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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Virginia.

! The military force now on duty in Vir'
ginia consists of forty,four companies Of
regulars, numbering in the aggregate
about tvo thousand men.
The Chesapeake Female College, 'i'uat
ed near Fortress Monroe, is to be con.
verted into Theological Seminary fol
negro a,pirants after ministerial honors
under the patronage Of the Northern
Baptist Home Missionary Society.
A Northern paper says there are $lo0-
600 jn counterfeit greenbacks now in cir.
cula,ion in Grayson county, Va. We did
not suppose there ever was so much at
100000 Of all sorts of money in thas
county at any one lime.
The woods near Fairfax Station, 10
Fairfax county, were almost denuded by
violent hail storm. accompanied by
lightning and thuader, on the l4th.
A railroad meeting was held at Camp
bell Court House. on the l4lh instant, for
purpose Of opening the subscription
books for the Gynchburg and Danville
Railroad. About City shares of stock
we're taken. and the meeting adjourned
until the next county courts. the second
Monday in June. at WHICH time all the
friends of this road are invited to attend.
A specimen slate from the quarry of
Capt. R. G. Nicholas. Of Bucking ham
county, is said 10 be equal IN smoothness
and finish to any ever seen.
The Norfolk Day Book is panied to
chropicle the rapid increase Of crime per-
petrated 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth snd the
surrounding country. l-AU
The Petersburg Express announces the
arrival in that city Of Gen. Roger a.
Pryor. --5as ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

A patriotic real estate broker in Chica-
go who during The war con6scated large
sum Of money belonging to North Car,
Gilman. and devoted i! to his own private
uses. has been compelled to shell out by
. decision Of che supreme Court. Reput-
lies are ungrateful.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

cCNsTITt 4fONxL 1oEaRcR
n.ir- harr- = hhnt.iou II stfri1ris Szrsa-arillu
yellow Docs. RurdoyS md 1oiiin Pntasa. FER a.
disrasts rtq1i1ng slisTaiive truatre1L Reccn
ncnstd ~ an h-ruries ~ tie blrod se7Uflias ski
desAS Syphfs " al is forms Itch Tarnags Gl2adu
u SWelinfs Jt,ers. old Sores If1apies md hCtche
on the lace Bgs hesedLsry tsznis and A. thai cas-
q nalsdies far which Physicians 'resonEoend -
Mod 70 be roTifed- 49,
Some If our other rr-Fa-z.ions s-sszs safo~t
Drouigooie 4 Co.'S LUNG BALSAM, a..
Dr.. Dr,ing,olee RED pfARRHEA REMEDY
De Ia lscolss PILE SAME
Dr. / Psrhalns INDIAN SALNL-
Drougoole : ' ECET Bl.E AZ n bl4Ole flBAS,
De Ia Isa,oke's LIVER -FILlk
ssvaptisur.- Fhi1iaEans STOMACH B1TFESs,
Sold BY Drugzist and ilerrhsnis.
wcspr, RieHHRps . Co are sole Aesaa fsr Csnisa.
NisS
IP DRoNGOOIE- q Co. tProrriefarsl
Whs.srsie s Bstal BruEri=rs
40 Wsn street
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

To HoUsE-KEEPERs.-Ifyou want
nice light-bread, good biscuit, and
beautiful cake, just so to the store OF
Messrs. Fleming, Stebbins s. Co., and
purchase some of Morgan's self-rising
-four. We have tried it and find it
all it is represented.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

