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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
Tarnt 3u %Derfdufen.

Der nnterisidnets 1T ipiQens feline Sarm su sertaufen.
Nteislbe lteet in Uatfftn SOwmibip, stne Meile rpehltdb pn
gabanna, 5ranflIn Co., O.. unb entbdit IS gder outes
sanb, pOoOn 81 adsr sefIdrt Fnp. Der 0aef teftsbt aus SDl,.
LAMB. 80 1T Elm 8ntes Sans auf Der 8armr, fcmfe s6eune.
staliun8 une swet Srunnen. aud Elm ib6ner Sbfaarten N
bel Dem !5auis. gSeSen gtaberem ,peute man fd an
Ssrasl M. Bcpp,
~sppsnhaft Bet 5errn Geo. WeYsr, SO. 572 sab- 6Odbitras.
Jun IN. 90 %Utp Columbus, Shtp.
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NnnpleDn'S Wefebruun.

Ser 9onbcner @orreiponpsnt Der q. 9. Shines
IArsitt: .,..-
Scr 8aifsr scn Branfrsih tsftanb taraut baS
Ssierrei@'s ~tiebsrise Mahtasauns su Gsutias
lamb ertalten tleite. SECT iHeint CT nitism Sbsils
ieines Yrcsramms entlaet su baten unb brinst in
Ssasrrsih, bic BON greusen nnb Stalien ansstcs
bel ipislt sttras i'm @srbcrasnsn: Der aailsr min
ih niAt einmiiden, pbns 3rsifst, neil CT burh
tie GhlaSfertisfeit uno has acknowledgements bee
prenbii4en 6eeres our preu6ilasn pclilit bsssbrt
rprben 1T.
@uslane, nefAes rcr einisen mphen NIT Sc.
fsrreid 81 ipmpatbiHren iHitn, 1T ~stenfaIs ireunb,
lid eesenY reubsn sewcresn. @sfsrn glb.nb fanb i'm
brittiiAsn untes 9auis stue rssuldrs @srbsuliauns
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Suli 49,.
CUTE 0elegenbeit fit etnen Bier
VrGuprl

Gin Srausr, nelaer bas easerbierbrauen gut ptrfsbt unb
ansereem hber Elm binrei@enoes 3apital su serfaaen BAT. nm,
inslt6en Sbele pom Ohio gelesen, cine 6userft onndio. e5e.
l%egenbet. @s 1T ndnlib nod feline saser6isrbrauerei bort.
o!b8leib bic stabt in elmer snten @sssnb lest uns aud In Der
uhln8e9eno anf beeeatencen abias su re6nsn 1T. Ser Giaen.
o%Ortbetlbaft at Der stact 8elesen, auf mel6ern unuerlfsabares
NJaher, Sols. 6o5len unb Stein p~orbanben ifnb, tpSnSht btez
zee sano nnter iebr annebmbarsn 9ebineuneen 30 perfaufea.
SSe8en ausfanft lpenbe man itd an bic Serausssber bes g8et.
bpten. gu ~ahreiitren,
&sin9arb u. Sieier,
Snit IL '68. 10 Columbus, Sbis.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
Vort1eilbafte @eleaenbeit.

q. 8. 9swalbt wiinfat pssen altersi9pade feline aat
ensert9tete
GttD Sdderet
nebf Stpre TIT Sanbmstp Stir, Sbto. III serfaussr
Das Sanptgebdube lieot an elmer Der beftea geibSftsfrasen
Der Staet, TT 3 Stpfperf bod, % 8ub Srput unp SIS gus
lang nne ~oollltdnetg ein8ertbtet. Die 9Gderet i'm 6pfe it
opn 8adfsin srbaut, nit Der beften Grader Waibine anb al
len ha3u nbtbi9en @nttters iowie aIem gum 8dderaeSbSft
@ei9trr ~perfeben. ellie Gebiulibfeten ffnb npt
nett, gut etngeri9tet nne NIT 9plBi6uppen unD Stalluna per-
ieben.
Die 9erinsunsen itnb 70 leibt, bas fat Der ltnbsmittelths
Sanfer uerpea Tam. @s9en 0dberem penee man f5 an
u. S. Senalnt,
Nprtl 5 '66.-tp Sansusfp @itp, grte Co., 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09

-Suebelmepsr mstnt: @enn 2asnsr nnS @er'
Humber iaseu: .aFtt Soft fir Den SHnis I'm sa'
terlane !" bee erinnert mir INNER an ben Shpti,
nigel, Der a4 Die Nals mitm @rdarmsl wilbts
unO tatsi iasts: 1Wsinltafsit is't balts seteu !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
gu %perfaufen.

