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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
e The Tribune is publishing a fol,

E& The Tribune is publishing false
and Rarhled edition of the Chicago platform.
She Uh'o" first, last, and all the time, 10
cardinei plank in that platfo. m ; therefore
the a"cr 6'surionists of the North ia cireula. :
ting, by the thousand, c,pics Of the Chicago
platform, in which the words
"On the dasis Of the federal union Of the
s,aieA," H
-'hs old Uni' n defined and created by the
Constitution is made tn read
70" the the bas:s If the federal states"
The forgery is worth Of tnt disunion organ
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
E II you want peacs if vou want rov

ES II you want peace, If you want low
takes, II you waqt n" m 'rs .cnnscriptious, IL
You want to save the government Of your
fathers, if You want your children to enjoy
the blessn OF liberty, If you want Uuio i'm
place OF d'sun'"n, prosperity in place of ad-
Ver.'iy, harmony in place of discord, peace ~
place of war. and plenty in place Of want and
destitu,ion. vote the Demo cratic ticket.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

GENTLEMAN. curei oi Nervous Debility. ln-
competency, PrematUre Decay nn Youthful Error
Gctuatec by desire 10 benefit others, will be happy
is furnish to all who need j. free Of charge J, the
ra-ipc and directions for making The simple remedy
used ia hiscas Those wishing to profit by his and
possess Valuable h med W II raicive the came,
by return mail, carefully scaed.) hy addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN
No 6yNassau street, New York
S3-ni0-3u.e
TTSE 40 OTHER i-BCCH4NS SPECIFIC
- FILLS are the only Reliable I2eneed'y for all
Diseases "f the Seminal, rinary ami Nervous Sys
ems. Try box, and he cured ONE DOLLAR
BOX. One hoS will perfect a cure. or Inouey re
snded. Sent by mai rereipL of price
JAMES 5. BUTLER,
Station d Bihe Pouse
New York
General Agent
rS-nSi-2.a M 4 Ga
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER

.aliherS S'9nit secure one Of these excellent Ma
chimes at the supply is IimiteJ and ,ya are
eohnGen' th't the demands for the above Machines
viii be gre It the coming season as the, BI CKEYE
is the best N chine in use aud is the hest adan,
Cd 70 rough: hiliy, AMI uneven ground, is the m
durable and is managed with the great O II a.os "
II ther machines now in use
Iur further particulars address
JoHNp. STONE Agn.,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26
NATIONAL CLAIM AGlHeY
CVNDIC1ED BY
Harry AND COLLINS.

WASHINGTON, D, C.
III; In orier to facilitate the prompt ad-
ne' n,SsG OF b9uuty, arrears of pay, Pensions and
cr'lms due sosdiers and other persons from
wed Eminent Ialment Of the United States. The under
oLorsa 10" ae mud arrangements with the aboy, firm,
n esenre and close proximity to, and da;Iv
f-eI,oYr'3 win TIE department as we'll as the e,r
i,va'ontIn e; acquired by them, of the iscs;orr.
cisns % ,uore oe.as made enables them to prosscuts
canpossibiv do dei'R!y than Attorneys at distance
taboVe description can have them g,a's ofths
by calling on me and entrustine than :, attended
MhAkFEY ne SICKLER,
skhsRneck, Pa. Coiilss,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-26

