THE IU1I.Y EVENING TEI.EOIiAI'Il rniTADKlJ'HIA, THURSDAY, SElTKMBKlt 22, 18G1.
T1ICHSDAY, SKITEMBER Q2, IH'14.
GIKEBAL SHERMAN'S BEPLY TO HOOD.
Ill Cmp''"" SoUly AnwrrMl Th
rlnlm I.it" f Ilrnvn Plolllr
. 1alk Tliua In Mrliii'. Hut fc'oi to
)f"-rntlnr H'"li t ItyorrUy
. Bll C-owdnrt triixnlly KivlfwMl.
WAMiinuTON, hcpt. 21.-Ihc tnlluwirK l t.if rt
plyol (.rrieral Pukkmas to (jeneral llnon'a chaw
f "ttailtwl .nrl nnin-nfroua rnii-liy," wiiiih
tn reonlTcd In Waaliinirtiin to-rl'T:
Head-qdartkk JHilimiiv Liivikio or the
MiNiuiri'i, 1 Tnu Frru, Ati.avta, ;., Sept.
10, 1P04 crteral .1. H IIhii, enrnnmnitlni. Army
cf the Tonmwp, e iiirilirui eriny : lioiidrul I
kere the bnnor to arknowlpilm Hi" iwi'ipt 01 your
lettro. thta dato nt tho lianil tif Mwm, II am. ami
Cmrw, conaoi'lmir to tlio rnuiK im nti 1 liaii pro
ponfd'to tallilte the PMnoTal South of tlm peo
ple of Atlanta who oinlcrto no in that ilirwtiiin.
I enclose you a copy ol mv outer, which will, I
an Mtiafleri, accnniplialiuiT iiirpie perfectly. Vim
tyle the mcaauros prnpuaed " unpri'ceilt'iite.l," anil
appeal to the dark history ot war inr a pnrallcl, aa
an ac: of " utinl rd anil utiireiii-ron. cruelly, " It in
ot uniircecdrnh-d, lor iH'tiernl .litiiMeToH hini-cif
ery wisely and properly rcinorod the taimlimi all
the wav from lialion down, end I mkmio reason why
Atlanta al.ould be excepted. Nor li It ncceiwary to
appeal to the " durk l.tttory ot wiir," when rewnt
and Bodern cxarni lea are ao hanitr.
Yoe youtill burned dellinir h..u!o.i alonfr your
parapet, and I have seen IihIhv II it; linnac. that you
bate rendered iiumhabituhlc. becuu-w they Hood in
the way ol vour lorta and men. luu dmended At
lanta on a line no clone to town that every cannon
hot and manr musket .tiota from our lino ol iureot
ent thatOTemliot their mark, went into the hat
taOom of women and children, (leneral llAKimit
did the aame at Joneslwro', ami den. Joiimstus did
the same lait summer at Jackmin, Miu.
I hae not accused them ot hcart'csM cruelty, but
merely Instance thi'HC cases of verv n cent occurn'nee,
and could to on and enumeralc hundred! of others,
and ehallenre any lair man to Judue which ol us has
the heart ol pity lor the inrnilii'i ol a "hrnTo people."
I say It is kindness to the families ol Ml.mtn to ro
Bore thorn, now at oneo, trom scenes that women
and children should not be exposed to, and tho
"braye pcoplo" should scorn to commit their wire
tod children to tho rulo barbarians who thus, as
you say, violate the laws of war, as illustrated In tuo
page of Its "dark history."
In the name of common sense I ark you not to
appeal to a J it iod in such a nrr!cirious manner.
You wbo, In the midst of peace and prosperity, have
plunged a nation into war "dark and cruel war;"
wbo dared and badgered us to battle, insulted our
Baa, aoiaed our arsenals and lorta that were left ill
the honorable custody ot a peacelul ordnance ser
geant, seized and made prisoners of war the very
fn sons sent to protect vour people against neproea
and Intlans, long before anv overt act was com
mitted by the, to you. hatctul Lincoln (jovcrument,
tried to iorce Kentucky anil Missouri Into rebellion
despite ol tbemtelvce, fulfilled tho vote of Louisiana,
turned loose yonr privateers to plunder nnarmed
ehips, expe'led Union lainliies by the thousands
horned their homes, and declared by an act of your
Consresa the coitttsoatiou ot all debts due to North'
rra men for good had and recoived. Talk thus to
the marines, but not to me, who have seen these
things, and who Will this day make as many sacri
fices for th" peace and honor ol the gouth as the best
Southerner anions: yon. II we must be enemies, let
us be mon, and light it out as we propose to-dav, and
not deal in such hypocritical aojtea'8 to floiimut hu-
Cod will Judge us in duo tiinelu' Ve will pn
oioancc whether it to nuirii'rmiiiuiiu tn 11 sr lit with a
town lull ol women uujirtlio tunuhesol a "brave neo
ao"t our bii'iaror to remove them in lime to places
4,JTy among their own trieuds and peopa).
1 am, vtry rcspectiully, your ohedieut sennt,
(Signed) W. T. SiiKKUAN,
J!ajorljcnerai (.oiuiuaiiuiug.
fHtlcial conv: iShrucdl L. H. Dayton,
Ald-dc-Cainp.
LATER T0M THEEJO GEANDE.
CortlunH I.Ht Wove The Kebel 4 lonel
trl AltAckeil nnti l-leiel I'oriliutM
In f oasfisMiou of KrowiiMt illo. IiicIihIiiiu;
Forlsj Hrstwai ami noiitarMiier Siiuie
Account f C'ortlOHN Uixniuy of Hie
KenelM. Ac.
Nw Ojileanb, September 12. News lias just
come, via Brazos Santiago, which is considered
reliable, that a few days ago Cortinas divided bis
lorcxs into two bodies, and leading ono bimsolf
und placing the oilier in charge of his brother,
Colonel Jose Alon.io Cortinas, crossed the Uio
Grande in the night, a'ove aud below Browns
ville, lurprited the Rebel Colonel Pord, and, after
harp engagement, captured tho town, as well
as Forts Brown and Montgomery, and raised tho
. American Hug.
pord, with his discomfited troops, retreated to
Binggold Barracks, one bandred miles above,
leaving (,'ortinus, with a superior force, in posnes
slon ol Ilrowniville nd its dependencies. It is
to be noted that Cortinas has guns in Ins posses
sion, which, if mounted in Prom Drown, and in
the river buttery of port Mon gomcry, can com
mand not only Matamoras, but the approaches
to that city lroiu either below or uhove, and
which wouid occupy an almost idcutical position
with regard to lirdwnsville. It is also to be borne
in mind that, owing to Cortimu' having impose 1
n assessment (by no means onerous though it
was) upon the movable property in Malainoms,
the Kebel traitors there bad sent a large propor
tion of their goods over to llrownfivillc, lu order
that tiny might lie protected by pord.
A word In regard to Cortinas. It is tbe fashion
with all Ut bi;ls and Kebel sympathizers to vilify
and abuse him on all occasions, l'or cxunip e,
observe an article that appeared in the I'inujtine
about ten days ago. It Is well known that he has
been for ye irs, and Is, the mortal foe of the lead
ers of the Hi bi llion in Western Texas, und tint
if they could rapture htm they would show him
no quarter. It is also well known that he gave
every protection he could, while in command in
Mi xu o, to ad loyal Tcxuns who sought refuge
tbi re. in order to ect into our lines.
The writer has personal knowledge of this
facr. and of the additional fact that when divers
citiens of Brownsville wen; about to rinse the
American hag there (which they did), alter lice
bad tied, ana before the United Hiatus forces
arrived, be was applied to, and asked whether
in case the flag was raised and the Rebels weie
to attempt lo lake it down by force, he w ml
proieet it and tbe lives and property of American
citiaens with it, he promptly replied that ho
would do so.
It is amusing to witness the eflorts that Rebel
svnipathi'.ers (of which there are plenty In tni
city) make to decry Cortinas. Ho is an American
citi.cn, having beenboiniu Texas, upon u por
lion of tho 1.1 ty -n 1 1 icj iu grant, still owned lv
his mother, awarded to Hon Salvudor de los
tli urges, one ol his maternal ancestors, fonlistin
jruii-hed military services, by the Crown of Spa n
nearly a century ugo. Ilu is a brave man, un
can make no terms with the Rebels. Ho is
Kepnblican, and will never draw the sword pre
scnted him by General .McClcrnund in iiiaiuti
name of uny other cuune than that of free tiuv
rnmcrit. In these times are tho services ot sue!
a man to be thrown away, aud himself s ieriliced
.cir Yurk '1'itbunr.
Tlio l(le Mlure.
The correspondent of the New York Tri'mm
writes from the front of Petersburg, claiming that
all cur ca tie captured by the ciiuiuy Iro'H tlio
Janus river corral ero recaptured liytucga
cuvaiiy.
We regret to say Unit the 'I'liliniir correspond
ent is not Mell inloiuied. W o luvi recajnun I
ut luht acciaitits piecisei y one bullock, an tirit'orca
riHto animul wi n a broken log. whose learful b '.
lowings in a piece of woods attracted our cavalry
to the place, and the woods having been carefully
recotinoitcrcd, surrounded, and penetrated, rim
recapture above mciit oiicil was siiccc-smlly male.
1 be cattle account theietore stands :
rapturd I y enemy S7
JCetupiuiud .' 1
Jiirsing js. ;
It seems that the liebc'.s kept up a tremendous
polle r by Hay of feint in (rout un the night of
the raid, while theii thiciiiig cavalry were m il. im;
fortjt-inile liiciiit by tho Lluck water swamp-,
und so iiieiind to James liver, in our riar. As a
piece of ruidi ay lti.sc.ilily, it was perfect. H'-ni-itiytun
Star.
Urnnil l.otl o I nilcil Mule"., I. O. . f.
UokioM, September 21. Hie (jraud I.oJgeof
tlie V lilted States, Iinlcpeudent Older of (Jud
l sliows, is liolding its annual communication iu
this city. The attendance of representatives is
larger than untal, aud the reports from the dif
tcitut juiismcttuin ho thu Order to be in it
much more nourishing coudilioa thau lot inanv
years past.
Among the representatives preuont art Dr.
