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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-08
SHUGERT'S PATENT
WASHING MACHINE =.

"HIS Machine has now been tested by mora
L than thirty families in this neighbofhood, and
his given entire satisfaction. II is 30 simple in lis
obstruction, that It cannot get out of order. il
&C nans no iron to rust, and -prines or rollers to
GO, out Of repar. 1t will do twice as much wash
ing. with less than half the wear and tear of any of
the late inventions, sri what Is t greater in pcr-
ancc il costs but little over half Us much as ohot
washing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor.
thumherland. Union. Lvcomirg. Columbia, Lus
zernc and Clinton counties Price "f single NJ.
chine Sc. II. b. MASSEe.
The following cet thcat' is iom few OF rhoss
who have these machines - use.
Sunhuty, Aug. "a. Is44,
We the subscribers cerlIly tina, we have now
in use. in our families "Shugert's Patent WISH
ing Machine" and 70 OF hesitate s,ying that it is
most excellent iuvenli'n. That. IN Washing
II will save r,nre than one halt the usual labor
That it does not require more than one thiri The
usual quantity Of ~ p and wafer and that there
is no rubbing aui cons qnsnrly ht'e or no wear.
ing "r tesrinr.-,ihat il knocks Fl no buttons, and
that he finest clohcs, srch co.'ar>. iaces tuck.
frills, &c, may be wls' ed in very short tms
without the least injury, AID IN fact with NJ my
apparent wear and tear, vhatev'r We therefore
cheerfuly recommend Il t" our friends and t. ,ha
public, as most useful and Iah'r savi' machine.
CHARLES w HEGINS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARKlE.
Hon. GEO. e.. WELKER.
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG
Hsnp's Hort, (formr' fremont House No,
llG ChCsnut slree,) Philadelphia, Septemb.r
2ls,, 1874.
have used ShugCrt's Patent Washing Machio
in my hon E upw ards Of eight months and do not
h, state 10 lay that derm II Due Of the mot use
Iul d valuable lahor.saviog machines ever ineen-
ted, ! formerly Kept Two women continually o -
cupied in Washing, who now do as much IN two
,iays as rbfy then did in one wr,k. There is IL
wear or tear in washing, and il requl'es not mor'
than onc-tu!rd the usual quantity ot soup. have
had - number of ohtr IN chimes IN my lam ly, h'
this is So ,rcd,dy superior to every thing else, s''
81 IrtIp Ia ,e tn CT out of Iepur, that would
In " u,,hout one # they shoud cost ton times Ihh
price they nIe sid L'L DANIEL HERt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-08
NOS2SA
NEW GOODS,

VTNHE fahscriber has just received from Phlndtl
Il phla fresh supply OF New Goons. consisting
in part, "f Moushn Delaines Grape Deinnes,
Cashmere de Ecosss ShapLs, Han6kerchsif, dc.
Also, Bearer and S * Hats, good assortment
Of Mems and Boys Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC, DC, all Of which will he sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
II Is. MASSER.
Sunhury Oct. 5 h, 1914.
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Corner Of Tenth and Cuares Street

CJ- De crpive ramphI'ts NAV b" had OF ihs
agents. CGrats,) J. w, FRlLlNG,
SunbuIy Nov. Q, lSii-lv .3gent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-02-08

IlsI Washinnton Street, Boston.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-28
COMMUNICATION OF S. s. sPRAGUE
no the Public.
From the Defiance Democrat.


It is wish extreme delicacy, that l ami at
this time compelled by sense of justice to
myself as we'll as community, to appear IN
public journal, not that entertain any feelings
of hatred or revenge against the individuals
who have subscribed the following petition;
but in order 10 expose the utter recklcssness
and infamy of men, whose better feelings arc
triumphed over by envy and jealousy, that
the public may in future be able to guard
more efIectually against The secret attacks Of
men, who are TOO cowardly 10 face an advsr-
sarv, or make amends for dishonorable and
dishonest conduct.
[The petition is omitted, because its purport
will have been understood by the reader of the
communication of Judge HAyMAKER.l
1t is not that expect TO wound the feel
ings or even TO reach the consciences Of said
Haymaker and Hilton, that lay before the
public the above petition, VIGOROUSLY false,
for any language am qualified TO use could
not i'll any way affect the man, whose con-
science is so callous with an uninterrupted
course Of rascalty, that any attempt to vilify
said Haymaker would be supererogation.
The above charges in the petition is but
suppcsal, and said Haymaker and Hilton
knew when they subscribed TO them, that
they could not be sustained by any shadow
of proof; but they were instituted and uttered
as falsehoods against me, in order that might
be removed from petty office, which never
sought-received, nor charged one cent Of
pay for my services, for the sole reason that I
would not be hatlered or driven from strict
course of duty required by the discharge of
the functions of my office, as Road Commis.
s:oner The crime of falschood and decep.
ton practiscd upon few honest Germans, in
order TO obtain their signatures to the list of
false charges contained in the petition, is not
to be compared with the repetition of the
more base lies 10 obtain the signatures of said
Germans to another paper, setting forth that
they well understood what they signed, and
that they believed the charges TO be true, as
subscribed to by them in the petition.
| assert now, as l have heretofore done,
and am prepared to prove by said Germans,
that they did not understand the contents Of
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-28
For the Defiance Democrat.
TO the Public.

