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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
TO OONsUMPTIvEs

COnsumptive sufferers will receive Available prescri-
tOn for the cure Of cOusunption Asthma Broucbitis
and all Ihroat I'D Lung Affections ree of charge by
sending their address to
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
M&CO.-3w6 Kings Co, New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
MONEY FROM THE z2D REGIMENT.

Inc rlTSC NdUIOudl DdDk Oh Fremont mas re-
ceived money from the I'D regiment as follows:
From Capt j. Mack Lennon, Co. B, 81. I.63I,
For Margaret O'Conner two packages Philip s.
Crum (by U. B. Lemmon,) Jonathan Engler,
Barney Staley, G. W. Skinner, Mrs. David
Bruner, Thomas Holcomb, Enos Hoofnaugle,
Mrs. John Dardis (by U. B. LemmOn) JAS
Fitch, Henry Weyraugh.
From Capt. Leroy Moore 60. F, $4295,
For Jas. Moore seven packages, Orrin z. Fra
ry, John Moore, Levi Russell, Mrs. Lydia A.
Russell, Mrs. Mary Entsmeuger, Joel Cornell,
Miss Margaret Brunthaver, Geo. Reynolds Jul-
us Patterson, John Hite Sen., Ezekiel Smith.
Mrs. Esther Crane, JnO. G. Barto, Mrs. Mary
Francis Abram Neff, Mrs. Alice j. Francis, W.
W. Clark, D. NJ. Chamberlain, s. S. Rathburn,
S. S. Wright Mrs. Rosanna Huss, VIM. Tillot-
son, VIM. Caldwell.
From 1St Lieut.. Lorenzo Dick, Co. H $3,336,
For Smith d. Parsons two packages, Jno. W.
Upp, John Buchanan, John Simon Welsch. Ferd-
inant Giessdorf three packages, J. U. Upp. Geo.
Zoller, Isador Wetterer, Geo. Rose, Jacob Ruth,
Jacob Stull, John Werner, Jacob Spath, Anna
Maria Muth, @. DoncysOn two packages, P. Cot
tron, Joseph Stuber
From Lieut.. a. B. Putnam, Go. l. s., I,O7O,
For John Shesely, Peter Whitmore two pack
ages, John G. Rigler, Samuel Martin, Vim. Boor,
Peter Kemerling.
Also separate packages for Nus A. b. Put
man, Mrs. Louisa Snyder; and packages from
Samuel Roush, A. Eldrich and c. CauldweT.
Money received from the I'D Regiment by
D. E. Harkness of Clyde, for distribution:
L. A. Aldrich. $l95; VIM E. Lay, S21O; Mrs.
Hastings, $3.50; Mrs. OFT, S25; Vim. Boyd, $40;
H. Babcock, $50; j. Metz, $I75; D. Drudrow,
of Lowell, o., $40; Mrs. Davis $l95; j. Sim
merson, $I50; d. Ramsey, 800; Mrs. McCarty,
$40; l.. Miller, 500; Mrs. Harris, $50; Mrs
Whitaker, $780, Mr. Sterterian, $50; D. E. Hark-
ness, in bank, 1856.
Packages containing money, for the following
named persons, from Co. C, I'D Regiment o. "
has been received at the Bank of Fremont, for
distributions:
Peter G. Hetrick, Jacob Thomas, Samuel Hem
line, Jacob Raw, Geo. Ohlinger, Geo. Burket,
Philip Overmyer, Henry Myers, Solomon Bur-
ket, Mrs. SalOme Kiser Mrs Catharine CARRIER,
Mrs Rebecca Smith, Mrs. Apgeline Burket,
Miss Malinda Houtz, Mrs. Mary Reed, Fremont;
Miss Ann Carrigan, Toledo; Mrs. Ellen Hasen-
plug Michael Ames, Freeport; j. W. Hutchin-
son. Sr Rollersville.
SHoT HTMsELF.-The Otto,oa Democrat SAYS
that Ezekiel Ferris, of Harris township, of that
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
Ware Rooms.

