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MriNDAV, OCrollKR 10. ISM.
VIIT I A.M.
BY HICHAM) (JOB.
I nm nn AholitiniilM i
And havu bmn irom mr youth ;
1 mn tor l'lcrdoin ami ilir Kulit,
For Ood, my Country, Trutti ;
1 nm lor Hit. tly to nil
Wlio dwell wi Inn thn world;
Till tyrant Irum their lilr m! tlirouc
Mull In th. iiu .-i tie liurU'l!
I nm ad Ahiliti"ni-t!
The r.inkmi i( li rank ;
Mr imttli'-rty l ''l.i'imty,"
Ctir-ctl SlKvuy i i Hank. 1
I noil Ul ulliu iTrry lorm
Of nm iliinc an t Intr ;
Look tip, look up y fru'ri'I- of Mm,
'1 be On Is it-iwiiing clear '.
I am in Al. .ll'lnnist,
Nor do 1 ti-.ir vi ur ar-nin .
rsinrir- iimli.i-e fi'.oin wait a jince,
lint 1 was n 0 Ircr tiotu.
I wcmlil iiliolixii w.iin in's ttiri,
And mmr i aru-ii inm; h, ,) ;
And place within u,mr tli u t ot lie in
The smile of joy in-tca-l.
I am nn Al.olnl .mist,
And j! lory in tin iiun.c ;
I.t t Ijiiii ho h-.irn to own as mtu!i,
I J II tiling Inn lii'Hil i I sllium-.
00 let lilin lorc iiib leimr
To hind til-. 1'ulliin-niitu :
Atid look Ui io In Patlmr, Ood,
tor hlijiciii).', if he cau.
1 nm an Atiolitnnit.
No trnitor lue Kin I ;
I tk the irreant i Mid of all
Wliodwr; 1 lit-nraib tlio kr.
Tin l'rcsld. tit, 0 hi lil.-ss hi u,
Lot pntrlots my "Ami-n!"
Am) We him in the Chair of Stiile,
To mlu in love agiuu.
And now for three time thrco loud ehccrj
A hearty tnrr, too.
For tboi-e who hear the Stnrs and Stiljii't
Our rountiy'a atriiKtclu Uiro-mli.
Three chin m lor Oram and Karragtit,
llehclilon oon must fill ;
And he the g.oy unto Him
Who rules uud reign o'er all,
XTEACTS IBOU EEBEL rAITBS.
JtMT. lnl'N(.h ml AiiKiiota, J.
lf l havit'ton Com-trr, Xrptrmhcr'll.
is Kxcellcncy President Davis dinsc! thrniiirh
tista on Thursday at'ternotm. On his arriv.il
io Augnsta and havannnh railroad dopot ho
greeted hy n larne com otirse of eklmm. who
lly cheered the respeeto'l Chief M itfistrato of
nation at bis apiH-aranre from the c.ir in
i"h be was travelin.tr. In answer to these
iifontatiotih of popular applauan, he appcara.l
he plntform of the cur nud miide a few re
ks, in wliieh he paid he was nappy to greet
iaiiy of his fcllow.cttlr.3ns of Ueorgia ; that It
i) timo for dopalr or despondency; that tho
nv must he ilrivin from tlm noil ri.
JIthBt the men of Georgia must aid in tho great
liiey must leave for awhilo their wives and
radren. nud east thi-ir iold to thn tvimta iin.i
ijtoidvo bu-k the itiHolent foo from their
er. Ve are struirclinir. said thn Prnil.ii.i
V4
reserve the hrrltaue hcittcathed to us by our
J re the right to govern ourselves tho" right
ofroemen. If we sae.iced we shull ho huppy
prosperous ; inn it our l.oiiteiloracy should
constitutional government, political free
, will fall with it, uml we shall ho suliiet to
i sutraocs as that Inely cnaeted ut Ailanti in
I'Hul-huient of women and chlldreo from their
ee an outrage which would surelv hrinir
nnpontho perp. trators the vengeance of a
t Ood. He exhorted thn Deonle. therefor
c firm and faithful, and all would yet be well.
Jf ir. Dnvin nnl 44enernl Ilennroicartl.
the Auyutta Conttitutionalut
public curiosity Is much excited concerning
uiniwKMipiM'ii iicro, una more particularly at
ent with regard to his assumption of com-
a in ooortilri, we are permuted to give the
tance of a brief colloipty between a gentleman
President Davis :
fntleman Mr. I're-idcnt, we have heard here
uenerai itood na Deen superseded. Is it so ?
csiilent If an, I have not heard it. and do
know It to be so.
ntleman We understand that General Bcau
rd was to as-time command.
u loiui ui wrurint iicaureii iru Wl I lilKO any
jBLnand lo serve his country, lie will piss
f f'gh Ansusta In a tew days.
le qui tnuncs are welcome to draw whatever
lusion tbey pleauo.
irrnlMbermnn'H Pertee Pliin fjnveriior
lown'H ltt'ly to leuernl Nhnriiutii'ii
nuNKtiAi. rukhm.vn's riiorosiTio.vs.
Itie Confviitrate Union.
much has een snld about the informal
i-sge sent by ;ueral Sherman to Governor
m, V tce-l'iesiilent htuphuns, and Senat ir
ison, inviting them to vi-it t'leOeneril in
nta, fur a con ference in reference to the state of
unUtu.with (i i tap to neiinttntiom for wrdce.and
e public mind has b, en nun h ex. ited upon t io
.'ft, some ca ing that it is tho duty of these
Icmcn to accept the duncral g invit ition an I
eanellort to tuttle our duncultiei by nego
jn ; others contendiin; that it was the duty of
lovcrnor to have neized tho Oonoral's mes
er. and havo l.itn bung us a tr dtor we havo,
ho gratification of our own and tho curio-iiv
stir readers, caded upon tho Uovernor and
ireu aticr tne tacts.
ie (lovcrnor, in reply to our inqairles, stated,
Mr. William King, who represented himself
I he bearer of a tnes-ago from Uenerai
man, called upon him nnd attted
subbtance. that Oenrral Shormin had
lested him to say to the Governor that ho
d be pleased to receive a visit from htm and
- distinguished Georgians, with a view to a
crenco upon tho slate of tho country, and
Lf.ftlitmt.nr rf rflti.il,u. . !. . I...
afid give tho Uovernor a oassnort through
lines, with an caeort, if desired, to
and return at such timo as might
.recable to tutu; that bo (Umetal Shcruuu)
ui.ed him (tiovernor Drown) as tho Govor-
if thn alinln Klklu uml au . . . . L.in.lH..l
gioi the tetritory of the State is now behind
ninei, he (Geuoral hhcrman) would allow tho
Horror to go and visit his ueonle in the rear If
Hosired to look after their condition, and return
i. pleasure ; that be would receive him and
r distinguished Georgians at his he.idijuar
and treat them with the respect and con
ation due their positions during the confer
wnlch be invited; that be did not wish to
onipellcd to overrun and desolate mure of
erritory of the State, &c.
OOVBHNOH BROWN'S BBI'I.V.
tor bearing the statement of Mr. King, the
imor replied :
ease make to General Rhermnn an ikViia.
luent oi .TV obligation for the nersonnl , ,,i.r.
it which s say Q propose! to ex tend to me.
lias be Is only a general commanding an urmy
tv ueiu. mii a iuo uuveruor oi a ol.tte, ueittier
ronslitutlon of bis country nor ol my own
jera upon us any power to negotiate a treaty
Icace. We probanly bold but few sentiments
nmion; but, If wa should agree iu every
i iilur, we would have power to bind noouo
tiy compact we might make.
i our interview could therefore roinlt Is
lug practical, I must decline the invitation.
io the portion of the State now in tho rear of
ral Hberman's anny is held bv him. and the
iiitlon of the lawi of tho State suspended by
j u tuiuc, a kuuw ui on service wiiicn 1 CJtlltl
jor to tho people of that section by a personal
i i eouiu oetier incirconiiitlon or initlgate
ulferlngs, I would, on their account, cheer-
go, at uie expense oi any inconvenience or
ual sticrillce which the trip might co,t ine.
tne remurK mat uenerai ."Sherman does not
to be compelled to overrun and desolate
ui mo icrriiory oi ueorgia, 1 reply mat no
itlslon rests upon him to attempt i his, unless
the cruel orders of his Government. If lm
t tho eifort, be will tint! much greater ditti
sin the way of bis advance for the mv
ired miles than those encountered during
iimcu Hum uiiiion to Atlanta, uoorgutmay
hly be oveiTun, but can never be submitted.
her people will never treat with a conqueror
nur sou. as a sovereign state she bad the
ubtcd risht to di-solve I iflr i'nnntrriftn wirli
lioVLTtiiiicut of (he i nit d Kr ates when tlin
a .act bad been violated by the other States of
luuicuuracv, uu w loriu ft new compact,
U DUO UIIB UUI1U.
I Is its sovereign to-dar n site wai tho diy
teceded from Uie old Union, and has tha
: power, by a convention of her laioule. which
.ben had, to resume all delegated powers and
ie uiuiouica oi sovereignty, una men to de
i war, negotiate treaties of peace and do all
r acts which a sovereign State may do. While
power rests in her people, who aro the origi.
sources of all sovereignty, her constitution.
Used tlV tllAln baa ,o..-wl a,t..h .w,...
tt'. fc. 'i:,r- " v,"""''"'
3
" o' maht not bo overlooked, however,
While Georitla UOSMLSikiii thn snwArniirii
x to act separately, her faith, which never
and I trust never will be violated, it pledged
' rong implication to her Southern sisters, that
ni t not exercise this power without conseut
lielrpart and concert of action with thein.
eague wilU her BomUwa isti (Slates, aha
L
enter ! Into this eontest with fnll knorledof
all the responsibilities which atti hed to tho act;
and, come weal or woe, "ho will never withdra
ftom It in ili-honor However nne inal in ty bo
the proportion or millming or saerl'l o which her
peoplo may have to endure, she will never make
cp"ra e l im with the em my which may Iree
ber terriifirv from invasion and leavo her con
federates in the lurch.
Whan v,r may be the opinion of herpnonle as
Ui the jit-tic.- done ber by the Cnutedei a e ai
iimi ir u t mi, sin- will triumph with her C uif
rate sisl- r , or she will sink wiih tin in In eoin u in
rum. 1 1 , inteiliiri ut peop of tie or ri.t alresiv
in ih l-t.i.,11, slid our enemy will so n Ie im, that
tlii ii'iji in nocnt expression of conde nnatmn ut
tin Aon mi ti atton ts one t'd'n;, an-i d sloy illy
to i i,i -,.Lri il cause Is another nd iiioe a iliiKir
cm thills. Winn-the peoi. lent (i,',.,n. Hiink I' ir
tin in-- vi s.niid will not blind, y app ami thi m(
Ttian. f:i'iui in of tin ir rn eis, they "ill ooor vn
I in- iru .ciplt lornxpcdiefiry, nr iiCi ep; ills honor
for n ,til.
Tin lound ition of our Government and the
lilH-iiiisof tiie i-eopi,' i, .i iifioii n,e n iver-1 j i'v
ol tho State1 as their rh'ef coiner-st ine. lie r .f
the foun UMi y ot tlic M ros and t li h oe laone
Inlis to tin-c, oiind, a id ce ntr iit,e I po ver w it:i
iin paiy di-puii-ni tases the place if on-tiu-tionul
fbt'i iv ,
When the pi-hns of the people N rth an I
South have sutlii 1 1 tly suit ided, wfl nn nnkt
s nee b I eg. I n t ion, bin never ny the s vorl.