Jolin K. 1 iptr, John p. lUvcnner, a:.d W illiaiu
It. McLean, ol the lilsmet of Columbia, aud
K.charti Mailiy, Joseph ll. Eseavallle, Alexua
tier K. Maui., and t . A. P.llis, 0i Maryland
At tlie session to-day, the ti.iiowing 'were
tin ted olticei s for the ensuing term ot twu years
Isaac M. Vciteb, Missouri, M. V. (iramf tiire'
Jnincs P. NuDilers, New York, lieputy timud
hire; James L. Jiidgcly, Mm lund, tiroud ttor
ri s.oiu iior and Recording Sc rotary; Jodiua
ttosulit, Mur;luud, (Jrand 'I'rvajmcf.
Iteniri ot I'ers Fnfoiitln.
The death ol rtnrthelemy Prosper I'.nfantln, th
relelmited eliii fof the St. Minoiiiuns, is antiotincod
as having token place at Paris, on the 1st of Sep.
tcniltcr, of apoplexy. M. KnCantin, gcnerully
known by the name of IYio Knfnutin.on aecotint
of his prornineni'it as a lender of the St. Himnniau
sect, was born In Paris I'ebru.iry 8, 17!'rt, anl was
roiist'wi ent'y sixty. eight years nlil at the time of
M-ili atli. li s linht r was a rcapnta'ilc b inker
in 1'niin, and at llir ii'ti il ug, young Knt'atitin
became a number of the Pi'lytcelink' School,
from wl.icli lie win ilinnis-ril In the spring of
1H1 1, fur haing lirol on the AlhiM trop niter
tluir ( ntiunce into tin; i i'.y. Ho suh-e'iucntiy
cngagid in nieiinntile pursuits, unl In 1H-1 was
earTVit g on business In St. Petersburg.
lii turning tn I'rnnce In 1SJ.I. be bee ime a .'im
vi rt to the system of Nt. Simon, anil upon the
lUathof us h uinicr In I1J. wm aeknuwh dpeil
ns the leading prophet anil ainst'cof the new
(litpciisailun. His inlliance tended to impriss
the Imlustrial movi mi nt of St. Simon with a
peculiar religious cliarm ter, which was ih enicil
lantnstic by his opponents, itid w inch was cer
tainly n vnlntionary and in'gnsive. In conuee
tmn with M. lla.iird ami witli M. Michel (,'hevi
lii r, who has since a. 'iiin il such wide fame a a
I iil.lii .l, he orgiini.ed ft system of prosclytisra
viliich at that tunc proiluce'l no snia 1 etlci't on
I u t; li opinion in 1'iance. A hcIiimi nt length
took I'linc. among Ihc Icinlers, anil Knlautin wa
ilefeitcil by the tndu-triul mnl political sc lion of
the M-hool.
He was a bold and original thinker, of strong
iileu tendei rii s uml ndili ted to subtle an. I I'.itt
cilul i-1 1 i n u inr b . In his view, the inllacnce of
wi tin u "as to play no impoitiii.tpart in the now
Kicial niovetni lit, and the snhcre ol love anil
nllcetion r-Lc ll lil ho relieved from tho res'rainM
I li gi'lation, an I aubjc 'ted to tlie e iutrol of the
te igious utit incut ciiibndieil in the ulllce ol a
prii-t or cotirc.s'or, w linse uutlinritjr slenrd lo
lit at in ninth ra nf nlfectinn. Alt tnm ili his sin
gular tin orii s were vehemently ntni kcil by his
lurtncT a-Miciiitcs, tin y iniule eutmil ralilc pro
gress in Prance, uini even attracted iittcniioa in
the principal Knrcpenn ctipltals.
His nioveiiient nt length Cell under the sn-pi.
rlon of the (rovcrnment, and liis lneetings were
onlired to be discontinued in lM-i'i. lie then
w uliilicw witli a number ot las lollnwei-H to an
estate lic'onging to blm near Menilnmntiint, in
the vicinity of l'tiris, where they cHtnlilisheil a
coinniiinity for tnaniiul labor and religious aer-
viecs, Over which I'.ntantm piesiiioil. Alter a
short residence In this place, lie was summoned
in the milium r ot is.vz nclurc the, iioverntnont.
His. trial laslcd two days, nnd he was sontouccd
to a year a imprisonment, hut was set irue alter a
dt tcn'ion ol a lew months. Prom this time,
although not renouncing his convictions or
b s hopes, lie devoted bimsolf mostly to
practical allaits, engaging in agricultural pur
suiis, und taking chnrge ut a post othce in the
ncigliboilioodot Lyons. In 1811 Iiuwhs appointed
a member of the tcientiDc board lor Algeria. Prom
lM.i to 1H1H ho was tliieclor of n lino of railroad
between Paris and Lyons, nnd subsC'iucntly re
ceived aci nimit-eion in number denartmcntof tlie
nime ctirc In lH.j!) lie puiilislicil a work
entitled "The Knowledge of Man nnd Heligions
Physiology," In which he presents his aocitil
and religious theories, with new illustrations
and alignments, hut substantially retaining
their original character. M. Knfantin will
occupy u place in the intellectual history of
the tigc us a couragi otis and uncompromis
ing innovator, an enthusiastic dreamer ol a social
I topia which should do justice to tho noblest in
stincts of Immunity, and with little reverence for
the esttiblbhed precedents nnd traditions of the
past. 11c hud the ain.se to leitrn from experience
the lessons ol wisdom, nnd to Micciimb gracefully
lo the law of rradu.il progress, winch forbids the
sviTiic. ace to .share in the conception and the read
zaMon ol vital idctis. Tho niii'urest portion ol his
life was given to the management of material
interests, and with as much energy and success
as if he had never been a dreamer of dav-divams,
but always a votary of iiininmon. -V. V. Trihunv.
Interrhnnjr of rlloiul t'onrtcsie at
On Saturday, tlio '20th of August, the Minister
of the United States at St. Petersburg, accompa
nied by the Secretary of Legation, roturned tho
visit of Admiral Lessoll'-kl and his olllcers, by
going on board tho flagship at Cronstadt. Tho
yacht of the Emperor, tbe (hieja, conducted thorn
down, Hying the American ensign nt tho mast
head ; and tho Government vessels along tho en
tire route participated in the ceremony by the usual
demonstrations.
Arrived : the frigato mahia, ono of tho snuud-
ron lately In America, ran up the Stars und
Stripes und tired a salute, and on tea bing tho
deck tho party, escorted by Reur-Adtuiral (irelg,
were received by the Admiral und ail his ollicurs
in the most liiunuly mid complimentary manner.
Being shown through tho ship, whl.e the Iniud of
thu li igute played tne national airs of the Repub
lic, tho Minister und Secretary were invited to a
sumptuous breaktiist, served in tho cab n of the
Admiral, during which numerous spec ties wero
mudc, iiceoiiipanied by toasts expressive of tho
iveliost regard. Anion" them were the lollow-
Inp:- . .
Alirnnam Lincoln, t resident ot the united
Mates" by Admiral Lessoll-ki.
Alexander 11, tho Liberator tv (jencral
Clny.
" The first la ly of tho F.mpne the i;mpress of
Russia und the Imperial faintly" by Mr. Hagli,
Secreiary ot Legation.
Kcar-Adinlral Lc soifskl und the iuipcriai
Navy" by (lem ral Olay.
"Admiral r iirrngut, the ncro ot -New ui leans
by Captain liouKutow.
" llie geniieman who so cioiiuentiy anurcssca
us in p rench the day of our visit to the American
legation Mr. llergli, Secretary of Legation"
bv Riar-Admiral uicig.
"Iho Uoveinor of Cronstadt Rear-Admiral
(ireig nnd his gallant Hustia-American llecl"
bv Mr. Bergh.
lly a preconcerted signal, the tbreo first toasts
were rcceivtd with twenty-one gnus each, und
the temuimler by the most ueutemngshouts.
T he repast bt ing ended, tlio Minister and Sec
rotary returned as they came, amidst the tiring of
salutes, cheers ot the ottieers, ana tne inauuiu
of thu rigging ot all tho ships in the roadstead
Wu&hittytvn JiejtuUican,
Xcw ItntlrwnU to I.Rvke Mierlor.
The Chicago Tribune announces tbe opening of
ti e new route trom that city to Lake huperiorund
Madison, isconsin ; that to Madison, Wis., over
the lielolt division ol the Chicago and North
western Railway : and tliut to Luke Superior by
thu Peninsular Railroad. A party, consisting of
tne duet executive tlliecrs und directors ot tho
po ithwcstein Ruilway Company, with a few
inviti d gin sts, alter iheinsclves hiving tho last
rail, rode over this new road to the capital of
isconsin, direct nom mis city. Alter remain
Imr there a short time, the party left for (iroeu
Hay, over the roud to Milton Junction, and thence
b the Nuilliucstcru. At (iiceu Bay the party
eititinrivcn upon tne tine new -icaincr tuo (cn
.. l.iinliiii, built expressly lor this route, tor
Psi iinuha, the terminus, upon the waters of Orccn
l.uv , ol the I eniiistilar Railroad.
'Ihc cms ol the IVnlnsul.tr Railroad carried
the excursionists to Maroiiettc, upon Lake Supe
rior. The pirtv visited the new mines about
I cing opened bv the Iron Cliff Mining Company
II I- confidently asserted that imwuirc upon flu
face ol Ihc giotic is there so much neal Hi ot tmn
ore upon un eiiial urea as in thc-e mines. They
vtill be connected ilirictly by rail w ith the Penin
sular road, and thence, l.y sti ainers, wifti the
Noiihttc-tcru at (Irecn Hay. I n'ol l wealth will
tl.us i.e speedily pi uied into the caoacious l ip of
Chicago. It is well that our p'.aines arc large,
lot we shall netil room. 'Jo shoe, tne viluc of
thi-ni w roi.te. it is on y iiece-sary to incuium,
that leaving Pake Superior at 1 o'd ick in th'1
alii ri i. on ol Sutiinl.ty, stopping an i.-'-'ietatc of
twelve loans on the ..y,tlicy leaehc I tlii- city ut
o'cio k on Moiiday nuu'inng.
