THE IUILY EVENING TELEGI.AFIT. rniljADELriTIA, MONDAY, AUGUST-15, 1861.
MWDAT, AVQTJ6T 14, lftM.
now TfRT nonr 11
Wlio rfT knew inch weather,
Three barninfr lajt together t
tVlirn every moment 's hot utionna,
I'nlf one's skin Is verv tooirli,
To horn Ms rmdv to crip,
And scarrcly jive ft chance to !iT.
A up be turus bis lr lC Phu
'o Acne rtrykoiitu'
In everr "pot or nook w turn,
Tbe heat will '" oar bodies ?inrn ,
And hardly can wa rnove onr place,
(k iora i sweat 0n "r f'Kn
Will soon In mighty torrents flow,
And keep Increasina; aa we go,
I'niil, I feel compelled to say,
M mU our rery telle away.
At I wan walking down the afreet,
A fat old man I chanced to meet,
Ft) fling and blowing on he went,
With e.e-ball red nd veetment rent,
Who m eiiied to lay, with mote surprise,
While upward gnzing Ui tbe skies,
For neither speech nor voire were his,
'Mini ! Ante rtry hotit is!"
1 taw a maiden ; quick "lie Hunt;
Aside her harp so gently strung;
Instanter to her room she Hew,
And loudly called her servant too;
Qni. k ! to the window ! raise the ih !
Bring Die a fan ! cold witter daub,
Vpon mv forehead burning red,
And drive the fever from my head.
The servant beedi her known commands,
And quickly cornea with nimble bands.
A dUi of "Croton" then she throwi
Upon the maiden's head and clothes,
Hot fearful lest the heat and "wet"
Wou'd turner (till the fever net;
Hot what ii very ntiauge, 1 ween,
Th voter alt pamrd off in strain.
Bring me a "cream" withont delay,
I suid to John the other day;
And off he went, aa quick aw thought,
And aoon the froscn mixture brought;
Sat ere he reached ibe topmost s'air,
His Uxjt wan wild with bluuk despuir;
Wbute'rr it might have been before,
It certainly was "ice" no more.
Bark once again and try your -skill,
And do not lenve the room nnt.1
You've U ken breath prepare aright
To ran up stuirs with all your might;
And do cot atop for friend or too,
If any you stiotilJ meet below;
But then, detained by no delay,
It melted ere In got half tcay.
Wherever wvj may chance to go,
All whom wc meet are anre to show,
By signs upon their tiery skina,
The beat that's rtiging wdd within ;
And each one aaya, while moving Mow,
j With fueua long and beads hung low,
Wiping anon bia dripping phut,
" Alatl hov) tcry hnt it is!
GAHELEE'S ANBUITY.
; Come men are bom to greatness, some achieve
it, others have it forced upon them. The iiise
wua otherwise aa regards tbe greatness of Gaud
ier. Uannler purchased hia greatnes, and got it
at a biirgain. A century ago Handler sold tripe
at Tottle on. He sold good trie, and coose
; rineutly tan a famous mn in his line and time.
' Jlnt (tandltr lu-pirid to fume after death to an
worK jtfgj game in the ear of aucceeding getieru-
JJjaiia of TottletonUn. Tripe was nut calculated
to give It to him. Posterity would not be likely
to remember that their anceators bought good
: tripe t the ahop of Gaudier.
But etlll tbe trlpc-teller of Tottleton was re
oohred that the namo of Handler should be
handed down to generations yet unborn. Tbia
is how Gundler did it. He made will, and
, died. The making of tbe will was a deliberate
' affair i but not so the dying part of the business,
tiao tiler did not intend to die when he did ; but
k could not help himself. In the full vigor of
his manhood he fell a victim to hard -boiled eggn.
Tbey opened Gandler, and declared hard-boiled
ggstobe the muse, and then they opened the
will, und found that tbe eminent tripe. seller of
" Tot i lei on, setting alile his relatives, bad left nil
, bis worldly wealth to be applied to the purposes
of charity. The reward of consciuntioua tripe
' selling had not been great, for the whole of
Oanuler'a worldly wealth amounted to no more
than two hundred pounds. In his will he
directed that ibis turn should he placed out at iti
' tvresl; and that the annual proceeds should form
aa annuity to be granied by the votes of the
householders of To. tit ton to do titute but deserv
ing old men of that parish, it w.n especially
directed that the benevolence should be called
"Candler's Annuity."
I was first brought to a knowledge of the name
and fameof Gandler ahoot two years ago, when
I went ont to take np my abode at Tottleton.
Tottleton Ja a pretty place in the merry month
of July; and the ehesnnt and laburnum trees
! which line both sides of the broad white road
which consiitutea Tottleton's only street, arc
nio-t beautiful to see, especially wheu they are
, .. in full bloom. But thera was another beautiful
feature of To'tlcton, which seemed to do it in-
finitely more credit its almbonses. It appeared
to me that tbe private bouses liorn no sort of
,' dcqaiHte pr portion to them, and that the only
booses which did were the public houses. Thu
way in which there two Institutions were regu-
laxly alternated on both sides of tbe road for
i- .. bio re than a mile, anggested that the one was the
cue-of the other.
' ' It netnied as if tbe public houses had brought
the whole neighborhood to poverty, and con-
. , . signed the entire population to depi ndeni'e. The
. mural 4ucriptioni which met the eye told but of
two things strong drink, and old men aud women
of the jariu come to grief. The Cock aud liottlo
, appeared to be reponsible lor even poor old
" men ; tiic Nag's Head lor nine poor old women;
and the Bell for fourteen orphan girls. There
was, bcvever, a striking disproportion between
the site of the I nbiic-houes and that of the alms-
' . bouses, (ibe latter weie so siuull and compart,
and with a Urge inscription on tbe front ol them,
, aolikeatitat pan el, that they might have len
brenht down from somewhere by the carrier.
I'osrlijy hi'y might have lieen ictt at thu Cock
, and Boiile till. culled for.
Hill; it tl.e sin ot Tottleton had lieen multi
tudinous, i!iriiy bad doue ber best to cover
tbem
I bad menially pointed tlii moral when Mr.
Oubbins,' rurhlioui Irom the Swan, uddresstd
me. i'eiiui 1 akould time that I hud honored
tbe bwi.n with ,;uy patronage, as regards the
fi.roi'y nii 1 ale.
"Jjeg your purui n, sir, lint I d take It as a
favor it you will iiivr yi ur vote for I'arsluy."
I veDtund to nioalro vbo l'arsicv wax, und
what he was standing (or. Was it I tie borough,
tbe roumv or tlinpLy the vetry ?
. , - Jiai Furaley 4iU not yspiru so high, lie was
niirely a eaul:da'e ! r U ciiUlc r' Amiudy. I'ars-
Irv's (iimliricatKHi wa.- a t rilihf. Il: wiik scventv
five tat ol ngc, a nHiiveifatbe pitixti.bad p.nd
' r rates und luxts n r ovi r urt years, was eaten up
with the rbcuiii.ilics, won i).t work, born an ex
- celletil cbsracer, and hwiu't penny in tbe
r world. Handler's Aniiui'.t , ainOHiniug to Jtil U.
7d. would n uke him happy avd eoiniorta'ilo for
r' tbe tc mairdcr of bis days. Vbe s'atcmcnt of
Turs et V uumciouw merits iq iito way of uge,
dtMitution, and Iniapaeity was nut toie rel-tud,
' and I tl.ii.k I tbould have cried "I'.ir.slcy for
ver !" on the spot, only it occurred to me, con
- sidering I'a.s ey 's ge, thiit it wouldn't be muoh
ute. Jlowiver. I iromUed torimrnn uopear
unce on the lo, lowing ermine, r.nd vote lor
I'arrlvy.
Wbi n ot the pppointed time I turuud out into
the vllb.gc.und cmc in njibt ofllit Swau' swing
ing sign, I could see that MJtuetliing was cceutine;
great sensation It was tbe election for hand
ler's Annuity. Could Oandler have looked up
from bis grave, he would have bad no regrets on
' the score of the hard-boiled egpa. That fatui
indigestion bad awoke to a glorious immortality.
Ibe honored fcame of Gaudier was in every
'' month. Tbe boys shouted it in triumph ; the
groan-up people murmured it in grateful udtui
ration; and in the bow-window i4' tbe Swan u
was kireriled in large letters, bind aide foremost,
in the innocent idea that an in-crip'ion, designed
' to be read from tbe InWde, could be easily Uetl-
4 1 Blmrtd from tlie out.
On iiiinirlins; with the little crowd that bad
., collected louud tbe horseblock under the Swan's
awinging sign, I found the nieriu of the cantli
dutts being discussed with, great ai.iiuation. 1
. y caudida'.ea; lor I Doh learned fur the first
time ibat l'arslev was not the only otic. There
us j'ii:Ur, and bis name was BarrowlieU.
a VOU: ,or Barrowtield i
Aouordlng to the repreentutiona of Ills friends
i "ni,W--k, bkt-towtield wa u-e J, indiut,
aud atlllcted to an unl.receueuted extent. Cno
, . ld partisan leuturad tie assertion that
- Kairoaneid bad been prenatal th; cor ..niton of
George tbe Third. Auuther declared tliitt, how
ever that might be, bo eoald teatify ftout ui, ow
.. knowledge that Burrowbeld had beeU present at
, , tbe artillery j raciice laH M'edmdy v,tat and
I,' , Uiul be bad not even winked wheu ibev w't otf
' tiie aix-faundn d pounder. This waaadduo-din
' - evidence of the profound and atony Hinraeir of
Ilanowtield'a deafuess. It 1 uientioued, m
. "" further ai.pportiug isarrow field's claim to the
' bounty of the immortal Gaudier, that even if he
were elected and were provided w lb victuals for
, ' the rest of hi lile.lt would not bi of mucli ad-
vaLtae 10 lutu, 4 be Uadu't a Oilli lett m his
biad. I
It was also stated Incidentally that. In tho
rontre of His ln career, llarrowleld bad sus
tBTind frsctures (motly cninpnand) of altnnst
iveiy bote in bis tody; bsd lost two wivce,
three cows, and a donkey I and had had his grey
hairs htooiht to tbe very verre of the grave iy
the ailsrnndiirt of a large family of sons ami
daughters, w ho, according to the ipnlar account,
fcad lalli n In and marched quick-st p to the b id,
in a drill erate and organised manner.
Hearing oi the overwhelm ng merits of Mar
row field, I felt that Mr. Guhlnna h id not dealt
faitly with me. Why dad ho nr fully thrown the
veil of silence over the candid lure of Harrow
tii Id, aid nmiuly enli-ted mv sympathies on
bel alf of PsrOey ) V.ntering 'he bar, 1 demanded
of Mr. Guliblns why he bad done fli s tiling.
The eplsnaiion was this: Tor tive-and-tliir:y
jeais tcf-nlar, l'arsley hud "use 1 ' the Swan;
whrrea, llarrowfielil bsd "ncd" the rinugh.
lteside. If I wonld only take Mr. Giihbiua' word
f r It. llsrrrw field, as regards ago, Intli mil v, and
destiiution, was a bsd lo Tan-ley. Would I come
and lock at l'arsley, and judge fur myself ?
Certainly.
W herein on Mr. OubMns led tho way to the
parlor, tbiew open tbe ('oor, and pointed to a
little old man sitting smiling in nn imbecile
manner, In an aim chair three si.es too large for
him.
"There, sir; how will that snlt your fancy for
a bnld-headid, bandy -legged, broken-down old
'un r"
And Mr. Oubblnswt nt npand patted old Tars
ley on the l end, und turned biin about U sh'iw
bis points, as if he had been a superannuated
horse.
