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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
DR.. HULL'S
vegetable Fever.and. Ague and Anti.FeVer
PILLS.

AsAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR cHILLs AND FEVER.
THOUSANDS have in one year been cured Of
ague and fever by these pills. Their COM
bination embraces properties of the highest cura-
tive value, making a gradual impression on the
system by their searching influence, and eradica-
this most distressing malady from the system in q
speedy and effectual manner
People throughout the southern country may
depend that they have never had any remedy offer
ed them so eectual and certain as these pills. 1t
is expected that counteFfeiters will make attempts
upon them.
one dollar box. One box will cure from two tC
four cases of chiIls and fever. For sale by R. H
Randolph, Yazoo City, Miss.
April %, l842. 42-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
Produce s. Groceries.

E0V3SN AGARd0uNS,8
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
cessary for Plantation uss, together with a
complete assortment Of PRODUCE AND GRO
CERES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; of which. the following is part, viz:
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. l and 2, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium. MissouFiS and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
Molasses, w w, and Cider Vinegar,
black Pepper and AIlspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted,
Winter-strained Sperm Oil, A
Negro Shoes, Clothing and Socks
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets
Tin and QueensWare, assorted,
Demijohns, do.
Canon, Light Brown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would moi
lose anything to cali and examine their stock
before they make,their selecAons elsewhere.
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CERTIFIcATE 40. Iv.


Dr. WoOd's statement.-SOme few weeks since,
! was invited by DR.. Eddy and Mr. A, Thayer to
superintend and witness some experiments upon
an improvement made by DR.. Eddy in scalding
and fermentng, for the purpose of distilauon,
which | accordingly did, and the result was as
follows, viz:
witnessed the weighing of the grain, and the
entire process Of scalding and fermenting, and
am prepared to say that from % bushels grain
saw yield of 100 gallons of proof spirits, and the
grain weighed Sc pounds per bushel. From all
the experiments which have witnessed, give ii
as y opinion that fermentation for distillaton and
all other puTposesi by this improvement at length
perfected, and the distiller enabled to make 81
gallons of proof spirits from every Sc lbs grain
The method Of effecting this is very simple, and
may be applied on the largest scale possible, and
I think will probably hold good in lamentations
| for brewing &c. WV WOOD.
CERTIFICATE NO. v.
~ Cincinnati, Feb. 9, 1912.
| do hereby certify that the trial of DR. Eddy's
improvement of distlatlon was made at any in.
stance, and Of my distillery, and by Messrs Am.
bros, Garrison and Doctor Wood, whose certi6.
Gates setting forth all the facts are hereunto al
tached; and further certify that from the tho
rough Investigations made, / am fully satisfied
that this invention possesses advantages over am
other now in use and fully concur in all the facts
set forth IN the certificates given above.
"A. THAYER.
June "a, 1919. Soft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
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COMMENCING JANUARY Y. 1890
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have literally contributed Neither trouble nor ex-
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and periodicals. have been purchased The best
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with The most interesting paris Of the world has
been established. IL short, the best ARRANGEMENTS
have been made to publish an independent literary
Journal acceptable Is nc classes 81 feaders. The
editor can think Of nothing which has been LETT IN.
done 10 eI hancs the value and to elevate tie char
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CERTIFICATE NO. v.
TO PARTURIENT WOMEN.

June "a, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-22
SECTION XT.

