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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-14
PHYSICIAN.
DIR. H. RIEGER,
once No. 20 Poplar street, OvertOn
Hotel Buildfng,

CECOND DOOR PROM MAIN STREET.
= Special Office hours from 70 pin, for the
treatment tofsyphilis-rrima Of ary secondary. tsf-
tiary and hereditary; ElnoTrhea, clcet, Etric-
turo. spermat0rrhea and diseases o. the skin.
D-lOf
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WATER.
Notice to Water Consumers.

VlHE MEMPHIS WATER COMPANY
i have now their main pipes mpleted in
that portion Of the city north Of Union street,
and will be ready in a short time 10 furnish
water through the same. AL persons who
contemplate making attqohments 70 the pipes
are requested 70 apply TO the Company imme-
diately, as the same can be accomplished AZ
less expense before the ewafsr Il turned on; and
~ nersons Who viii be consnmers, in order 10
max the necessary arrangements for the SUP
plT cocks. Office, No, II West Court street
s9-lO0 W. /. CAMERON. Secretary.
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PUBLICATION.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS Is A BETTER
~ advertising medium than the Western
Methodist, i having within the limits Of
Ehich Memphis 10 the CON mercial center
very large circulation. This can be known
and read Of all who may become interested.
, Judicious advertising will pay. Our once is
zs.s Main street, ~ stairs, In sane building
With Boyle 4 Chapman.
ST R.W. BLEW AGO.
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TOYS, ETC.
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
THE LEBANON, TENNESSEE,
LAW SCHOOL.

nHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTION
will soon close the most prosperous session
since the war. Six reasons why every young
man who intends TO make the Law his profess
sion should attend the Law School at Lebanon,
Tenn;
lst-The Professors are the m st eminent
teachers and lawyers in the Southwest.
2d-The course embraces every principle Of
Law known to the Profession.
3d-Its Moot Courts are intensely practical,
and in them are prepared and tried almost
every kind of a case met in actual practice.
4th-Pupils entering on January 10Th will
get Diploma in ten months, and License TO
Practice Law. the License being GRATUIToUs.
They will also have the benefit Of q summer
vacation during the year.
5th-The healthfulness Of Lebanon and the
high Christian character Of its people.
eth-Many Of the most successful Lawyers
and eminent Judges in the Southwest have
been educated 10 this school. Address
dkw HON. N. GREEN, Lebanon, Tenn.
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LoTTERY

Tickets SL00 Each, or SixiOr $500.
Tickets sent by Express G. O. D., ifdesired.
Grand Cash Prize. SIS, 900
Grand Cash Prize 5000
Grand Cash Prize 1900
Grand Cash prize 1000
/ Caeh priye ..........,.,.,,,... 5000
Cash prize 1900
, Cash prizes "a IlOO each h...'.,...,,..,... 5000
4 Cash Prizes a. O00 each. 5000
; Cash Prizes. 81 900 each................ 1900
For balance of Prizes send for Circular;
This legal enterprise is indorsed ~ the high-
est Authority of the State and the best business
men. -,
The limited number Of Tickets on hand will
be furnished those who apply first. 20 Ff
All prizes will be paid in full. AGExTs
WANTED. For full particulars address ~
J. NJ. PATTEE,
7l-G General Manager. Omaha. Neb:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-14

A young drug clerk committed suicide
in Brist oil few days ago. At the in
quest the coroner asked fellow-elerk
of the deceased If he knew Of any cause
for the suicide. mo-" was the reply;
"he was getting along nicely, and was
going to be married next month. =
"Going to be married, was heY ex-
claimed the coroler. : That will do.
We've got at the bottom of this busi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-14

"A father in Maine, feeling that a
Young man was staying rather late in
fbs parlor, and wishing to give him a
polite bins thereof, went to the head OF
the stairs and called GHt, Here, young
mani ism it about time yol EeFe goingF
Do you know thet it is eleven p'eloek,
and that you are burning out my gas1
The yong man left, and has not re-
turned
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

