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J. THE 1863.
| 1863.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
viii it, connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUlChEsF ROUTE
FRox NEw-YoKk To ruE tKiNCarL WEsrgRs SirIs%
eeysn ,ranf run daily from NewYors e. Philsdspbia Via
NswJer.ey AID Camden aud Amb,y Line :, nm,
ALL TuHOIGH TNAISS tOR TIL. WESr By THIS
NJ" ROIiTF Leave NETWORK FROM THE
YoOr Ur COURrLANDT-Sr.
way Of Phstrlphia the morning pa''rnsr leave Nes
York ~ time Other fouieIi evening" passengers
A. q D. III. bour later than other lnes.
I,y wey Of Allentown. evening passengers icsvc o. in
later than tho Northern ne sad oy ooih Ion,es
arrive u tho tms Norih.fn lines III nieEo sna
puiuta the NorthN eel. Cresne, lndianapons Louue
n Lou. Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, and ali main
points West, with fewer changes OF cars .u,.,h, a..
S..ure Cars without change run from fhuade phia 70
so mss and NewNcfk 10 fh,ourSn, ~ niis~
Suio1ins and Saloon tsr' on al trains
Ia, a same a other routes.
Bsassg, one, he'd through Transfers free.
s.ears Tickets good until u'ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tb, Penn.ylysni. Genital Company runs an Einisrant
Aceomp Line. VIII CHI aords conf rtsbo mode OF
parties svas wsst~ ard Ct one-hAn mo 's
Of fare. y,vtours
BY this route Of oil descriptions can be iorw"ded
TO ana from any point the Railroads OF oho hen,ucny
ROAD DIRECT or 20 any port On the AassAoc 'e VI '"o
West BY ..,amrrs from Phtsburyh.
Thr rate. Freight TO aud from any poast In me eM ~
b P.n..vyania Central Raoad ~ ali times as favorable
ns are charged by other kaifoad efehas. snu
ipr tho transportation OF their Feisht 10 sais
Company can rely w'h eohnu sToc yK
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock VIII hnd th moN &C.
xn,T,ou route Cnpacious Yards, we'll "atered and sup
"a n, az every atisnion paid to their wants
tfo,n Harrisburg. where VII 10 found every
feeding ard resting choice of.sS Of ,hs pHlaAoIh
j. L ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Assor'iiouse
LEECH l. Co. Freight Asen... u,u,. .,
No Aston House aud No. South Willie urss
MCDONALD BlsChotF, EmiSlIa hseu.a;
cNOCH LEWIS General Sspssiuts,.dsDt Aise0pa'Ps
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Amnsements.

NIBLOD GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGER....WM WQEATLEY.
MONDAY June 70, 1868.
SECOND MONTH,
go AND the -.-.s .
FURORE INCREASING.
DELIGHTED AND INTELLIGENT AUDIENCES
GREETING
John Broughsui's romantic Drama, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
with the fsttering toksnA OF
APPLAUSE AND DELIGHT
THIS SPACIOUS AND COOL TaEA1ER BElN0
CROWDED NIGHTLY 10 IFS UTMOST -.
The csebrated Iri.h COmedi.n and vocsli..
Mr.. COLLINS.
who hiss purchased the sole right Of the production Of III
cec brated play In Amercs Ia his famous character Of
CARRlCkFERGUS,
AZ Irish Soldier Of Fortune, with tie Songs. WINE
BhiGHT VINE" and WHILE THERE'S LIV0
THERE'S HOPE,
Mr. WIN wHEATLEY
p ms cele1rsted character OF Capt HENRI DE LAGAH"
y. SHEWELL, J. g. BURNETT. J. w. COLLIER,
T. LAMB Z. MORDAUNT, &c. Nine PONI5I MIRA J.
r. ALLEN, q. JORDAN. No
n SPLENDID SCENERY, by selwyn, Hayes, Hnliard
0alGINAL MUSIC, under II. D. Dodxorth'. direction.
rhERFECr MECHANICAL EFFECTS. by Fuize, Runyos
w INV FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS By MI. &
DOJBLE CORPS DE BALLET,
In ca ,taessrsic Dances, arranged by Sisnor Ronzsn
ova S'noe open daily, from till 8, seats -
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors opsna
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STEAMBOATS, ana uaiIroa0s.