y
Or AssIcNRE's Authority.
rs. .Aaysdisebarge incpme:ance, by
order Of court.
10. Nay, ccmpouhd asbss in same
way.
so. But no such order 10 be made
till notice to creditors, &c.
IS. Had be It further enacted, That
the assignee shall have full authority
BY snd under The order and direction
Of he proper court in bankruptcy, to
redeem. and discharge sny mortage or
other pledge or deposjle or lien upon
any property, zeal or persoual, whether
payable in present or albany future day,
and to tender due penornance-ofthe
conditions thereof.
49,. And such assignee shall also
have authority, by end under the order
and direction Of the proper court in
bankruptcy, 20 compound any debts
or other claims aud securities, or be-
longing 10 the estate OF the bank
rupt;
so. But no such order OF directions
shall be made until notice ofthe appli-
cation is given IN. some public newspa-
per in the district, TO lie designated by
the court, ten days at least before the
hearing. so that all creditors and other
person ininterest may appear and show
cause if any they have atthe hearing,
why the order or direction should not
Sc passed.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-22
SECTION Xft.
OF SRcoNp BANKRuPrcY.


discharged again, how.
81. Ind be itfurfher enacted. That
II any person who shall have been dis
charged under this act shall afterwards
become bankrupt, he shall not again
be entitled TO a discharge under this
act, unless his estate shall produce
(sfter oil charges1 sufficient to'pay ev-
cry creditor seventy-fve per cent on
the amount C the debt which shall
have been allowed 10 each creditor.
SECTION XIII.
Or PRESERVATION or PRooEEDING.
So. Proceeding deemed. matters of
record.
IS. Not 10 be recorded at large but
Eled, SIC.
81. CLERKS fee for sfixing name
and seal.
IS. Fse for taking proof of debt 81.
And actual travel expenses.
SO. Aad e Il further enacted, That
the proceeding in all cases in bank
rupscy shall be 6asmed matters of
record;
IS. But the same Shall MOI be re-
quired TO be recorded at large, but
shall be carefully fled, kept, and num-
bered in the Office Of The court, and a
docket only, OF short memorandum
thereof, 18th the number, kept in
book By the clerk Of the court;
81. Aad the clerk ef the court
Cor aft zing his name and the seal of
the court TO cry form, OF certifying a
copy thereof. shen required thereto
s1alI be entitled to receive, as COM
pensatios the sumof twenty-Ese cents,
ana no more
IS. and - ohicsr Of ths court, or
commissioner, shall be allowed by the
.coust rsors than ons dollar foF taking
.thslpFoof Of any debt OF other. claim Of
any creditor or ssher person against
the estate ofthe Bankrupt.
So. But he msy be allowed, ia sdz
dition, sctual Favei expenses for that
Tpurpeses
SECTION XIV.
Or INSOLVENCY DY PAR7NERs.
81. Bankruptcy Of partners may be-
declared, how.
SO. What property 10 be taken
thereon.
80. joint and separated creditors
may prove.
90. Assignee to keep separate ac~
counts.
81; Distribution ofjointandseparste
effects.
%. Balance Of s sssala sssss1. N,Iat
aud how disposed d:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-22
n. Creditors proving after dividend;
a. bo .lA1.a.f7

~. Creditors proving after dividend;
TO be made equal
72. ind be It fa7shef enacted, That
IN order to ensure a speedy settlement
and close of the proceeding in each
case in bankruptcy, 1t shall be the
duty OF the court to order and d.
rect a. collection of the assets, and a
reduction Of. the same to money, aud :.
distribution thereof, at as early periods
as practicable consistently with a due
8gard TO the interest of the credit
ors:
70. And dividend aud-distribution
OF such assets as shall be collected and
reduced TO money, or SO much thereof
as can be safely so disposed Of, con-
slstently with The right and interests of
third person having adverse claims
thereto, shall be made among the
creditors who have proved their debts
as often as once in six months from the
time Of the decree declaring the bank
ruptcy.;
7 !. Of such dividends and dis
trbntlon to be given in some newspa-
per or newspapers in the district-desig-
mated by the court, ten days at least
before the.erder thereof passed.
70. And th@ tendency of any suit
at Law or in squiiy, by or against such
third person. shslI noJpostpone such
divisions and distribution, except SO
lar IS the assets may De necessary TO
satisfy the same.
IS. And all the proceedings in bank
ruptcy in each case shall il. ptactica-
bic, be snally edjustsd, settled, and
brought to cleso, BY the court within
tvo years sfter the. decree declaring
the bankruptcy.
". And where any creditors shall
not hate proved his 5ebt until. a divi-
dend Or distribution shall have been
made and declared, be shall be entitled
TO be paid The same smonnt, pro rata,
out of the remaining dividends or dis
tribbtion thereafter made, as the other
creditors tave already received, before
the latter shall ee entitled TO any por:
| ton thereof
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-22

