin 1. slss
mo and interest Lot uf ne Oh iesEsI PtaSe
Csi vii Biuas lows, due from ssid J.. r. se % Daysa
Tin Ing, Ms the vendor OF saia L01. 1863 u q
s5saghent aud decree subjeesiRg 1ss feel Oh Il The
south end Of said Lot 80 % the payment Of sas ss
and Judgment 90 The gaesna that the plaintiff has
vendors lien agalns said premises fax thA money ad-
vanced with 4Ae Interest sceruei sssreo6 supported
By nacttsage given by sai NJ Dye 10 the plaintn
on SAID premises e aas Ame said aavapemsnt was
defer dan. % the planta on the premises dated
s. Judgment and decgss OF aaid Court DECLARING q.
debt 10 be for the purhase naoaey and older fhaT
right Of homestead Of the defenaanE Of EN- 81 Of
them. ssssea#sle s1s s1s9. +34eE ss3 P,SaIEH -
Judgment Of said Court for the said sum Of Riaist
Hundred sud Fifty Dolara, aRd interest a tAst gun
from May g. 1861 being the money advanced on that
day purchase money said Lot gs due and unpaid
By the defendant j. H. Dye 10 David Yineiugs SAa
vendor Theresa, and evidenced BY note az thst date
due In one fear and embracing the money 10 advanced
and secured BY mortgsgs On said Lot "a snd farther
Evidenced BY note sn6sttHted fos HAd the
consideration Of tho arislnai Roie ara dated May
f85a, and secured BY mortgaee % lea fees al ne
south END Of baId Get substituted for aid Original
mortgage, and orden an decree 81 Court snhectIu9
20 much o. said Lot 40 embraced ana intended 10 Be
embraced on said itute1 . abe pyusant
Of said 1ndEment. and sorecloslng All right, tiie Ia
Eerest and equity Of redemrk0n gf 8aa desendarass
and each Of them. In nnA to saia Fsmaises and n sry
part and parcel lhereof and yOu srs snFtheE netiaa
that uslsss appeaf 70 ssid petition, and dsfss
thereto, before of the ID day Of the nexs SnIy
Term Of said District Cert 10 ii szi;l
County Monday, tie s5ah das Il znlg, "A 1gs seg
SsaaSt viii % entered ssainss ron. and san-
| ,zat2ia .&T 80 LEWIS WI Foss,
T. AfrE for PiF.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16

Ts Jaates Htnshau, r., -, - -. ~.
CIRs-YOn are hereby hofined that there Ii now On
- ole in the Sca Or che CLERK Of me District ccurt
Of Rottawastsmia eontys Iewa aPetsss in Ruaify a.
Wm o McKnight Coz claiming Of you The foreclosure
OF mortgase on The " OF the s. b. i and the s. ii
o. ,ne % NJ of Sec mi TIP rs NJ a d. "a w.,
sven ny you 70 secure the pgment Of gote axe-
u 80 per ee@f and that uamss ya hppeMr
and defepd before no1n Is the ssroDd aay & t
lsst MsadAy In July, Al! D., 1885, default wifi Ia ss
tered against ysu ard 1adgmene sanderea fAeresn s
Dated March 2, 1SGs.4 g 9. b a q,
h. L. DOUGLASS:
= t'is'' 8 '9sfiata n AEt'yyes Pr6.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16

czEmsFEK BAnF0N ss Ak<5Es Ms IS xRrfIx ~. /.
sss1es 5aly 9AsaAS - Uaslsss4 cpaFa &c.,
kaaAA@ @pmwaFs xasy sBx 8slt a IA F tsase -
ne CafesSef E4gf9M. u fsRA4af- " III -
TUu ~ hsrs1x 49, tlas tegs IL nsN - ID Is
Cennfy @a6 Hfetes RsstssaFz h5s8sf asssssS
vs. dssses % diysres fran ysns - s6 Erelk a s
seftlo@ End wslfaai ak~enes fpF more al fesg v@xa
last pRst and thss HEI&eN yaN 80 49,
before noua az the sseed h4y se nexS JnTg Tsf a
said DistTaH Coasa " 20 epzSpeHd Ii saSA NeeaSg -
Monday tf@ Btek 9h5S AZ D 1s8s ri da8amf wssa
en-. y 81 ..l.ssi 81 YlMTFaas ~ RsSsSse 4 2,
6pKtt ~. ass4. FGsfnaiH1s An n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16

shees In wanaof thetsbvye artiels ear, naw ~ ava,
- sns ssaaea ahis quantity By appyine =
Csussl siuaA. AND a aJsi - esET /
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16

I'd. I'D EsOOnT

"A ITO. R.M 3 " A Tl Il "a. ~. y.
- 49, = - : shsseass ana xnsusARes .AEsnk
tsSsw EeOVASTR BLuRRs. rnwA. 49,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16
original notice.

