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leave SOuIhWard.

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West aud he Oil Regions
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road leave Northumberland every monrE-
ing for Erie, arriving there the afternoon Of
the same day TO connect with Trains for
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, And all other
points West, connecting al Cory with all
Trains on the Oil Creek Railroad.
Passengers for Train 3, can leave New
York via The Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western r. r. at 90 A. NJ, thereby
reaching all points. on This Road the same
day.
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Kingston, Dec. 90, 1864.
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DENNSYLVANIA & ERIE RAIL ROAD
4 This great line traverses the Northern
aud Northwest counties Of Penns ylvania 10
the city of Ere, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company, and is operated by
them.
It's entire length was opened for passen-
ger and freight business, Oct. nth, 1861.
Time of Passenger trains al Morbid
leave Eastward.
Mail Train 10 16 P. N
/ Haven, Ae'modation, II 81 A. M
Leaves Westward,
Mail Train, &c A. NJ.
Elmira Expres Train, IS
Lock Haven Ac'mods,ion "a P M
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without change boIh ways between Phila
,elphia Erie, and Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on The Mail Tai,
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WAYS between Wlliamspou and Baltimore
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punctually that may be inlrusted TO his care,
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- q NhHCi N oFTI0E,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 1911
GAZETrE DEETT,E

I
ffal THuRspAY EVENING, April 18th.
We are as bad Off for reliable quotations this
week as ever The past week has all been TAX
en- up with rejoicings and jubilees throughout
the length and breadth of our whole country,
and business has been of but little conse-
quence, and few have given their attention to
anything but the dispatches and papers. We
again NOTE decline In gold, being now quoted
at s., 45@ 40, misunderstanding very much, no
doubt, like the oonfederacy, quite shaky. AS
we have said in former article we don't look
for gold to go much below 81, 80 for awhile, and
the decline now will be gradual. We are
much pleased to find that nearly all kinds of
merchandise continue to decline, and many
goods are now as low, or nearly so, as before
the war. We must all now look for steady but
lower prices than for the past three years
business must necessarily be dull for awhile,
but we can wellafford dull times in consider
alton of the end Of the war and the establish
ment OF our government upon a firmer found
alton than ever. We can well afford to even
lay idle for the next year, for we now know
that We have seifsustaining government
one that no combination Of circumstances can
destroy. Knowing this las every loyal man
does) who does not feel willing to endure Mt
least one year dull business.
. 40 W giving quotilLlons tnat you can rely up
on for twenty-four hours, tits next TO impossi-
Bile. The reduction on freights from Chicago
to New York and Boston has had good effect
on wheat and flour. We note a better feeling
In produce, and wheat is now In Chicago 81 ,Os.
This would make 1t worth here 55esGoc. This is
altogether under the views OF farmers and
they continue to hold, and as natural conse-
quence there Is but little coming in We
think wheat will remain about where 1t now
Is, but most other articles VIII still decline and
make prices correspond. 90 ##P#F
The high water in the pineries has given the
lumber trade good start, and we are glad to
note that the supply is In excess of the de-
mand, and operatives arc buying very spar
ingly, expecting lower prices, and rightly, too.
We anticipate that, with the exception of the
advance lin freight from Dubuque to this point,
lumber will be near the old figures of three
years ngo, and that too during the coming sea-
son. Farmers will he glad when that time
comes, and so will all who have to buy ~
Mark for oats, corn, &C., is nominal, and
but little coming in. Eggs in fair supply at
l2'zc. Butter aoo25c. Hides quiet at our last
quotations Hay s5.OOGs0,o0 per ton, plenty.
The oeather has been very unfayorable for
spring work, and as yet but little has been
done by the farmers, while last year at this
time large portion Of the wheat crop was In.
Since the above was written a dispatch re-
ceiNed from Chicago says wheat has advanced
to sI,lsL. zaa .. a7f r',. arra VI
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An Important. Ddy.-Wednesday last
was the anniversary of the lombard
nlent of Fort Sumter, whereby the
Great Rebellion was inaugurated. 1t
was also the anniversary, of the birth
day of Jacob Cole, Esq, Of this place,
whereby the Union became possessed Of
ono of the staunchest Of friends and
best Of men. It is not remarkable that
he felt Joyous over the fact that the dis
grace which in 1861 was brought upon
his birthday had resulted so disastrous
~ to the vile perpetrators before the re-
currence of the day in 1865. Therefore
it is net remarkable that he invited his
friends to share with him the prepare
items he had made for fitting celebra-
tion Of the important day. Consider
ing other things it is. not remarkable
that his friends were only too happy TO
he il.s guests. "Sutf scd."