.aesAk affaff -----. fen aLlL
VsHR PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
every afternoon Except Sunday at No. Ii
Ths PUBLIC LKDsER is served q city kqbscri,,
bers BY faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK. payable weekiy 70 the csrfiers.l
onsss ss asa " !? iSTss iaSSyspss $Sa.Ss SAsS.
= Now1dsalors New supplied at ~ cents per copy.
weekly Public Ledger,
Published syery Tuesday at 81 pey annum lin
Advanced; clubs Of Eve or more. u 50. ~" !.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest 70 the public are at all times accopt-
able: - .........s,
RATES OF FADvERTIsING IN DAILY. =
First insertion % per square
SSSbsSSasnt Sub .Ss ,tdl Insertion, ,,........
For two ks........... ......... ~ =,
For three weeks.................... ~ . a,
For ono month......-.............. oO
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY
First Insertion. .........sl % Psr square.
Bubsouuent insertions......... O
Eight lines Of nonpareil, solid, constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according 10 the SPACE occupied, az above
rates-there being twelve limos Of solid type to
the inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion. q WI lN CtAAt.
Notices Of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand. LN
All letters, whether upon business or other
"1'r-I-I "a IA Il. wHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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NOT(CE.

ulHR TRANSFER BOOK OF THE WASH
inRton Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany will be closed on the 10th inst, and re-
main closed until after the annual election on
1st of January, 1873.
s9-sl e. W. L. CROOK. Secretary.
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Notice of Dividend.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WASH
l. ington Fire and Marine Insurance Com
the Directors, held at the Office Of the Com
pany. on the 18th inst, dividend OF hye per
cent. upon the subscribed capital was declared.
and the same ordered 70 be credited upon the
stock notes. g. W. L. CROOK, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-14
DISSOLUTION.

UNHE FIRM OF R0BERT LEWIS j. CO..
l. heretofore doing business as boiler m2gkfErF.
day dissolved. Neither partner is aHth0riEed
10 make any account in The fIn name;
ROBERT LEWIS.
ROBERT EVANS,
December l3, 1872. eS-sl
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MEDICAL.
The Small POX !
PREPARE.

nURING TIE PREVALENCE OF SMALL
~ Pox in our city and surrounding towns.
the danger Of contracting the disease may be
greatly lessened, if not entirely avoided, BY
the use Of
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NOTICE.

December lS, 1872.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

HpIToR RECoaD Please announce the name of
Capt. JOHN p BARR, as candidate for Register
and Recorder, subject to the u.ages of the Repub-
lican party at the paimary election.
Captain Barr sutercd the army Of the Union a.
private in the 4th Pa Cav and fought his way mp to
Major, and was wounded twice. He is gentle.
manly and obliging and in every respect qualified
fer the otllccS Many Republicans
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22

J. j. HAIGHT, Of Ples.srtvllle, Pa, late Capt
OF Company "B," 11lth Penn'a Vet. Vol. lufansry
will b. candidate for the office Of Prothonatory,
Republican party, at the primary election.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
just received at Mease d Armstrong;
Flour aud Feed Store, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! o29-tE
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
PROTuONOTARY.

Mr. EDIroR-Please Announce the name Of
San CEL REYNOLDS, If Petroleum Centre, as
ndid'te for the Office Of Prothonoisrv of venan-
election. We believe Mr K. would fll the Office
with entire satisfaction to all.
MANY Voters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
CoRNpLANTER. March 23d. 49,

OORNPLANTER MARCH 23d 1917.
EDITOR DAILY RECORD-You will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be a candi
date for denomination for the office of Register aud
Recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary Elec.
tion.
Mr.. Shaw was private in the Army Of the On.
ion and lost his right arm in our own State at the
battle of &c tysburg He is Competent, prompt and
obliging, and has gwen entire satisfaction TO the
business public IN officer Therefore hav.ngb been
well qualified for the position. and having the conf.
dence of the business public and community at
arge as an officer. his REORGANIZATION will be urged
at our Primary Election on the day Of
next VEyANeo COUNTY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22

MANY VOTERS
Being requested by some Of our business men to
become candidate for County Commissioner of.
fer myself to tic citizens Of'Venango cou ,ty a. a
candidate Tor said Office without pledge, except that
the arpro aching Republican primary election
A. NJ. TURNER
Gil City, April II, 1872
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22

EDITOR RECORD: ] lease announce the name of
HON. CALVIN ". G1LFILlA AN 90 a candidate
for nomination for Congress. in the Twen 18TH Dis.
trict subject to the Vepango county primary elec.
tio1s and the district conference
MANY FRIENDs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

ED. REcoED:-Please announce II. B. HIXON
OF Cornplanter Township, 'as candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner, subject 20 tie usases of the Re
publican party at the primary election.
MANY VOTrPS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
CONGRESS-.