4111 Mel fx.
The cost of sinking nn oil will,
: hnndr 1
thus set
lei l dcip, in Western l'ciilisylvunia, is
forth by tie Pitt-burg t h, ;, le
"Oi.c engine, in-hoise pow. r, delivercl on tho
-tcmi cs, s21oi); di irii !., complete, 1 'ill; wall.
int.' Ii. aius, Sai'si in jsisl, and apput leiiatnus, ,o ;
I'l l V'K'I, l'iitid- heel, and belting, M2o; one s t
teols, .v. .no ; l.i, inch hawser, and 1 inch pump
rope, .'i0; too feet lulling at cents, s, ; ,-,.)
fi -i t ill vmg pipe at :, ,u; ooo husliels co.il at 'lo
cents. :;i'ilj two cngdp s, sav sixty davs e.-eh,
l-''; cotitiuit to; diillei'M, liHi feet at
Si"'iO one puiuping buriel anil valves, ii " i;
tw o w leeches, at slO each, Jo ; one clasp, ; ;
two 2 inch gas tongs, Slo ; ti(tal, ,ooo7 oii, rj
tliisudd live hundn d dolhns for contingent ex
pi list-, such as iiccideiits in lucitkiiii.' ma liluerv,
getting tools fast in thu welis, and the charges
by pioic-sionnl tool contractor-, etc, anil there
ill I less than three thousand live hundred
dollars left of the ten thousand dollars. It will
tints be u'.cn that where it is intended to pin
dow n a mind er ol well-, as proposed by to many
ot the new coinpunies, ILcio must be a UiJer
Kscrve lund."
Ii is reported tliut the Turkish Covet niuent is
about to ubolitb thu censorship of the press,
allowing the journals to print uit tihilum, without
the itinrlennce of tho authorities.
Tiik i om Mi ni f. ol the world rci)iiiies six mil
lions of men to he constantly traversing the sen.
Of ibis number, "ooo die every year. Duiim.' tho
mouth of April, thirty-six American mure iiitde
sia-gon,g ,a-sels were reported as losl or uiikiug.
MUdiuMay.-Uttca,
FOURTH EDITION
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT
FRAUD CASE.
Arrest for Abstracting Stamps.
ajMHnl to This F.vrnluir Trleicrfiiiti.
Wamiini, ion, September 22 B. P. Wilkinw,
Cbii f of the Sunup Otlioc, Po t OH'.e Depurt
mi tit, and a man i.umt d Alcxnmler, of Phtladel
phui.bnve been arrcteil f ir Iniud in ali-tiacting
and icPing post olticc st amps.
Tlio loss was estimated .it fifty I! in and dol
lars at firs', but It turns out tobclc-s than ten
thousand dollars in all.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
NOTHING FROM SHERIDAN
TO-DAY.
Continued 1'ursuit of Early.
Nperlnl to Tim I venliiif lel'grnpli.
W'asiiimitov, September 22. The S'nr snys
nothing had reached the fiovernment np to 1
o'clock this afternoon, in the way of information
concerning Shi tidan's operations, later than that
published by us yesterday. Shoridin is doubt
less pressing on In pursuit of parly's Hying li.it
tuliona, or what may bu left of them.
The fact that nt Harper's Ferry they have n
later information fiom Sherlilim goes to show
that V.arly has not attempted to mnUe a stun 1
thus far. We may mid that no information of
public interest lias reached Washington to day
from cither Orant's or Sheridan's armies.
til t RII.I.A AI TAt li - A Ktll.HDtll
I !t IN.
I.orisvti.T.i'., September 22. A small portion
of Magtudcr's gang yesterday afternoon liicd
into the train lmtind to this city, at New Haven,
Kentucky, and were repelled with a loss of sevc
rnl killed. The guerillas returned and burned tlio
New Haven depot. Nobody was hurt on tho
train.
niOM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Bai.timoue, September 22. Tha draft pro
gresses here uninterruptedly, aud volunteering
is also very active. Many of the Rebel prisoners
captured by (Sheridan arc pushing through hero
to the AVcst and North.
They generally cxprc-s satisfaction at being
freed from Rebel oppression ; their clothes uro
rugged and themselves much fatigue I.
Vigorous movements are now making to re
open the Ohio railroad. Immense Union meet
ings are being held in diflerent parts of otirSiu'.e,
and the cuute will certainly triumph.
Shcrhlaifs Victory.
FULL AKD GRAPHIC) DETAILS.
Enemy's Loss Nino Hundred.
MONDAYS Ol'KltATIONS.
Hahi ku's FmuiY, September 20. In accord'
inn e with orders received lute on Sunday night,
the bth and Itltb Corps und IJeneral Crook s com
iMinil, wub the euva.ry, wero under urtns at day
light, and about live o'clock took up their lino of
iniirch towards Winchester. Tho order of march
was its follows the lith Corps in the advance,
moving oirt on tho Uerry villc piko in two columns,
parallel with and thinking Hie road, upon which
they were instructed to keep their ammunition
trains nnd batteries; the nth Corps lollowed tho
bib on the same road, nnd preserving a similar
lotmailon in ibeir line ot marcn.
rl'li Kamiwlui Corps, under fienerul Crook,
v.cre lo Htriko out simultaneously with the re
mainder of the army, and pu-liing through to
the southwest, were ordered to form a junction
with the Hill Corps at tho ()peiHan crc tk, near
the Bcrryville turnpike. Our cavalry, consisting
of the ;id Division, wero meanwhile to take tne
cxiieine advance unci siciiro a Bate crossing for
our advancing columns of infantry. Merritt and
Avtrill were to amuse tho enemy on our imnio
d.ate front und conceal our Hanking movements.
sui.iuuan'h plans.
It will bo readily perceived that the Intentions
ol dineral c heridan were to turn Parly's right
Hank and so gain bis rear, and for this purpose
be eliunged his lines from in front of Bunker Hill
to turn ielt by massing his troops by a rapid and
simultaneous movement on to tho Borryvilio
pike, nnd so threaten luchestcr, eventually to
gain, at I have, said belore, Ike enemy's rear.
By ono of those unavoidable and inexplicable
mistakes to frequently the stumbling slock to all
nicely balanced plans, the Commanding General's
expectations were not fully realized, aud bis in
tentions partially thwarted. Owing to a miscoii
ccption of unit rs, (iciicrul Pmory unfortunately
failed to connect with the fith Corps us soon us
intendi d by deiieral Shoiidan, aud tiius two
va liable hours were lo-t by the cntiro army not
being coucetiliated ut the appointed time.
The delay caused by these Hilton ard circum
stances enabled Pearly to reinforce his right, con
sisting ot Breckinridge's, Rhodes', und Katn-eiir'a
Divisions, by rapidly murchiug down to liu ir sup
port Oordou's Division. All of these divisions
sintered terrildy in the engagement that after
wards ensued, und Biecknn ulge was the ouly
division roinuiutider who wus not killed. W hile
our opening movements were going on Generals
Avirill und Merritt tlin w out a h avy force of
skirmishers along Hie lino ot the 6poiUiiu,
directly in trout of thu position of the enemy ut
Bunker Hid, and by various other movements
u triicied their attention, and kept them em -ployed.
This muno uvro wus doulitlcss the cause
ol tlie great success ol the day ; lor it enabled our
troops to gain thu right Hank of tho Rebel army
without h i ions opposition, and in a measur'j
deceived harly as to our ultimate intend ins.
Tin: utTiX!;.
Immi diutely ufter the capture of the lunettes
commanding thu lord, the o'.lt Corps moved lor
waid, leaving the trams ill ark in this side of
the creek, ami piisning up the pike towards Wiu
ehtster some two miles, formed line of ba'tlc,
throwing out a heavy lino of skirmishers, the
ariillerv iillachi d to thu corp at the same time
taking up position and vieorouslv shelling th
works in which the enemy had lakeu shelter.
P.vci) thing was now ready lor an ouivar l
iiiom Hunt, when it was suddenly disc ovcrc I
ti nt (icneinl l.mory had failed tj connect wi'h
(niieinl Wrighr's Corps, but was still oa tin
oilier side ol the trick. Orders were instantly
tle-pati l.ed to collect this error, and as soon as
the l'.Hh ( otps ui nvi l it was t 'nne j i.t lot. r lines
of battle in M'ini-ni i-ioiis. a few l.uuib'ed yards
npiirt, on the rL In of the 'lili (' to-, n id tiicu tlie
advance hec.'in.
'J lu- lir-t line of battle had advanced but it fc.v
hundred yards when tiny receive J a heavy vol
ley lioin the tneiny, mid soon became holly eu
gitgi'd with the Rcl els, tlien somu six bundle 1
yurds disiant. Our butteries simultaneously
c 1 1 li I u stiirchiug lire, intchitig shell and shot
into the wootis spoken ot hetore with great rapi
dity, und hittu-sing the rear coluiiins of the1
enemy, und ctiiharru.-sjng the moetneutsof rei,,.
toi'ci nit nlr, which could lie seen moving up.
At this tnueOiiicral ! heridan rode iilong the
lines, uml wus leccivcd with great cnlhusiasin
I y the lucn, ui.d his pic-cncc S' cmcd to atiimato
f hem w iih ic new ed dcteiminatioii anu an untiiuclt
il. 'I pei let inunt c ill their perilous duty.
Our ttoops contii.iuiig to move forw ard, tles
pite the iiiuidcious lire of the enemy, they suc
ceeded m ;: ttiug w it li iu two hiindieJ i.iids of
the Relitd lines, when a furious c mnoiiailc broke
mil from suine batteries hitherto concealed, ami
by their iccatei disehat -'cs ol gr.ipe ami
(uiiiii-ter mowed down large numbers of our
I I ifii . So heavy and tlctructivo was Un
file fiom thC'C ' batteries that our ndvauee'd
hi.c was comiiclled to lull buck, thus moincntu
rily deiuiiMin:' lite lornuitiou of the Second und
thud lints of battle. Thu order wus ipiiekiy
givt u lot the nicii to lie dow n, in order to avoid
tho nhots of the -howers of giupo tliut wore
ploughing through their ranks.
Our artillery was then rapidly brought up und
given lominuodiug positions, Irom which they
soon toinmenied u wi hi'iin..' c tnnouudiiig of tho
inein) ' advancid position, und r thu protection
of which our linos, mm icloi med, again advanced,
und utter u dcs;eia!i re-islai.ee on thu part ol tlie
Rebels, tlie t in my weie compelled to lull back,
and wcoine mine guim d the po.llio:i we hud lost.