h1RECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
- FUkD. connecting nth Railroad 70 SPRINGFIELD.
NORTHAMPTON. BELLOWS FALLS BRATrLE-
bOhO &c. Stesner GRANITE STATE Leaves peCk-.ip
a., pm Monesy Wednesday aud Friday. steamer CITY
Ts HnRiFORO leaves Peck.,lip ?. IN, Tuesday
Tue Goat. oil this line tsclss Sound steamers aud are
New-fors, MAY IS 1853
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HARLEM. AND ALBANY

NEW YORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAILROAD.-Traias will leave s6h-ss Dspo'-For Al.
bapy lo:3p IN. stopping At Nhism'brdgr. Waite
Pi.ins Bedford Ia aud stations rcfb TO Albany
with Central and Northern halros or saaosa
AID eli points northwest; for CToton Fails, 10 m for
Whit. Plsps s;l3 and iOa m 2:SO t:lO and m and
sl5 m from whio-st Depoti tor WilamsoIiege-S:le'
" IN 49, ilo. 6l3 p. Croion Falls. WIN ains
and Wli.m.briss tTans stop at all stations for Dover
Plains o. NJ lstopping at White Plains and sstions north
70 Dover Returning leave Albany at $40 IN, on Arrival
Of Northern and Western Trains. stopping o. al 'aons
foa, Chatham to Crotou FLls also Bedford White Plains
sd VIII lsmsoriige, Dover Plains, 5tS M; stopping at
ell station. north Of snd at White Plains Crotch fhs,
WiiiapsbrJx, $50 Croton Fslls. bi.s Plains. and
Willamsbndsc trains stop at ell stations, sunday TX
cn,,Ion Tr,in. AT Half FARE For Crotop Falls 9:3
stoppns ct sill Stations except Yokve For Wilamofdso
9:l5 II 30 ana i:3J sioppin. al All st'uon-.
ips leave White Plains 6:l0 . m Nilism,ordse 80
iol5 ~ i2:lo 3;lG $40. p. White Paiua aud VIII
r.m,Jrse tram. stop ~ siicn. trtpu ii' p H.
.,opuns At all Station. north Of and a. WlsmsbIidce
JOHN BuRCHILL, Superintendent
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yrxv 2T 90 10 bbis Flour, III bbs Corn Meat I'M
bbl, WHISKY 90 push Wnest. lls2o bush Corn ~
do O.t 10 bush Rye 400 pksa Provisions 4'S Do Lx&
rs do Ashes. z, 200 do. Butter, 100 do. Petroleum.
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IauG Ga .i:ir'G
TR,lSs LEAVE NEW YORK;
FOR New Have, :, ,t.Nl ll.30 e l2l3 tEx. !,
7.3n On 80 so ard Z IN.
FOR B.ies.eort ! . GIj. llo'a mi l2l' tEI 30
Tx J 20 % snd .. IN.
Por Milford and stafford = 1872 M; $50 so D.
For Fairfield Southport, AMI Weipon il3o e. III. 50,
b. - p M -
rsf Nor~.s. !, go iico I. l2i3 (EIl, 30 (ELl.
sor D,risn AMI Gieep~Ieh7. $50. IL % m $50 49,
ror stamford :. Ex). 80, 1880. lai5 (EI) %
fErD -. ~. Sd. i,
For Por, Ch~.oG ani intermediate stations 40. ll3oa
IN. 3 30 40. ~, % p. m.
For Port Il e.tcf Al New.Nochele. D 2 m
CONH ECrlNG TRAINS.
For Boston, Springfield, g NJ. ltI 30 tExb ep m
Fer Boston. va Shore Line l2.l3 tEI }, y m -
For Hartford sBd Springfield, n III. (Exl, Ri9, 40
CEI.l, p =.
For Connecteut River Railroad to Montreal . m tEI
49,, ard II IS p. IA. 20 Northampton: - :,
For Hsh'ord. Providence and Fbhsii hahiosd' m
for wHsveu New London ard s,Oniug.on Railroad at
0 O. NJ. II IS 23o. y p. m
For Canal Railroad, - IS p. m. to Northampton
For Ilou-Als nio Railroad. 3 .. ~, 25l r. III.
For kaagsiuck Railroad, 8 q. N, 23J p H.
For Danburv srd NorsAlk Railroad. r. In.i 40 r. NJ
CommoJiou, Sl-epius Cars attached TO p. N. Train
JAMES n. HOYT, Superintendent.
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Hnantial.

