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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
tFor the Empire.l
"Funk."

For many years past the public have been
eonversant with wooden nutmegs, wooden
cucumberseed, and mock auctions; but the
latest and most insignificant thing OF this
character is the Funk Speech connected with
II late prospectus Of the Dayton journal, aud
which has been distributed with so much zeal
by the Peter Funk Postmaster at louisville,
who distinguished himself in so nobly respond
ing to the draft in October last The object
was to create such an enthusiasm By its cir.
culation, in the cause of the Union, that
would induce the people 10 readily part with
their money, and rally to the support and
patronage Of their paper Doubtless, Mr..
Funk felt much relieved, after so copions a
discharge and venting Of bis spleen on the
traitors and seceBsionsis in the Illinois Sen
ate lie said his say and did his do " He
roared and beloved and beat his desk, and
exhibited n bravado, equal to that Of the war
horse, who "pawed in the valley, rejoced in
his strength and like the Abolitionists in
general ''smeIt the battle aiar off, Armed
with pin or loaded cannon, he felt his abli-
ty to discomft all the hosts of rebellion,
North as we'll as South. Col Mack little
man, quailed before them but Peter Funk, n
big man, bid them all defiance, The most
prominent feature OF this harangue is it's
egolism, the /" j occurring not less than fifty
times in his short, yet bombastic Grafton
Proiuse in the use OF approbrious epithets,
no doubt the applause elected was equal to
that of the vendor of patent medicine, or the
Monkey in trying to sing He made up in
sound whatever he lacked in strength, aud
whatever was wanting in sense he supplied in
humping his desk and in assuming defiant
attitudes However this peculiarity attaches
itself TO Abolidonists generally which &C.
counts for their howling like Hyenas, yet sell
dom 20 to war themselves, out come skulk-
ing along, measuring their patriotism by the
amount of tax they pay, or the amount Of
money obtained from the Government for
their patriotism Like Mr., Funk, they too
feel for their country, being careful to feel
mostly for their country's pnrse, and howl
most fercely at those who most successfully
expose their dishonest and hypocritical de-
sigma They favor hanging all who do moi
| Weld to their demands, like the highwayman
/ in "plying his avocation No doubt the
Speaker OF the Illinois Senate excused the
ftfnl orator, but who can excuse an editor for
recommending such mess Of egotism, bonn
bast aud slang, to the consideration of inteli
gent and sensible men, aud urge their sending
it to friends in the Army to revive the sinking
hopes Of the soldier, who would curse the
man for sending them thing fit only to bt
used on certain occasions. They would ap
preciate it, about like boys do Monkey
Show, and make q mere advance in the cause
OF the Union, in the one case, Us the othe
would in the cause of education.
,IACKsnN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
nemocrntlc Wnrd Meetlnss.

The Democrats Of the various Wards
in the city are requested to meet at their
usual places Of voting, on THURSDAY
EVENING MARCH 26, and select ten
delegates to meet in Convention at Beckel
Hall Friday night March 2sth, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to be
voted for at the approaching city election
The Ward meetings will select their can
didates for Ward officers,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25

Paris was an ovation such as no other
man ever received. The troops which
had been sent forward to resist his ad-
vance threw down their arms at his ap-
proSch and covered him with their tears
and careases. The irresistible power Of
the people burst forth in every Department
throughout the Empire, and total trans
formation of the government was but the
work Of a'day i Ft
Such are among the illustrations afford
ed by modern history Of the rapidity and
completeness with which the revolutionary
energies of people operate when occa-
sion calls them forth.
Let us still hope that respect for consti-
tutional rights in this country will pre-
vent an appeal to force either to violate OF
vindicate them--and that those mighty
energies which are the last but terrible re.
sort of an outraged people may never be
invoked to preserve liberties which we al
have a common interest in maintaining.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Yam nuren ToMnnhIp.

The Democracy Of Van Buren township
meet at the usual place, Of holding elections,
on Saturday for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the spring Elections Thomas
Warner was called to the chair and p. @.
Long appointed Secretary
David Snyder, the old wheel horse Of Van
Buren Democracy II Lnk and William
Widner were nominated for Trustees; VIM
Ramsey for Clerk John Hammell, Treasurer;
johnson Snyder, Assessor; r. @. Long IT,
and W Iafaytr Cnnstbblea 1l
THOMAS WARMER, President
|. r. O, LosO, Secretary ,aesff uil /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
rinh WARD Meeting.