Where old Potomac rolls along, 20
Where Shenandoah Ia surging,
Where Mississippi to the sea,
Its rapid course ia urging;
Far az the sunny South extends.
And bright skies emile upon her.
Enshriu'd in hearts that love her we'll
There lies our Southern Honor.
She's sprung from knightly cavaliers,
And s!res of princely breeding,
From men who on dark battle.6elds
In freedoms cause lay bleeding;
From steady Scotia's noble earls.
Hispania's fiery senors.
The courtly dukes Of sunny France.
And lords of English manors.
Shea uurtured In the hearts of maids.
True as the danes Of Sparta,
And In the souls of drawer knights,
Than ever won the Garter.
A thousand hands, thousand hearts,
Are keeping guard about her,
For never yet true Southron breath'd
Whose heart could live without her.
What though the feet Of ruthless foes,
Have trampled down her border,
And In the place of gentle peace,
Brought blood and wild disorder'
They could not take her quite away
She lives, though she is bleeding
And bold and true, chosen few.
Still listen to her pleading. mr.
And they will pray, and they will toll.
And they will yet redeem her.
And deck her in the queeuly robes,
That did 70 we'll beseem her;
And she shall shine DER all the earth.
Though foes may frown upon her,
And to the skies, her glory rise
God bless our Southern Honor.
...... SIGMA.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

~ We are glad to state that the
Methodist Church in this place,
through the perseverance of its Pas
tor,is at last undergoing repairs. We
hope soon to see it in a finished con.
dition and well attended,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

Gen. Santa Anna. conversing with The
Hera'd's correspondent. denies all connis
auee With Maximilian. He intends u
dispatch a staff officer to Juates, and
send a communication to Romero explain
atory OF bis intentions here.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated crc Milo from the COlrt HOuu,
CAN ON, Miss.

TIVE undersigned have this 'dsv formed 3
coPartEership under the style Of 7. J.
DRANE . CO., Tor the purpose OF carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches
1t is the intention Of the r-oprietars to
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate Of the South, ripeniug in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively prolectc5
against disappointment. - -
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall hs
added 10 our catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part Of the South, for WHICH .. mcderata
charge viii be nude; and DO charge will Re
made for delivery Of packages at the rail
roads.
Il is requested that exriicit directions lie
given for marking and shipping packages.
but in al cases, isisR Shipment Is mGde liz c.
ticlss are al The risk Of ne 7Uyef1scr.
All oEders from unknown 'correspopsen.s
must he accompanied With remittance, draft
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 rciiiv ~
Immediately 81 any error that may be commit.
ted in : Hing their orders, in order that "
may 81 one -.-ke amends.
CataloEuss viii be forwarded 10 all v no sp-
ply, post 2 aid, and srcioss stsa,p N rrspa~
the pos,a-a. I. j. BkAN s d co.
Sept. II 1865. ".
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

+, Our former distinguished felow-ctizen
Hon. VIM NJ Gwin. afierward u s Sen
ator from California, and lac Stale pris-
oner at Fort Jackson. passed up the riv-
er last evening on the steamer "Strader, u
to the plantation Of bis brother, A. NJ.
Gwin. Of Issaquena county. After rusti-
eating for few weeks. we learn that he
will visit this city. Mr.. Gwin Is in robust
health and looking remarkably well after
his long op6nement.-Vicksburg Herald
cath. ---T EGrT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
A LONG WAY FROM HoME.-We

A LONG WAY FROM HOIE.-We
received by this mornings mail a
beautiful song set to music-called
"The Old Piney Woods" 1t was
sent to us from the publishers A. &
S. Nordheimer, Toronto, Canada
West. They have large collection
of fashionable music which they will
forward free of postage on receipt OF
their marked prices.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
1866.

HOUSKEEPERS troubled With yerniu need b
50 no longer, II they nse 'CosrEss 81 Exterminator
We nsve used d to our satisfaction and IL Q boz
cost IS, we Woald have il. We have tried Puisons
but they effected nothing; but "Costaris" article
.knoeks the breath out Of Rats, Reaches Ants, and
Bed Bugs. quicker than we can write IL. II Is 10
great demand all over the country -Mendina. OHIO
Gaxefs
81 See 'scosraK'sn advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
1866.