Ed REcoRp-Please announce the name OF j.
VI. DlCkEI. o. FRANKLIN, a. a candidate for Con.
gress in the Twentieth District subject to tho We.
mango county primary elections and the district
conference.
MANY CITIZENS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Ass.MBLY.

ASS -MBLY.
Mr.. EngToR: Please announce the nam,
Of Il. ID. MCCREARY as o candidate fol
Assem- oily, subject 10 the usages of the Re-
publican primary election. MANY VOTERS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-22

Es
EDITOR DAILY RECORD Announce the name
Colonel A. L. DUNCAN, as candidate for ST.
Senator. sufject.tO Tie Republics primary eli,
tons and the d triCt conference.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
curtin-rwo Opinions Of Him.
from the Philadslphia Press. tGrant organ).

From the Philadelphia Press. (Gtant organ.
CURTAIN AGAINST THE RING.-Elsewhere
will be found the address Of the Liberal Repub.
lican State Committee Of Pennsy lvania, nomi
mating Hon. Andrew q. Curtin AZ the candidate
for Delegate at-large to the Constitutional Com
vention, and from the tone OF thia address we
assume tha, his acceptance Of this important
post 10 assured. Had the wishes Of the people
Of our great State prevailed in the Republican
State Convention which forced the offensive
nomination OF Hartranft and Allen Governor
Curtain would haze been nominated to the i.iat
Tor which the Liberal Republican Stale Com.
mi1tee has now formally named hun; bui the
deapotic dictates of simon Cameron prevailed,
and the Republicans lost the good opportunity
Had the wishes Of the good men ofthst conven-
ton been consulted, Andrew G. Curtin would
now be at the head Of our State ticket, and the
people would have regarded it as tribute due
alike to his own great services.
From the Philaphia City Item Grant.
CURTIN A WEAK, VAcILLArING, AND "CN.
RELIABLE" MAN-Of ali men this gentleman
has most need 10 exclaim. "Save me from my
frieniis," If. indeed, they can be called friends
who nave done so much to kill him. fnr,sick,
Snasrpy. shutting, irresoiGte, deaf damb, and
ollnd Curtain. He had tongue, snd he did
not speak-a pen, and lie woultknot write. No,
not Que line or the hero President who had
aonored and trusted him, Poor Curtin, indeed
what does il matter whether such weak, ,vael.
ssn9, unreliable man goes OF stays? As lago
syA '" lis but man gone"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
A Grateful Lady.

few months ago a lady with little bo,
got off one OF the passengers trains ut the
DEPOT, and went up stairs. Just as the rars
we're being taken to the yard, she returned Ia
the lower platform IN great haste. and rnl
ming up to Capt. Harvey Barnes, one uf the
policemen stationed at the depot said she
had left small travelling bag in the car.
She seemed in great fear that she should
ne,el see the bag again, and acted as If its
contents were very valuable. Captain Eariie5
told her not to feel worried in the least, but
10 remain in the ladies' sitting room while he
returned up stairs, and he, after making few
inquiries, proceeded to the New York com
pany's yard. AS he approached the spot
wnere tue cars stood, an officer saw man
leaving one of them with bag, answering to
the description of the lost one. After con-
siderable trouble the man yielded up the ar
ticle, and 1t was presented to the lady. Sic
opened it and found its contents untouched
There was jewelry of the richest description
with other articles to match. Her 10Y ri he
recovery Of her valuables knew ne bounds
In her transport she offered the policeman II
sum of money, but ne refused the gift, not
withstandlng that she strongly urged him To
accept it. The little boy accompanying hei
finally asked the captain ''if he had any ltt
boys about his size" and upon receiving al,
affirmative reply, evidently made up his mind
what to do. The lady and her son left the
city soon after. The other day, while the
off ,er was doing a duty as usual at the depot
word came to him that a lady in the ladies'
room desired to see him. He immetiatel,
proceeded there, and found the lady with tn,
boy and her husband. She bore in her hant
richly bound and embossed volume, which
the little boy gave to the officer to give to hi
little boy. After the husband had eXpresse,
his thanks to the officer for the valuable nj,
he had rendered in recovering his wife
property the party took their leave. Upol
examining the book 1t was found to be
Juvenile work beautifully illustrated. -Hrl
FORD Register. Sept. 6.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
The Wife's Because.

