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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14
Fact and Fancy.

Light diet-Thc feast Of lanterns.
,A-ycil- able spacc-A womau's face.
It is not enough to aill--you must hit.
The Isun-dial counts only the bright
hours. U1i4li ~ 1lI u sltaT HGIIu!mpaa
Avaricc starvcs its keeper, to surfcit
those who wish lin dead. d., l..i raa.iiJ
What did Adam ftstplantiu the Gar
den Of Eden? His foot.
Every belle who marries is Belle
Boyd. 'tl'is es'i5. l.sl- tsRiy'{
Can chance shot bc deemed deed
without IN aim!
lsc temperate in diet. Our first parents
ate themselves out OF house and home.
"short visits are best" as the fly said
wheu he n,ish,cd Oh the lot stove.
Weak agents sometimes work great re-
sults--a hen may scratch upa diamond.
Who was the irstjockcy? Adam, for
lie was the father Of the Race. W
At what ,age do pigs end their exist.
encc. Sausage, or when they are 8.
h Why is siniT like the letter S? Be-
cause it is the beginning Of snccziug.
Men are apt to exhaust every absurd
opinion bcfur" they adopt sensible one.
a land witllor. laws is like a cat with
out her claws. .as ...ar
| A master without a cane is like rider
ewithO the rein. u u.
A quarrel without fighting is like
thunder without Lightning
In childhood SIC cut our tcetl,-in old
nge they cut us. r.e -mr. no
A short sentence with n long ending
You De hanged. ~ .7
Gambling in grainis Specializing in a
lot rye.
As scon as they begin to bore for ma
pie sap they say tho sugar season is IN
auger.atcd. a9 I~a..
Tnimsit 4 swell is often among the
most delightful Of matters; but in socie-
~ swell is not, whether male or female.
villa, part ola dog should be named to
describe certain condition of winter
weather! It's hose.
Willy arc tall soldiers the most worthy
Of incll! Because they are always OH the
right. .....4.
Al Irish liver remarked that it is d
great comfort to be alone, especially
wilcn yer sweetheart is wid ye." p'
A philosopher has discovered that men
don't Object 10 be oycrratcd, except BY
assessVrs. EaI uF r0r
lie that would not lave more than he
cni do tu-murrUw, must do oil he culi to.
day.
A Boston physician las discovered thai
gold has medicinal virtues. So the yUl
low metal has become drug. q,
The man who got wise by eating sng,
cheese, has u brother who proposes to be
come skillful In the fashionable Ounce,
by dieting gu hops. f'1 So
| An ih,pertiicnt fellow wishes to know
! If ynu .sa, down to tea where skin
milk was on the table, without being ask
\ p,l q nu yuu tlkl ere =" -N
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+ xATHER. LIATnER u ~ -

The citizens of Lewis aud ABIDING counties
are respectfully informed that 4 am nov pre-
pared 10 supply them will, all kinds Of Leather,
beth Upper and Sole, On reasonable terms.
hare the most experienced TMnicr IN ,!cconntry,
and will try 10 make such stock as iii SUI, N.
Gsstotnrts. lIsmork or Eastern iallued sole
Calf aud Kip skins, harness and side leather III!
ways on hand. All tanned on the old plan -
Ne shor, or palent process used here. !'fh,
highest price paid IN c,iSl, or leather for green o.
DIR! Hides, attlle Old .orcl';z Tahncry. Terms
strictly cash. Please ,r',i aud SEE me. .fL.y
Weston, ". Va. 4 ~ ~ !" wv.
ads1i-ly "y'a" ~ GU. BUTCHER. H
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Business Cards.