be deemed the true debt or claim be-
tween them, and the residue shall be
deemed adjusted by the set-off;
43. All such proof Of debts shall
be made before the court decreeing The
bankruptcy, or. before some commits
sloner appointed by the court for that
purpose;
A. But such court shall have fall
power to set tide and disalFow any
debt, upon Z &c that such debt is foun-
ded IN fra imposition. illegally or
45. 4 q corporations to whom any
debts due may make proof thereof
by thei president, cashier, treasurer,or
other 6iicer. who may be specially ap-
pointed for tast purpose;
IS. And il appointing commission
ers to receive OF Of debts, and per
form other ler the provisions
Of this act, shalI appoint
such person. ze t1eir residence
in the coun!fy3An which the bank
rupt lives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
M2z s1n
EM
NTENT LIND
FOR EVER.
To the proprietors of the Good
Intent Stage Line from Balti-
more TO Wheeling.
GenMf men.

Allow US o address you this note, o
say hat we left BaIumure yesterday
morning at half past 7 O'clock, in the
Baltimore ami OHIO Rail Road Cars. and
lad a most splendid and comfortable,
as well as speedy trip TO Hancock, when
your oOlIging agent, Mr. Ear, furnish
ed US with one OF L S~llRlFER'S NEW
'rATENr BOW SPRING" COACHES
and a remarkably fine team Of horses,
with n gent emanly, sober and obliging
driver. This, as well rs every route
we came, from Hancock here, was driv-
ON IN unusually fine style, and very
quick time We performed our tripfrom
Baltimore here Ia 81 hours 10 minutes.
and in just "a hours from Hancock,
much the shortcs' time we ever knew
tina; or any other route Of the sauie
length performed; and yet there was
NO RACING but constant quick driving
and changes TO correspond.
Every driver was ut his post, ard
seemed well acquainted with his business
ana very desIrous to render perfect sat
lSlactIon to the passengers.
We do cheerfully recommend to the
'"S PNO'i| ~ lahc Tue BICdt NtH'
iral Route from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
and from Wheeling to Baltimore, and
the GOOD n TENT LINE, by all
means, ana a safe and comfortable trip
will be their reward.
Respectfully,
Join K. HESS, Nashville, Tenn.
SAM'L DOWSE,O Oxford, Mass.
United States Hotel,
Wheeling. July 90. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
WATER

4 Ii persons 10 arrears .or va ar rents for the
"A fist siN months Of the yeur 1912 can have
one other op ,uruniiy To save costs and trouble by
ealing and pa, ing the same 70 the collector AZ the
hmes and places hereby designated w.
A the 'fiice Of Thomas Hughes ia the first ward.
on Tuesday the 26.h inst.
A the office o; james M'Cnnrel. alderman Of The
- ~ari on "Wednesday the 9th inst.
At the oil q Of Richard s INNS. alderman of the
Sd ward on Thursday the 2S.h ins'.
~ the Office Of Philip Bier aldermen fIhe 4h
ward. Or Friday the 29ih inst
Al the Office Of WIN Templelon. alderman Of The
on ward on Saturday the Both INST
On the first day Of August The collector j. rcquir.
cd TO return hs list Of delinqusnis and Immediately
ai'er promp, measures will be taken Ia cumpel pay
ment. GEO W SIGHTS.
Slg-3t Collector ~ ,v,tc- ,,r,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
/. A DrFFrrLp. Sec, erary.