It Mr. Lincoln would bivn peace and pios
erity re-e-i it, i-h' d nou a lirin tiios, lo: Inm
slop the war, an!, pliuinig Irn-elf iioori 1 1 1 s
ptii eiph sol the I) elii, alio i ef In l.'p'Mid"nre ot'
l?7ti, lit htm rtiMgine i li : soeriirmv of '.he
St.iti s, and a::r t to h-av e cic'i - i r, ifii st e io
ileie, mini for hcrseil.br a ('onv.or.ioii of h -r
pt-ople, whose delegates sli ill be 1 1 i 1 1 V" chosen ly
the legal voters ol the State, with nit in litarv iu
l rti rem e or liitiinid.i'ion, whu shill be her
lutnrc connec'ion whether -ho will ronn ita,
or, if out. n turn to the old I'nioii, or adhere to
lo r present li- .Kiie.
There may be (lou'its whehetr Kentie'r, Mis
foiui, and prob ibly other Mates, d. sire to c.in
tin lie tin ir Colineilioii with the Inicd S'n.os or
to cast thdr lot wi'h the Conicdi rate Srnti . Tho
only just mode of so.ving tlie-c doubts is thn una
above indicated. If theso or anv other of ihn
Sonth'Tn States should, In pcl -mn cotiven ion,
deeido tn go with tho I't.ln d Stvm, n t In r the
Ootileilcraie Oovcrnnn tit northe other St i'es ( in
ohicet. We cinnot govern Ken'tukv, for in
stance, against her will, unb3 wc can autiiuito
her.
This we have no power ti do.wlthtbe Nor'h rn
F tales at hi r back ; and if wo hud the power, wa
have no right to coorce a sovereign statu into a
connection which is not of hor ovn choice. If
this wero dmio we must, in future, govern her
people by the bayonet, which would convert our
icputilicanism into the worst speclmot desp itia-n.
So It must tie with the N irth if Mr. Lincoln suc
ceeded in his policy of conquering us.
If we were overrun, and lor a time stt'itlued,
onr territory is so vast in extent, and our popu
lation so large, that it would take a regular army
of two bundled thousand men to govern and hold
us in subjection. The support of such an army
wolud not only continue the coun'ry in limk
rupcy, but in the baudsof the Kxecutive It would
soon be used to subvert even the form of tho
Government, and change it from a republic to a
monarchy. Thus to destroy our liberties must
cost tho Notthern people their own; and the
republicanism, of Amcri a must in future bo a
reproach nnd a byword among all nations.
If I'rcsidcnt Lincoln and I'lcsidont lUvli will
Bgr.e to stop tho war and transfer tho settlement
of the issues from the b.ittlc-lield to thn li lot
fox, leaving each sovereign Stale to determine
for herself what shall heb r connection, ami wno
her luture alms, the present devast ition, b'o d
shed, nnd cart itgo will cease, and iwtco auJ pros
perity will be restored to tho whole countrc.
On the other hand, if this is not done, tin: war
will last for years to come, till both sides arc
exhausted and overwhelmed with dolit ami Uxit
tion, when It may degenerate into a guerilla strife,
the end of which may not be seen hy tie present
gem ration, and tho ham engendered by wii.cll
will last through many future generations.
Neither General Sherman nor I cau on'.rol
this, however much we may deplore it
If those on both Bides who havo tho constitu
tional power of negotiation, from obstinacy or
rmbitl'iu, rctnse. to recognize tho s tvcrcigiity of
the States, and to leave tho settlement or tho
question to Ilia States w hen thev cannot them
selves agree, and insist on continual ell isl on of
blood to gratify their capri-o, all the States,
North and South, In their ollleial capacity , may
then be justlliable In taking the matter into their
own hands aud settling it as sovoroigus in their
own way.
NIIKUIIIAM AND t:ltl.V.
Pair) .Tubal to Thilip, you'ro a pretty ni"c man,
And Iwoubl likeatasteof your best .S'lerry-dan :
I will furnish the treat, said l'uil, so it be,
That you in return will re treat, Jiili.il K.
"Lis a bareain, said Jubal (ho thought l'hll Was
punning),
Hut the tc-tiiat be gave all ended in running;
For wine that is good, I'hil, I am a great sticker,
But I think of the two, you've proved the best
litktT;
When of YankecB I next (ind that I am in need,
I'll avoid .SieT7-dan and try and t ike Aleailc.
"iriHF.MNr.a." Tho Coperhoad papers aro
n'wiiy s praiing of ' Lincoln's hirelings," b it their
candxla'c still per Ists in holding the po. ition of
one of Lincoln s hirelings, ut a lii'gij salary, too.
Vk.vu a Smii.r. You can, If yon w ill, livo
among beiiutitul llowcrs and singing birds, cr in
the Intro, surrounded by fogs and frogs, l'he
nmouii' of hap dues which you can prod tea is in
calculable il yon will show a smiling f.ice, a kind
In art, nnd pleasant words. On the other ban I, by
sour looks, cross words, and a fretful dispo-itton,
you cun make hundreds unhappy almost beyond
endurance. Which will you do ? Wear a pleasant
countenance let j v beam In your eve, mil lovo
on your I'orclieaifT There is no joy -o great as that
which springs from a kind art or a pleasant di ed ;
and yon may feel it ut night when yo t rest, anil
nt morning when you lise, and through the, day
when ubout your daily business.
F.x mAORMNAKV Mkmoiiy. Senooa aiys of
bini-elf, that by tho mere ell jfts of his natural
inimorybe was able to repeat two thousand
Wi rds upon once hearing them, each in its order,
though they hud no dependence or i ounce ion up in
each other. Alter which ho mentioned a friend
of his, 1'ontius Latro, who returned In his monio.y
all the orations be had ever spoken, aud never
found bis memory fail him, even in a single
word, lie also mentions C'yucas, ambassador to
the Unmans from King Tyrrhus, who In one day
no will learned the names of his inspectors, that
the next day be saluted the whole S-nste, ami
all the populace assembled, each hy his name.
Flinv says that Cyrus knew erery soldier in hm
army by narmt ; aud L. Sciplo all tin people of
Home. Ilerr von Nicublin, Ibo celebrated Ger
man scholar, was once a clerk lu the Dink of
Copenhagen, in which capacity he give proof ot
the miraculous power of bis memory by restoring,
fiom recollection alone, the who e contents of a
leal in the bank ledger which b id been lout by
fraud or accident.
Eachkl Stcovino her Part. It seems from
the testimony of M. Jatiin, one of It tchel'i most
profuse admirers, thaf'the Muso of Israel" was
unything but the laborious student which might
have been inferred from the cuaugcle-a style of
ber acting. Referring to the revival of "F.sthor,"
Btid to Hacbcl's failure when she tried the p irt,
M. Janin very coolly suggests that she under
stood nothing about It. having never read the
Old Testament. (She died, recollect, In strict
Hebraism, though her rooms wero docked w.th
ft. Veronica handkerchiefs, rosaries, an j cruct
lixes.) The lively critic goes on to clench this
upposltion with a fact cotnmunl ated to him,
he says, by M. Alexandre Dumas, the younger.
When Rachel was rehearsing in the elderDntu as'
play, the part of "Mad'lle de belle Isle," watch
Mara bad created so admirably at the moment
when "La Marquise" says to the heroine, "Ho
you recollect the 111 fortune of Fouiiuct f"
Mad'lle Kaehel made an admirable gesture.
"Good," cried Alexander the Greater, "that is
just it. Yon know, then, the story of Fouuet ?"
"1!" was the answer; "not a word! but whou
you say to me , 'Do you recollect the ill fortune
of Fouquet f'of course I must tremble and be
afraid. "What need is there for mo to trouble
myself about Fouritiet and his ill fortune r "
Atlienu urn.
Statistics op Si'icide. M. Legoyt, who has
written a very extensive work on this subject, is
of opinion (l)that suicide increase more rapidly
than either the population or general mortality in
all the following countries : liav.iria, Hanover,
France, Mecklenburg, Prussia, the kingdom of
Saxony, and Sweden. (2) Contrary lo the usual
opinion, Knglaud ranks lowest in the scale, as
regards (Ire'tuency of suicides. Denmark and
Mortli Germany stand bighorn, and F rance occu
pies a middle position. (.1) There are generally
about thirty suicides of women to a hundred male
enii ides. (4) The number Increases with age up
to about sixty or seventy years. (5) The number is
smallest in January una greatest iu July. ((')
Women are more iulluenced by moral agencies,
men by material ones. (7) Among married per
sons the number of suicides is smallest; u is
larger among the unmarried, and attains its
greatest limit among those who have been sepa
rated or divorced, (b) In Prussia it has been
calculated, that of every million of Inhabitants
the Protectants give 163 suicides, the Jews 61, and
the Catholics only 47. (0) Suicides are far more
frequent in large towni than in other portions of
the country. Of all the conclusion! deducible
from the foregoing statistical account, the most
astounding one is that suicide is generally and
rapidly increasing; and this the author supposes
to be due to the natural consequence or the
Intensely clvllutlJ ( ) CUn4iligu luto which w.0
are pamiug.
AlLY JlYN0 mEGnAPnPinLADKLriirA,
The Rev. Dr. Stone, of Boston, has accepted
a call Irom San Francl-ro.
Tbe rrsideac of 1',. IVsblne Smith, In V'itts
fnrrl, Monroe conn'y, Nvw York, was destroyed
by lire on Wcdncsd .y nigi.t iat.
Kxrsfrlcnce take- very high ti hool wages, but
she teaches tike no o her.
Good .nature.1 wnmon are angel. T S.
Alw iys (.opposing thnnto bo g od looking.
ofi.iA.
Dr. Months vs. "Ths ta'e bearer and th lal--he.-nci
should be handed u ,i together, Hn) lot .nor
by the toi guo and the latter by the ear."
Two lovers, like the to halves of a dlvlds I
bank tut", bo.vever wblely snpar.ited, al.fsis
corifspond wl'b esch other.
The wife is the sun of this an-IV syjt.ou.
Vu!e-s she attm is. there is n thlng t , , ,,
lnsv.nl; liodies like huslninds from lljingoir
iuto spai t .
"1 live in J'lliVs eves," said an ail'.-e M
dandy, in Col neiti's h 'irn-.r ! doti'i w n icr t
I'," rep d (" or.'e, -s-oce I 'sei vo s ic ha 1 a 'i
in tin in ivheii I saw bi-i last "
An or itur In J't-n illi , I'l., ai I f,.
inoiitbs inm waei. ttie war wis nor t ie
"biaie toi-Hlo.' of t,n MoihI: w i-jl I cone
Noitn and c! urn tin ir f iir De demon as.' "
Mr. Spergeon In- n -tiled fiom the Kvan
geltcal A Mi nice, on in-; t . th - il:sssii-.f,ir i-m gin ti
to the Church ol Kng and iy s. rrtious oa'n i,--tism
and ie:o netai: -n.
A h i r wrote thus to , sv, e-!i, a- t ().
Icila'-l curling von a e s ,iui,.K, t,. h.T
wou d blu-h In lour piesi-u.-e, an I gneu tre ic o
stand appalled."
"Wat thar," said a lloosii-r wo-n in, arter lls
teninK to th, no'i s of a gu. tar in the hmd. of a
la-ty. "I've In ered of i latint rs ufoip, but th it's
the Inst one I ever seed.''
An Irldnn in who had been asked to furnish
tirool of Id- m irri igi, took oil hi- b it Hn 1 ri
li hited a scar on bis lo ad. ' Il-re"sail he,
"is itic inarriage c rt ti -is'i-. Tli it's Judy', in irk."
A philosopher writes to a tailor who had
failed to got readv his ivedd'n.'" nlt. "It was no
serious disappointment ; only I slioul 1 h ive lic-n
tiiarnctl if I had received the goods." That man
will never be scrl msly disappointed.
Aduin was fond of his join s, and when ho
saw his sons and daughters marrying one ano
ther, he dryly n m irked to F.ve, that il there
bad been uu apple, tacio would havo been no
ywimn7.
A French General, well known In Kngtish
circles, who had tho misfortune to bo bald
headed, said that he wished to make a present to
a lady, nnd to give her -omething rare. "Give
her a luck of your h iir," a nd a friend.
