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A gentleman from Cheat Mountain tells the following: A squad of Indiana volunteers, out scouting, came across an old woman in log cabin in the mountains. After the usual salu- tations, one of them asked her-"Well, old lady, are you secesh?" "No," was the ans wer "Are you Union ?'' "No." "What are you, then 2" "A Baptist, and all'ays have been."
 In the crowd at the drawings in one of the Philadelphia districts stood a pale-faced Irish man, who was evidently full of dread suspense. Suddenly he exclaimed in an excited tone : "Whirl it round whirl it round! rouse it, will ye?' "What's the matter with you 2" shouted the provost marshal. "Oh, be jabers, turn it round dozen O times, for the man you drawed last is my next door neighbor."
 Is it possible that any Soldier can be 50 fool ish as to leave the city without supply of Holloway's Ointment and Pills? Whoever does so will deeply regret it. These medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel complaints, Fevers, Sores and ScurvY. Only 25 cents per box or pot.
 The barn of Samuel Chipman, of Waterhq.- ry, was struck by lightning on Saturday night, and destroyed, with twenty tons of hay and a pig.
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 An Act in addition to " An Act to provide for the organization and equipment of VOlun- teer Militia, and to provide for the Public Defence" passed at the May Session of the E General Assembly, A. D, 1861
 Be tt enacted 5ythe Senate and House of Rep rcsentattces, ia General Assembly coRrened;
 Sec. l. The bounty provided by the second section of said act, and by acts in addition to said act, to be paid for the support and main tenance of the family of any officer or vUlun- teer who shall have been disabled during ser vice, and by reason thereof discharged, shall not be paid, after the disability of such officer or volunteer shall have been wholly removed, but shall be paid so lon as such disability shall continue ; either in whole or in part procided, no payment shall be made, afier the company to which such officer of volunteer belonged, shall have been discharged.
 Sec. 2. Continuing disability shall be proved by the sworn certificate of physician in good standing and full practice in the town where such officer or volunteer resides which certiii- cate shall be presented, by the selectmen of towns, to the comptroller at the time applica- ton shall be made for such bounty.
 Sec. B. The bounty provided by law to be paid to the family of any officer or volunteer, shall not be paid after such officer or volunteer shall have willfully deserted the service of the United States, but shall be paid to the time of such desertion.
 Approved, July 10, 1863.
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the vicinity of West Point. about midway be- tween New Lisbon and Wellsville. The rebels were driven to a bluff. from which there was no escape, except by fighting theis way through, or leaping from lofty and almost perpendicu- lar precipica. Finding themselves thus cooped, Morgan concluded that .sdiscretion was the bet ter part of valor," and " came down" as grace fully as the coon did to Davy Crockett. He, with the remainder of his gang, surrendered to Col. Shackelford, who was we'll acquainted with the redoubtable "John," and is said to be distant relative.
 The militia are constantly bringing into the line of the road stray prisoners, picked np in the country. The hills are swarming with ar med men hunting for fugitive rebels.
 Morgan's men were poorly dressed, ragged, dirty, and very badly used up. Some of them wore remnants of gray uniform, but most of them were attired in spoils gathered during their raid. They were very much discouraged at the result of their raid, and the prospect of affairs generally.
 Morgan himself appeared in good spirits, s,and quite unconcerned at his i'll luck. He is we'll built man of fresh complexion, and sandy hair and beard-He last night enjoyed for the hrst time in long while the comforts of sound sleep in good bed, which was some compen- sation for his otherwise bad luck.-CVeceland Herald.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

< - TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS ($2b) H31( Cash, will, for the next six monts
 lI9ID pay for a full Set Of Upper Ieetn;; ian 1s f,arat Goid, and warranted to fit, and s,nade better than any made for the same price { n Hartford. as don't as yet, for the want of business, whip the Cat to get work.
 s1I will be found at the old Stand whose have sbeer for the past five years, over the Post of- floe. eouth-Street. Litchfeld. x Thankful for the liberal patronage have received for years past, I hope. by closest ap- plication to my own business, to merit and re- vS,.'5,f' 2. E. CROSSMAN
 Litchfcld. Jan 1st, 1862. tf-87
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WM COTHREN.
! TToRNEY md Counaellor at Law,

TJOHNEY and CounEeiI0f at Law. Notarv
 -Punlic, Commissioner for taeStates of New
 Tork. 0hio. Michigan, Indiana. illinois. M and
 3gisoorsinz Snd Licensed Pension, Bopnty and , Patent Olain Ae9nt All business entrusted tS l1e. ~lil bs promptly and faithfully attended tt s. Tax Stamps for sale, as fest as issued D, sooxornment.
 n Woodbary. Nov. 27. 1882. s2ry1
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CHAPTER XIV.