Alter this in hicvcu.ei.t both coips were ordered
to lie down in the lines of batlle u they wero, in
tfd'.i- Iu uwtt't tlie iinital of Oeucral Crook's
cornii and, whl. h was u i to this tlmo lying In
reserve on tbe eiisicrn bank of tho Opoqnan
rrrk. Oenernl ( rook was ordered to take np a
position on Hie light of the 19th Corps, with a
view to cheek an evperted a'tompt of tho enemy
to turn our right flank, who could be een massing
his troops on bis left for that purpose. It was
marly H o'clock when Crook formed his linn on
our ri 'lit, l i-sc ond lino beiug in rear of and
supporting tho pith Corps.
ATlttlVAt, OK TIIR CAVALRY.
if n ra! Torbert, at this juicturc, came up very
opioriunely, bringing with him Ixith Averill'a
r nd Mi mil's Divisim s of tho Cavalry. They
had I ecu lighting all day along tlie bpcrpian,
nfter crossing that sfrennr at Burns' and Knox's
l ords, meeting with strong Imdi s of the encinv,
nnd suensstiillv and stendilv driving evnrvthtng
bi'fore them. Their i re-ence was gn eteil with
gn at sritisiactioii, for now we had our entire force
together.
1 MR (ill INll MIAltfiF.
fienerul Sheri'lati h.ivini: become sa'i'fiod w ith
the dispoiilion of his troops, row gave the signal
lor the grand and linal charge that brou.;!it ve;
torv to our arms, and added one more page to
tbe gloiioiis record of our gallant armv. As the
order was given, our line, now over three miles
long, advanced with li tig-continued and hearty
cheers, the sound "f which rose strong and t Icar
litniil the pair and crash of artillery, and the
bonre and continuous rattle of musketry. The
charge was made with a headlong Imperiio-itv
impossible lo resist, ami it was one that will com
spare favorably with any of tbe famous movi
imr.ts of n like character during the war.
Our mm sfemt d nnimnU'd l y a sublime feel
ing of victory nltcii'ly In their grasp and ad
vanced w ilh an eagerness seldom w itnessed in
tvinsuch old and well-tried soMicis. As out
lines pushed on, und drew nearer and nc .r r to
the enemy's position, the baale raged still m ire
fiercely, and with a fury Impossible to describe.
The loss of life on both sides during l!io- fewr
feiirtul moment must have been verv great, f ir
tbe terrible rour of artillery, nnd the lieep, sullen
crush of musketry fold too plainly of the carnage
that wus in progress. At every volley men
could bo seen dropping in every direction, and
frcqmntlv the opposing lines could not have
bet n many hundred yards apart.
IIETHIAT OP Till: I'.NIIMV.
The shuttered and utterly demoralized divisions
that go lo make up General tv.riy's command
now lied in utter rout and confusion, throwing
away in their pnnlc their guns nn I equipments,
and whatever other imprihmmtn they happened
to have on their persons. They started in all
directions, pushing for the mountains and Win
chester, othtrs doggedly giving thetn-olvcs up as
pri-omtH. l.irge numbers of the enemy were
captured by cur lories during tins disastrous
retreat, and by tins means swelled me heavy list
of prisoners already in onr hands.
TAKING l'OSsl:ssl0N OF WINCIIDSTl.ll.
As the hiftdof onr column readied Winchester,
the Pnion residents, ronsisting.of course, mostly
of ladies, ciunc out joyously, und greetetl our
victorious soldiers with glad smiles und words of
warm welcome for the defenders of tlio II ig
which they now so triumphantly waved over
their heads. You will remember I spkc lu a
former letter regarding the Union sctitunont I
tound lo be existing lu that town, and I rocog
ni.t d 'cveral of that mini; little club of loyal
Indies I mentioned at that limo among those who
welcomed ourarmy.
They nil agreed iu saying that General Early's
army is utterly demoralized nnd routed, and that
his men rushed through with haggard taccs nnd
discouraged looks, some frantically rushing down
the strict.-, throwing away everything that would
impede flight, and seemingly only bentou a sale
nnd speedy retreat.
Tbe Rebel loss cannot bo much less than nine
thousand killed, Wounded, und missing, us
General Sheridan has just sent iu to General Ste
venson, in command at Harper's Perry, a des
patch saying that hollas taken three thousand
prisoners, and 1 know that the wounded now
h ir g in Winchester w ill not fall far short of four
thousand, besides the large number of doud now
on the Held, and tlie iintncuse number of wounded
not yet attended to, will still more swell our
gains.
Among tho losses of the enemy they have to
iniinuiuie lour of their seven dive-ion comman
ders ns killed, three ol whom are major-generals,
Rhodes, Gcorgo Gordon, and Rumstiur, the other
is Biii'iidier-Gerieral Wharton. General Bradley
Johnson is also reporled budly wounded.
Our losses have hten very scvero, but nothing
like an approximate llgure to that of the enemy.
The total number will not exceed '.i'lOU in killed
und wounded, no piisoners being lost. Amongst
our killed stands loiciuost the gallant old Gene
ral D. A. llussrll, a IcarlesB soldier and true gen
tleman. His loss will be severely lolt in the- glo
lions old corps to which he had so loug been
attached.
Colonel Wright, of Iho I'jCtH Ohio, of General
I'pton'B Division of thotith Corps(wlio was him
icll wuiindid I. was killed abo unother very pro
mising und bravo nfttcer. Lieutenant-Colonel
Brewer, ol the 7th Michigan, was killed. Owing
to the impossibility of gleaning anythiug like an
net urate or lull li-l ol casualties when 1 let Win-
thesiii lute lust iiighl, 1 am unable to forward
vt u more than the ill ove.
Co-ting us it tlid so many valuable lives, it
must be acknowledged that this battle was ono
ol the most determined during the pie-eut cam
I'. Hen, ami while wc mourn Hie loss of thu brave
nit n w ho thUH t (feted up their lives on the a.t tr of
their country, yet wc must rejoice over the sig
iiul victory thus achieved over the Rebels in tins
vnl ev, so loug their boustod v.iiitcge-grouud.
X. Y. Time:
1ST
NOT1CL AN AD.IOUUNE1) MLKT-
iliu ct tin- HHHi' 11 I 1 AI.H'.N L'MOS CiVI-
I'AltiN t.LI'lt will !' I. Htiiii'pniUMH.Ci m;n.jii-v.-tjlih
hul tllnjf, rilFS.Nl'T tStiuct, unove Kixtli, mi
M(I1 Y KVKMNU, ill-Unt. at M u'.-liH'k, tor tho
put ,(iisf 1 ciupl'iiug 1h' Arr.iiit-iiH'iits tor thv I'ltradc
tn, hai in Uny et'inti(. I'. C. r.IiLMAK t;ii, Ciiairiniu.
A. J. hi i.i.Mo, s. relaiy. u 2i-2t
rr- i i k a i x j u a tvr v. it s first iitia-
lli n iiittn CittiiinMiiC'lub (llviiiuitihly I'lfcharctl
hnliilciv .ui. i tutiitil).
i'hii ka i'mia, September 22, lixll.
OltDKKS h-. J.
I. Pnmiar.t to OrJ r No. 1. Hea.l imrtrn UNIOV
CAMi'Ah.N II, tli Dieiiitters ot tl.ts batiu'l-ju will
;tr:ule.lnilv f.1(ii..i.f,oo SaTUHHAY KVKSlN l nol.
li. 1 t:C line Will !.' Hi, lll'-il Ut N iiilmk 1'. M., p,"lM lfiyt
In li.il. .( IhUmicc hqunrii, t !if rij.ht rstiiiK mar tlx; Hail;
).r i itrnnrv t wlm-h V.i- n"-iiH'i r will itsM-tulilu nt Hfiil
ii.ariirN (C'iiini'nwr;tili lluilditicj to reut-lve itto 'tuH,
IraMi, ui't'iirtt, Laitit'i im. Ac.
III. Die itt AbFiiN'ii'it Mari-bilH and AM to Chief
Jiiirslmt w III tipiK ir ruoiii.trd,
IV. OLi'ili-iMBio tl.i-onicra of tic M:ir.shaln Is U'letly
flit hi-it, tiiiii 1 1 it hi (iillci-iB will ha iii'ld retiiUBiOio ir tlie
i- ndnci ol tliu uo ii. Tii'-y will iirunitl HupiiiaiR unv
tilni.rtli-r, uml -- that tm rc bo no mm-yiiLtf at mtf tlio
V. I'oluiiel Wm. A .r:iy. l.U-iitrnant-t'ol'Ufl Win. O.
A ard, .Ma ort tunlt'n i . Knight , 'upuiu U m. It. Wruer,
t ii til n m ,i(ixii'i I IukI, (aituni Itli'luirJ IiiiiiL'.ti(,
l.Kiitciiiint .1. It. lltn. mi.) k.ifliitvn.int V.1u Kom
linn' bii n ntilTt-i AliHio tin- 4'inW Marnlial. i'lit-y
w ill In- ntn'Ai d ami n etp i tvU aucoidiUKly.
I'.v ei'iuuiuiul ui
Col. V. C- I'l.l M VKl'It,
riiiel .Urilil.
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irtnaal" Hilnilrlnif oyri :
If tn cuic-i-invidious blifhH;
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Ti T' d.4 . a hOHt of trlentlt ;
li'h t vm- mi) it atui'iHlH :
li h I'll li ti iMirn biuod to w eil ;
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li in ii v i i Mttoai'ore and ten,
iVih! n i: i i aa Ii-iik ttinln;
II i ii-. u no ol iKce ;
li tn di" a no to yrt:a.e- lIi:u.Tn t
I: v. ii !, a life of lpaturs ;
It V'ii i ai i- IttlH world k trruaiirti;
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a., i a, an 4 wikh uit ihffg.
Health, Wealth, acd Hcauty,
I pared fwr tvtry duty,
-t lr. WII.IJAM YOI'KO'A New
til'IDK, whl h bhould be read
I oor.fci'ilim tu m- allv, and at Ue
:. tirutcfc M"iiti:i'i pn.e
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I.a.iit t .tuudiil Ui Alr. ll.C. EVEKrVlT. W-lt
HELMBOLDS REMEDIES.