The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward arc
requested to meet at WALDEN's Hall, over
Marshal's Hardware Store, on Thursday
evening, instead of at their usual place OF
voting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25

their manhood by begging social or bust
ness intercourse with them We depre-
cate the Inauguration Of such a. state Of
feeling, butif the opposition are deierm
ined, as they seem to be, 70 enforce i, IT
shall not be our fault Il Democrats fail to
meet il as becomes men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
city Convention on FrIday
Night.

Beckel Hall being engaged for satur-
day night, the Democratic City Conveh-
ton will be held on Friday evening. in
stead of Saturday as was intended.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Remember

The Ward Meetings tomorrow night
Each Ward meeting viii put in nomins7
ton Ward Ticket. rg,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
CAMP NEAR MURFRERs8oRo, Tenn,
March l7th, 1863.

. ffF... -hNl w A'tif A'"N'.
My OLD FRIEND 1t has been q long time
since you and have had any 'o0icaP cor
respondeuos and tonight hnvo seated my
self for tho purpose OF writing you'a few
lines The writer here speaks Of private
matters and continues This war is about
played out with this individual In the
first place did not come down here to free
'the nigger' and therefor do not ike the
Emancipation Proclamation, and in the
second place do not like the idea of arming
the "culled' race II we cant whip them
without calling the blacks into service let &
play quits and acknowledge the osrui /
think we will never by force Of arms restore
the Union, but think il could have been re.
stored 10 its ''origina purity in the beginning
II the Republicans had shown disposition
to have done So Now this kind of talk may
seem strange to you coming as it does from a
"Blaek PepublieanP but / speak as feel in
regard to the matter hnd this may be
"contraband' Of war but know who am
writing TO-
How often | have thought Of what you
advised me- when nsked your advice in re
gard to going into the service you told me moi
to 80 but do as ! pleased Well / went and
have seen the Elephant tail, trunk-and
all, and am satisfied, which will have IRE
corded when return
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
usky, Dayl0n Ind ClncInnalI h.
Alal ~ l -. -


4saa - NJ ssississsy asss.S.:S
N ana alter December 81, i80O ana untll U,,lI,,
" notice, Passenger and Freight Tiains Wi i,.y,
DAiION, gong north, ~ io0WM
l.1n a. IA, through Freight and Aceumfnu,Dt,,,,
OstV hith inhaenger Car attached.
Itl.lik A. M. Mai tram iOr Springfield, Coitup biis
lO.OU Urb'na, BolloOntaine, k0rcst, Clyio ,,ni
9ahouskyi connecting al Springfield with Tran 40,
Lohdon and COiutnbtsi arriving IN Joiuinbla at g.l Al
nj AT urbhua with uaiu fOr COiunbus NJ Forest vit
IRAN on tttaburB bt, Wayne a Chicago Il. K. ,igp
isHsli hillNing va Ntestne at O46 anu fittsU,. . M
80 mi at Clydo with Tram Cleveland and Ioir
H. H. going haAti arriving ln Cleveland At $40 a. IA .
Dunkirk NJ 3:5U III, and Buffalo ~ oIU q M Snps
West arriving IN Toledo ~ 1910 m, DerOt AZ b.tb r.
m, Chicago AZ 1880 m, and Salduslty NJ Oii6 nm
EII 4. N. Night EApress Tor Springfield Utb,i,,,
VII and belielontalne, connecting, at FOREST Ntir
iran. gong East on fittsbufg H. Wayne ana Giht,,,
Road, arriving Crestllne at 6lO ui, pttHturg
n Gong West, with Tram AruyinK IN b. Nn,ne 81,
o:Zb m, Rhd ChchSo at lOlv ~, at Oyde Win lialH
ON Cleveland aud Ul6uo *. H. ArrWnn n Cleveland ni
$3.50 M DunllfS az 400 ana Bulh,o ht bgI p m,
reaches oanduSky AZ 7.4U m.
TnE =. NJ. Huntsville Accommodation, !pr..p,
t.UO Dayton ON arnyaI oI Iuun from It,u,,ti.
reaching Springfield at 800 10, utlana ut iUia 3 49,,
West Liberty ~ ll;2d 90, btlivuutuno 80 ll.5i H.
aud huntsville at iz;i2 IL Ia.
Ilckets via Tins Line iIl points No.tA. F4,t .o.,
Wosti can be hAd az Tho lcket once Lc Union bpt
--5AM'L ". KING, Ticket Ageut
80 Faru always aa low Na by any Ui4or ro.t,
For information relative to shppn4 treiaAt 20, TIN
koulo, uiIly al mo CunpHnys tlo,,,nt Utp4t-'I ,
MASaEli agent. IA. t5tCE, 5up.rtl,trip4.,L
A G, OLAPr, Gen. Ticket Agent uuilr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
ThirNWard.