FARMERS AND HoUsEKEERS-sbould :.
collect that hundreds Of dollar worth q Oral
Provisions, Ac,. are annually destroyed ~ Rat
Mies. A6ts, ard other insects and vermin--all q
.shieh can hssPfsvsnted BY few 6olars' iEorth G
''O0sfAn'si' Rat. Roach, Ana, &c. ExterninatoI
bought and used freely. ...
e. See ;CosIAE's" aaverissneus sbsys.
- soldfn c1srox, Miss.
NJ. By.
and all Druggists and Deslers-
Nay 96. On.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

TIE BALTIMORE CHILDREN's Fam
4be children Of Baltimore. Who are not
suffering. have expressed desire to hold
lair for the benefit Of the destitute cbil
dfsn OF The South. and have issued call
/, tpssll children and grown person. too, to
sid n the advancement OF the fair by the
Sfotufenent Of contributions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
PROCLAIM alton.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF MISSISSIPPI.
Bureau Refugees, Freedmen d Absudouel Lands (
Office Assistant COMMISSIONER for the Stat
Of Mississippi
yIcxsBuRd, Miss, May 8, 1866
WHEREAS, LIST Lieut.. j. b. BLAypIYG
w 2lst regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Assistant sub-Cummissioper Bureau RefU.
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, was
foully assassiuated at Grenada, on the uighr
of the 30th ult., aud the assassin is still al
large; a reward of
-E One Thousand Dollars
is offered for his apprehension and such evil
d nee as will warrant his being brought to
trial before the proper tribunal and re-
ward Of -,
Five Hundred Dollars
is offered for such Information as will lead
to his arrest, with such evidence as will ena-
bic the authorities to bring him to trial.
The papers of the State are desired to pub
lish this notice for thirty days, and ,t9rEaCd
their accounts to this office. abb
- EH. J. WOOD, Maj. Cen. Vols.
Commanding; Asst Comm,
~ 90 ..ta B, R., +. d A. L.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Df La ROBES
CALI FEN C. q,

WI y taiistr cure 'ts osi invc-fra. caes Of
chii kat can De fotI1l = u.vaC arc thG bead. can
hc alriustte % inL.ats und makes permanent ceres
Ctul and Tavrr Dumb ChiI's Intermittent Remiitent
anu ioJis EevC-s, Erru.dosl Eealache, paa and
aching OF is iss and a-hs neural "a senerai la,si
;ude debii cll ard chfv sens5uils Rne all dishas
e. # a Ma sric,s origin. Each lseksse contaus a
Box q liver Pills b1x az auursrindls J lis and
hotleo Of Tonic C@l ~ siiqurc -. about Il,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Administrators Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison couhty.{
In the Probate Court Of said county
To r. Hynsoa Nggradr, Aarg Eliza
beH NGgrzaey, and Leonard Nqg,pdey.
minors, and 10 Mrs Hull. mother O
said minors, and formerly sgidOw Or
Leonard Kagruder, deceased. and to
AQrgoretJ Zunts and Norcxs j. Zunts
her husband, and 10 all other persons
Interested in tie lands, tenements hereda.
amsntg Of ,Todm z. .Aagrwder, late Of
said comfy, deceased.
YOU ae hereby cited 10 be ard PER-
sonaNy appear before the Probate
Court OF Madison county, State Of Mis-
sisslpri On tue second Monday in May
next, hen and there to answer TO the
petition Of Mrs E. ,Magruder, admin
istra.rjz of said estate, and TO show cause
if any Of you can. why all the lands in
said county Of Madison. belonging to said
estate should not be sold to pay debts.
said petition being fled to report said
estate insolvent, and to obtain an order
for the sale Of said lands for the purpose
aforesaid, ..-.
Test E. D. WARD,
Mich 81, &c. eS4w. Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
PHYSICIANS COHBINkfl0NI
All SECRECT RENO WE'D!
TIE GREET SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS,

