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OMI.Y A tOCKET.
ily a lltdaiririket.
I wtar in ray bosom, wy dear.
Ii TO* would icarrcly think it.
Mow long it has reste«! there.
Nicht and day I have worn it.
_ i®.« 1 ® thirty years and more.
I aid not think to have borne it
8o long with a heurt so sore.
seems few days since we i.orted.
Ue sailed for n far-off cl line;
At first I kept brave-hohrted.
And patiently bore the time.
And hh letters
Always tender un i t rue.
To read them brought him ne u
And his voice seeuied near to
At last came a time of wail in.?,
And silence hard to hear;
My heart. Would keep debating
What, charms mteht hold him theig
Then f hluincd myself ho thinking
And 1 feared he inii-t be ill.
And I felt my hopes keep shrinking,
Hut I sustained them .stall.
News came—I would not receive i*.
They said that my love w i- dc id;
I could not—would not believe it.
No matter what was said.
Ke would come some golden niornim
And take me to Ins -idc:
1 would get my bride's adorning,
Heady to be a bride.
Ah. the weary months went over,
Thu weary years dragged by.
Hut no morning brought ni> .lover.
And still alone
Slowly I grew to think, it.
Grew to know it must be;
From that day this little trinket,
llis farewell gift to me.
Has never been from my Lo-min,
And I wish that when 1 die.
Like a sweet perennial bloss« >m.
It still on my breast may 1 1 «-.
it
came to cheer me.
ine.
s 1 .
COMIC NEWS.
Some folks tliink that Time lias get so olil
he must be bald, for they never can "take him
by the forelocH." Our office hoy suggests the
persons taking him by the
Mary had a little lamb.
She asked n naan to shoot it,
A'd «hen he went lo kill th it lamb,
It had the Epizootic.
A little girl described a snake as a "tiling 1
that', a toil all the way up to its head." >
A Portland sea captain, just returned from a
long voyage, was told by a commission merchant
the aad news that his wile had died,
dead?" said the captain; "well,'now, do you ;
know I didn't think she was long live I. How's
freights ?"
The Owalonna, Minn., .tournai, sighs for a
dance, a surprise party, church sociable, theat
rical performance, spelling school, randy | till,
or something of the kind, "just lo harrow the
danse monotony."
We are told that "the evening wore on," hut
We are not told what the evening wore on that
oocasion. Was it the ''close" of a "summer
day ?' 1 i
An indiscreet youth in Cairo has been lined
gropriely of Buch
;
i
i
'
Wife
■
tor yiolently kissing the Bchnol ma'am. Site w s
to homely that tne judge said there was ar-u -
lately no excuse for him.
An individual possessing unuiistakithh* < v
donee of African extraction was arrniuucd f. t
larceny. The Judge, as of right, wasdign.- 1
fied, but said witli severe presence
"Are you guilty, or uot ?"
" 8 ar v
Did you steal those clothes?" he it peat-:
•d.
"liolly, boss, ' Clare never done it. "
"Thit man says you did."
"He ain't nothing but white trash."
"And what are you ?"
"Me ! Why don't you know me? I rid witli :
you in the procession. 1 helped to lead you
home when you got 'tired' that night,
yon 'member nm now ?"
There wasthe "auddenest" not. pee* in that j
darkey's ensethat judicial annals afford an
example of. So much for the advantages of j
good sooiety. ;
Dont i
!
How do I look, Pompey ?" said a youtp»
dandy to lds'servatit, as lit* had finished dress*
log 1 ''Elegant, Massa ; you look hold a*
Hon." "Boldas a lion, Pompey ! How «1«»
Ï ou know? You never saw a lion." * <> yes,
lassa - I seed one down to Massa Jenk's in
his stable." ''Down to Jenk's, Pompey'.'
Why you ureak fool ! Jenk's has not m»t a
lion ; Chat Is a Jackass!" ''Can't help D.