The Third Ward delegate meeting to-
morrow night, will be hold at the Mayors
Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Dayton, Genia and OOlumbas Rallroao
"a q - - Ii;;aaIi,....,,,as,

1 ihhEh Ddaiy Trans East, Wa Oo.lnbus lhfa,iu..
a hehets rom Dayton 10 All EASTERN IitiVs.
Ihree DAILY Trans East leaving Da.tou Ia, tu,
East 'S follows: Night E4prosa tl15 q. nI. t,.,,.u,,
and Columbus Day E1pIcsS at ll2O;a a. IA. itae ttii,-
stop ohy ~ Aehisl ana London. ACcOuilHodai,ol .h
p. NJ, stops al All way stations between ua,i iuu ano
Columbus
arriving ~ Dayton night express 5.iJa. u, s,,,i,
modhtoh J;i0 r. mi Columbus aud Cncuu.iI d "A ~,
press bjC D..
Trans run by Columbus tune, which .s unutt -Ii,-
ter lLan Dayton time.
Through uekots can be had ior ali Eastosu ,,Uos d,
calling on ;. W. KING, 1ioh Agent.
r.. ". MOODMA.tlJ, Superlut,l,t.lt
q. WARm4s, tenI Ag't Dayton, y. poy.i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Illinois Central RailsOaa.
kgS .,..s..s 49,. ...-..-.,.....

CHANuE Or 1lMh.
M and after Monday, November ls 18Th i1,,,,iu,.
" Trans Will leave MattOon and Puma as ioliov..l
LEAVE NATION.
Going North, l:lO p IN ana 4 gao 10 m
Going south, 400 aud 5;au p ~
LEANE FANA
DOING North, 6uO IA ttnd Z.au pm
Gong South, lI.JO M and :. 10 h n,
dol w, H. JOHNSOA, Gen P,sse uKor A gent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
DR. BRADLEY,
ID E N II L s IT

500 THIRD ST., WEST OF PHILLIPS HOUSE,
DALLS particular attention to CANNED RUB.
" BsR AZ base for Artificial Teeth. II il fast su.
peTced ng all other kinds OF material used for that
purpose. Being tue first Introduce il i'm this COM
nunity, he claims that his experience lustfes him in
saying that lt u truly a valuable Improvement In
three particulars, at least is preferable 70 all other
styles OF work, va; Frst, II eau be made TO afiapt
itself more perfectly 20 the gums than metallic plates
and IN much hghtor. Second, ~ perfectly ciennlv
and non corrosive, and to durability il has been
thoroughly tested. Last, but least IL Is one third
cheaper lie also calls attention To hls mod. OF fil.
ing teeth using adhesive gold, and mallet pressure
asS .It Dk. BRADLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
INC Fairy Wed1inr-

Rf speol arrangement We publish exelnsiyey the
farty, Ak followsi ffN 'fNh
-, General tom HUMB, in lbs wedding suit-prce
Mrs General TOM TRUMP, in wedding dre.s--gs
centai -
Mr. aud Mrs, General TOM THUMB, IN woddinp
dreas--26 pentsi III ' WY ifl " NN''h
and brdesmAid-25 cents;
Mrs. General ON THUMB. in colsbnted reception
dress-26 cents; 80 FV
Misses lAVIN1A and MINNIE WARREN price 25
80 cents; y ~ N' N
Fhe BRIDAL PARTY, (sterooscoprc picture,--so
centa. lU' 'rH ~
Inc pnoe Of card pictures, colored, will 10 l2l eS
extra. Can be sent by mail on receipt OF price and
postage stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with our trade mark,
EA IN circle, on the front OF the photograph Be'
ware Of spurious copies made from engraiinEs etc.
E. IL. 4. ANTHONY, 6Ol Broadway M y
Manufacturers Of best Photographic Adams and
Pubishefs OF Gard Photographs of relebflhes
Ihe NeRhses Of these eNquisite pictures we're
made Tor us BY Brady. 62OdaWSt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Another solGlers Letter.

