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~ PER CENT SAVED
~ BY USING
n. +. BlBBlTTS
LABOR SAVING SOAR.

This Soap is made from clean aud pure muteri-
ais, contains no aluleration # any Kind, will
not injurc the most delicate fabric and is espcc-
ialv adapted for wouleuS. which will not shrink
after icing washed with this Soap. 1t NAV he
usei in bard ar salt water. II will remove paint.
grease tar aud stains Of all kinds. One pound
warranted equal to two pounds Of ordinary family
soap. Directions sent with each bar tor making
three gallons handsome SOFT soap from one pound
Of til, Soap. Each bar is wrapped in n circular
con aiming rull directions for use printed in En-
dish and German. Ask your grocer for "B. T.
Bihbitt's Soar.' aud take no other R r. Bah
ltt. Nos Ga 81, &C c. 63,G9,7O. - and "a, Wash
inst ton st., y. /.
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OF YOUTH.

IL Gentleman who suffered for We rs from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe aud directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit By the advertiser experience eau do so
by addressing. in perfect confidence.
;ly JOHN u. OGDEN, ~ Cedar St, New York.
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l.. L. n,wtr, Druggist, Uuiontown. Penn,
writes, April I, 1866: aliens Lung Ialiam has
performed some remarkable cures about here
recommend it with confidence in all t.ea ,es Of
the Throat and Lungs"
SrFRrISG Bros. Druggists, write from Carol
ton. o, Jan. -, 1857 "Senl Us iv dozen Al
ial's Lung Bilsam. We are entirely out Ct it..
1t gives more general satisfaction than am other
med cine we cell"
wholesale agents for the Eastern states
Sold ~ all dcalc.s il family Medicines. Price
Il. 4s.4w
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- Make YOUR OWN soar,
CU PER CENT SAVED by Using
BIT. BABRrTwS
rCEE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
IL /, a.

7 I NE wv ~ TN.F III VI NNIll
OR READY SOAP MAKER.
Warranted loublo ,hc strength oi common Potash
amt superior to any other -apnnte. OF I've in the
market Pat up in cprs Of pound. rnuais 2
POUNDS aud /? pounds with full directions in
I'm ,h and German tor making Hard tnd Soft
soap. one po',ni will make - gallons ot Soft
Soap ~ like is required. Consumers will find
hi, ;he cheapest Potash IN the market. 3. T.
B,htitt, Eo,. Gi.fi d6,G7, Co. co, 10 ~ and a
Westinghouse, y. 7
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GUDDEN DEATH

SUDDEN DEATH
" Is che fate Of every fibre upon which the
CAUsrlC POISON
Of an ,rdrary.hair dye falls. There Is no
RESURRECTION
for the Glaments thus bliglted. But. ms it were,
IN the
TNvfSKilNG OF An EYE.
hair Of any obnoxious co.or Is changed ,oa
EICn AND GLORIOUS nuF,
AMI at the same time vtLlited and inn royod 10y
the use Of
CIlRlSTADOROS HAIR DYE
natures safe ally. aud bcautv's rcgenerator, Man
uiactured bv J. CkISrADOKO, GS Maiden lnnc.
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all llnir llrcsscrJ ie.4N
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ERAY HAIR
" Restored to its Original Youthful Color, bv
tie use nj that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

