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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-25
large and very attractive list of
BEAUTIFUL NEW JUVENILES

Polly Grey's Jewels; Walter and the Prize Dou N
in Mine: The Circus; Kenny Carries Uniform .
Sargent's Temperance Tales; The Fanfan Stories-
and many others, admirably adapted for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-25
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

MEMOIR OF DANIEL STAFFORD.
distir guished President OF one of our New Eng
land Colleges declares this THE sEsr NrNorn he
ever read. nv
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04
The Tithinsman.

Vsare rratfed to learn that President Davis has re-
moved a Bradford who recently appointed Tithing-
nan for this State. This is step in the right direction
Nj B. is no doubt worthy man personally, and it is
bable be would have made good officer but the fact
mi he citizen of another State appointed to office in
m lie duties of which responsible and so deli
we have so many four citizens who are quail
fi for the place rendered it indispensable that he should
h removed We are glad that the President has needed
s meetings held by the people the subject and the re-
-oustrance, by Gov Vance against the appointment.
We take for granted that the President is disposed to
ct in such a way as to the gnod opinion of our
,gve Let him. therefore, clnse his ears to the hreng
rses Of s City whose conductors have but little in
srs in saciety aud who governed solely by malice
l revenge These presses and the unscrupuous leaders
81 i. aagh and elsewhere who own and control them,
mot represent the people of the State, but only small
a,on wh ch if permitted to WELD influence at Rich
rd will be sure 10 add the dsc1ntent and ill feeling To-
vs the ADMINISTRATION prevailing in North Carolina
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04

We publish to-day the proceedings of public meetings
IN several Counties relation to the Tthngman and on
e subject of peace We glad to observe the commen-
3,ory manner in which the CASTOR County meeting re-
m TO Gov. Vance; and trust the people every where
N hold up his hands, and cheer and encourage him in
,srformance Of his duties. He has many weghty re-
Tbties upon him. and he needs the support of all his
tis An encouraging word is very grateful to pub.
T. s,r7snt, especially difficult and trying crisis like
the present
W. NAV not be able to agree with Gov. Vance in all re-
.s hut we cheerfuly bear testimony to his patriot
-, his singeness of purpose and his devotion to the
c,,,s oreT which be presides. Let Conservative
ss, especially bear in mind that division and discord
ranks is the most darling object with our opponents;
hat they would sacrifice every thing to separate Gov
v,s from tose who elected him, and whom he must
,plv rely for support Let us dsapPont these gentry
II m determine to maintain Conservative principles in
.,8 npstration of public affairs, aud keep the Destruc
~ leaders where they do little harm possible to
Il, psoe and to free governmen-that is in private life
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04
rnAHoUsANDsO OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH.

TWNHOUSANDSO OF BOXES OF THE SOUTHa
Il ERN HEPATIC PILLS have been ordered in one day.
Wherever known their continues. Without nufing.
they have gained ground by their real value. @ More
than five hundred persons known to have been cured
by these Pills. 81
This excellent family medicine is recommended by the
proprietor good only for diseases of the Liver His
respondents say that they also Bilious Rheumatism,
Pneumonia CGs and Fevers Billions Fevers, Piles aud
Worms. They perfectly safe medicine.
Peter Walden, Esq., Of Dnwdde County, Virginia, after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious Rheu
matism aud Peurisy says my Doctors bill has been
heretofore from tl75 $500 per year. have used them
hese ps for family, which consists of eighteen white
and cOored, and have not called in Doctor This is
great saving They certainly the best family medicine
discovered"
Rev John W. Potter of Greene county, Norh-Carolina
physicians had not been able to He says:
menced takug the Hepatic Pills with confidence in
have improved. have persevered in their use until nOW
by Gods blessing am we'll and hearty. had negro
who, believe, saved from death by dJse OF
these pills My Doctors bill was annually from 300 to
500, but have had no use for physician since
ThOs. II. Raney, Esq, Granville county n. c.,
find your pills be the best family medicine baye ever
used They have proved very beneficial in my
have been very afflicted for years. and b. trel
every kind of medicine that could get but have found
more relief from your pills than all others Ny disease is
bronchial afctIOn, and complete prostraton Cf the
system. have used them in ten fifteen
in family, and find them to be the very med cine Tor
nearly all family diseases"
The great the price of ingredients and the heavy
taxes compel the proprietor to increase the retail price
quit the manufacture They not profitable to him
than when sold at lower rates.
PRGcE-$l5 so box. For $l5 dozen boxes will be sent
prepaid any part of the Confederacy Those who desire
less than dozeS boxes must apply to the druggists
Grelt reduction made 10 cGggsss and HrcTHts aO1 JT
By the gross Cash must always accompany orders:
Address GEORGE. W. DEEdS
W!ison, n. G.
August 3, 1868. 6S-w&swimpd.
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our CAUSE AND CoURSEI-TO PEO-