tL,ot b,,au.e your hoart is minc-mine only
Mine alone;
=. +. M, because you choose me. weak and lonely.
For yOnr own:
w, hecau,e the earth is fairer. and the skies
Sprssd above you
. "a more radiant for the shining of your eyes.
That love sou.
7, !. not because the worlds perplexed meaning
arows moro clear,
A,a the parapsts Of heaven. with angels leaning.
seem more near; gM...
And Nature sings Of praise with all her voices
Since you spoke.
Since With my silent heart that now rejoices.
Love awoke.
Nav. not even hecsu o your hand holds heart and
life
At your will.
s,o,hins hushns all its discord making strife
Calm and still:
TEACHING Trust to fold her wings. nor ever roam
From her nest;
falling Love that her securest. safest home
Must be rest.
But because this human love. though pure and
sweet
Yours and mine
Has been sent by love more tender moro complete
More divine.
That it leads our hearts at last to rest in heaven
Far above you.
DoIt take thee as u gift that God has given
And love you!
iic'.iiiic l'yut t,t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
An indian War Probable.

\, WARRINGTON, September l2,-II was
ttnought at the Indian Bureau to-day that the
threatened general Indian war was In abey
snce, Il not indefinitely postponed; but adviees
from official sources, and which the President
shares show conclusively that serious
nostllities are probable at very early day
along the whole Indian line The policy haI
Played itself to its legitimate end and has been
found to be a complete failure. The Admins.
Hstlon 'oigan trlday. echoing the coming
sIange of policy, cries Justify for tho bayonet
and.an indiscriminate expulsion OF the Indian
Inoes Two Indian delegations have arrived
ne!e lar the usual "p0w-W0w for more horses
and guns and powder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14

@ i.e M.Atu iralh VIII iun subject to delays iuci.
tiohs where time is yiy.n " ' '"'' NJ s'a-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor ilminstvL and Phiiade,,
"lim'nstoh A !. 10 T.. Al. tor New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Aduitionll to those abO,, leave su yrLa for Clsy
ton II .S5 a. n. and 7.35 p a., Lray Clsyton for
ons rha ~ q. m. anu = =. ~, 10 make copuec-
uon Win rainsto and from Dover. aud stations
CONNECTIONS
Al IoM NsEND. with the hent County and Queen
Annes 4 Kent Railroads ~" ~"ss"
Al SLAl ioN. with the Mary land and Delaware
Railroad.
At HAkki N,iIOS with ,hs Ju,.,;..n pl
water kai,roHd. ~ s'n
sEAFUkp with the borchests, and Delaware
Railroad. 80 N'""ie
Al DELMAR. With the Eastero shore Railr,sa
and F." icomico and foc"moke Raiirosd
n +. kFNNEY, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
NSYLVANlA RAILROAu
1K40A ae