CEO. C02AD,
QT,iI.- ------AfToaSEr 'ATLAw,-- fEaI
~ ru' ir!'wgsTON, WEST Va. -El..I ..tfI
will practice in Lewis and adjoining ,oun-
tics. .AlIbusihess promptly altclliei',o.i 10
Office with Hon. J. NJ. Bc"ue,t: jlyl9-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

AIoRTIIWESrERS HOTEL, in71r'j 4i-rm
N alli,-s.wALKEas pRopRlEToR.- e,rUl
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
to aud from tile Depot. 0ct.s-tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

A New York correspondent says g
"'rhp arrivals from English and German
ports alone since Saturday evening fool up
to nearly 1900, md us lnnny more nre
expected in steamers to arrive between
now and Wednesday" ..a, ..I
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

pa Sugar plantations are cheap ii Texas.
Lands that haze yielded crops of sugar
worth at present prices $500 per rcre,arq
selling at $40 per acre. Much Of the
sugar region is free from overfows, and
is dry aud fertile beyond conception.
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M. Wy. J.. BLAND. .'.l ID
D------SURGIsX AND PnislciAy,-

9.' vi Vi :,
National Exchange Bunk, where be may De found
aaless professionally engaged. -.
Surgical c,scs viii lie attended 10 at his office
or the residence VI the patient II. may he desired
jelS-ly n q 81 " ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14
Select Poetry

What was r"H
said IN "H
bar.-room ,1a}wr r
muse by Mans,
THE DECANTER.,
There was an, old de- g
can,{er, and tits
N''N mouth was gap.
:" se'HH' ping wide. The a9I7.Io'
'lt 'a rosy wine Ind rsat
H'" cbhedaway and leftits crys. }g5i"
r'N tai side, aud The wind wvLt r.f..|
'.i .!' ~ humming, hum .s
''7' mining, us up and p.
-'s s'a down the sides il .' I.
flew, and through
'.-A y It's reei.likc. hollow l u
heck, the widest noics
' blew. placed Tin the
window, where the bias, was E.'"
49, blowing free, and ianc;cdihat
us pals mouth sang the queer
est sirains to mt. They tell me,
puny couqlcrors, the l'laguc hns ''
tens. and Var his hundred thousands
Of the very best Of men, but'l' twas
thus the bottle spokr--.'but have con.
qlered more than oil your ;amons conquer
urs. so feared ant famed Of yorc. Then
come, yc youths and ,nAideIs all, conc drin
from Out my cup, The beverage that dulls the
brain, and burns the spirits up; that puts to
sl,ame your conq That say their scores
below, for This has dclugcu millions With; The
lava tide of wo. Though III the patti, of bat.
tie, darkest waves.of blood may roll, yet
while kill the body, lllavc damned the very
soul. The cboirra, the plague, the sword,
such ruin never wrought, as !, in mir,h or
malice, on the innocent have brought. And
still brcathc upon them, and they shrink
before my breath, aud year by year my
thousands tread, the dismal road Of DEATlI -
And thus the bottle specified. in language
plain md bold, The fate Of those INDUCING in
the lnxary,() ofthc bowl. And thcu fell
to m,.sing-,hc problem tried 10 solve, why
such number oi mankind, in ruin are in
volvcd. The truti, they cannot, dare not
fate they know iull wcll-and oft
loo latcv.iI prayeis will rise, from tortured
souls in hell. Too late will be the cry Of
hose who by experience test, that earthly
pleasures, like the rose, soon witl,er in the
grasp. Then Of the winc-glass do not dream,
Tor a,,glit bu, g;ief aud tears, for these follics
You'll serve below, m ETERNITY Of years.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

DATES OF~-e 1.ases'
III a - rAplslNG.s
Square, ten lines or less, ont 49, -.
f. For each Subsequent insertion 81 ~ w
Square twelve months, - 10 D.
0ne-tourth Of q column l2,months -:5 90
One halt column, IL months IS 70
One column, l? months rs 90
Local notices twenty cents per line Which
must be paid in advance. ..
Five dollars will tie charged for Announcing
candidates. for county, and len dollars for
State and United States offices. Il r. ''+'t
Lengthy Obituary notices mustbe paid for.
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ii @axp lsor,ox HOUSE. =

MNILIHNEKYTfH w 10 lIIIeItIUT
lNl ,-aybJSoroS novs.l---.
W. have on hand aud arr constantly ,rccciy-
Ing and manufacturing every description, q
Millinery goods, ,ls,-At very low prices, -ss:siS
We also keep u gcncr. assortment, Of notions:
hosiery, thread, Innings. dress trimmings &c.
Also fans!, and useful articles for gentlemen.
ken .T. AZ very small profits. 81 Nrs
s.ls.lr .IRAlIg laal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

