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Ä&
eating crow.
Account of Hn Origin of the
Term.
nel
«g,
"
Frtaont
not
or»iw
ble
«q^ndepce »f th* ClnrltohaO art
I. tf»*»
m
Amusing
«•
CRAP^BÏ.
Near the cmp of Arnold Pennsylvania Buck
tail retc> luent, in Vii«i«ia, «a/ly in Iba war. lit -
Id aristocratif| exclusive pompom; V.r
iu true baronial style- ills mansion, of
?.« Ô .1 age, was made of imported brick, Ins
very oi a > u j| , n( ] mrssive, anti the rtsims
The chief attraction
ware
Our
as
our
made
also
ckimitcy* were
^e'ohl'p'hicerhoweter, was tire grounds that
landed the msnsion. Lnrg. tree-give lux
ürilnt shade, and the suderbruali in |wrtioii* of
STgLndeflord«! shelter for rnbbits and other
. *11 ggme. There were walba and orchatds,atid
arfaoraTsnd tbe whole lore such a scene of general
Mtccfiilness anti re,>o«e that it was eo wonder
tWwild Bocktails were charmed with the pros
met, sod anx'ums lo uenet.-aW into a spot which
nre such promise of enjoyment.
* The bocklails were not ine most tractaMe sol
vent They came from the steping olf place -
McKean Porter, Forest and Tioga counties—
■nd they obtained their name, which clung to
them during the ei.üre war, through a fancy of
Colonel Kane, Iwwtber of the Arctic explorer
•ho became their commander. He recruited
the nwimenl in lha early days of 1861 I begin
ning on the arrival of the new« of the fall of
Sumter) from tbe bnckwoodsmeii who were fa
mous marksmen. They were all deer hunters,
and gs a designation, each man was furnished
with a tail of a buck bv Colonel Kane,and when
they marched Irora Camp Cnrtnni with the
buckuils in their eat« it was a novel sight.—
Colonel Charles J. Bid.lle, of Philadelphia,wns
made the Colonel, and Colonel Kane the Lieu
tenant Colonel of the Regiment—both men no
ted for their short, ai tenanted firms. Neither
was scarcely mure than five feel high, ami their
combined weight was le«s than two hundred and
twenty pounds.
It may easily hs guessed that these snldiets
had little re peel fin Virginia aristocracy, and
the tent poles bad hardly got .eltled in tl
ground before a noted rider named—well,Smith
—shouldeied his deer killer end started out on
a little expedition. Ill w?« a sergeant sod of
immense siwt, and went by the name of "The
Big Sergeant." He made a straight rne-cli for
the old Virginian's manor. Now, the old gen
tleman had m ny pets about the grounds, ami
among them a tame crow wh'eli he valued very
higltlr. lie also hail tame rabbits, do vs etc.
Tne te gtant c'imbed the stone wall, and drop
pod himself ami gun on the inside of the
ground . The first thing liiseye struck wasthe
' tine crow, who uucopee..ietl!y " e, ' , |/\
and alighted on a limb anil began lo caw »t Mm. (J
The Sargeaot tsii bis rille lo bis shoulder and
btngrd away, and Mr. Crow came flu'.ieri"g to ,
the ground. Tne soldict reloaded bis gu", l
leaned it ag'inst tlie wall; md went lo g l I'is
ial
No.
?»
i:»T
it*
fur
which
nicht,
game.
Innlantly there enme taming ti .id the house
in » high state of ex-ilemenl.llie old Virginian,
end wlib.i lie saw that li's {>el erowd had bien
killed, b's rage knew uo hounds. He n <heii
fur the sargeant's g in, end «wearing that l;e
wouldn't have given the crow for the wlio'e
Yankee finy, vowed lliut lie wor'd blow the
soldiet's bra'rs out. With this lie brought the
pie<je to a l jck, »'id glmc d along the barrel.—
The sergeant begged fin h : s life, and the Yir
g nian swore he would take i'
The Virginien C laity tliouglit of a compro
mise, and wnh a look tuef between amazement
end rage told tlie sergeant that lie un'«t eat
that raw crow. In vs ; n I lie other protested; tlie I
Virgin'an ics'sted on »he price of lr, adversary'«
l'fe. So tlie nergentft" pi'Utd otf feather« and
began lo gi."rml eal.
"How ao joii like crow ?" I ' od tlie V irgin
ian through bia teeth.
The only anawer the other gave wrs lo beg (o
to let off He wi < .orty lie had «hot the crow;
didn't know it wrs a tame one, and lie wouldn't
doauch a tiling again. Finally the old man
tc >k the gon from ita aim, rod told the ser
geant he needn't eat nn more. Hi« heart w: a
lull of joy, the soldier threw the bird upon tlie
ground, and mid :
"Well, I kin eat crow, but I don't like it."
The story might atop here if it waa only to
«ho* theorigi-i of the pi «e, but the r< t of it
is the best.
CHAPTER II.
The old Virginian, after surveying his dead
net for an instant in a sorrowin' manner, re
turned the gun and started for his mansion
The other quickly hrought hi« piece to his
shoulder aud called out:
"Hold on there Mister."
"What do you want»" asked the other as
he turned and beheld a "bead" drawn on
him.
"I'd like to bave you to eat the rest of this
cro IV.''