" PIE OF NORTH CAROLlNA.-Ofhce Chief Com.
'mIssary, s., GreensbnrOugh, July 9th, 1863.
COnformaby to the Circular of the COmmissary General
of Subsistence approved by the Secretary of War the
CommsSariat Department in this State is divided into
four Districts for the purchase and proper distribution
Subsistence stores aud chief purchasing cOmmssary of
ability and experience has been appointed each district
who has appointed sub-agent for each county.
This system deemed adequate to meet such
emergencies as may arise, and hereby earnestly ap-
peal to the people of this State to bring forward to
these purchasing agents of the Government all articles
of subsistence of every kind which they can possi-
bly, spare This patriotic duty which every good eiti-
owes his country and it hoped that there will be no
necessity for mpreSSng such articles the army will be
obliged to have for its support The orders in force ind
cate but method by which Commssaries from other
States whether at depos with armies in the field can
obtain supplies from this State and strict adherence to
them is indispensable to develop the resources of the
States alike All District COmmisSaries in this State and
their subcommssares and agents are therefore hereby
directed to prohibit interference within their appropriate
limits and If shipments of purchases made be attempt
ed they will take steps to prevent them and if necessary
impress the stores. -.
Resident Quarter Masters respectfully requested
refuse transportation to such shipments and report the
to the commisSary whose District the transactions
occur. JAMES SLOAN,
Maj, and Chief Commissary,
for the State of North Carolina.
Aug 8, 1858. S2-w4t.
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Northern News.

The flag of truce boat at City Point the 1st instant
brought seven hundred wounded Confederates.
Gen. Spaulding has been appointed Commissioners of Ex
change in place of Col. Ludlow transferred.
New York papers of the 30th have been received The
Secretary of War has decided that Morgan aud his officers
shall be confined in the Ohio Peuitentiary until the rebel
authorities release the officers of negro troops captured
some time ago in Georgia
There is another invasion excitement in Kentucky,
caused by the advance force of cavary under Pegam f
teen hundred strong, towards Lexington -Four hundred
Federas attacked at Richmond, overpowered and
badly cut up The people of South Kentucky river were
panic stricken and fed North. Martial law has been de-
clared at Lexington. ALI citizens have been called to
telegram from Washington dated 29th, says, the New
York Tues that Gilmore, in command at Charleston
has been promised all the renorcements he needs Charles
ton must fall sayS that paper) if energy and fifteen inch
guns will accomplish the result.
same line 1t did two months ago. The recent active
ments will necessarily be followed by period of compar
tive inaction.
The Imperial arrived at St. Louis from New Orleans
the 28h. national salute fired in honor of the open
ing of the Mississippi Two steamers have left for New
Orleans with heavy freight. The steamer ArripQc from
Wilmington with five hundred and seventy six bales of
cotton etc. captured BY the ICqpos on the 25th and
has arrived at New York.
The Spanish Government has officially denied the re-
ports to the effect that it in negotiation with France
on the subject of recognition of the South.
Gold at New York on the 29th, l27 1-2. Two months
ago gold was l40 in New York
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MISSISSIPPI DEsERrERs.-The Richmond Enquirer, no
cing the fact that certain Mississippi regiments who
were in Pemberon's command at Vicksburg were on the
fall of that place. parOed for exchange and ordered to re-
port at Demopols admits that thousands of them have
gone aside from the direct route to pass days at
home" When Mssissppans desert they simply ego
aside" We trust the Enquirer will not have to report
that these soldiers who have thus gone aside have not
made their appearance at DemOpols at the time desgna-
ted When North Caronians DESERT they are told of it
in plain terms; and addition to this the assumption
made which not at all sustained by the facts that North
Carolina has deserers than any other State We
heve she has fewer deserers than any other State.
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NORIH.CARoLINA, A, RUTHERFORD
Aug. 8, 1853

- Junty Court Of Equity, in vacation, z8th july
o Of Jszekah BIaukenchp deceased and others j.
w Blankenchp, Hampton BIankenchip and Joseph "Gl-
lum and wife Sarah.
of the estate of the said Hezcks deceased
and it appearing that the dsndants nOnresdents OF
said State publication therefore ordered to be maize IN
the Raleigh SGDIrd for six successive weeks notylng
the deens to be aud appear at the next Court TO be
he'd E said county the Court House in
on the 2d Monday in September next there and then to
Mead answer or demur to plaintiffs petition or
ro will be them, and an account Or
dereG and the estate settled. ~,
2Sth July, 1858. L. b: Dhi An u
Aug. 8, 1853. (pr. adv $loJ Own.
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ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING

ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING
Ia Board, 9TH Congressional District Ashboro', N. C.,
July %, 1858.
In accordance with General Orders No a. Conscrpt of
ce Camp Holmes n G., notice is hereby given that the
Enrolling Officers and Examining Board will visit the
counties comprising the 18th Congressional District at the
following times and places
S0th Reg't N g. Militia, Ausnn county. at WadesbOro'-
August 2Uh.
Sist Regt N c. Militia, AnsOn county, at Wsdesboro.
August 2lSt and 22d.
SD Regt N. c. Militia, Stanly county, at Albemare,
August oath and 25th
SD Regt N c. Militia Montgomery county, at Troy,
August 9th and 29th
5st Regt N c. Militia, Moore county at Carthage Au-
gust 3lst and September lst and I'd.
49th Regt n c. Militia, Chatham county, at Pittsboro,
September 4th and 5th.
5Oth Regt N. c. Militia, Chatham county, at PittsborO
September 7th, 9Th and 9th.
63d Regt N. c. Militia, Randolph county, at AshbOro,
September llth and 9th.
Gath Reg't N. c. Militia Randolph county, at AshborO,
September l4th and 18th.
65th Regt N. C Militia, Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th and 18th.
18th Reg't N G. Militia, Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th, 2lst and 22d.
The Coonels of Militia Regiments in this District will
that the following persons are present at the time and
places above specified:
All persons arriving at the age of IS since the last enroll
may be specially ordered before the Board Enrolling Of
cer and every between the of 80 and As
years. whether previously exempted not and all Subst
tutes discharged from the service.
All persons who fail report (ncluded in the above
de the places of rendezvous at the time appointed will
be considered as deserters. J. NJ. LITTLE,
lst 1t. and Enrolling Officer 7th Con Dist.
PETER 6. SNOWDEN,
Surg. and Chairman Examining Bo-rd.
Auc Q 1s63 E3-4t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04

EMPORTANT SALE OF IMPORTED IL
II QUORS AT AUCTION.-We will sell in front of our
Auction and Commission Stores Tuesday the th day
of August, 1863 at II O'clock A NJ the following con-
sigument of Liquors. brought BY the steamer Ad-
vance: 30 kegs, extra No Jamaica Rum; IL cases. one
doz. bottles each best French Brandy These l0uors
were selected for medicinal purposes, and are pure
CREECH & LITCHFORD
AuctiOneers
Aug. 8, 1858. so "a
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6 CHEDULE e OF PRICES FOR NORTH.
- CAhOLINA.-We, the undersigned Commission
s OF AppraIsement for the State of North Carolina do
nereoy declare the following prices be those which will
compensation to the of property
r tne use OF the government for the sixty days sub
e 10 should circumstances meanwhile to
make advisable We divide the State into Disric Is,
as heretofore:
DISTRICT No is to consist of all the counties East of
Warren, franklin Johnston. Sampson Blade1 and CO.
lumbus inclusive and in said district the prices shall be
as follOWs:
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Welearn that Mr. Jas N. MCGOWAN, ofths City, who was
clerk in the Quartermasters department of Gen. Baggs
army in Tennessee has received Captains commission
and been assigned to duty in the thing department in
North Carolina Mr.. McGowau is young man of excel
his nronootion
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Frnm Gen. Lees Army.

The great body of Geo. Lees army is massed at Cupep-
n Courthouse. The last Richmond Sentinel says "pas
.ngers by the Central train report the federal troops
ly advancing the direction of Cupepper Courthouse
IS sufficient to say that army is in position to repel
Meade whenever he may make an attack"
Cen Lees army is said to be in good condition and
s,rs Some weeks may elapse before another general
hattie takes place
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We gratifed to learn that Col John A. Graves of
Caswe and Capt. 10. Davis of franklin who were re-
ported as killed in the battle of Gettysburg prisoners
in the hands of the enemy.
We learn also that William Il Young, of the Sd regi-
ment and Simeon Young and Brtton Utey of the 26th,
of this County, prisoners Davis Island New York
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ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH.