A II A MEETING Of the BOARD of DIREC.
~ TORS OF the NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY held
JUDe u, 1888. dividend OF THREE AND a HALF PER
CENT WIS declared common stock sud -FOUR PEN
CENT on Preferred Stock, PAYABLE and after Of
uy nert at the Transfer Ofcs OF the Company No los
Lberty.s, NewYork Iae Scrip sud stock Transfer Book,
will be clo'ei from the 20th mat. TO Is, prorino
Tue annual interest the Scrip viii ps payable at the
same place and date.
A. II. fARLIN Treasurer and Secretary
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sArvRpAy June sT-Stock transported l,ss week lS Gag
Cattle 10 logs. Sheep. Is cars Aerssss
| Poultry. 10tAi, l&1 cas- Increase, cU
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NOR NEWPORT via NEW-lORK and
II NEW MAVEN snd SHORE LINE RAILROAD On
.nd .,er MoNDAY June 49, 1853 AIN wiz lo,ys h'h'
I, md ih.ay vt ": IS y. paging through Nu" iAven
onJou snd Stonington to Best Ore-pwich with
ON, change csr, when the ,plendd steamer Asr ~,
in Tor Nrwport tGodins splendid SAT- iowA N,u,sA.set
~ .I,iv.s g 10 D. M Ticket, sod aud sss.ags he'd
thIeugh. sAS II. nv" ~ '~Pe''ASe"~'"''
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WIIIIAsSRpRoU SAvixaa RIrx

VILITAHSHVHWH SAVINGS HAHk, Z
Corner o. son b Sd aud stbsts, Brooklyn, y. u.
hVlDEND NOTlCE.-Depostor are hereby
~ notified that Semi Annual Dividend At he rate Of SIS
tol YER CENT PER ANNUM on all sums Of three dollars
and upward that shall hvs been deposited three
the first day Of July GeIt viii be paid depoo ard
alter MONDAY July 20 free from Government Inter.
principal
Deposits made before the lea day Of July next will
draw interest from the lst
The funds Of this Institution securely invested in bonds
and mortgages real estate worth double the
and in City, County snd United States Bonds.
The Bauk for business dsy tSundays and Hodsys
eIoepted -On Mondays aud SatuIGsJs from to O'Clock
p m and on Tuesday, Wednesdays. Thursdays. and FRI
days, from 10 . III. to 2 p m-June %. 1863
WIN WALL, President.
S ShqhaN fIcA hrI'j;os v.o.pre.id.ua
SAMrEI H. TErsLOw SECRETARY.
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y1FRSUAW & BIRD. LAW and COLLECT

IN ING AGENCY No "a Che'tnut-st Philadsiph'A
mi. arm b., facilities Tor collecting claims and adjusting
,,,t,I, r,quifng legal aid, la every county III ut IoJA
s,,t,. in Tho Canadas and In Europe, and cAn Hrodnee
re-. legal matter. DO attended TO to r.spon'oe AZ
,ons,s al any desired point Lette" Of 0iuirJ pomp"'
snsTrIod ,.u,.,.,,. , n. i,o.,,.d of
n to thslr standing for integrity.
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STATE oy CoSsHcTicrr,