The old man fumed and swore, and tore
about in a frantic manner, saying he'd he
d- 1 if lie would, and that he didn't want any
of the young man's jokes. The cocking of
the gun, and the assurance on tlie part of tlie
soldier that he would certainly put a ball
through the old man's shoulder unless lie con'
plied with the demand, induced the Virginiau
to retrace his steps. "Now," said the ser
Reant, "I want you to eat tbe rest of that crow,
and no nonsense ••
A Ä Ä rift, on the shoulder of the
old man roused him to a quirk sense of his •
pOttUluu, aud picking up the crow lie endeav
ored to bite it. He grew pale, the perspira
tiun stood upon his race, lie trembled like a
terrier, his mouth watered, his eyes filled, he
Ragged, aud it seemed a physical im|to->sibil
tty for him to touch tlie crow. Tlie bergt aut,
however, compelled him to take a bite, and it
was the ouly one he did take, fot his break
fast came up so rapidly to protest against tie'
crow that the soldier fold him to n git" aud
never to trouble • Bucktail again,
Here would seem to be another proper place
to end this .atary,lMt there is still another
chapter.
CHAPTER UL
The next day. tim old VtrglW
under the indigii'tie« he had auffured, in not
ouly liavinq bis pet crew killed, but being
oompelled to eat nportfon Of It, went to the
headquarters ot the Bucktnlls and made eam
plxlnud tn the Colonel against the big Ser
vant. Tile Colonel at once neut pu orderly
for Sergeant Smith, rightly *upi»wing he
laust be Ute person referreti to. ile obeyed
the summuas at once, lie poshed the door
of the tent aaide and entered tlie presets*,
otupping hi* Iteels together and standing
•Wot in tlie position of "alten ton," Re hrnugh
bis right band quickly to ine visor of his mil—
•wry cap, and gave the customary »elute to
fab Colonel.
"Sergeant,"saiiHiisconimander vet y h«ave
Jy, "do von know tlist gentle.nm "' po"iting
tu Uieopi Virginian.
H »es, sir," iir<mt|iti,v auswrrt'i the other.
Howt"d you hecoino ac«inatnted with jiqn.
'^Ve'dinedtogefii^r' Yesterday,"sir," j>rom
rJi ,I, * w "r»dt.^,wu; U y i t.
» Tlie roar of Uugiit«r.whti:U fqllovVed this re
Pty.need not hedeeeriiaod, ip*r 4he iqunner in
which tlie oM VtrdbihinlohMsI. Tlie Si-rgeant
w* 8 »ent hack to his quarters: and tlie inter
*Ww belweeu the old aristocrat aud tlie (Jolo
an, smarting
' Se
ir<«t
laen.
Faculty.
nel was ended by an Invitation to the latter to
«g, «» •* old mansion"" '°
" l*fctln*r till.*« story lias any bearing upon the
Frtaont iKantici* of eating cr.,w or not™«
not say but l have little doubt that the pet "
or»iw of the old Virginian was quite as palau- I
ble to him as Greeley is to some of thoae who '
art turn pelted'to swallow him.
sreduatins
branchea.
.formturf, etr.
Fumitoro and vemtiaa Bünde.
J. A J. N. HARMAN,
No.410KINOSTREET, W 1LMINlJTON, DHL
"Vf* irgsgyyfay^roi th « cttiien* of
■ wiunlnatoi; and the surrounding country
rfda,we onnttnoe t u inannfacturr and keep
Ï» 1 " 1 ,»! our l»rae and Ion, established
ware rooms, Furniture of every ariety and stylet
consisting of Mahogany Roseunod and Walnut
Puruitnre, suitable for perlor, dining-room and
nhatubvr uses.
Our assortment of Furnituie Isas large and varied
as can be found to Delaware.and all articles sold at
our eatubliahiuant are warranted as repre-enled.
Ventlian blinds ot the most fashionable desigt.s
made to order and kept coustaatly on band. We
also manufacture and constantly keen a large a.
sortaient ol äpriag, llair, Moss and llusk Matiresr
J. A J. N. HARMAN,
A|0 Kin* itfMt.
Tbe
iticn
drew
A
ul
religoius;
of
bathing,
W hole
and
do
Janmta
|/\
(J
to ,
l
ial
COTTAGE
FURNITURE
D
B
and
statt.
BRAK
A««»T»
ATI
L. F. HICCIF8',
No. 221 We»t .Second Street
el
A
.rotie
erHl
oinnatt
WILMlNOTON,;DKL.
■uvITtf
?» THK SKCUND ST REEL
WURNHÜRE
i:»T N. SECOND 8T„ PHILADELPHIA. 3:1»
The Old Stand eftabliihed 2t)yeare, triumphant in
IURNI1VRE.
STORE,,
ciiiien.
outfit.
Phila..
A
S*nd
List*
Full
During the recent depression in l»u«ine* we laid in
fur cash cheapest and best assorted stocK in thecitv«
which we are selling At reasonable prices. New
Pateot 8ot» Bedhtsads which mak« a good bed a
nicht, suitable for sick room • r ofiiees.
L'uTTAUK »nd WALNl'T CIIAMHKR SPITS.
tcelsior and S ring .M>itirew*es.
WU-Piirl4.r nits U iulslered in any style to suit
purchasers. IV INS BROS.,
:tl7 N. Second St.,above Vine, east siiie,
Philadelphia.
«trow, llusk.
t.hl-jv
ULE A nil.I.UR,
(Successors to S. k T. MoUlary,)
Î O 005 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.,
has
bines
ious
■'elts
zkk
l;e
the
the
116 King Street, Wilmington. Del.
eat
tlie I
and
(o
man
ser
w: a
tlie
to
it
FURNITURE WARr ROOMS.
k
A full assortment of the Intest Myles of Cabi
Ware tor sale at tiie lowest prices.
Call before pu reus-in* elsewhere.
may-it t OGLE A MILLER.
LEWIS F. ADAIR,
:
P
Has nn hand at his Furniture War.roomr,
a larae aMortinuai of
F1KST-CLASS FURNITURE,
consintiTig in part of Bureaus. BeiLteadd. Tab' o
Chain. Sofas. LouuKeK. Se tees. Luukinx Glaarep
Matt re «ae». Minds, which will besohl at the lowe
etty price«. The public are respectfully invited to
call, examine hi« goods and learn his prices,
at»# »♦ _
lauks and jankers.