Miss llatenian has arrived safely In F.nglan I,
and commenced an engigetnent at Livurp nil.
She go. a thence to Hirmingh am, Dublin, unit
Maiicbe-tcr, uud w ill appear at the Adclphl, Lon
don, In January next.
James II remarked one day to his courtiers :
"I never knew a modest man make bis way at
court." To this a g-ntloinaii present roplie I :
"Please, your Majesty, ieiue fault iithit r" The
King was Btrtick with the answer, and remained
silent.
A person In pttblh romnanv, accusing the
frish nation with b .ing tho mo-t unpolished in
tho world, was inlidly answered by an Irish gen
tleman : "Tha: It might to be otherwise, for the
Irl h met with hard rubs enough to pulishany
nation upon earth."
Not long ago somo work neoplo from Slief
In Id took uu excursion to lladdon Hall. Pari
liusscll hnpicned to pass, was recognized, and
a-ked to "part ike of a glass of old Knglish
chi-cr." Tha means beer, lie did drink a gla
of beer; anil tho glass "so honored" was at ono,o
purchasiil as a valtiablo souvenir!
Late developments prove that on the spot nn
which the present Hotel Dicu, or hospital, at Pit-m.
Stands, there existed t a very remote period,
ol course a temple of F.sctiluplus, where pagan
priests professed to cure diseases by dosing t ieir
patients with sacred lire.
It Is stated that upwards of three bundled
brlgandB are now congreg tted on Papal territory,
and that their number is constantly increase I by
the innlctaetors escaping from tho Putitilleal jails,
or allowed to e-cape on the understanding that
they are to make their way without lo -a of timo
across the Italiau I'routi jr.
A Paris corrosnnndent of the Loudon llernhl
gives to bis p iper this profound bit of inform i
tion: "Whilst on American afl'drs I may state
that the reported fall of Atlanta is generally dis
believed, and the report of the total discomliture
of Grant is very generally prevalent."
A married ladv, who was in tho habit of
upending most of her time In thn s iclety of her
neighbors, happened ono d ly to be suddenly
taken III, and sent her husband in great baste for
a physician. The hush and ran a short distan
but soon n turned, nnxionslv exclaiming. "My
dear, where shall I tind you when I re urn ?"
A dancer nt Marseilles, named M id'do Pan
ca'di, lately made i falsu step, a id fell into tho
promp cr's box, which is sunk bcioir the s age,
close to the footlights. She was not tiiuelihirt
by the fall, but ber firms canto iu contact with
the gas, nnd was instantly lu a Maze. Sue, h 'W
cvir. promptly ex ricBled herself, and w is running
aeioss the stage, w In n the iniiu iger can ,'ht her iu
his arms, nnd succeeded in extinguishing tuo
Humes bei'oie any f ital I jury was dime.
A young woman threw her-elf into tho
Scioto rivir at C dtinilnis, Ohio, last week ; Mr.
was lescitcd bv a party of tui-ii working near bv.
She bnd, however, taken so huge a dosn of
laudanum that she iped In a shoit nine. At the
rvcr side was found a bun-lb 'X, in vlileti s ic
had plui-t'd ber bonw t anil a note of explauat on,
requt sting that tho piled bn sunt to Asli oy,
Ohio. She died calling upon "Gilbert," thi naiuo
of her deci iver
Children should never be entertained with
stories of glin ts or iniir I-ri. Tho sooner the
" raw bead anil bluodv hone" school of cine oj m
Is abolished the better. 'I heso horrible tils
make a most forcible impiesslun on the m n Is of
ynurtg people, which it may re pi Ire yoa'9 to
eradicate. Never (tighten a cbH. If of a deli
cate, timid temperament, it may be injured f-T
lite by such a practice ; and even hold chil.li'ei
may bo convened nto arrant cowards. Mum si.
A Indywho bad b itste.l highlv at a dinu r
party of the good manners of her little darling,
a Idresscd him thus :
"Chnrlio, my dear, won't you have onie
beans "
"No," was tho ill-mannered reply of the petu
lant cherub.
"No!" (jxeluimcd the astonished mother: "No
what )"
"No beans," said the child.'
The cliler Mathews one day nrrived at a for
lon coun'ry Inn, and mldr sslng a litgiibrl ous
waiter, intitilred If ho con It! hivo a chicken and
asparagus. The mysterious serv ng-m in shook
bn bead. "Cau I have a duck, then ?" ' No, t r."
"Havo you uny itiutiou-cb ips i" "Not one, sir."
"Then, as you have no eatables, bring mo some
thing in drink. Have you any spirits ?" ''Sir,"
r'-plit d the man, with a profound sigh, "wears
out of spirits." "I'hen, In woinlnr's na ua, what
have jou got in tho hottso " "An executloo,
sir!"
A gentleman briggltig of having killed a
paniber whose tall was three feet lung, llrovn
observed that the animal died seasonably, aj the
tail was long enough not to he continued.
-I Tf-ini-uititr th hour. I rcruenila.r ths eUv,
1 art! saw thee, ln- love il duriii a pise,
Vt were thfii Ititriatuefu:, ami I utleri-a iiiyrta,
And vsf-nrted ibre h.ans in irol4H-t llieo rrom hana.
I luld tluss iuv luve tin- ih ti'itir esnui to iiurt.
And Ntr,.tui il ttn-n with uril..r nlots, clots to nv heart ;
ILul there cams rrnm thv parted lips, era mine they uipt
A tlni-il ot mast iiil,ni I nu'er can Turst.
Kecently In Parma, a funeral proceslon, on
its return from an Interment in the cemetery
without the walls, was stopped at the gates by an
over-zealous Custom House otllcial, who tarilt'ln
hand, assessed at in much a pound the wax cau
dle carried by the mourners, uud insisted on the
payment of the duty. Tbe-e candles two or
even three feet in length, nnd thick In proportion
ore th perquisites of the mourner, who aro
generally persons of humble condition, and the
dispute waxed hot ; but, or its being distinctly
shown that the candles, having been bought in
the city, must have already paid the duty, the
sapient official proved open to couvictlon, aud
consented to waive his claim.
Dead Rings are forgotten nearly as Boon ns
ordinary folk. In February lust, at Copenhagen,
all wero in mourning for the late king. It wa
not tho outer show, but thero was deep mourning
of the heart. His likeness in half ado.en uniforms,
and in every shape, was hung in every window ;
while it wasdilbcult to rind a portrait of Christian
IX. Gradually the new king likenesses in
creased in number, and they generally wero
barging side by side with those of his predecessor.
Now the marked and blull ligure of poor Frede
rick Y1I i scarcely seen pietorially, while in
every size and form the gentlemanly face of
Christian IX in exhibited to Uie eye of till pois
ing subject.
A worthy old farmer, residing In the vicinity
of Lake Mabopac, was worried lo death last sum
mer Ly boarders. They found fault with hi
table, and said he had nothing lit to eat.
"Darn it," iaid old Isaac ouo day, "what'a fuss
you're making. I can eat anything."
"Cau you eat a crow ?"
"Yea, I kin ent a crow."
"Ilet you a hat," said the guest.
The bet was uiade, the crow caught and nicely
roasted, but before serving up Ibcv contrived to
tt-ason it with a good dose of Scotch sun if. Isaac
(at down to the crow, be took a good bite, and
began to chew away.
"Yes, I kin eat crow (another bit and an
awful face) I kin eat wow ; but I'll W dtirccd tf
1 luuiktr tutor It."
A GLAS3 OT MADEIRA.
A few years ago the visitor to Madeira found
the lindtiliiiitig hills and volcanic peaks on whi h
the sngar-cntie now tlouiishos nukiy ti 1
i ova led with vineyard. For y different uneclos
of rrnpi produced Ine. Hut In the autumn of
Is'i" the w ino disease suddenly broke out, an I
slid rapes unt heeled. With the return ol spring
i-rrii es the deadly malady, whose Sole cause is a
small ftingas, the olinm Tw'K ri, wl.ic i settles
on the leans, In the form of a (itio white p w I t.
Ihc l.-avrs dry up, and aro tina'dc to pi iform
ti.eir mm inm of inhal t.g r, r n, an I ehahn
osyi.t n. 1 he respiration i ml n in ishm ni of the
t plant are chccl.i d, it gro s sickly anJ
t esses to bear fruit, am! if not npiooted gradua .y
p. io s to death .
'I in vme ni.si an his md only entailed ruin on
m nv r. . ! , ,., i, ir ;n,.i n inttrcha-its, tint h ts il-o
i m ni d n v i n lj i-xti noe l iml n n e nt, r tn
so, hi ., I iti,i. ,, the il and. Wn. n he ln(ero,i
tl-. II, iweive es,s ngo, tt was seeomp in e I tiy
ill t an break of the. pon.t i oi-oase, mi.l the twi
I--: e l.u-; iininccd ,-t ir .tion amirr tho poorut
i'hsm .. S,.,i p, i. si mis died of hunger, an I
tnoie won nl ban-sh nc.l the -a.ne I d , had not
no- (on i li me ban s in 1- audi l form id a eo.n
n It ii, tin, I olii.on d Itoui 1- n: Uu I and ihn
tn ten Suites r limey and iirov.si ns to the vaiui
ot t if to tin ui, ,,u pi,, hun-tied pounds.
I is is tm. . in d t-.oii -iioi io the el'-ease tha
avi rege i r. .tin - niiiotin rd to B'i, at ttitriy ttiou
..nil i ipi s, ot whe-h two thirds w.-re Or ink o i
the i-lnnil or (m, tinted in o spirit-. Iu isi't.
Pun tei n Ihoi'SHiid tour htnidr. d and thirty-two
lies b !t the l-iai.d ; iil.s,','i oulvtwii tUo.i-aud
linn cighty-livi ; in I . probali'y no: a single
lm e w t I tie stiii.ed. Ttm gee, it. r fo tion or th t
iptrtid wino torn rally went to l',n.;l in-l
tlioiigh l. t'irli the cotisuuip lou Iheri) has
sl'gh'li ih-cieHsi J, wh Ie it 11 is nsi n to the suno
t r.n m in li u -sia nnd Ninth Ann rl a.
I hm notiiiotis viu age of car i. r years is now
all hut iii'iienl lo a cipher. O il n il M.iteira
will soon Ik: a ran y e ven on the Island, a id
Hu ll vine growing, for which the v. anic sod is
adnnraiily suited, will only po se-s historic mte-le-.-t.
01 course ine wbo e world will coiiiiiiuo to
dtlnk pr.ti titled Madeira, which will hardly be
alb cud by milium, tnanks to our enterprising
wiiie uiiiiiiilai tiit-ng m. reliant.
All the remedies employed against tha disea-o
wero in-eless. Su.phur sligh ly checked tho
malady, but Hpolled the wina; varnish pr.nected
the leaves fiom the tmigtia, but injur. l the health
ot the p ut.t. At last the desperate resolution
was loiuied of d-g;ting tin the old vities aud
planting young ones. Vines Imported from
Cyi rus and elsewhere, after being properly cud -valed
lot a w hoe on the island, will ae, pure the
propiriics id the old renowned vin-vards, always
assuming hm they aro not assailed by the
disease. L Is sup, .used that tho first vines wero
brought to Madeira Irom Cyprus and Can, Ha
about the year M'-o, and in time acquired lirst
ruto piopi tties through thu character of the soil
and the mngndiceiit climate. If Matleira vines
now be conveyed to Cypius, thev produce lor
the first few years a wino very like Madeira; but
they gradually lose their peculiar qualities, aud
eventually rcM-mble the vines which havo been
grow ing lor centuries in their native laud.