Ser ltntersetbnete 1T gSilens Setn Int Wapafpteta, Gina.
laise 60. SbtO, ~9elesenes Sans unb Got su perfuufen, dele
ssn an au8latse Straee, am beten @eidGftspiase, unb 1T f.br
gut fir eth @rDcers unb Saloon @eibdft aeeianet. NGberes
gu ~esfrasen in Srtb anc 9aner's 9leiSsrffOre.
a8m. Srtb,
Sdlt IL. 3nt 10 GiaentbImer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
NebenlanO HI perfQufen.

10 Ader pes beifen 8ebenlanbes in Der NG6e pom Sanbns,
" @ttp, D.. an Der strabe, 1 Weile pom Der fatbolifbsn air.
nno an PIE Sap sren8snb. i'm befen @ultursufanoe, 70 bas
Is oiies 6rubtabr mod bepfanst rperben fam, pirp inter BEN
'tli8Ren Sebin8ansen p~erfauft.
U. s. Detralbt,
Aprl 3 $50 81 Gorhusf, 1;t. Dxx.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
WuHorDerund.

go TT @brtftna s ann, gebirtia aus gSrin9en,
Sbsrarnt nrat. 3Sntereth Mirtembers ? Seit beinabe elf
:5abren Bat man pOn terfelben ni6ts ssb6rt. site ss bsist,
fol. tie in Der @esenb pom WoOiter. SbtO. pobnen, une bort
NIT sinem Wfanne. Naniens @sprs Summet, perbeiratbet fsin.
pom 9euti6Iano fur fe ~einsetroHen iinb, iDfprt an ibren gru.
ger, @eors tSermann, su idreiben. Wenidenfreunbe bic
aber tbren sessnwarti8en @sbnplas ausfunft sebsn f6nneu,
limb b6fiaft erin5t, fOlds an na9fOlssnpe aorefs selansen
gu lafsn.
Gspts Ssrmann,
Na9alt 1. '66-3mp 8rppflYn. ~&a9abpsa 60 Sbto.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
GplunstmS WorftDeri6t.

Arof. s.. S<nneriou'S 0ermatpr III sine Slut
fla cit IL Guberen Gtnretben. Gin t~pertbpplIes
6emif6es grdparat, entesdt BON einem %beribmten @bemifer.
Sin itteres Seiimittsl fir 9ntSinpuus Bel allen g8unpen. fir
0ustihanssn, gerrentuneen. Sranpuanben. entsinpliden
8beun.atismus. 8ron6itis, 9riiensel6wulit. augenentSan=
puns, aufsebrOdene Brittle, erfrOrene SHSe, arottenIen, ga
ale gerlssunseu. tenen Der meni9lite 36rper naterpprfeu
1T.
Bel Rfereen rnt Ginbnie6 1T IS inubertrefltb as 6eil=
mittel fir Sale, 5ufseiduuft, @errentuasen, @anSen unc
ale gerlesunsen Der Sbiere. gs bilft 8ewtb, tpenn es laut
9lnneiiung eebrdubt rpire.
gu BADEN in alien apDt6efen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09