The following lines were written 10y Lord MOI.
Pesh ga The book at The Magma Falls:
NIAGARA.
There's nothing great or bright, Ihou glorious Fall
Ihua nay not TO the fIncy's sense recall
The thunder riven cloud. the lighming's leap,
Tha stirring oflhe chambers Of The deep,
E1Hh's emerald green, and many tinted dyes,
The aecey whiieness Ofthe upper skies,
The tccad of armies, I~hIck'ning ~ they come,
Tne bOOm Of cannon. and The beat Of drum.
The brow Of beauty and the form Of grace,
The passion ard The prowess ofour race.
The song ofHumer in iis Hottest hour.
The unresisied sweep Of Roman power,
Bniannia's trident on The azYre sea,
Americas young shout Of liberty!
Oh! may the aors That madden in thy deeps.
There spend iheir mge, nor climb tn enCircling
Steep;
and. tdl The conflict of Thy surges rease,
The Nations on thy banks repose in peace!
N0v 3. 1911. MORPETH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO HANCOCK.

AltE-trom Wheeling to Baltimore, sI3
from 10 PHILADELPHIA. els
seas taken Though and Fare received NJ tho
U".c OF We National Road Stage Company next door
ur'"" me United States Hotel, Water 81 and NJ Tho
virginia Hotel. Wheeling, Va. Two Ljnc. viutaa"o
"neeing daily. at : O'Clock, A NJ for B,liu,,.
s'u Ih.iadelI INA arriving At Hancu, K on The 9,d
aay "i b J. thence by ui,road to B~,lrimore and
hIaueiphia. Passengers ia these lines will he
p". one Night out IN the Stages and only A hours
70 pl''Hore, aud SO hours t. PHILADELPHIA. resting
y uou,s IN Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines leaves
:, ."piIne uaiy a. . o'clock A NJ c'pnccling with
the Railroad al Hancock P,,scnrcr a. W.
'ou CITY take passage to Hancock and ,hsnce =,
railroad. '"Se ny
rnni''cs who wish to avoid the one night travel
only. ''' ave ny gay
June IA ro,,r-D,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
NIW GOODS


: arrived from New York and now heinr
. y opened ~ lG3 Main street, corner OF Marker
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust received a large and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which he wi,
sell at lower prices than slmi ar goods we're ever
sid Tor IN the Western country.
ith brown muslIn az ! cts a yard
Fine caicJs various patterns 7 cents a ward
4-4ihs lawns at % cents n yard
A large and elegant assortment Of mouse
. dc lanes and sballeps
a splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark, plain AID 6gurt d.
The largest and most beautiful assortment OF
shawls. scarfs aud manullas ever offered IN this
mark et all Of The latest STYLES. The attention OF
the ladies' IS particularly invi'ed 70 these articles
A large supply Of clio hs and vestings cheap
a splendid assortment Of gcutlCiaen's summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw bOnnets and hats for isig
a great variety Ofs,lk, wOTstei and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and q geue!ll sup
ply Of fancy goods
CIuZens and strangers arc respCC fully invited
20 call aud examine this stock "a the subscriber
Is sure they will be pleas d bo,h with the goods
and prices.
may IS ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
COLD SETTLED on THE LUNGS.


5 a very common complaint and can immediate.
ly he removed by Dr. Duncan's ExPeciorant
Remedy. This disease produces much suffering
dnC distress, and hnallv becomes alarming on
account Of It's threatening severity. Physicians
ate sent for, and m dICiue prescribed, but TO ne
effect, when thew a. once pronounce the lungs
TO be entirely gone, and the c0se hopeless; that
the patient must de Of Consumption. In this
lingering situation hundreds are left under the
mistaken idea UftheiT disease ("iO the C~Onsump-
lOn,l when ~ rs nothing more than n Cod
settled on the Lungs, while the patICnt is thus
neglected until the lungs do actually became dis-
eascd. Why - u that 81 many pronounced
hopeless cases have been restored 10 perfect
health: The rcasl IN Is very plain and obvious.
They commenced using DR. Duncan's Expector
ant Res1edy, and when the lungs was not entire
ly gone they finally recovered. A fair trial OF
this Medicine viii convince all Of this fact.
For sale al No 10 No-th Eighth street, Philadels
phia.
Mr. JOHN FISHER is Agent, whore this val.
liable me define can always be obtained. a
fresh supply just received Price 1 dollar pei
bottle.
iuty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26