TKKAsUEYts OFFICE HARTFORD jane j, 1857
GALE or STATE BONDS.--Sealed ltrOpo-
y "a, for the purchase Of LOO 900 Of the Bondsoi the
Stat. OF Copneoeut will be received OF the Office OF TIE
treasurer in Hartford uu,n the tth day OF June 1903 q,
noon said proposals. viii be opened in the presence OF
ouch bidder, etooIo 10 attend and tie Bond. awarded to
abe highest biddeIs
Zach proposal mus, be scoou panied With certificate Of
certified cheek OF Any in the states OF
SonSeetsut or ~ INC Cliy o.
.eury for Toe faithful foihent Of tho bid and returned to
the ounsr IA their order.
Itis provided ths no bid be seo.y,sd AZ s than the
par value OF the Bends snd full ptJmss funds in
New Yori and Boston viii be required within five days asr
xotics Of acceptance
The Bonds dated January 1853 and psysble twenty
ysars date the ITeasarsrs Onbs with d Der csnt
coupons attached psys5e the in January and
Jolly Of esoh. year.
The ssle the above Bonds IL authorized by &c, Of the
4saersi Assembly passed at thex special session,
Der 1864 and the faith and credit VI the State pledge. for
thsiI rsdslEtioG. GABRIEL w: COlT,
State Tfcssurer
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Cost ano Gour6.

EOUND-Tn a Wah-st. Stage (on Friday,
June 2sD. a POCKET-BOOK oout,inirg Money. &c
he owner can have by calling on V. PECK, No. Ia
Nail.t Port Wsrdeu's OH o. No. n Ea,, 3Ji-st.
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Estate OF ILLINOIS TRRAsuRgh's OpYrcz,
SpKIsGFIKLD, June g. 1861

OFHINUTThLD 2,
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Treasurer OF the State OF Illinois will and after the
FIRST MONDAY Of JULY NEXT until the 10Th day Of said
mouth We ready. the American Exchange Bank Now.
Yok 10 PAY the INTEREST mstu lag the first Monday
Of July. 1862 the PUBLIC DEBT Of the STATE Of ILL
NoIS
The interest then due and called for prior Nh. 2oh
day Of July viii thereafter be paid only thu Office Of the
Treasurer ofhe State Of Illinois. in tho City OF Springfield
Holders ofIllIuois and Michigan Canal Bonds when,
pons exhausted. required present the bonds
ALEXANDER srARNE,
State Treasurer.
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TI'HE MAGNIFICENT iirst-class, iun.powered,
Il iron scrrw.ss,amer.
an r. X y T. Y"
Commander O. A. PROUD. f. ". r.,
37N TuSs BURDEN 40 liossK.POvER.
WIN SAL JULY O. iroa New ioa Liverpool calling At
Con- TO receive end deliver Passengers and di.psches
HNes OF Passage psy-b.s L. Firs Cabin accord.
in, scoomuocstioE,) fBD e95 slo; Including every
requ,. except Wines and Liquors which can DO obtained
Oh board
Children bs,vesu ard u h,if price Infsn,s free
Gts.fsss ca CEidIen 70 |! yeA5s, hail price Infants
s.
An sIpesi.need Surgeon will b. carried For Ps.,.s-,
spplyto ISABEL SCARE, No. q Broadway, N y.
10 Do follow ed Uy the SHANNON on thr 9th.
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financial.
UNITED SrArHs TRrh.uRY. !,
NEw.l OAK. Juus u lg61. I

UNITED ST,TYs TRr,.uRY
Nsw.foaK June ~ 1869. !
SHALL continue, until the lst July next, in.
cusivo, to receive deposits OF UNITED STATES LEr
CALENDER NOTES for conversion into United States
siI Per Cent BOpd' commonly called Fvs.T sen,es inter
oct payable @nianuuay IN gold. After said 10, July. the
night to make such conversions by Act Of Congress-
JOHN j. CISCO.
As,saDt Treasurer, u. y.
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sr.Tn OF MICHIGAN. STATE TEHA,uEKS. o,yios