1t will make Hair grow upon bald hcais, except
in very aged persons. it furnishes the nltritiye
principle 10y which the hair is nOurished and sup
ported.
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and
docs It stain the skin.
No better evidence Of its superiority need be
adduced than the fact that many limitations Of
it arc offered to the public.
II is 4 spendi hair dressing.
K. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprictors.
For sale by all druggists. +5wi
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DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
~ There is 10 disease Which exreroncc Ia,
amply proved to ~ rem diehle by tic Peruvian
Syrup. "a protected solution Of the protoNid- ct
lronl az Dyspepsia. The most inveierste forms
OF this disease have been completely cure by TIL,
medicine, "a ample testimony Of some Of our first
citizens proves.
From tho Venerable Aychdeacon Scott, y. y.
Durham, Canada Fat.
IL am sninvetcrate Dyspeptic Of orc
than Is wears standing.
Il have been so wonderfully benefited
in three shor, weeks during which have used
the Peruvian Syrup, that can scarcely psrsuadc
myseltu tile Iesli;v. People who have known
me are astonshed ct the change. ! AN widely
own, snd can bat recommend to othc-s that
hicL has done 90 much tor ma
Another C!,rE!msn iilcs as follows
NY voyage to Europe is Indefinitely postponed.
| have discovered the 'Fuunian Of Health on
this side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peru
Wan syrup have rescued me from the iangs q tho
liend Dyspepsia"
A PAM hlct OF - pages containing history of
this Ie-"dIkahle remedy, with treatise ON Iron
as a medicine will lie sent free to anv address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup blown in
the glass. J. 7. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
90 hey St., New York.
Sold by all Druggiats. 4iiw
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S,TNrG or VERMONT Adoi,,n

ili" Probate t..pti ia- 49, r','-'r' 80 ,fHsp.t.
10 all rci,ou~ iu..rr~te1 20 thr -. ~. y
SYLVIA tdNBl
ATE Il We ! 20 in-aii j'su'i. 's,.a-r'.
. '~~
An INSTRUMENT tirror''rr' - - Sc vill a.t
testament - .'ii -, liz, tla+r ling ueru t.- -
"n'cI io ssH l'-oiatr Court i.r pruia- az
u l1Wante.
Gpu tlcrct iche.c'., no'..-.l 80 1,rn4r tar,.-
lie Probate Oiic. In aid Niu'lci w., IN .y"t
dis rct. on Nruli y. tho nh Ia, Of Va e. &
nest 1860 II icn clorl IN the i,r' .-ou. b. .
saw o,u.c. ! anv YOU hn- vi - sail ms .rnipi
should not tr pro,cd aud i"wod a. TIE lat vi ,
AMI Testament "i rid dpr.reri.
dated At Nj rv, 'li- Il = ''av r f.hr"ar,
1864. .iFb = kGsHHtl T.. Register
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HAIR DYE
DUCHU.
I'D From niepcn.ttoi-v

DUCHU.
ID CFrom Dispen.atory Of the United State }.
D.os'tN CRrNArt, B-cHu LEtVk-.
ProrcrtesGh pir odor il ,,rong, dlIusiye, 2si
somewhat aromatic their taste Lit,or, and snnlo-
g0us 10 mint.
Medical properties and uscs--llnchu leaves arc
gently stimulaut, with a peculiar tendency 10 the
Urinary Organs. They arc given in complains
ct the Urinary Or-ana, Gravel Chronic Cdtarrl
Of the Bladder, Morlj irritation Of the Iislier
and Crethra. Disease Of the Pfostrate and Reten-
ton or incontiuence Of Urine. from n loss OF tone
in the parts concerned in lis evacuation. The
remedy ha' been recommended in Dyspepsia
Chronic Eheumali,m CEtdreous affections, and
DrHpsy.
Il,hnbold'i Extract Buchr is need BY rerscns
from the ages O! - to % aud from So to Co. or il
the decline or change off after confinement C,
labor pains. bed wetting in children.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING

D. Gcnts-Thi. is to certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAN one Of the best rem
cdies in the world for diseased Lungs. I have
used it in my family Tor breaking up trouble
some cough with the happic.t effect. ! rccnrl-
mcudel it to q vounS lady who hal a harrassing
cough and was threatened with Con-umpti ~. aud
it cured her in few days. 1 would recommend
it to all those preliSpo,cd to Consumption.
Respectfully yours, a. \. HARRISON,
Cincinnati Ohio.
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TUESDAY, March y.
NERGENNES,
Saturday, L.
BRANDON,
March 10.
". B.-No Gnlyanc battery, or Me.me,,c u.
eeption. Dr. Crabtre cares by rA'aus aud cures
permanent
tsg- At Rutland, brandon, Bristol, New Ha9"n,
Vcreenncs and burlington, Dr. {. has large ut
OF patients already. II they 80 increase Tor l"'
months mere lie viii he unable to attend them
aH. He Will only be at Middlchury an sunday.
The Dr.. has beer the entire past 3 M"Nru-
CALkfostA d ORLEANS CGCNrIls, treating d.
cases u long Standing;
Licer, Lung, & Wroai Dhcasce: Scrot-
u'a, Hclci', dad all Hu'aors; F1s; 81
Tjhts' Dance Ndcwndtis8 f; CutnI~h !;
DedJncss; J.Daors -; Pies Dr4"yj h,d-
ncy Dpca~ Al fea,tje ConlPttnt8 ltrc7t
mig7,al Cmrc,) irregularities Pro"pH !;
.H0cmiW aad Seminal Diseases, and 1airts
ot' tie Elood, &c.
DR.. Cn,nr,r hs. the best suit Of Offices in New
rudani, 81 81 Main street, Hartford, Conn,
where lie has been lYc,,,.d years. \ cont intr.d
physician is retained there while the D. ctor give,
his own attention entirely to Chronic Di-cI'es
y B.--lhc best people in his city AMI stat"
recommend him.
~, r.I, ': D.,.,,.o -. -,
oHt III o!u io'''0I-i'e'' A'-t'"'' " '''
thousands IN tie htGi, c,11HJ,
,-,.,,
"IOAlE AND liELE US
~ VrpUOVT Dr C. h,s Lscn known Lv III.
.so..,,;1..J y;n:it" ,inco1S,I. r.g-An vour ,ew.-
,.,,,ar..,'o,t VOL Of him An III, rati.nts
tnta; well If him. c.c,e. lis four-pasid ,i4cu-
-s,r.,,rti.,,l.rs
Dr e. ii h, Iln,il;c<. and prir.s ont 4 ",r,t.
c,..." rso.i, MS IA. patrons which no travelling
Iorto. ever i,a. done.
Di.n,tn. t,II nt ,;,,bt Every case roriil,rfij
Fvavtv,rf.,,3 a, Treatment nud updi.,,n.
from - To s!5 her month. Patients n1abl, -
1t ,,ou require a paper tho size ct a bc'qqili
tn copy ali the good notices giYun tic Doctor
Here are u few for SAMPLES:
SAHlrort,S.-Dr. CraLtre's room. at Little,
this hi. second visit here. Last month he trea'c.
large number, and re are assured that the,
have done we'll as ;he great incrca.e now indi
! clte'. \ Mr.. Perkins whom he took to treat f'
/ three " four months retained IN one month Hu,
! declared herself cured. She has leon IN i"yali,
! six 'c.rsi and two (ot MANY physicians lD.
I treated her tor tumors, &C.. without henoft. DR.
, CrAutre uses 7cGns to cure diseases, ani no dis
/ case ever wa really cured without nncans.-O'
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- YEARS An INVALID!