I was bound to admit Hint Trsley seemed old
enough at any rate, and that his physical di.iipt
daiion was nil tuat could reasonably be iesircd
in such a case. -
A burst of cheering otitMdO announced the
aril va I of Harrowtield ; audi was invited to go
and take a look at the opposition. Overpowered
by bis exertions In walking from his committee,
room at tint l'lotigh (exactly opposite), IWrrow
rii Id was sitting dowu to rc.t on the horseblock,
surrounded by his paitiant. His grey hairi,
bia lee lili lies-, anil bis gasps for breath seemed
to be rci'ardcd s an expression of bis claims t
the sntliaccof the electors; for the more U ir
rowlteld tried tn get Ids breath and couldn't, the
hinder bis partisans cheeied ; as much as to say.
"I here s inunnity lor you ; mutcu inui it you
can f"
Mr. Nobba the butcher npnearcd to be Harrow
field's principal supporter. Finding that the boys
were getting too much to the frout, as they
Always do on occasions of popular excliemcnt,
Mr. Nobbs rushed in among them, and whisked
them away like Hies from a sugar-cask ; tho
sugar-cmk on this occasion la ing ll.irruwUcld.
Alter wulklng round llanowllcld and surveying
him at ad points, Mr. Nobbs seemed to be satis
tied lhat bis candidate was fully up to the murk,
rlnddetily, however, he perceived that' the candi
date held something grasped tightly in bia right
band.
In the benring of Mrs. Donovan, from the coal
and potato depot, Mr. Nobba wondered what bar
row Held had got there.
"Uh, notbin' at all," snid that lady; "only a
penny I gave the poor old soul, in case he
shouldn't net the Annuity."
Mr. Nobbs woh furious. He turned fiercely
open Mrs. Donovan, and demanded to know if
she wisbid to ruin the old man ; and then rush
ire an to Ilanowtield whispered in his ear:
"ilirio it ; put it away ; it they sou you with so
much iiiodcv about you, they'll go and volo for
l'arsley." Harrowtield, not being aide totind ms
pocket, Mr. Nobbs took possession of his penny
und hid it for him. Mr. GubMns came out to
announce Ihnt tbe hour appointed for tho election
was approaching : Mr. Nobbs bad better bring his
candidate in-doors.
This was easier said than done ; tor liiirrow
field, w hen he rut down on the horseblock, had,
as regards bis personal properties and elb cis (in
cludii g his two walking-slicks, his lint, iis poekot
bandkirchief.aiid his spectacles), fallen tn pieces,
like a ruin. Mr. Nobbs proceeded, on architec
tural piiuciples, to reconstruct him. He put a
stick into euth bund, plueed the spectacles ou his
nose (subsequently to wiping that organ with
tbe i ocket-liundkcrchitf), ami finally roofed him
in with his but. The completion of the edifice
was baih d with lond applause, which, however,
proved lo be premaiure; fur lit that moment Har
rowtield suddenly missing his penny, nude a
spasmodic (flort to search for it in bis waistcoat
pockct, and immediately lull to pieces ngaln.
The hopeless tone in which Mr. Nobbs said,
"There now!" clcntly indicated that he was
coming round to the conviction Ibat it was hgh
time Harrow field were condemned and dispose!
of in lots. Mr. Nobbs, however, though a butcher,
susulsoa philosopher; und, consoling himself
with the reflection that Home was not built In a
day, be pioceeded to reconstruct llunowiield ou
an iiiiptuved plan. This time his efforts wuro
crow ned with complete success ; and, by a careful
system of combined tniciion and propuUion,aiited
Vy the judicious upplicat on of lateral support',
lttiirowticld whs transferred to the bar ot the
ohuii, and was with ditliculty propped up iu a
corner of the jug und buttle department.
Mr. Nobbs uemunded a pot of porier, with an
uir ot lut'eue which miht have been taken to
represent the exhaustion consequent upjn dis
coveiing the source of I lie, Nile.
"Weil, here's luck, old boy; nnd I wish you
may get It." This was Mr. Nobbs's address t
r.arrwwlield previous to drinking, Af er a paren
thesis of occupation wi;h tLo'pcwlcr, be con-
tinuid wilh an appeal to the electors: "Oughtn't
be, now r
Alibotigh pledged to l'.irsley which, under a
sense of l'arrowlield's superior quulitications, I
wus beeinning to rigrtt 1 ventincd to say that
Bairowfie'd seemed u worthv object
"A worthy object!" said Mrj Nobbs ; "I should
just think be wus c.n object. Lookathliu! He's
as old us Methuselah, as poor aa Job, and as
weak at as " failing another acripiural illus
tration Mr. Nobba fell back nKin "ft rat."
As It to bear out Mr. Nobbs' words, n blue
bottle, which hud been buv..ing about for some
time, settled upon barrow tie Id 'a nose, causing
him to lit go his hold upon bis right-hand walking-stick,
the immediate result of which was,
that the edifice which bud been so carefully
eiectcd assumed ihe attitude ot thu lower of
1'isa. Ilatn wlicld would assuredly have become
ii total ruin hud not Mr. Nobbs promptly rushed
10 tbe rescue and shored bim up.
Mr. Guliblns, who bud hitherto been occupied
In serving his customers, here protc-ted against
Ihe attempts of Mr. Nobbs to iulltieu' c the. elec
tors in an tinliiir insniunn favor of bisowcmau.
W hat did Mr.Oiibhius mean by an unfair in in
ner, Mr. Nobbs would like to know. Mr. obba
nu unt io suy ihul such language was nit p.irliu
lueniaiy. l'uriiumentuiy lie blowcd 1 Mr. Giibbins meant
to suy 1 1 1 1. 1 it wus only lair that the electors
sl.i u;d tee bob ittrdiiiiitcs be lore they plC'lceil
tla nisei ves. llvdi uUt it m juity was Air. dub
bins' motto.
"Veiy well, then." tM Mr. Nobbs; "trot out
yonr uiint m iui tu."
After some blj h word it was agreed that liar
row field sbt.uld be set dow n on tbe ch.ur in Ihe
(urlor liisnc l'.irsley. und tint the elcciois
should go in and judgn tor themselves. Mr.
Nobbs Hi corilii ply removed Harrowtield to the
pan n r, iinrl plui mg bun in a chair opposite. IVr -ky
, lun lsl.ed lorn with a glass of gin and waur
lokeip bis sjiinis up. Mi. Gubbihs. not to lie
nuioi.e In tbut respect, immediately pr ivid 'd
I'aisley with a ;.lu-s of hot rum. whe n us a
lii uor a cut uUive gin at uuy ra'e. 'I'm-, two
"oljecis" weie now lilt alone togeibtr; and on
il.e uiclion ol Mr. Gubbins, who, though a pbi
Jui.tbri pist, wus also a uiun of busiuess, the
ileciurs ri tuiuid to the bur to fortify themselves
with uf'u .-hint nt previous lo entering up ui their
liri'UOls llt.d inviOloll- I lilies. Cl.diT tile ill-
llucirc .l rein sfiiu ut Mr. NoMi-, though still
nsiMuinii. !! I lie scperio.' fitness and pioprie'y of
JiurrowK hi, ns so ter reitmeit in an imieirtial
ui d uid'iast.Mriin e of mind u lo be willing to
Ink over the rtlutiie merits of the andiiuics
qnietiy. .'; ,'.'..,
V e I ; trey acre iioiu lour men ; no one could
on y that. o oi. r (I'd deny that. And they
vi le both old men.
The bj'inioc was nOHtiiiiious tbut tbey were at
Jiast tii t jtitrc;.
l'arsley wua old; so wus Ii.urowfield ; oue
might be a little older than the other ; but that
was not the point.
Wusn't it, though ? Mr. Nobbs would like to
know what was the point, then.
Mr. Gubbins said, "Itifii mity."
Mr. Nobbs would feel obliged by Mr. Gubbins
explaining lilimclf.
Mr. Gubbins explained. Both Ihe objects were
pr.or; both were old. In tbst respect there was
tix of cne and balf-a-dozcn of tho other ; but tho
question wus, which whs Ihe least capable, iu con
sequence of infirmity, of dom; something for his
scll tbut was the point.
On ntltetioii, Mr. Nobba w as willing to admit
that thsil was the point. The electors generally
coincided iu tbe Fuuie view.
Hut bow wus the relative luili uilty of the two
"objeits" to be tested i
C'iir eflnrts ut accommodation had here come
toa deud-liak, when no were suddenly startled
by a great noise pioceeding from the parlor. .Mr.
KbUbk lumped over th bur, aud nMjeli iiit the
room, tollowtd by tbe whole body esf. electors i
ai d tbem we uiso'ovi red l'auley u&d llajirtwlieid
still sitting iu their fbaira, but engaged in mortal
com but; plodding at each other with their walk-iig-stit
k., like two kliigh't in a tournament.
Mr. Gubbins made a tush at l'arsley, and said,
"Ah1 would you ?"At the suiue moment Mr.Nobbs
pounced uptiii Mr. llunowiield, und said, "What
aft j.u up to :" accompanying the quosilon with
au admonitory slap.
An elector was struck with a brillntit Idea,
"liou't part 'un ; let 'cut light it out) and then
we'll see w bit b is the lst man."
1 L pioi sal nu t with general ipprovul ; and
the iiiierfiieatio being suspended, l'arsley and
liurrowucid tesiimid tlie tournament ; but being
tul of reach of (e.u oihtr, the only ttTyet was a
elnsblrg of atlcka. Krentnally, howeve', by a
pn ut etrnrt, l'arsley made a Inn forw ard, an I
hitting the stli k by which Itarrowfteld wis shored
np knocked It from leneath him, and laid tbe
edifice onoe more in rnlna.
A cbeer waa InimedlaU ly given for the vlcto
rlons l'srsley. 1 he question waa aettled now.
l'arslev bsd proved tbe best man.
Mr. Nohha made nn attempt to resist this con
clusion: I at bis logical etl irt to show that llar
rowftebl wus tbe be-t mnn because he had lost
the BVht, was received with derision and scorn ;
aid al'.ira van et'empt io expan his vicars
more rleuily, Mr. Nobns scratched bis he id, and
upl enred to be convinced tbut he was wr mg.
1 be votea were taken in the presence of two
rlmri bwardi n-, and l'arsley s ood at the h a I of
the poll. Thu lb claralton wa niade amid much
iipplitiisc ; but alter the excitement of the election
lo.d subsldi d ii little, and Ibe electors ha 1 hail
time tor reflection over a quiet pisc in the bur
t arlor, It becan lo ocenr to them that the con bi
sion they bud come to not exactly th" right
oi e. l'errclvinc that ill s was a nnntal step in the
rijiht diieciion, 1 endeavored to a'.nto tho problem
in a miilhemutic d niannrr, nnd to show tlnit the
conclusion whs wrong because it bad been drawn
fn m false piembes.
Mathematics nnu logic, iinwvver.iun not, aciuevo
the trinmt h I expected, fi'id the bearings of the
question were not cleaiiy perceived until Mr.
Nol'bs put it tn this wey :
"When two dmikevs is mim nrii to run a riv e,
the mle of ibe course is 'The hlndmo-t wl is.' "
Whin lira luw ot the donkey raee couran hud
bu n elal (irutelv expounded in its relation to the
peenlisr disqnalifte.itions of l'arsley and Burrow
tit Id, the log which hud hung about the intel
lectual faculties of ibe ehctois gradually cleared
ill. and eventually admitted tbe clear light of
conviction that they hnd given their votes tor th-i
wri ng mnn. It was Mr. Nobba who remarked.
by way ot n tna-t,"W lints done can toeuniioio.