We are permitted to make the following ex.
tracts from letter written by an officer in
the 9lth o. v NJ, to gentleman in this city
The writer, before agoing into the army wal
an out and out Republican, but i will be seer
that he has entirely recovered from lha
nlalady - a osa.nf8a.I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
Railroads.
Indiana Central 4 Dayton a Western X. h
~, a, M isas1 u -szli,urs e-,


.nN and a,tor Monday next trains on the Iuaana
" Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth street,
at 600 m, DlR m, and ii46 pm.
Returning, will arrive at 1910 m, 5.Ib y , aut
l2.22 m.
The sou m, and 4'45 m, express trains mnl,
close connections to all points IN the West aud eouh
and OLA train n tho shortest and quickest rout,
70 Chicago and the Northwest.
novls II. O. CARRY, superintendep,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
ltcannoi but by by aahihIiStidn an dier

The History of Tyranny is but the his
tory of the persecution Of mankind for
opinions sake. 1t was this spirit of in
tolerance that filled the prisons, and sup
piled the block and the stake with Protes
tant victims during tho reign of Queen
MARY Of England. and meted the same
measure of iphuman punishment 70 the
Catholics under her SUCCESSOR aud SISTER
Elizabeth. 1t found ten thousand victims
on the fatal night Of St. Bartholomew, il
drove the Huguenots from France the
Puritans from England, as i had de.
nounced the expulsion Of the Jews from
their last refuge in Europe in the very
year of the discovery OF the continent Of
America.
.rILIf)1OtL = ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25
dayton and Michigan Railroad.


ON and after Sunday, May 4, 1902, trans vli.
" leave Union Depot, Sixth street. ior Toledo n1i
NilinteTmedate points ioiOws.
Toledo and Chicago Mail SJOam.
ChlcaBo and DetIOu kBht BApfessA al 500 d M
ml1 T. N, shoEMAKEk, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-25

II is true, these were the dire results Of
religious intolerance, but they were the
lessons Of history that lei % the adoption
Of the first Of The twelve Amendments 70
the Constituson of the United States,
which wss designed to secure in this coun-
try forever, freedom Of faith, together
with freedom Of speech, freedom Of hc
press, and peeceablc assemblies Of the
people. Here is the language Of that no
The sun., 1863-07-21
SsLHtCINEa.

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~ - ar permanently cured Rnuef il .,
ranied iiru.dAt-!y o} uiag Walcott', lu.tAn, p
Aa4'IIAloi small BotI-s, y CENT pntA !,
v az d-uIs-sts. DepsI 40 Chatham sA...
n
The sun., 1863-07-21
aE>l.isAI HgssNE@s.

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..., tt ,a~L '..e', i a..upuis -.t,h-,. j.e,1ty,
t,.,t. 20 .,, -pul Do ~ U to c,, 6rts Il ,..,.nr Z
a.. ,|ts - z, N,,,s't ~, ur''hr -
Hrlt>IS IulCNblAN BALM.
~ uo &A1l. ALiIhlE RESTORATIVE.
,ttpr Ie.ul,tof md u ,li 't u ih, lulAu ',it
fl..iv. .tn- cs ,.i is 90. ~ sii ,hilfNO 4
"a tVtNr ~. liar ;ror. ,iLl>' on ani''lf.
D., t,,r..,. .hich nat mlte y Ntp', .Ai iss"us
80 th" i.tI'e. tir cA,r,.. 10 ,l't ti..i 30 3. "a
-u.' u' -k...'i combination ,ud iianY s,nr.s ssil,
'.d Di"1 d." ''r 80 'r % tts. ,t@i Ill D. 'oln 4.
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a. nj M ( Co.-.,or 50 o. ana -, n,un s,- ,Di
cor N,euu. T. 'ra ilou''or / Price 3" cn'-.
COOPERATION SliISrLASlrkS OF ALL
usnALss swErNtY.
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on r.e-dN the t-eut r'l IA, o. ucio..r mex, ~ !
| 3el' <. a. n.ln i.9' -. sd t' ,Hrnu.f Z
s'a;.', r.1 80 r,o',ft' to h scli 10 Iuhli.hel
| Nr y w Tc.L nan felal Aivrt.,er, 4s'y u.~>
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The sun., 1863-07-21
tEeIssa."i';ON.