G. w. TSCH HUMY,
TNAKES pleasure in announcing that he has enlarged
i and improved his Furniture Mandatory and Ware
House Rooms, situated on the corner of
Front and Garrison Streets,
Directly opposite T. Capps Store where he is prepared
to supply all in want of Furniture with good arti
Gle, and CHEAP any other establishment in San
dusky county. His stock consists of
Bureaus, Tables, Sands, Chairs BedSteGds,
PARL0R FURNITURE, and in fact every article of Fur
niture requisite to house keeping All descriptions of
Furniture manufactured to order and WARRANTED.
Call al INV Ware Rooms.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

The CURATIVE BALsAM
is warranted, if used accord
ing to directions, to cure in
all cases, Coughs, Whooping
Cough, Colds, Group, Asth-
ma. and all affections of the
Throat and Lungs.
MADAME ZADOC PoRTER's
BALsAM is A PURELY VEGE-
TABLE ExPRcToRANT, prepar-
ed with great care and scien-
tifc skill from a combination
Of the best remedies the veg
etable king dom affords. Its
remedial qualities are based
on its power to assist the
healthy and vigorous circu-
lation of the blood through
the lungs. 1t enlivens the
muscles and assists the skin
70 perform the duties of reg
ulating the hfat of the sys-
tenn. andin gently throwing
of the waste substance from
the surface Of the body. 1t
loosens the phlegm. induces
tree splitting and will be found
very agreeable to the taste:-
1t is not a violent remedy, but
emollient, warming, search
ing and effective, can be tax
en- by the Oldest person or
the youngest child.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
UNDERTAKING..

have just built splendid HEARSE and am prepared
to accompany Funerals furnishing C0FFINS &c. in my
line. COFFINS always on hand, made to order i'm
medately In have also on hand
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TIsH WANG.
Roback,s Stomach Birters,

SOLDIERS HOME,
suPER1SrESDEST's OFFICE, CINCINNATI. June 4, '6s.
To DIR. G, W. ReBAcK:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

SEWING MACHINES, for Sale at
- LESHER'S SHOE STORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

OnsrouIgS or THR AUSTRIAN MTyISTEI.-The
ob.eouies OF the Austrian Minister Count de Georg-
took place Yesterday in st. Stephens Catholic Church.
and we're attended b. representative Of great num
Der Of foreign powers. among whom were Mr.. Chas
he Loosey. Consul-General Of Austria at New-lork
Mr. Henry Hohn, Wees consul OF. Austria Baron Vor
Cerolt, Prussian Minister Baron Bpst Won Iimburg
Holland Minister; Senior Don Gabriel Garcia Ias
sara. Minister Of Spain; Baron DE Soeckel Russian
Minister. Viseourt Treillhard French Charge d'Af
aires with the Consul. and YiccConsus OF these arc
other nations, L. NJ. Archibald. ESQ. H. b. Ms Con
sui at this port etc.
Gen. Scott, Hon. Simeon Draper, Collector OF th'
Port Surveyor Wakeman. aud other leading citizens
were also present.
The body was brought into the edihce at 10 O'CLOCK
end REQUIEM High Mass was celebrated by the Mos
Rev Archbishop McClosky. Rev Father hcNierny
Rev. Fa;ler Quinn Of St. Peters Church. Eov. Dr.
NelIgan, Rev Father Curian. Rev. c. Frrrel, Rev 1
Farrell, Rev Father Mccarthy, and Rev. Father Oh
sepigo
4 suitable discourse was preached by the AcY. Df
Cummings and O.; IFS conclusion the Most Rev Arch
bishop McCosley then oicaied in the LijeTS AROUND
the bier. after which the body was removed to tA'
bearse and conveyed 20 Calvary Cemetery where 1t
to await final orders relative TO IT, disposition
The Count Was born in Eagusa and was about my
FIVE years Of ago at The time Of his death. His iam.
was one Of the most ancient and noble IN Au'tr'a
lie entered into diplomatic service Immediately upol
she conclusion Of bis studies the College Of Theresa
MARION at Vienna. and has been attacked to yariou
missions among others TO TIE missions IN SPAIN Portu
gal, Naples Saxony. Briz.l and was recently upon
special mission in The Last. He possessed high ofde
from oil those foreign Governments given to Lin IN ac
unemployment OF his distinguished services. and ais
the Imperial Austrian order OF Leopold Count Glory
was an pl5hcd nguist being familiar VITA sever
different languages and was also Chamberlain TO it
Emperor Of Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
ror The n Y. Tribune.
"Tbe Needy Bard"