Although the vine naturalized inMileirt a
lew ycai alter tho discovery of tho island, it
was not cultivated to any exti-n' till tha hogjn.
mug of the sixteenth century. In those ilas,
we lead lurtlicr, thn vintage usually took placa
in September in tho south, and three or four
wcik.s atcr In the north, aecoidiug to tho sltua
t i ii tif the vino arils and their elevation a hivo
tl o sea. 1'ho nits and luards, whi u prop iga ed
iu chorine Us number, usually destroyed one
hlb s-t the crop; after the grapes were gatuerul,
they were tbnmii into a clumsy wooden trough,
and ptcssed by the naked feet o,' tho vintagers.
This ptimltivo method of extructini; the juice
litres tiom it veiy e.iny ;riod Tho picture of
iho ancient Egyptians represemt this process, and
iu the c-cr'ptuies, us well us in several Latin poms,
piu.sng, uin found which seem to prove that the
nut icnt lb brews und the tribe ol Italy adopted
tins method.
Wbcu tho lirst juice had been expressed, tho
ten, iiiinng in, i s was collected, tied together, a d
pressed once more. Tne must (mo-to), however,
was collcctuil in a tub, trim ported to the cellars
in goatskins, unit pl.tce-t thero iu casks, w heie t e
piiieessof (cniicnt ition went on for four or live
wei ks, niter w hi h thn wine w as transferred to
other casks, for the pti po e of hung lined with
eggs, bullocks' blood, or, more frequently gp.
si, in. 1'iev ioiisIv, ho eiei, about leu b ntics of
britudy were iid.ied to each plie, in order to pro
vcut the I'oriiiution of ace in acid : tin brandy
w h uf home lien utiicttiro, being ni uie ot tint
worst sons of wine, such as Sao Vi -elite and
l'nrio Santo. A ccit.nn amount of wa or was also
milled to the dr, gs, mi h fearful bevoraga, ca led
Agonpc (Tout wati r), was ihas predated, held iu
gn tit esteem by the low er clas os.
'J he w mes wero kept in cedar of moderate and
settled teiiiperiituie; tne only exception wn the
Tiutii, pti sentiy to oc mentioned. Ihn purer
doit werr submitted for six tn nitlis alter ferine n
t it Ion to a tempi rattirn of fifty ur aixyd grtc
Ccnligr de; lor ihc heat was supposed to rentier
n timber leyingdown untie, -ess iry. IWhs
iolcnt piot-e-ss the wine actpnred a eeitatn II i'or
ot age , hut with it a diy uud s.uohy taste, winch
cotihi in vi r be entlrtlv reu.ovcd. 't lie bsttcr
sur s, howi vcr, war.- In d by for year- ii. the i t d
tniiy ti iii.etaiurc. The -n stw iin wero prod tcod
uitong the soiit i c nisi, and ivere pro l iMy anri
vil, eil in the wold lor bouquet, -o'tuuss, and
Hai r. The re is ni why they h ive, g.-adu illy
sunk in the esiieiu of hng ish c ins'itiier.s v i , I bo
lound iu the iiii-t. ttiat, oning to the gr :at dum and
(or tho w-int a an I their high price e-pc ally
during the N.ipnlnmic war, many lucrch n lj of
I nnehiil Here t'.h.ptel ti sell lilfcil r nines a,
brt-t e-lnss.
l or iho pTtcding remark wo nrc ehicllv in
eb bti tl lo u w ine tnirchaiit of Santa Crua, who
bus livid on tlic bland for nearly li lly years, has
ucquiitii an iiinncnse f rtunu, ami Is universally
p gurci o as i lie authority on tin- s inject Accord
ing io tins (.i i .firman, the following sort were
tin most en ii lua o I :
1. Mai.a'.i.. A hright-co'orc I, Iienvy, very
liroii.iuic Mm, , m nn-. Ir nn the iio.-oi rnnlida.
It is pro'tatilc ilia' the la-ter w ir.l Is a corruption
ol C.Mlia, tne l nt vu I .nil of this gripe. Tuo
beriy is boge, oval, and of a golden huu wli-u
llpe. I he liuest n ines of this class wero made ut
Fa.rnda dos Pad es, which f irmt rly I'donge I to
the J suits, and at Paul do Mar, b ah pi a 'in west
id Fiiuelhil. As this rape was very de idle, and
easily spoilt d, it was tin- nearest ol all the wines ;
the p pc In iuv put a hi o, id for from sen ntr-tive lo
eiphiy-llve pounds, or ic.irly thr-e shill ugs a
Ixiille ilrst co-t. I hi wine is no longer exported,
and the- small stock slid in existence, fctcuus teu
gbillii gs a t ait He ou thu island.
2. SmciAi. A dry, bright-colored wino, with
a powerlui boinpict, produced Irom the Ktienish
iraa. Ii was um drunk till it was tight yours oi
age, but then it was considered by conn iitoitra
the best und hculthiust sort. The young winu hail
an ( M-ectliiigly ilis grrc.ible taste, and the grape
itself whs so sour and nneatuble tuat even the
lizard wouid not much it, which Is saying a good
deal. The cost prl :e was from seventy to eighty
pounds per pipe.
3. '1 1 nta. or Midtdra-Rurgnndy. A dark,
pl.-asuntty flavored wino, made from tho small
black burgundy grata). It almost black color
eniuna'ed Irom the skin-, which remained in the
wine during termeniatioti, aud imparted to it the
astringent tsistu of port. It was usu illy drunk
out mg the lirst or second year. After lint
period it gradually lost its debcitc nroin l and
bouquet. Thu pipe fetched from sixty to seventy
pounds.
4. HfAL. A pleasant wine, ra'her light, made
from a handsome, round, straw-colored grape,
which huu to be cut as s .on as it rip-med, or it
dried up uud yielded but little juice. This wino
wa equally good, whether young or old, aud
fetched from evenly to eighty pounds pur pipe.
6. Day Madi:iha (most made in the island,
and most extensively Imported) w as composed of
a mixture of various sort. The best winu w.n
produced from Fnuehul and the village of Cotn
pauario, in the districts of Cam do Lobos und
Kslreito. It was supposed that this wine was
dried and Improved by a voyage to tho Kan or
West Indies ; hence it reached the Loudon market
under the title of "Hast or West India Madeira,"
while that which was shipped directly from
Madeira to Kngland was called "Loudon pui'tlcu
lar." Thi is the only Madeira at present pro
curable in Kuropo. Tho usual prico was lormei ly
twenty-live to Inly pound the pipe, but alter tha
outbreak of the vino disease it became from i.l'y
to toj-hty pounds. Other mixtures of ibllereut
ort produce Verdelho, Uasuardo, Ncgrlnhi, Ao.
It was generally as-timed that an acre of aver
age latnl yielded a little over a pipe of wino, b,:t
four i es were the largest inutility ever grown
on a single r.cre. The best Soil for tho vines was
a mixture ef red and yellow tufa: a wenther
worn busult was uiso Itiioivn a yielding aod,
While a slilf clayey one was of no use. The grapes
never ripened at a greater height than littecn
hundred feet above the sea level; for, though
vine were planted at two thouand feet, and bore
grur ', the wine made from them was ulways of
a very moderate quality. It wa believed that if
tho grupca were to regain their good quailties, a
fresh til ol vine was requ.site every twenty
year. A great deal, however, depends on tne
soil and the week of cultivation. A vino which
is carelessly attended to in poor soil loses it
virtue iu eight or ten year; yet the same vine, if
rartdully tended in good sod, will lose uoue el iu
disliuguUliiug qualities iu litty year.
l ead In I lie Or
A wg fayi thit the reason, why MoClcUaa
look rtfuge on bouJ the UaUna wi tbul bti r
ferred Uil iu Hie vre raUier tliua 10 Uitj luuun
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
Iprenf of "Hell NinltH."
Tho Cincinnati paper announce the death In
that city of Mrs. Louisa P ait, wife of Judge Don
Plait, and widily known In literary circles by the
not di-plome of " Hell Smith." Mr. Pratt bad
been an occasional contributor, con amnre, to tho
lli-ne Jimrnnl, of New York, aud to ev ra! of Iho
b adiini nisgaxtnes lu this coun'ry, nnil sho was
the fio'hunss of a sparkling vo limn entitled
" Ih II Stn ths Tiavels," which Ine liter try world
received II itteringly a few years ago.
Iheden-asrd was a laiiv of rare attainments
end fi lm, mei t ; she ha I mingle I in the highest
f.rniti-s ot cultivs'i-d society in Ktiroia" aud Vne
in a at d in ti e con-act had eattl, il nay and
etiiim d no m re ol Cut Mist there found than
she nmi ty it-panl from the ni nes of her ostii
Milllntit tnPiii and polished manner. Sim ban-
i V "bl titled ressun with ph a ur", and wis lotn
w uh ninth." In r bio whs more I liana mere walk
ing shallow,
1 1, s er ill tn1 fr-s-a t.), ,.lf t, ,n t.f t ers,
At ii b-tt Is li, hi J t in ,rt "
Though yoitin In yenra, her life was Inn?,
s-ni-H il ai siterid life's great f-tnl, a-id t t th ise
who kiiev It. r In Intately, she is 'u it if id, but
goiiO la foic "
lip rnitk't tiistitsn at tiist t tsir flitht."
IJOOI'lillH yVlU VAUI.TH,
S.E.Cor. THIRDand CUESNUr Eu.,
T tidcr U. S Telegraph O.'Hce.
f)ll STOCK ALU ALWAYS ON HANI).
fit It I'ltAf I'll 1,
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thi.lnnrlil rrrt'i-d t ii imp nt ti.e flastl staikt ef Met
S'ltrlin rr l.tfju ir. In the cit) . t is prer-rMnr Inttt-i th
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No. 1228 CHESNUT STREET-
DKAI'NESS, HMNHNKSS, AND OA TrVltRU.
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1'IIITI VIHfilV V OV AXTIMiK.
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I'a s ist tit-it a mIhu ioiwarili'tl to llavra, Itrvuien, Hot
ten in in Attu eri. Ac , at riialv lowmtua.
Iuriii (r in l,ivi rnn.l or iuf tiotoH n Tmt OaSIn,
$1.hU, f. I7ii, f ilf H'tt-rakt rrutu l,lvrio. and QtiiMit
tosA u. 7it. Tin r-ih. wUh i rjnjfnf Uimr Irtuaa cui
buy ttt kr liero at idem ra.
xoi luitJ er tinoitiintiuu ai'p'y Ht XV e (Vm,iaij otTii!a.
JoiIn !AliK. Aicnt.
Ho. Ill tVALNL I 8. reel, L'liiidoltliia.
fWs, noNTON AND PHILADELPHIA
JUtiiMKZ Hfttmai 1 Lin,-, aiiilinc rr ru onvh (ort on
b.. i t i(l',Wf. iiom flt v.l r' xlm.a I' INK iifimf , Pfilla
(I i I a a, d 1T(. Hh'irf, ItoNtori. Knuu ft rut wtuu-f
anovc 11 N fc Ht i rt" . s-ii Haiu dm . OiMo!pr H, Vui.
I h nt nt li HA Xlj . , ftlnithi vth, will aiil ram t'hlla
tli iio( fi.r (t.itj'oii.ou Unlt, Ut'iidi. r M, a n' ok
A M ; nni' the . amislMf Nt K , . Ut-kor. rrum R Uitn
In' lti)ui'l hi, -ill udiiip lajr,4t 4 I . M.
Titihr in ami at.ltiianiiai lU-Hnivn-Mi ftrm a rKi'-kr
I'fi. , (.rt in x fi(,n. t'jpt (i .fi run. :itlly alllrll
IiihuaiTt tilt r.iti) hi iiil L&tf Ui fruauuui OfiAitfvd on
lilt Vl'flHt'lN.
1 rci. hta takfii at iar ra'oa.
hni(MTH r n-r-i)otii tJ 'o fjcnrt Blip HWulj.U and BUli
LaOliih witt thftr ummIm.
-r I' teiht tt I iwrniKB fhctiiK flrf aioomnoiAttiini)
apply to liKNKt WiNhiitt A .,
Jt.4-U Ho. Mi I'KI.AWAKr. Ammiu.