DNN.'. IS r ..i pANrlNr TAUGHT
- f.nt',. tlr,t ~. Terra. q lr...r.
JOS. ...H.
The sun., 1863-07-21

1. Iu CfNT, PER pulNp PAID Ca,t
u f't 90 r'"'pAG ~ hno.' aed p,r.gHIe' Are
I a. - T.. ~ k'n4s D, y+i"r uisS-t - =
n. -ar" %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
nleo,tal. 'AhuaNU


M ANHOOD and the YIGOR Of YOUTH 70.
w stored ~ FOUR WsEks BY ~. RECORDS rs
otSCE Of NFE-DL kiCORD,D Of Pert, after yesrs OF
esrue solicitations be sug,b soseGrd 10 the arssat 10
qpt.t Of ins Amuricsn public and spp pointed AGENT 10
NnOhk Tor The 's.e oi his valued and highly pizea
ESSENCE OF LIEE.
This wonderful sseo: will restore manhood tho mott
shattered sution, whether sps fran e1crs.es self
sonIe TIE effects Of cinsIe, natural The time
required 70 cure this mott nveerste case IL four weeks and
II used according TO the printed inuosns (which arc very
sInpol, failure 10 I'm possible. 100 -, b.. ..a,
This lercsorns reneay snouid be taken by s ssou, 10
mary, II, effects permanent II T. sekno~lsfgel By
the rseca press to be toe greatest discovery
Stoers IN every case 10 a. certain as that ,cleuco
thfoTs gnorsncs.
fn Instructions .o ass ct ioaf quantities IA Tor
s9 and viii be sent TO any part carefully psc2ei,
Of remittance by bis roesded sgeni, No. al BIoee.t
one door sest rom BIoiAwsy, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
CAINSEvAiNw u
~ CALIFORNIA WINE BlrTBRS.

IA the OF California Wine IL destined exclude enie-
ly nom ids all pounds made foni sleoho other
aruss dsletarions 10 health Of bsuds h4vs
gested n us 10 offer to the public
4 BIITERS MADE our on PURE NATIVE CALI
FOENIA WINE
which To sseesbs taste combine all the tonic and
invigosng properties Of those kind Of beverages without
Pssenting Ibe bad qua iss Of that made Alcohol
According to their wishes offer TO tho pubic Bltss
which warrant IL composed Of boat Native CIoIni,
Wine. ia which hsro difuscd healthy aromatic ants.
ds'ire to call the attention of Druggists, y'can and Chem
ish 10 examine Bitter, AID they Ill had them repre-
scented We ere confident that
CALIFORNIA WINE BIrTElS
will take the place OF those and that
the public ia general viii be benefited by
SAlSSEVAIN BROS,
Scis Propr,s,orL
The Immense popularity Of this product hes, ia the Of
two years. taken the frat rank shove ell other Bs IN Cab
fonia. Oregon. British Colu and all TIE Pacific Cost
t9s has de.rnnrd 10 .oic the Agency from friend.
Msaa SAlNSkVAlN LROs who have already eoufGed to
me the Agency Of their Wirea
Zach clipper ship coming om California Will bring
lot OF their most popur b-ye,the Ssin,ev.n Wire Bit
terra CESAR AUG ROBERT, No. 81 Cedaf.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

DACIFIC RAILWAY. - The Undersigned
l. will receive PROPOSALS TO furnish -Four thousand
% Oo0 Tg3t Of RAILWAY IRON or sny part thereof for
tho the seciDn 81 tuion Pscino Railway
Company Es,,eIn Division" The Iron TO be Of Ame ie.H
snaf.ctge Of the best quality and 10 DO delivered either
Kansas City Comm xtions for further
Information 70 be Adorned TO tho uBder.gned OF TO
SAMUEL HALLkrr Co. no. 50 BssseI.st. Nes.Yofk.
Tor1u, cash 90 delivery. J &. FREMONT.
Nev.i ork June " l6oa PROFIT L. y. Railway. l.. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
TNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
II GnITT Ann RUYTNAJfsN