TOllS BRANNOy,
FL Z f-ATToaNgY At LAw,r---ti q u
Isduly authorised 10 practice in the
UNITED STATES COURTS.
All PERSONS desiring TO be declared lIankrup,
can have my. services on reasonable terms. ~
have all the necessary forms. jy!2-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14
III MY BRANSOS,
uI.I Il -ArTOpSrY Ar,LAW

WSsroy, WEST Virginia.
Will practice in tbs Circuit Courts ofLcwis. +,
rp,isr, Braxtsa, Gilmer, and in the Snptcn =
Csars " tie State. Particular ention ipai
10 collce.isns Y,fiTijS WII. no24-iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
A,,.mu,ed Robbery--uan Ruled

. On Tuesday evening OF last week
ahont 7 o'clock. four strange men en-
tered the hopse OF Mr.. Ely Thomas
near w ashington in Davies county
on the pretepse OF getting he't to at
tend TO one OF their number VIII" pre-
tended to be seriously hurt. After
getting in they demanded Mr. Thomas
money. and On his reply ing thai h'
had none. one OF them shot al h'a
with a revolver. The ball missed
Thomas, but hit one Of the would b
robbers, intiicting n fatal wound, ir"a
which lie died in n short time: IN
other three escaped, coroner's Jnr.
found that the man's name Was y. Al
Hackney.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

The LApy's friend. -'The Fortune,
Teller is the subject OF the fine steel
which leads oil tie Apr'
number of this charming mohthiy.-
This is followed by u handsome ana
refined steel plate OF the latest rs'l'
fashions. The literary matter man
,ains i,s former high character. run
lliphcd by Deacon & Peterson. on
Walnut street, PhiIadelphia, at - o.
a wear (Which also incln ies a l"rg'
steel engraving
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
rur AMENDMENT DEFEATED IN GEoR

The AMENDMENT DEFEATED IN GEoR-
dispatch from Atlanta advises
us that the Georgia Senate has by the
Coating vote Of the President. who j.
= Republican, indefinitely postponed
lie consideration OF the Fifteenth
|A N ndment, which dlsposes OF tn
matter for this session. Az the vote
Of Georgia was confidently countef
lon in favor OF the amendment. Thu
action will be a dsmper on tie hope
N the Radicals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

THE LEotsLArURE COHvENEo.-Gov'
erpor Baker has issned his proclAma
ton con yening the General Assembly
OF this State in special session and
summoning tho snembers thereof e
NEE. in <heir respective halls OF leg
islation at Q o'clock 7. OF Tueeosy
she 9Th day OF April.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
po..rR.v,LLnls p,. March %, 1869

Mr., Editor 1t appesrs i'om the 'uhe O.
tbs, p,ss, friend OF Ms John Behring'S
,hs, he has go, hold Of the wrong e"d OF
The tale. or h. IL, add c,ed TO lying one o'
he two, M. Bshring stole a hammer ,aprp",
mt, AID psir OF boo,s. out OF M Ge"rs'
Hackers chop, in ,his place. the "Igh' att
NJ. II. was inferred. And o. to watkins
al ,hs woy from Por,ersv,Ile. 10 hoax. b
" alked scross the yard 10 where The hors'
we, aud got on end dd"'t get ID until d
:, i..rs, i. c. II. L.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02