C. Vote for Mcclellan, -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12
70 TeacllcEs.

-FNIlE BOARD Of School ExNminers Of Wyan
L dot County, Chic, from and after The first
of May. l1Gl vii! holi meetings ioI the tX-
animation of teachers, under the art to pro.
vide forthercor. auiza ion supervision and main
tnaacc of Common Schools and the amend
ments thereto passed, March Id, 1854, as fol
lows:
In Upper Sandushy, on the ist SATURDAYS in
July 4 Augrst. On tho first and thid Satur
days in November, December, March and
Apra.
In Carey on the LIST Saturdays in Nay and
September
In Mexico, oni he Sd Saturdays in May and
September. ...
In Ngyala on the let Saturdays in June and
October.
In Marsailles Gil The Sd SATURDAYS in Jane
and October. . 49,!
Under the amended Schoul law, "each male
applicant for certificate shal pay the board o!
examiners fee of fifty cents aHd each female
applicant fee Of thirty five cents, as Il cond
ton Of Cx lwinntion." g.. ,,t
Exam nations TO commence at 10 O'Clock
a. nj. by order Of thc hnarn of Ex miners.
HENRY MADDuN, Clerk.
April 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Manufacturers only allowed to exhibit.
Commttee-Geo. T. Frees, J. Hale, c.
II. Fowler. ...
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

list. All entries must specify the ex-
hibitor's name and place Of residence.
2l. Entries of stock must specify the
name and age OF the animal offered in
the classes where age is required.
81. No animal can compete for more
than one premium, except as follows ;
single animal may be exhibited as one
ofa pair.
4th. Exhibitors are required to have
their articles entered on the Books of the
Secretary, before they can en- ter the en-
closure. On the entry Of the articles or
animals, Cards will be furnished with the
number and Glass, which ere to be plac
ed on the articles or animals to be ezhib
tied, and no others will be admitted Oh
the grounds. ,.4.
9th. All persons entering stock, and
not exhibiting the same, will b' charged
room and feed. No riding or driving
faster than walk outside of The ring
will be permitted.
9th. No animal to be entered in tie
name of any other than the bona fde
owner. Should any ba entered other.
wise they will not be permitted to re-
caiye a riremium,'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Best acre of corn not less than so
bushels WB 3
Best acre Of oats not less than so
bushels WB Q
Best t acre Of potatoes not less than
so bushels WB. /
The awards to be made by the Board.
ET,ASS O-Fruit
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

7lh. Competitors fer premiums on
crops will be required to have ne grounds
and its products accurately measured by
not less than two diauleresled persons
whose statements shall be verified by
affidavit.
8th. An entrance fee of 10 per cent
upon the amount Of the premiums com.
peted for will be charged on all aunals
entered.
9th. When animals or articles arc
not deemed worthy of a premium, the
Judges will refuse to award.
lUlh Whenever articles of superior
merit are exhibited for which 10 premi.
ums have been offered the awarding COM
mi.tee may enter the amoun. in the book
ofawards, thatin their opinion ought TO
be awarded
llth. Alanimals and articles must
remain in the enclosure, during the fair
except by permission from the President
of the Society.
l2th. No Carriages or person on horso-
back admiltedon the grounds.
18Th, Competitors for premiums
must be members of the Society. Any
resident Of the county, can become such
by paying one dollar to the treasurer
thereof.
lith. Hay and straw will! ba furnish.
ed Tree Of charge to exhibitors.
18Th. Persons drawing mo,e than one
Farmer, Cultiyator or Wheat Book, will
cot be required to receive more Than orc
copy of each and viii b. paid the sub
scrlption price in money for the others,
or can take the other pap4r or book, as
the case may bs.
10th. Ia case the funds of the Sncie-
ty after paying its incidental expenses,
shall bo insufficient to pay The tull amount
Of premiums which may be awarded, the
same shall be paid pro ,ata among all sue.
cess'u competitors to whom any prem-
ums may BE- awarded.
17th. All entries must BE- nude on or
before the first day Of the Fair No en-
tries will be received after the first day.
The books will be open for entries for a
week pieyiou4 to the Fair at the Office OF
the Secretary. Persons living at a dis
tance can, if they prefer, make their en-
tries by letter to the Secretary, stating
she articles and the class in which they
wish TO compete.
18th. All members Of the Society
WI! be furnished with balses which
must be worn in some conspicuous man
ner SO rs to be plainly seen by the gate
keepers and they are not transferable un-
der any circumstances, the family OF "a
entitled to admission under his
or her badge, includes the man and his
wife, if there be such, and all the children
under g years of age, living at home
and no more. Single admission tickets
20 cents. Zach ticket to BE- given up to
The gate keeper upon entering The ground.
T.V. REBER, President.
W. IT, JONES, Spc'v.
U. Sandusky. Aug s, 1894
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Best Bull years old and upward
Ohio Farmer anG SIS
2a best or |
Best bull . years old and under 3 OF Q
81 best 2
Best bull year old and under OF |
Best bull calf Q
N best OF
COMMUNICATION e. Nessenrer David
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Manufacturers only allowed to exhibit
Committee JOINT. AyreS. Mrs, II, J.
Starr. Mrs. W. Hedges and Mrs j. D.
Mckee. ,..t..
CLASS Millinery and needle work
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12
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DAINTERs will promptly attend to House
/ Pacntihg, Wagon Painting, Paper Hahg
ing, Gfalning, Glazing, and Ceincu.img Btick
work. All work done in the best manner, and
upon the most rcasonableterma.
u Shop one door South Of David oAsher's
@ rnrrrN MIMI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