@tsle runrsrn fh, Da6 in bisism srfsuatsten
Sabr9unoert IN peltem bic gSinsnibaft bsinabe
5ur 8~clfommenbeit ssldrtttsn. nod niht Ssmanb,
ieiner Diitmsnihen Gsiunobst. unb Wcblfa6rt
su psrbsiIsrn, cine Wspisin %srfunesn fat. bic in Der
6siluns prn IOldsn ihmsrsbaftsu Sranfbsitsn, ais
Siarrbrs, Spfientsris II. +. 10. mttft. Golden
molten mir bsmshsrfsn, bab snolth bislsS Otiitsl
in 8 +. Marsbeu's s sSprup aea
funoen 1T. Gin 9rluh mirS ibsr5sussn. Sci
alen Srussifen 3u batsn.
So! Nuf's 9anb! 9p9 renn SIR asbt, Der.
ssBt g'iHts, mas eire @eluno6ett nnD 9srsniiasn
sr6Sbsn farm. Dbne Gsiunbbsit rnb Sraite tann
fein rabres @ersnisen fem. gSenn susr 8Drper
oabsr @ridlafuus 5sist, se6rauat Marsbsn's
Saliiapa Sonic, mslGea bic &rafts in ibren
s~ebSrisen 3uiianS pisDsr psritssn miro. Gie @as
tiapa' Nineei 1T Elm ausssSeidnetssS idrfunssmittel
uno rtsiss Yrdparat 1T, lpte aaasmsin Sussitanssn
trirs, bas Bette, bas aus jensr Arinsi tsrsitst wir1.
Sci ausn 0ruaaiiten 81 babsn.
Suli, 81. '66. I'm bp II I'm NJ.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
CHOLERA! gbolera!

gle fpmmt @Ile fplten tarauf %pprberettet fetn. fe ab5u=
,pebren, unb srpar niht alstn bura bic 8efol9un9 PATHFINDER
acknowledgement fOnbern tur6 elm wirfIames Diittel. bs
Serermann gum @ebraub BET Ter 6ano BADEN ioute, ipbalo
bic aefirftete Sraufbeit ibe grfdeinuns nadt. Die beitsn
gerste itno DER anit6t, co6 bic nleiften @bplerafdhe leidt gu
curiren iinb. uenn elm p~ahentes Wttttel settt8 ansepanet ptrb.
Sin fplhes Wittel bteten mir benz 9ublifum bar in Or s.
8. Willers Wa8nettf6em untperfal.8 alIa m I,
nit BEN ppliten Bertraueu auf feline mebtcinti6e 8irfian=
felt ais Elm 9erbdtun8s- upb I6eilmittel Der @bplera. &c 1T
arinolib prp6irt mOrper, uno mir t6nnen es NIT 8utem Sc
piiIsn ais ras bette befannte Wittel 8e8en gbplera rnb ltatsrs
leibsbeidperpsa empfeblen.
3u BADEN in allen apptbefen.
8. SfanIr NJ It. Co., Gigent6imer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
WuTDrDeruna.

Serientae. nel5er am IA. sunni non Columbus rear.iae unb
elm 10 idbrisss GferS pom psiber Sarbe, fopie einen gepblar
Wasen BET benz ltnterSeibnsten feben lies, miro bier.
NIT aufseforbsrt, bas gferb uo ben gBagen ~ab,ubelsn.
Saccb Sa9r6an,
Suit 26. 66 3mp 9pnrtbaus 5otel, Columbus. Shin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09

Sir eins neuifds s4ule 'pirb en eebrer p~srIanst. Nefses
tirence pplen f9 wenssn att,
Scbn g. gstiAer,
Mansfiels, Rt6lanb 60 , Sbip.
Sui. 10. 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09

20 gerionsn ftarbsn am 0lcntas in Cincinnati
an Der S6ctera.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
AUTHORITATIVE.

NO III %eorensp Btemer. sebirtf aus sarlouis In
Inter s@lias, er Ianbete in gep Oorf I'M Slsre 1881 uno TN
5ersfe 1885 beludte Id tbn in geu Dpr'. aud erbislt i1
1910 einen Brief non ibm, bod felt Der 9eit babe ids ni6ts
pom tbm setSrt. Srsenb Ssmanb, Der mir BON ism aus.
tunft eeben Fam, pber BON isinen 6inbern, uirp MIDI gum
srpssu DAME perpFi9ten.
Mntcn Biemer,
5ranflin citation, 6pfbpetpn Co.. S6io.
@ng 1. '66. an, NJ
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
Stadt Columbus.
Ser 7te GpnGrcB= Siitriet.