Stars on MICHIGAN, srATs iEHasuEKk'. OIyios
Lss.sG, Jun. !. 49,
NOTICE is hereby given that the SEVEN PER
MONT BONDS Of DO Stat. d Michigan, stowa - tn.
TEMPORARY LOAN" ssusd under the prOvisisns 81
an act providing for Temporary loan Ico>sa'y" .p
proved January 10Th 1883 and rumbeea from number OSE
10 FIFTY inclusive dhsd July let 1883 and gr thou
s.nd ao.s sb fsdsen,bo =. The pleasure Of the Stat. Al
us aef he -Ipraion Of two yssn from tie bret ds'
Of july 1855" viii be- PAID a. the Metropolitan Bsnh In TIE
city OF EsS York tue hrt day Of july Dox Interest VIII
be topped from date sd the Interest coupons
n-nd, }. OWEN State Treasurer
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" prox the Seven Cent Municipal bonds Of 1881
sy able the Ameucsa Exchange Bsnk viii De paid OF
after date Of coupons at the Office OF
DUNCAN, SHERMAN a Co. VI Pine sDl Nassau.
Az. New.Ycrk.
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NOTICE is.hereby gwen that, IL pursuance and
~ .re order Of thc Supreme Court OF the sais
ofEewYogs made at Special tern thereof h.a Of tn ecny
~. CITY 4 Erootyn IN th. County Of King IN and
Tor tie Second Jsdcai DiHnct Of sAid State. Oh tho
snrt.enh day Of july. A ID. 1853. ], tho suoscribcf
:. H.c.Iysr Of the ,ioei, property thiRss in atios
cltites funds sud Effects Of the BROOkLYS FLINT
NeeSants R1ehsns. ssissroom, Ne. 100 Liberty street
in The CRY Of Ses YsIk the twenty -sventh dsy Of
Jun4 A. -. 1855, IL O'Clock NOON oil tbs remaining
gbt nt.sts cms and demands OF the said the bfosl IN
F,, ls,s Company in to lo,ters patent for an i'm
pf.ysueut la the bs.tsTe q ltDterl mentioned In the
srh on which 10 ,sd order vss granted and Of which
b. onrinr este patent Issued 10 Hugh 5sngd.r and
Jane, S gsts By the Itor.r authorities OF TIE Uned sa'eA
IN q, sbo; the tor 10 d., Of Juno A. D. 1851 and hich
on the suareso-r " said Original tter patent were e"1sd
uoa al about the 2lst dAJ o. Aa
ut u 1855 Said .sl. TO Ia made for cssh, AID 1t the
disk Of tie purchaser 81 yurohe.orl
For nuy rl Information Ia regard 10 the interests 70 be
ssld apply 70 either Of the dsngued-DA.ed Newf York
Nov 81 Is.s JOHN THOMPSON, Receiver
~ No 80 5ouih.WIiainst y Y. ,
LucIxs BED,HIs Attorney 70. Receiver. No 40 Broad
n. Y. Je EN
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" iEfforr Iuctious>T.
DY y. T. ATKINSON a Co.
AZ LNIIED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE
COTTON ASD SUGAR.
By ot1 and undsr fhe difsc''1u Of
HIa an BARNEY. 90 As,,t Of ~, Uuitsd States,
II ESuAN. J0uo ~ At = - lHos,
al tie W.ft strsfcntl. rof,f . ~ 81 al Fsogsso
roo tale. GULt COTTON
200 bale. sLA IsLAND COTTON
b,s W at ADD DRIED CUIIOS
IS Lhi.. n -. SUGAR
bbs COPfkh
Terms opk.
add will 10 ready for examination the
10Th last
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
1850.

iscl SUMTER aBgtN1EMENr, 1853.
COMaENCi%D 49, Dr.. 10
PASSENGER Station en- ZEE -. LOST and +tasy.
Linus. "a .t.i-rG
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6n!ca bn Aurilou.