ME N Il. S. co. since the opening % The Raj
Il Road 10 Hancock. have established on the
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE" lines of coaches diherer
from any IN use in The United Safes viz:
lsr or GREAT U S Mail LINE. leaves Whec.
ling daily nj J o'clock 4 NJ. The coaches on Tn
Line are constructed with "uiqdOus" instead of cur.
iains aud tco apartments, one ior SiIipasssngcrs. lh,
other for three. On the route between UninntpvI
and Cumberland over The Allegheny mountains "sis
IN hand" teams are driven. This Is lie first an,
only line sfthe hind in Ihc United States. FIR
10 h CHER ihan any other line ou the road, viz sls
10 BIltimorc and SIS to Philadelphia.
Time I, Baltimore I2 hours, 81 Pniladelphm Sc
allowing : hours rest in Bilrimore.
IND MAIL LISE, leaves Wheeling daily II ! -
clock. A NJ. hy Her and splendid "riadoreE' co %
ches, constructed without any curtains, except iasi. ?
to keep I'll the beat ofihe sun. Fare TO Baltimore
Sl3 {" Philadelphia SIS.
B III OF The ahove lines are acknowledged b,
those who have travelled in Ihcn) To he supeuor ia
any yet established. They arc not ire Pa At5ou
spring coaches but easier and Sgfer, III. Jgcks being
made of Iron instead Of wood are not 80 liable 10
break. and Htpring oN a hinge They give NH the
mplion of the coach. Extra Jacks and Extra coz.
0beS are placed al each stand Un The mountains
where horses are changed, - a. to avoid dc Tan
and Invcnieuce in ease uf accident.
Tune To Be- III more AZ hours, 10 PhilaIelphia 50
hours allowing Z hours rest NJ BIlIimore.
Bad LINE EXPEDITION, leaves Wheeling every
afternoon az D O'Clock and connects at Hancock with
he morning train OF cars. Fare TO Baltimore Sl3,
In Philadelphia SIS
Purios wishing 10 avoid night travelling can
have coaches furnished wnh the privilege OF lod.
giug when and where they please on the route.
p ssengers who wish To 60 to H1gsrst Urn by stage
{ ON Hancock are informed that our Co. run the on.
y line on that route.
L. w. STOCKTON, President,
Of Mr. Stage Co.
J G A~CHEsoN, Secretary.
For seals apply at orr office on Wafer street, one
door south Of the u S HuIel anI at the bar Of the
Virginia Hotel. Main sucet. Wheeling. Va.
A COWTON, Agent.
L. Ill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26

TT Is As CERTAIN As KD.II\, -. =,
LOG that Il you want something To read. Won can
not go to a better place Than THOMPSON'S Ii,..
rary deroi. will there find a eopd us,orrmen; oCNI,.
gaines. newspapers. new novels. &c &c.
Jy l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-26
Lexington. Ky July I2-lr
IRON 4 NAILS,

The subscriber rendering his thanks fr former
palriuaEe would announce 10 his friends md INC
ct zeus IN general. that they can now he supplied
with o. good article Of Pittsburgh Iron and nails on
as s1,d terms ns they con be bad elsewhere 90 the
city. As usuala good stock Of gruccucs Kept constant
~ On hand. ali Of Which be will sell low lr Gosh OF
approved produce. W
GrrfI Wheeling. fuu ll-v
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TRTSTEE,s SALE