.tf . no -v n.iiM I.. m a, via I'tciwirv and
lilrtial. 1't t )!., lut 'k nf In ill linfla ru .MaviiiK
oa u IV eluck M ai h o'clock P. U., frou ttiiad pier
l. o ainui htf(n
Kor Tfi.lit, rhirh mV bi- in on arr(imn.Ja.tfn
T.ifc, Hppi.v toll MAM M. HAJUh 4 Ci..No.)iin.
DKLA W.iur. Aveinia
RAlLhOAD LINES.
NOIiTH PENNSYLVANIA ItAII.HOAD.
H.IC BUlll MUM, itY t.fcH MiWN KASHIX,
MAIH II l lll NK. UAi.LJ'O.S, Wn.Klii.SUa.UUi!., WIL
J.iAtoblcltl FAl.I. Alt K A N IKMK VTM.
O'luirtttCar MiMiA,,(Httfiiiii r li Pairncr
luiini Mlu Unt n ti c M-.W I -It tjr, TMIKI tri-i't, iljvn
1 1n ii,iiM,)ut 1 1 1 i jntlL liiia. ituiiy (Uutitlttwa xciuid), aa
loliVi,; .
ai ? :ui A M OxprfKn) tor Iti-tltlrMieiu, AUeatown.
Mini li 1 1'iii.K. M ilk fbrnrt. Wi iniii-.'irt.
At H i A. M ( a t oiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiti) mr .uyltiwn.
At 10 if A M. Ai-t:'iiiiuniia toitj tor ro'i xVrirJntjtoa.
Ai i ;n f. M (At04'ntio.itii'i ) icr n vit.w,,.
At :i 11 1. (v (Hr' in) lor Htttlfh' 'n. V mioii, AO.
'I Ink IimIii rVNi-l rh K 'Ut li it- IN ''. M,, nnd luaki'a cl090
conne ;i it'll wiin thr Na .h rnuv i chitmI lr Nw korh.
y I ', I . P M Vail) l r !..vk- .t'.u n
Ai 6 if . 51 ( AiHJontuu uatiuii) IV r Hothlcl.uw, AJIea
ti'W ii. und Mauclt l.'ltuiik.
i tr. P Xt ( ac..'Hiu.' tltio-) I ana.ialo.
II V M, ( Arooliuiit daijou) tor Kori A'u.tliliin.
1 1 r-'ii'f. 'run t j ii t lr iTin-iin-1 at ihe lu Ret Ofllce,
TIMKli Mtiati, it liUtf- ttticct, in nrder to (.t.uroili
low vat mttn v( lari
'lhAlNH l-OH P(ULATKIiPIII4
Lat liphl i. in at A M , Vi 1- uoju.aiid ''li P.M.
In H.-.t wn at r . o A M., li J'. M .ufid&ij P. U.
l.iuiMinla in t.-l'i A. M
r urt WaohliiHton at ld-.'4 A M. and 1 r. 11.
ON HI SiA.
I liilmlelphla f.T lit Oil. t m ut " A M.
1'liltmti la )r ii' tottit til i'. (,
lilimti)Mit r i hila cli'ln ut 't 'Jii K. M.
iw il.l. in in ioi 1'hl.t.tliiU'liiM mi 4 I. Si.
)iilln.tH N r.MK iikiu KxiriRH will t all f r and ifaUvor
baKVNo toe (Juol. otJi r uiay bo lot. ut Ho. iii
ty. , llliiL ."Uict.
It- ly EI. US Cl.lfiK, kifut.
leTTl PHILADKLPH1A AND ioi? 4
1 V4. KhIK KAILHOAD. JOU'4.
i l'ia 'r-at line tiuvcttfia tio Aii)iu.rrn nm Ntrtlwat
coiintit-k w 'riiiiaiitiua to Hit tit nt V.rio wn Lakw Kr.
II M.Uul dftil l llt IK WHY l, ASM UilLHOAU
t'Oiklt'ANY, and umtt-r their ftiitoict-a U bi'lug ntKllf
u'i.Ml throuU'-iu Its t i llvt- Ui'h
It in nuvr iu uoo 'or I'aut-titiur nd KreilU bulnai froio
Hirrii-Utrk to Y uil-ortum, I'v nilliij, n la Lu ut -iu Divi
sion, aid uoni hl,tlwld to t rli (id iuilu).ou Urn (Vectors
lvlUli.
iimis or 1'AaakKOKn thainat rim. AMtLi'riiv.
Mall'l r.iln !.".v- tixAK. M.
tjaii.c- Tram icavm lo- kP M.
.'ia i uu tt nn.i,h ni i r iiiamii; Utifh navion then
tTdlii Letwt-4H PMUiU-li'fijauud Lock Ujvvu.aud WtwvoD
li-t M ir huu Iaii Httvi-n.
ly.U-vum fi-.iii.it ( in un tlio Krres Truln bntti wiyi.
i ;r tiiiuniiat'tui rt ppcimimk pvmvr tiuiui'tH, i:ily at
U.m H. K. n.riH!i oi'KI.KYKN UI aod AI A KK !i V Hi.oqim.
Antl lor 1- ri'iklit tniBiman ft llie Ci jti.my a Anvil
h. tl Kin .h:. ii,. Ir .coriAf M i l l.&S IU und aJAUKU'l
lrt!i TH, l-M'HUl-HlijA.
J. It. f.. oi, Kr.
J- M. 1'iiU, AU, 4. N C. Il.t lUillliut r.
II H01'flTW.
(; nt-rttl Krtlht Aufiii. 1 l.iind. .lA.
l , IS L. II'H l i,
Ui lit ml Tli -l UtMit, I'h.l.,,!. Inh.a
.H'MKI'll 1. HUTS,
Jtvl-tf 'H aortal MiikMin r. WUluiiuatvo
TUKKCT N 0 fl T It K H N IIATLUOAD
J ht)L"IKI
Mill Al.l.l.l III A TO NniiTHR KM"! KKN IIN'Jf il
VNIA, I-..V1 UAL A'.'l Vi-:sit.l.N XKVf i Cit II,
Ml IIO AMi 11. K lMi-'M.
Mv PtiK-'tti Ma nn I iitnii n HalJrri.l, lu Ivultro, and
I'tmiii H,.iiot,i. in titnurf, UtiotHAiiQ, and Wctttvu
It .iii'tj.ti, tujtl k.r- hiitiHy.
l! !Wu i lillhMh I i tut i tl I'M'H'Mi llift Ahll DVIu.
Ko itiauif lux lu fl nn tit.
;iij Mll.lii liHOAIt OAlMKt
THiiKiuftt .a H.tt tyii t'Krt . n t.ic iiifiit nil c (lie rvn'a.
OinF. Nir:V --I.fci.vi- M.i,n.ili:..At M.'A. .,lrom U
KriittiiR'ti u lCfM'l ol tl. 1 f Llai.fliMa uml 1 jvntoit K iW
rouil , . l.auKf 4k Vnrtinka f'l.mk l f h Mr owl tiaiiL-c ,ari
CI I tit lr i nurt', J ..i kuMui.oa, i.d Wi-t'eru K.Ur.iV aiul
ut Orht And to lite Llo iUilMaj'.itrfiv.ikV at UiU4uat
b ."i A. AI.
iiin Kouth Take the P.rl lUtlwAjr Kxprn frnin
lintialo at 10"-'.' V. M. . rl amo at i.n i.t ..tinl t, the i.,,t
mui,1 atkani.a,nnd Wi itt rn Ki.ina.uud at Mamma a
) unk tu ttiv iilt-if ltlwnrv Kailn ad um, wlmh
U rtui.'h MulMdfli lua, nrnvl:tv at t. -!Lf. M.
i-awfc nj-tm cin.' inrtli clur at In law,! Nutlon ft
tin Jtir, Lackawanna ud WHi rn Htklrtad,at l'i'M
P.M., old hnv Hint' for l UrcM Uend, wmio
Ihc lull clitnkC in.tdv ato'Vi P, H Ttiufo V'n' SouiL
r.aheihu Hm famiH n t.rw.t nnd.ai ft &) A M ., nnd
litvfUiii r brtttklaxt tl'fi takmit leiuwaro, LicW
wanna and WtoUrii Kailiittd trtatu ; tuUi- U l'i4W al
1-4U P. M.
'I rirmvh Tirkcta to Md iitm Puffnk). 7unk!rk, H t.t 1
t r, .linlrn. Iil.aia, lWtvo, H'nj. In.mittai, Itrat iiriid,
H ranton, Wtikolrri, ltclawara Watt r 4Up., Av,
Pare butwt-vu PliiiMilvl.'Ma ami BurJiu( $11.
Ak for Uckttt) Yltt OUtii li-d. . ,
-lt WM. II. OATZMCK.iftnf.
18G4.
RAILROAD LINES.
1in,Anvi,VllIA, M'lLMINOTOcf, AND
X IIAI.I IMOHi. HAH. Komi '
nNi.r. or iiotiRH
Oass.l.n.s ,.miav,,k .rfiit lm
ri.Wr,.rl,..n. l-MIMnp,,,, ,,, '
m" k m.7?-.I! J- r .' A.
r 1 J," ""' . 11 14 !. I aft, -o, I an tl-Off
Hilinlntn at s 1 (M,M ,v."MI, I as i;-a.
II , I t i'-i. nn.:, : , !,. ins,t II twp M
Net- I s-iss ni s e A . H tn.t lit) f, J,
I titv- M. an I uu I'. M.
Men ol a a , A 1
Kslu! ui n' a i ; A. W
THtisa t OK f-IIlt AtlFI tain
Ij -vs Ita't.iii.srs ml s l.i. la A. M. (Kip; -), 1 1
I mi. I Ii. J- I . if . '
ttiiu.itiu-n t 1 1 7 r,, .j A. u.,U Jl.l m, ii,a i,
4 . ,ti si 4 't in I' M
H. i .slant si ll-s.. a H.
Mi.li.r,. : il I'. M.
Iwi-tti i. it a M., utd I t I". W
N, i-i t s , e A. M . an.l i ttr. II.
ti st- lt..li,,.t.H,hu.U',l I'l, f.-.m, T-?i), I M
r. m
1 1 ni it ,ltt-n'.rs f ,r sttulal'tiry mel InU-nti.tlAi ftftlctnt
at in J l M
I . -i ,- i.KH.tiiotv r.r It vor anJ Inl.-roir list latiurtf at
l in I' M
TU-lN-i tiH RALTIMSti.lt
.vrv' ,.,, ni h in ,. i t ,i r. An,l II isi P W.
I. -.ts Weisoc;i.i at ft ii tt, a M.. 14 nd 11 I
P. U.
tn-'c'.i Trn-nt. s-lth (tar altscSr.1. will run
e i.,is --
I..-AW t ,lm,iB ur poor rvl I'ft mi intrtntstistsptsrAil
at 7 mi ". M.
Ml, mii imtv at m A. M .10 an P.M., from Pll-
rti-'iiliia I,, Ita'.iiiiirfs.
t M.e. i-i , ,,i. .iiia I., W,iiaii,-t .a at t-.K) A. M., 15- a).
at, 1 1 on i . a.
I r.au lis t, .to e t.- 1-MlatlFiitMa at 1 4a A. M sna 1
P. M tit 1 at 10.-'. f M . Ir I-.smi n so ;t C'ies.liiaia.
4 II y. ti KN N K , suiisillllsl, l .iil,
j) E A 1 I N ti
IUIUUAU,
..KMT TttUNK I.INE
Klif Pllfl.AIMK Ml, ni T.IK INTKIMOR Of
11" - r-l I A, I UK it'll 1 1 V.K 1,, H(IA.
Wl If.iJA Mk A . I I MMKKl AN I, AMI
VlOHlNi VA1.1XV,
NI
WORTH, NOKTnWFUI. ANOTIIK CAHADAfl.