Prepare with skill and ability by
NUM- II eNps-enced southern Physicians
specially for s.ases peculiar % aSou;hs-.I climate he
used in len the many compounds sent froInth- North
by men vile knov hat Nejieleiess about our
Treatment az! mover mada footprint Southern sol.
From the tact That there exists IA the South large pub
ic demand for u class Of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

COTTON SEED FOR SALE.-One
thousand bushels first class cotton
seed, warranted to be the best for
planting purposes. The seed are Sc
curely sacked and ready for ship
ment at a moments notice.
Any person desiring the entire lot,
or a part Of it, would do well to adj
dress w. r. PARRISH,
May 8. If Bolivar, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
1866.

A VOICE FROM THEFAR wEsT.-speakins
of "CosrA An 81 Rat Roach. Ant, ks, Exferminatol
-'more grain md provisions are destroyed annual
ly in 'irant Couuty by sermin than would pay fOr
tons of tSis Ra, aud Insect Killer. '--7LrFeasisr
HIs., Hsrafd
a. See "CosrlK'sr advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
CORN, IRON. &c.

T HAVE just received thity hve hundred
j bushels Of yeilo~ aud 1900 hurdret
bushels Of white CORN, also a lot ofIRON
ssit.e'e Ear plantation use. The publiC
EgaerSlly would do we'll 20 giye me a cal
before patchsstAg elsewhere.
-.s. TT. RICHARDS.
Pe5 10, 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
See COstar'S Rat advertisement.

CONFEDERATE BURIED AT FREDERICK
CirY--We copythe foIlowinglst of names
Of MIssissiPpians buried al Frederick City,
Nd, Some of he names may be spelled
incorrectly. For Information on this or
other points, application may be made to
Mr' DeLashmutt. or 10 the superintendent
4f Mount Oiivel cemetry. a; Frederick
L, ptembcr, 1862 C. T. Il lberts, 18th Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Legal Notice.

ICY VIRTUE Of tie provisions OF deco
- trust, executed by j Il, Caldwell, aad
his wife, Mary Caldwell, 10 the Undersigned
dated July 18Th 1860 and dolly recorded en-
pages 354 ard 355 Book 7 of the rRcords Of
The Probate Clerk of Madison county, StaLe
Of Mississippi. hereby give Eorce to all
parties interested, that / will proceed to sell
before the Courthouse door, in the city q.
Canton, State and county azores aid, on
Monday, 18Th day January, I'D. 1851
between legal hours to the highest bidder. at
public cutlery, for cash, TIE following re2l
estate situate and lying within the county of
Madison, State aforesaid, together with all
and singular the appurtenances thereunto he
longing, viz; NJ aud s w and VI Of S IT
Of section 3. S III and W. N Ell and 81 II
Ed Of section 10 M Of 81 and 81 OF w
Of W Of section II il town hip eight range
2 east and ID 5 Ii of sectioa,3. All of sec
lion "a, and VI of n "! Of section IS town
ship range ? east, containing by estimation.
]S4G a7~es more or less
The tide il believed TO De beyond dispute
bni acting ar trusges | shall only convey such
title as il vested IN ire ty vi,tue OF said deed
in trust. RICHARD " INTER,
Jnull 'G6-lv. Trustee
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
"COStar's" Rat, Roach, &C, EXter'S,
Is pas,e-used for Rats, Nice, Reaches.
Black and Red Ants, &C., &c, &c., &c.
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Fa,mer's Gazetts
(Englishl asserts and proves that pair Of RATS
will have progeny and descendants no less than
65 $50 in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be put down, they would consume. more
food than would sustain IS 600 human beings
81 See "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
4. o. Wy Sc,
AUCTIONE ER,
CANTON. MISS.