J DLMIIOLDH
rLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
For Kon-Rtentfen or Tnoondncnre of Trine, Trr!Uita,
Inflammation or Ulceration of th Rlaililtr or Rtdnsys,
Diirninef the VoiO-art Olnnils, Blontin IV IHaUdrr,
t'nl'-t hl, tircirl, or Arfci -ifi.it . .out, and all Ilil
of tf.e l!l4tlr, KiJny, and Don, sicil 8rt!inp.
I ll'.l.M HOLD H
PM'in EXTRACT BL'CilC
For Vtaf.nitfs arhhiK freni F.ioon.tva Imliorllon. Ths
coDtttttHkur once afTertt'l with Or';ii 'if'' Wmkntit rr-jiilrps
tli alif of niMli Ino (o i.OYtie'Vri ami ifirigoraT tAc ttri,
which riKI.Unot.D'fl EXHIACT lit CDU Invariably
tloos, If no trraUiwat It nihrnltfcr to, roiJiaraptli'n or
In-nutty o.ay emu.
FLUID EXTRACT 01' BUCHU,
In afTfcUoim peculiar to "Fbmai. is niiequnlrd !' an
oilier prc'ftrtlcn, aa In CMoroFls, or Rctentlcn, Irrga
Urttlcn; rnlnfuluefif , or BuparebBlou of Customary Eyac
iiationi; I'lceriuetl, or icl.irrnui Ptat uf the Uu-rnk;
Lco liorrti" , and all Cfniplulnts iouilQt to tlu?
wfitther arising from tiatiltfi of dliclpaiion, ItapmclcnclM,
or in the ilt i Ihie or rluunrc of life.
1 IKI.MliOJjD'H
FLUID FXTUACr BUCHU
IMI ROVrU I109E WASH
Will nulu ally exterminate from tho attem Diseases of
tlie I Hnaiy OrKinis aribing from Habits of Dinnipatlon, at
httle c.ipene Wtc or no vhamje in iV, ho in'-onrenicnt
vrexjKtmre; completely mipmedliiK tboe unj-Uatant atul
dutujtri.ut ri me-iiet, Cbjtia and Mireuryya all Uieae
rsK nit:i.Mji.)iJ,u's
1LU1U KXTHACT liUCUU
In all Diseased ol tlie Urinary Ors'tin. wlmtlier cxiitfHR la
".laf"or "'i iV," from whatever cauti ortjinnHng
amino matter of Aoir long ttanding. It Is l..iaut la
tn-te anil odur. "Immediate" in action, und niuro
fctrt'iivtlieiillietliiiiiitnyof tliereiarati)iisof Hark or Iron,
Iliolf BUiitalng from liroken hoivn or liflirate Constitu
lions, I't ocii re tl.t Itroinli at onrei
Th. rt-ailer uiiiftt tie aware that, tsaeawr sllslit may b
the atlrtt k of die ul.ove ilUea.es, ft I. ctTlttin to ufleet hi
liotttly ltatlh, il'ittnl J'uotr't i7.ani', u7 hi
1 ritij.
PHVSIf TANS, 1-1,1 ASH NuTKT'..
VK MAKK NOSKCKKT 01' INOKI'DIKNTS.
I r.LMr.OI.Ii .s FLl'lU RXTKACr liLCIItt
1 - eetnji ee.t of l,u , C . t.t.!, J,,hiiH4.' A, ;ri. J, e
leoli i ve tli (ai ii care ami i!0i'ait"l iii vactiu u. II. T.
lli:i.Mlt(Jl.D, liriirii-i 11 a .t i lieunst ol' sixte.-a yeai s' cx
l.eiiei ;c In Ml.e lily of I'i..!,iJ"l, t.ia, auJ n.w ne-crllieJ
to llie most euiiacnt of tlie Id Tilly, uml li.it c been ftJ
nilltetl t., a,e lu tlio l iiit.'d Slates AiTiiy, an.1 aio also In
i.ry t-.netitl uo ui Kt.ile llopiuis and pulilic HitaUary
liislaiilljaii tliroauliciit tlie land. I'rlcet tl per l.ottte, or
i. for '.. Hcllv froil to an) aMten, acc jmiiaale J tiy ex
liliell direellom. Mnot letters to
liLLMHOUid JJiu.' and Clionifcal M'aioli .ui.),
Ko, Oil 1 llroiulway, New Vorl.,
Or IILI.MUOI.il 6 M.dleil tieimt,
ha. ltll H T.ath ulro.l.lTllUde'li'liia.
Uewar. of com lei ft 1(4, Ask fur lllil.MUOI.b'M, and
tal e no other.
Fl.ykliirni In allcmlaiu e frem 7 o cloth A. M. to r. M.
bold by Uruti8itte eriT)nlmrv, t H-tulhi -3m
SAMARITAN'S CURE.
S.AM MUTA N fl t'llK.
SAMAKIIAN S f l it 1'..
SA HI t A N S I'I'KK.
tsAMAKITAN H t l UK.
(lAMAItl I AN I I HI.,
a A M A HI T A N'S I'l'IIB.
a A M A It 1 T A SI H ( IIIIK.
HAMAnt I AN S I'I'KK,
AM All IT. N H 't UK.
HA MAUI I A N a CI II I:.
a A M A It IT s N A I t'UK.
ftAMAHITAN CI UK..
K s M Alll I A S M t THE,
MMAIIIIAslH " I II I " .
MAM -till AS H II 1:1..
HAMAUIt VN'S fl III'..
HAMAIIIiASS) I'l'ltK.
H A VI A KIT M N t UK.
AMA1 I r A N ' sl ( I 111..
1fi ii)y suro stiil iieo rctat a.v lor t cti'-rrli t a, t;i,,, t(
irleluie, Ac. ( urs In ad ess. s III triail twi lu nx
tint.
I rn Si Hi.tenr rvmale- sfni to- rntl.
Idol 1 A Co., s,le Ak nti.
AMAFtT V rfRR.
h A M A It I T N St I I UK.
ti.iuAiiii.it h it hi;.
S M Mil I AN SI I ( UK.
SAM Mil t - N S IT III..
HAMAKtriM IS Cl'ltt:.
KAMAIII I'AN'S CIT1K.
fAM Alll t AN CtllK.
N A M A It I I AN H t Cfll..
SA MAIilTAN S t l'UK,
B IMAKI TAN'S! I'l'ltK.
HAMAKI I AN N IT UK.
HAMAItlfAN i ft UK.
SAUAI1ITAN M ft It K.
SAMAKITVN ft ITTtK.
HAMAIIITAN S ITTIK.
.NAMAIIITAN'M itiik.
SAMAItlTSN'S ,lt:.
AM ARI r A N si nits:.
HAM Mil I AN M IT'IIK.
TUB I.KFAT SI'Kl IHi: l ull KKi UI'.T tiKAtKH
sw tnlrial stenhni'.i, I ,ine irrlei n. I , iret, ve.
Fa h l ui i oiii.ua iu I ill, and wul , ult In Ileal I wo to
lu ilu, s. I'r tl
II Is sl-n rt rtain to ro.torr tone anil pan r lo ttio.s wso
are tii lulitnit it bv rusi or anv odar i-inl-o. an,) wdl
ae all In fun tlser el voiati. w fa n He I"i0 an u-oil
without Itm iiijoiTioa. In llit'st' easi s.oae' rill time tiiufi
llHV
tbtnl tij inallj
C. I'll If K KtiSK,
f. I'llll K htlsl,,
f. I'llll K If in'.,
f . 1'KH K tt'isr.,
C. i'KUT: If INK.
rreprlrkir,
rropni'im',
'r.iliri.'tor,
rr,.,rii'l'.r,
f'niiriror.
Ito
I" 'sl tinice.
lle -JIM fostll'tle
It' x '.Si'ii' I' 'St tKlire.
in. vi ii I'o-t tiitii i-.
llox 'io- I'osr tlllice.
fiviit r it fi)
HVHTr A fll
in n i r m
iivtn r a- fi ,
fiviil I' A ft i..
So. !.tt N. M'.f ilSII si re. I.
Nn. N. HKI'IIM" Mir.','!.
No.'.'W N. HI'. tllNIl Hneel.
No. N. Hltt'dNTi street.
Hn.i A. hl.CONU Mtraet.
Sole Aa'lits,
Self AkitiIh,
Mete Agents,
ISnle Annts,
lft.li- Aafiui,
He sure ami a fnr
HAifARtTAN'S ITIIK.
M lMAItlTAN'rt CI llll.
HAMAItl lAN S ( I l!H.
HAM Ami'A.N S I'ttKK.
SAMAtll I AN S I HICK.
.sAMAHI I AN M Ct'RK.
h.maiiitan h ci nt:.
HAMAKI TAN B ITIIK.
fsAMAHI't AN S f I' UK.
HAM . ItlTA N IttHIK.
HAM AfllT AN 8 I'l'ltK.
HA Ml Hi IAN H f I'HK.
H M ltl I AN H f f UK.
RA if A III I A N'sl CI'ICK.
HAMAKI IAN St f fill'..
HAMAH I AN H f UltK.
HAMAIttl AN'S CI HK.
SA M AltfTA N ft ifllK.
HAMAItl l AN S ("I'ltK.
HAMAUITAN H ritliK.
KYRtT fiE Rfl Ultfi.
M 111 T I'K UU OKIl.
HVIiff UK Itif OKU.
H HIT I'K hlfi'Mi.
Hi ni l' I'K h lt:llltll.
b LIT iih. lili I 'KD
v KI P III
SY KIT I'l'
ui v dk i;t(yiti.
HVKCP 1K IIII UKO.
HYItrP lK KliMMtl.
HVItl'P I'K ItlCOKH.
HYKI P 1K IIH IH(I.
H lii V I'K KH OLD.
Sl KIT f'K Klltultf.
H HIT I'K HI. OKU.
H KIT
HVKI T
hn nt i'
PY IM P PF. UH t'Kll.
H KIT I'K Kit OKU.
M K' f 1F. HIO.'Kli.
K liff Ir. It.fOKIl.
Hvi.l'f Us lat i'im.
i-i; KK'dKII.
OK 11 OKI).
UK KKNltl.
S. Itl'P
tY lit P
HYKl T
HVIit'P
S lil P
I)K HltV)ltI.
nr. i;i 'i;i.