To whtrh Mr. Gubbins replied, by way uf sen
timent, "l! to r luck next time."
Mitttiwhilc l'arsley has been giYhTedti his
fathers, nnd Unrrowileld Is a Candida o without
opposition for Gand er's Aunuity.
THE III I.I, M IHIl.tlt.
At the end of the last bench upon my class sat
n boy who waa very backward In his learning.
He win continually ubscnt upon what seemed t i
be IrivolcuH pi i times. These absences entailed
upon me mm h additional trouble. I hud occa
sionally to keep him and a little remnant in the.
r cm when the others bad gone out to pbtv, to
make up lo bim and them lor lost time. And on
one occasion my look wan veiy cross, and my
si eech veiy short, for it seemed to me provoking
that children should be so backward in their
Lut n. And w hen the work was over, and wc
two were lett alone.be followed me to my desk
and said: "Yon have to idea, sir, how weak I
am." And 1 said :" Why, mv boy, you look
stoni enough." llutheimswi red : " I .nn really
very weak, s'r, far weaker than I look 1" And
there was a pleading enrncstne-a In his words
tbut touched me to the heart; and, afterwards,
there was an nnsecn cboitl of sjmpa'hy that
bound the muster to the pupil, wh was s: ill very
dull at ljitin.
Aud still be would be absent ; at times, for a
day or two together. Hut it excited no surprise,
l'er the boy seemed to sit almost a stranger
iin.ong his Icllows, and in play-hours seemed to
take no interest iu boyish games. And bv-atul-by
be bad Ix en absent fur some weeks together.
Hut I was afraid to ask con zeroing him, thinking
he inlf lit buve been removed, us many boys bavb
been, without a letter ot explanation or his
sbi.kinir me bv the hand. And one morning I
receivi d a letter with a broad black edge, telling
mi- that be had died the day previously of a viru
lint contagious fever. '
.So wheu school was over I made my way ti
bis whilom lodging, nnd stood ut the no ir, pon
dering. For the fevi r of which the. child had died
bud been to me a ilcatb-lii-life, nnd had p.vse 1
like the ungel of old over mydwelliiig, but, unlike
that apgel, bad spiirid my llrst-boin nnd only,
boin. And because the hitter sat each evening
on my kmc, I wus ufraid of the fever, and in
tended oulj to leave my card, us a mark of
lespectful sympathy. But the good woman of
the house said : "Nuy, nay, sir, but ye'll see the
luddle;" nnd I felt drawn by an influence of
fat! cil.ood more constraining than a father's
tears, and followed the good woman Into the
small anil dim chamber where my pupil was
lying. And, as I passed tbe threshold, my
musterhi oil slipped off me like a lo-ise robe;
mid I stood, Terr humble and pupil-like, in
that awful presence, that teuclietli a wMom to
babes and sucklings, to which our treasured lore
is but a jingling uf vain woids.
And. w hen left uloiio. I drew near the cheerless
nnd ilisn.ant'cd bed, on which my pupil lay asleep
In his early enllin. And he looked very ealm and
happy, us though there bad been to bim no pain in
passing from u world where he had bad fewe.om
psnions and very little pleasure. And I knew
t Lut h'fl lo hood bad hi en as dreary lis it had
bem sboit: and 1 thought that the good woni iu
of bis lodging bad perhaps been his only sympa
thizing friend ut bund. And 1 communed with
n vull whether aught l bud none could nave
mude bis dullness mure dull And I felt thank-,
fill lor Ihe word of si tnpuiby thai had united us
unseen, for a li'tlc while. But, in a strange and
piiintnl way, I stood rebuked I" fore the calm and
solemn and rebuking lace of the child on w nom
1 hi.d frowned fir bis being backward lu bis
I.: tin. I lay Ihrmint of a Scliiuilmastir.
p E 8 1 D ENTIAL OAMPAION.
F L A O H ,
BANKERS AND TRANSPARENCIES.
Ko. 49 S. THIHI) STREET,
Abova Oheanut. Pblladelpala.
MANLKACTUltKR Of
FLAGS,
UANNKT18,
TKANSPAUENCIR8,
AND LANTERNS.
Political Campaiin Clubs flitud out with Lanterns
Badsaa, Banners, and flas-a. at reasonaiile rasns lo.-! 3u
KHTUVH
1 COT! A OK OUOANB,
Kofonly rNVXCKU KI) but I'Mllt'AU.KD In parity
of lob sud li.wei.d'-sts-ned espi-eisay fererhurehes and
HehM.ls, but K-C'd to lie iijiinlly ip. 4 11 adapted lo titel'Arlor
apd liravflnx Kcon). Kor sale oulv b
:. M. hhhck.
Ko 18 .. HKVP.MTH Hrreot.
Also, a eoroph-fs asionu cut of tbe I'en'oet Melodoot
ooiistai tly uo band. aulJ-ikB
II. DIXON,
No "1 B. KIOH'IB Ntreet,
IlKAI.FIIIN' FANCY AND I Ol l.KT O001I8.
I VI IIK1.1AM AM) PAUAMMLH.
FaLS. Mead I)resM,n,
Frcbch Jewelry, Losthor Goods,
Wonk Jioaee.
flesds. Ac. . miki8rj
ri K W I N () M A ) i I I N K S,
TDK liMHT 1J. IIR.
No. 730 CUKSNUT
II'AMID TO MIL OK
KXCIIANOIS,
1 tiiuvi tk Mjiki t :nx vj(vjiin5t
. 'I 1 fit p1 ' 1
Ana )) !) fi ii. Htfrir.n AUcJ.ifn. All ..ttntMt'&
ft ou, ii nt tir'te '! ii'uti.
jvl' jail In-u i ' 4. tn J Iihini Jdiichlui, n.uiid
tt piatrt HUH t,vw vft.' I
J.F !M TVl K M'K,
Urn 1 i . Kl.tii lii Mr.rt,
(Oi ir ton yrk uii hint,) r ('.
Ladirs Unfcht to oim )14 .im
DMUND A. BO ODER 4 00.,
COMMISSION MKUOHANTS,
AND SHIP AND BTEAMD0AT AGENTS,
DOCK BTBEET WHARF,
rtULAJJCLPHIA
anvr'HD a. sornva,
ahchihalp imi,
sir.eiiLS t. ai'Lusi at-tf
C OLD'S IMPKOVEIJPTK AM AND iVATBE
J HKATINII APPAI.ATI'l.
Fur arming aud Vantilatlm I t.Llic liuildiun and Prl
sate kasidei.cse.
Msntifoctiireol tiy tbs
D'ifcAM AND 'WATrR IIKATIXa C0MTAJT1
, , Oi 1'lULAiJLl.nilA. ,
' ' JAMK r. vTOOfl, 1
Ko. 41 si h ol'KTH Street.
(ahlD-Om . M. FKI.TWT.LL. iui"I.Uouu.
JOHN CHUMP,
' CAaptNTKB a nn Ptirr.ro p..
Mu. via LOUi.ri STKF.KT.
A Isrne force of building uivcuauIl uf atl btaooLes
adwaisoo baud. a4 osiia-ka
1 0 FIIIPCAPXA1NS AND OW NKtlS.
1heuni). rltn.dbo.-fi", lissel li e KKHNIN'S-
f-Clth.W 1'Ol'k . I ss's U) Inkirui ins filfii'is and lae
l-alroiis d ibe Iktia.ti.ai lie U piupaied v, uu inoreass
laetlities to acc-miuodiiti those r.uv no vessels to be raised
or ruiairei, and belni: a ptacucal shit -cariojnler a'al
taulser, isiii plie pirsouAl atttatloo W ail vcusls eo
ttusied to blui for reiMirs
Captains or isi ii i, Hlilp-Carpontois. and MaiMolitl
liavanu vessels to repair, ai eelioiieci Ui ce-'i,
llatluii Ibeasnie) lor tin n.u if "Wficrst cits' Patent
Metallic Composition," es Copper Paint, for Uie proaoria
tien ot es. els' boltoins, lor tins city,! aui pnpatcd tu
Itiruisli like saiuti ou favusable f ins.
. joutl n. It AMafITT,
' fseitkiiieton emrtw tio. k,
lUl-tf DclavialsaiSiius.alvsLsoiel jUetC
TATt. W. R. MFUWlTf A CO.'S COLUMN
J KlH THU CIIK.HOKRK MKlill IXM.
t'OMI'IH M'EII FROM Ka-rTM.BAJUlS, AVD LF.AVB8.
CHrRoa.HK ttKvrriY.
ti trst IniUsn Lrliirettc,
eiirrs all dlra''t isf Hi
nilnsrr nrsmis. stieri tiv
rmilliisn. r of Ih 1'rtTi. Iil
PaiuniRtlon of Uill linul-li-r,
lntlsninatlcn of Its R ultievs,
Hluns In ihe llil.lrr,Hlrlc-tnr-.
flrnvsl, olept. iinni r-rha-a.
soil Is suns-iany ris
ri.rnnisiali ,1 in thus,- -iik.. .,t
Hlnr All'll OT W M-B In
f. males) whi-ns. all iss ,1,1
niooioaa luvilKlli" lava
filfil.
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MM MM
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It Is iTsrts"1 In a M
ooncontrated bun, ilia d ia
onlv In lns li 'in - os li Iwn
t-s-ixxsuula turee times per
die..
It Is dtnrotlr; anil alt'ratlva
In Us aeU iii pnri'yios anil
cleannlns lb-i ll s I, c isiiui
h li rlw in all of Its orig-inaJ
purtv and visor: Um r
mvintr from Oio aisoin ail
Csmiion .-.mi.-! wblob baa
itluuad d'.ieaso.
t c. i.i : i
ie!
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f It K It O K K I N.fi -TP
IN Is ml. iiiled as an H'V
or ussi-lioc to lbs I'HI'.IOI
KP.K KK.MUlV, iml h-m,d
I.tisi4 In i',,iiiane."Tt wltn
Ih it mi'lielns III ail , -uses .,f
lluliotrll'i ft, llet, I'.tl
AHiiib or Whltas. lis ct'v. is
ars hi-allny, a--ot h itisr, root
ttsihill'-i'lit ; rrnwivln nil
tcai-l.n lieat. csenl' S. nnii
a.n liisteiil of 'In l.iirn X
aralalicosl ntMtid'iiNli 11 sln
ti at Is im, rleiifi il vnli
m nrly all U a cheai 'iuaa
lniecilons.
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mi fin
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lioKKi; ISJKOIIDN Ul
to niodlciiiss nt Ui sam4
tuna - all loioropar dis-eharK'-s
ars r.uiii-il,and tiia
woaSflld oibuisA'0 speed
ily ra.tored u full vlfor and
SLranKih.
For full rartlfiilars (sat ?nr
SAmpl'.lstts rtoin any drtiK
slnro In Ilia Miiiur ,-ir vri:
nt, nnd wo will mall fisa to
any address a fntl trAl.aas
rmtmnnrin
I't'DJaUIJliDn
Mi nn
Prto-.Cnr.HOKKKHI.V B
liY. t'i n-r tsaiHt, or t.'ir.-sr.
bullies f"T Is
Trie. CIIKIIUKKK IV
JK.elliiN.Jv ii. r li.c.ile, or
thiee tx)tll- f' -r
Hent by "xpres lo an) ad
drss. on rse-!'! of rrlc.
Hold by aUitrutsisliyvtry
wliere. I'll I'D
i'i nn
Ml mi
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Minnnrniiiii
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An nrfallltisoiira for Hoi-r-raau-rrliea.