An act in alteration of an act to restrain Hor-
 ses Mules, and Cattle, from running at
 large.
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatires, in General Assembly concened:
 That the fees for impending cattle and hor- ses going at large on any highway or com mons, shall be fifty cents per head, instead of twenty-five cents per head as heretofore provi- ded one half to the person impounding the same, and one-half to the pound keeper.
 Pooided, that this act shall not affect any suit now pending.
 Approved, July 10, 1863.
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CHAPTER xLlII. An act confirming certain Marriages.

Rs # saaetedJu the Senate and House of Rep rsaentatipes. in Gemeral Assembly convencd:
 Sec. I. In every case where marriage li- cense has been obtained from the registrar or town clerk of the town in which either of the parties contemplating marriage reside, instead of having been obtained from the registrar or town clerk of the town wherein the mari ,ge was to be soleinized, such marriage, if sol-5 ennized in any town in this State, and, if in other respects legal, shall be deemed to have been duly and legally solemnized aud the minister, magistrate, or other authorized per son who joined such parties in marriage, shall be deemed to have acted legally, and shall not be liable to any penalty for such action.s
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 Approved, July g, 1868.
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WHOLE NO. 1905
CHAPTER xL1y.
CHAPTER xIIy. An act in addition to, and in alteration of on
 act concerning Education.

Be tt enacted by the Senate end House cf Rep resentatiUes, in General Assembly conpened;
 Sec. l. Whenever any school district shall impose tax, the interest of all manufacturing and mechanical business, now by law subject to taxation. whether carried on by corpora tions, copartnerships or individuals. except so far as the same may consist of real estate situ- ated out of the district, shall be taxed in tho school district where said business is located or carried on, whether the owner or owners re- side therein or not, and said property shall not be taxed in any other school district.
 Sec. 2. An act in addition to aud in altera. tion of an act concerning Education, approved July l, 1862, being Chapter XIII of Public Acts passed May Session, 1862, is hereby re pealed.
 Approved, July 10, 1863.
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Ilnyid 0. Buckley,

nHALEHIN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
 of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Ba .eaus, ,Bodsteads and Coffins. Also Picture Franss. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with neatness, elegance and dispatch.
 Wareh ouse. West St., Litchield. Conn. lvSS
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'. K. WALKER. .

J. E. " ALKER. 2 Over the Post Office, South-st., Litchheld, Ct, ssss' 1 Manpfactursr and dealer in
 Saddles, Haraess, Brides, Halters, Whtps, sas s Lashes, Sockets. Sayciagles, O'na- iss s46 nents, Trimmings, dc. < s1ass sa xsoeeman,s oil Blacking
 For preserving, softening, and renewing the Appearance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. M Made to order all kinds of double and sim
 gIs Harness of superior style and workman
 fhip, and of the best material. 3m9
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CHAPTER xxxIX.

An act relating 10 0teaMi MiUUatS. - 75s Be;tenacted bgtse Sendte ard House cf Rep ,,esenfatires. in General Assembly c0nUeDed
 That it shall not be lawful for any steam boat, or other vessel propelledb by steam, to az proach to any of the wharves, piers, or docks, on tie Connecticut River, in the city of Mid dletown. without first shutting of to half
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HARNESS-MAKING.

asave hnsiHess will be carried on by where . large stock Of ' i | s s'- 2
 HARNESSES. BRIDLEs, HALTERs,
 "a other material belonging to th. Rr rs; ne.s sll be found on hand, or made 1 to order ,r.iss'' ' FREDERIcK BRowN. Are Asspt WILLIAMSON
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ssy.s 'sss s1s loltekt IT. Trent,
 WTANpBACFBRER or CORN sHEILERS, 1xA ohuxns, aalsty rnE Irons, &c., Norris.
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Bishop & Sedgwick,

rNsALEssin DRY GOODS, READY MADE
 Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Crovkery, Groccriss, ,&c. ,&c, West Street, ,Litch' field, Conn.
 0. g.. ptsHop. T. &s 48.1y n
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Vim Fl. Bralnan.

HEALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE - Dry
 Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware ani Yankee Notions, No. 6 West Street ist i ,or west of the Court House, Litchfeld Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-13
AuGuaT 1sT.