Is
•
The Mechanic« Saving« Bank,
Mo. 4 West Third St.,
WILMINUT3N. DEL.
Office oi .d to reo.lv. D. po.it« and make Puy
maaU daily, except Dunilay., fiont ta. tu., until
», Ul , aud on Tuawlay and Saturday «venin«*
from 7 to H u clook.
dead
re
his
as
on
this
tore
he
any
of
tlie
ball wtiMinuiua D.iuw.r.
con'- ^ n d.poaita Jutly i Sunday, excepted
j uruitf t |, a u ,„ai bu.in.«« hour., and ou Tu.ulay
ser- „»l Haturduy ev.ninia from 7 toibo'eluek.
crow, AH th. protu of tb. Bank, after the payment o
UM-.uar.v .xpeu*oi, ura davotud to the b.u.fit o
the 7K ÂÏÏÎS
his • ol ,i, e R» U b. in 1861, th. dividends bsv. uniformly
beau at rb. rat. of.ix par cot. p.r anaum
Divid.udt.not drawn ar. rasard.d a. depo.it«.
a and at one. bacom..utltl.d to participai, m futur,
he allowed to borrow aayoftb.fund.
D t r u*t.d to th. Bank,
aut,
it
break
tie'
aud
place
MANAUERS
J seas 8u«»ra. Lxwt* PavsTst.
Jaus« UaaDrti-o. t Haibis - i'.nix.
t HatLKH U. Loss. 'JUaSLXS McCLOSXaV.
Jasia 11. Bxoos, T. M. Dole.
J. P. Wiles. Uxnaox S. Use kb.
Utah Kiel. U. P. Jouscou,
BssjiatH F. Towxsxsd.
No Msascor allowad lo borrow suy fund« ol th.
Institution.
JAMES BRADFORD Preeidcnt.
A. H. URIMallAW, Secretary and Treasurer,
let) ll
TH£ AHTIZAWt» SAVINGS BANK
No. 602 Markat Stiaat,
MAitJtUMKKS,
Edwabd Dabliuotou.
W. U.Swirr,
llanav f Dual.
Cbablks W. Howland,
Jon H. Jnimson,
ClbuintU.Suttu.
M. L. LiCHTtsuTBin.
(VMS.HILLKS, Präsident.
Uno- W. Boan.VlenPrnaidsnt.
uet22— I» ln»« p. MoLaae. Traar'irer.
William 8. Hillbs,
Unonsa W. Buna.
N. R. Hmaon.
Kpwa.u Rkttb,
A. Hiuuins,
tlnoasnS.CAPiLLi.
ÎIKST NlTlUAAb KINK
not
being
the
eam
Ser
orderly
he
obeyed
door
presets*,
mil—
to
h«ave
po"iting
jiqn.
j>rom
re
in
Si-rgeant
inter
(Jolo
or wiLtiiNaroN.
Depositary ol the Public Moneys,
Fhiriic'irI Agent ol'the United «Stute«
EDWARD BKTT8, President.
G. D. AKM8TRONG, Cashier.
. 9400,000.
CAPITAL, -_
Thn Collecting and Exchanging of Govern
ment Hecuritie* attended to for
a small commission.
"liiUdelphia and New York Exchange furn
ished to regular Depositor*
without chirge
Directors meet on Monday* an«l Thur»d*y
at 8.30 A. M. for discount.
U'* »-1«
rpiJE UKKAT AMERICAN UHOILEK,
ECLIPSED BY TUE
National Broiler,
R. MOKK180N'».
•esssrnmmmssmi"^
JTdwttf ramti. _
HUNGERFORD COLLEGIATE fflSWöTE,
ADAM«, JKrrBRMON 4 0 . M. Y.
ir<«t da.«« Hoard School for Ladi«n aid OmU«*
laen. Twelve expert«seed Uoebers oanMia ttal
Faculty. Location healthful and ucceaaibU. Five
"
I
'
WILM
sreduatins oouiaet. Uaeaoelled ad.ante***
branchea. Pell Term open. Beet, 17, TsTx.
inlorujetioa. addrern ALBERT B.
WATKINN, A. N.. Principal.
la ell
Fer
Laave
^
"
"
An
at
at
a.
COTTAGE SEMÜÜÏÏT
PUR Tonn I.AWIER.
Votutown, Montgomery Co., Pa
Tbe tweaty-fourth annual snetioa of tkie Iaetl
iticn opens .September 12th. For Cireulare nd
drew Her. JOHN M OORE , P rincipal.
A iry vit.w m-abrit, p»tr militant
1-1. H. ft., For Malt * Femalo pSHh-l Una
e.iablisl.ed, thorough, sneceasiui; lucaiioa beelU
ul sn.l acicaeiM : eommuaity social, moral aad
religoius; h.ildi . large and costly; a fall eerpe
of able teacher.; mountain air. pure water, eefe
bathing, ine skating; emphat<eally n Aruar sekoo l.
W hole eipenre, for Ouird, Tuition, Room. Puni
and Washing (for 4« weeks.) less rAaa laso Auadrsrf
do linn, n inter session begins Bent. » Hand for
I'irculers. W ILBON A PAITRRS0N. Pert Hovel.
Janmta Co.. P*. _
President* of College«, Minister«, Suc
cessful Butineee Men
TENTirr TO TUB MART AOVABTAOBB BP
"
Ag
Leave
At
from
bem
Beta
At
from
aad
>.
for
TUSVAKORl 10 ADBMY
ACADEMIA. JUNIATA CO.. PA.
Bend tor A Circular and Testimoniale.
D I).Ktos». A. M.. Pb D. J, J. PaTTinn e». A. M .