PA.SKN(1-.K THAI Mi
Ta.- rrniKM'a J- 't. at TUIItTRP.NI and
Ai I nft'iiiM, f,ii. ot. rbliaJ'-U'lua, at do (x1oriu$
hlHIII '
Blill.MNt M Ml.
At bmi A. M , fur Kr-ain,a, I ftiMnon, Kohrata,
C- hmii'ia lirri.hnn(, ronimti, p,nrriiT. rarnHia
Hniii.ur, Wtitianxif'ttt, Kitu'm, ,l lmtir, Nlas'tva P'nl t,
UnMaJo. All tuw, WI kfiuiura. Pltutoa ork, t'arllaio,
1 licniMrrttur-', llKt rftiOMu. Ac
'I hi train rnn-ti at hKAlilNU wt'h Pi tat PnnrlTA
Bta Bilrtatl fitimi ior A innt-ntn, Ac tho Oa lniK and
il-'lninbla Kailroa t tor Kiihrata. I.tl r. And S nntiia and
with Hit- lytN.rthi.n Vail. y tram rr lUrH.butf, An. ; u Pf
CI,. NTT N wlih 'Atav1n, halin-nd UAlna lur Willi oa 'rra,
W iliiiiiUNpt-rt lock Marin, P.iuilra, Ae ; at llMUliH
lt( lUi vrltti ' Northarti t'fintrrU' "( 'iimtxirlani VlttT,"
and f"t-r tk 111 and Hmnur-ha-ina" trann fur tlort mm
lNtlAnd,VV liliav-p k.t'ha-nhn-rnlnirn, Pldo(Tovo,Ao
AVTKHMK)N rM'KI'ilN
f .itOTat Phllad-l.Ma at .. JO P. M. Pr Kaa llnt, P 4t
Mlt , rtnayrnvo, llarrlshnrv, Aa , mpuitln at llarrla
huu rr till pan it yiv cnia 4iitri tralaa tnr PuuirK,
htirthrti ' nital Kallroad trntit t.r Hiinr.urr, Noritima
t.f t lainl, Kluiirri, Ac, hihI at Port (Hlut.n with t'NtAwlmo
Halinmd tra;i fbr MO ton, WUllamiMrt. Elmlra. iiuiialo,
Ac.
KE A1H N(l AOt'OMMODATION.
Loatci beadii K at ii 00 A. M ., topmii at 0 WAT stA
llot'S. atrih,ic in I'lilladflplila at ti t. A. M.
Kftiiruliud linr.- PliiUdoljiln ai ftw P. M.i arrlres la
Krruiiti m n-ui p M.
Train lor Piulntli lpiila Iravf llarrlhtirit at7Mf A. M and
Potifviiu at H lb a. M .arriving in Phiindiim at li M)
V. M. AlirtniHiti tr.iloi It'avu llrirrUnikrir hi 1 i.S P. M.,
r-Htj-vllie at a-.'Hi P. M., arrlin In I'lit'udMhla at 7 P. M.
Mikii iiaui". wnu a prn'niri'r --ftr attarhott,
Philartt-it.l.la at 1 P. M , fn? Ha.1iiw an I all war "tattona;
li f H'-Htliiu at 12, nuon, anl Itwnlutown at U JU P.
M lor 1 MiaiK lhla ami nil why trttl mh.
All tlio ni.nvf initna run dally, Xnnrtayi moeptM.
Hun-la trnina hn a Pniin villa f T-.to A. u .. u.i PltI
dt'j)iiaaty: P M
C'MKS l Kit VALT.KV R AlLROAf.
Pfttnkri fnr I'mvnlnctown ami ii.liirmrs ilt iwtfnta
UkntlifH K'A. V. nnd a irtP. M.trrtlti" ffmu PhUadalphia, I
reinnilrf froiu I'owulngtown at 0 10 A, M., and U U
norn. i
hkw vork r.xniKrt for pirrsuma and tub
W K tT.
I-oarrnNt w Tork ntUA. m. and 7 P. M.,pMtnir ftfa'lln
- .iiiiihukiii aim i .w r , .h., ant. riinnm'iiyv i narna-
4rn with Ptniolvn)nU lUHroad lixprum nam for Pitla-
Jnrn, CMrakti. ttt'd I tin Wtit.
Kt'lnn.inn Kxtm-f. trmn Iravoa flarrlahiirvon AtrtrAl of
ti Pfiiimylvatilft l-'.xtnooa from Pltt-ourK at .1 1 and
7 ;t0 A. M , pa-tiliw KtmlhiK at 4 7 ana : i A. M , and
nrrtvlnit at New ork at M A. M. nud 4" P. XI. Slmp
1 B t'ai" a'f otritnuy tlitton tratni ihri)Uiih,tMtwocn Jumvr
Ciiv and IMtiaitirt', withmtt chanu.
Mnli irath nr New York lfat llrnihrir at 1'4A P. M.
Aiail train n.r tUrrhorn ltvia Nw York at li M
M-m;t i kii i, vali bv kailkoai
Train It avt Pot'ivlila at HMO A. M. and B P.M.,ra
tiuniiie trrnn Tiucarora at rt U A M. and 4 Vt P. M.
HtMII l.hll.L AM) M'HOI'Ktl ANNA liM.KOAD.
Train laav Auhiirn nt M- A.M. f--r Puititcmva and
llarrifbur.', and nt p.'tO p. M for Pluoffrnvo onlyj rnttirn
h K irom Hr.rrt.,ir)r nt 1JU p. M., and trota Piuaamvoat
7 A.M., and ' P.M.
T1CKT.TR.
Throuirh firat-rlapa tirtiiaand omltmuit tlnkfta to all
lite irlitial i-)li't In th North and Wmr and CmtiUi,
1 lie tii- in tit kU ara ititiifnai lt onlv ai the ofM.
R HtAIK("KI),1rrnfurtr. Nn W7 H. KOTKIH Strwot,
rtd'aoc pl la. or of u. A. Mi.xX.Lrt, tl-nurai HuporUttau-dt-nt,
litsMdiiiy -
tHlMMPTATlOV TKKF.Tt.
A' prc. t diciMint, between any pointa doilrad
for fmilica and ttimn.
MIl.r.AflK Tlf'KKTW,
liMd fnr?0 noim.iiatwarnall olnta, at $M 60 eaaa,
for famlliOK and tlrni.
HKAN TIPKr.TfiJ,
For ttrt a, ili, iiin. r iwi lvu luuntlia, for holdera only,
io all poind, at rrdnrrd ratt.
ri.l KllVMRN
Ri Pldlnr on ttm Hm' of tho nrnd will ftimUhttd with
rard, untitling Uivutifsvea aud wivu to llc&ula at hail
huts.
FStntttRK.K TIPKV.VR
Prnm IMiiladfloi ta m irinripal ntutlonn, nid nr Hatur
rtay hiifxliiv, in id Mm diy, nt rmlnc d f.tfo. to lift lim! only
at tht? Tu ki tonii-o.ai Till UTKKN iH aud CAJLLUWUILX
blrveia.
KHKH1HT.
il.odi of all clfrrtp'tnng fitrwtrdM to all th abira
potKM. lim th-(oni.aii'4 ntw In-Ulit do put, ili DAD
aod ft 11,1 m ftuei i
t KKItMIT TRAfSH
l.i ).vp Phllad.-lplila ii.iii a; A. M , I P. M ,aod C P. f t
ft r K a"i . l.tnnin. Hum.ihurK. J'ottiTtiia, Port L'iiQ
Ua, and puliiu Uoyond.
MAU.H
Cloae at tha Vtipad'phia P.m-Orflrn f.r all pia-vw on tha
n-ait and ill liranchi!. nt ft A- M., and for the prloc'pal
ataUoiihouly at 'V L. P. M.
IlUII.ADF.I.l'llIA, OKKMANTOWV, Ar
KKl.ltl.slUWh KMI kll.M..
TilIK TAltl.P.
On ai.tt arlirMuMiAV, Alar H, 11, unlU turtuar
iiwtiL-a.
HK tlKltM.M.TIIWN.
Leave I'hllniltli.nia li. 7, H, I V II, 12 K. M. : 1.1 , i'lt
3,, 4.H ',., 7.8.1", III. II, It P M
Lt-avr I.Krniallti'ttii.li, 7, 7 lln, H,H 'ill, !), 1(1, II, tl A. Aa.
l.M.it.4 il,,li, H, II.. 7, H. !, III. II an.l li I'. M.
'J lirHMiiown, ai.il ilir it'; jnd train, up, ilj not ito
fti tli. i.;is-iaiitn lira-ii-fi.
I IIK-Nt r mi, I. ItAII.ItUAD.
I.i-ai. Pbilim. Iil,la, . a, 10. li A.M.: 1, .IV.SV.1. 1
un,l 1, P. M.
Itan- I li.siiiit n il. 7-ln,ll,IH0, 1110 A.M 1 lO.J-44.
411, e-H'.N 411, an.l III 4ti p. M.
t'UK (ONHIKHIiti'KK.N AND Ni IHLISTOWN.
Lfavf Phila.ii-Iiliia , il.i, II U A. ai.; 1, . J . 4 '4, t,l
e, .Mlii. ami P. M
l-av. Nrrl.u,n.(.';,7, 7-N, Anil 11 A. M. IK, 4X
t and II I'. M
1 r train an, "III ,l.,p it Wihl. loo, MnBirk
Slid Cfl,itliM:aao url
Knit MtNATPSK.
I-avp PliltnnV'iilit u, t, il'iii A M., 1, S,4,,R.,
.. h i-;, and li.H r. M.
l.'Hvr Uaua;ui.k.l,'.7t.',g"i0, UViHS A.M., J,, 7,
aud J), 1- H.
II. K. HMIT1T, f tniral Hupartrtandent.
tnjil Iiopoi, MMri and i.ar.KM ,sus-t.
"V" EV RAILROAD LINK NORTH.
1 I'll I I.A) iK .I'll I A. 'Id HltilOM.r,
lllltlll till I MVK llUIUt.S.
KAi.K tl.
Kr TIOKKTM .i, I.IHHI rIK TIIRKR ItATH.
tin nnd a! mr I(IN lt. , til ii si I, Istil, trail,, will iMav,
nsut " VINK htrefl, PhMadl'liia. t'vi-ri- nwrnin at H A.
W. (8i mlajra rxi't-ptrt: ). il ei ( a l.v i!h faiudait and At
lantic and Jtantaa und llflawara hay KaliniaJa Ut Pi1
aioBau nlii, aud t. 1 1 1- c.'iitui'iiti.iiu aluauinr Joaaa Hot I,
tuti otnf Atlantic straet. Itruuklrn ; raturninir, Itiava At
lantic Mmut W Uafl .veryda t.HuHda aaueplisJl, al 11
A M.
TiatMara in tn. tsity of New York ara nnUAad nm to
aniily itir pa.Hnt;. b ttil, line, th riiat" nf Sum dutty
liavinti yramt-d tu tl.e l annian and Amuoy mi,i,oa-.ly tli
aicliihivi pilvllLK. it earrjlnu pa.i-rjivi'i-s and f.i-iK it lia- .
tsttt-B tli. rltli-, i.l PtliKkll toa au.t Nuw Yd k. v4-i tl
W. r. (Iltll-HITS, Uonaral HupartntMi.ljnU
-iri'ST CHESTKK AND PIlILADKLnilA
1 HAIIeUOAI.. VIA VHjU.
8 lMNil AiiltANUHMKVT.
Ou and ftfttr 1- HlUA . , A.u.1 1, I.n,., iic Iralua will Ir art
a UilJ.iWi :
I.fuve PMtA.lflphla from the P(iot, corn or of THIltrT
PllM'l and MAIIKKT Hinuti. 9 A. M , 11 A.M., w .H5
P. M.,4'!p. M.,6'4 I. M.
I ti'iadtitlila 1'rjMit chKfiMcd ftm Khlli rKKN CH and
V A l; hi. . btitHt. to '1HIUIY HiiiSf Oaad Jl AKiii-.r
Stit t ra.