C,scu,r CorRr.-This court mas
zen in session the present week. a"o
'd;ourned Wednesday. Ills honor, Z
Judge Baker. put the business thronsnl.
rsry thoroughly. though rather iss'; !
The Grand Jury were INDUSTRIOUS sno
several indictments, prlnci'
pally Tor minor cfirnses. >.
81 the prisoners in jail awaiting
tho action Of tn. Grand ury. no b,'l
was found against Kellams. Sam
Sanders. for larceny was sent 70 ,ne
county Jail tor GO days and nneo sso.
The same penalty Was affixed tor the
same of1enses, in the cases agslnst re-
ter Sal,zman and George Sa''zman;
and G. Behring. for the came ofiense'
was fined 81 and imprisoned ~ Gays
lin the comfy Jail.
In the bssia ,iy case against n. St'''
gel which occupied the st'ent'o" oil
Ithe Court Longer than any other case
this Court, the jury failed to agree
ten being Tor finding him the father
| Of the child. one tor clearing him. s"u
one doubtful.
The following attorneys besides onr
home bar were ia attendance, Hone.
IThos r Cobb, and W. Il. Gardiner.
lot Vincennes; w. Barr, OF Peters
.|hnrr: and q. S. Dobbins of Dover
,lHill. Prosecuting Attorney.
l The following is = statement OF tue
causes tried and their disposal:
Gwin 20 Dan, q er. Oh sccount-Chane'
LOT venue 10 Daviess Co.
S,ubb,e6eh W S,ubblef ld-Par''tion-
IReoo,, and COMMISSIONER discharged.
D Mcdonald & Roach W N'cholson-o'
! no,e-Con,'d Tor process.
| S,ockhouse vs Stockhouse -Psr'''on-
{ 2 NOT, o! Sale and Deed made.
4 Nprris, vs. Norris - Psr,i'ion- Psrnno
J con 6smed. 49,.
d King 70. Mi,cheIi.-Dismisssd at Pm
costs.
J FREEDMEN, ". Kodslle.ss. al. ForecIosu'
J Jude men. Tor $3.50 IL. aud costs.
Heinsnimer " J ,resr-Foreciosure--Juos
!. men. Tor $lOs5 Is.
y Edmon,,ou ri. avs Kuebler ct. o'-hl
. neal from survsy-verdict for drtenosn'
]. .survey refused.
Darn ". Msl,es-on bond-Dismissed.
!. Blk W. Ksumsn-on no's--chsrge
- n .v;asa rountv.
AL Widmer VI. Van Bosom Foreclosure
N Dismissed.
h. John Nj rkls 70. K,da'Ie-Fosecloeu's
ne continued.
. Nsudeck " Observation-Disclosures
e Tor PIsin,if for SIP so.
ut Billing W. L"sy-on note ps"'s'r'
lie Green ~ Foster. ct al-'o quiet "''s
Judemen, tor pl.inuf.
oil Brsnn,ng vs. L'mber g Foreclosure
b. Judgmen, Tor $7O3 25.
on Decker 70. Joch,m on note-Judgm'
on Tor s93,iS. ,,,.,
IN. Observation-Disclosures for $4s3.7O
he Sehu,s W. K.ultenbsch-.on Do,e-Ju
I'D mens Tor es7 60.
Ike Demu,t 70. Nippon note-Dismisse'
r.. Green 70. Hseh@fer-ForecIsufe-l
WI missed ..a
,ai Abel, 70. Opel--.o note--Judg"sns
~ $63l.i7.
eR; Dosdes ". Sco,,-Hsbe Corpus-Jc
msos Tor Defendant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

RArLRoAn SUBSCRIPTION. - Twelve
thousand five hundred dollars have
been subscribed 10 this place to the
Falls City and Vincennes Railroad, o.
10 be paid when the road 10 compile
ted. A good deal moro than ths
could have been raised on tue sam'
conditions, ii necessary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

ArsrL FooL.-Many were the FRANKS
played on the nDsnspectirg by the
mischievous ones yesterday. The old
custom wac revived with a great deal
Of arder. We don't know but It is
ono OF those which is most honored
|in the breach.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

The Erie Kailrosd has entered into
= contract with the Michigan South
|ern Railroad, by which 1t secures .
lbrosd gauge to Ohicigo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

TNew Albany has voted . sub
scrip,ion Of $500 900 to the n. A. q
St. Louis Railroad-to be paid when
the road 10 built. We suppose nov
survey will b immediately enteset
upon. We are waiting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

The hotel car ihst 10 designed 10 accom-
p.ny the frs, through train from SAP Fran
rjs CO 10 the East has been completed o. 'h'
Central Pacific shops II 10 thus described
by a California exchange:
ut is divided into q large number OF com
lined with xlnc f"' meat
several tor groceries, vegetables. &C.; on
with a wire door for live fowls, large tank
70, fresh water, al: arranged as neatly sn'
compoc,ly as can well be imsg'bed.
me end Of the car there are several BERN
for the accommodation Of the 'rsi" han"-
The car 10 strongly built, and having boz
rubber and steel springs. 70 probso'y' one
he ea .isst riding IN the Slate"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

uTThe attention Of thoee interest
Cd e. directed to tie advertisement OF
John Opel in to.day's paper. A hint
a better than kick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