oS AAp AtrkR MONDAY, SEPT. Ii. lh,...
LsT PHILADELPHIA.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second ana Market Sts
Trans nrrveat h.to,. Thirty first ANA Market ~.
Main Line Nc.iW ARA.
pa0li Accommodation daily. except sunday. 6.t
am. " a. Ia sLd lido II. il.. l.A p.m $40 H.
Niagara Express daily. except Sar day. ..3Da IN
Loeb Haven and Elmira Express daily. except
Sunday. $40 y. III.
Fast Liae and Erie Exp. daily e.. SUNDAY |, I'm.
Harrisburg Ace daily, eAeept SUNDAY, 10 r.m
Lancaster and York Ace. daily. e, sunday 4,lor.n
Parkesburg Tram daily. except Sunday, $50 IN.
Cincinuatl Exrress sa,iy... o3U p.in.
southern Express daily go p.u..
pac,hc Expre,s dails A. I'm.
Erie Mail daily ...........-........ IL ~ r.m
Paoll sunday Ira,ls...,;;..s.i 40 am and i 10 PIN
Erie Mai, >aturaa, nivh, runs only TO " Wli,ausport
For Em,grant Express Tam. lea. ing lc'o i. III.
daily except Saadns ,'ekeIs must be pr"ea1sd re- and
'"' 'se New York Di"ision. y '',' 20"
Express ior New York. 7.l5. $50 and II M IN. and
| ExpIe,s Tam tor Long Branch ..l5 a. IN.
E.,stau, Iran IA h,,.e s5 Ni~ aSts x ana Il
Way Tram ior HoImss burg and Busteton, 500 nj.
New lo,k sunday Trains. 10 III. Ito y IN. and
o.4, 7 IN ltsin connects ut Tren .ou Tor Lambert
''''s anu ny EiESsiSGfoN iESIsi!SGif DEPOT.
Homesburg Bustle,uu. 100 m. l!}o us = III.
| Way Tram ior New Br uswick...-... 10 y III.
Express Trans ter Trenton. 7.So y IN and l.U and
Way 1r. ms for Trenton. 1890 m 3 %. 5.uV and
| t.Upp III,
Way Train for Bristol .......... 6uO III
FOR BkLNlDEkE DIVISION.
Express tor Trenton. Lambert, iiie. Ea.tun. Seran
l ton, Ae.. ..3u Am.
J Way Tram 10 ambertvile + Pennington IL ot am.
Express Tor Trenton. Lamoertville. ksston. srran-
| ton, Nc, AGO m,
/ Accom- tor Baldiders and Pennington, $50 y III.
MARKET STREET FERRY.
Y AmbNy Division.
| Accommoda. tor New York via Auboy, go N.
Way lraius .'r Trenton. 800 and l0.0O a IL. J. 90
| noon nd 40, 500 ana 500 III.
| Accomu udatiUa Tor New York via Perth Amboy
| ZOO
| Accomm tor New York via Jersey City. 4" y N.
Way Train for Burlington .................- 80 T.
Nay lIans tor Bordenown, stc anu l ~ y IL.
| Exp lraiEt ior ilishtstnwn. o ~ a IN aud 5.oo y III
Express Trains for P.mberton, Long Branch aud
| y. ). southern and Iucaertun Raii"ids D 30 IA
Way Iralns ior Nit. Holly. Zoe, $50 and LOO IN
Way Trans for Peaberton lU.t D an. = H. 100 ald
hpm,
sleeping Car Tick. Is for the " est can be h AL OF
Application It the Ticket Otice 9D Chestnut str eet
anu At The Depo!. Thirty second an Marhet Sts.
Agents vi the nion Transfer Company Will cal
| tor aud d, liver Baggage at the Depots orders wi
receive prompt attention. nnd kalroa AL lilne Car,
can aIso be obtained at tho following
| No. ~ Chestnut street,
| TlCn TT oFflCES; No. sfs theathut street.
| No. lld Marr ct street,
| and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
! A J. CAssATT. Gaaerai Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14

oN AND ATTN MONDAY, SEPT. 10, lh,o.
" LST PHILADELPHIA.
Trains leave Depot. Itirty-second ana Market ST
Iralhs nrriveat btpo,. Thirty FIRST ami Market ~
Main Line " est " ARA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14

What hsoly reading they ,auat have in Texas
newspaper there announces the arrival oil Han
ton iluncan's documents, ranked by Administra-
uon members OF Congress, They must bo about
entertaining IA. twenty years old almanac.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
Hailroad 3tnfs.
T nsJs.pnJa. wilmington aun ns'tt.
more Railroad.