To r. n HSmmam fTeHf
N0U are hereby natiaed that On or hefsrs he ara
Se " the CLERK Of the Dfsffes Court 0R
County By William Q Ehsnpsons pinlntia ciaimine ID
yen ne sun q 0ne Hundred and SiSty-6xe pailars.
ffsn the IAsh DIV 90 ausse 1851 for y0ney doe nj a
promtssory note. NTH cssks nf saa and aIss riaiana
TIE fDEecipsura q merEaGe exocnted hy yns 10 sar
ere the payment 6f sad note upon lots three and fcnr
IN block two la BayIiss d Aadfenn ~ Dusrif Bfas
Iowa, ana that NneNEypa appear thereto ana defend
before nooq Of the secd day Of the next July term Of
said Court % be held In C0uncil Blu On the 9TH aay
Of yny, 1885, defanIt viii % stafe against 70 nd
Judgment rendered thereuna 90. BLOOMER,
nases May z,3Issa. s - y Z ~ -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-16

/ e i fs.s&Sxjj6 A III Al ii. III M H II IA xe|E
III fks ssa6 III Il =. 1. 81 !. -.
1870 Isl 10 $3.50 81 ~ ~ as8sFf ~ &ekesss<sask
xnS HSFfv 80 NsissSsa<h AafI8S ~ HS4 49, -
fssss1 - azf1ls1 ~ s1sx && ~ Aefseeke& ~ sh9
a s&< III s&e mi a 49, &1&iM ~ &N& g.
sHe pe1EA& ~ ~ ~ UHzf xHiS t5s; u fiS &54fIS
eFuFss 81 - No &k}4 epEa59 - 49,
1zsh aal rs AsEEt sIaN n gflas ~ aalssre
- sAslle< N3&iz issS< SID s3sssz 4ss&sas Is lss
Aaspfef &swrsS a mE6fAg 5eNF MsSVaassS
ard esscse esF esases tharsin aazssl WI
AzWKH. ~, NONs
80 81 ssgs Rza}<sts6es Afzzknnv
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-15
~LAnIs AGAINST UNITED STATES.

FINLEY BIGGER, QAte Register OF the United
States Treasury and CHARLES L. SHERMAN,
CounselOrs At Law, will devote their entire atten-
tion to the prosecution and settlement OF demands
against the United States growing out of the pres
ent war, including the Accounts and Claims Of
States, Contractors, and Dsbursing OtioeFs; Appi-
cations for the restoration Of property illegally
seized or captured, and for compensation for the
use of private property for Government purposes,
and for damages for the injury Of such property by
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
andBi and for distributiye shares Lf moneys pAya-
bic at the Treasury and due to sub-contractors and
others.
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprOleBsional agents in nti-
gated casesi and prepare written arguments when
desired.
With nonresident Agents who may send them
claims, an equitable division OF commissions will
be made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for commission of from a hall
to two and half per cent, depending on the
amount and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long eX-
peTienCe, aud a minute knowledge Of the eX-laWB,
regulations, rules, and preCedents governing that
class of business at the Departments they hope to
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
Reference may be made TO members Of Congress,
and officers OF the Government; and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHITTLEsEY, First
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Address MessrB. BIGGER SHERMAN,
Washington, d. c.
Office, No. Sl6 street, near Treasury and VIII
lards' Hotel nov SIN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-15
DRoPosALs FOR SAFES.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
department Office Of Construction, Washington
n O. until ~ O'Clock m, Of May II, 1862 for all
fire and BurglarprOOi Safes required by the Treas.
uTy Department prior to January I, 1884,
Bidders must submit description Of the Safes
they propose TO furnish, aocOmp anied by drawings
showing the mode Of construction, aud full size
sections Of the material used. Also, schedules Of
s.ses with prices attached and the price per super
Hcial foot including doors and all necessary Tx
lures At which Safes OF extra sire to those mem
uOned in the schedule will be furnished and put in
place The safes TO be delivered when required,
and the prices named in the bids must cover ali
Charge, except freight, and the actual travelling
expenses in those cases when the Safes require to
be pg' In place by the contractor.
All lids must be accompanied by the written
guarantee Of two responsible persons that the bid
der as able 20 perform the contract, and that he
will accept II II awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids We considered for its interest 10
10 80, and no bid Will be considered that dOds not
conform te the requirements Of this advertisement
IN all respects
Locks will be furnished by the Department, but
must be put on by the contractor for safes.
Bids to be inclosed in = sealed envelope, and en-.
@Orsed Proposals for Safes"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in charge Treasury Department.
HuFlS-M w FtmAY IL
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-15
RAILROADS.
OF nouns.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
n Al L n o A d.

On and after MONDAY, JAN. 5th, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA. FOR
Baltimore. at 400 A. M, Express Mondays ex.
cepted) s.l6, i.s6 a. m, (Express,) and 400 p m
Chester, atsi5 a. M, 400, 40 and iI.OOpm.
Wilmington, At 400 (NIondays eXcepted,) SIS,
II. 30 am, AGO, 4.20 and llOo y. m,
New Castle, At rs a. m and 42O p. IN.
Dover, at slbA IN. and 40 y. m.
Milford, at B,lb a. m.
Salisbury, ats.i5 a. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore at 500, 1910 A. m, (Express,) LiO lex
press,l 6S5 and saS tESPrsssl Z. m ,,,,
p. NJ, 4IO, 900 and II sop m.
Salisbury at 2 10 y. m.
Milford At ass y. m.
Dover At $50 A. m, and $40 y, m.
New Castle at $50 a. m. and 8. 10 p. m,
Chester at $40 and 1909 a. m, 1880, 5.O7 and
$40 y. m,
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations At 5.a5 and % p m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
tions, at l.lOp. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at B.45 A. m, 3,a5 p. m.
Leave Wilmington at 800, s2b a. M 1885, 4lO
p. m, and 90 a. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger car attached,
will run As follows:
Leave Philadelphia, for Pertyville and interme-
Leave Wilmington, for Perryville and intermedi-
ate places, At $50 y. m.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and interme.
diate places at y. N.
sUEDAYS-Only At4 a. m, and u m, from Phila-
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at II and l2
m n.
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at y. m. and
only at $50 p. IN. from Baltimore to Philadel-
mar ls-u VIM. sTEARNs, sup't.