Massa ; you look just like him !"
a
2 3T There are some remarkalily small men
in the worlk, One of the plutuies is a Hoston
merchant who invited a neighbor whose goods
were in peril at the late fire to store them in
his establishment. The neighbor accepted the
kind offer ; and, tlio other clay, received a
hill from the good Samaritan for #U"> for
storage.
JOUNSTON & BOG I A,
BOOK - BINDERS,
•SD BL AK K BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
NO 420 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILlilEGTOS, DEI..
id
Aeeoaqt Bunk* of every variety uf ruliu* i
k'fifaga»inee. e Mu* ic!* N e w* pu per.* and I'ulilieiitiuna
ail kind, bound In Plain nr Fancy Mylex.
Both being praotioul workmen, wo uro able lo
U 'Âby n ma'rVromâÜyu.ton led to.
01
uprl y
ë «1 Sstate «Ngrut*
J, H. FRAZER,
REAL ESTAI E AGENT
AKD
Collector of Rents &na Bins.
-A« r THIBD RT., NBAR HAIlKKr.
Jinl3-diwly_
06LE Ac. RILIfEK,
BR AT, ESTATE AGENTS
AND
auctioneers,
No. 605 Market street,
(Is th» McODABY EUILDING.) opposite tk»
Bank of Delaware.
PSB80BAL BALES ATTENDED TU.
Bavin, removed from theenraer of 4th anti Kinv
,n»| io ike ton» star» Pto, tW)Y M irket stteet.
«•eolielt ordara pom our frien la which wtu bo
lief with ear» aad .mmotnaai. my21_
S. K. CLOUD,
Paintei and Gramer,
Vo. 616 Market Street,
(ll.tallK.UTj .
WILMINGroa. DELAWARE.
Patatl aclantilloally mile! and meibaninaHy
applied.
îjar ^tlvrrtiiscmfntj.
AGENTS WANTED FOR C ,BU!\ S
Child's Commenta Lor
lil , I:r, L : ' *OR Till: HOME CIRCLE
1.2 « a,.) Knnravmtti. Th« Iwst «•>■(. rprisi
" n, V hkv ,t ,,otc jwWialirii. V
• S >. <40f»?>to |*fl
••êi.uUr" ad«;
g n & Ci».. 37 Park It*.
JV «««.»** .. .In i.r ,z.n.
<s bv Mr*, // /;. Stau,
more a ye
I i «»ti e
\ New
. Sup rb » i
:iurns given :tu.i y . .M,
tin Ï "ÄÄrSv.''» .<
■>
•ioe. rapidly
• 110*1
£5 to £20 * , r r,| ' | i ,! ■a*' ,, i'*wiii.i«i! a ï
!uiÎht»,.v 4 ' ,,y "••'ku.K i'<iipif*.
• ; '.i? U,IU < r °'d. make more im.ney a; woi
- in their s are moments r i I t|,*» ti,
fur
at
ACCIDENTS
îi.Hurc intho TR % VU.i ltS ( ,t llartfi.nl. Ct.
G hU.Sbi aN
Mustard. — U holesale to the trade. Hng.e
Trlü-|î , AÏ;FF n l ^i!;;"î., il - «• »BK
1 >«M»i4iii:ri»i\u Ui, Vic
J > ti d oiei chant eau learu al une«.
' • 1». '>>»' i.ni.M} Hrya.xt, Huff.il'i. N
IN
y «lerl
Hmik inail< <l
. V.
DOORS. SASHES, BLINDS. &c.
-•■..J i'.r ■lln.lriunl «'i.inl«i|;ne t.>
HRADLI
v ( 1 : K HIR | 4,54 x |» ov s f York
l'he fin,
■i»m
■ * p"
H hut «very father and
^ 1 /o/Ar»* should have.