/" socks, 30
" " mittens, q
=" woolen carpet 10 yds, 0. f.
" rag % LOO
=" floor mat, 50
=" lamp . 50
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

EFT An idea is often more fatal nan
the musketa of a whole army. A bullet
kills tyrant; an idea Kills tyranny.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Ry Present expensenses Of our Gov.
eminent amount TO S2,7OO,o00 a dsv,
sli2 500 an hour, Sl.875 minute, and
S3l.25 a second. -- t.-l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

GE New Jersey promises its bissest
peach crop. One man has eighteenthou-o
sand trees, and viii sead quarter Of
million baskets to market.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12
lTcGt x Eerry,

4 TTORNERS Ar LAW, Upper Sandusky,
I \ OHIO, Office inthe Prosecuting Attorney 5
GiIice in the Court House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-12

Premiums and Regulations for the llth
Annual Fair, Of the Wyaadot County
Agricultural Society, to be held at the
Society Grounds, at Upper Sanlusky, on
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, the 4th 9Th, 9th and 7th days of
October, 1854.
CLASS A.-Shoft Horned Cattle Tho.
rough Bred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

The STATE oP THE COUNTRY AT the meet
ing Of the Congregational Convention the annual ses
sOn Of which has just closed in Jersey City the Rev
Or. Thompson from the Committee on the state Of the
country reported the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Rted That the signal victories which have crowned
following close OF darkness and huni
alton ca for fervcut gratitude TO Almighty God who hath
regarded the confessions suppcatous Of his people,
an the midst Of righteous Judgments hah remembered
devotions and give praises still having in
embrance the sns that have wroueh, the nation The
ouerns and the Of viii not to watch
and TO labor against the revivnz OF these nqGies with the
prospect Of peace and viii pray that this OVERLOOKING
may sweep them utterly away.
Resored That the oIDenous Of this long and
deadly cones, approaching their solution In combined
etragge upon the field and at the polls viii sustain With
the brave and noble who defending our
by every confederation Of hope and duty Of devotion
country liberty, make the decision Of the people
tho eth Of November final and fatal TO the hopes OF
TRAITORS Ia and Of couspiratoFs in political council
Resolrd That hope ioT the prese alton OF orr liberties
nation, and for the complete emancipation OF the African
race IN tie South depends under God In sustaining the
in upholdng the integrity Of the Union; through al
Che trS and doubts and disasters Of war and IN that policy
which looks "the abandonment Of slavery az the condition
sf permanent Union aud Peace.
RssoIed, That while .oemnly pledge ourseiyes before
sachoe for the redemption OF the nation and with
catering purpose sustain the Government in Enghtns tie
Rebellion will pray day By day for the coming OF peace
untsrnshed by concession treason by comProme vain
Ssro aud established In Justice in liberty and in unity f. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Ban FRANCISCO Thursdsy. Sept. -. lov'
4 large and enthusiastic Union Eieeung %af
Ala last night At the close several bsndred disorder
s. psrsns Of Mcclellan atempt r 10 p.s son o G i@
break M the procession. geDHM rlot sesmeu III
s,nant hnt he frbearsnce Of Ae essaied and ACTIVITY
~ the police prevented it. Only one man was INJURED
The eaeipis OF bullion since the last steamer arc Over
two millions and quarter.
Money abundant and easy.
~ p,iow. made favorable address In behalf OF the
D1,orv e,ommssion this evening. lie starts FOR the
~1s' SAN FRAScrsco Friday. Sept S3 lssi.
The nal Golden City sailed ioH hn ,U1
,os With an passengers aud 81, l51 0O0 IN DuioLA
f,ir business hss been done IN Eastern LAsn ans.
,nTrencv bils 10 p cent premiums telegraph . na,
Ssr, AY cent premium; corn bills SiS' Pef 'eN'
premium. -. lama. circular pointinQ
ant the defects in the postal service Of TINS "a
Adyicss from the Sandwich Islands W nn,cn az
Cha King dissolved the CONSTITUTIONS IN
gstsd the Constitution and subsequently, prociaisu
new Ccnstitution under which al members o. ane
tves was ordered 10 take place Sept 2s ana the new
IegisIature meets oct IS The step was wei received
Nv fbe peoplo generally and the new CONSTITUTION Is
,,ronouncsd an improvement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