All sufferers rom the above complaints. either of recent
lous standing. arc advised to BLAIKS OOUr AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They can be relied upon Tho most
sale and escius remedy offered to the public and
been universally used IN Europe for many with the
rfoateu slccess
Prepared by PROUT nARSANT, No 219 Strand. Lon.
don, Eugsnt, and sold by their Agents. WELLS Co..
fI.nkhn-st, New. York.
Her Majesty Co.um,sioneu have authorized TIRE nam.
and address OF THOMAS PaOUF 22s S,rrnd Louden to
be impressed the stamp affixed ~ boz
Of the gsauns ui.dc.as
Iyico IS aud Is per boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
6tsanlboais a,lo Railroads.

flRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART,
~ FDnD. conusosns ~iih ilsiso,d 10 SPRiNGFIFLD.
NURfHAhflOJ. BILLIONS FALLS. BAMlLE.
bONo', &c sesDeI ,GRA MITE STATE les,es p t.illo
e. p ~; Mo1'sy. "edns.lsy. snl Friday stesnet CITY
" H"WlIOAD leaves ieo@ zip ~ .. ~, Tue.diy.
The boz, otta the Ctelas Souni stesuers and ore
eonIo ~ dsd oy eompe's q. ana sIperisnceI oficer
Nsw-Yark. MaN Is In
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TIE 1863.

PkNNsYLyAEIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Vito H. connections. fcrma
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos nEw YORK TO rue PplNG,rAL Es,shs oiIiE,
New Jgf.o, i Cimten ard Amboy I ne ,r,,,,
ALL TnpOUOH TRAINS FOR THe WfsI By Tuij
HoUII LEAVE NETWORK IRON THE
FO0T OF COURrLAND1-sr .
Pyw.y Of PhAd- this tho nur p,ssnee leave New.
yort tins a. olh"s ones evening" pas'snS71'
a, q D. M epo honT later than other lines
py wsy OF Allentown r,enin. passenger e,Ve p H.
our. later than the houhorg lines, end oY ooh routes
arrive At tho sane tiIne - norih'fn nnss Ia neyo nu W
mini, NJ lLo Aorth.W.. CresthDe adisneios, Louisville
r Lcni, Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati, and oil man
noi,t, West with ever change, Of cars.
pss.b S;G miles aud New Yofk to Pittsburgh +Jo uiss
Smoking aud SALON. tatf on all tftinA
Fneue ssmc ohsr roats..
baggage nh.rtsi through Trtn'~uhes
500 Ticket, good until u-ei by Pitt,burgh.
'''''' WEsTERS EMIGRATION.
The Pcun,ylvsnis Central CouPsny runs Al Ims'sn, a,
rsye TO parties moving westward at onehsf tho a'ua fo'
ef fare. vpr,ottr,
Nv i, route eigh.s Of all te,oTtlons can be forwarded
~ "a fron any tont the kBifoaas OF Ono, hentuey
l,esna lincs Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri oy RAIL
ROAD DlHEC or TO sny port on the nssgaDs VI 'ne
West by s'eamrrs from Pittsburgh. -, w.
1b. ai. al FREIGHT sod from any point in tho We' pr
Central Rsoad are at all times avofao's
" ch,t,ed by OF ,er kslfoae CoDpsnes Merchants ana
tppe ntrusng the transportation OF their fesnt 70 '
COMPANY cen rely with confidence on l" 'pesaJ "A'"'
yn.,, and DsseI ia Live SOCK will find thk nisst nj
route Cspbcious Yards well "at@sd anu sup
pnsd with every convenience ha'e pnen opru W N.i'
d n. r. M every Attshton Is psitto tnrt "sh
s u.ti.hur. where vi be found every conv IN enc.
.d,ng and re.ns choice 10 offered Of we hiApEb-
rs,THs EE,y. YORK and BALTIMORE HARkEIS.
mo T. ELIIOrr Passenger Agent, No. Asiof'iioase
LEECH Il Co., Freight Agents., u,,n,. i.
No. } battery place
eNoCH LEWIS General s. Ip.ria.ssdsat AlssSss- 70
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApELPHlA AID tho SOUTH ssd "t;si. VIA gtR.
sEY CIIY-M.n and tEpfrs Line. leave New York al 7
snd 10 A ~. T. 8 7.31 and 1iJj IA. Fare 80 rhrousi
t--rr- checked at anil 10 IN. aud % nnd lIiO p m,
a., W..hinr,op ard at snd . y. IN. Tor the W.st
j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bsgrsge u be received for train. unless delivered
10 sdyanes Of The tlLe Of having