I|i It ro 1110 ! Lith
■ graphe i on line j a
■ »«r. i.i the very bos:
:ner, T c Id end
mg of color is perfect
'ent. 7 »o*>/aae jiuitf,
receipt of One hollar
Mze. 19x24 I N. \
tVN it R A V I Mi AND I'l tt
l.ist. Mi Co , Hox 4 t _4
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-
ONLY 01 A YEAR S PAGES,
;
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York
Book-keepers,
4 ishIiiu «i»*h 4'oml»int»lioia lui»
; l.r«s«*r, with a Fat. Paper Si/.cr u| m| Ivory li
i 'J' 1 " r attnchyil. It replaces the sizing, restoring
i the i* it* -r *■* its original finish. It r« n«ierî* erasure
unnotifeable. ^ New tiling. Agent** wantet. II. T.
' Cl dli.MAN, North Hermingfou. Vermont
THE O' ST 1AMII.Y PAPER.
i'll t: Itr.sf AOHl l Lit It A I, PAl'Elt.
Til 1 . I'd -T Pol.I I JCAl. PAPER,
nit: rest - iora paper.
dllE rest KA.MIIoN REPORTS.
i ni res r c.\ if EE market Kumrts
it"i I E.' 1 (If.ikkai. AIakskt Rteokis
I HE P.E-I PAPER hi I.R Y WAY.
THE WEEK.. Y NEW YORK SUN. light im
ces •VI ■"> ' u m n j . M n voir.. r l..-s than 2 r.-tiir »
1 N
A Mr»*
fill. SYN. X,
v York Citr.
■
.flour, .feed. Su.
me: t{\e»i:it »' t\ao.\
COMMISSION HOUSE.
Mo. 300 and 302 E. fourth St.
X cl tnplCkcly
irgunixcd and tilled with
at;
1
liiJST BKAirBS OF FLOUR
»- : r F . t
• full lino of Feed.
; now preps
vat«; t-iinilies*
■*«>lllMl at rat*»
tr « it if.
Iven • t., call and
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; J U / / Ur L I U T H ! N G f
hire.
> -I * lev * ere 1 to an> pa
« 1 I ho city tr<
J. HA K KLEV
i 1 20 MARKET i>T.
120
et a
■u can
GOOD AND CHEAP
1
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t.'.l Stuck
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■I'd! V HA VIS.
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Tall and wint-;l
J. LÏ. MÜHLHAUSEN,
F ASH 3 ON ABLE TAILOR,
HA 1 \ I N (i ST »4L b, J ; U\
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U.UIXUTUN. 1 , 11 .. 1
W
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< i 'icrtuan. Li.g
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ally
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l»f t'. ' !
! import.
" on
,i.
a!way" getting a genuine
'■r u i
"• article at this e^tablUhiucnt.
(jlEOHCHi McCALL,
Mcrchnut Taiilor,
No. 1-1 Mutkct bt., Wilmington, Pel.
During lui
in hi .4 entire Spring -»tool» ot
M» C LO I'HS. CASS I M KUMS and V l sT I NOS.
'j* 4 is now prepared to •ceommodate his custom
-*■ er" and the public generally with garments,
which, t«>r ne.itnes» »*t li r and finish, cannot bu ex
celled by any house in the city.
•d the aervieesof Mr. M'tn Switt.
one ot the best cutters in thu country, he feels *
tident of giving sati-fa tioa to all who may tnvor
him with their latronago. Satibfüttiou guaran
teed.
ai>l
GORGE 11. ASH.
1
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. "11 MARKET STUKFT, (second stury of
'* Building.)
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
A fine assortment of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES an
apl-ttd
Morr
VESTINGS constantly oa hand.
Durness.
li. TUOA'.l FDM A DrxO..
Saddle, Harness and Collar Makers,
000 West Front Street,
WILMIN GTOX
PKLAWARK.
YY.
A full assortment of
Single and Double
Farrijige, Cart. Dray
gÄ RJjind Wagon ilarnes."
eo.i"tnmly on hand
and made to order.
Lf^ All Jobbingpuuctual*
" ly attended to.
luuvn-lyd.
m
F. C. LEHMAN,
FRESCOE PAIMTER.
IL'xIiL'IK'I'. I'll Tnylur Mrrel.
Pint Office lie* t»T,
iy :-ly
WILMIN TON. DEL
; GRE VT AMERICAN BUOILKH,
eclipsed by the
IN ationnl Broiler,
R. MORRISON'f.
4Ub Ship lay a tree t.