Lravt- Wft C(,etr, ftom the Tirnrt on Fat MVIIKICT
Bin A. A!., -A.. M, II A. M ,'. P. M.,4 4 . P M.
pit) t un "l tin Weit Pli;..nU I tliln I' r Unilwy
f-mi m ( Mark'-t t-tr-tit) Mli coi.v vy Patvu-nra tu and
frviu tht i'lihJfli'ina lK it.
ON HTNOaV.
I f ae Ptillndi'lidita at h ::j a.m. AiidU-'yi P. M.
1 i'ne S i ni i su r nt S . .M. u'ul i ii p. u.
Yialii Unvliiii Phliu.if jiiiiii at H A M. and 410 P. M..
and ''t i'Ut r ai . M. uml 4 Vt p. M.,roLmi'ii
wtlU tri'li.a tu the I'ti.iaiiutplnci and UiHIiu-iiu tuutial
Kiti.K.iiti fui Oxi.rl an tl Inti'i .( - tl it-1 wm: a.
jMi-cf ill.:. It v ol, jjiiti.J unnttjtn.'cnt.
vr.ST JKUM'.Y ItAILUOAD LINKS
fl v Arrmi;t mm i,t. On a -.1 ait'T IO N I) V,
t'i'itir lu. M,, ti. u will It.iv Jfuw Att n. it tSUoul
5' i r at foilm t
I'nr i'tpr Mnv ar.d ami all i.:u'm south i f iMIv lie ur J
, l.
pi Millv.iV, KriiVc-c"' S"lt m md all aUu'lk aoutU at'
y o. ill iuy at it A. A ,tu ;i P. M
ri r Vut ,ll .ny, (,U :ttttiT. V ' . ' 'J A. M , li M. . J ft-nl
P. M.
l.i .vc C..r Mav i.t tn . M A. M.
i.,i. ,il 1 .M...i4iJ P. M
I liklkii It u t7 I A d.,:i Itil'.M.
" i.: V A. ACuttd I P. M.
" Vix.ul.ii) ut i uiitla il A. .v.. a tdiuidl I P.M.
J. VAN liKS'StKl.AKH,
TLiU.(U.,Cit. 10, lht i 10 -b HuperwitcuilauU
"r)JULAPr.l.lvJHA ANJ. TAIdTlMOUE CKN-
J Tli I. LMI hLAU. OPKN TO OXFOAUHPHlNvJ
AKUAJ.I.irlNrVv T.
0 and MUi 1 avlA . , Au J 1. lo.lfca Uatu wJJ Iwavt
At U Iowa
LkAVU KAttrWARU. , IEAVK WSrVA)iU.
ai.ritixri.
tAtlt A- U
Phi'a.ii iphta.... m
r. .
4 )
411
U li
6-4
14
a V
t I
7 OJ
rutbrd t; JJ
Vt Cirovi- ii 7
Avond. 1 7 vi
Kt'iiMWit 7 "V
t'l.au.l i Koid... .7 ii
C-u-'oTtl hi
V A' JuntticB.. tr.-t
I ft.iftd- ?J
j.ij Wtii'ii'ir... 1 -ti
4 i 1 W. C Jmicuwi,. l- l'
4 17 Vnc"rd f :
4 41 ( till...! a kVrd,...
. Kvnik'tt 1" t-1
6 V, Aowi 10 -1
t. . vVv-'l tfMa li .'J
a ii o iturd lo i4i
H'Mt t ttavft-r. ...
7 .0
likitiiitr lrot m PfiJitdriptna h- b tn ch.in:fi1 ffin
lltyr Ttfrinti aai almkt t n.ct. lu 1 H1H 1' i - ItH I and
kiAP.KPX irtii Writ J t.tu.tt lfliia. alaik-t Htrt-tt
1 gn RjUlwa Caa ,fijvtji Pk.iiiteik w aud uvu
Ui liol,
i toMr$ 1 IhrvUe-h witr,ont chanf of rar.
a w tanui irveodV. b.iwiuwCttav
RAILROAD LINES.
1N5J AKRAHOV.MKNT8 Or in' 4
ln4mi,r! Phiiadautt,. t aw lirm
roH wAi.wtrr utrrbt wiiabv
Will MfiTa aa Mwwa. via. 1 "T WUAr
At k A M , t a Cawdf ind Am boy, O. a4 A. 1.
rtaarntdaitn , .
ill A M . va f'am.1.t ftnrl V..'J V.' .' TMm
At li IH . iaCmdfi and Atnboy ,0 a AVAiav
At P.M. vtat'amottB and Am boy', U aad 4 rit
At I P. M..TI rjinifVn and Amhay,AotaMBrVija
At f- f. M , a ('iTiitit'n m d Arnl-oy, rSr'ifmitmiixtom
.'J '"t' "d PwtnM f) lut :iata Ttckni....
1-1 l)W (1.)
A.7 ,1 M' tf,ntrtn and Aiaiy Anrrt'Vindaw
J - V,rrN'' fcni afca nKer), lit aaa Twkat..,.
1T
1(4
t- f
1 0
,i,ft. Zr' Aiifnvwn. i.uiirn. ftalrtdarai.
r'-I M,!!,1f,7,:, V "ta'-mirat '.uaa.,ap. M.
fc- J.'''''"1'1 t A. M, and P M.
Ind! P M . IuJjI M ,rV
ta I nn' n 1 ' M irit throiuk
t. i i Vn,Mr' Bur
AM a M..(iilklii la Rflitlnt-on Ma ,w T
a-"i tu,. i 1 N.v nrk Mail ..
At II l A. M.. via k.nlriirn anil limiir'j 'li'.'r '
P-s-'" '
Ai is 1 P. M., ill Ki-iiiiuin tin J.-rtor 'cUfKi-
Ai i.-if- p. ii ,' vu i,ii-Vt''i;n4"y;'-.;,u.y; ''
W ai.nni1,.n and N. w Vor r.i., "' ' "r.
Hin,.lnT llnt-A li-as-r al 4 A . M. and A 4i'i"at'".'rKL .m
bo tin IIim, al I A. M. ( MV) i.a M. nsat,.' m
For tvator Hin uil.tmu, nr-anton WI'tukiM
Mnitirr.o.ilrral ll.-nil. Mn.irt, rttiin. Ailvna' iui2
lii-m. Is.-I il.-n., I ai.11,11. I,snilr'tiis, Fl..ainaitn An. Ta
7 tf, A. H Tt U Un.- c- iiii.t-l. itO Uw Inun lMr.'iiJZ
fi.t Mau.ih fl unk si it ! M
lT l.sntlsirt.il-o an Int-nnisttai. ataUitn. at I r at
Fit UrMol, Trenitm. Ac. at i Vt and 11 la A. M ' aiaa
P.M.
F,.r llnlmoiunr, Tar-onr. Wil-iootlnf . Riidnahnr a4
rraakr. ni ,n li A. M , ft, A I.'., ami HI. H. rim A. Ji. Uu
run. 'ti II rlrltil.
I r,.r Nrw Ynrk anil r Mum liuttlnir K.nittM4aa
i.-nl. tithr fl.r c ira uli I- ilih i I i tt.it, atiovtt V allint. half aa
liour lM,..it ,i, ,ariiirn. Tltt-( 'ara niti luutUi. JlvpsK, anal
on artttal f eu.n Ir.lli nm frs.iii ifi llt..,t.
h lit IMillllda Al bavllil .ml allAm-al ....It - -
rakHi iiiioia an- piiiil.iit..l l.um taainir anvutui aa ttaua
in tl,i-i wi-ailnt apt.n'i I
l tl.t wpa.i.i. an I til t....... ..... ..a
.411 htua. a ,.iir lift, n.n.4.
t. I pal, i h.r am a 1 t,i
' - t'ai,, mi .ma ii,i- i oilman y u ait tattlr is-spoaaa.
bllnv l.,r tiaa-.-a.a tn (in. Ii-dlar pr tntunit, and trOi atti
.. .... j . ...... . ., v . j, v1 . ..kju aaaa
trart
Ittatiam', Ttatiirair fxprasii will raitlhr and ilrll.ar Snr
i at tl-alit-puta. Oritur- t..t tail at Ho I WAl.tliY
fift. . . W.a. II. UATr.MI'.K, Aaa
Auun.tK.lHM.
LK8 HIUM SEW YOltK rOR Plllt,A!KLPBTA
Wtl.l, LKAVK
rrnm font of rnnrtlan l urtsi al H M. ant If II tk
larsry I'lly audi anidan.ai7 and 10 A. M.,f r. M .Ao4
II ( M lul l) Tia Jar..-y l llv and kaOhlna-lnn.
Frm,il,s.ti.i Han-iay strtiat, at A.M. and t P.M.. rta
Atntsit and t int, ten
From Pl.r N... I N.irth Rlvar, at If M., 4 anil p. M .
(1 rllit and Pattauastri tla Ainlmr aud Oamtloa.
;K10I1T LINKS VOU NRW YORK AND
-1 all Uie alatlniia uu tt.a Cauidva and AUmtMj kid ko.
not tin Kailri,a,l.
INttltPAsr.D llRaPATfH.
Tha r.m.lrn und Aiulx.y liailmad ard TrantwrtaUn
Company'. rfulit I In., fur M-w Vork will Inay aMa
alris t ttliaif on ini- allnr Janaarv H, dattr ( aaatlan at.
t-i- t, c I at 4 o'clock P. M .
I plf'"1"11, iK'v l-'n' IU lure Ki-wTork all aa4l
ri lt-ht mn.t b di llvrrcd bafor 8 P. M.vo b tat
Warilrd tl mmiii day.
h'rrlalit tnr 1 n-nion, Prttirsdon, KJniiatnn, Mow tl ,
wlrk. and nil p.tlnls uu the l.'nmdon and Amkny Kallruadi
alsunn th It.-lvldi-np. Itaiatvarn, ant1 Flemlnirton, lit Naar
Jtrtt-r, iln- rnt-hnlt and Jameahura-. and Ut Kuril la-toa
and M. iint Hi, lly Hllr,,,lt, ri-i u,l and f,it tranli-d u ta
lyi. o'cli.i k P. M. small packatfoa for MouiitUdUrroi?adl
up to o i I.M-k P. M.
The Itelvtd.re, alaware Ratlmad oonnant, at Pbrfltn.
buri; with tne l.efnth Valley Itallioatt. 1'lie New Jitrvasy '
Ifailrnad ronnetia at tlixalieth wrtfi tiie Nuw Jaraar
( antral Itallrnad, and at Newark with Ui Mum at4
IC.ii'X Italimad.
A a lip inrnmranitniii. aperlfytn tha anarlti and m
ttera. alilppers aud ooimbinei .. iiiu.t tn every Inntanoa ba
a.-nt wMi each Inntl nf tioodii, ur un receipt will be utvata.
I ncti-aai-rl fHi-titit.-a tiavtnt.' been made fhr the traneuorta.
tion ot 1.1 VI?'. H'l'ill'k , L.ivirs are luvlted tu try Un. matt.
W hen t e .t.K-k la runilslieit tn .iiiantntea of TWO UaB
Li ia Its ur more. It will be d.-llvred at tu font of KorueUt
etres-t, iititr the Itnne Yards, or at Pier No 1 Nurtsi
Hiter'.a. the .hlpi,ira may dealRnate at the tint of Uu
aliipuitllt. W AI.TKH Htl.KMAN,rrt.lhtAs.nt,
Uo. V"H ft. Iielaware avanua. I'hUadaiphtav.
tlKO. B KK MONIi. Krelhl Auent,
nf tf l'ler No 1 North Hirer. New Yark.
I)HILAlKLrUIA AND TRENTON AND
CAidUf-N AND AMIiUY KAILJiUAU t'OMl'ANia.