FRIDAY. -
Tur PRorosEp RAlLRoAD.--There
,rss ouite a large attendance at an !
;,our.,m,u railroad meeting held at
,ha Cont house on Tuesday night
Last, His honor, Judge Baker, ad'
dressed the people on behalf OF q pro.
,,o.ed road from a point opposite
louisville, by way of Jasper, Orwell.
md Petersburg to Vincenues. The
Ind,e,s remarks were we'll received.
II. began by abiding to the general
railroad excitement st present per
xadinv the State, and that not Q ia'''
,osd had ever been built without meet
;nps q, the people first to talk over
i, ana consult about II; and ne be
ii.ved the prospects, Of .bniidirg tine
road were IA good as those OF any
project which had been started IN IN
diana for wears. He alluded to the
n,oposition talked Of \ short time
since for a Falls City and Vincennes
road. which was to start from New
Albany, and gave what he conceived
40 he tic r, asons of the people Of New
ALBANY tor going hack on that propo
eition. he thought it was her ]eai'
.,usy Of Louisville and JstfersonvllIe
winch dictated the action OF New
Albany in that case. II the original
rroposition had been adhered to, he
had no doubt tho N. 7. & Erie, and
their connections wonld have speedily
huilt the proposed road. but he did
not think the present proposition 10
RIM via Mt. Carmel had in it the ele'
men,s of success which would com'
,naud the assistance of large capital
'ists. lie d welt on the fact that all the
railroads Of the present day were bu'''
nv large corporations, that that was
almost the only way in which iswa'
possible to build q railroad at pres
..n,. He alluded to the advantages
Of road which he proposed from op
posite Louisville to Viucennes. as
through route from w est-to East, ant
depicied the route as running iron
Jacksonville or New Albany, which
ever would donate tho tnost Tor tn
,erminus-via of or near Mooresv'!le
-Galcna, Big Spring, Jssper and re
stersbnrg to ViDcennes ~ being almos
: a straight line, and very practicaoI
route.
He then read proposed Articles
Association tor the road, and sui
scription papere, the subscr'ptio
proposed being upon the cond!tic
that none OF it is to be paid until Il
road is completed and the cars ru'
ming thereon the entire length OF u
line. lie stated that the matter hs
been presented to the people Of I'll
comfy at q meeting at Petersbur
one night last week. and that ov
$4,000 had been subscribed at tn
meeting, which the citizens propose
to;ucrease to %, 900 the present wee
that they had chosen as Directors
the part OF Pike county Messrs. Goo
Jet Morgan. Levi Ferguson, JAS. 81
ker. and Jackson l.. Moore. j
Articles Of Association as read by
Judge provided for ten Directors lea
ing elk yet to be chosen BY the OH
subscribers. He submitted the su
ice. Of subscribing STOCK to the Ct
zens present and suggested that a ..
.scription Of $4,000 or sl2,O
would be sufficient on the part Of l
bois county for the purposes OF orgs
ization; and that sitter that organs
ton an agent could be appointed
negotiate with oapita'ists Tor the ou'
ing OF the road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

nArWe found, tne following item In
w sshingson dispatch:
"Cumbsck is going in heavily for io'
aim ui.si,n. All the Vice Presidents
senators and members from Indiann "a
Ger, Orh) are working Tor him. 10 view .
MA rpcrn, cough ,res'meni BY Governo
Baker aud the Legislature
CunSsck wants Office. and he IL not MOI
%, either in HE separations. In l'disns h
PLANTED his stakes Tor the Ssns'or-h'p. en-
We n, for /, on the pis,y dodge Nov b"
.hsr q frs, clsss foreign mission. sud h"
vigorously plying the symps'hy d"dg'
H,s uoHsgplng perseverance, and brass vi
eventually win.-lndi,papolis SeatineI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

STaucx BY LIoHrNlNG.-We are in
formed that a chimney was Knocked
|off Of Mr.. Entlroten's house by light
|uing on yesterday morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

nFThe Grand Jury concluded
their lsbors on Wednesday evening.
Twelve indictments we're found, most
Nv for minor ofiensee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02

ROMAN CATHOLIC missionary priests
nr.dict the downfall OF the Celestial
Empire within q year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
Come and Settle.
@Nv@ SDSV2
J o HI N q p E l..