BY GgoEGz COOPER.
Nv soul is sad while wandenns
Under the Autumn sky.
For everything has run to seed
And so nave |
How soon the Summers faded rose
The selfish year forgets
o how wish the golden" corn
Would pay ones legal debts
Once, rich and gay, were yonder banks,
Where merry birds have nestea
Their notes now circulate no more
Like mine they are protested.
The "Pureo Nature brings, 70 o.o;he
The leaves in gaudy hue,
The leaves have donncd; would she had brous A'
..Fine linen b" with her toe!
They talk of Autumn's "gencrous hand"
o give INC leave to doubt
II these ripe nuts beneath my feet
Are all she viii " shell ont"
O could / take with Summer brls
To wings and fy away
Two wings Of some nice juicy fowl
Ia rather take to-dayN
Yon scentlcss flower. las; Of ats clan,
TO earth in vain woulG cling
Time. Ike the Revenue" has prs
4 stamp on everythingi
To change the color OF my faie
No CLEAN from Nature IS won,
For everywhorc / t.ru mcoi
One vast, INT rnal Dun"
More. ben, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

To Albany BY Hcdson r. n Gg Wuren.s,.. G n
a m, ~ NJ, $3.50 $50. 1910 m. ssnday train
from y n
To Albany. by Harlem P. r.. 2tlhsi f,h'ay., 10
m .. n
To Albany, Co.zenss Hotel Dock. West Pout.
NewhGI H. lo1ghAccnsr. El'nebrck tIini,
and Iiud.On, by steamers Dan Drew and g. VIII.
bard .ayins Desbrss est indins ~ JOt-sil at N
To Baltimore by the NewIer8ey Y. H., foot OF
mdnsIi 100 p m
To Boston by New. London line, Pier 81 n r.
400 m
gth. ana 4h.sv ............,...8u ~ aud 800 p n
Dy y shor1 Line Il, End p ~ sundly... 500 p m
ooftcbambcr..t and 10 O. IL and 500 2.
To BRIDGEPORT b. steamer Bridgeport, ron fco6 O., .
Sip. T.. r. dai IL VI
To Greer por, I.P liIcl bond, aud other teiors on
Long Island, by T.. :. RAILROAD, froa jaaes-sH9
and foot Of 3ths... r. f.........h a. IA ana 6''V D. u
To Lon. hlaUCn by Raut1n tud Dehwafe bay
T. r.. s.a So. LIei jesse .o5t Tot oi murray
49, daily M ...............6t and II d. m, and 4 D. m
To new Haven. Hartford aud Srrnghed-oteam
TO Ney.iis.sn. ~ TIE Ng5,iIa,cn R.R, 2,thar
and hy., no ilt III 3. $3.50, - and 300 p N
TO Cornwall. We rli4. Sow -l. f9l9iAr' piie
au- Rou1out by steamer Mary Powell, leaves jay
tn W.. b. Penn. gir.l.il Cen'rsl Railrold,
pi.r2 n r. . o. H. ai p No. sunday train. 700 p.
T. tls West. oy Ctntss. R'ur0ad Of Ncw-Jersey.
a.y 20 o.
TO phisdclp lfl By Ne..Jcrscy Railroad. ioot Oh
easdiiiriait smdv.............,........ 600 ?. N
To Ns.iiag'9u. by Nca.Jes cy .. IT,. FOO. q
Cou.t .audt--'.. md a. Doc. .. ?. ~, end -
t,fff,lt 7.1n ~
Tor further 1luli1n ir Tl 20 RHiod 4nie Iaolei
/ zee a,eri oillI.. o. g.i,l .r f..t o Tia paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