HAVIN0 hsn rs-spHninted AacH3peer FOR toe
y y calnty of Eaaissr- the ERdeIsign~d oters his
tTvices tonhe Puhlic = That me Of bn=ness. viii
q, sysrytody's crying promptly and On The 2 )st
liter
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
EoTTcE

ViS@.''','s ,........shoTICE-
Al'.rersnns shAl are indebted 10 The Am q
stsosS 4 hEYSEB. Csnt1n. Mss. viii do me a
Afor ~ ealing at once. and settling their accnpne
A. Aecoznts must b. settled hy lcsNh OF Notes
b. i9s aIss'Of April uext, or sub viii be brought
On.
Rirss 1, SSH GL cRoss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

jefferson Davis health is mend
ing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Executors, Notice.

THEREAFTER no new claim agains. the
L Il estate Of J. s. Prichard wi ! &c allowed
unless r1aie by the undersigned or BY his
written authority.
B. L. PRlCHARp, Executor.
Nav -. 1865 st
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

Major General and Commissio ner.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
LOCAL AID GENERAL.

FATAL OCCURRENCE.-On Tuesday, 2ls
inst, one of the most distressing occurrences W,
have ever been called upon to record, took place
in Sheshequin township. The facts as we have
received them from reliable persons are rs follows
In the forenoon Of that day, Mr.. JONI KINGS
LAND, respectable farmer, residing in the uPp9
part of the Valley, came into his house from th'
field, and commenced changing his clothes. iht
servant girl, heard some words pass between hr'
X and his wife when the latter rushed from the
room, pursued by her husband, who was evidently
bent upon iuGicting personal violence upon her.
The girl alarmed, hurried out Of the house, and
cried for assistance. Meanwhile kINGsLAND had
caught his wife, knocked her down, and was stamp
ing upon her head with his feet, when her mother,
m aged woman, entered the room and pushed him
off the PROSTATE body. He endeayored 10 recon-
nence his brutal work, but the mother successful
IL resisted his efforts and he left the house.
From his house he went to WM. SNYDEGs, a dis
tance Of two miles, where his son, young man,
was at work, and after few words, pulled out
revolver, firing twice at him, happily without ef
feet.
KrNGsLAND was Immediately arrested taken to
Athens, and after an examination, committed to
the Jail of the County to await his trial.
Mrs K1yGs1AND was terribly bruised about the
head and fingered insensble, until Monday morn
ing, when death put an end to her sutferings. \
past al9fea examination disclosed the fact that her
skull was crushed in several pl2ces. She was
aged about As years, and leaves three children to
mourn her loss aggravated by the unfortunate
manner of her death.
KINGsI.AND is a respectable farmer, in comforta-
ole circumstances, and but for occasional parox-
isms of passion, a temperate and well disposed
man. Some difficulty which had occurred in the
family seems to have aroused all his evil passions,
and in moment of ungovernable fury had. led
him to the commission of a crime too shocking to
contemplate, and which plunges large circle Of
relatives in the deepest afIction,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29
D I b D

GUYER.-On the 11th of November, at her resi-
dence at Highland, Mrs. Eliza MCord Guyer,
daughter of John MCord, Esq, and wife Of L.
Guyer, in the 57th year of her age.
Mrs GUYER was born in Drumon township, Ian
caster County, Pa, was married in 1887, ,.and re-
moved to Bradford County in 1843.
She became member of the Baptist Church, in
Harrisburg, in 1882. Her Christian profession, at
all times rendered beautiful, and impressive by
the exercise of a refined and cultivated intellect,
and her Christian efforts, safely directed by the
promptings of discriminating judgment made
her one of those rare characters, reminding all
who-ca to know her, Of the Saviors injunction
-" Be ye therefore wise serpents and harmless
as doves" Bringing these qualities to bear in the
various relations of wife, mother, daughter, sister
friend, counsellor, and sympathizer, her loss Will
be long and deeply felt by the many to whom her
affection and counsel had become not only com
fort, but necessity. Few appreciated more read
lily the wants of the human heart, in its sorrows
and bereayements, as well its joys and the liv-
ing testify to the promptness and efficacy of
the re ef she was always ready to afford. What
ever duty of affection called her to do, she did ap-
propriately, and well, and when disease and death
approached, she was ready like one who had been
doing her Fathers bidding to lie down calm: and
trusting in the strength of the God she had en-
deavored to serve. During her last illness, which
was long and painful, her faith was not merely
sustaining-it was triumphant. 1t enabled her to
await calmly the sundering of ties which bound
her closely and tenderly to life Her death was
the peaceful close oil a harmonious life
''He giveth His beloved sleep"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-29

DROCLAMATION.