To the Editor Of The " y. Tribune.
SIR: viii you please forward TO my address
a copy Of some Of your Campaign Decumenisl' de
ere only read them myself but also TO distribute
them among my fellow soldiers
Mcclellan is losing favor in the Army every day-al
seeing that Abraham Lincoln Is alone he man TO finish
Che work he has commenced and carried thus far.
Hoping may bear from yOu soon,
am, very respectfully. yours,
Address Capt. ELIEEY c. FORD, Co. i, 5th u. s., %
Brigade. 81 Division. 1s A. c.. Army of the james.
Gas. 5. SPENCER, ESQ.
Dep Bottom, Va. Monday, Sept 10, 1854
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Which IL the Platform Z

70 the Editor Of the N. Y 7rioKns.
SIR: have twice, within the past few days,
made inquiry at The World Office for copy Of the Chi
o,ro Platform The first inquiry was met by simple
mo" the second by q negative reply. coupled with.
1--WE haynt it printed in any FORM"
then asked for a copy Of McClelan's letter OF ac'
oeptance and wss handed printed document of eight
cages. headed, "DEMocRAuc PLATFORM General Nc
Cellsn's Letter Of Acceptance" Pray ask The Hord
people which document they call the Democratic Plat
Ccrm or are they trying to ride two horses at once as
solieys the Chicago candidate Isl
"a LINCOLN" MAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

A consistent peace man asks The MiSsouri DEM
oera, why the Democracy do not insist upon proposing
an armistce 20 the Indians to the end that the whole
controversy may be settled terms alike honorable to
both the Government and the Red skinsr
Who is hel--A man by the name Of Scott,
lrom Now.York, read speech from a handbook Of
(,opparheadsm in Boston remarkable for one brilliant
seark to Wit that Slavery the cause OF the war
es woman was the cause of poiygamy
i il possible for Mcclellan to vote for Pendle-
ycn or for Pendeton TO vote for NoClBialf Neither
cen support his colleague on tie ticket without the
Neanest standardization. What dose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Doar0 an0 Hoome.

A FAMILY of four persons would like rooms
aud board In first class location with strictly phi.
vlte family between 23d and s7hss 9TH and Fh who
live well and can oder comfortable home till May Two
hundred dollars 5000 per month will DO paid. No family
with other boade boaIdng house keepers need apply
Address l.. S. r., Box No. 1874. Tribune Ofee.
BOARD in the Country for young lady,
whose mind is affected is wanted in retired family
where she be properly cared for Address j. d. at this
office.
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Cost ano fonn6.