B ordkntiiwn, fjf. j.) rnûu csl
LEUK.—Tbon.nid inetinetion. Healthful
and beautiful location. Uns of tbe taest earefally
eondoctrd and best ■uattined inetitatione In tha
statt. For tarmi; etc, addreae Rev. JOUN M.
BRAK KLKV. Ph.D. _
A««»T» Wartkd rua 4'haaaberllm'a «real
STRUGGLE 0 F '72 n I W
el AWfir «R Political nnd Popular Literature • I
A Urapbie History of the Republlcaa aad Damn* I
.rotie Partirs; a.a.-yiketeh of Iba ao eallad Lib-1
erHl Republic in Party; »n iandc c*«c of the Cin- I did
oinnatt C.nventioo. Tbs tuinur ticket' or ndr I
•lorMofihecsiunei n. Thetneat IIlottrated Bonk I
4'ampalga Reck, van
in
pirtliuhvil- A Book wanted bjr e>vrt Americdn . —
ciiiien. To secure territorv At once, nend $1 for I
outfit. UNION PUBL1HIIING ÜO . Chk«i*o. 111..
Phila.. Ph.c or Si»rinEfieM, Mr« 1 *.
Bill
/ I
I
1
with
the
the
A . Ä é _ Ä . AbibAr»A MAak ■
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872. I
******** eeeccce wwvccv e -«« ewe see I r
A^rnis vvintid f« r our Campaign Goods. eS«/f oil
Sight* Pny HU) y» r r, nt. profit. Now is the tine. I
S*nd nt rnoe t »r Descriptive Circulars and Price I
List* of i ur Fine Steel Engravings ot all tbe Can- I
didates. Campaign Biographies. Chart*, Photo- I
gruuiis. Radges. Pins, Flags, and everything suited 1
ti e time« Teu dollars per day eaMty »uade.—
Full san-pl* ?ent for $C A ldrc s Moobk A Uood
spkko. 37 Park How. New York.
in
a
suit
pal
H
Ihr Chemistry of MvIbc Providence
has n -vor produced a mineral Water wh'ch com
bines tu suen pertertiow toe qealitie* of anti-bil
ious tonic and cathartic rnt lléme. a< that of tbe
■'elts r Spa; and Iakkant's Ekmrvkagbiit S«!/« •
zkk A p k a i kn t is the prtificial ««uivaleut of that
»dy.
Del.
k rent natural r«
80lD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
:
P A I* A TON I » holy nrw ant b. .utiu 1 -
UAiUl 2AtUi> I ilc-tzna. Uet Priée Lie. of
HA Ilfi RS f IT- 0. RICHARDS A CO..
DrVDUIbO. | M'l'r.«. 4T Muaa.r Si.. N.V
REWARD I
cue of Blind |
"bln. or Ul I
o
Glaarep
lowe
to
Y /I Millier
« >1 I I I I I leers teil Pile, that Dk
,R I I I I 11 IBina'a Pn.a Hmkdt fails
111 ■ I ■■■lllocur«. Itii|ir.parr4ai
Ml A ■ I» V* U yrM.tr tu cure tha Pile ,
und nothing « In. Sold byall DruagDU. PricaSl.
K EEP IT HAIVOy.—Tba Reliable Family 1
M'dicine. for the prompt care of Chotora. |
Uiarrbueea, Cholera Infantnm, Dybontery. Cramop,
summer Complaint. Ac., Jardella*e Compound by
rup of Blackbeny Root nnd Khobar*, a* old aid
well-tried remedy, entirely vegetable, pleasant to
take, quiok and oat tain in offoett can b depended
on the most urgent ease«, may be given to tbe
youngest infant as well pi tbe aged. It is readily
taken by children. K'ap It in the bouse, nnd use
in t ine. Sold byDiugatste HAN8KLL A BRO.,
1.1X10 Market street. Phlladblphia._Jliy it._
a WEST» Wseled.-AgMts make Bore money
a at work for us than at anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free. G. 8 tih
aoM A Co., t me Art /NilJatAsrs, Portlagd. Maine.
augl3 2aw Aw4w
barlow' i indigo blue
Is the cheapest and best article ii the market for
Blueing Civthte. The geauiue hts both »Barlow's
• nd Wtltberger's name on the Ubel, It is put up at
Wtltberger's Drug Store No. North Second
St.. Philadelphia. D. S. WILTBIHtO-ER. Propri
etor. For tateby Druggists and Grocers.
Puy
until
«venin«*
excepted
Tu.ulay
o
o
uniformly
depo.it«.
futur,
ol th.
OfilrR ft NltaliKK,
REAL ESTATE* AGENTS
and;
auctioneers.
MrCLARV BtlLDINM.) oppoaite the
Bank of Dataware. I
* I
PKILSONAL KALES ATTENDED Tu.
BANK
r
No. 60S Market »treat,
(la tbs
liavinr removed from tbecerwsr af4tb aad Kins
-tract* to the lurr* «tara Ne. 105 Marbet «tract,
rdera Irom our friands which will be
m»2S
REAL ESTAI E AGENT
W« .«dieIt
tilled with oare and uromplaaai.
rr
J. H. FRAZIER,
AMO
Collector of Rents «nd Bills.
KINK
KAMT THIRD HT., REAR HARKET.
iunlS -dAwly by . j ___
SAMUEL W. MoCAULLEY,
Conveyancer. Reel Katate Agent
and Coinmisaioner for
Penniyivanie.
Conveyancint in all it* brancha».
Prompt attention niven to fiuyinn, aalllnn. ax
mnninn aud rentinn Real Estate and sollaotlni
nn uiiDii»ni«piniiw. .... »nannimr. >a
«Stute«
Govern
furn
tale« *ettle«l. I
ar Informntio* choerfully xlron
lion, either In perana-* "» >*t'er.
upon appliea
Offloe, 003J Market St., (M Ploor.)