In a late number of the Democrat, l was
made an object of the grossest and most un-
gentlemanly attack from Colonel Sidney S.
Sprague. Did the subject matter of that at
tack relate only TO matters between myself
and the. renowned Colonel, ! should leave
the matter where he has left it, depending
entirely upon the intelligence of the com
munity in which we live 10 judge of the
character of the accusation, and the object
of the accuser But the petition TO remove
the Col. from the office of Road Commits
sioner, which he has copied, and of which
he speaks so freely, was signed by many O
the most respectable citizens of our commit
nity. Many, and may say all of them arc
IN point of moral standing, as far above the
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-28
ITO be continued
For the Kalida Venture.

Mn. Ep1roR: We send you the annexed COM
munication in answer to communication whicl
appeared in the Defiance Democrat, under date of
February 25, 1916, over the signature of Sidney
S. Sprague and which communication we send
to you and request you to publish and to which
we were not permitted to reply through that pa
per. The personalities contained in that article
ure principally directed to VIM. D. Haymaker;
but as we are all alike implicated as signers of
the petition, and believing that the communica-
ton of Judge Haymaker will satisfy all impartial
men that the charges in said petition true,
we fully endorse the same, so far as it has bear
ing upon the truth falsity of those charges and
sincerely hope that you will publish the same that
we NAV be enabled to make ''amends'' to the
Honorable Colonel Sidney Smith sprague for oul
sdishoaorqJle and dishonest conduct,"-and in do
inp so, you will do justice to us which VIC are
denied through Col. Sprague's organ. We should
not have sent this communication to you for pu'
5lication, could we by any possible means have
obtained hearing in the Defiance Democrat
but iusce to ourselves and to community de-
mands that we should reply to Col. sprague's ar
ticle-and we have no other means left US than t'
claim the publication from you as favor, which
we were entitled to demand from the Democra
ps an act of justice, Defiance, March 10, l845
EDWIN PHELPS,
BRICE HILTON,
JONAS COLBY.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-03-28

TO the affdavits Of those same Germans
appended TO this article in order that they may
see the slough of infamy" into which the
Col. has cast himself. And when the Col.
looks one of those honest Germans in the
face will not his conscience tell him that he
is a debased scoundrel? am informed that
" at more convenient time he will attend to
my case 10 my full satisfaction" Will the
Col. be SO good as TO enter upon that busi-
ness at his earliest convenience? 1You have
already had many lessons that delays are
dangerous and productive of nothing but
chagrin and disappointment. You are no
coward, Col, no, not you!-the dirk and
pistols which you have continually about your
person are an evidence that you possess thai
true and exalted courage, which elevates
your moral character, and renders you a fit
companion for men of exalted intellect, and
prevents you from "digrcssing from that
strict sense of dignity which every gentle,
man ought TO sustain"
The Col. very significantly informs US
that he will continue 10 discharge the duties
of Road Commissioner until the road shall be
completed. Now if the Col. had called 10
mind how many mistakes he had fallen into
within the last few months, how many fond
schemes of ambition had been swept away
as it were in moment; it might possibly
have entered into his mind that there might
be some lHtlc doubt about this matter. Now
Col. have done with the petition and the
gross blackguard;sm with which you thavs
assaled me: be assured, sir, that all the
darts of malice, hatred and ill-will, have fallen
harmless at my feet. II is infinitely beyond
your ability TO inure me in any community
where you are known or in any community
who can have the means Of knowing your
public and private character. | shall never
regret having incurred your ill-wll, but rather
have occasion TO rejoice. Now, sir, look
within your own heart. and examine that de-
pot of every base passion; behold yourself
in community, with your vain attempts to
brave the scorn and contempt of all honorable
men: Look through what storm of public
indignation you have been vanly endeavor-
ing TO effect your ambitious and dishonest
purposes. Alas! You are surrounded by
enemies which your b2se and infamous
conduct has created; and you are sinking,
fast sinking, III splle ol all your Efforts, INTO
that gulf of nfAmy from which nothing but a
thorough reformation and continued course
of honorable conduct can extricate you. My
only hope is, that you arc still capable of SO
doing, and if these remarks shall have any
tendency to bring about so beneficial result,
the object of them will be fully accomplished.
w. D. HAYMAKER,
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The State of Ohio, UTHiams County, So:


Defiance Township On this 9th day of March,
A. D., l845, before me, Israel P. E, Whcdop,
Justice of the Peace in and for said county, per-
sonally appeared Henry Verneman, Christian Leh-
man, John ]. Kughu and Joseph Kler, and being
by me first duly sworn deposeth and saith, that
they signed or caused to be signed their names
to petition to the Legislature for the removal of
Sidney S. Sprague and Elijah Lloyd from the Of
fee of trustee Of the Ottawa, Defiance and West
Buffalo Turnpike Road: That previous TO sign
ing said petition, we had not been requested TO
do so by w. D. Haymaker, nor had he said any
thing to us on the subject. We each of US state
in relation to ourselves.
HENRY VERNEMAN,
CHRISTIAN LEHMARAR,
JOHN J. KUGHU,
JOSEPH KLUR.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and
year above written.
ISRAEL P. Z. WHEDoN, J.P.
Not being present at the making of the above
affidavit, now state that the factsse forth there
in, are true in regard 10 my signing the petition
relcrred 10. CHARLES SPEAKE.
March 10, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24
SANFORD 81 PARK,
BTalRllPeah's FILLS
PICTURE OF HEALRH

Health is characterized IN sn indiyi
dual bV The absrnce of all Dalo, suffering
or Affection in apy part Of his hody. bv
the freq and reoolar e14rc,se Of ali bi,
functions without auy execution, They
consist IN Aawog a rood aygs,jre at meaI
times. an easy dloesplon free eyacua
,iops. w,hour loose,e.s nr cos,iyenes.
at Ieqat once IN every Iwep,y.lour hours.
aud without heat. drypess or bprnipo
n lbe opssose. the tree i.srp o( ,br ws 3,
Ter wn0oul scrjmony or bugur1r and
w,rAcu, 4 reddish sedlnen which 10 al.
wa,s - s,or or q nrrsao, ora, gcnro,ch
.,r,, nam. ans, eiaao ,,,hoo, Sao.,,a.
,r norrI anna d.o.,rs. ,.s,oor h,r,
mr. o,ber had ,,s,e in tho D.uh ,no,
sim m tho ,,oro,,,,. oo eo,rnosn ~.
d,.o'yeeah0e y,s,n, oC th. . oo,.,b, -
,.lesn ,orone. = svDe,,L,a,tb.oo.,,ch,n,
plmDrrs ,r SPOTS ON ,ba skin. m n,lo.
oo lurring beai ,o,n o,y n.,, oc 49,
hody. nn rycr. s,ya ,,ir.ly han nooyoas
ed to lsbo, o, o,Nor known roneo. nn ~
tr,rur,,oo roorv ,a,,raI oyocro,,,, ,nu
main NJ heir ,,,,od,c,I ,e,,,, -
Wbr,e the state of tbe s,s,cu doss
not b,,mon,g. with ,ha .,hovo ,,rIors.o,
ha,D,h ,,snr No c,sa,os, ,n,aa.,,..o,,
n + mo lip,e bo losi - af,d,ro n,, Joc
ror or N ,hc usa NJ Cool,.h ren,4,c. ,Io
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-01-24
LOCK REREl