(Psbli,hei 10y herself in me Newport Expr's'.l
10 the sick and despairns would bring words
of encouragement aud cheer. For twenty-five
wears | have been unable 10 sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters. though, during
this period, have had trio hest medical attend
ance OF the age both in ciiy and country. For
wears past | have suffered extremely from spinal
disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia. with never
cea,ing headache In June last ha wing then been
four months on my he'd, cane under the medical
care &C D.. A. u. Crabtrc, Of Conn. Cnder his
treatment by the blessing Of God, | have, from
the first. been steadily recovering. | now sit up
nearly all day and feel no Inconvenience whatever
in walking out without any mechanical suppurt.
DerJy, Sept. ., 1867. MrsSARAH MeNAB
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SCRoFUUuUs CArARWH X CONSUMPTION CURED.
Mrs Lorng Chase of Peacinm, requests lis to
publish the following: Il have been an invalid
under medical care above years, and unabl to
do any work, having Liver Complaint. Ca,a,1h,
and AT last Consumption. Being on the
eve Of despair. applied 10 DIR. Crabtre, he Son
aioridu Bv his trc,tment bavo got well. lnia
short time | have spun 40 skcn5 Of warn and do
nv homework. | have now no cough. nj dit
swcats or any other difficulty. Mr. L. CHASE.
Crowns FOIIow A greater number than
heretofore visited Iittlcs Hotel last week on the
occasion Of the fourth regular monthly visit of the
Sanatorian tn this town lnyalids hearing oi tho
great success Of the Doctors treatment, came in
crowds, ON foot, who were able. and in carriagef,
and the last iav 50 great the demand. that
many were obliged to return without prescription.
His medicines arc agreeable 10 take, aud most
wonderfully cfiioacious in results. lie makes one
more visit here this fall, and promises to return
in the spring Barton paper, S'pi. 3.
DR.. Crahtre will make monthly Visit, TO IN,
principal towns in this County during the fall and
winter. as he has in Orleans County the pat
ENTIRE , MoNrHs. Those towns whore people arc
too slow To seize hi, gycat ar )rtsniiy for health
he Wa drop from ais Es' ~ QUO, and rdi the LAY
IT, othsr rl1ce,.
90 REMEMBER TIE DAYS. e.
cow FAuN.
hG. / " ADAMS AS.u,.
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Mr.. Green, rf Sutton, applied same time having
long suffered with Rheumatism Of both limbs and
feet His gratitude for recovery prompted him in
a month to offer DR.. G.. douJd%he price charged.
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eminent Doctors in America, Including Boston
and y. y have treated her without benefit, and
a fortune ha, been expended in useless attempts
to restore her. She Is now ur, dressed, and
walks ont @ithout Inconvenience aud the people
stand amazed on b6holdinS her in HEALTH tho
one rose from her grave.
MIR. Vim. Grecu. Of Sutton, VT, applied to Dr..
Crsbtre, June 2Cth. ha-iug e, cry symptom Il
Consumption-2l stage. \ constant hard cough
had irritatcd and caused an excessive purulent
and sangaiHeouS discharge from the lungs, great
debility, Sc. She evidently could not long live
without help DIR. C.'s medicine, have restored
her. the cough il cured, tho lungs well. no nizht
swcats, and she claims she is cured and eau 10 II
rnnl dnN = Mhrh
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DR.. a. ID. Crabotrc,