IK KI':oi;n.
1K HHMH;l.
liK Hirn.
M 111 V I'K Kit tnui
h. It I P
.K Kit ultl.
A ci rtatn " un? iff nil I. .tins of i iii'it-.il IHsc-im-i 1 id
In 'he I- moi'din Hnf.iittitit, ana tho armion tliroiiKtioiit
hun. tie and Aim-rii a.
Thin prpsni!H'll l as Ti rriiiii tin wrnim.unr oi ir.ix
fnriuot lib aM.. und tn'iiy'lit-iia the count it ut Ion yeiu'ruliv.
Itwilli-uif all Holes. Hioi. 1 'itntilrfl. 'J'i'Ltirn. ul inv
fruptloui, no matter Irom wUat caiibe or bow lung Und-
Trice 91 per bottle.
C. THICK ItOSF., proprietor.
I KK i; ltnsF., PruiTli-tur.
C. PltlOK ItttSK, P.oprioior.
PKU'K Itt-sK, Pmpriet'ir.
C. PKU-'t: KU.HIC, Prooriftor.
I-YOTT it CO.
I)YniT x CO.
DYOTT A Ol.
1YHTT & C.
IYU T ,t CO.
liYOTT it CO.
hyoi r jo.
No.i12 H. 8i;tiVI) siri-pt.
au.HMuth s lot
fiole A(fft tn.
Hole Afci-nta,
finle Avpnta,
Holt' A cuts.
Hole Autntiu.
Hole Ai.iiitJ,
Sole Agi iitB.
Bent to anyaddrrsi.
CKCKKT 1)1SKAS.;S! SKCItKT DISKASKS
O HAMAKITAN'H OIKT!
HAMA'I I'AN'S (IIKI'I
Tmk Mort C.r.m ain t:i uk fcvhit Uhld.
its. a pi-fcli.M- tr
(tONOKKIHi'A, ttl.KKT. Rl KICTCItV.S, Ao,
C nuiilin tin minerii), no ii.ilmun, no Mffctuy,
Onlv t ii oiili to lie (liken lo i-Ilect a euro.
( un-a iniri'iii two in tmii tlu. and recent cfttes In
'tentv-lonr li:iin." I'rri'aml by a Kradiniie of the In
ver-Hvot' HenithV'Viinlit, one ol' tho luo&t emmo'il i"Ctori
and Cheniifcth ot trie ores' nt ov.
Mi hXI'UM HK, M. lll'il IH.K, NH ( MAS'liH WlfVIKVrV.lt,
Let th.'M' who tmvo d-'i". led ol'iii tl mi.' emed. or w
hnvo hi'i n purged wtiU iinhaiu Oinalva, or Mercury, at
oucu try ino
NAM AltlTAN 8 tilt T.
H nl by iiuill In u ihii envelope.
Pike, mule piicKiifi-, Keinalen, $1.
ni.ocu:
ltl.OOD!
lll.OOD!
iii.ooj:
8Cltt)H'I.A. I'UKHH. HOHK.S, fiPtiTS, TtlTKUS
M?AI.I', I.OII.H,
HYP11ILI3 OK VKNKI1KAI. IHSKAsf, t.
AMAKI I N M
HOOT AM) HKKIt Jl'ICKf
In ode re-i tlie i-titli- u.t n iiositiM' cure
HPHII.IS OK VKNKItF.AU I'HK HK-th' SAM-
ItlTA N S HOOT AM) 11 1 . IU1 .H 1 'i. 'n the m nt put. n
t-riaio. anil eHi'Ctiinl r nn tly i ur iireseritud; iin ueti
at d eradicate everv juirtb ie of iho venereal ool--n,89
t) ai the core Ik Oiotoiih and periniinent. Take then
tint imrll'vinif reined v and b" he.ileil, mid do iut tianmtt
u tmr oitltrlty that turlikh )ou may rtjicut In attcr
DO NOT DFPAIlt!
AltboiiKn you may be nn-nouneed incurable, the KAM A
If li an m Kota and ItLliU J I. It 'i ill reiiiv! everv
veitlitoi mipnrl-le irom the n htem, an well as all the
bad etiecu ol lncrcury.
VKMAI.KS! FEMU.K.H!
In innnv ntteetloii with wMc'i liuniiere of I'ein.iles
nutter, the Kou AND IlKlCIt .11 ICKS nr nmst h ippily
aiiapttd, in t Ireriitt d I tem, In l.eucorrho a. in lie inin;
down, h uijinu ol thu Uoiub.Debimy.and turalleuuninntt
liii-li:ent lo iliet-ex.
Went by expreiH Price H a iM ttle, or fi tiottlce for $
HAMAItllAN S V AMI
ll, In rase of HvphilU, used in eoan- i tK-n with tlie K.xit
and lleiti .Inlet h A irll illreet ioiih. I rice i . eentt
The etlicney eft he we reined l e In alike urkiiowlttdscd by
iihvsiclatia and tiiitieiitb. Tin v are umd in the I nitei
htutea llo-pilitl-, thus re&loiinK buullh to many ol mr
tirade Kotiin r--.
iroin ti e ialilnio,e."Snn :"
WHAT I UK HI KOKOVM SAY OF TUK
8AUAKI I AS S lll.MI.. IKH:
"i'o-i llu.ri i'ai.. Knur Mah-hai.i,, (
"Itiiltunore. Md.. Fetiroary I. I.
'I have l re i it aulihlaetion m Htittt iiif tli.it I h.ive hm1
'The hamitiitau Henu-i ies' t r Venereal Diitime in ti
nutkt eiiu-iiinai v luiiio. : that 1 lim e ued them with md
ineiit, it 'tn n tloiu und tir''tr., nnt have loiind timm
rei-pond to my antir putiotin proiiiptiy and etfeetu.illy
knowing their i-ouipohiinin, 1 Imw tlie lullent i-onttdmie
In tlielr ettU'iiey, und an Inr an my uf them extondu,
recoiiitutjiid tla-iu htuiiKlj'.
"Af.FlfKD C HOWF.KS,
"AnMltnnt Riir;oii 'iih New irn VnU,"
Let It he iindei mood that thet- reiiiediei are a ro-oni
tne ml i d, ami will positively cure thu di-eHen for whi'
tt ev aiu i-iiirtu,
hold by
N'o. '.R
h, n. r imi a m,
KI'lll I II Htrtet.
IU;sONo AC),
No. HACK H net.
'JO nthN nt
MED10IN AL COD LIVES OIL
i , . a l.- l.' t r. 4
Ho. 7IS .MAKKKT KIBtiiKT,
are now rectdvlnp their Mippllfh frehlt from the flhctie
The iiip rUrlt ot their Ol I. in every renjici t, liaa cati.ed
for It a reputation and uh bejuud any otln-r tound tn tl
market.
Tonmlntaln It, thty are determined tomipply an article
Ihut tua be inttit i reiiid m (or rnhrifjn aui parity
hee icitliuniihil of I'tofenhorsof Medicil Cilh'k-eii. anil
SHIPPING.
TO UYKR
pool, touehlns lit l.'lieeiiMi M il. Cork llarh'tr.
i. l.iiuw ii U'aiJU is ol thu l.i en-nil, .New York,
and Philndehia Sn .iiiiflnp i ump.u.y ai Uut LJed to
sail a- loilow s :
CI'IYOI M ANCM1 Ti:i(, fi;lndny.epteiilKr 2i.
CM Y OF l.oM io N . Satuidtv, u. t-.iici I.
C11Y OK DAl.TlMolcl-.. miiiiJu.y.O. luii.T S.
AmteverY Miceedttu iiltiid , ai u -oil, fioiu Pier No
44 North 1th er.
kai i.s oi pash.xi.i: i'ayabi.i: is i vi:i:i:N(f.
1 ii-i Cubiu filoioii o-m.v J... un
1 h ('. It. in to l.endoii 17 1 MtCiiiw fi i uliilon... t-'l
1 ii -t Call it to I ii . I'to'-d K-i.ni. to P.ins v no
1 ii - t Cii' in to Hiiiu''! 11 Si jf to linnliji. Tl.mi
J'av-t i li ,iImi U'Iv.iikIiI t' llnri. I:ciui-n, KjI-
t 'him, Antni'j p. A , . t v inlh 1' n
1 ,ilt- lit In I.IVCI iHH.l or t.Mi, en:t
- l'irrt C.i
fH-i sI7m, ylo Hie. !.: Ilolil l.vit'ol anil I'Mfi'ii1--
tt-wn.rn. 'I it.ihe wi.o v. ;h to oeiiJ lor tiieir iiiemn .ttn
tli v t Kvlc hei t Ut Ilu --e .th S.
1 jt tuithci iiiioiui.iiioii apiitv nt tl c Cotn.nv's oiif.ts.
.JOH N' (i. DAl.l'., HeiH,
Ko.JU VA1.M I Si i vet, Pi.iUdfJi.hia.
sttt r7isuN am riiihin'.i,riii.
LafeUaISto Wtt Hill 1 1 10 Mill', Biillll'U' tl . Ill t'lti'li (Kil l Mil
. i t Ki'A n. in-ui fl; -t w 1 ail ab l'l M'. siivoi.Pmla-
tteiili a. tl I d l.oDK Mi.uf, H"'-t"N. 1 .'III Ilritt Wl.all
alo e PINK Htieet .on S.tlin(la ,S..teiiil.ei 'J I. l-.l.
'I ho MfiiTi 'l.i. b. o, Matthew-, will hail I mm 1'lll.i
ih h I iu tor J'.iiMliin.on hauii la . N-; temln-r Ji. n i nn iiiiU
A.M-: Hiitl the nl. uiii.-.hi NullM AN, liuLci', lloui li Jhtun
l-r ri.iludel li in. mi miii u day , .u I I'. At
'1 lie ne to w and sitttstuiitial hliMiimnins form a regular
ll' e, hil'lllir: Dnin i.t h p"i I (n ht I n tli.t tn aiui da .
lio-uriini-ea i-iUrtcJ ut oiic hall il.v priujiuiu c!a:tiiil on
fillO M'M'!.
I ri'U hi Ink en at ra'es.
Hiii)iietM me ri'.U0hied to jctlJ Flip R.rclitl nJ UH
Ittdini: v ith their oodn.