Ok 000 REWARD.-The above Reward
RCsOOO will DO paid for the recovery Of Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars Of United States j. 10 per cent TREA
SURY NOTES Of tbs recent issue dated August IS, 1866.
Nos Go 10 SO inclusive Notes Of oooesch which were
sudulenty obtained from this Bank payment Of which has
been stopped Al the Treasury Department
The reward will be paid by this Bank, delivery OF The
Notes 10 IT, direct through John A. Kennedy Snperntend
ent Of Police ii. y. VAIL, Cashier.
Bank of Commerce. In New York Sept. n. LISA
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CHANCES for Business Hlen.

DARTNER WANTED with from 80, 200 to
4 si2OoO--Tbs advertiser WHO own. ffes asd se'r 9eo
re, az very choice Farming Land wishes party 20 oh hn
m .au, term. In an extensive system Of F,rmnS by which
nrnlnse pfoa vii b. detyed Beet OF rcfefsces gwen a1
roqaired Adde'S 81 No. It's broadway Room no D.
BUSINESS" .--.-.-- L.
OH PER DAY NET PROFIT '-AGENfs
sD - wanted fcrr ht wholesale bu snesa Send TOR
cYrcaar 10 {. F. SiItI -, Troy n. Y.
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Jnternal Kerenne.

OvvIoa ~ IsrxRHAI REVENUE. SIxrH CoLLKcrres DIS
~ ~ " TRIor OF NEW ok. No. 1871 West lithst }
A NNUAL TAX NOTICE.-Notice lB hereby
siyen tina, the ANIMAL Lis. of Taxes assessed in this Col
lection District, the year beginning May 1864 has beer
received from the and that the duties taxes ano
censes therein specified due and psysbs vii
attend personally BY Depety ct Office corner o. 18Th
street and sth the "New.fork County Bank
daily Except sundsys from the date hereof until and IN
GLIDING Wednesday the sh day Of september Instant non
o'clock m. to O'clock M TO receive the same ,
The Taxes included in the Aforesaid list Plate Car
rase Yachts Billiard Tables Licenses, ana on Incomes fo
the year 1859
An persons who rha neglect pay the dus by them
sp-cvey according to the list Aforesaid within the time
he % .peeie will the expiration thereof become liable
to pay TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the snnoon
thereof excepting the Tax Incomes which win be liable "a
an addition Of but i've per cent. WILLIAM 0RVoN,
Collector. Sixth District New YORK
ksv.YoRK September iG 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwaran,ed manufacture Also, .oi Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Sue. plain and ornamental ct h. r. EARRING
TONS ga Csosfs,, oppcsi,s Woostsr Established lstl
E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best assoitinent Of ENAMELED FURNITURE. IN
al color, and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain md Dsna
mental In SUITS Wholesale and Retail. Also, Mattresses
and P.lliasses WARREN WARD, No. 2Is Canal st
CHOW CASES AT LOW PRICES.--Silyer-
- plated white metal black walnut he. All khds In
.tock. Old show cas-s taken 10 erchauge.
HOFFMAN FERSH. 10. i22 Chatham "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