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No. 410 Market Mree*.
Wilmington. Hel.
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YOKE SHIRT
603 MARKET ST.
W/L/vHHGTOW
DEL.
Stores, îTimvare, &r.
rpmniAk n.
No. S03 MARKET street.
Will fell cheap for Cosh
S 7 0 VES, IiA A O ES A ND HE A TEES, j
Also. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in
eluding n general assortment of Wood and
\\ illow Ware.
ROOFING. SPOUTING, repairing an 1 oa
rhanging of Stoves promptly attended to
uprl-tiin
[? a T. DEACON,
No. 11S MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.,
Has constantly on tilo.a complete
rnenf. of the best
issort
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
iru'ludirthe Otiole and -ther Illuminators.
HILH'S SILVER PALACE
and other Parlor Heaters. The superior
UNCLE SAM KAN UK,
l heating. The he.-t Portable and
are?. A full lin** *d H.-u-e
keeping ll.»r«lware. Tin and Jap «une 1 \f
Tin an«l Sheet lr«*n Work, F unfit, ». Spouting nn«l
Jobbing promptly ti.
l.ir rooki
R uRcl-ili Hroting F
*» e i ti
H. F. PICKELS,
Xux. 7 and » I:»kI l oiirlti hircel,
Wtl.MIXOTOSr. DKT...
Sole Manutacturcr of the Celebrate*! Wrought Iron
Gas Consuming Healers,
\!"t*. a g " i »""ortincnt of Cuokkio, Pari.ob
Hkatino Srov ks.
COOK STOVES.
F irme-. Kerular. Continent.»!. Niagara,
t'ity. Ir*»u Sides, lr
I. Magee.
ft"!:
.n i M nio.r. M
•rand l
Clmrtn und Carbon C
Kange.
!.. Hium
Sine
PAKLOK AND HEATINH SI'OVFS.
.Morning tllorv. Deacon Light, SunnvMde. (Jeiu
t»a" Humor. Pearl, d*».. »lo.
•! > Parh.r Cook, Tropic, Sun.
•Mid Magnet. Daw
Pari
Ac . »Vc.
Light. N
■tient of llnusekeepina llnrd*
tuulSiieet Ir-*r* Work, Roaüua, ^prut
Al
I:
g. .ic
N li.—Old stove • bought. poIJ or exchanged.
ip! tt
ünsurattre ifomitanifs.
Tin: neu i asill tot till
MITII. 1 L l\SlilM\l K tOMP'V,
Offlcei-INSTITUTE BUILDING
INSURES AOAlXST FIRE
Houses and all other kinds of
Buildings, with their contents,
For periods of tin» varying from three month« t
a term of years.
Maeacers.
W 11,1,1AM TATNAEL. WILLIAM CANDY,'
JAMES HRADFOlxD, GEO. RICI'AHDSUN,
JOHN GUYKK. SAMT, OANBY
Cil AS. W. lloWLAKD. CLEMENT H SMYTH.
EDxV M» UK1NUHUKST. JAMES RUDDER.
El'W AHD T. HEI.l.AH. A. P. SHANNON,
ASHTON RlCUAFDsoN.GK.0.11. HATES.
M M.CI.EAVER.
WILLIAM TATNALL. Prw't
tvbi"
Sah'lD. Smith S*c'
DELAWARE FIRE
l.\M IU\(i: lORFAiW
No. 008 Market Stroct,
of
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Charter Perpetual,
iisar* tûxet lerui of years, or.
^arpotual Znsmranoos at Qieatly
Beduced Bates.
Losses promptly tfdiu-*ted and paid.
Injure against losfr or damage by
any other company.
tai»r.' 3 T»:>
fire!«« lot» as
DIRECTORS : „
Gao. W.Spauks. Wu.C»XbV. Fbavcis Bauuv.
Iohr P. MpLkau, Wu. H. Swivt. 4VU.G. Gikuuns.
Joua R. Tatut*. Gat». W. Dish, Gau. W. 8 roK,.