.i.nilnal Weak
nflsM, Naiiarn.il Uinlssloits,
and nil alseiuns caa-ed liy
Hdlf-poUiitinn-, such as t.o-is
of Mnninry, l'ii1vom;i1 L issi
tndo, l-alus In llm II e:k, lilnl
nns ol' Vlsl ui, ITeniAtiir
Old Ak. Weaa Servo". Iilf
noultv l hraililaii, Treiub
Unii, WiiVi-f'i.'n"ss, Kruntlans
on ena Kaoa Palo Coun'a
nanea. Insanity, Consnmp
tfon. and all tlis direful coin
plaints cau-ed ir dnnvUns
tVom Uie pad) of aatura.
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Tbls madk-ino Is a stnipio
vesatalde extract, and one
ou wliicli ai esn reis , nn it
has tn en used in iinr mi':
tlee fur ninny years, and with
thiiusnin.s Iren.'eil. it linn tint
failed In a slnsli- tiismtieti.
lis curiitlve ,uwt-rs Imva
been siiitirlent to sain vlc
tiirvover the most ilul'Oorn
case.
i'o those who hnvw trilled
with their I'On-tllnll'in. un
til they tlilt.k llietnsi-iv a
liev ond ihe reach of iiieife d
aid, e wnu il Bttv, 1 1 K. -HI'.MIt
NO i ! tlie CHI Itil
KKF. CCIIB l'l reoK.ra
you tn l.eal'h and vh:or. ilit'l,
au-T all iiuack doctira bavd
fa.le.d.
JTTt
Iiii
For fi ll pan icnl it, ret a
Oircalar itoid any Uruit
Htora In llio eounlty, or
write the l'roprlaiors, who
will suall free, to uny one de
siring the same, a nili irea.
Use In psunililet furni.
Prices, Si (tor bottle, or
thei e liottios for S.ri, and for
warded bv Kxpresa to all
parts of the world.
Hold by all rcspectabla
druisis avurw.acr.
RHIOIRKKHK
H ft It t Hit It It It
Ullll 11 Hit
KIIK Unit
ItltK It Kit
KKI'Kltltlthlt
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ItllK It II It
HUH Milt
milt mui
Mi. wRifiirra
ItJfiJCVK ATlNtl
tuxmi
(IH,
ERSr.NCK Of l.II !
rr-iared Iron) Pure V.tfa-
table Kxtracls, rontalning
Dollilne iniiirlins to tl.a
most delieute.
The Kijnteliatlnir Kllxlr
la tl:e result of usiderii dls
loverles In tbe veteunlo
kliis'd'ilu; behiir an entirely
in w and alixtni'-t ni'-tl od of
cure. lrre-i.ecivo of nil ilia
Old and worn-out systems.
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This medl.-lne hns been
tested by tin- most etaln nt
nodical men of tlie day. aud
by ibeiu pronounced to bn
one ot llio sreale.t medliil
discoveries of the airo.
One bottle wul cure Oeneral
Dublllly.
A few bottlee cure Hya
terlca'ln females.
One botlle cures Palpita
tion of Ihe Heart.
A few d-iees restore the
cretins of ucti'TAtlon.
1'rotn one to throe bottles
restore the maiilluesa nnd
OOdil
oouiidO
(Ml. I
oor
U' 10
II. 11)
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I IO' I
Olio
CIKJ
C1M
lit HI
inn)
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Ol'OO
mil vifsur of youta.
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fill
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A few doses re 'tore ihe
appetite.
Tlirie boltles euro the
worst lle ol lni)i!eiicy.
A few doses cum Uie low
spirited.
oue bottle r'stors nieniai
po- ,-r.
A lew d.' s brini Hie rose
to the cheek.
Tins lu.'dieiue restores to
nisiily sitor aid rolmst
bealib its poor, iloi llliui' d,
w on -dnvi n, and ,1c pal, ina
tltvulvc ol sensual i1i-.ss .tis.
The. listless, enervated
Toutli,thu over-tMsked man
of business, the victim of
nervous depression, the in
dividual stilierluittrum gene
ral debility, or trout weak
ness ol u slnelo organ, will
all find Immediate nnd per
manent relief by the use of
this Elixir or ISsseuce of
Life.
Price, i per bottle, or
three bottles for t-'i, and lor
warded by express, on ra
eeipl uf money, to osy ad
dress. Hold by all drns'irieta es ery
where.
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sioaii cuvrt.n
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llhAl.iliPlr.sF.IIYP.If. MSN
Kil l AIN AND HAWK NS N
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stniciions. slid I'e li ...ir- S
am e of lies uitiiliy sn intf H
htecinr. nee' ol tbe Miri'My NM
Ferieus -N N
i l ey cure or "In late bUine NNT
num. f. us m-i.i-es '" at
sprms Iron, lri e arilf , l.y
reii.osiny tin I' iin sr. , If
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am
Thy euro Buiprrifii,
ExccHHlve, tuiil 'uiiiul .1bu
uantkn-
llievcure Urtwn tllckntjst
(rhu.ni.iH).
TIihv rurs Nervoin aud
Rpluai Aitci'tinnH, pm-i in
th Ij h k tiiiil l,wcr pirisui
Uieiioely, iifAvhif4,Vit'.iue
on sit-; hi t-xfrtinn, ritl;il
tU(m if tho Ik-art, l.ow
ne'at f b in Hit, Kti4rrmt
8ick llea.trli, UUillnfeM,
tJno.,efc.i, In a word, Ityi.
inuviitif t lieu li retK'ilHriiv, tliy
Minnvft tlio cauh) Mud with
itUUi ilvU Uuu upriiiK
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Ki.
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.A'-as'r.i' of tl n
V
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ST Olid
jrrg-
iruuit jIj I'ltlVK i'i
lliM.
A I fc lters seeking Infor
matiari or jidvlce will b
Croiiipbly.frweiy.aud disercut
r atisaomd.
h ull dsnoues accouipany
aclllMIK.
I'rioe II ner Jmx, or ell
boxes fur li.
Hent by mall, fnee of post--as'e,
on receipt -ei-psree.
Hold by aU .ectuble
Ilru.sisi.
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l.K
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Tie CHEKOKF.F. MEDI
CI N 18 are , old by all enler-
Jrlsiia UniiKlste lutlu eivl
red world. 8ouo unprin
cipled dealers, b.swevir, try
to ail! worthless eosnpounce
lu plsec of these. those
which they can pet at I
cheap pHoe, ! make more
niom v by sellhip tlnin tbey
ran on the l.'IIKKOKI.B
Al h.DK :)NKH. As you value
your aeaiih aye, the health
of your oftsprlus do not l
deiived bv such unprin
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b.sH MM
bHH bit
bhU
BHg
88 , bissl
hJM nslg
1)14 8H14
rJsHSsislt
(tOeJa)
cipled drt'ufri'ts. Ask (or
the CIIF.HUKpm 11F.DI
ClNF.H, and take no oilier.
II the lirussleta will uo kor etn for y. , send to as,
and we will send litem to youby tapress. Fartleeadaress
Ini'iis should slate the disease and synioms, and lull
particulars lu retard to lheuca.es. We Utuu ail Mseaaes
oi 11 cliroulc imtiiri In male or female. .
Lsdics of gentlemen nan address as be pert sot eann
oeucc, and wc will In all case n auk ly and freely answer
Ibeir letteis, and give our advice as repards each ease.
l'atleuta Uviiie at a dUUuioe need not hesitate becansa
f their Inability to visit us. We have treated saocossraiiF
liatieiitslnali'i.ortioiuiof Uia elvulied globe.
l'atii-uts adJies.U.g us V.IU please write Post Off.ia,
County, state, and nauia of wiltor, pUm, aad Inclose
ViX&TlSriA oi.rn pit P.mplil.1 fm.
A""i!rw"rMw.Nro.. wv
. ".ubeity irYJoK.
" AiTfnlsforT'ennsvlvanU.rVOTT A CO.. Ne. "'rth
UvfclUvl,rUlisilv"ta. Bsl'slm,
IT 13 P Ii V H I M
TV M ,
TJMTED STATES NATIONAL
WAQON AND OOAOH W0SI8,
ft,1
Onto, No. Ml NKW MARKKT Htrsae,
And Faeiry, ooroer of
BROOK D AND CtMBiJILAHD BTRF.ETj,
raiLArisLnra.
All snd e'ery tnj f
w m!o. .ts Mtera frtfrKi.nAanown,
and TIMIHH v 111 I l.s, adspn d lo an iy. Hoad, huiiar.
ir l",t ttnn ptiriioe A,l work watranted.
tST'lrrders of irptly atonoal l lat-tf
W K X LT II,
II K ALT H. AND
BKAl Tl.
If lo 1ml rir- fv:
If t'l (IIIM' IhTttl'UIIK plh4;
I' l l h iiii;ikr Ii )Mi-r,
V,titg, li i nt in i V ii r Him ti I
? Ut ft Ivii t of Minnd ;
I'fof vtcf ' m nn"Miri:
If lh h'lfh -lf D fc n ! wfl;
11 a ninihiv a,t.ii mhm 1 4 Wi Ai tb!
If tn Hf ihrtMjgc- rc ftri-l tll,
Wmtilni l Iouk iilfi,
Ii Ml ttVf ft htV m( i'nrv i
Il l ft l no to rri' TIrAXin t
V yon w mh ti'n of ftlAainrr
If yi ui i stvltie ih' wnfd n .r"iimrei ;
K rvry rontto I jnu wotiM
Tfttf mv iiv:r, il wth ait thr4.
linrtnfT )'h. Wftllh , ftfiil Hoftutj,
H ii I) b r paf-ii frit vpr ility.
Ut ft fn M I r'ift1 nf IT. WILLI M VOCtlR N
Ffx'k. nir. MAKiim-K, tll'll-K, wlilh Mienil be r.nt
b f vf y fn- Ui'-i by iiAfiftTii r i nt ft'tv. (, t t r
iMN tnr i cflke, ht. ! HI'hUCK "TKKti; pr Hi
c nt. iA W
py WRIGHT (t SIDDALL
No. 11" M'-irkrr Btrr"t.
PFTWFFH FBONT SP E:0I1 BTItrF.TSl.
0. w. V.RH.HT. r. II. silD.lt.
DBTJOOIPTS. PHYSICIANS,
AND
I.KS S.HAL RTOKKKKXPr.RB,
Can Cn J at onr estahllshinent a Oi n asaort mentor tmported
and L-on.rstie llruas, Popular Patent MeOlolnes, Palntt,
Ci al Oil, Window (ilast, Prescnptioa Vials, Ac, at as low
prices as genuine first -class goods can be soli.
FIMT, KHMENTIAL OILS
For Confectioners, In roll variety, and of the best inetlty.
Coci.lnvai, IislrsI Ihdlso, sjadiler, Pot Ash, Cttlbear,
Boda Ash, Alim.OII i f Vlt nol. Annat'o), Copperas, Kxtract
of I,os"ed, Ac, FOR DISKS' nee, always cn hand, at
lowest act cash prices.
I'l HK SPICES FOR FAMILY TUP,
Oroupd expressly for onr sales, and to whlih we Invite the
attention of those In want oi reliable articles.
Also, WDJiiV, aTAHCJl, MUSTARD, of ttlrt
uait ,
Onlert by msll.orelly pott, will aneet wlia prompt at
tenilon, or special quotations will be foralshcd whon re
quested WR'OHT BUMiALL,
Wbolcsaie Drug Warehouse,
lall-ly No. 119 MAhKKT Street, above Front.
RAILROAD LINES.
IjIIILADI I.rillA, WILMl.NOrON,
AND
A HALII.UOhE KAH.K'JAK.
in im.i; s nor us.