 The day was spent at Conscript Camp as most other days are. The officers are busily engaged in organizing afaairs. The enlisted men of the respective. regiments, detailed to take charge of the drafted men, or rather $500 worth of apology for men, are on guard much more frequently than they ever were ip the field, and have far less privileges. Had they been guilty of offense, or been derelict in duty in the field, life here would be sufficient punish ment.
 Toward night l2O of the substitutes, embra- cing men of every grade of character, lexcept good,) were mustered and sent, under strong escort, to the Steamboat landing, to take trans portation to the 14th Conn. regiment. The detail from that Reg't had just arrived as this detachment was starting, and the poor fellows had to "about face" and return with the detach- ment. Rumor hath it that = men escaped in New York city, and doubtless they will turn up, with $500 in their pocket, at some other rendezvous.
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Alisfellal1n.
FCoRREsPoNDxxcH.1


 CoNsoRIPT CAMP, FAIR HAVEN, Or. MEMORANDA OF EVENTS SINCE AU-
 GUST lsr.
 The queen month of Summer came in bright and gorgeous, as the sun lifted his benign countenance upon the matchless scenery and people of our dear old Connecticut write the word in full, and dwell on every syllable, for despite incipient treason tolerated in many a district, and open blatant traitors only waiting their impending doom, Connecticut is still loy- al, thank God and the dearest place or earth to those of her sons who, on occasion of busi- ness or war, look back upon her from afar, or returning, revel both sight and memory in be- holding her varied landscapes, and recalling the days of youth and young manhood spent under her blessed institutions.
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CHAPTER XIII.


 An act in addition to an act concerning Banks
 Be tt enacted 6y the Senats and House cf Rep resentatiues, in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. l. Any and every bank now established, or which may be established, under the author ity of this State, which shall receive ill pay ment, or upon deposit, or for redemption, from any other bank, or from any person, a counter felt or worthless bank bill. CT bank bill which has been altered from it's original de- nomination, or paper, not bank bill, but made in the similitude thereof, or paper pur- porting to be the bill of bank which never existed, shall write or stamp upon all such counterfeit bills the word "coUNTERFEIr" up on all such altered bills the word "ALTERED" !; and upon all such other bills and papers the word WORTHLESS" adding thereto the name of the bank, and initials of the officer by which the writing or stamp is made
 Sec. ?. If bank, or bank officer, by mis- take or inadvertence, and not fraudulenty, SC writes upon or stamps bank bill which is not a counterfeit, or altered or worthless bill, such bank shall be liable to pay to the holder its value on demand.
 5. Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of every bank ,iu it's sworn statements to the bank commission CTS, to include the amount of all such coun- terfeit, worthless or altered bills so stamped un der the provisions of this act.
 Appro7ed, July g, 1863.
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CHAPTER xxxvIH. An act in addition to an act relating to Agri

cultural SOcletles.
 Be t enacted 6y the Senatc aud House cf Representatives. ig General Assembly cosuened. That no one county in this State shall re- ceive greater sum than two hundred dollars, under the provisions of the act authorizing ap- propriations from the State treasury to agrl- cultural societies.
 Approved, July 3, 1863.
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CHARLES KIRCHBERGER, Ront and Shoe Maker.

ey7@sa Mansion House.
 G SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LIpCHFIELI 0s Conn. o1.
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CHAPTER XI. An get for the preservation of Fish in Boggs " !

Ben enacted by tie Senate and House ef Rep. r;sentatires, in General Assembly concerned:
 No persen shall take, destroy or carry away any fish from Boggs' Pond, in the town of Danbury, between the fourth day of July 1863, and the fourth day of July, 1885; and every person so offending shall be punished by fine not exceeding seven dollars for each and every offence so committed by such person.
 Approved, July 3, 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most efectual anti
doteS that medical science has discovered for
this affecting dlStemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior TO
any other remedy ylt devised. is known by al
who have given it a t.ial That it does COM
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indisputahv
proven by the great multitude of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glaldular Swelliags, Tunlors, Erup-
tons, Pimples, Biotches and Sores, Ery.
sipelas, Rose Or St. E1thonys Fire. Salt
RheIm, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits IN the lungs, White
Swellings, Debiiity, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of tue blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished TO the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures whl'h it has made when
all other remedies had failed TO afford relief.
Those cases are pUrpOscly taken from all sec
tons of the country, in order that every reader
NAV have access TO some one who can speak to
him Of Its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofuia depre>Scs tie vital energies and thus
leaves It's victims far more subject TO disease
and its fatal results than are healthy cou>tiu-
tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life The vast impOri.,,.rc of these considera-
tions has led Us to spend years in pcrtcciGg 4
remedy which i adequate To its cure. This
we now offer to tie public under the name of
AYERS SARsAPAEILLA, although it Is COM
posed Of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best of .SarSIpdti8a in Alternative power By
lis aid vou may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger Of these disorders. Purge out
the foul cowuptions that rot ard tester in the
blood; pur"e out the causes of diSc.,sc, and
vigorous health will follow. By its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital fuuc-
tiors, end thus cNpels the distempers which
lurk within the system Or burst oCt OF any
part OF 1t.
We know the public have been deceived hv
many compounds Of .SusIU0rEla, ta promised
mach and did nothing; b,lt they wi. nci;h,r ho
deceived nor disappointed in this. It> virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, ard there
remains 10 question Of is surprising excellence
for the cure OF the affecting diseases it is i'll
tended TO reach. Although under the same
name it is very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people and is
far more ef'e"tual than any other which has
ever been available TO them.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Low PRICES.
NOTICE