The subscriber wishes hoseIwho have
Butter, Lard. Sausages, Chickens, Tur.
keys, Geese, Ddcks, or other provisions
suitable for the Pittsburgh mafke,-o or
CloVerseed, Faxseed, or Wheat, o.,
for sale, to hold back a short time Until
return from PItsburgh.-lhrs day |
start or goods. When get my goods
ready Tor sale | shall publish IN both
the CarroIlton paperO what prices | will
'Fay for he above kinds Of produce in
goods or cash as may be agreed upon !;
which shall be as high as think | cao
sifOrd, and above common prices in his
country lwlsh thopuOIic to notice my
advertisement, for | intend to make i!
their interest 10 watch my motion.
JULIUS G. HART.
Dec. l2lb, 1874.
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0~5-Dr SMITH having declined the
practice Of hts profession in COrroIIlon,
would take this opportunity Of recon-
meudiug to his friends. aud the public
A. X CHISHOLM, NJ CD. as a physician
in whom the utmost onfdonce can be
placed.
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BALDAESS AND LOSS-OF HAIR

lis caused by q want Of healthy eclon
Tof the Vestels which throw of The per
spiration 4 ON the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased tho per-
spiratiou is thick and cammy and ad
heres TO tho mouthe of the pores aDd
clogs them up, and dries and forms
rScurf or dandruf. Less God is then
carried to the roofs OF he hair, and Tor
want OF which the hair has not sufi-
scienl noUrlshmenl, and consequently be
comes dry and harsh, and begins lnsen
sbly 10 fall off which continuing TO in'
crease, eventually produces baIduess.
Restore the capillary vessels Of the head
to their former healthy circulation, and
. fine silkyshew hair will make its p
pearance which will increase in guanri~
~ end volume unliI their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
,EAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation tret has ever been known
TO produce new Hair on Bad Heads,
which 1t has doue 10 inDumera Bile 10
stances, and will seldom fail, if proper
ly and perseverngIy used.
For.saIe bv /. Atkinson 81 Co Car
Tolhon, and R K Cray, .WayneSburgb.
September I3, 1914.
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6 g E f

We regret the necessity which eXlete
IN caulonIng The public against The ma
ny counterfeit preparations ol Wild
Cherry, which are fast oversproadrng
the country, the instrumentalty OF a
few uuprlnclp'ed dealers. who, lor the
paItry gain Of u few dollars, would palm
eff upon suffering humanity a miserable
substitute Of their own slewing, or some
worthless article which they had bought
for a trfAe-tG the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss Of Iife) TO the person using
it. We repeat, then, lei purchasers be
on their guard, and in all instances in
quire particularly for Dr.. Wlslsr's Bel
sam OF NiIdCberry! the mos valuable
family medicine ever before offered Tor
sale, end nowused by the most inlelIi-
gent and spectacle families throughout
the Unned States, OEFPrIce$li00 per
botlIe. or bottles Tor $5, For sale 10
Clnc!Onali only by
SANFORD 81 PARK,
Corner OF 4rh ana Walnut SITS.
Sanford u Park are General Agents
for the West
Sod in CarroIron, by r KENNEDY
10 Waynesburg, BY CREOVlSE II
PIERONG.
ln s eubenViIle, by A. L FRAZIER |
Aug 8, 1913 Book seller.
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMI
FUGE.

The great worm destrover-By the
administration Of this medicine to chill.
dren al the proper time, great amount
oI suffering would be obvOred and IN
many instances their lives would be
preserved; oul Of the abundant tcslim o
ny before mo Of its eIlicecy,l select the
following:
certify tha, gave ono bottle of B
A Fahneslock's Vermilugo to a child Of
mine (elgheen months oId,) which
brought away 2G4 worms.
GEORGE BEATTY.
CarrOIItJD'Sepl 3, 1914,
For sale by
r. KENNEDY, Druggist.
CarroIhon, Sept &, l844.
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1000 Bushels Flaxscod

The subscriber wishes to purchase
2OO9 BUSHELS FLAYSEED,
For which he will pay the highest price
on delivery,
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
CarrolloU, August 9, 1874.
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TLLHDGGAlG NOTICE.
a. Eg. Chisholm, WI d..

gTedu0le u lbo ModIcaI College Of ONO,
having located in tho town Of CnroIIlou
with tho view Of making 1t his pCrma
nent residence, tenders his professional
services 10 the inhabitants Of the place
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assiduous appl-
cation to the various duties Of his pro
Iession to merit and Oblain reasonable
share Of public patronage.
Office few doors west of SncIair'5
Store.
July 10, 1914.
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The EAmY DIRECTOR:

Designed as a help to those 1Oho are sup
plying themselves in whoie or IN part
~ith WOoten goods Of their O'On nun
ufaCtuie.
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FRESH GOODS.