WILM I NOTON. DEL.
9%.0fii(*n open until 8 p. m.
fabl*-.Mm
ï. c. la£HHAM,
FRESCOE PAINTER.
llealdenre, .431 Taylwr Street.
Post offiee'llei 4«7,
lyï-'y
WILMINUTUN. DEL.
Ixtifwa gists. _
WILM NGTON ANO READING H H
i
Sr.
■prtng Arrangeaient.
Peaeencer Trema will leave Sont hward at follow«
««*• "Ti pi a'ù p *m
Laave Reading at 7*tu ' 4« ' 10'5
^ Btrdrtore, 7M 4» 440 11IU
" CoatasvUla, V.# 4M *20 14«
" Chadd • F'd, W 2» 7* 7» 111
An at Wilm'xtoa. 11 IS SIS
Dim DAT Tati*.
LeaveOeataavUU Ujl, Cbadd'e Pan! 4M aad arrive
at W itminttua at IM p. a.
__ Ta.ne Lan va Morrn wa id :
TU IBB Mae,}. A ». 7.
A. 11. P.M. P.Ji. A. M.
14» 500 10W
135 6 00 II »7
KlfttRem
BXPRBfeA
fM MQ
HU
LtAVR
7.UUABd
!>•!.
LRAVK
Tb«
HIS 4 4»|
" Coal Seville. 410
Ag atgirt bors *. «U
Traîne?
S3»
7 00
»St
14» 410
_, 10X0 6 40
■ ore mined or market trains,
bon mV Tar a.
Leave WUaiastoa u S.00, Chtdd'e Ford 4.46, and
arrive at cont^g^gj.
At Cbadd'e Ford, Trains Noe. 1, J.i.7 end s
oouaeetfor Philadelphie, and l aad 7 with train»
from Philadelphia: Noe. 4
bem baltimore; aad Noe. 1 and 8 with train
Beta «Bare. No. 6 with Ireia for Port Deposit.
At Conteevllle. trains Mae, 4 and S «nine, t lot
Philadelphia, aad Datai Noe. 1,2 and 2 with train.
from Pbiladnlpbta: at Birds here' trains Nos. ,
aad T nnaaewt 1er Philaaielphia. aad trame i, 2 eau
>. tor Bsadtaw aad kertb. Hast aad West.
Raeanioa tieketa will be sold [or nil stations foi
Sandow trala soins northward; tbit trala will at..i>
for peseeogers
4to
aad 7 ooaoecl with train.
•
TU
Uavb
L«ava
T r ai
LK&VX
at aay pablie road eroanun.
c. btolz.
O sacral Sanerialcadcat
Fsra HoiaeeisM ta us Wseu
PENNSYUANIA CENTRAL R. R.
I W * 8T ** U * ACCOMMODATIOM TKAI>
I PAST EMIGRANT LINE.
I m «* e « "V m erf a TJ eo n
° K PITTHJJUHa
I did all pioddA da (Ad WtIt, tiouthuft at.
I
I 2VOTi.*WA4I.
. — _
I »HOBT BBT AMD BBBT ROUTE.
Lbbvo
TblalinAAffordiunequAlled induce menti- to ner
eonsdeeirini Aehenp nndnxpeditio*iRpMfli»ffe toth .
We*t,nnddeeervetpArtieuUrly tbe attention of «I
■ncbnadMireto AVBtltbeinselveeof tbe lluieente«.!
Bill pAMtd bj tbe le»t Congress.
I Tbe Penuiylv»nt*Central Railroad.with its cor
I netting lines, U by 137 miles the shortest route to
1 Chicago and other prominent plmceH in the W opt.um'
isetso tbe quickest,ebeepest and best r«iufe to aI
prominent pieces in tbe Southwest end Northwest
Peaeengera ere forwarded in ooiulorteble and *ir
nger Unis. furnished with cushioned-neats with
moveable becks, waler tanks,stoves, in \V inter, und
with such other conveniez es es are requisite tor th
somfort at families.
Tkrongh tickets a aold to ell prominent pieces u
the West, ßoutbwes end Northwest, et about hs)
the usual first el
Children unde
petween tbesgesof five end twelve years pay isalt
Prtee.
Baggage checked end forwarded by the a tne train
with the paaaeagera. Eighty pounds of baggag« car
ried free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily ezeept Sundays, and ticket
mnat be Procured and baggage delivered attheofiice,
■ No. 116 Market street, by 3 o'clock, P. M.
I ■»•<"/•«),»« 'h* ""''•"'«n«"*. be will forward b
I r ,mrnofin*«l.f r ecufel»a r ,e.» C ircularcootAiDin,
oil complete price lilt, a map,a eorrect copy.
I UomeateMg Law, and give such other inionuauon
I may be desired. PNA\CI8 FUNK, Agent
I eftbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
I No. 116 Market S'reet, Philadelphia
1 PMtadeloM» .IsnslIJltt
Lee*w
h
fare.
•
or five years old as free, and children
i
DULAW AttJt HA1L.HU AD LIN e .
SUMMKR AKRAKQKMBMT.
On ana alter MONDAY, July 'Mb,
1*72. tbundava cio.Dt.ii.) Traute will
1 -
of
CO..
leave as tulluwii
•onTHWilD. Pa—mttr.
Jft cod
Pammter.
A.M.
U.U0
P. M
I palmar,
| fefVVj
Ul I Bn,
Greenwood
Farminvton
3 UU
3 25
11.15
Dk
fails
,
11.3»
2 56
4.«
11.50
4 80
ta.ir,
5 05
12.15
AM.
Mllferd.
Bsrrtnstan.
ration.