E4 ECU TIV DEPARTMEN NORTH.
~ Carolina, Aduants Generals Office Militia Raleigh
August 9, 1868. General Order, No II.
All communications military matters intended for
HIS Exceency the Governor be written and sent
the Aduiant General who will lay them before the Gov
ernOr and return his answer.
H. For the present. the Governor declines to issue any
exemptions from home defence duty and all applications
for such exemption to attention must be forwarded
approval.
By order of Gov. VANCE:
r. s. TUCKER
Maj aud A. A A General
Raleigh Aug. 8, 1863. 63-wGsw2w
~ All daily ?OPers in the State copy one week and
weekly papers twice.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04

STocks.-Old n. c. coupon bonds worth Se5 in Ra-
leigh; eight per cents issue, lO six per cents
ISSUE 45; Bank notes 825 god dollar for ten dol
lars and fifty cents Confederate currency.
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CAN True ?-We find the following item in the
late Northern news
Major General Logan and Col Rawlings, of Gen.
Grants staff who have arrived at Cairo, that Gen.
Sherman had returned to Jackson and reported Gen.
Grant that the leading czehs of that portion of Misss
sPp mpored some action by which the State could be
III ned to the Union. The army and people were COM
pletey dSpirted and ready for peace"
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From WELDON-Every thing quiet at Weldon. The
enemy supposed to have retired; but the late demon
sraon calls for renewed vigilance the part of the au
thortie 1t is than probable that another advance
m Weldon will soon be made.
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Gov. Vance.

We have nothing new from Charleston. The lombard
ment was still going on.
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rnNRINITY COLLEGE.-IOARD FOR THE
u next term will be from o5 to $40 per month. We
shall furnish good board ro s &c This advance is
dered necessary by the creased price provisions
b. CRAVEN.
Aug. 3, 1853. 32w-w2t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-08-04

wv 900 OF NORTH-CARO.
~ lima eight aud six per cent BONDS, new ISSUE fol
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to W. r. RICHARDSON 4 co.
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1853. 68-tf.
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R. V. BLACKST0CK,
Ii Z DID WVN

Com. of Appraisement for N G..
Aug. 8, 1885. 63--w&sw2w.
~ Raleigh Register Wilmington Journal, Western
Democrat Henderson Times, Greensborough Patrut and
Fayetteville Observer will copy weeks in weekly and
weekly aud send bills to the Standard office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
Philadelphia. June y, 1851.
PARTICULAR aoTICH.

There are nsny preparations sold under tde nGHS Of
Bifiers. put up IN GUAM Bottles comIngnued Of the
cheapest viii, KEY rufn, costing IrOa 20
20 c.nts per g2ios, the taste disguised by Anke
Coriacder seed
Of Btters hss caused ard will continue TO
cause long they Gao be sold huDdredsto die the
death OF the dran By their the system ept
Continually under The INF neEee OF Alcoholic Slim anIs
or the worst kind, Liquor an
kept Up, aud The result all the horrors stteD
on adrunkard' life and dcath.
YoT thos- " ho desre and will have Liquor Btiers
we ublish the following receipt. Get One Bottle of
ueoaand : German Ritters and mix with three quarts
OF COED Brandy or RhisAti, aud the resuit viii be 8
prstaralion thai viii far excel medcins viB nes
and excellence ally tae Lnuerous Liquor BteTs
in he market, aud sill cost much less. You will hav
all ths virtue II Hoefands biIitrsin connection with
coed article Liquor, at much less pree tnGn
these interior preparations Will cost you.
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Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, ant
Citizens,

GleTgYneu. k1LWy6TBy ana
Citizens,
TesIif ing OF their personal knowledge, TO the
Elects and rneisal yiriars Of ilters
DO you want something to strengthen you?
10 you want good Appetite
DO you want to build up your Constitution!
DO you want TO feel well
DO you want to get rid of Nervousness ?
Do you want Energy2
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
you do, use HooPLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs.
Frem ker NsEtcs Brora d. D., Ed,tSr al tAe Enfp-
et-pedla Of RsHgieas EHcHisseo.
Although disposed 70 favor cr recormend Pafen
Medicines 10 eeHeTEl throua dstrrst Of their ingre-
aients AID effe Is yet know CT sufficient
whya m may terttls the benefits he believes
hirse 10 received on any sinipe ptep1 alton
In the hope that be may thus contribute 10 The benent
of 0shers,
% Ills The more readily in rega.s ~ Hollands
German Bitl,rs pTepsred by pr. [. N Jast ron, OF
tits cit, beeaase was pre5udced aealnet them Tor
nasny years uLder the preston thai they chief
iy ct acubulic mixture. L AID tbdebtedto nay friend
hobert zser Es9. Ter the sal or this
JUDGE by per tests AID for eLcoE s2eHeNI to try
then VIXEN surrnr rom great and Ions c9utl1Bec de-
b.llty. The three bottles u thesc Bters, the
beginning tbs prrr-nt year followed b, evident
vgor bieh he'd fett Tor months before. ani
had almost dt~paited II reEsinpe. therefore thank
cd and friend oT directing 70 the VI then
J. NEWTON BRCaN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13