W ILLIAM OAîiBY. Prwil.nL
t. L. Gtlp*». bkT.tarv, »nrÖ-TU
I JRIMENKW TIMOTHY SRBD, SPINACH.
C.ibbwo. Kile an 1 Littue« f>r fillsuwin*.
MuvIurJ au! Celery See! Mr pu-ktinr. nt
W. CUA.MULEKV.
fill Market itraet.
pH
Railroad £iu».
P.'.iladc "tua, WllmiEfcion auc Ca U
mote Ballioad,
Tl M 1*4 TABLE.
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applic iti. n t rhe I'icKct Ufiice. •."'! t'h* >tnut-tr^ ct. !
d at the He, **t,Thirty ."ecotid an i Market **
Agents ot the 1
t»>r and d* li\
j
i
•n frati"for Company
U.iggaccat th*' Depots.
•li Cali
Order"
i
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l l
e prompt »ft- utn*n.
btaiued at the following
can ul?o
Fließt nut street.
('hepttfUt ."tree'
i
TICKET OFFICE:
No.
IN 110 M
net street.
and at the Depot« n 1 1
'
a .:. i A.->a ir. ,u
XV
Short, Quick and
is
Through Route
TO TU K
WEST AND SOUTH!
■«■Tr-r-ipatriara
WILMINGTON AND READING R. R.
VIA VO AIE.'VILLE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO AI L FOlNTsISOUTH
AND WEST.
Train No, 1 leave Wilmington'>.30 a. m. Con
nects with Eluiira Express.
Tram No .6 leaver Wilmiagtoo f* p, m. Cunue t."
with Cincinnnti Expree.".
Baggage checked through.
No charge for transfer
F«>r infortu.ition
ti
oiiggase at Coatcsvillf.
1 rates apply at
Franklin Telegraph office. No. 2 V\ est 3d street, or
al W A K. Depot. Front am' Mad s.-n.
t*> route
C. STOLZ,
Gea'i Sup't W.A K. R. K.
eobtf
P HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON ^ BALTI
MORE RAILROAD.
>PKClAL notice.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October lSth, 1871,
a passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia at vt.UU p. m., lor Wil
mington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows, whe.i
• ignalled: Gray's Ferry. 9.12 t>. tn L «carotta ».»
P.m'; Chester, 9.41 i>. m; Lauiokin.9.4 > p. m: l hur
low v'.l'.i p. m; LiuwooJ, 9.*55 p. m; Cla>m*»nt. lu.Oi
p. m; Kllerslie, >0.18 p. m: artive Wilmington, 10 ..
P u. . ioctail H. K. KENNEY. Swp't.
as
C I EG. W. BUS U s 1 tba bast Co.il at tho l.xwes 1
f market price, mT 1
I
•* *jl '
DhLLÀNrAUjG BâlLBOI.
SUM J» kilt ARKAKGKMEMI.
f—tl.mi. On .nu alter MONDAY. July 29th.
r^eTTÏTli.wti U l " s '' « c «* ted J Train» wul
MOKT1IW X kll.
Delmar,
Laurc!,
Bcaloru»
Btiuge\ ill«
UreiusoDil
Furmingti
/'»•«enger.
/»••enger. Mixed.
A. At.
n.ou
11.15
11.36
KM
3 00
3 25
3 55
11.50
;4 3o
12.05
12.15
4 50
5 0 j
AM.
Milford.
llarnukloii,
Felton.
C'a nier I
Woodside,
V\ yoruing.
Hover.
rton
Hr« »lord
7
12 30
12 45
5 25
6 50
>ury.
1 <0
•lu
1 05
ti 0
V «
1 16
öl
1 25
« 00
0 3
M
H 10
1 40
0 5
« !..
145
7 04
bluy r i a,
C1h> ton,
Green Sptiog,
Hiiickbirà.
lownseud,
M i a** iet*.wù,
Mt. Menu,ut»
tt.o.