«SSfeF'
Wyoming,
Dover.
Moortoa
Bros ford
Smyrna.
1 Groan Spriggs
| Blackbird,
by
aid
to
tbe
readily
use
BRO.,
money
tih
7 .UU
12 30
'J
7 2U
7 31)
12 4»
i
. £
luu
7 35
1 U6
6 <»4
7 40
for
at
6 10
7 5U
ift
6 34
8 00
25
140
6 54
8 10
815
145
*4
8.06
1 40
8 25
155
7 24
8 33
2 00
7 34
215
• 40
7 54
220
8 46
Townsend
SI*
Kirk WDOd,
«t. Road,
«w Cailla,
vf lia, toa, arriva loi»
FkUadalshiatarrlva^M»
Bsliintsra. arrlya
8 I.
SU»
22 »
»1»
24»
« 2>
«43
»2»
S UU
»2«
3 06
2 40
3 15
• 4»
»*>
S8
VS»
3 23
use
3&&
11 20
P.M.
3 »0
Mi-r.d.
r u.
It «
6 2 »
»10
Maaaca.ee,
r.a
106
■ouTXWasD. M mw ww
A.M.
130
7 26
Philadelphia..
Baltimore.
WliUllkUl
»X
2 40
7 20
12 if
1010
«2»
6 45
VU 3U
1 a
».
6 60
10 36
7 00
*45
7 07
10 »»
NMfi
irkweod,
t. Pleasant,
71»
10
7 2»
iddletowa,
fad;
jem Hpriag,
|«nyr*i'(arrive)
Braaford,
Moortos,
Dover,
the 83KB:
I Caatarbury,
* I Pel tun.
| Reniant».,
130
7 40
3 2
2 4'
1140
7 60
ilg
S Ul
■t»
»20
3 16
12 SO
121 »
21U
121 »
» 2 »
12 »
8 40
4 a
240
*46
4 It
1260
S 56
10*
*08
186
»08
4 «I
120
6 u
845
arniatUa,
Kins
«tract,
be
IS
é 15
13»
5 12
Hrsaswnod,
BrMcarilla
Saafard.
Laurel,
Delmar. 2 37
Tha Kited Traia will
deal M train hi biuineM. and
"•-"b^jlKr^SSÄ«
| atT?tt i*«!' LnaiVVhuiKjîfin B aî*l2.«| l Mrnn<l
TRAINS*'
Additional to thoauabnve.leeve bmyrnu for Cley
tou 11.3» a. m.. aad 7.36 p. m.. LeavaClayton for
Smyrna 8.40 a. tn., and 2.00 p. tu., to make connec
tion with train* to and from Dover, and «talion.
South.
146
4 0
2)8
« 1 .
2 20
5 0
7 if
utyeet to deleya ioci
will at«>p ouly at ata
T RAINS.
Agent
I Rmlnad. _ __, „ ,,
ax- I AtDELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Kuilroau
sollaotlni I aad Wtooniieo and Pommohe RgHromi.
kIduotion In pasoaob rates:
>a , ANCIEON 1.1 MR HTEAHEBH
■ma.lxli, iTSxr VitnuDAT .so Satos
SAaWAm
Fasmuanm bookad to aad from any Railway Sta
Uaa or «deport In Ureal Britain. Irelaad. Nor
way, Swadaa, Danmark, (lertuany. Franca, Hol
land. Belrum. nnd ibnl'niud sut**.
Cabin tara Irom NRW YORK to LONDON. UV
. H LA SHOW' aud DERRY by Wednm
tmars »44 By Saturday'! steamers I*»
CONCEPTIONS.
At TOWNSEND, wuli tha Rant Cvanty and queen
Anna's A Kant Rnilroada
At CLAYTON, with tb* Maryland and Delaware
Hail road.
At UARK1NI1TON. with tbe Junction and llreak
water Railroad.
At BRA FORD with the Doreheater and Dataware
appliea
Ploor.)
UUION TICKETS, «ltrt.
0IATE, «M, SIKkRAUK. SOS.all
IfitlKthalr Mend* in th* old Coun
try nan pnrekna* tiokaia aa Inwast rates lor tur
thar particular* apply in tb* Axent*. II Kb DER
«on Broth«««. F ii.i.jiij,«*, » j. y.. or u
SAMUEL F, UKTrs,
ea lrwiw— ma - WUrniaxtnm.
1NT
DEL.
FailadRipnu, wuauagw« uo at u
um Râliieaé
TIME TAHLE.
Commendae MOM. i I. Jus. M, 1811 Tuna* will leaf
i ovraar Broad ai. aao Wtikaiiut Aveneeae fetiuw«
Ï-MA1L TRAIN ai S.9U A. M.^énjnnXpü
BaOiMora.tiopiiag at all R«|uUiBWtmaa|4eei
at W iliu.ogtou wita Uiiutri Mai I read UmArM Clay
tao villi ho;rot Braacb JUUtuad ane
Delaware Railroad, *i Hairiaawa with lueiut »»a
Broah water Railroad, at BaaR rd vite Ùunktmm aad
D*l*we*e Railroad, at HeUnat wuh àMan itwt
Raarnad, at Mabefcurj w tk W mm tee 9a4 temmefce
Sr.
katlrue»»«
KlfttRem TRAIN «I It.'« M. ~"L1HT)
laiugiuu wiib I rail* fui N*w Ooaile.
BXPRBfeA TRAIN wi A INI t. «. 1M|««IMUMW4.) m
lUliimorwBud Wublwwfw^f wDNwfiO bvUi .nu
lOW.LlWWtMd.OlWfBMiftl.WUMSflMpNBWMRtJMa
.«•«•rk.likwt.NiirU-lMt, C k l lwu n,Km.