SAINT ANDREWS SoCETY.-At the prepare
tory meeting Of The SAINT Andrew Society, held q tie
Mlison Dcre5 lat evening the following oceJ wela
elected for ;he ensuing yer.
Rooe Gordon rfesidrl,, William Patton VICE. resident
Jane fl.e Second Wee fieadent Japcs Z. Johnston,
Alexander y. l.,, d. n Lamb John ai.'n. Jaiiea s,if.
Hld John s.. Ee1llly uas rs james H. MORRISON If'is
ulrr. james Calender Secretary, hsuay Crooks Asit ant
Seen, ~ Alexander Lid~r 81. d., fnyscau thc Rev Dr.
JOIN ~ - -LeOd bud tue Iey James X. Campbell CO pans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

A COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. DEArEG-At The
meeting Of tie Board Of Fire Insurance Companies,
held on ILmaday the following resolutions were
adopted.
Re.cel That tie scfnowlcdguen o. his Eoard ere justly
due ard hereby t"neeTcd to simeon pae oArolof OIL
Tho Port Tor Tie liberal valuable sui efficient oil which hr
% the Fire Patrol COMMITTEE m he protection u the
property r Bonded arehousss the seventh aud eighth
daya o, tlis ~ anfu.
Res1ted Int Ills regolnon be pub,hcd and copy suit
ably ssed BE- sen. % A Draper nsusd ~ tAe Ola OF
tie Bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Mexico and t.e ser,hcrn Corfedcrney.

The Courier des Etots Uais Of this city, which
Is usually well Informed on Mexican oiairs in it issue
Of to-day auhoritatyely denies the statements which
have been published in the newspapers that an alliance
offensive and defensive existed between the Empire of
Mexico and the Southern Coufedcracy. The Imperial
Government of Macmillan, it declares does not nos
entertain and has never entertained any relation, VIII
the Rebel Government at Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
LAW ExrnLLFGEuCE.

sUPEWg1 CCURr-erEcI,I Trnv-.,ov .l--Be,r' J-l
ties L0gsglsOA.
uF lsiONs
Aaron L. fi9ycr ogf. JOHN Ton Brock ct a..-
Gaze sot,'ci. Pay,rs .lt a' Claf. Office
Before Ju..ie~ ItrBOCn
William II. Swift ae'. james H. Drv.-NoIol
fof lirt lru. q , costs. p.Hrr. in tl.As o.f
Before Justice MC-Uas
George. the Count johannes agi. Horace Ii. Day
- allie former oder OF Justice Barbour prevents lion
interfering witt tae r..y n t case Mo,on 10 y-rate ia
be- dru,d VI bout co.,.
above cases lu tio DlcIas .iAce.
COURT or COMMON LEts-eprrilL Trrii--Nov. ILL.,
before judge tAHD0zI.
DE0IefOE.
Collins agt. Collns.-D1iendant must have no
ticc o. tlia sPi-caaon-
sUrEENE COrRT-crAvHrHs-Sov l.-Hefore lu.ti.
tLtnKE
DECISIONS.
Allen Hay ngi. Samuel v. Lcieh ct ai.--tas.
settled
pou contained. IN Judgment Jos p'flniiI.
SURROGATEs COURT-Nov ll.-Belre Suorl''
IrCKER
Wills FO VI.
During the past week the ioilowinc-nawed pcr
sos have been admitted 60 Probate viz; Lavis Japan
NJ Ant.iuettc Ncs Steele. Duncan $. Fowler John .
facki. iohn o. fyuar Conrad B,ruuu. Hn-.lt ". Erol
con- Martha g. Mills. hno o. tue above Wills contain 40 ni"
vous oil pu he lu por.luco The will OF Charles d. ~
hrodt brqusahrs 90 trI.aie Loiss 10. 49, j. a. % q r. %
Alsf4Io, Caiiomil, slo@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