NOTIFIES oil psrsons who are Jude b'ed
~ 10 lin BY mite or account. 20 come '"r'
~.,d end se,i.e by the is b Of May, 1852
m Re WI, be obliged TO b'i"2 suit sg.."S
them Ills creditors demand money ot hin
and he must have money 10 pay item.
can not help II say longer.
Ausil "a VS. JOHN OrEL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-02
MILL N FIR Y!
RAEEY SPRING GCtJG.
The Latest styles.
7 wish 10 inform the public that l have
iust received, and am now offering
for ssle. the Largest and
hest Selected Stock Of

MILLINERY STRAW AND FANCY GOODS
SILK AND STRAW HATS. CONNECTS.
French and A mericsn Ftwers, Drees and
Sack TRIMMING. ever offered ~ jasper.
Ism prepared 20 make Up NE mos' 'ss"'
lion nb,e Dresses q nd tasks In tho 'stests'ye.
Ia nd ~ reasonable coe'.
ALTERING BLEACHING AND
Cleaning done in the nes,ess manner, anu
on the shortest notice
Those wishing Good and Fsshicnsb'e o..
,,cIes ~ Millinery will do well 10 call 81
Inv shop, on the north side OF the Public
Squsre. ,.rvrrr
March. IL, 1859.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-09

OOhhAchSAhS NoVs <Zs 1905
Trains willleav New York for Baltimore and
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and1 $50 and $40 p.
M. lfp e Eth rer- Is EF,T
sB- Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the 40 A. M. and and 8 P. NJ. trains,
With only one change of cars TO Cincinnati or
Chicago.
NOBAGGAGE will bereceivedfor anytrain un-
less delivered and checked Is minutes in advance
ofthe time of leaving !; and Baggage not taken by
To" "wner on its arrival VIII be liable to acharge
of storage.
An the Philadelphia train from New " rk stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the A. M. al
the principal stations, the p NJ at all the sta
tions, and the 10 A. NJ, 1880 400, $50 P, NJ. at
Elizabeth and Railway on signal.
- On Enthusiastically ira. n orPhiadclphialeave
ne YORK at 6;SQ for Washington at $40 P. NJ;
returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington at II A. NJ. and via West Philadelphia at
$40 A. M, and LEO, 4, and $3.50 P. NJ, and 10
midnight, and via Camden at A. NJ. A way
train from Bordentown leaves there for New
York at $3.50 A. M. .fT r.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave Elizabeth for New York at a. 15@, s. 45, 6:45
NO. H4S g. $40, s;as. $500, 945: 1o,45 II 2O* A.
s Nj ia icso 1isC Y s45' AS g. $780, s1S'
Leave North Elizabeth for New York, viz: sir.
s.57, 1O47, A. NJ. 2 a. AZ, and 1132 P. M.
.. Leave New York for Elizabeth at g., $3.50, ~,
$50, $40, 81, 6:10, z, SEQ, 10 and IL P. M.
Leave New York Tor North Elizabeth, viz: s. 10.
1910 A. M, u M, 4 80, $40 and 10 P NJ.
On Sundays leave New York at 6:30* NJ. Leave
Elizabeth at 9:25* M
Passengers not purchasing tickets before enter
.ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional fare
Tickets are received by the conductor only on the
train for which they are sold and on the day pur-
chased. -
w-C CONTRACTS FOR RECOMMENDATION from
the first of each month, made at the Secretary's
oilice only, from 10 M to 8 P NJ, No. III Liberty
street, New York
e@-FREIGHT RECEIVED atthetoot of Court
landt street, New York, for way stations to Mill
stone and Perth Amboy until P M, and for
Princeton, Trenton, &C, until 10 A M, and for
Newark until 1870 NJ. Freight received afte
these hours is not despatched untilthe nextday
f. w. JACKSON, Gen,I Supt.