1 40
s
IN» •
71ti
7 24
7 34
7 54
A '
3 40
»46
0 06
y 15
«25
9 50
215
2 20
235
3 13
2 45
»28
K
oJ,
i O
»43
.aitey,
L ,ar.
State Road. 946
Newcastle, 9 50
W îlm'gtoii, arrive i:; ] i
Fhiiadelphin.arrivcll.45
KM.
1 05
/'•imrnorr.
3 06
" i-'
3 15
3 20
3 3.4
3 55
y.50
1130
KM.
Foltin
aotlliWAHD.
Pliil i ielphi.'.,
liait itnore,
v' ila im ton
N. * gst1 4
»St ite
li
lt
. arrive
810
/'ti««enger,
r.n
5 UC
2 40
t* 25
0 45
3 50
i tirai.
r- m.
11
7.30
S 30
le lo
2 66
10 .
1 20
H» 36
I.« 1
0 'J
10 45
10 65
7 00
7 07
11
' M t. :
11 lu
11 :■*'
ii 4.
I Middle;*.
7 40
7 of
s 00
8 ( /•
A Id
».40
8 20
2 25
town
' HI».
2 45
. . *.
! f»te**n St ring.
11 •
Clayt !..
3 15
(umc;
•so y m.
i
P-Ptl,
M oortci,.
12 li*
12 1 .
1 >
1 ^.
Ill
» 4*t
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4
mine.
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4 1U
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ror/y.
f t.t*
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M liter. i
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y
4 4u
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5 U5
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f.
1 3
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Cri'lgeMilo
feeat'-ni,
l.a urel,
Helimir.
ii»
3;
»
1 t
2 lu
15
îi 40
t„. t w,il run fubjeet to delays inci
dent to freight butin«.*.«, and will ."top only at sta
tions where time t.-« given. *
NEW CASil-E TRAINS,
heave Ne', t asti» tor Wi ilnnueton and Philadef
V. . * ' -*'• Eea.e 1 inlsdeli bis at 13.(o\| „s
iliuiiigti.il at l.lo P. At.. t,, r Sew C»«tle * L "
, sMYHN A HHAS'Jll ïKaÎns!"
ü^V' ede»' e Mojrna for Cl»y
l, Sr SS-' 11,1 LeaveClayton lor
»nu 2 . 1 *'|.. ui., to make cunnee
U' o nith trams to anti Iront Liover, and stations
CONNECTIONS.
A A,6VYK^, I ,' 1 5 : ,lr',' a h O K '"' L ' oun ' y and
Ule ''"Ohttid and Delaware
A w"t'if 1 K,iuroIi!' V ' " il! " he JancHon and break
A Kanrod'* 1 ^ Wltl1 ,Ij * ^"«hester and Delaware
At A,: - with , 'he Eastern Shore Railroad
and t* icotmco and Pooomoke Kailroad.
*1. F. KhN N FV. Supt.
i h
-
At
Ui.
WILMiNGTON ANU KtAUiNU R R
MS:
Ejjfic ttiiwa
W ititv*r Arranuement.
. t Oil HIM I Mlt«*r Mmiilny, Uc
- traun »««t™-»'»' 1 «™
ember 'j. 1*72,
• ti a.* lolli'W* :
, ., N A.M. F. M. A.M.
Lea' t* h t*i i ng .at . 4o
»
r
I ■ .
4
•'21 f. Jlj
7 -< 7 U
15 k 15
K NukrHH'Akb :
M. F. M. p.M.
I
F .i,
A r |t Wt
w t. ti. ll
i
• ns Lt:
à H A1N »>
N vs
L'vo it i.
■ gt*»:i t.
.*
:
t rd 7
y 5.
.d
ill
.
7 uu
k u ntig.
logo 7 ti
, 'j.NNECTIgNS.
At U limit
Philadelphia and
» r «• K.tilruitd train.".—
t* eel lot;.- aitU train.-* to
. •' ; . : r
i
ah i*. I .