For i 1 1 m hi ui i'rtSMigo (b.tvM.i? fl' e aeeoiutii'iilittiou;
aplly lo l'KNKY WlNN'Ul A CO.,
JaMf J.:l.J.ll.I.AVAltt: Avtnut).
FOKNKWYOIUv. DKSI'ATCU
and HtviltMiro 1. in n, vin Dulnnure and
'I I v kiiMinei f uf lu.'-e Unv aie lauving
nuilj ut 1-.' t. dock M turn 6 u'Ooik P. M.( lioiu tlUid olor
ahot Walnut stnei.
itr ln-n-ht, whnh still bt) ttVen on aieoinm .iditiim
ttiu.s, ai i lv tu WILLIAM M. DAiitU k JO.-No. 1'
li,LAWAa; Avvuue.
RAILROAD LINES.
in- 4 AUHN(Kllf.Si or lvJi.'I
MH, M.W IIMtK l.lM. lOO'l,
t he fainfl.n ar.l Ainhej and rtala U'lplila and Trssnwri
nllroait V rn.nle.' I.lnn rYotu Pliltndflti'hla to N.W T.rk
and Wajl ....'. .......... ..
f HUM ffALHUI PIKMil T II A fr
HI U-iva h fnlmws. tn. rax.
A M . , via ('Hind n and Amboy, C. and A. Ao-
rommcjntinn f a
t h A. M , via famtlf o and Jry i Ity, Morolnji
Ktvnnn aw
At l'J M . ia Ciunirn and Arntioy.C and A. Afioom-
criioii
At 2 I'. 11. Tia Cainui ii and AtnOny, C. and A. Kx-
.r. vB 2-35
At 1 t. M..la fumiVn and Amboy, An'ouimmiailnn
( I mint ni.il Pnni iu rl , 1"!
At r, p. w ., vin ranntt ii min Amt.oT. Aronmuio latlon
Y r mfit wi.il Cn-iii liK'-rj lit ( iii Mi k't J M
i( li.. .P. ... 1M
ti T M., vis I'Miiili n and Ain' y A' rnnn.Kia
tu ii I niL'tii nil I'Amt.iiu, ri. 1st ClARi Tlckflt
3i ui-- d.. -9
KfrVan.h thnnh, Alknk'wn. Itftlikhem. HlvWra,
t,rt. i iiMiSi-rt I'll- F m nvr n. ,v . V to I. M.
1 1 r l ain r.rr v 1 1 r nnd int rmi'.ititii S'fttton". at 6 P. M.
K..r M'itint 1 1 J i v . Kvan-v),,., p. rton, and Viactnw
in,t A. M.. W nnd ft I'. M.
Yor IT.-..,..d nt r. a. M. and P.M.
fi t 'almr. Hhrtnn, Inlnno, l.pvfrlv, n iirtf nirtntl,
I'.rri'rr, Motili'iiti-wn. .t ; u f i U . I . .1 ..
nd fi I M. 1 hf .( :0 kfll i I M. Wuft nui direct Lhruurh
'I n n'mi.
F- r ritnTra, Itivrrton. I'rlntn n H. v, rl in.l Tturllu-
U n ai 7 r. M "
Fliani'K.rtt Trenton. ftf HHtrl ntirlfniHnM 1(tti4v-
Torri'AilaN-. apdl amny at n-M) a M.nndi iu V M.
l.l.VM KKit KRSrti i nv i.iM...r
Will Irnvr nn fnii.iw
At 4 A. M., (itlitit) vt Knlnffton and New York,
W nh'rirtn and Ni'w ork .Mail . .
At 11-It A. M via K tnntiiKton and Jeru'j i' 'it j VA-
pr 3'0a)
At 4 1. M vin Kniliiulun and J i riser Cltv Ka-
irrfin . vr
At f.M.- I'. M , vu K.ii-tnwton and Jr' C'Hv.
W a fun1 tn and N-w ork t-'.xproai. fn
HuiiiIh) line I. nvf nt 4 A.M. and r. 4-r I'. M. Tliara aviU
be no Mi i- m 4 A. iM . ( Nlnht ) nn Mfiotav.
tor Watrr (np. htr inUlMi'ir. Hrrunton. WllkpalW. 1
Xuntrrne , t;r-at h-nd. MnucJi Chunk. Aiii-ntown, Hu.)-h-Dt.
nl err, Knatcti. Lambirt ville , Y Ifmhitrton. Ac., at
A. M IMi lint-1'' ntn-rtn w uk the train leading Kantua
r Manrh Timk n ;! :m P M.
Fnr l.anii.rtvUio and interim df at ntatlont at P. M,
F'.r liiikKd, IrvnUiii.Acat 7 l.'iand U lo A.M.. aodfi
. M.
t T Tlolmexirp, Tamny, Wi-fcl'ionitnit. Ttrldit'iirt , and
runkf "rd ut i A. M . 5 4V., and k 1. M. Tho'J A. M. Lana
una o Itriftoi.
li-'h rNi wiork and wi i.)ni- iravinir K' nlnirtnn
nut, tnkc tlie rjtrn on Ifth tr. I, ahnx e Wnlnnt. Iialf an
ho'ir lictnra iW'imrtiirii. Tht-t'rn run Into the 1 put, and
on nrrivtil o( nrh trln run fri.ni th I)innt.
Ilflv iM-imiii of hiiunaho onlv altowd earn naiotitfer.
AMi'iiipru in nrot.il'tti .1 frm inking nn vtt'iiur nn haw s; ma
tmt thi tr wcatlnir Kpvurol. All Imiryitk'P over fifty noundg
ti bv t aid for xtru ihc ' oni(ianv limit thitr rt-MiHinal-Mllt.v
tor tiaiivni' t One lIUr i-r pound, and wilt not b
liniilo rr any aiuoutit beyond exocpt by poclaJ con
tra t.
tlrnriaTn Vnui tu' Fxnrami will run for and ditvor nn
trane at tin iK nota. Ordem tr. be loit at Ko 1 WALNUT
uct. WM. 11. UAT.MKK, Agent.
AnrnstR, lW.
LINKtJ 1 HUM XRW Y-HK FOR PHI LA I) KIJ 111 A
Wll.l, l.RAVK
From foot of fnnrtlund atre!t at I1' M. and 4 P. M.,vi
.lor-ev city and I'lttmien ; at 7 and lo A. M., 1. M., and
VI ( Niulit ) vm .l.'Mi y fit v ami M-n tnaton.
' riin t"t ot Huri'iav utmet, at A. M. and 2 P. M., vl
Ainli'iy and t'umdi n
From Her No. 1 North RIvm", at 12 M., 4 and ft P.M.
(hri'ifclit and PdHcnui-rj via Amhoy and Catudi n.
(RKIOIIT UNKS VOR NKW YORK AND
all tbe stations ou the Camden und Aiuboy uid C0Q-
dc tiny itadruad-i.
li iir.Ar.o nni .iii n.
The Camden and Amhoy Kailnad acd Tranportatfr fl
JomnanT'B Meiuht I Inett lor New York will leat Walnut
atret wharf, on nn' After January 8. dalt& (Sundays ei-
U C ) at 4 O eloek I m .
u inrnintr. tbe ahove Lims will leave Kew York at 1 ant
4 r. SI.
f niiht mutt bit dillvercd her re H1: P.M. to be nr-
warurd tlie nniie dav.
Ireisht tor 1 n iiH.n, Trlnceton, Kcsbm, New Bnini-
aloon tbe Ut Ividero, lue aw an, and riemiaton, the Near
Jern v, the J-reehohi ai.d JumeiihurK, and lh H'trH'iiton
and Moiitit Itollv KaUmaitt, recoived and f arded up ta
Vi o rim k P. bU Muull pachUKes lor Mount liolly rocclvea a
up to '.' o'clock P M 81
The P.elvioere i.clnware Hallroad conn acts at Pbtlllp- 4
hurt: with Uiu Lehigh Valley Hallnmd. 1 hu New J urate
ltatlroad ronnrets at Khaheth with the Nw Jersey
Central Kilrond, and at Newark with the Mums anil
f.Mcx i.anrona.
A mip uu tnorftn'nm, M'ccllyinir th" marks ami nvm
bers. thippem uml coilkiiM . s, must In etry Inntance I
Sent wnn eaeli l"iMt i I K'''n. or no rereipi w hi kiv-u.
Increuited iitf III' tes )a imv been maoe ur the transporta
tion of 1,1V K h loCK,oroern are Invited to try this rmito.
hen the met k t tiirnmlicl in iiuantiiies nt I ru u.it
I.OaDH or more, it will be ) livared at the foot of KortletJi
street, near the Prove Yard-, or at Pier No 1 Nortll
Itiver, at the shippers may oesinna'e at the time of u
stnpiui-lit. WAL'l KK I- UKKMAN, Freight Acnt,
j o or t. ueiaw urn itvenuc, i nimui-iioii.
(itO. It HAVMOMi, FreK'tit Ai nt.
jaA tf Pier No 1 Nonh Ulvcr. New York.
PHIT.A1)V.l.rHIA A n TRKNION ANI
C A.MDLN ANU AMtlOV It VtUIIOAU COMl'ANlKS.
nil i n is
On and after MONDAY, January 1WM. th. Train, fbr
Xi w Ymk, liavlna KiniliKt' ii f'uiiot, Plul. la.plila, at
I'll A. M. (MiiliD.anil 1 :i f. M., ami thu train, leaving
New York at h A.M. and 7H1 I'. M., Till hfri-Bfiir bt nin
exrhnlw'ly fer Me Unln-il Htntea Mull, and Now York
and Watliirtuton ITmi3iiK.rii, anil vvill nut, uaeiuuorlut
oui anv .iiinTiKi r ti'twi-en nil.! ciiIi-m.
I lie 10 A. M. nnd IV MIOIllKllt l.lli irom Hew inra hi
Wnhintini.ainl tlio 11 Ml A M and ft P. M. Mnaa from
Wanlilnvton lo New Yurk, will continue a at praarnt, aiuY
carry pasnrrKiTf tii and from IlieliitiirniedJaloataUiiUa aud
r.altlii.nre, WimliinKton, aeil Neiv York.
AKltANIIKMItNTS IIV'IWKEM I'lIlLADULPHI A AND
new YOICK.