A. -. -iFsvrN Eteuols-..
DY BANGS. hENNIS a Co.. Irving Build.
ID ips, Not. -. ,n3 - Br..drAy ssl,s Of BsssA sts
uepsry Pierfe, Mofts q Art FsnoT 6oois Furniture "a
MONDAY ANp TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Jure - aid - q q O'clock
PRIVATE IlnNAAi. Of ht.Sa..., - Nicola neon,
Be. - tso.-u. .,, = hS7 - ~. a. .nJ !, -
. ROsL WOOD BOOhCAsE. AMI . MAHOGANY BOOK
CASE.
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TiNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORR HARSOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
mo Al HALIFAX AID CORK HARBOR
AFRICA ston. leaves Bouon.... sdn-sisy June ~
SCOTIA. Judkos ...~@v.s N-".forh. sdnssdsy. July
CANADA. Noodle leaves boston. edn-sdsy Juy
CHINA Ard.r.ou. saves k.v.Yort edaesdsy. July is
ASIA ShInnon...ea Bo.ou.... ednesasy, Jolly ~
PERSIA Lott. ..ic,Yss Sosiofk ..Ne3resdAy. Juy 10
srv.IOkk TO lfysAfOOL
thi~s tahiN feseasa..... .-ss.ss.ss.ss StS%
btcstG Cabin "a ssfc..................... WV
Yaas n0.iss 20 LvEaPooL
Ch'sf Cabin Pa,sssr. .......,............, Sil7 20
sscs { A0ia f,sss.r..................... " "
tsy.h. n toii " IL tQV.sn. In United Sta.es eaEen
fer.L. ~ secured untB Tai4 i0r
An sIltflencsj ~ufy-on on board
Is ~ these sLtys VAL not be accountable Ter Sp-
81. or y.la,5-. Bis Of LAdinx having tho vaiae
.l..~ th-F.f--
Y iINARD No. Z Bowllnssr.en.
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NOTICE-Th. steamship CITY OF COhk will ssii
WEDNESDAY, n.it lu July with 'p.acid seeonmod.iica
for fsw caba add ser.gs IasDse 1t reduced rar' pay
able IN United stA.ss esusnoJ. JOHN Il. DALE.
Acct
CTFAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
y Of Qs..m,owu, tCoh Bsrbcr I'm. ~eLtnosn steam
on, of ~. Liverpool New orr and fhlaIelp his se4I.h2
totapsay ere tsi-udsl to s.il a. lolows
CITY OF MkNCufSTHR..... saturday July 4
CRY 81 Northumberland. saturday y y
CtIy OY BAIIA,yRF saturday, july 10
As1 s,-r, ,so<1cdlpx SATURDAY. at noon, f.s 49,
North River.
HITgs PA.AGs
Psyshls IN told or is eeui,alsnt Ia currency;
FlHST car fS......stO 20 sIEEkAGE.........'eI. ~
Fr, al TO London. O. & steers ago Loudon.. -
Ilrt C.ba TO P.i... % sol st,srsTp to Paii,. 90 -
Vf sbin to smnuE ~ oISlo.fs.s TO hameuis ~ ~
Pn,.uxsr, .,o forwarded 10 isus Bremen ROTTERDAM
Anir.rY ko.. u rqaaliy D. faiss - -
Fsr., ,for Liverpool o. 1esr''own; lot Cabin SO
ans st,,tnr. ~ gio,r vEo wish to send Tor their
fr.u., can buy iitIet,h eia a. hess fais'.
fsrisub> irfUm.iioh Apply at the compsny' sheea
JOHN T.. DALE. Agent. No. Il Broadway. y. Y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
HUNTING FOR CEDAR TIMBER.

In New Jersey there are men who
make it business to dig up the cedar
trees buried for centuries in tho
swamps, and cut them into shingles of,
it is said, extraordinary excellence
A correspondent of the New York
Post thus describes the timber, and
the process of "getting it out":-
''These swamps are very valuable,
an acre of such timber commanding
from five hundred to thousand dol
lars. A peculiar feature Of the
swamps is that the soil is of purely
vegetable growth, often twenty feet or
more in depth. This peaty eaith is
constantly accumulatlng, from tho
fall of leaves and boughs, and trees
are found buried in it at all depths,
quite down to solid ground. The tim
Der so buried retains its buoyancy and
color, and it is considered so valuable,
that large numbers of workmen are
conctantly employed in raising and
sdlitting the logs into rails and
shingles. In searching for the lcrs
tilc WOlkludil uses I'LL lTOll TOu, WHICH
he thrusts into the soil, and by repeat
ed trials ascertains the size and length
of the wood he strikes, and then by
digging down obtains chip, by the
smell of which he can determine
whether it is worth removal. The
number of shingles produced from the
wood of these submurged forests is
veiy great; from the little town of
Dennisville, i'll this county, as many
as eight hundred thousand, valued at
twelve thousand dollars, have been
sent to market in year. From tho
same place thousands of dollars worth
of whito cedar rails are annually sent
out. The deposits of timber at this
point extends to an indefinite depth,
and although, from the growth above
it, believed to be two thousand years
old, is all entirely sound, and will sup
ply, for years to come, the draft up
omit"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
INSTINCT OF APPETITE.