DR0CLAMATI0N.-- The Commonwealth
l. Of Pennsylvania 10 8Tatda Gsta', (icido,o) In
son GustiH, Ehas GUstda, ha.aA y. Gustia Eiizajsh
Jane (aoto deceased) Jam4yJied ALfceL .Ta,aaa and
Ahnira Gustin, heirs Of Thongs H. Gr5ti,l dccease3
and TO all other persons iateTegted, GREETING
BRADFORD COUNTY, ES-
You are hereby cited 10 be and appear before the
Judges of Orphans Court at Orphans Court 10
be held at Towanda on the 50 day Of September, 4
D. 1866, at clock in the afternoon then and there
accept refuse said real estate Of said decedan its
valuation, bid for the real estate Of said Thomas H.
Gustin deceased situate in Columbia tp in said cOun-
ty accept refuse TO take said real estate at the ap
praised valuation put upon by inquest duly award
ed by the said Court and returned by the Sheriff Feb
ruary 9, A. D. 1906 to wit, said premises valued and
appraised at 1850 90.
Witness the Hon. +. B. Streeier, President Judge,
at Towanda, June q, 4. q. 1896
\. c, ELSBREE Clerk.
And nov to " t, Sept. 4th, 1866, the Court, on mo-
on continue this case until the first Monday OF next
term and direct that publication be made by the Sheriff
in of the county papers and copy OF said paper
containing said notice. be forwarded 10 the residence Of
Arson Gustin by mail.
n. c. ELSBREE. Clerk
Nov. 81
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extra comfort 1t affords to passengers is obvious.
The imperceptbly acquired fatigue and nervous
rest!essness induced by extended travel, Is chiefly
occasioned by being cramped up and compelled to
keep in one position. All American travellers well
know this. Those likewise who have contrasted
the relative comfort of narrow and wide cars, can
appreciate the immense advantage offered by the
broad guage in this particular.
The region of country which the Erie traVerses
cannot lie eXceled for picturesque beauty, and IN
some places grandeur Of scenery. That model and
miracle of brdge-architecture at Portage IS alone
worth long Journey to see. Your eyes feast on
the agricultural perfection of western and interior
New York you are delighted with the romantic
scenery of the Upper Delaware and Susquehanna
valleys at frequent Intervals you eaten ghmpses
of the unadorned beauty of the wild tributaries OF
the Allegheny you glide swiftly through Patter-
SON Bnghamton, Owego, Elmlra, Port Jervis, and
other charming cities and towns, and are conveyed
at last to the terminus of your pleasure trip,
through the heart of the dairy regions of New York
and New Jersey OF dining stations with abund-
ant time for meals there is no lack You stop at
regular hours for breakfast, dinner and supper at
the very finest wayside hotels in this or any other
country.
Not only in the solidity of its road-bed and the
uniform excellence and smoothness of its track is
the Erie Railway unsurpassed, but its rolling stock
and splendid sleeping are III keeping with its
perfect and costly appointments. There no
hnggard faces and beared eyes after nights ride
but jocund spirits and the freshness of youth
abound. More thorough gentlemen can nowhere
be found than the conductors on this popular road
As route for families, invalids and pleasure seek
ers it has no superior. Let "bulls' elevate or
''bears' depress Erie stock, long its present
good management continues, the reputation of
the "broad guage" will maintain its proud su-
premacy.