DEATH OF SIxlMsERs, AND IEJURy OF SRyR-
BAL OThERs.-A tenib.e accident happened on Friday
Of last week at the red ash coleIy Of Gcorg. II Pofi
4 Co, near Miuersyle Pa, which resulted In tic
eeaih o. sx miners and the injury Of several others
VINO attempted u rescue them. 1t seems thsto We'd
breasts 10 cause IAN Of coal Tho fire by come
means, communicated tie conb1stibe matter In tAe
NINE driving the miners out Of the NINE On Tridey
six miners, named Thomas Richards and David vii
llsms. Weslnen; Joseph Bearman n German and
robert Duffy, Michael Kinney. and Michael Scuy.
tiishmen, went into the mIe 20 clear away the rub
psh Their absence created alarm and fear that some
tnins had happened TO Ihom and other miners sent in
20 see what was tho mater. were Frustrated by the
nolioas gas that filed the place, aud were with dill
ufasgeo alive NON tho mine. Finally, Oh Sstur.
AWE We're found and taken from the niue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

THIED AVENUE RAmRoAD.-Ihe following
Board Of Officers has been elected for the ensuing term
Directors William A. Darling President; VIM. Renlsen,
i.hy iiaIt Wilson u. Hunt, Samuel Jaudon, George q.
Waier hslihy O. Lsne Ciarkson n Potter, PeeT MebsE
tin John b. Hobby, VIM J. Valentine, Robi. squIes.
lhsPectosJ. L. Everett S. L. C0ms.ock, 5. l.. Darling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

How TO GET RID or a ROCK.-Urish Abel
was a Connecticut farmer and in his time pretty
good one. HIS farm. like great many other Connect
cut farms was full OF stones and he delighted to eeaf
them of ont Of the way of the pow He bnilt great
many rods Of substantial stone wall but be eoaa MOI
use up all the stone lie had cleared one field Oh al pul
one great boulder about the size Of large nay coch
lie wanted 20 gcs rid OF that lie woud have blown
il 20 flinders" ag he had good many Others, but i was
within wo rods of " the best room" windo~s' WAcn
might 20 Ito flinders" at the same time. 30 be OF
ltc,Dped 70 bopl Il oa of is bed day. After iring
his own and his nechbers oxen and breaking several
chains Uriah grew wlatiy and declared tu'' ne
would give s. To any one that WON" pat 'Aa' P''A'
oy.,G meow. don't mind taking the job ]: you'
find spade aud throw ~ some d-Anet "-'1 niue u
cllrr al1nr iD the afternoon. 4, , p,
ms proposition was made by q stranger who had
inst thea come az. lie Was iul acc'i,un o. WI
INC Aa,Lcc and Uri4h dropped the bio@eA CAdi1 @Au
u.-prl square round TO looA Eim fall m the face
yes Il give it, aud tle dinner and cider Too, bui
won't pun o. oxen again 80 Chat stone ho now.
Don't went you should. I'm 90 PIT the stone o'' o..
sight, make a smoQth about htfe SO !outah po" 'l7''
along. That's Whaf : la Co DO alnt ltf
yes tha. is oil want don't care how yon DO u
bat y0u fail don't p0y anything do you UNDERSTAND
| Very Well thCn come ln 20 dinner .
That dore. and largo cud o. tobacco adjusted the
Yankee tIgcv OF vi, coat and too6 up the spade Iir
gave look 10 tie stone TO sec Which way would up
easiest. and then commenced digging hoe ON tle
lower side largo and deep enough 10 bury tho boulder
quite ont ol sight in three hous he got ont ana lo'k
ICtrofI measurement, and then aug htte mOft upon
I oc,t.lr. 1Lcn hc went TO the WOOD pile ana got a
st.ri .ti-tcF wood which ne planted firmly l,h one
cad iu lc bottom Of DIS hole "a the other bIacng
c-4ins, ..c rock. Then hc began undermining, ana
worked lii Doe sass the dirt begin 80 give and found
Oh tnc rck was resting upon Dos brace.
"Nov.' sys Doc. II thllk that ] viii take that mug
f,..f v,ol.l ;ocp v-r,cli0- lin. ordered out the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