About three years ago the little
daughter of a farmer ON The Hudson
river had fall, which induced long,
painful and dangerous illness, ending
in blindness; medication ayailod moth
ing. by accident, switch containing
maple buds was placed in her hand,
when she began to eat them and call
ed earnestly for moIe, and continued
to eat them with ayidity, improving
meanwhile in her general lealth for
some fifteen days or more, when this
particular relish left her, and she call
ed for candy; and as in the case of tho
buds, ate nothing else for two weeks,
when this was also dr.pped-a more
natural taste returned with returning
eyesight and usual health. This was
instinct calling for these articles of
IUUu wnIcn contained the elements, the
want of which lay between disease and
recovery.
A gentleman, aged thirty-six seem
ed to be in the last stage of consump-
tive disease, when he was seized with
an uncomfortable desire for common ia
bic salt; he spread it in thick layers
over his meat, and over his bread and
BUTTER he carried it in his vest pocket,
which was daily emphed by eating a
pinch at time. He regained his
health, and remained well for years
afterwards.
There are many persons who can
record from their own personal eX-
perionce, the beginning of return
to health from gratifying some insa
tiate desire. The celebrated Prot.
Caldwell was fond of relating i'll his
lectures that young lady, abandoned
to die, called for some pound-cake.
which "sHienov'' would have pronoun-
ced deadly dose but, as her case
was considered hol eless, she was graf
ited, and recovered, living i'll good
health afterwards.
But in some forms Of dyspepsia, TO
follow the cravings of appetite is to
aggravate the disease. In low fcyers,
such as typhoid, yielding to the cra-
wings is certain death. To know when
and how to follow the instinct of app
petite-to crafty the cravings of ma
turo-is Of inestimable value. There
is rule which is always safe, and will
save life in multitudes of cases where
the most sllillfully exhibited !" drugs
have been entirely unavailing. Par
take at first, of what nature seems TO
crave, in very small quantities if no
uncomfortable feeling follows, gradu-
ally increase the amount, until 10 mole
is called for.
These suggestions and facts find
confirmation i'll the large experience
of that now beautiful and revered
inme, Florence Nightingale, whose
memory viii go down with blessing
and honor side by side with that Of
John Howard She says: 81 have
seen-not by one or tens, but by hun
dreds-cases where the stomach not
only Graves, but digests things which
have never been laid down in any die
tary for the sick, especially for the
sick whose diseases were produced 10y
bad food. Fruit, pickles, jams, gin
gergread, fat of ham, of bacon, suet,
cheese, buttermillS, &C., were admins
tered freely, with happy result, simply
because the sick crdredthem.-ISeientfc
| -1mericdR.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14

A MIsrAKE.--Many persons who ad-
nit that the Administration is violat-
ing the Constitution, say:
at will be easy enough TO settle all
that hereafter" Mistaken men. The
only time at which it is easy to resist
cncrochments, is in the beginning, and
when nation puts off the settlement
to future day, it is beginning TO be
enslaved. "As we cannot" says Mac
auly, "without the risk of evils from
which the imagination recoils; employ
physical force as a check on misgov-
ernment, it is evidently our wisdom to
keep all the constitutional checks on
misgovernment in the highest state of
efficiency, to watch with jealousy tho
first beginnings of fencroachments, and
never to suffer irregularities, even
when harmless in themselves, TO pass
unohallengcd, lest they acquire the
forcc of precedents. +"