NT0TICF is hereby given that | have purchased
" Of Edward kroker sorrcl Mare, and one
brown Mare which | have left in his possession, for
use on the canal, during my viii Of pleasure; All
persons are therefore forbid to moes or in any way
interfere with them.
J. C. TORSELIUS
Falls, June, o. 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
Died. . &

A2lHAM-..t the .'I1me" Hospital of the santa
r. Ccmm!ssn Washington DC. on sunday, March
! ). Harry c. G.thln ls3l IS years and 20 days
#lHAM AT his residence in La Grange, on Mon
BAY June, Is. Israel Graham, aged II years
aolhs oud ~ days.
EENEY-Ather fathers residence. in Winiham
rown. hip, this Comfy, on Satur ay, June 9th
5s5, Of lrapsy OF the heart, EMILY A, eldest
laughter Of Hiram ". and Betsy Il. kccney,
,c1 l5ycars, months and u days.
IL 'Lc ,!ta;l o. tbs a,uiabic young LADY, her pa
Is II, tuat rh'y have lost a most dut;fal child !;
4 young asso.iat,s, ono Of their most congeniI
paniou- aul society, d bright AMI promising
nLcr. Death, We hope, dii mot ini her unire-
eI. We feel that she was too tender a plant to
ain here; AMI thai the Lord called her to him ::
AHl he left without murnlur
We .hlIl uev,r see tlcc more,
Al Thy soulalu, dreans are DER
Faded in a day;
Aal our hearts are signing now,
Morning sin for thee
As nhca We kIssel thy marble brow
Gentle Emily
The dowors shall Troop where thou art laid
Their fragrance ell the air;
AMI DER hy silent grave we'll pray,
For strength in our dcsplir--
IL, IL, - i...,.,,.-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
THE MAGIC Tine OBIRV'
The Perfection Of Mechanism.

ENG HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR LApY's
ID OR GESTLEMAY's WATCH COMBINED.
One of the prettest, most convenient, and decided
y the best and cheapest timepiece for general and
reliable use, offered. Ii has within it and cou-
nevted with its machinery, its Winiing attach
ment, rendering key entirely unnecessary The
cases Of this Watch composed of two metals, the
outer one being fine i6 carat gold. 1t has the i'm
proved ruby action lever movement, and is warrant
ei an 'eearate tmepeee, Pnee, superbly engraved.
ii neat morocco boxes, for tn proposing to buy
wholesale, S55, sent by express, with bill payable ont
leiiTery. Sol !iers must remit payment il advance
as we cannot collect from those in the Army Ad-
dress
HUBBARD BROS. & Co., SOLE IMPORTERS
Cor. NASSAU Il joan SIS, NEw-YoRK
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15

Z resh Ground Plaster III Quantities.
l. and at prices to suit purchasers, for sale a
eshoppen py l.. MowRY JR
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
al AND PERS ONAL.