RuUDArB AND AsrARAGU5.-Eoth sia.t irto
growth c 3 .l Tie spire hence il s better 90 set OFT
roots 10 taeTaH Neither can be Injured b. manure
nor alg.t dcc.g worked soil Of al ob. .cuoaebio
gho "cal" asparagus is always found Oh rich sol
~ .i hls I.c mosc 10 DO with large STALKS lan ouv
special raf.eff. Plenty OF H4larc EI. ays b-u.
.lla4rrot" " "c.0e li' rluDsrh from Inn lr roots,
~ sle.f r.ft TO plant. ul things considered -fnr
OF f'r' ,l' reminds uc oi p.cl usle Of l.f uher1
and .f .rreu tlu toes after TIE manner e. TiualIa
pa. D.. .4,. ls4a .-slr 81 nch aie gcl. good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

DROWNED -Actine-En.ien Henry T.. Chase,
of1e Catol States steamer Florida now lying r. the
foot ofCo.eaIs..t. Eo-. l-rg Willie passing from iae
SC = ~ -.e wharf o. Irdeg morning f-l overheard,
aud before llee could bs ieaicrel was drowned.
Ho v al,l. years Of asc. AID belongs So Massacha.
..l.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

GES. MCCLELLAN RIsIoEED.-We have IL
from the very hghcst authority thnt IN Wow Of tie
result Of Tue election by such overwhelming maoftss
sssiust In, Gen AoClca Ia sgned----bo bis fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

How TO EFfr A C0w.-llow 10 keep O. COW
ecoror.ca.iyisa problem that many q family in the
sulu % al c.'c. would De GID 90 solve il must Do
done iu connection with garden Itlg io's 20 ilns o.
postrra-o That is q waste Of manure. n-A Or tta
garden tlnt a worth "a considerable portion OF Ac cash
uec.s. y E, ray out Tor forage. you have haif an
scioll giol1d you can keep o cow md grow al. tAe
vegetable. you ned by purchasing $50 tll. 90! d..
.ts equivalent. ia year. Indeed. not surn but
your.av -ai tIoa.h with one which is only half the
allowance or tho winter mouths. But yon mag raia
the cei hy growing Indian corn al second crop afei
al olrly y.lc.al les and with tlai sou may have rye
growing 3D.. g.. eamo .iue which VIII give fsd eariy BE-
fle Srr.~. So . nay hr car il emo t1 - tcfef.l
otter crops l0r square fois oi CON- planted DOB close
dr.As, iaa. as carly OF pos Die. upon ven mAnalel
Sound vI give raon food Dog Che uuc te rfell Fone
Tie efIil'e turned rrfc gives fair coat of manure
Tae com Ulu alto Be followed bT another crop no, o.
corn ult Kind 0f vegetable lur use ol Sale Iof
instance cucumber for pickles. nrd VIII these sosu
about flc I'Th 0f August crop ot white tuTns ala
With frc tuflips o. o, fo. sn.i.4r ed manure.
II yNu intend 90 mike She r1fNrn in a. ' Naft sup
tops ftd garbage oi tHn ktoifh DOM waste o. i.4I
OF caDta b.e'A carrots, parnons, ctey nor nny
other green thIr~ Livery pea lDd bean pod oHd VINO
aud otory potato or fugp prfur end every green corn
fu olf cob rld oven green potato .np. WI Do eaton
with o-i0ify tr ile COW u tlc stable And n t1e sia
bio Won must lcor Der al' flo time Aon uecu not ic.
auv unloaihnrss Dr. YOU keep 10 clearly Lee ne TO-
ar' rgov Gay von win rein J-f ~ ileh manure
So .-A careful economy you vii. b. 'ufIr 3" SEE WHIT
cluvE il j. In lO emf and loN enc F sou CON hctl 4.
COS aId e s-Iocl. 4ls IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
TrnYeiern, Guide.