•die. Hm vm-UoMif e». ANr« »n . fwifMi'i.liiL
wood, MuguuiiB.Chuw'b WDdrftwMaimr'BRww. w
NIQHTRXPRICM «I tl-JtP.M.AwUf.lwtaUÉM»«— D W-ft
iaitoD,«io*piiig m ckwiM, U*vw4. Otuaifel, W Û
mio«u»a, Rauik. Rikiow, N »HB»Bbda J Wlf tlH«,
■' jmia'i k«4 Hkwlk
fM MQ i»nfoi Portree« lloaioa lwialk,«U
IS.UU M. Train '
WILM I WTO W rtJIJML
HU pblng «» All HUUou. iNllWMU PlubMl W. AA« WUslailM
LtAVR PUliaAliRLPMiA AO It».«* A. W .Ml lM. SjSKSê
7.UUABd DUU tlAil« P.M. Tba> 40JU P. M. otaia «manu wim
!>•!. K. R. lor Mil ord bbU iuOwiio dlmiOÄAOMAA
LRAVK WlLMINdTUB ao C 46.D.M aa4 B.ID A.M.J4NL 4M
ABd 71* P. M Tb« «1« A. Mta om Will am
A top boiwwb CkNtol Mad PaiIa 4«I»BM0. Q* ku4«f
14MT« WllA4lil|fl4MI AI «Jtt P. É4. ~«Af
Tb« «46 A. M. orAiia tr
TO
, . WtlBtldsgtoB Will
Ala«u«l JuutflKiit bj eir««>t Call V III IB«
• AW® r lur . 11 tTum Wm * fiUéaipkê*.
TU ! LA . aSD JIALru. UkJiTHAi* K. M. TMAI9M
(HoppiBg «i «U eiAiiOfi* Ol« ebener Cr««A m 4 ràii
Bd«lt>hiA ABd BAUmor« C«bu«I RAtlruAd.
TiT St.
Uavb HiUa4«i|«iib loi Pur« D*piw» Bamav« «imb
k«d # Ak 7.UÜ e.tu. Aud 4-3« U- m. HiiIaBaIiiDi, An«
dïy^iSp" s.
•asjL^ijPäääffrä vtneps t t.
irAiB B«o|ne AI All tteUid« k«l««A« ITn|«||AiDU «II
L«auuhiA. '
L«ava Pur» l*t»oAti for PhilAdAlplilA. l us Art «ïwilii. a«
DJ6a.m Aad« U y. 014 Oauiiu M PbUAd«lMu m
•.IU a. m. CbAdd'a Kord tut rniUd»le*4É ijut ,, m .
Huuüa y, 1«AVA PbUtdolphlA let OAfArd BJi aT m.
IfAf« UAIord lor l'utl«d«t|tÂlA * 40 ». ta. *
T r ai ita lAAViBg Wiiruiifiuii »td.46A.tu, «od 4M» p m viU
COUAC» A» LeduokiA J«n«»iu« eitk lu# 7 JM A. m Aad
i*> J*, i». irttoA tor t'üiladclpNiA ABd B UfiAtaff. i 't i -
lakOUOS TMdlXS »MOM MAtllMUMM.
LK&VX WII.MISÜTO» ai I0.»i. Iljv c.a., J.»» tSV,
cffgsrjca run rùiLAttKLfiiiA.
LBA7XCUXBIXK Al 7 JO. 7J2.S.U, son, Il
12JS.2.4I. 4.4tAA.3i, A.ll, 7.4A
VroBBslutunr, to riilAlslphit. Um« Bamaitire m 7J
»• Wai b Ail: IJà.i., k,lire. ; 14» r. b . Sa
press 7 Jlf .it. Rvnrsss II 20 P. a baprs«.
VroaXAtiimor^ o coriUApeaiiaad laiaiaaeiaissiaileaa
daamuaodaiiov alnfram ron Depeeti win teat arten
fille alt 47 A. b. loi lâliiamiuil 1 • t,ta«dliie SIS
IIoba.
r.w
If.
A. M.
lu st r
TRAIH8 fOA BALTJMOMM*
LMv«<',b«*»er»i 12.0« «nd 9.11 a. «..•«4 445 ».a.
Lbbvo Witnuug»ob «I 12.82, 2.19 Rkd IUU2 |.g|
SU Si DA Ï TLA J A FROM BALTIMORE.
Lee*w Baliouor«* m 7 25 r. a., «»oppiug •» Magaeua Ftcry
Buna . Ab«nlMT„ H«»rw-4le*-4v sOv.l'MrTftr.n,«
»o«u. North K«»», fa.lktt.ii, 5«waik, siaatua, B«w
poi», WilmiDg»o»,CUy«»4>«», «»4 Cb««»««.
U v. g«*> i f M« WIL U« IM *
PENSBïLVRMlA RAILBOAu.
g
ON AND A KTBE V'»MMT. JÜI.V. 22. 1272.
WKcVr PHILADELPHIA.
Trains le-»ve Depot, ibirty-se<-ond and
IraiitB arrivent Depot, Ï birty fir.-t and 1
»»la Mae Weaiwapi.
Pauli Accommoi'ation daily.extent tkmiday,
h.u:.. 8 3>>a in. and 11.Iu a., m., l.lup.a»^ 6.40 j
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. 7.30 a. m.
Lock liaveu and Ei4i ira Express daily, except
>undiiy, N.W) a. ui^
eMail daily, except Pfinday... HOOe m.
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily ex > s un4a]rl2.40 p.m.
Ilarrbburg Arc. daily, except Sunday, 2.30 p.m.
Laura.-ter and Vork An*, daily, ex. Sunday 4.10p.m.
Parkesburg Train daily, except Mua day. *.30 p.m.
Cincinnati Express -aily
Southern Express daily..
lit* Express daily.