"
ot,c ueetins.--The citizens Of Mich
DD'' .Ji,ining townships, will hold meeting
'n, r,.on stanl in Nicholson, on Saturday,
., p 1ittlc, Uou. VIM NJ. Pratt, &c orge S.
-. ~ Jacob Dewitt Esq, DR., s. NJ. Wheeler
a,D' ..,,'o of Scranton, will be present, AMI de-
4 ,. 'I-e.ses on the occasion
r,sca'tles in Capt. Little's Co. at the
y -, hattie. we are informed by privat
i are as follows:
John Nugent
'.,rD-J,sp.r Bii;ings-slightly. Wm. VIII
.,,r,set mortalIy. Franklin Decker, Hen
a,nncrsIcy, Andrew Wintermu'e: Corporal
,.-Gcorgc Arnts, Ans"n Harding, Ser
Cenicn
.reilv of the lighting may be inferred from
.,,ted IN the letter above referred to, that,
ia 10 went into the fl ht on the first day,
,.rl men and at the close # the third days
ans out with only 023"
.,s On the 4!h. of July 1868.
r.. Glorious morning now has come,
D,y Of a nations birth,
r,o I,. the joyous shout be heard,
Throughout the earth,
r,t bark! is there no sound of joy
To taiI this sacred day,
:,re from noisy thoughtless throng,
Those ever gay?
Whence that wailing, m'urnful cry,
and whv that burst of grief,
u,,t we r Iold the nation die,
Without relief?
The sun has veiled his frowning face
Behind tic thickeuing cloud,
.al tbunders mock the sound
OfcaunOn loud.
To celebrate the present day
Men meet wi,h fire arms,
Aal ia III artial pomp display
Their warike forms.
q will the happy time return
When We shall hail the day,
Ei,h shout, and song, AMI sounds fJoy,
o. glorious day.
nav we sit beneath the sound,
Of turning eloqucnce again,
And north anl south, with songs resound
In psIee aia.
J. w. 4.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-07-15
AMBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS, AlBUvtN RRINTs, &C.
GOOD ASSDR7HIIR Ol CASES.

He has purchased splendid assortment Of Cases
among which are the Union, Band Clasp, Octagon,
Oral Gilt Frames, Gilt Trays, 3c.-very neat and
desirable patterns s-besdes variety of plain and
fancy Cases, of every size and description.
The foregoing he thinks, are inducements sufficient
for every one to come TO the Picture Gallery and
secure one of those "jaitl.tid shado,es'-
Which light and art, with magic SPELL
By working together, can cagch so WE'LL
If not. there other conscientious How impor-
tant that you faithful likeness of your friends
AMI relatives it too late. You have all expert
eneed something of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture of an absent friend and some of YOU
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness of some loved one who has been laid be-
meath the church yard mound, and felt that
"No price could take from you
mernente so cherished
For, how sacred the shadow,
Since tht substance has perisei'
But you perchance have friends st with rou
whose pictures you have not yet secured If so make
it the business of to-day to morrow may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Stairs
GrcK Block-third story-a few doors east of Walls
Hotel, and secure one Of those faithful shado,cs
ALVIN DAY.
TunkhannockD Dec. 10, l862,-v 2nl9
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Del. Lack. "a West IN Railroad.
TIia. PASSENGER TRAIN

TE1g. PASS u S Sk+R tHAeN
fAVES GREAT BEND AT 40 NJ, AF
Ier tie arrival ut 60 a.m..of the ClNClNNA-
EpTRESS from the West, connecting at
FRAN ON whore it arrives ut TO- 10 u. IN. with a
|non G LACkAWANNA and BLNGMSR' KG-
EiLR0AD. for .''rISTCN, WYOMING VAL
Fl, KINGSTON and WILKES BARRE and with
/ DELAW ARE AMI HUDSON RAILROAD for
fONtDENCE, ULYPHANT ard CARB0NDALE.
HOP STATION this train connects by omnibus
F. the BELVIBERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
PHlLitSbuRG, TRENTON and PHlLADA-
NEW HAMPTON JUNCTION, where it ar
rs at Z25 ?. m the some train connects with
hns on the CENTRAL RAILROAD of New Jer-
|! tor ELIZABETH, NEWARK, NEW-YCRK,
eSiON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
rtAA READING and HARRISBURG. Passen-
F. ny IT'S tram arrive in NEW YORK at $50, in
r. [tIidd,ApLLPlilA ~ at 7G0, and in HARRISBURG
$40 pm.
p;r 5a3 T. 'ins leaving foot of COURTLAND ST,
r%Ia ny Urn at s 0O IN, and kENSlNGTON
khrVl, PhlLADELEHlA, at 10 Il. m, connect
va ia Te Passenger Train Of this road, eavi ing NEW
8aArIOA JUNCTION at II 20 a. IN. and arriv-
az SCRANTON at 02 p III where it connects
i u "a a tran lr on the ACKAWANNA and BLOOMS
nv N" IA MhAtLROAD, and with the omnibus running
~: %e DLLAWARF nj HUDSON RAILROAD.
-uS Tam "rriFes GREAT BEND at 10 p.
uaklng close 4nectlon with the mail train
"s vest on the ERIE RAILWAY.