\
■et • *
l
«t 1
I •> f* r PkiU
" i- r i InlaUali hiu.
t t* r Fort Hep* "it.
h tram.- tor
1 •!< iptil.i
4 . 11 . <1
with irait,
1 ,
nu
it n
'.«li t.'i
*d llurri.-tiiirg.
ll
lr .i
- N»'!». 2 upü.i
tra
- to and tlotu
I i.
Fla I.I
I -v i;
1 an I 3 connect northward
Inudelphia and heading
ni 4 w it j .. uthward boun i train.-,
in train truiu I'htladelphiu.
C. MOU,
'«er.eral Superintendent
Fora iiomostoaa m tne West.
t.
u
Kail
i
l : ,
1
55 a
PfNNSYLMNIA CENTRAL R. R.
•
■
. I U E>TKKN aCCOMMODATIOM TRAIN
AND
fast emighant line,
I T T S B U R Q.
ot: !
ct. !
j O TO.
i And *ii placet in the Wett. Eavthtee.t at.
Sort!, tatet.
i
i tS'rnB SHORTEST and bkst roctk.-Wk.
ihislinc atfords
•i uailed i n<lucements t.- per
sou- tc.-iring a cueap and expeditions pa.-suge to th 4
' ' t deserve? particularly the attention ol al
-'fh ;i? » 1 «'"' re to a vail t hemselv t*ut the iio'uestea 1
ijtll passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central Kailr<>nd.
XV
it r* its ecr
uting lines, is by 13. unies the shortest route to
Chicago and other protninen fpitiee.« in the West.and
is also tlie quickest,cheapest atul best route to al
prominent f lares in the>outkwest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and ai
Passen «er Cat
n » i- ".itucu in *. u iuio r* a o i e ana airi
«.furnished with cushioned »eats with
viMiEoii.i-'t.«. water tanks.stoves, in Winter.and
r conveniences as are requisite for th
witt. such other conveniences as are requisite for th
• •t tiiiuilies.
Tnry.uh tickets a sold toal! prominent placesi<
the >V est, >-juthwes and Northwest,at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old as free, and children
petween the ages of five eud twelve year» pay kalt
priee.
Baggage-checked and forwarded by the fciaetraio
with the passengers. Lighty pounds of baggage car
r:e t free to every lull passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays, and tickets
*t he i roçured and baggage delivered at the office
No. 11 A Market street, by 3 o'clock, P. M.
llv addressing the undersigned he will forward b
return «.t mail, tree oteharge.acireularcontaining
etc price lift, a map, a correct copy
stead Law, asd gii e such other information
F*M NCIS FUNK. Agent
otthe Pennsylvania Kailroad Companv,
U6 Market Street. Philadelphia
px-O.ltulrbl" .1 „IX. *?4. 1 EAA
R.
-mi le:e t*
may be desired.
t."
MICHAEL McGEARY.
U i OULD reepecttuiiy iniorm me friend« and the
public that he continue« to keep on 5 -mi the
'fge«t and bo."t assortment of Gentlenmen e a L a lies
ti d Boys'
\ew anti Second-band Clothing
at
or
uf the best quality, at Xo. 51 tt T Ca 1 1 Street
Also, his large "t*u k of Boots. Phoes and Ladies
Gaiters, of the best style, is worths of attention be
i? r ? I'?,*' ha mg elst where. A large assortment 01
lie.i Clothing. Blankets, Sheets and Spreads con*
st.inth* on hand, lie teels confident that ho i" able
to sell goods lowor than any other person in this
r,t > • Give him a call betöre purchasing elsewhere,
. 1 - he will give satisfaction to a'.l who may favor
hint with their patronage.
• % Highest cash
•per. Glass. Zin
1871,
Wil
whe.i
».»
hur
lu.Oi
..
price, naU 1 Ra*«, Iron, Brau
k. Lea! and all ,o,ida in hi« li® •
M. McGBARY.
W ilmiaataa. D x
R enn Err square a<'àdeSy _ ânbîbemi
N ARY. Chester t^)unty. Pa. Whole exp« naa
bUORILIDUE k KOMBIS
Tatnallst
1
1
SI *>• * ■ ucr week,
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