saint Nicholas Dark.-S,...men. q III: s ,..
HlCHoLASBASs required ny Chapter asa Law, OF loa Tor
h, week esss ssi.riay -. th day Of s~p'sms,r a
Aveas, smuuntos .....~-l... s16relS %
Ate3ASe smvuut o. Cfeu-hoo rvSt ~
Aneun,e pspos o.sh.y
OF the Saint Nicholas Bank being duly sworn drpe AMI a..
and belief .r...f -. A. HURSr CssAies
Subscribed sworn before September. 4
Rsssrss Irrrts Notary Pubic
Shoe and Leather Bank.-Stssemen! Of the SHOE
AND LEATHER BANK. Tor the week ending saturday hs
}ftt dAy Of September. is4;
OF sud Discounts eo,e9I'ss
Average amount o. Specie. ssss'sxy
As.tese amount OF Depnts -
,h Sac 900 iansi B.ss se.as duly s~o.n c..Ssr
sTofn before me thls 10th Day Of seetsmS.r isH
Union Bauk.-stsemsnt Of the UNION BANK, N =.
sscluet by Of lsj he week epdinf sss
rf1Ay morning. the 9itb day oi September, 1856 Ii.
Average smyunt Of Loans and Dcoants ~
ANerase amount OF Specie o.su,ouS -
Average amount OF Circulation
City and County Of NevYork. james M Lewis CASHIER
Union depose and the above
JAS NJ LEWIS, C@sAiu,
F.sss.s Bvll, notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

VEN 1hAL hAlIJhOhD vi NbW-JEhoGAs
O-From Pier No. North River connecting ct HAmptop
Junction With Delaware okawanns and Western haroAd
Esston with Lehigh Valley Railroad and ts cenneS
tons formisga direct line to PtsbuTs and the West with
out change Of cars. = - -
Two Trains daily for the West except Sundayo
when evening Irnin.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours By line 10 Chicago
Cincinnati, ST. Louis ETC.. with but change Of cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS. .
Commencing September 49, 1885, leave New YORK foNowys
At $500 q M, for Easton Mauch Chunk, WhiismsporA
Wilkesbsrre Mshanoy City. &c
MAIL TRArS-At 800 u for bennington, Easton, Wate9
Gap. Scranton Wlkebarre, Great Bend Piston Bnshsr
ton, Ac.
500 wes.ern Express for Esston, Allentown. Resk
ing Hsrrisbus PsbUg sud the West with but change
Of Cincinnati or Chicago and but two changes to 81
Louis. .
100 ~ TRAis-ror Eaton. Allentown Mauch ChunA,
Wke.baTre. Wliamsport, Reading PstsVlle. iarrsom6
&c 80
3:Sp. x-For Eston Bethlehem, Allentown, and hsuaA
Chunk. .HI
4.5OP. Nor eomefvile snd fleminyto r "a
6P.M-for Sorneryille.
200 r. NJ WEsrKRS ExPRRs-For Esston, AllsntowA
Reading. Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, and the West Sleepno
from Jersey City to PittsboIsn every evening"
ELrzABRrHpoRr AND HEx IonK tshRr-Leare ~.
Yorf from Pier No n, ct DIS l. l:30 sud ~
eoe's s'or at Bergen Point and hsrinerS Harbor
Tickets tho West BE- obtained the ofce OF she
Central Railroad Company, Pier No. N. l., q Ne
Aston House. at No 2T Broadway and at tho principal
hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARNj, Superintendent
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nrAnING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAlLkOAD
Uni. new Road aad !. {osa m as5nni az
order with frstclass PAssenssI .s NnTH md SOUTH
os. % u. Hs publ, dT;, RI 4. YcS ooa
rom W ,ns 70 AlIen,ovr rs.ton and NEN-foh3
Witch sRr qoa,. D..c,Y and MINER REsoA1s nous
trlsd 70 ~ Scr,S esvs Ceiumbia 1t $500 m Ace
I.n. North e.v; s CsisuC :. = i IS:
1,ins ,,riye a. Reading az t.23r -
Train, soath esv. se.dn. q , 10 m.. ~
;rin. .v,ivs n Columbia 81 9SD y m, As
Trains arrive Il CoamsAs 81 iiD N, ~ s...~
-. NtW GOAT awaits the srhyS q the as,os % -
yey he passengers over. the change eenS .s"s"''A
gsIs BY The tat Line W u oine ROBERT CRANE,
I FW. NH NM isa,. M General superintendent