,r still continues the business of Merchandising in tlrt old
uped by bmss and Others In connection de has ust tn
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-07
For the American Republican,
WARD MEETINGS,

.Messrs. EditorS:-We think the time has
come when the people of Baltimore are pre-
pared to unite, as they ought to do, in demand
ing repeal of those laws which are robbing
them OF their earnings, without enriching the
publlc treasury, or sustaining the public ere
dit. We therefore approve most heartily of
the resolutions adopted by the City Council,
on Friday last, and recommend to the voters
of the city of Baltimore to meet on Saturday
epening nert, at their usual places of meeting
for the purpose of selecting persons to meet in
convention as suggested; whose duty it shall
be to mature some course of action for the APP
prevail of the citizens generally, and to adopt
such measures as shall be deemed most likely
TO further the great object.
We name Saturday as a suitable day, as
that is the day fixed. for the commencement of
the odious stamp act, and we hope that every
man opposed to this infamous act will come
out and let it be seen. We would respectfully
suggest the propriety of selecting an equal
number, say three, from each of the political
parties OF each ward, and these to be taken
Proportionably from every department of bust
ness; SO that full and fair expression ofpub-
lie sentiment may be had. We throw out
these suggestions, Messrs Editors, hoping they
may elicit the attention of the community,
and that others more competent to the task
will follow them up. We will only say, that if
our citizens unite as they ought to do upon
this question, they will accomplish more than
they now anticipate The signs of the times
portend that many of the abuses under which
the state has SO long groaned are about to be
swept away, and it only requires union, har-
mony and concert of action, to free us from
much of the evil under which we are now la
boring. If these suggestions should be deem
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

aNURED IN FROM L TO 3 DAYS or NO
v CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be oh
tanned the most speedy remedy for GOnorhHa elects,
StrcMres, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, at
tecuOns of the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rava-
yes of this disease, when from neglect to consult
skliu physician, OF from ignorant and improper treat
ment, the constitutional symptoms make their appear
anCe-the throat becomes liberated The nose disLa3-
ed, nocturnal pains III the head and limbs, dinness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, hotchcs on the
head face and eNIeniItes progressing with fright
iui rapidly tIi at last TIE palate OF the mouth is dis
uoyed, the homes of the decay and fall I'M the
victim OF this hOrrid disease become inject of pity,
until the last scene Of the drama winds IN and death
drops the caran by hurryng the unhappy patient 10
untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain pcrnicOuS praclICe may he soon restored TO
perfect health by applying to Or. Johnson either per
sonalIy by letter Dr. ]. has cast that were
sufficient TO appa the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used to the observation OF such
terrible sights.
Should This meet the eye Of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately 10
Or Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them and
from MS extensive practice in the first Hospitals Uf
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure no
matter how bad the case may be-
1t is proper here to observe that Or. JOHNSTON is
not at present engaged IN the practice of medicine
through pecuniary nccCsSy-he having, BY the de-
cease OF relative, fallen heir to torune-but thro'
an ardent desire to benefit hissuiicring fellow
lures to pour Ike the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds and particularly 10 relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again II must be remembered that the object of Or.
Johnston in Offering his services for the relief of the
miseneS OF mankind, is n0tthrouah pecuniary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case ae made un-
less the Patients cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for Deformity
OF the Limb, such Club Foot, &c, performed or
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Daily al O'Clock, "A. M. (Sundd,S crcepted.J
PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR
The superior Steamer THOS. JEFFERSON. Capt.
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Sundays excepted fer Chesapeake city, thence by
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Steamer Portsmouth, Capt James Devoe, arriving ia
Philade pha between and O'Clock in the afternoon,
in ample time to connect with the New York Line
0I3- Passengers for Ford's Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City, Newcastle and
Wilmington, will tak' this line.
Passage to Phiiad. 81 Oh To St, Georges rs
% to Wilmington ! 90 Chesapeake City 80
" to Newcastle 90 Ford's Landing 100
60 to Delaware City 90
R3-This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Philadel-
phia-and if yOu wish to support the OPPOSITION and
keep the fare down from 81 to 81, go with the Thos
Jefferson, and OTHER
Excursion Passages TO Chesapeake city and back So
Meals provided on board-Rreakfast 25"
Disner, 80 j"
NJ HILL, Agent
TICKETS to be procured at the office, No 1861
E. corner of Pratt and Light streets ap23-tf