Late City Coroner and Health Conn ..ioner y
Hartford, Conn,
WIDELY KNeWN AS THE sANAToRE \
WILL AGAIN VISIT
BRISTOL,
Monday, Natc"2i
NEW HAVEN,
TUESDAY, March ~.
NERGENNES,
Saturday, L.
BRANDON,
March 10.
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over in Kansas, they make excellent beef the
following summer, aud will bring in the Chi
cago market within three-fourths OF q cent OF
the price of Illinois fed steers. Drovers who
cell IN Alkaline get from s25 to $50 per head.
In estimating the profits, the fact that gold is
require ed to buy them, while they are sold for
greeDbacks, must be considered. Drovers
and dealers are we'll satisfied with their past
summers work.
THE SUPPLY.
The vast numbers of these cattle acoumu-
lated during the war, and the ease with which
hey are raised in Texas, render their supply
almost inexhaustible. The trade will prob
ably be larger than ever next year. The ex-
tension Of the railroads southwest from Kau.
sas City aud st. Louis will, by shortening the
route from Northern Texas eastward, in a
year or so deprive Alkaline of this trade. In
reality but small portion OF the Texas cattle
sent East now comes this way. Alkaline, so
fourshing row with its large hotel, telegraph
Office, and Jew clothing stores, will soon be
left to depend on its own resources.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
1ASSDDTmp}: 1SDTp:SA Sr0 ANp AMsoY AND IaILADEttPaJLAa
HhVH waY Pr ph 1t;Ha 4A DELPHIA To NEW YORK, AND
-. IRON WALNUT SIRE ct WHARF.
A. A. SV a; M, vis camden q Amboy Accoun~.s22s
Al M via Camden and xmSSgR ~ Erpress.. pre- sua" SSS
a. $50 and 81 A M al and o. p NJ for FfsssoId. FSd.'
N. for Bjidentown, Burlington Beverly AMI De-
AZ Z, sso and 10 A. M ss 49, g S., and Ilso r
myra, and FISH house, and2 p. IoI Florence and
The j and ll'so 7; M; Lines leave from Market
FROM KENsINGToN DsPoT.
At ~ A. NJ; va a., Keel g,on and Jersey City. New
At7'8o a. a ii A. N. 30 SO and P NJ. for Trenton
Al 5so ana II a. N. 80 aud p. nj. for MorrIsvlne
AT 80 ana lois A. M. aud 2SO. ana 5P. NJ, for
AZ 20 aid lois A. n $50 T. 8, aud p af for Corn.
wells, lorre,oale, Holmesourg Tacony, wssiao.
HHgs Sm in sIG sons S NJ '0F
FROM Whsr ilIlLADELPHIA DEPOT,
Ate@A ;aS q so and u r a. New York Ex
psf' rUs H EmsfsSt sfIsfs S'is Gin sH Fare
Ats.S A. NJ & "a G SS3 % sp9 q u Y p M ios 5[en'on
A. Y NJ {Nisn TOR Motisyile Is Tayt9T w. 3T ~ n
burg, sco0y, wlssinoming, Bridesourg, and FRANK
The s.45 A. NJ, $50 and W p NJ. Lines will run
daily. All Oilers sundays ex eepted. - 49,,
For Lines ieHying henslnston deS0t isEe 1e @ 6ar
before oeparu ure nh cars Of arket 81 Get mai way
direct To " est Philadelphia Utpot. CueSuus Ano
Walnut within one square. On sundays the MarkeI
street cars WI run to connect with the 9A5 A. IL $50
| and ~ +. M, Lines.
BELVlDEKE d. LAwAKE RAILROAD LINES
FhOM BhHsISsTON DEtOT.
At 7'S0 a. NJ. Tor Agara FaIl1, buuaio. Dunklrk
| EImIR Ithaca, UWsgU, ftocntster, Bingham gu, Os-
| wegu, syracuse, 0reaB Rend, MUntrOse, WhkesOA re-
scranton, strUudbburg, WaIer Gap, SchoOley's Noun
AT 7.SU A. M. and $3.50 p. 81. tor Belvldere, Ea5ton
| IRmberLville, FlemDgtOn, &C. Tne d dO L 81 Llnl
Connects direct Win tue TTsin leaving hsston iOi
| MAuCh Chunk, Allentown Bethehe H. etc -
| AL6 r. n. for LamberLville aud Intermediate STA
| tions.
| CAMDEN AND BURLING TON COUNTY lA%L
| PEE BEkION AND HIGhIolOWN X ALL
| loads, -. .-.,-.... -. -,
| FROM MARKET STREET FERRY. (Uppe- Side
| Al ald lU a. NJ, 1890 81, aud go L. NJ for Mer
| chAnsyIle movrestOWn, Hartford, MAsOnve
| r. aInsp,rt, HOuut Holy, ON lLnVlle bwansVllIe
| VlncenIow - BlIm'uA IA @m, and Pemos rton
| A. z =, NJ / 80 ana 3 30 p NJ, Tor LeWlsloWn
| WrJghtstOwn Cooks own, New Egypt, HUrnersJOwd Il
| Cream hidGe, ImisS stown. sh aron and Hishtslown
| N I6 WILLIAM IL. GATZMES, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

a REAL ESTATE,-TaOMAS Il sons
EASALE.-Modern Three-story Brick Resi-
uence. No. 292 =. Third street, above Spruce
sIeet.-On tuesday, December ~, 1858, AZ IL
O'clock noon, will be sold at public SALE at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three.
story brick messuage and lot of ground situate
on the west side of Third street, 80 feet inches
north of Spruce street. No. 292 containing In
front on Third street l8 feet inches, and ex-
tending in depth 80 feet. together with the
gas Introduces; bath, hot and cold water, etc.
Clear of all incCmbrance. Terms-S3OOO may
remain on mortgage. Immediate possession.
Key at the Auction Rooms.
Nj. THOMAS & SONS. Auctloneers,
l272W Nos. 1873 and al =. FOURIH Street.
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AUCTION SALES.