Sic Gsmpfratsn hss 7. Gcngrss 9ifrifts psr=
Iaun sltsn id am MCntas in Scnpcn, Mahifon
@cunip, unter Dem 8orfss ees Srn. StOs RON So
lumtus. @s wuroe feifssitsat, nas bic psriaisbss
men @ountiss ju Der f~olsenosn StimmsnSatl tsreas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09
Yraueret su pertaufen.

Sim fbpn felt pielen Sabren nit lem beften grfolse betrie.
bene g.auerei, welbe einen srosen atias RON Gle, Eager
une Slai6enbier Bat, unp ftb q Waeile 6fli6 BON WpOter
aui benz @eae mad WPaiilpn befnoet, 1T nit g~Spbnbaus unD
IA ader eanp inter annebnbaren 8ecinsunsen gu perfaufen,
ta Der Gisentbamer elm aneeres @si96ft gu ubernebmen &C..
eentt, Gdbere auitnaft ertbctlt,
S. S. 8amiessr,
0ppifsr, 9. Gu9ut '66.-4mu @i9entbamer.
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&aumuns BON Sarmfabt.

Sarm fabt, Is. Suli. Ser seiern bsrrItems
DEN aufrssuns s~sssaiber fctst bsuts cine iiuu,ms
9eiisnaticn. SanmtliAes WiiitSr BAT bsuts Die
~perlaiisn uno iein games Matsrial mits
seacmmsn. Saiislbs tssitt a9, slsi9 ipie aud
etni8e Sauisnb Wtann %9taiIauer, mad Dem Seen.
une DEM Nedartba!s. Dtan sr,partst Bier nas
Der 9Sreu6eu.
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9ebrer %perfQnat.

Suli IL. - 3mt 10
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Sas Sreffea Sci Mihaffsn6urs.

Heber bas 3reffen bei NIHafenburs lieaen tms
rnsr nur nod ipdrlihe NOtibsn Dor. Cider TT MIR,
baB bic grenssn ssfsst unb Die Bunbsatruppsn
(namtntttd bic Ssifreiher unp 6siisn) 1hpere Ser,
LUTTE s~rlitten BADEN. Sas Srsfsn mar nit sinem
Strabcnfampfe in NibaFsnburs psrtnnSsn. @rn
ben 5sfisn Fno sssen 80 Sinbiers ssfaGen uno
rerrnnost. Sas 8unossbeer perlor aueer 400
@efansenen sssen 900 Nfann an 8rbtsu unp Ser,
NJ ,nbeteu.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-05