NO I'll K 4,
fn and alter MllNDAV. Januaay 4, li4. the Train far
hew Ymk, Pavinx KetutiiKicn licua, Philadelphia, al
I A. M ( N ijrht). and 'i ;i t. M , and tiie train, leasin
Ist-w Yrk i- it nt. and 7-ltn I. M., will hura.itar b nta
pxcli-Mtfly ft-r Wa United Nlat.ia Matt, anil New York
and tVaalilliM'on I'a.aaiiirera, and wIM But laka ta nor ka)
out ant pii-m-iik.-r hi-tw.-i-n aal.l cill.a.
'1 he lu A. M. anil VJ MidnUihi Liu, from New Tork
Wa.iilnirtoli.and tho II un A M and ft P. M. I.lnea fro
H akhlrytou to Ni-w York, will cmitlnue as at pre. ant, and
carry pa-ni-riccr- to and trmn ttie tutertttediataatauona aaat
Halmpurc. Wssliltmion, a-d Ni-- York.
AJtltANIIKMK.NTH llf 1 KKNt-lllLAlKLrin, AND
NVW itiKK
Line, leave TTil!,1'pMa. rtoni Ke't.lnaSytn Tie pot, at
lllliA.M ,IH0. aud il , P. at., and U'Ni nttdnlnt, ana
rtoutAaUmt auent Wharf (via (aiudau). tl aud A.
M., t M.,4 ardSP M .forHaw Ytrk.
And leave. New Yoik. from fu-d uf Courtlandt strMi.
at 7 A. M , i A M . li M ,4 and U P. M , ami ai 1J mi I
nt.tit, aud lium.tuutui ttacalaji ,tret at 8 A. t..aadj
t. l. HM. A. UAI7.MK.it,
jai tf An int.
Kill
PKNN8YLVANIA ItOlM
K.N iJtAla kAll.lt.OAI. IH 4.
1JIK iK-AT iHX'MI.K'-TKAf K Hi .OUT ROHTR TO
IHK WbhT. NOICI IIU fNP, ANI HiVJTHWRtr.
Pjiiiiii. iiir. ai.d ta JLtica K tit aura, -,.rtdy, and onm
ftt i.i ti nt uiia tun ut a-"(tii4'r, uauriaai.d oy aajy
ritnti- In it i: I'i.iinirv.
'I rrtiiii leavp thit th'iMt at r.I.EVfclNTU and MARKET
Run th ah tt.iMiwa i
Mail Tihiu a...., . 7-t A. M.
but. nt 11 A. M.
TlTiih 1.x iitcat at ti'-WP M.
Parfi-ftl'iitt' Trmn. IS . at KM 4. M ,
Pittkfkliurif 1 ruin, Nft. 1. al l-fkip M.
Ilmniiuiic Aut tiL.miMlatUm at..L I Mt P at.
LaiH-aoifi 'I i am nt .IMP At,
Paoli Ac.i uiuoditUir. (It-avti ,Vvt Phllaiel-
ihia) at.... 6WP M.
1 hioii.:). Pas-vu t by tna Pat t.lti rvaca A fw
mtipci . i.trirc wtil ic ft mod t x akloni auumiuiHtalimii far
Uitt iiUr.t at itir lt. an lloin, and iu tti uttriditK mp
tAhP ell tier 1 1 rt) t'lil atlt h.Iiih or Kvlti'utt Pxti"i, tit
which nirtkra otrinc't,.n at Pl'tntmrt f'tr all polnta. A
dM.iltKln vifw la thus aihmlcd of ttie entira lute and Ua
D m tilllrcrt utanuty
'I he Triroiinii t iprnat Train rum daily; all tha oibar
trama dititj. ciir4-ii Miiidwyn.
t('U PiriHUI UU AND THK WET.
Ttie Sii 'I nun. f-t i.lne. ai.d Tnr.irh Ktrtna r&m
ti at Pitt's! k with ti.nuwli trama i d ni, dlvertrtoc nada
from tiiat pilit, Nnriti ti the I, Woit In ti afiaia
ai tn aitd Mio(lsi Kivi rt. and tio'iiti aad Nritbwt tu alt
t.ti'nta a(VtltU' hy raliioMtl. Tfiriiuffn Tiotktia u O aa
ard, iM Iii.l;. t i-U (.", h Paul, C'.litttihna, i.dlartaMtkla
Nt It'iiilN, ltkwt'iiwnrrh. Katiattf, W hiti'llnif. lavion. Olow
cn nati. liouiatvillt , 'uii, and all u tl. or piiiKiai taia
and baakai-r oh"t kt-n tiiri.in.li.
INJ'lANA lhASClIIt wt.ito r.
Tlte Thit.nj.li rx.ifn lt-avtiu at Il C M4 eonnaota
a Kialtfivtl e I' it mirrtlmi witli a tralu oo thi roai tot
11' Ir lilt . I ml li f a, A r.
tltp.NMH In. Mi It ! HSOtf 1tn 0ir RATT.VOiD.
'1 In 1 hn.Hkh Kvpii 1 ralo.leaviOR at ID H P. M .oan
I. ft tj ai i ri null, at I- ift A M , wiih a train oo tha mv
I bfiiiiiti A trtiln a'ku luavtia CruaMta f'r Juaaiiaburs
1 P. At.
liOl.l.lllAVMtURO It It AN OH RO A Jl.
Th lmrirm:i, 7V ' A.M., anil Tlirnigti Kipwi at
10 au P. Al ., csji.ii." i at AlliMMia Willi ti-aioafuc Uiiidaja
burn at 7 W P. Al. And ad" A. M
1l,itNK AMi ri.l.ARI IkJ.O KHNOQ R AIMtOD.
The 1 hrtmti K&ireim I raJj, Kavlni; it lu W f, M , aoa
r6.i ai T'T.-ih' mi.) a train Ur Hanoy Kittle and IliUlina
l.'irir. and hy ftalil Ktitiu Valla a,allrHid tor Port Mail Id
Mii-bin,', ana Hf-ipioitie.
Ill Nl'lsfM'ON AMI H ItO AH TOP RAll ROAJ).
1 b '1 hruiifrii P,Rpraa Train, leavltifc at lu JfJ P. M , oao
a rtp at I 'umi tiaa u w lih a train fur litiiwU and BatxMir
Kur a fi-S A M
OK laJi.lt l K.M DAI. A Nil PlIILALlKLPlllA AMD
P.ltth ItAll.lt'l ut.
F.r Hurt nr, Wl luuixp .rt t l,o-k Ha-o, Hmura, Hy.
fht-hCT, btil.iilit. nnd Nim-aiti Call, nusit-nmn iak iiit tu
iv-ml Irnhi ai A. M,, and iia T'Toiik') Kxraa at
llr eti p M.. c'aii i hrt t Miuday t. (.u dua-tl tnruuwU,
wltiwDt ilaia of cara b-twotu PUiladv.iiiiia aud Wd-liainM-rt-
ur VOi.'K. IIANOVRH. and t.KTTYHHnitti.lt! traltia
Ifavintv at H A. M, md i'ii P. M , connect ai Cuiumbtav
lUt tx-.ihp t li Nothnni (.'t-niruiV Kmlr-d.
t'l'MHKKI.aMi VALLKV KAILItOill.
I'ticMail lrain nt 7 W A.M. und through i:(rea a
H'Xii p m , etiiim ci ui tlnrrhiimiit with tralu ftr i-ailiala,,
t taiuti-r !..!., hnil Utw. ntfu.
HANLrH h(. HKAhCU KA!LK0AI.
Thv train inNvltn.- ut 7 A. M a d J P, M ., oonnaaa
at Jtoa wn with trHlna ou tUia toad to V ayaaatiuirB
and ' 1 '!'-- uf I'iNi) i-t- ti nt.
1 1. fu:ir vt ! t't.iMjl'itn ttfplv ni :f PriHinrr StaUuav
8. fc. ciar .i P.l.KVP.N-i II :.d MA UK K I iiret.
.X hrt it Vlr.h. I h kl .itreut.
( MMI T. i lit l C ivK 1 .
For 1, ', H, r 1'J iu.mil. i, .i vitj 1-iw rtd, fr the ao
ct ti it.oi'noij t.f iM'niin nv.n out of luvvn. ot lucatad uaH.
or i t.n tit uue ur t' i rn.id
t'tirpoS Tl'K.TS,
Pur'Ir trf I ttn oi n mt t iv(. pi, mi h. ut aliout two 0nt
iir iJ.Vt. 1 In 3V litAct iHti'iulatl nf thu ubo ot fautdvav
triiif uii iri'iiiTlly, and Hie of m. udvuuta((0 to yvrauu
aiakiUk txcrwUjn.il r.-.
K('H,.(L Ili'KP.Tft,
Pi.r ene or t' rta muiitha.forthaut of schoUraUndilBfj'
Klul in tt,t :
WKS'ITRV r-HHIKATIOy.
An Uruwrui't ALk.muu'ilat.tu trttin It ave Ko. 117 Hock'
t iii' c-LU.it ( tt'il i at 4 u'r.i:Ck P M .mtWin
a t i 'i till i tttl'lr mH!erf iravt-l to lannhfi f. ln.' Wit. ia
oit-l j.t thv mhu I im o futa. PaiiK-uliar dti"nti..nU
'!tl to t .1i'f '1 u Licit cut iVl nrc gUk.0, (Uld bUdiaAtjit
luiwaiU a hi ii atiut.'aa ilt ijfci-iiM'
ir iu4ijiK iii.a..u in . .
PltANv.'lH t l'NK, FrntKiuit Atfnt,
0. l.i? LHH,'k aivaia
v s nA'iiAtnc Kxritis.
An at "f tit 1 1 t) re: .HLH txpra-' ( wniaiiy wtU pat a)
tftfL.-jh , t.t.d'n Utic r.c'.itifc tl,(t-,Hit,andt44ite uaj
ri.t . t a.tn il- nv. b,v;, -int to any at oi (ha f tt'. it.in-
K ivti will ! i-'i.it n tor ..itjiifilv wi.m ordt ra au lA at tii4
1 u.M-i.B. i ln.o:,k.a u h...d ikvt imu. T!iutravp
f nvlic ait mt.rtd thnt u ft nry rj&4-
l'viltia ronf trut oi all rt rr1(-tlona ca b
wuititd to ui d ir ia uiy ptoJii'n oa Ua: ruirt'nii Ot Oliioa
Htr-in-ti'l ' li.l.MuH. HI mi si, Vit-i:oU'tii, lowu.t.r Mikkoiirt,
I y ( Ir- itd i r,r to any v I'M oiivtyla wattut
W the Wc-I, I'V -I lit in l -i iron, t ,'Ubtrg.
l tif r.iu-t r.i f.tMk to and tn-ui an pdnt tn tia Wt
-y tl.v l-i:iwlvnJcuii fctihrjad ara at alltnnea aa
lnviti.tllt a i ' urt-tjd i-f t-iV r Itailr.a l t't-inpanlea.
Airrd.ut ual U ;t ra eniruatlnir tha tr;inivirtuiia ot
ihfir tr iM to tfiiu Coup4Ui vaa riy with jiiBdrioa q
Iln tiu itan. i.
or in 'i. -it iuir.ractB or iMrrlnf directiou, apply U o
aiVrib thu AFfri el th t'oni, jiiiy : -
H. It, klN'.'-T'.'N, I hiUdtlpliiA,
V. A. S'lT.WAK'P, Pi'tturg.
t l.A I K a ID-, t a,ii.a.a.
! u;i il A O ,No l AiiurlUnaa.or'No.l 8."V'Wum
Iim t few V k,
I PM II ,t tt.., "Nrt. 77 Witr.vtrn Mreat, Botta.
V, II Ll AM hLOH S, Wo, t-t Noitu lUMt, kuMOf
AJuit4.uroCiJus l.iulaay.
H. Tl. HOT'STO.
Utntra: rraltrfct A-nt i'l.d.-'!
Ui.4ral Tlckt i