Llnoa leave Phlludc'vnla. Iri.tn Kenln(tUin llepot, ali
H'lii A. M ,4 til', and i,'! I . M., aim I. wi uuaninr, .nr.
ttom Walnut Kneel WhaiT (via Camdun), ut li audSA.:
M.,1? M.,4 arriliH M ., lor Nnw York.
Jinu leavrii new loin, iioui n"iui i.uuiii.iiui"hk
at J A. M , lu A M , M .4 .md ll I'. M , uml at IU mld-U,
nltht, arid from fo.itof UariTuy atreot at A. M.,anuj
I'.V. YM. A. UYTMKK.
Jafi-tf Agent.
tc i V K N N S Y U VA NIA
IrlH. I'KVI KAI, ItAll KOAO.
1SU4.
T11K OKKAT Dotl!I.K-TKA( K HIIOftT ItOt'TKTO
HIE WI.8V, MiiClliWKM', AND WOCTIlWfiHr.
Kiuiitnenis and tin ihiitu ior lie sate, vpeedy. and oom-feit-tbic
tianf.poitution of paokLiicm, untiritisned oy an
route in ti e eounirv.
Trains leave the bopot at KLLVKNTII and MAKKKT
8tt ta follows
Mail Train at 725 A. M.
FhhI l.int- at 11 'i'i A. M.
Tl roiith h xi ire a at MKtOP. M.
Parat shurK (rain, Nn. l.at 10 On A. M.
I'aike-huiK Train, No. 'i. at 1 (Kt P. M.
Uttrnhhurai AccotiioiiHlallou at S ik) P. M.
Lam aterTratD at 4 J P. M .
Paoll Accomnjodiiiloii (leaves Wtst Phlladol-
rhia) at 'M P. Itf-
1 hroinh Paint ners by th Fast Una reat h A'looea for
supper, where will lie found exeilem accoMituoda'lons for
the nlvht at tbe lH'n Hoio-e, and in the mornl lift may
take either the Pbliadelpnta or ha lit more Kxpress, each of
which makes oucnecth-m at 1'itulnirK for all points. A.
dalijihi mcw Is thus aiiordcdof tbe entire line andiu
iniu nlilreiit seenerv.
Tbe ThroiiKh Kxpress Train runs daily; allUieothar
traiUh dally xeent tsumbivs.
OIt PITlSlil Kii AND THK WEST.
Tho Vail 'I run. Fat l ino, and Tlinnigh Kpreeon
n 1 1 at Prtt'l iVK ith ti.roiicl) trains n all dlveriflntr made
fiom that point, North to the LtiKes, Wl to Uie Missis
sippi aud M lrootiri Klvi rs, and Honth and Southwest toaU
ih nnts acct ssiole by radroail. 1 nroutth Tickets toClove
land, Detroit, ChieaVo, M Paul, Columbus. Indianapolis,
St 1'Uln, l.eavcnnortb, Kaosns. Wheeling- l'avton, t-'ln-clnnatl,
Louisville, Cairo, and all other priucipai points
and bacpaiie cheekeU throiiKlu
INDIANA It It A M'll It KILltOAD.
The Throut-h K&iireftn. leaviuu ut lo ;iO P. M ., eotmeete
at Itlalrsvlllc li leinectlon with a train on this road tot
H lu in ville . ludiuba, A c.
KltKNShCItt AM Cl!KMO?i UKANI'll KA11.HOAlI.il
1 lie llirun.'h K.xuresa 1 ruin, leitvinn at lu aof. M .con- 1
nt'Cta at t re, son, at hf-lb A. M ., with a train on the road
for I henOmrtf. A train aisti leaves Crcssoa for bbensburg
at H'-iit P. M.
HOl.LIDAYlrtHl'IlO HltANCn ROAIJ.
The Vuil Train at l"iU A.M., ami Through Kvprasa at
iu an r . M., connect at Aitoona wun traios tor uouiuaya-
tiuie Nt 7 iTi.'. P &1. and H ;l' A. M
JMioNK AN 1 1 CJ.KAltHKI.O HKANCH RAILROAD.
neett at 'I'.vroue wtih a t ruin for Handy lodge and Phillips
tiiir', and bv Hald E ie Valley Hallroad lor Port WaUld,
Miieshur, and Itetieionte.
IIIM INOIhjM AM) HKOAH TOP RAILROAD.
The ThronKi Kreort Train. IciivIiik at ll) M P. M .con
nt cts at liunt.i.um w Ilh airniii for llo,.uwll and Hkwdr
Kim at fW A M
OKlilKl:N CLNTBAL AKI PHILADELPHIA ABTD
F.ltlK RAlLKOtU.
For Runl ary, W nlumop rt, Lock Hcn, K'mira, Ro
cbt ft r, lliiiiulo. nnd Sudani t ulin. ph?hi inxars taking the
ftiailTrulo ut 1'11 4. JJ., and the T-round Kxpreis at
lo:.o I' .M., dail cri't fijndij..o dire tl timnik'h.
w blit.tit cl,aii.u iif cars between Plnlade.pnla aud WU
lluinsnon. F.r OliK, HAo Kit. ami ! i F. ITYS ltlT RO. the trains
It uMmf at h A. M. ainl .';ti P. M , connect at Columbia
w ith trms on tne Noi them Ccinial It ml road.
Ct MULItLAMi VALLEY RAILKOAO.
-I'he Vail 1 rain at 'i .'.r A. M , nod through Express.
c ,ai V. M , colon ct at Hun liuf with trains fur Carlisle,
t lihiiiht rthi rt.', suit llnv tUi n. f
WA.M.Mit (t, hit a C 1 1 UAH, KOAO.
The train- h .i. in.- a: j '.' A, U N il i -V, I conned .
at iow mrttt.'W n w iih train en thia iouJ tu W ayiieaburg
anil I iim-iiio ilmte t- (i.ii.h.
Ft i fuither Informat'oii aijdv ut ihr Pa-ientrer htatioa,
N. I,, i ui net ui L1.K I. N l 1 1 .1 U M A KK K 1 Stl oeU.
.1 Mr.S t ow n, S, I h kot Ayent.
COMMI T ( o rn Kt: I S.
For I, "l,(.,l, or J in .i.'hs mo'iyl w irttos, f..r the aft
cetiiiotx'uiiuH uf pi i M-i.f. i .n: 4.ii t yj( tow u, or located oo
or i cut U e iino ot tt e io:,.i.
Col po TIfKrTR,
Forv trlp4 letweeu anv two p.'ints. ut about two cent
per inilr. im e m kch uie inti ude.i Mr tlm u-e oi Uruiiea,
tiu i in; lrei,ut-ntl , and uiii ol (.ret uiltuiU. to cxaou
BjuKinj,' oil iiMuhat II' '.
hi MOO L TI' K K rs, s
For fnip it three uiotitliit tor tht u oi scholars attending
Ivhoollil ihi-tio.
W 1 STI UN KMIORATIOV.
An EU'LTiirt Ac-oinmoitalioii Main leaves o l"7Iork
at I let i Th I St. i ida t t e liU ul 4 o'clock P. M .oderlli
a i "in!, i UMu Hi tilt I'l ha-1 I lo litinilieh volliK Wat. at
el" i.tilt ll.e liut 1 rteut fn'e I'.ti ileul.r liUeniionll
1 tl i,. I in tu-e, tol u heh i t.e. 1." ui- ;io u, ft) id b.igce
lot W ui.ieil h the hli.i' tia n w Ilh p .i anen ;. Ti,
i ol Iiul aiioiUlH loll. i , ' I I v to
iii.VN.'ts I l NIC, Finn rant Au'ent,
So. IH In K:iv Suoct.
M NNH hai,.;m;k KrUls.
Aii atfi'iit oi Hit', lenuble I'Ai'iBm 1 oniiiiiiy will pa-i
fit iuifc.1 a. h t' uu hi i- io i lu 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' iiit ihpoL, and take up
i in .'I - and li w r I'ti. t-.ui to any a l .l tlio tit . im-jiiint-
w.li he rath d f'"i pn-mi.'lv vt n oidern are left ut tl.e
i'MNseticei l) i oi .Lleveinh an 1 M n k.-t m! r- i ts. Th'! ira oP
liiu iii.hiic ait aa-ni't d thr u f.'ittttj rcijnntii
I hi m. in
l',v 5 lil.- ronte ftell.i.. ui all dem rl tloiiH can be for V
WUiiItt! to ai il tit in any poiiu oil tlie Litli-.a-i ot Ulnojt -
lentdt l.y, lint:aiiit. Illuii lu, l .i on-m , Iowa. or Mii-onrid J
hv mill -ml diuci,oi to .i'.v poiiu on tin nuviaijlo wauia TJ
of 'I e W e-vt, h Mhiiiii I'., irom I'K t ? Imi ,. ; I
1 he rates ot liei-.-y to uml from am point in tuo vesi
by the pepn.-vlvuioR Ct-iitral ILiCfohil im- at allliiiU'4 us
tasuiKi b-as tuo ihttr.od by oHiei' Kailroad Connmiilto,.
Mfii'j'iint-aud flttppem enniitintf ttiti ti tnporiatiuii of
Iheii Ifeicbt lo t lila tonipany cuu P.lj with uomlileucu on
it hpi ed tlHIlii. , .
I or iietkht contracts or ililpplntr direi-tioui, apply to of
ftd.-rt-ts ti c AKelil" ol Hie Company .
h. It. KINOsT.iN, Jr., Pbiladflphla.
1). A hi r.WAK l', rhlihuirf.
( LA liK & Co , hh sa
I h Li 11 A I Astor I! iuse,or No. 1 H. WllUaia
ktH'l t Nvw I if ' k.
I I M il A CO . Ko. 77 Wast In ton Mreet, Boston.
Wll I.IAM lO.tlW N. No. '0 Noilh hi i net, Hamoiore,
Aiiuit Aoitl.tiU tcuirul Kailw.iy.
II. H. HOCBTOy,
Ucntnal Ftcil.t Am-i-t PhihdHiihiA.
Ll Wls L. IMCi'l.
OiuerAl Tickit w-nt. tMniadeiphl,
KNOCII ,i:H'H,
lien i al ftuperiuieutWiit, AUovaa, PaV
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