A al the stations on the ca MDIN and AMBoY and
AND 4SBoS SSesRR1tf RaGRoAD AND
TRAANsr9Rs ALTON COMPANY Ny FREIGHT LINES
OfSk must M dsg s sxGsDsd % ;.
leave New York at II noon, and and P. M
wick points re Camden and A%Ss7 piSr Ea.
ton the SeW jersey. the Freehold and JamesburG Ss
the burlington and Mount Holly Railroads, received and
ne TsSiasfs RssSaEe Railroad connects at Ph-
win H s LehS bsn o wa ey and e.
and Western Railroad forwarding to Syracuse Buffalo,
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
the New jersey centre hsllroad, and at Newark with
slip memorandum specifying the marks and num-
be sent Win eaCS load q goods or no receipt win Be
81 Ss nave s9 made HF ne %
Try The route When stock furnished in quantities Of
d I ST e S SS S az % Tier s S S
Srth river g the shPI eIs my at the time
1WALTlR q EREEhAN. Freight Agent
Ill No. 22s S. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
j NoRRIST OWN RAILROAD.
on and after WEDNESDAY, November lst 1866, untR
FOX ofuGhfl GhSniXNT6w hGif6e
%, Ieaye ~ kRhileqe5PaRiISo q 10 g. Il 8 y 10 H. ML2a'
l,s A4N, * 4 SO o. 10 o. II III r M NJ ,,.,n. ,,,r
stop on the Germsn1tSsy9s 10Y sIRS BSench; n1s
Leave Philadelphia $40 A. M, 2 Z l0's T. M.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 10, IL A. M q ., ga 0aTss
Il Leave a 6bssnut HI no minutes, g go, Ll4OAM,
Leave Philadelphia 0.io minutes A. M, 2 and7P.M.
Leave Chosndt Hin TAO minutes A. M. 40 $40 and
' go F1 FUR r CON NsHoHoCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
tesye az m Ss Rnatss sSG and liz e A
Leave NOrristOwn on Il 7'5O, o. II A. NJ IL, AZ g. ana
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modistes and ladies' maids experience in making
the petticoats of cambria and muslin fall In
artistic folds beneath the flmy veil
Tarletanes are pulled TO the waist, and tunic
OF some thick, pale silk often enriches the snowy
robe. Many women, innately luxurious, or fond
OF display always select silken attire for ball or
party. IL is noticeable this winter, however,
that the highest fashion insists on a thin white
corsage, even with these regal skirts-a decree
as sensible as artistic; for the dust of the ball
loom settles on the shoulders, and the hair Is too
apt TO soil the high, close waist, or perspifation
to ruin the sleeves. The white bodies are tucked,
pulled or plain, and ornamented with ribbon
and lace, in the form of a berthe, when high
and gathered in folds when low. The sleeves
are very small with needle-work or lace CUTS.
When the corsage is low, no sleeves are worn,
loops Of ribbon finishing the waist at the shout
der. Sashes OF silk, or broad ribbon, in long
BOWS ut the side, or behind, fall from the Swiss
ceinture.
HEADDBEssEs
are. various. The hair, generally worn in the
coil OF the Empire behind, is so frizzed, curled,
pufed, and waved in front, as to afford little
room for improvement. The bandlets still re-
main in favor. Bright ribbons Lre passed
through and through the hair, and fastened
without flowing ends. Flowers and feathers are
worn in the ballroom, but less universally than
in former years. Chains, canoes, and gilded
butterflies alight on sprays of lace, are seen;
and the heavy braid in coronet form appears on
heads where it is beautiful, and on heads which
1t defoIms The manner of arranging the hair
must always be matter of individual concern
There are no canons because the character of
the face and the shape OF the head are the abso-
Lutte authority, from which there is no appeal
We may conceal natures outlines where they
seem faulty, but we cannot violate them without
CURING the reproach of ignorance and bad
taste.
Finally, the fashions which are distinetively
new, ale, with few shining exceptions, dis
tinctively bad. Dear ladies who read the 7Yi5une
and are therefore wiser than your sex, a month
hence we shall ring again at your door-ben and
drink skal with you in your morning coffee. Till
then, most noble friends, think upon this:-No
novelty is worth the buying witch is not in itself
beautiful, nor is any beautiful thing to be dis
carded because its as hion is no longer new.
Giving heed to this golden rule of costume, your
wardrobe will become not only excellent but
economical; and if not clad in the court dress Of
Fashion, you will at least go draped In the
seemliness of Wisdom.-M. Y. Tribune
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RAILROAD LINES.
pHllh.AlDlEs1PhIllA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL

pHlLADEIPHlA. WILMINGTON. AND BAL
TIME q GBLi; - tO@@eSclns MONDAY Januarys
lt6B1ir rains WI leave Depot corner OF BROAD street
E1press ram al oS a. tSoSSays excepted for
PGrs Psl aq 0ss9s a. W%9sSs
baenolia and Stemnsr's Run
StI, stepied, for Salisbury, Milford ana intermediate
Way Man Train at IS A NJ. (supday ezcepsedl. for
Baltimore stopping at Chester Thurlow LinwoOd.
EHpres5 Train at 245 PM Sundays excepted, for
Sleymont, Wilmineton, Newark Ekton Northeast
MsgEoIiS ana Stemmer's RuS. """ =
M vSlglt E Express at Ills 7. N. for Baltimore ana
Csyment wilminston, Newark Elk,OR, North East.
Monroe 9rfqk, Iiiy Point ana RchmOnd viii take
AS an additional accommodation on for these holding
p9a spsol csT sSo ns Ella
phep2t Pc At So A. connecting at Srays Ferry with
WILMfa eT5S hG0oI Oh lTIoN TRAINS
hc9ES AND n fOs Ct s p ?nS S a
Delaware Railroad FOR mliOrd and intermediate stations
Leave Wilmington at 100, 8 l5 and 93e A. M, and %
Irans for New Castle leave Philadelphia atsBA.M NJ.
THR6uGH TR ,INs FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WHRsFtGR CH + FOR & pL and 81
adj eETe o Ghester US at Ats sol 9S and iO M and 1885,
FROM BBLTIMoRF TO PHILADELPHIA
Express; 635 4 NJ, ExpresB. 2 rs z M Express -
An Accommodation Train for Havre-de- 9race aud in
Drains FOR BAL more
Leave Chester Of 9 50 a. NJ, % and IL 50 p. NJ
AZ. M ~ - ~
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train at AO5 A. NJ Baltimore and WASH
iDgton, stopping a Wilmington, Perryv lie Havre-de-
Grace Aberdeen, PerrYmau's, lfagno Ia and Stemmsrs
Night Express IL Tsp. NJ, for Baltimore and " ash
inpton, stopping at Chester. Thur ow nwoOd. (IaV-
mont, Wilmington Newark ElktOn, Northeast Perry
vii g, and HnvTe-de- Grace A'
special train wi Philadelphia for WIlmin gton
for intermediate stations AZ q p M.
BALI I'M ORR FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore ct 0b T. NJ. stopping at Havre-de-
Grace, Perryvla. and Whining on. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito take passengers PhlaG ana
leave passengers from Washington Batmore) and
chester to leave passengers from Baltimore Wash
inPton. -
special train viii leave Wilmington for Philadelphia
and intermediate stations at 6 80 p. n
Freight raD, with passenger car attached, will leave
Wi mington for Perryvile and intermediate Q atonS
'04 p. Nj. Ii. Il. KENNY, SUPERINTENDENT
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, D0YLLSTOWN, MAUCH
BARR.
At 80 A. M. CExpress), for Bethlehe Allentown
Mauch Ihunk, HazletOn, WhliamspOrt, and wilkes
barre.
4 $50 P, Nj Expressl fol Bethlehem, Faston, etc..
reaching Easton at Gas p. NJ. -
At SIS 2. NJ. tor Bethlehem, Allentown HaHoh
Chunk, Danville and WilliamspOrt.
For poylestown at s'55 a NJ, 23O and AIS T. M.
For Lansdale at 6l5 p. NJ.
White cars of the Second and Third Streets Line CITY
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
6l5P M.
Leave boy estown at 8 80 A: M, S'l5 and s sOPM
Leave Lansdale at Gl0 A.
Leave Fort Washington a 1896 A M, and2ISPM.
on SUNDAIS.
Philade lphia fof Betnlehem at q A N.
Philadelphia Tor Doylestown at p. M,
DOylestown for Phi ade pbia at 20 A. M.
Bethlehem or Philadelphia at p. M
Through Tickets onst be ioculed at the ticket oceS
THIRD Street or BERKS street.
SIS ELIIS CLARK Aoanf
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K.OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
u Anboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad

OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Y Anboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
0Ol FROM fHILApELPEIA TO NEW YORK
and WY paces from Walnut street wharf, will leave
At 4. M, via Camden and Amboy Accommoda-
M Via amGcn and Jersey CITY Express. 56S
Al T. NJ NOON ca and 2 a. Via Camden and AM
boy In M Ma freS6s Tens ana Srb z
commodation (Freght and Passenger), LIST class
"a eass Ticket SO
At 8 and 10 A. NJ. 3 and 5 p NJ, for Mount HoIIy,
Ewansvll 9, Pemberton, and vincentowni ats A. NJ,
ana 2 P; M. for Erseh99ldo h99llddo u.oop ~
myfa, Riverton, DeGnco, Beverly, EdgewateT Bur
lington Florence BOrdentown ETC.; The IL a. N and
Lines FROM KENsIS GToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
AtllI5 A. M 4,SO and 45 P. Nj, via Kensngton
M M NJ Digit via KeGs9tcn and jersey City
he Si5 NJ Line viii run daily Al Others Sundays
At 20 and 'l5 A. M g. $3.50, 48O, and As P. NJ and
All A. NJ. 1850 8, ) and P y: Tor Ornwels, Torrls
and Fr9nklOTd, ana at p. for HOmOsburg Sne
'"'ei bEIVfDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaware River Valley. Northern Pennsyl'
ana AeT Fk Ss 5av E aRa SG Great
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Lines FROM new YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80, win leave from loOt OF Cortland street
At and 10 ard lla M p. NJ and IL Night via Jer-
From Pier No Norm river, a. A. NJ. and 2P NJ, via
At Il Il. 3 ana 6 P. NJ Freght and Passenger) via
jan, ttii.i5 Is. 1865. WILLIAM q. GATzMER, Agent
WTEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot o. MARKET street (U pper FerIy)
FALL AND WINTER. ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WE'D ESDAN November is 1860
IG TOs sSe% a s6 3 p West jersey
70, hyille and al intermediate stations, al a. M
For Cape May and intermediate stations at A. NJ. to
MillVie COM Getting with Fre ht Train Passenger Car
attached for Cape May, due 3'45 p. M and r M
through Passenger Que p. NJ: ..-.,, :,
For O ASHORE and intermediate Stations at A. NJ.
For Woodbury., Gloucester, ETC., at A. M, 8, $50
Freight train will leave Phi adcphia from sandfOrds
wharf at 10 and G9%aSa at IN II H suDernteDden
THE " EeT JERSEY EXPREsc o0slPAkf
reeve deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies: 70 all parts OF the country, any
Special Messenger accomp anies each through train
! Once, No o Walnut street ZIG 9m
lOe6 -PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
1900 ,,n. ,r,vIt.s. MAILROAP re o-,. and rorn,.
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cars run ri 6rous6 on 9Se Erie Mail
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FnnA"'ilD' INV YORK CoNNEoToy,
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Sc No cSange i Of cars between flie ana New York.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-05
CovERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. S A.
No. 8 SOUTH GAY STREET

BALTIMoRE Nd, January 81, 1866
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will re received at
this Office daily, and opened at IL O'Clock W., on
Wednesdays and Saturdays during the month of
February, for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD
BREAD, on hand az this depot
1he bread is in boxes OF fifty (50l pounds each.
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
been carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box
having been opened, examined and then re-coopered,
and no box allowed replaced which did not come up
to the standard Tor lssueiIo troops. No proposals
received Tor less than twenty (20l boxes Purchases
Will be delivered on board OF transports without
expense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on notf-
cation OF acceptance of bid Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores Should navigation be
closed during this time, the timo so lost viii not be
considered Proposals 10 be endorsed on the
envelope Proposals for Hard Bread" and
addressed TO THOMAS WILSON,
Breyt It, .-COl. and G. S u. 3 A.,
1925 Brevt Brig Genl, Vols.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-22
HARRIsBURa, March 10, 1866.

To the Editor of The 4Heghanian
The Hall of the House is quiet this
morning, that boieerous body, the Rep
resentatives, having adjourned over on
Friday until halfpast seven this evening
In consequence of this-the members and
borers having nearly al gone home to en-
Joy a short spell of domestic felicity, or
to the city for special amusement-the
capital is dull, and very little occurs to
me out of which to make up letter in
which either you or your readers can be
particularly interested. However, / will
do the best | can, aud with this you must,
perforce, be satisfied or at least you must
submit.
Since the Gubcrnatorial candidates of
the respective parties were rut In the
field, the public mind has calmed down
very little is said on either side-but the
leading men wLo are to have charge of the
operations of the campaign are quietly,
but industriously, preparing facts, fiction,
statistics, in short every engine necessary
to carry on campaign of unusual vigor.
[ am afraid it will also be acrimonious
for | never knew a period-and my
knowledge covers nearly two score years
when hostile feeling ran higher, or
more determination to win success was
evinced. My daily intercourse with the
most intelligent Republicans, members of
the Legislature and visitors from almost
every section of the State, enables me to
state positively that no doubt is entertain
ed of the election of Gem Geary, and that
by a triumphant and unprecedented ma
jority. Of this result all are sanguine;