Erie .Mail daily__
Pauli Suuday Trams..6 40 a,m and M0 P.u*.
Ciucinnati,Kxp. only to Harrisburg on Fa uifay».
Erie Mail .Saturday night run» only to Williamsport
For Emigrant Kxi-ret* T.n»r. leaving lOAl p.m.
daily except 8umUy .tickois must he procured aad
baggage delivered at 16 Market S . by t.fiQ p.m,
>rw Y «ark »IvMen.
Express tor New Turk, 7.1b, 8.30 ,.nd 11 00 a.m. and
Iguk). 3.Mt, i.; i) aad 6 4r* p.m. aad 1430night.
Express Tiain tor Long Braa«£ 7.15 a. m. and
3.40 p.m.
Emigrant Traia for New York, 11.30a m.
Way Trains for Bristol, 6.2ft and 10L3U a m.
Way Train for Trenton. 11.90 pm.
Way Train lor Huiin«r»mrgaad BaMletea.5.UU pm.
I ork bunday Traias. 7.2 • a m. 6.4» p m. and
VUO night. *
6.4ft p m Train connects at Treuen for Lambert«
ville and W'ay .'•tations.
KENSINGTON DEPOT.
Iloluiesburg R lin.-tlemn. 7 m> a m, 12.30 A 7,15 p m.
Way Train tor New lira ns wick.. 2.90 p m.
h xpress Trains for Trenton. 7JO a m and 4.U0 and
5..10 p m.
Way Trains f or Trenton, KE0D a m, 3 20, 5.00 aad
7.W p m.
Way Train for Bristol. 6.00 a m.
FOR BELV1UEKE DIVISION.
Express kr TrenP-n. Lambertville. Kastoa, Reran •
ton. Ac.. 7.30 a in.
Way Train to Lambertville A Pennington,16,00 am.
Express t«»r Trenton, Lambertville, Lsstoi, ber se
lon. Ac. 4.UP p m.
A worn, for Baldidere and
MARKET oTR
Am bay Dlw«slam.
Aceemmoda. for New York via Autboy,
W ay Trains for Treuton, 6 00 and 10.00 a
and 4.UP. 5.0) unit 6 no
Market 8cv.
Merket 8U.
6J8
P.m.
6 30 p.m.
».UO p.m.
U.40p.m.
il 4U p.m.
i
UU
25
56
80
05
'J
i
<»4
10
34
54
*4
24
34
54
I.
2>
«43
liantoa.
».SU*«.
6.38 am.
m. IIM
S8
use
O'
p m.
Accomtuodalioa lor New York via Perth Ambox.
21«) o m.
Accomuj' for New York via Jeraey City. 3.00 » m.
Way Train for Burliuntoo. S.JO p m.
Way iraiaa for bord. moan, s i«i aad l).:t0 p m.
Kip Tratet tor Hiabt*t"wu, « m a m and 3J0 , m.
kxvrattrdüR f<« Pisbrrtw, to,, Braaab aad
N. J. .-outhern and 'luektrtoa Railiuada, 1M a
m and 2.45 p m
Way Train, tor Mt. Holly. I .un, 8.30 aad 11 JO a ax.
Way Train« for Pemberton. tO.UOam. 2.15. ».OnuM
8 U p m
20
»0
u.
«
20
if
a
Meepin, Car Ticki to for tha Wmt eaa be bad a*
application >t tbcTichi t offlea. 0*| Cbeataa t «ueet.
and at tha Depot,Thirty aecon* sal Market bin.
Agents >>f tbe Union irHDif« Company will call
for aud deliver Baggaeeai U»e Depot«. Ordere «U
receive prompt attention, and Railroad TimeCard
can alio be obtained at tbe lollowiag
TICKET OFFICES: j No! am rbmtaS! «traM.
. ,, f No. 118 Market itrxat.
aad at tbs Deiot* and tarry earned above.
A J. CASSATT, fleaerwl If
2
4'
16
a
It
P hiladelphia, wilminuton a
MORE KA1lR"AD.
,-PPClAL NOTICE.
Un and nltnr WKDN ht- DAY, OMobar Ittk, Mil,
pasManer ear wtH be attached to tha Irataal
treia leavias Philadelphia at 2210 p. m.. fur VU
Binnton.
4 «I
u
é 15
5 12
Cley
for
4 0
« 1 .
the train will atop at 8 t a li éna aa fbllowa. when
•irnslled: Uray'a Ferry. 8,12 p. m. LeaarattoOJO
p.m : Cheater. 8.41 p. in: Lamukio.9 4&a, m; lk_
lour y.42 p. m: Liuwood, ».»» m; I'laymoat, 10JI
p. m; KHaralie.l0.il p. nat anive ftllmianton, loS
i. o. . loet ltl H. » K KNMkT. Haa't.
5 0
7 if
ioci
ata
£
%aprr üft««iag».
DON'T BUY
Satos
Sta
Nor
Hol
UV
I*»
Your WALL TAPER natil yon axamiaa th*
LARÏ1E STOCK ul
queen
llreak
A. B. JONES,
NO* 618 MARKET STREET»
where you can find an aaaortmaat at
WAU PAPER,
WINDOW SHARES,
PICTURE HAND/NDS,
Of the LAteat Style« and Patifina. which ha will
dispose «il at the L«'we*t Priem Paper-Uaa*b*
noatly executed. Kxpanaacad Workmen
any part of the Htutv.
Beat
'prakiBB BiSSTTZ
No. sin MARKET 8TBBET.
W^n^Slf"* Retard*«
from in A. M.. to »KM. '
FOR LADIES EXCLUSIVELY
rtamUA.M.t*»».«
Coun
tur
DER
u
. .—
*2 U
0«
Mondeya
Toaed -v. -rd Yr d«

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