On md alter MONDAY, A us-uit 1.1W4,
PussenRer trains leave Pbllale.phia for
llo. r" st I J. iKapiess. .Mondays e:cpti-d),8'0"i A.
t . 1 1 'J-IU, it III Oil V. M .
i'het. r at ui., 11 16 A. M., 1 30, 8 30, 4 3D, C 00 and I l-OO
P. M.
Vt lin InHoli at, 4 Ml (Mon.lavs exepted), ft!, lilt A
M.I Mi. vae, 4 ..'. !' . in M and II no I'. M.
New asllr si He.'. M. and .Ml P. M.
Lover at si o.' A. M and 4 -Jo 1'. H.
Ml'l. rd hi S I I. A. M
Salisbury at st l .i .e. M.
IHVINsI FOR I'lllf. MFLI'IIIA.
leave Riiltininr at st'l.'i. U 10 A.M. (Lsprns), 110,
";.' and In ui, P. M.
Vt tin Intl.. Ii at I IS. 0 4 ), 9 A. M., 12 '. 1, 115, 4''i0, 4'o3,
7 ard in I . M.
hali'lAiry al 11 'm 4. M.
Vlllord SI 'J l.'i P. M.
l ove' al S : A. M, and 411 P. M.
Nin n.tl jts :!' A.M. anil - P. M.
Chester at 7 44,1) 10 A. M . I OU, 2 40,4 40, 6 7'!;, !f40
I'. M .
I nve R.iltlition for Salisbury and intermedia'e sta'.'ons,
at iu r. M.
I esve Ilalliu.ore Tor Dover and Intermediate stations IX
l'lOF U.
TR elNsI FOR HALTfM0l.fi.
I. esve Chsfe.r lit s 10 A. M . :i 'l.'i and II Is'l I . M.
Leave Wilrniiwlou at i:V,, 'J Hi A M., 3 40 and 1110
P M.
F'eisht Trains, with Passenger Car attached, will run
as follow s : -
Leave v, ilnuuijti'U for Peiti vllleaiidlntermcdlatcpltcea
ut 7 4b P.M.
St NHAI :-0nlj at 4 30 A. M . lO'.'W P. M., from Phila
delphia to P-alllmnre..
rrom l i-Uad. ipl.la to 'Vlltiiliih-oo at 4 30 A. M., 10 30,
anO II I. M.
1 r, iii Wiijilni-t in Is Phllsdrlobia at 1-4R A. M and r-00
P. M. Only at lu-Vb P. M , ir Haltl-ncre to l'hlialel.tua.
jal II F. KEN.NEV, MuperlrKeil'l i.t.
1SG4.
CAMDEN AND ATLAN
TIC KMLIIOM).
tt'MVil'K AhMA.NOKMF.NT.
TUIIOI'm IN TWO llOI'USi:!
Vn.ir trali a dnllv to Atlantis CUV.
On aid .Her .MONDAY, ,!ulj 4, trains leave Vinestreit
r eny n louows :
klsll, ; i. . A. M.
FteitiM, e.Mh passenger car alacheil.9-l.j A. M,
Kspress (ihrousli in 'I lioursl 'I eo P. M.
Atluntic Accotnnt nlutl"ll,4 16 P. M
Jullstloli A'-een'tn itallin, fi lHI P. M.
Ki l l ItMMI l.KAVI.st ATLANTIC,
Areo iiniodrtlon I tlautki; 6 4 X. M.
Kxpress,7 is A. M.
I relnlit. II-'S, A.M.
tlail,4 4H p. si.
.lii.iclK.n a- t7,modatloil. '"2 A.M.
Fare I" Ath.il', IMS'. Hound Trip Tickets (tfolenly
for tbe day iitul Irnln on wnieli tne are issuci) eo w.
l:IKA H AllDONHKI.ll THAI Ml,
lase Vine siieel Ki-lb A. Jll. and I iwP. M.
Leave lisddoiill. Id 1-46 P M. ar.da 46 P. At.
UN HDMIAVrl,
Msll train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 1-80 A.M.
Leases Atlantlel'40 P. M.
jciO-tf JOHS O. BltYANT, Aneiil
Dllll.ADl'I.rill.V AND HALTIMORE CEX
J THAI. l.'l.l!lltU,OPKNTOO.h'0ltl .il'KINU
AhtllAM.r.Ml S I .
1 10 111 .1 aii.r hKIU.VY. April!, lKiil.the trains will leave
IF.A hi K VSTWARO. 1 EAVE WESTtVAHD.
S1ATKISS. A. V. P.M. SiAMIlN. A.M. I'.
Oxlor.i C.I) Vi Philadelphia..,. SOU 4 HO
Vl'esl 1. rove i-.-7 3 West t'btster. .. 7 4f 4'4i
Awmuiie 1 1'-, 401 vr. c. .luuciio.i.. u ) o-u
Rennett 7 Vi)
Chad.l s Ferd....7 i
Concord '"
W l.' .li.urtloii.. H IS
l'Mhnrelpfla !
4 li i-oit.-orii ' 2- o1
4 41 Chadd'sh'.rd,... '4t I'll
&!! Kennetl I'WI.5 6 17
a Ci Avondaio HI VI I'M
H'SlI West ilr.ive.... 111 '.'!) 7 0J
5 in Oxford Ill 's! T :l
Vt esl Cleslet .
.11 Oil
I'esse user In pot In Philadelphia has been ehaneed from
Flsl.l' eii'b and Msrk.l stleets. In rilllirV IKS I' and
.ViAlKKT Slrii'ls, West I'ldliuteli'liia. Market sjireit
l'lisseier llsllv. uy Cars convey I'nssi-us'Ors to and Irom
the In p. 1.
1'ssneiikcrs go ttiroui'h is ithout rhniis'c of curs.
;ul 1IKNHY Weill), HuperllitcndeirL
s-1
AI.KM P.Ml.ItOAD COMPANY. KUNJ-
n Int lime of i'lalns, couiuienelns FKIOAY, January
J.lss:
hreni Van ut M'riat Wharf at 9 A. M., 3 and 4 P. M.,
fleu-M I'i V. Ke'.iirtiiu,. leavu Salem al 4 . M.,H'0ll A.
M.llur. -M. ht'lslilila l eneh way. Applvlo
JI.'I.T IN MII.L:i Aii. nt,
Kccolld Colored I'ler above VAI.Ni: I' M'reet.
rt lll'.I.AWAIti: Vvenue.
jai-tl J. VAN UKNSSS;LAKIt.ri. LerinlenuenL
SHIPPING.
"ofrs S'V''AM WF.F.KLY TO MVl',11-
aaosli ny",!'""1 lei'ehln; at tjueenll Wll, t.'ork l(4rllor.
lii, vseil kii'ivvn sii-ainers 01 ll.e Liverpool, Ne York,
and Philiidelpl la Nteamship I oinpaiiy are Intended to
sail ns lol'ovi s :- a.
CliY Oh MANrilF.MTKK. Saturdav. Auitnstn
I IY i'i LoMisiN. Maiuidav. A.isnst
CliY OF It Al TIMolli:. saiuclay. Ausiisie".
Ami ever) sn xvedins Haturilay, at noou, f.oui 'ir No.
44 North ltlvcr.
HATES OF PAsrE.
Pas able In tild. or II-1 null aleii: In Cnrreney :
1 itM I'siiio iwu) ntterae laii-O
FltstCiibiu to li'. lull H.'i isl sti-cia-e t) L'lndo.l. . . Illtsi
1 11st 1 at. ill to Pari.... b.'eis' Hc-iaelay Paris ill isl
1-ilstf ablll lollallil'lltplSl'OU Slo-ursf ilullllillfg.. 8? tk)
Passeii;.,-rs i.re ai-o lorvsarib il 1.1 llavni, llroiuuu llol
telilslii. Ai.iM erp. A-e , ut 1 unallv l, w rales.
h 11 res Ir m l.iveri o' I ..r Oueenstown First Cabin, 875,
i-.l, is its.. SUeeras-e li oui LiveriMiol and Oueeustnwn, 3S.
Those w iio wish lo sci.d lor their lYieiids can buy ticke'e
bCie at Ifese lutes
For tin titer luloimation applv 111 Uie Company'e oftlcee.
.IOHN (. DALE, .incut.
No. Ill WAt.M T Blreet, I'hlladclplila.
t9VK BOSTON AND PIIILADK.LP11IA
2erekieBew Hteatnsl.l 1 Line, sailing from each port on
b.l 1 1 lll'Ai e). iri.ni Arst wliarl above PINE Htreei, l'nila
deipb a. and Luis' Wliaif, llostun. hroin first wharf
above PINS. Htree'.on katutdav, August io. IH114.
Hie steamship NOHMi. I.. Maker, will sail 'rum Pliiadel
phla tor lt.4toti, on hasurday, Auguat V), at 10 A. M-,
aid the suauiAhlp fiAXOS. klattliews, fltMBI liostua lur
ri.llMSolpliia.oe same day, ex 4 P- M.
'i beae new and substantial sB-ainshlns form a regular
line, aa litis ftota each pott pHinlustly en Hattitdeya.
lusuiai.ees elleuled al oue-lall the Jf eanluui etiwrged on
Cale vassels. - I
h nii bts taken at fair ratw. I
elliilipers are rtsiuested U aoud Slip Beceljte and attUs
iLadlus w lib tlieii pisMis.
tor h leislit or i'asssgo (Jesvitig Sine accommodations)
ppv lo Hi:MlY WINrlliK ( 11.,
jai-tf No. All A. bit a. A WAKE Avenue.
r A.T rOK NKW YOKK- DK8PATC1I
awaffi a 11 1 and Uwifi.tire Lui"s, v.'a Delaware and
.,1 ....1, 1 ouuT 'J'he steaniets of llu-te Hues aru letvlng
(jills at Iv .'V'ook M., aud b o'ctocA P. ku, lioin tlilul pivr
alsv e Wakiet st'eet.
Ft.r ue'ii.t. vlneb will lie taken on accommodating
teni . sppir 10 WILLI A Si H. UAIUD A CO., Nu. Ui is.
I'll AWAl:E Aveuue. 1
FOllCALUOKNIA. KKOI'KN'INO
of the Nicarsuua Koulo. Tun ekuiaut Beer
suuu.si.ip t.Ol DEN lii; I.E. will h ave . . .
OS A'I I I liAV , Auii.i a;.al noon. '
Lowest rates of passaae throuali irom Fhlladelihi4 10
Ban t rancisce.
Apply IO . AV. A. UAMILL,
lylb llu Ko.1117 WAl.m TBtrvil.
trt r VOll HVKKl'OOL, 6ATUHDAY,
y "' a....... i is..i
1 1.1 In 111. li tlup YAriCOL'VER, Captain J. U. Carlisle,
s ID sail as sbove.
pj ii.i.l.i of wassape, spplvto !
lliOMAil IIICnARllRON CO..'
Jjel-tf io. 1U1 WALJiLI ktriiet.
RAILROAD LINES.
MjfA AHKAN0KMKNT8 Of
lOtJ. II.W OHK I t M. I'loli
t ie l amdea aad Aiatief and rmiaisflpkla and Tranton
MallFoad C ni'iixl Llixi rrom Phlladsli'lila U Maw Tom
aS ay fiaiea
rl)M WAI.WTT DTSIXT WUARf,
Win star as fellows, via. : Iml.