III -
V virtue Of n decd Of trust from James A. NJ
I'D Clean and wife To me. bearing date on the
eighth day Of Ostoher 90 the year 1889. "f record In
the Clerks office for Ohio county IN book - page
415. and also Of n deed Of conveyance from James
A MCLEAN 10 me, hearing du:e Inc Sin day Of DC.
fober. 1889, Of record in he CLERKS office forOhiu
county ~ book %, page ATS. and tho authority and
direction of Mrs. Mary L. Dorsey under he terms
Of The last mentioned deed. or Friday, tie ooh day
of May, 1912, at Inc front door Of Inc couu house
of Ohio county, I shalt sell 20 thc highest aud hest
bidder al public auction; Two crriain lots uC ground
situated in that part oi the city Of Wheeling rallied
Middle Wheeling. known and distinguished IN the
mapOf said city as lots numbered two ond seven
cs In s1uaro numbered three. together with al aud
singular The teucmcnis; Entertainments aaI appurte.
uauoes uuIo the same belonging ~ in auy wise az
puriaining.
Propositions Tor Inc sale o. said lots. or any rart Of
either 81 them will be received AZ aay time prior to
Inc day of sale.
TERMS will be made known on The day Of
sale
Selling as Trustee. I shall convey 90 the purchas.
er only surh title NJ BE- vested boo me ny the deeds ~
nUye referred TO. This ulc { an satisfied, will be
Duai. upuu examination. indispuiahlc.
JAMES, WHEAT.
ap q Trustee
The sale or the above named property rs further
postponed un'l Saturday The Bob day Of July, OF
ian g JAMES s WHEAT. Tm.,cc.
V,ANNER's OIL--Tlnueu Brown OIL. Ju.t
4 received and 6r sole Ivy
jaa 30 KING q CRuNBAcEER
United STATE, D,,,rsei Cap,l Weston D,.ia,f o.
TfryfuiI. SuIsf1Hs
~ BANKRUPTCY.
Notice 20 rrrdtars. aHl 90 others concerned in
I ..r...f ......v cameo rHHfraf tho rHffHfr Of
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NOTICE

NOGAAE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
hours OF DFPARTTRE
sac THE PASSENGER TRAINS ON
W TIE W STEM" AND "WASuINC.
o BRANCH 81 ihe Baltimore and Ohm R,iL
ruad. 18Th June. 1912. ~
SMAIN STEM.,
BefDerH Baltimore agi Hancock.
From BALTfMoRE.
Al a o'olock AM-and 81 O'Clock ? ~.
From HANCrcK.
A. 6 O'Clock \ M-lnd 7 O'Clock ,
Bo''0eeH BaLiim7re aud Hsrper's Ferry.
FR"N Baltimore.
AZ 81 O'Clock a M-and 81 o'clock p 81
FR'M HARFERs FERaY.
~ O'Clock An and 9 o'cl,rk Pm
BetrceH BsiYmarc and FSsder.rk.
FRoH B~srrupRr,
Al o'clurk 4 N-nnd 3! n'clork
FROM FREDERICK,
~ 10 u'ciuk AZ.
befrerH Batiimors aud ElEcoR's Mills.
FRoM BALTiNrRE.
At q o'clock = N-nuI g. o',Lck
Fa"M ELLICoTr's Nuts,
AZ - "'ciork 4 N-and I O'Clock Pm
WARRINGTON BRANCH,p
From baltimore for Washington.
Az O'Clock An.
% An
Al
From Washington fer Baltimore
Al 8 o'clock NJ
And &"
passengers by The morSing train from Washing.
~ q connec' with the Western train at the Relay
louise and those destined South. who may cnne
" eiiher Of The trains fr,m Hancock. H,r.
yer Ferry or Frederick, reach The Relay House in
,mpie time To take The morning or evening train for
City.
N b. Travellers will please take notice. that on
M alter Monday next, the 20th iisi. the morning
ram from Baltimore ior Hancock will cease sion.
''ng at EllIeou's Mills for breakfast as heretofore.
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