GAAKN p s a
TIME TABLE.
p.PG. ssT@ri Rro.d 81. .no :. i,o..
..a .oppps
=. wim.nston wa6 Delaware Railroad Il 81 Clay:
p..wM. K.ilrs.a. Al Harrington With Jane.,oS sna
BIs.swa.e, k.,lro.a A. ss.tord w,.n Dorchester sa
ka,irosi, At SALISBURY with wicom,co and Poeolooss
Exfkhss THAIN Al 1850 NJ. t,undays srS.p,.o) 10,
s.,t%91s and ".sn,n s.oI opppg q, wi.m,nsce
Ie,ns'on -ithtr>,n for New Castle.
s.sm,fs.Ia S..S,ns.oa tSui ~
,.lls astye-as-t,rae. bsri.a =. Fei!ym.ns.Kde.-
rex !. ,Ss
ins.on, Stopping a. Chester. l,n-eod, CaymoD,. VA
RRSsss as.n sna ms.s. ry'.
essssng.I."r Fortress Monro. snd Norols. ii" take
siLMl xG roS TRAINS
LEAVE ErhiLADkLFHiAa a. io4s. = N .islo. xs. so
!WAui svd.yr rM. The sOo T. NJ. tram connect. with
LEAVE MiLMSSTos a. a. 50 and siS s'Ssn 200 90
S .d sY M ,.''" On ~" saua.; ss
tn. .. i.s'. ",imne,on :. s,, s,' a. go p "a
A,sn. al, .a,'I y1s 'y @ -,rs c,r wn IN. ssoA Nj
rhIl1 10 4SC NJ sIh" " ch"fah MI ID K fxAls
k,.s ,. Il" S,1"ss % t.rs..r Cree. and fh-
ted, 81 ~ A.m and 43U y. m. Fhilade PHI. iuI
thAtd's Ford al 1000 .. m "Wednesday art Satur-
days al 23J Philat- uhia Tor Cho.,er H." 9nln
| ~ ~ y. IN. FbilsiciIhlA inr Oxford IN u. III
| Wedh-athys al, saturday 10 p. IN. The n.
tram stops at all ~Inliol, U.sweea Philadelphia l
| iHsi0eiu.
Leave Port Deposit tor Phaaep hs, Euu.Ays excepted
| 9.5 a. IA ANA 70 +. M; ONmrd icf fhilsd- rha at
6lo ~ m.. th.ii'a Ford iCs Ihiisi-.hiS 1 ~ r.
sunday, LEAVE Philadelphia tor oxford sv
| let'" rsiesi tor fnr.ie'this S.4U u,
Trains ien,' 'ng W lriustUn al b.t5 Ab vii
con.ct AT i1Uiokln Junction with 7B IN, ard
| 4S IA. Wunh Tor fhiisieiPhia aud Il .lnmrt t,u.
| tisl kairush.
| TAAOU1E TRAINS ERUN EALTIIuaS.
LEAVE VII hlAdrpN at iOb l2?D fM. So, lu.n T. n
CHESTER EUR FHfLApHL LFHIA.
LEA G stkk Al 7.sb. ~. e,3t s.As II pS 81
las ii. Al 1,.3i. 6.li. 50 aLd 10 So NJ.
ffou bait neeto fhlsieiPhiA Leave Bst.iaoIs al ~
AE Way Malt 80 n, LHpres : Is +. N b,
! P'-ss '2bf. Vi. kxpr--- iit1 L. ii k6ps-es.
From ts!timote oTt ber"sItAud
atSpUf.M Al
Ascon,ne1nssg .nfou, POI. Depositw i'll cav. .fsrrJ
vile Att AZ AN. for Eai tinolts nd ntsruaedis,- -
TRAINS voE gALTiMoKR.
Lsas. Chester NJ 1895 sad . II A. sal ti5 81
Lave Wilmington i!js, IS And ~ ~ H.. io
81. =. =.
sCNoAY TEA ~ FROM BALTIMORE.
I~AseS bs inore 70 = ~ stolpine Al nasnuna ftrI
tushs Ab-iueru. Ha.E--d--V asuteIr ...-
to~n. sofia Gsrt, kiAtou. Ne~.tk, Stanton, Nes
peti. "iimiuetop, Clayncnt li' won' aud Ch-stsr.
II y kF>sI' S:petinIend~nt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-14
DnILAnELPhlA. WILMINGTON :. RaL
l. MuhE KAlLRnAb.

. SFtCINL NUIICE.
on AMI after NkDN kSDAY, October 18th 1s-,
n passenger csr will be attached /. the ire;vli
train leaving Philadelph,a At $40 T. m., ior VIII
Eiugion. "
The tram will stop at Stations ps follows. vb.,
sienalled: Gray Ferry. y.l2 y. IN. Laaaretto so
pm; Chester. s.4l D. m: Lamokip. s.lo p. m; Thur
low ~ =. u; Linwood. AS y. III; Clas mont, lOil
y. III; Ellerslie AZ. .lS D. NJ; arrive Wilmington To- 50
pm. ."ctah u. ~ EkNNEY hM,'t