At A M..T aC'aruden and Amhoy, 0. and A. Ae-
i umolat.lon fJ
At a A. M , via l amd.n and Jeriry itj, Morainf
Kpri sa
At 1 M . viaCaaiden and Amtioy, C and A. Areotn
m cation
AI 2F.M. vlai:amden and Anih.y. c. and A. F,-
I it)
i ir,
lii
i:.'i
in
press
At 1 V, M..vla CRmden and Aniboy, Acomavi'lA'l.in
(Irsnhtand Psssen,-er1
At s p. M. vi i f'annl ti sua Amboy, mtiioiation
If rVit and Fass. i.(ir) 1st Class Tleket
Jd Class il'
AtT'iP M., via Tainden and a mn.,y A 'eo'n.ii.Mla-
lloti (rn'slit and I'asai-ns'-r), l-t Clasa Tlekel....
Iti
3d i n.. i)
lhl
For Maii- h "cii'u'i'ii'.' Ail'ntrwn. Ilethl-hem. ItoKidrsi,
Esst, n. I amherlllle. Klemlanl'ii.'' , I sip. M.
For I.amlienvllle and Int. rine-ilaie S'.iKins.at P M.
I'm Mount Iliillv. l.vansvllL', IVmb-rlon, and ln'D
town, at S A. M.. i and IS l. M.
I or Freehold at ii A. M. and P.M.
F' r l alinjta. Hlverlon. ll. hino. Ileveetv, Bnrllnaion.
FSaai ce. Iloi'leiilown. A.;., at fi A. M.. VI M., I. .i .1 ,
endHF M. 1 l,e .1 Wl anil P. M. lines run ulrecl throush
to Trenton. . .....
For Ps.myra, RIverlon.Delaneo, Beverly, and llurllDs-
firiniboat1 Trenton, r Prls'rl. Tturllnirtow, tl. vsrly,
Torresdale. d Taenny at ' MA M. an I P M.
I.IMst FRel KKMMNliroN DLIOT
Will leave .is fi.l'ows
l 4 A. St., i nlvbtl v'a Kenslns-ton and New York,
VI aMi iron bko New V ork SUil 12 JO
At 11 1 A. M.. via Keniinirton and Jersey i lly tt
prrss 3s)
At 4 :'l P. M., via Krnslnalou and Jersey l.'lly F.-
i.frss ''
At V)fi P. M., via F.enplnsion and Jersey City,
wsshlnul' n und hew Vork l.soress .1 in
Ruiida lines have at 4 A. M. and s S P. M. There will
be no line al 4 A. M. I Mshl) on ktondev.
For water tlan. sttpudlu -ir. Hi ranton. Wllkesnarre.
Wontrese, ilrr at (lend. Msnrli Chunk. Allen'own, lleiltle-
i m. Iliivlilere. Fastofi. Laml-erti Uie. r letrunsloii, Ac , at
Id A. M This line nn. us wuli ihe train lea. i n F.aslon
,r Mam h Cl unk at il . in P M.
Fi r LumlsTlvU.e and Intermcdlsle stations at ft P. M.
lor Itrlstol.T ronton. Ac, at 7 l.'iand ll i'i A. M., audi
. M.
lor It'ilniesbure. Taconv, Wlsslnonilnff, TtrMesluirg. and
raiikf. rd al 'J A. M.. 6. 6 10, and S P. M. Til ! 9 A. M. Line
reus to ttri-tol.
Iff-F. r Nfw York and way Lines lenvinii mnsmir-.in
l)evot.take the r.irs nn I Ifth si i eel, above Walnut, ball atl
t.om before departure. The Cars run lino the lKlsot, and
on arrival ol eni-h triln run from H"' D'V 't
I lllv nonnds of bfis-nce only allowed eaen paseanirer.
Passensers are prolnlilled from takiuir auytliinu as lsair.-se
Iml their weai lov apparel. All tias'ifa.-e over flfty isnumls
lo l.e paid ror eslra I lie i oniiany it nu ineir rnsisnnn
blllli for liagt sie to One Dollar per po lod, and will not lie
liable for ajy amount beyond Sine), eie-pt by special con
tra, t.
I, rat am s p.is't:Ai;e Fvpress win can ror anil .lenver nog
(raie al the Depots. Orders m be leu at No 3 WALNUT
Sl'eel. wai. II. oaii..iie.'i, nMuiu.
Aumsl", lssn.
l.llstS FROM NEW YOltK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WI1.L IKAVfi
From foot of Court Ian i street al 1.' M. and 4 P. M.,vi
Jersey I lt asm am. ten ; a: J and is.n.,i r..)i.,anu
lii O'U'l.t) via Jersey City and neti-fniftnil
From foot n: Rarelav street, at A. M. aud i P. M., via
Amboy and e sto'ien.
rrom Pier Nn. I N .rth River, at 11 M , 4 and a P.M.
(I nil hi and Passeuiier) via Amlioy and uainuiu.
,'RFIOHT LINES FOR NKW YORK AND
all the siatloi.s on the Camden and Amtioy and cou-
uectlfly Kadlusds.
l.lKSAsr.li nr.srs 1 1 11.
The Camden and Amboy Itallroad und TranBpnratlo
i.nnu.1.. . Iremlil Lines tor New York will leave eValnnt
strtet wharf, on and after January S, dally irlund.iys ev
'elded), al 4 o clnci. r. .
Itctiirnli 1, the above Lines will leave New Vol atl and
FreiJht roust be delivered before o P. M. to he for
warned the same day.
hreklit lor irenton, 1 nnwioti, siniiii"n,.-.i primn-
wli-k. ami iill Dolnis on the canrteii a id Atuboy Itallroad :
also cn the lleiviilere, lic.aw.le, and Kleininst ill. the New
Jersev.tl.e freehold ami Jaiueslnti if. aed ilie llurll slon
and Viotiut Holly Hallrnad.. received and torw.mled op to
lv.S o cl. rk P. M. Huiell paekaKca lor Mount tlolly received
up to o ciocs v. si.
The Peivl.lere Dlew a' e Hallrnad connects at l'htlllps-
huri- w iih the l.eblsh alles llallioad. 1 he New .lers.-y
Itsilroad connects at h.lisiieth wun the new jersey
Ccnltai K timed, and at htewurk with the Alorris and
Esses lt'..i'riad
A slip lii' iuorsndtim. spcelfyinir the marks and nam
bos. shippers and consLnei s. must in ev ry Instance Im)
sent Wl.li 1 sen loan rr pm on. or no r'ceipi win ..sitivni,
lncreii"t iseliltles has ins' been uuirie Ut 1I10 transiMiria
linn ol LI V h: Hi iu K . tlrovers are lu ited 10 try this route.
When ibe stock Is rurnlshed in niiantli tes or I'iviic'VB
LOAliM or mine, It will be delivered at the foot of Fortieth
street, nenr tlie Ilrove laid-., or at Pier No 1 North
Itlver, as Ihe shippers may Uestsna'c at the lime ot mo.
shipment. WslJtn KKKKMAN, Freltht Aajeut,
No. 0S H. Delaware avenue. Philadelphia.
OKI I. II KAYMONIl.Krelyht Asent,
jaS-tf l'ler Ko. 1, North Uiver. New York.
1Yllll.ADKl.PHtA AND TRKNTON AND
CA.MDLN AMU AMHOY KAILKOAD l OMl'AMEd.
NOTICE.
On ai d after MONDAY. .lauiiary 4, 1SW4. the Trains for
Vw- Yotk. bavins Kinsli sten I1ep.1t. Philnde'phla, at
3'1'i A--M. (Nisht). and i'lsi 1'. M.. and the trains leavlnif
New York at S A .M. and 7:i0 P. M., will herealier be run
exclusively f. r tie Ulilled Slates Malls aud New York
and viashlnittnn I'asseiiaers, and will not take In nar let
out anv passensers belKeen ssl.l cllles.
Tbe in A. M. and IV Midnight LH.es f 'ora New York to
Washlnslon, and ihe II Ml A. M and fi P. M. Lines from
Washington to New Yi.ik, will coiilinus as at present, and
carry a-srt oters to and from the Intermediate statlous anil
ttslilnaiic, Wasbltiklon, and New Y'nrk.
AKItANllFME.NT.i ilhi WF.F.N PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YOltK.
tines leave Phllade'phla. fu.ni Ke.islnrton Depot, at
ll'l.'i A. M ,4 on. and 'i'4b P. M ., and li-.'si nildnlh''it, and
from Walnut sttteet Wharf fvla Camden), at 0 audSA.
M., 12 HI . ,4 aril (1 P M , tor New York.
And leaves New Yoik, 1 1 0111 fis t of Courtlandt street,
at 7 A. M . 10 A M , II M ,4 and P. .M , aud at il mid
nh hi, and worn foot of llarciuy street at S A. M.,audl
P.M. . WM. A. UATZMEIt,
Jal-tf Aa-eut.
1 1 li T K N N S Y L V A N I A
IClW. CENIItAI. KAII.ItOAD.
lsSH4.
Till' OH VAT lniL'Ul.E-TKAl K HIK'KT ROCTE TO
THE Wh.lsT. NOKIIlWESr, AND WOOTIIWR-ir.
Equipments and lut llilies lor tlie sale, speedy, and eora
firl utile trill, spo, luilon of passeus'ers, unsurpassod by any
route In Il.e country,
Trsli-e lenv e the llepot at ELEVEN TII and MARKET
8tletts as follows :-
Mall Train at 7'C.I A. M.
Fnsi Line ut 11 '" A. M.
Tl.rniuh Express al lti-no P. M.
Farli sbiirpTiain. No. l,at In Oil A. M.
Psrke-l.nisTri.ln. No. 'i. nt 1ISIP. M.
harrisl.arp Accon.mi.dallon at 2 11 P. M.
Lancaster Train nt 4 UJ P. M .
Paoll Aeccmniodallou (Jeaves West Phliadel-
i.lo.l al d'00 P. M.
1 hroush Passt npers by Ibe Fust Line reach A toona for
supper, where w ill be found exee.leut accounnoda'lons for
tie i.i. ht at ibe Lot an House, and In tlie mnriilng may
lake riihtr the Philadelphia or Italtlmore Express, each of
which Biiikes coniieclloiis at I'litstiurg tor au points, a
dnliil.i view Is thus ailcrdeduf tbe entire line audits
ii, iiL nltli enl si enerv.
Il.e TbrotiL'h h.xpress Train ruus daily; all the other
trams dally except Sundays.
hOK PrrilSlll HO AND THE WEST.
The Msll iraiu. hast I Ire. and Tliroimli Express con
met at Plttsbu-s'wltb throush trains en all dlveririiiK mads
troui that lioliit. North to tlie Lakes. W est to the Missis.
sippl and Missouri Klvers, and South and Houthwesl to all
f.'jinls accessible nv ratiroiiii. ii.roiisn 1 iiaets 10 vevo
ur.d. Detioit. cblca'sn. M Paul. Columbus. Indianunolls
ht l. uis, Leavenworth, Kansss, Wheeling. Dayton. Cin
cinnati, Louisville, Cairo, and all oilier principal solutes
anu oapsai'e cnei seo teniusn
INDIANA lVKANCII KMI.ItOAI).
The 1 lir.M'i li Express, leavini.' at lie Jll P.M.. connects
at Llaiievllie intersection with a trulu on tills road for
llbilrsville, ludlal-s, Ac.
EUENSIil'lti. a.ND ClfEHHON BRANCH RAILROAD.
T l.e 1 hroui:b Express 'f rule, leaving at 10 00 P. M .con-
nrets at C11 1 son. at 1. to A M . wlih a train on the road
for i bel.iburg A train also leaves Ciessou for Ebeusburg
' ' llOI.I.IDAYslItl'ltl) llll YNl'H KDAl).
The Mull 'Train al 7"Jo A. .M., snd Through Kxpresl at
li) :m P. M., roeoest st Altmina with trains for llullidays
buiK al 7 00 f M. ami fi .s s. M .