Induced BY the extensiv sale and universal popu-
larty OF Hoossnds German Biuers tpurely gstsbIel
hosis gaorent Quacks and ssous
have opened upon suffering mainly the food gates Of
Tos.Tums In the shape OF poor vhskey, viIeiy
pounded with INJURIOUS drugs, and enristened Tones
Stomaehics and BitIers
Beware OF the iunu neTabe array OF Alcoholic pre-
paratons in plethorie bottles, and bag beIlled ga
adcr the modest speculation OF Bites; which instesd
u curing, only sgravste disease and leave dssp
sufferer in uetpair.
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H Bagyoge Checked Through. un
AID Transferred Free.
L II f.ItrIIiS

L X T. l II III L 3.
2! sAs so1'1' rfetshfs .. 81 desc pticnls De
~. ~ - - Atoia FhilaoslfhlA, Ad~ York,
" vs. ..' - A.o rom eli. point OF The
s.@t'sos "a $50 faehtasast i1dlEna, Illinois,
y isconsin, Iowa or A.ssogrt, hi kAILhll A i, an.
khGT.
fns Pennsylvania Railroad also eonner,. :, p,,,.
ouiE vas ~ @Eleh 1oodscE be Tor ART
ed 40 any PoiEt 81 the Ohio. MasAanxuu, X Lntn~x.
-+&@ aaitSe4st -afrsassiptfs Nts
s"hhih saissoeH, hahsAss Arkansas. And nsd XIV
Sfs Aho a. atefrisAns Nahdnsks and thieh go III
sIos a-rs 10 all ports lhe oril W esl-rb ss..
Aerchaatsa shipper snIrustinz Lhe II sa spsrsx
RoI OF tneiffreghtto tnis Com ~ can rkiy viii
condolences 9 It's speedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
Ioandfrom any poiniin he W es, bythe Penpsx,
.shiA 1sntfsl H2lttoAt, are 81 all times AS "a
son a bih as Af.b thAnGbD 81 OTHER IA IL
AUAD COMPANIES.
III Be particular mark pxekages, ssvt Pm
CENTRAL n. H.
FOR Freighl Coutracte or shipping Directions AZ
ply to or address either oil The following ageuts o.
the Company.
u. STEWART Freight Agent, Pistsburxn.
1LARkbG CO. Transfer Agents
IL. W. BROW \ q Co, Cincinnati o.
&c. MELDkUA CO., Madison md
j. n. MOORE. Louisville. NY
W. NJ. Al IMAM y Co., kvansyflle,lnd
X. r SASS, SI.LoEis Missouri.
CLAkgEA CO.. Chicago ILL.,
J. H. NJ LULA Portsmouth %.
kAAEhLf, Il MONTGOMERY, Meysville
henkacky.
wa. & E. l.. LANGLEY ,Gsilipolis, %.
:. PIkRCE d CO., GAINESVILLE %
\. h. HUDSON, Ripley O.
K. G. MhLDHUA, General Travelling Arep;
for he south anawest
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They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky |!

They WILL cuRK the above diseases in ninty-nine
cut OF a hundred.
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GERMAN BrTTERs

Are not and untried article, but have stood
the test Of ff-en years trial By the American putlie
and sher reputation and safe are rsalien by any
similar prepar suon be Foprietcrs have thousands
Of Letters from the most eminent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-13
LIVE STOCK.

Droyerkand Fsrmerswi l1n his he m 8 Ia ayan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Iapaeious Yards web
waiered and supplied with every convenience n ave
heenopened ORR Gittin tkconneciions andeyerx
attention - paldioiheif wants. From HsrrisburSh
where Will be found every convenience for iced INF
and resting schoce Is offered OF the PhlLApkL
PHiA, NEW YoREand BALTIMORE AAKkET
fhis wiilalso be found the shortest quickesi nd
most directroutefor siockt New York-JviaAlleu
town and withfewerch han any other.
kaUCH LEWIS .Gtnera lsupt., Altoona pa
l.. l.. HObPT, Gen Tick OF yt. .phtiadelphis
ii. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Aren
pastastetea