C.rsd, fwrsp S-H...............5 a. m sut q p. ~
Canada East on freays) .........o u and o. p IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
NTEW-YoRK q NEW-uAyEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
f.G COMMENCING MAY % 1884 !B&
sen1er Station ia NrWi orb 2th 80. and 40
frtrau.e nn }lll-st.

enser station IN Nr~l uri cofei z. 80 ana 40 Az
Ert.ule ou }1ll-st.
TI' ifNS ~ Az. N.N-NOkkt
FaI New.iils,u. o. tEH.l l5c e. IN. I2I5 tt&l 100
r,r.l 1.If $3.50 llic iIr.l p. m.
tof nrds~qor Z, trf, il;@ a. M. ND lhzh ~
l.l.I. DO J:3J snds lAa.l %. on. -
fc-. fC.f tft STAFFORD. p. lIh s. rt $3.50, 33p p IN
Isr .sio.l, soolnl "a .ll Mespo.a :, 49,. nj ia
s.. la.vsrk = OF, 1880 O. la.i l2lS Gz.l 100 Eh.
f.r n-lsa as G,eeaa'Fi.a. Z. 900 u0a NJ. $50 -
.np. PM. cd. - oil. e "A - -
On. stanford. Z ltE). .;1 ll.l0 d. ms l..i' lEAhi
OBJ. $3.50 f'1. 5.r. t.3J, o tf - p. 800. 80,
Iu. lrf Chester anil Are.llel e safions 3 ~ -'O@
'- -'- CoNNFcliSG TRAINS.
Ic- Boston Va Springfield o. m. fHli XXI sp. n.
f.r .1.+ru .ll shore Line. 1915 OK Pr 90. -
Dor Hartford snd springfield, Dish i..JA M 5lEhh
fcr Competitor, River RAILROAD, m. (Ex) li:3oa ms'
n 0rtfc... p ni q NJ. champion. - .., o.. ,,r,
Fo- ut.5sa, Providence al Fi,iti Rails'ad 'Eh-''
for Ieys. Haven New London and s,oninsoa R-''A1'
o. No.. 1878. .. Q y. 40, -
Soy F,rssouic Raj road al m , n H.
For Nanecinck kalifoad, o. n, : p. ~. "a,
For D.ubury and horHaA Railroad, = ~" az Wv ? n
tl.od.5ls sse3!ns Car attached 10 3 p "a iflli,
JAMES b.. nOlI, So erntniens-
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Far. A. Frcarsion Iickcu = sogdioy three d,Ts
a., ma ,Her fi AZ. Nov. L. li BY thc COMM 'tofs
.or ..u flONr foot " Aiouia It. Brooklyn, every
d,y Csandsys rscepea a. II oe,os. M ihepee 90 orr ~
~. Ia S.t Philadelphia; returning, leave Nine,t "iast
P-laiairhi- every morning az -. u. f~1uJays rN'eprh
g'r,,er, from tie City Il Newly ork arr ughcd uo 20
~, - 20 by this i.c die state of Acs jersey having
.f' ~ m, riilofa and tmhoy Monopoly The &c ave
e, Of carrying passenger all .cst Det" ocn TIE 1s4ss
= NJ lolk and flilalel l.ia.
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PoHT-WAEnrls ONCE so. DO. - ail-sf.
NOTICE j, hereby given, ln acCoIdGuc. Wlth
s-ction OF the oct pa.std April ~ J4. entitled "Au
kel o. eoranizo Narieus O.ce OF tic Port II New
fok" an pTsous Interested u. having chasr o., Tue
arb.i matter OF sr' iugAy, animation survey tns
e following vessels uuder Aliuttl1u hy the For
Wardeus and that tie srid 1r-vey exiniioni VIII be
1eied within toa ta suc1ocla. ths notice o.,
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Tor Chi ago, Milwaukee s. Paul. AMI AZ points IN e 30
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land Columbus Cincinnati, and oil points Fog tie W. n'
South West be procured II the oice o. Ne fe"n
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