TY lii INK AND CLEAIIITEI.D HHVNCH RAILROAD,
The T iiniusli Express Train. I avlng al 10 :Kl I. M . c ill
nects al T. rene v.Hh a train foe Mutiny Khlpe and Phillips,
burg, slid by Haiti Etsle Valley Maliroad lor Port Matilda
Mneshiirp, al.d lleiieiunle.
Ill N I INOIil'N AMlHHOAI) TOi II All. ROAD.
1 be 1 hfoi'iib ..xpress 1 ruin, leaving al lu .si P. M . con
nici, al liui'tnisdou with airain fur liopewall aud bloody
NOHiilEltN CENThAI. AND fill I. A IKLflll A AND
Htli; Ra.II.K'1 ml.
For Hi r.1 ory, Wblism.p ,it, Lock llaen, Klmlre, Bo
chest, r, lltii.alu, and Ni-ueia S ail, nasseussrs taking tnu
A ail Trail, a( 7-.ri Y.M., and tlie Xi rousili Expross at
111 Mi P M.. cailv eccpt Miudays.ro dlio'tlr tlirouwh,
wi'tei'it 1 bani-e bi cars betwetu' t'biladc.piua aud Wd
lismsiMin. For YOIIK. HANOVER, and OFTTYslltUKO. the trains
I'-MVfnii nt H A. M. snd .ii P. M., conneet at Culumbal
w lib trains oil tlie Noitliern Central Itiulroud.
CI AlllEkLANU VALLEY KAII.IH'SI).
I'ne Meili rain at 7JAA..M., and ihrous'h Express a
It. 'on p. M .i-oiineci at HarrUnurK with traiiui for i:arllsle,
t hainbersle is-, snd llawi ri,os n.
WAYNKMBI 'lilt HKANCII RAILROAD.
The trauis 1, svltit: at 1 A. M ai d i .'m I. vi., eonnoct
ai Dowiiiiipl' Wii wllh trains on tins load to Wayuesburg
and ' .1 iiiieuui disie st.tfc.ps.
h'ol further Itifoimalion apptS' at tlie Psssenser fstAtlon
hi. L. 101 Ber ol LI E) EM II am M AKKE I sttreeta.
.lAMh.S I'OWDr.s:, Ticket Agent.
COMMUTAIMN TTt'KE rsi,
F'or l,.t, fl,9, nr i ni 'iitbs, at very lw rates, f -r the ac-l-ouiluui'aiioii
of persons ilv.ngoutof ui u, or Iucat6d on
or i.eut il line ut il.e iond.
Clll PiiN TICKETS,
ForM trljis between auv two points, at about two oente
per mile. 1 hi se tickets are intended for the use ot feimlos
truveiing irouueutiy, and are of great advantage to psrsous
auukiug octasiuiiul trips.
SCHOOL TICKETS,
For one or three months, for ibe use of scholars attending
Buiiooliu Uieeltv.
WESTERN EMltiltATIOV.
An Enilgrart Accommolalion train leaves No. 1.17 Dock
atreet cany I8i.tidns excepted) al 4 o'clock P. M. .ottering
a couiforlalde made of travel to families going W-at. a t
one-half lite ususl rateot fare. 1'arllculer attemtoB is
o.ld to baggage, foi which checks are given, end bas'gage
torwer.led by M aarre train Willi passengers.
Fm lutt auiottuailott. spiily to '
FKAi.x'18 IX'NK, r.rulgrant Agent, .
No. 1.1 iMHjK. outset.
MAVN'8 IIArYOAOB h.-KEM.
Aa agfiitot title lolisble Express 1 auipauy will pass
tluoiigb eisch train tarlore reacliins' tlie depot, aud tase up
checks and deliver bass-sue to ait)' liait ot the Citv. HiUt-
fagc will lie called for promptly wlien orders arfe left at tl4
'a.efiifri-rlSeiKit.Kleventhanu Market gtrt-ets. TiBtravuh
lug imbue aru assured rrW if it t'itirelu twouiiOie.
hKi.lt. 1I1H. '
lly I Ids route freights ot all descriptions can be far
warded to and from any points on the railroads of Ohio.
Isi-Bluoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa.tir Missouri
bv railroad direct, or 10 any jielnt ou tbo navigable watma
of the West, by steamers rrom Pittsburg.
'ibe rates of Irelirktto and from any point In the West
by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad are at all lime aa
favorable aa ie ibarinsd by otker Railroad Companies
Merchants and shippers enliustlug the transportation of
their trelniil 10 this C'oiupsn) van rely wittk cuudeute oa
Us ssec-d Iran. 11.
For irrlshi ouniracts or shipping direcUoni, apply to or
ailuross the Agunls o the Company : i"rrrr
8. 11. KINi.hTON, Jr., PblladeiphU.
I). A. M1EWABT, Pittsburg.
CLAItK A CO., Cldcase. '
Ll El II A C O., J.o. 1 Astor House, or Ko. 1 8. William
Street, Now Yoik.
I EKCII ii CO., Ko. 77 Washington street, Bosttin. '
WILLIAM IlilOWN. Ko. SO Noilh slreot, llaltlmore,
Agtut tnulliem C'euirai itailwav.
II. H. HOL'BTOkT,
General Freight Agent. Phlls.ieii.hla.
LEWIS L. HDllPI',
- Ocaeral Ticket Ats nt. PbUadrliiliia.
ENOCH I.EWid,
Ocuvial lufaruileudcut, Altvoua, la.
RAILROAD LINES.
VEW UA1LHOAD LINE NOIIXH.
1 lllll AUKI PIIIA TO HllilOKI Y,
IIIHOIOII IN IIVI. HUiliS.
ram: i.
F.CCFe.IOVncKF.TM.i.liOll FOIt tiihf.b dat.
nn and aner Mi in HAY, 4u " at I, lai'4. trains wul lae
footer Vl F. lreet. Philaiti-'prna. ev-re morning a a A .
M. tPnt'difs exeipteol.t'.e re bvthef'ainden and At
Isrlte and Hnrltan and tielawire t'ay Hailroa.lsln Port
Mi nmeii! n. an.l by Ibe comniieli sns steamer Jsse Uoet
tn 11 ot or Atlantic sires'. Ilrooklvnt returnme, leave At
lantic, Street Wharl everyday t Sundays saeepled), at 11
A V.
Tr.lve'ers So the city of New York are notified nof t"
ni p I) tor pas:,ite bv this line, the sua' e of .lse
has it e 1 nu-11 d to the Cntneen aid Amboy monopoly lb'
eseloslve ptiv il. f ' of en-' tin' pnssenver. ami f e.shi be
twen ibe enles 01 PhihuUielna au.i New Yo-k. ivrs-if
W. F. oltlhlUTe), Oeuera Hup. rlulendent.
"IllllI.ADKl.I'HTA, r KHM VNTOWN, AND
1 MirtltlNfOWH KMt.lt'lM..
1'lHE rviti r
on and an.r MONDAY, May IS. l-. I. nnUl lurthei
notice.
Full OI'.ltM IVOWV.
Leave rhll'.rtrl; use a, 7, s.n in 11,11 . M.it.3.110.
"1 A '. 1: T . U III II I-. I. U
Leil'se'.eiloali't. WB.lt,' 7, 7 S-'. S H Jfl. 9, 10. It, 13 k. 11.,
I. . .1. s n, 1 . 1. :', 1 '. 11, sun 11 r. .w.
Thes nd-iep, and the :l'i and i, trains up, do n"t stop
u 111c ,' 1 111.0,.- o 1.
I'HF.sNi r II ILL HVII MOAD.
leave Philadelphia, 0, , In, l'. A.M.; i, 3,.',.,.V,T.,
sn.lllP. M
l.sase Chr.nnt lull. 7'ln,S,9 40, 11 40 A. M. i l lfl, 140,
ft 40 i'.-iii, M 10, md lit n p. f ,
hOK ONHIIOIIIU K F.N AND N'lKKtHTOVFV.
Leave Philail. iplila , S .16. 11 11 A. M.; I St , 1, 4 1, .')',',
fi,.S is'., and II N P. M.
Iae NorrlstnwB.Ii.'a, T, T'Vl,3 and 11 A. M.; IH, H
s, an.lPP. M
He.'.1- train no. will stop at Wissahl'Aoo, Manayank,
and Cohsboiken only.
IllK M4VAYCNK.
To ave Philadelphia . it, S O.,, 11 is, A M. I'i, 3,4J,7
t'.. S' 5 and II e I . ai.
Leave Msnsyuuk.S'a, JS'.S-W, ,', ll'i A.M. ,,, 7.
Slid P. M.
II. K.KMITH.Ocniml SupcHr (endent.
my:il Depot, MM II and UKKKJi stlteets.
X'OnTiTfK.NNSYLVANI A TIAII.HO A 0.
1 For IIF.TIILF.IIKM. DoYl.F.armvNJ, F.rl'iiN.
MAt lH CHI NK, IIA.I.EION. WILKKsHIAKKC, anil
Wll.LIA.YlM'oltr.
HLJIMF.R AllltANOUMKST.
ADDITIONAL TKMNS.
On and after VIOM iAY , .1-ine l:i IsrfH. PassenfferTralni1
wilt leave the New Depot,'! Illlil) Sltreet, alHive The BS
son street, Philadelphia, daily (Htindays u-xcoptedj, a'
I'.llt.w s :
7 A M. (Espress) for rtetfileiem, Allentown, Mauci
Cbnnk. Wukesbane. Wllllamsport.
11 i: A W . 1 Aecnn-meda' on) f r Dnvlestown.
In I.'. A. M. I Ac 11 in- .loll .11 1 lor Fori Washington.
3 P.M. (.seen ovHlats" ) lor liotlestown.
3-4'. P. V. (Fip-ess) for fletnieiii 111, KssUm, 4o.
4 l.'iP. M. (Mail) for Do' le-lown.
fiT.'i P. M . 1 Accommodation) lor Uethleuein, Allentown.
and Mnlleh I hunk,
tl'l.'' P M. I Ai cnmmod.-itloit) for Lansdille.
11 P. M A.C"iiiniidatill) for Fort WashlniU)n.
TKAIMsl hull PHILADELPHIA,
l eave ltellili hem at tl atl A. M , !l in A M , and fi-frj . M
Hoi lesuiwn stn 10 A.M., j li P. M.,aud 7 P. M.
I.ansunle at r, A. M
Fort Wa.liliwton at I1'?lt A. M. snd t P. M.
ON HCMlAlrt.
Pbl'adelpMa for Tiethlelicm at A. M.
'liilsi.'ii.)iia lor Doyleslnwn at :i P. M.
Ilnylentovn for Phlladeltilna a' 7'W A M.
Hi ihlebem lor Philadelphia ut I P. M.
Illlluian a Kssirase h.spress w III call for and delhrer baa
iraue at the depot. Orders may tie loft at No. 113 8. i liilll
Bile, I.
Jold F.1XIH CLARK, Asent.
11
HADING
li, A I L li. O A D
ORFAT THI NK LIVE
1'HOM PHILkDEL HIA TO TtlF. INTERIOR
l'ENNS) LV A MA, THE Mf'IICVLKIl.L, MU8
ol EdAN.N A.t:t MUElil.ANO, AMD
WIOM1NII VALLEY,
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE CANADAS.
PASSENOER THAI VM
Leave the Cr ninnnv 'a D-n.t. at T1I1RTF.ENT11 I
Al.l OWIIILL Mlreets, l'biladelphiii, at llio fi4iuruisJ
bonis:
aitnt.M Nil 31 ail..