T ,IPPINCOTT, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERs,
IL AsHHUKsT BUILDING, No alO MAkKET 81
LARGE PrsITIvE SALE OF EMBRoIoERIEs.
LINEN AND LINEN CAMBRlU HDkFS, LAUE
MAJ DONALD. " O' mr. N00NHi
BY catalogue, on four months credit
December y commencing A. 10 O'Clock. nSa
LACE GOODS. soOTua AND IRISH EMBRoIDE-
WI, MP. ROBERT MACDONALD
Iccember O. At 10 O'CLOCK at their sslesrooms NO;
EhBBOiDERIES, LACE eoops HANDK's, ETC.
Tuil lines Hamburg edeipgs and insertions.
Iuli lines caIpbrc bands.
Eo,l El lines infsn!s, waists.
Full tines camb ric cola 6, cardinal shape, new
Full lines csp0rlc collars and cuils ss.s shape new
Full lives ladies, enorOiderea initial hdki9 , 4,
Full lines ladies' embroidered names, white ana In
Full lines lades' embroidered notices. white and In
Fu iines linen embroidered ndkts.
Full lines clear linen lawn ndks
Full ia es laOies' lace collars.
Full ISsN Sfs 9a!s1 p pSH5k sGS dhaGfEf
SSS e & Cents, ss";Sm.n. 90 90 80 aaS
Tire above constitutts he lars est aud best offering
OF the kiId seen Rt public suction In Philsdeipna
offered st private sale, and being imported ex 9ressy
ior holiday trade. R7I
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF qERMANrOWN
JAHCY KNIC GOODS SA RVS, AND DRAW
Hrs, HOSIhRY GOODS, GLOVES MOTIONS,
ETC. BY Ca aogue.
on Wednesday Morning,
Zee. Q, comprising general assortment 1t
HOLIDAY GOODS. -
LARGE POSITIVE SkEOIAL AALE OF FINE
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS FOR
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
On Thursday, Dec. 10,
aud
On Friday. Dec, II,
Afplendid assortment OF Paris aud German uoOd9
| for the approaching holiday season. %
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WILMINGTON. AMI

DHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON, A ND
u BaLLIMOhE kAILItOAD.-1IME TABLE,
win leave DepoI corr Broad street and Washing
Ton avenue, ss foIIOws-
Way lail Tram C. 80 a, ri. Sundays excep,ed)
Tor Baltimore sOL ping At all regular slatOnI Com
nsc,tDg W til Delav are Railroad at WlmingGon for
Crsh> i'd and intermediate stations.
L&pTess 1raiu ct IL Nj. lSuudeys excepted d) for
Perry vile, auo Havre.t eGrsce, Connects VIII
mlpgtun with train 1Ur New Ca tie
Baltimore ana WashiI gton. STOPPING AZ Chester
ThuIIOW. LinwoOd, q ay mont WllmlngJJn, N Jw-
port Stanton newark, Exon, North East Charles
Town, g r vile Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
n ans, kdgewood, aSnolia, Chases, ana Steamers
Hun.
and WashiI gtOn, stopping at Chester Tnurlow Ltu-
wood, CIaymnnt, Win lngtou, Newark ElkIon,
EOrIh-b asst, PerTyYiile. and 6sVre de Grace.
'"Ae ''o l. W 'WViIiMiHGToN TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave PEI ade ,phIa at IlTOA NJ, 2'3O, 90 and
7UO r. M. Inc 800 p. NJ, yrain connects with Dsa-
Railroad Zoe Harrington and intermediate
HtaSe Whining ton 90 and $40 A. NJ. 3O 4'I5 aud
ZOO 7. NJ. The ~ a. M. Train VIII not stop between
ChGfter ard PAT aiephia. Tne 7pO p. "A. Train from
Wilmiu Eton runs DAILY; all oGhes AccO nmJdation
EIom Bsltinors TO oPhiiadelphiA-LeaveB Baltimore
725 a. M, Way Mail 30 a. M, Express. 70 p. NJ,
AAWsiiSSiN ssiSNDAS a. = TRAiN TFA IN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore 40 z % Z M. sJo pping Mag
nOlia PEI ryman's Aberdeen, HhVTe deer ace Perry.
ville IharltsIOwn, NOrth' East, Elkton, Newark,
Stanton Newport, Wilmington, Clay MONT Lnwoodr
a." ~ bronsh tickets to all points West, South. and
southW eat mry be procured AZ llckst one; NO S4S
s,ate Rooms and BFIths in eeping Oars
secured curing the day Persons Purchasing tickets
AZ This Office eau baggage Cu"ckeu Lner resi-
Oence by the Union Transfer Company.
H. Il. KEeNEI, superintendent.
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h'r '"i'i''A ~" JoHN O, ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
NO. 9UI EHSSH On street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. Il6 MARKET sLrest,
SAMUEL II, WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The pennsylvania Railroad Company will NOS a.,
GOne any Tisk fox Baggage, except tor Wearing APP
psrei and limit tbeiE responsibility 20 One Hundred
DoLArY in value All oask age exceeding that amount
In win be at tue risk OF the owner, uness taken
by special contract. EDWARD III. WILLIAMS,
al General Superintendent Altoona, Pa
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:, YAUsHR EERRIchl WILLIAM II, kERRICs
- JOHF h COPE
@0UTHWAhK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
- WASEINaTOE BtTeets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MLkRlCk q SONS,
tEN5IREhttS AND MACHLNISTB,
.LshoiEct1rs High and Low Pressure Steam Engine
tor Land, River, and Marine Service.
BolIera, 0RsOmeLeIs, Tanks Iron Roata, etc.
Castings of eli kinds, either iron brass.
RRllrOao stations, etc.
RetOrts aud Gas Machinery, OF the latest and mosi
Improved construction.
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, AisS
Sugar, Saw, and GriHt Mills, Vacuum Pans, on
Steam Trains. DefecRtors. EhteIs, Pumping, I'm
sele Agents for N. Bnleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
AppRrGtus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
AspinwRn d WoolseY's Patent CentTinGsl sugar
Draining Machines. e3Q
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S+I FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENB
szz zzsSas=aa TOW NiI-lnmsn Line OF Mail cteaalep
"a ~ pI InLed 10 sail AS Iolows:-
CITY Oe bus AON, Saturday, December 8.
CITY OF ANrWE4P, Saturday, December IL.
CITY OF MAsHlNGION, Tuesday, December l5
CITY OF PARIS, Saturday, Lecenber 49,
each Succeeding Sa uruHy aud alternate Tuesday
al l L, M,, from Pier i5, NoIth htver.
RAIES OF fASSaG THE MAIL STEAMER
Sailing EVERY bArURDAf'
Payable In Gold. Payable Ia Currency.
FIRST CA 5lN ........Sl00 STEER AGE
to LOndUn..... It's to LlOndOn-,,...... 10
to Phrls,,......... II Il 70 PsrlS,"'..'.."..... ~
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX.
FIksT CABIN, srEEBAeei
Pas aDle IN GoLds ~ Payable in Currency
LlVC rpOO
ST. Johns N. E..,.... AL 81. JOun'H, N E...... on
by Branch SteaInsr." II ~ Branch SteRmer."J w
FhSsenge Also forwarded 10 lave, haLnburgi Bre
men, eLC., At reduced rates,
Tickets be bought mere ny persons senolng for
thsiE lrlencS, at moderate rates;
For turLher Information apply 81 the Company'A
OUceS.
Or 70 O'DONN ELL o. kAULk, Agents,
No. 4ll CHESNU1 street, Philadelphia.