AtSl'iA.M.. for Reading, I eoanon, F.ohrata, LRU
Columbia, llarrlshura. l'ott-viile. p neurot s, Taina iua
Kunliury, William. eirt, Fuinra. Km-licster, Niagara Fal of.
liiitiaio. Alle town, w I k. snarre, Pituton, York. Carlisle
1. baralM-rstiiirw, llscerstow 11. ve.
1 he train connects al KKAIIiMS wun r-.ist rennsyrrn
nla Rsilroad trains -,or Ai'entown. Ac. the Haa-llng am
Ctiiiitiilna ItHllrnna for F.nhra'a. 1. t'x and Colnmnta.
with the Li I. sn. .11 Vailiylra.ii for llsrri.b.itp, Ac. ; at PUI
11. I.N 1 tils wun :atawi.sa n.i n,.ii nani" lor ', ii.i-b -wrr
Willismspi.rt. Iocs Haven, Elmlrs, tic; at hakhim
lll'HO with ' Norlhern lntral." "Cumnerlon.l valley,-
and "Schtivlkill aud Siisniiehaan trains ror N irtlurn
b.rUDa,Wiiliamip rt.Yftik.ciia" bersliurg, Ptnegrove.Ak-
& I, "I . If KI 11 I M I 'HS.XN
Leaves I'lillinlilphla at ll .10 P. M. for Reading, Pntts-I
vllle I'lticsruve. Ilwrrlsburir. Ae . connecting at Harris
btup w ith Pennsylvania ITentral trains fur Piitsliurg, Ac.
northern i.tntrai itai'tunu irnin. mi ouiiimii, w,,i,uw
herlat tl. Klnoru. A-c..Hlid at. Pott Clinloll with Ctttawtast
Railroad trains for Mlllon, Williamson. Elinlra. UurTalo
Ac.
READISO ACCOM MODATIOS.
Leaves Beating at ti 10 A. M., slopping ill all way stg
I ii.ii.. airismi III I'l.lladeli.bia at ll'tsj A. M.
Iteturiilng, leaves Philadelphia at Voo P. M. 1 arrives WJ
H..,,lt,, al M'tSl p u.
Ti atns for pbiladeiiihla l ave llarrlsbttrg at S A. M , an.'
Puttsvtlie at 91fi A. ill .arriving In Philadelphia at 1 is
P. M. Af etbnon trains leate lltirrlsnurg at 'i P. M
rott-vllleat i'.'tu P. M., arilvlng in l'lii;iidelhla at 7 P. M
slnrkot tiains. with a pu.senger car attaclMpi. leav
Pliilinli-liihln a, I I'. U . for Unailniu and all wav statlotva
leave K-sd'tui ut li, noou, and Doivnlngtownat U JDl
M. tor Philadelphia and nil wny itntlons.
All llio above trains run daily, stundnys exoepted.
Sunday trulus leave PoltsvUle at IMA.. M and pbll
dclpblaatil 1.'. P M.
CIIFSI Kit V4LI.EY RAILROAD
Pasenpers lor Downiniiiawii tint! lntcrmeilea points!
take tin- st ii, a. M. and 1 00 r. si. trains irom rniiauoipnu.
relurnli.g Irom Dowiiingtuwn at 40 A. M., aud U 1
noon.
EW YiiRK KXPltEW FOR PITTSniTRO AMD Till
WEST-.
Leaves New York at 7 P. M . , passing Reading at l'J mid
nfslil. and eolinei tint; a lluirlsiurg with 1'eull.ylva.kl
Rallroau hr ess trains for Pittsburg.
Rrluruii s Express irnln leaves llarrfsbnegon arrlvsl .
tbe Pennsvlvania Exntesa l om Pltlsbuig at 0 1 A. M
passing Iteaduig at 8 4: A. M .and arriving at New Yon
at 11.1 r. si. nieepil g cam .uiwmiinii , souaa ,.i.i
throng b, bel w een Jersey City and Pittsburg, wlthou
Mull trarna far New York lenve llarrlshnrg at 8 A. M
and IIP. M. Mail trams lor uarrisourg leave new sot
at ti A.M. ami 1.' M.
stl'III'VI Kill. VAI.IEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsv llio 111 7 !'. A M. aud .'I' ki P. M., rc
tnrnlng Inuu Tuscarorn at M in A.M. and 4 'i -. M.
8CIII YI.K11.L AND SLSinEHASNA ItVU.KOtD.
Train. k.ave Auburn al :i l.'i A.M. for Pltierove an
llarrl-dsiin.', and at and 7 In P. M for Plnegisive only
relurnli liom Hnrrisburg at !-: P.M., aud irom Pine
gro e at 8 li A. M ., and 4 ami r. xi.
TICKET'S
Throne-), Smt.rlass ticket and CTnlCTSnt tickets tO A
the pilt.clpal point. In the North and West and Canada."
1 l.a fnllowlorf llcbeta are nblainat'le onlv al ine olflje
S llKADFOhD.irtasurcr, No ; 8. FOlltiU Scree.'
PbHuile pi la. or of O. A. MCOLLS, Oeneral Haperinleu
dent, Heading :
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
A 2R per ceo I. ducount, botweeii any points desired
for families and flmis.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Onnd for !10n0 utiles, between all points, at ltd &S each
for Isuillles and Urrtis.
SiF.A"0N TICKETS,
For three, six, ntne.er twelve uioiiitia, for holder! onl
so all points, ai rcoucen rates.
i'i s itiivvrs
llcrflllig on tlio line ol Ihe road will be furnished wlfs,
cards, t-ulillibg uieii.aeives ana wives ui iscseis a. oa
isre. ,
Excitnaiov tickets
Fn-BD Phlladelpt ia to principal stations, goral ibr Satnr
day. hltlii'ay, ur d Moiidnv. at reduc d fare, to be had onl;.
at IhelKkelumte.aliUillTEb.NXUaudCAXLOWUlLI
Slreets.
VRF.IOHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to aD the alsovt;
points, irom the company new iruigiit depot, nuoAa
aud WlLI.OVl Streets.
r HEIGHT TRAINS
Lenve Philadelphia dully at 0 A. M 1 P. M.,nd 0 P. H
for H'-adtiig, Liban'Hi, llarrisburg, l'oltevilie. Fort Clin
ton, and points laond.
' MAILS
V llatc HI 1I1C I f ' l HUt. I .'U IH 'H UIHI.O !! Mil aJlewajarpB II.a
roMil ni il Iti brum hr t 6 A. M., Mint tot Ut pnulpEJ
ialifnoni t ii jor. m.
AY
'EST CUKSTKll AND P11ILADLPUI.
KAlLltOAD. VIA Ml I'M.
H' IIINO AKK A xil.F.M E NT.
On and afltr h K1DAY, Api il 1, leJ4, ibe Trains wis leav
a. lollovs . :
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, corner of THIRTY
lllisi ami PAIIki-T bi reels. S A. Al , Uui A.al.,.'o'
P. M., s :i P. M.,ti'l'i p. H.
Fbllatleiibia l.cnot cluinsed from EfOIITF.EN'TII an
M .Mi K Ki tlieii. to ilillinHllbT and ilAUKEi
Mrt-ets.
Leave West Chester, from the Depot on East MAttKE'
fitri el.li'lrO A. M..7-4.'. A. M..1I A. M .1 P. M..4 4JiP. M.
'iheeursof Ihu West PliiindsLiliia Passenger Haliwe
i (.o.puiiv ( Maiket stlect)Hill coll) ey 1 assuugere to
lioio the'l'blladuiph.a DeMit,
O.N SIN It A IS.
la.ivel'blladelphiaaiN :ui A.M. and .''90 P. M.
l eave West Chester al s A M. and 4 J1 P. Al.
Tiains leaving Pliiiaile phm at s A M. and 4 DO P. IL
and Wcsl I be.ter al 7'4 . A. M. and 4 41) P. .M..eounec
xtllli trains on tbe 1'h.ieiletpniii und ItolUiuore Ceulraw
Railroad kr Ox loiu and liiteruuallate pohiis.
jel tf HENHY WOOD, liei.ersl Superintendent.
tt.T J1.R.SEY KA1LROAD LINES.-H
uinieiitiiM on Uo.NDAY. June HO. lode, fraui
vt ainui Biretxt n nan.
FOR CAPE MAY.
AIS and in A M. I nil 4 ik) P. V.
Fcr Salem iiim Hinli.eln, al U A. M and 4 P. V.
for I.IsssIk r,,, at i.,ll, und lu A. M., and 4 and I'UO P. M
ForYYu' ili.uty, Gloucester, Ac, at a audit A. il.,U M.
and 4 anil I', tl
Ubi'CItNINO TRAI88 IF.ANK
CupeMa.v at li and 11 it. A, M., and A'10 P. M.
Mlllvllle al 7'4II A.M , and 'i1 aud e'oO P. M.
Mil. tn atl! A. M. and 1 l.'i P. M.
Ilildueti.il all, 1.) AMI 8(1 P.M.
Olafshoro at 7 lu aud s-HA A M.. J JS. 1 0ft, and 7 SO P
OP.V
, 'L.
v isaibgr.i ui J,7 iu andS ol A. M.,anu i ut, VJ
aim e a. r. ax.
THE WEST .tl'RKF.Y EXPRESS OOMPAWi",
Olhce.No. ii WAI.Nl 1 Mtrewl. will call lor and deliver
Basuiitc.aiid allcnd lo all the ueual brancbeaol Kidomi
bilsliu-s.. tliaiy urtteltt takuii by 6 A. M. lines only, ane
must be sent to tlie other the eveuinc previous. Partsne
ble articles by this line uiliat be sent before Mi A. ML. A
aniclAl n.essenxer sceoniiiaiiiee each train.
Ui)lU
j. I aa lib.Ms.t.LAe.u,buperWilendeot.
IRfM rillLADEI.PHIA AND -IQ(4
ElllE RAILROAD. Jpl) 1
This great line tisverses tbe Northern nnd N ifihwest
counlles el Penosylvatila to the city of Erie on Lake Erie.
It lias becu leased by the I'i.NNBI LVAN1A RAILROAD
COMPaNY, and uiiucr fuvir amiploue is bclug raiudljr
opened tlirt uihoul Its entire longih. .
It is now in use for Passenser and Frelsrht bnslneis rrnnj
llarlisburv lo Fuinoriiun. OS, mlleii) . ou tbe Eastern lllvl-
siou, anu lioui islieuisid lo kale t7s aaUaa), on Uie Wosiort,
LlKlstoli. r
.... r.w ,. i u. l .-n im YlfsiM. XT Plf II. A fltl I'll I A
Mall Train leave H no i. If,
fcki res, Tttilu lesvs ..10-:) r. ki.
Cats rutitbiuusi) wiiuoir iiiANtig lioth ways on these
irallis liel wetn -iiuaueinia aim s,uca uetou, ana boip-ooi
lls.t unite and Ja-ek Haven.
F lesani .eeiiitig Cars on the Express Train both Ways.
For iiilolineUou rs speetlng Passeuger business, aiipl v ai
ti es. E.canel ol tl.EVEK'ill and MARKE1' Sueota
Aud tor h reis-lit business ot Ibe t 'mujiauy a Agents -
N. ll.Kliusli'li, Jr , vomer blTEEaTIaiid MARitET
Streets, liiPadelpiila. ' uasx-i
J . W . lie) Holds, Ei le.
i. M. Dim, Atei.l, M. K. 0. B Baltimore.
II HOl'HTOlf
Oeneral Freight Agent. I'bilad. lnhla.
., I EYI8 I.. IIOI.'PI.
Oeneral Tit k.t Agent, Philadelphia.
... ,, J'lSEIH I) purl's,
Jal-lf Oeacial Manager, WlUiaaispt
Mr