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UNsoUap DoCrRINr.

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The Hamhplg Is On Republican, publishes. the
anfi-eonpronlisa ls.ssz ii Gov Lumpkia,. every
Woo q which, il sas meets its ''rfews ard senti
mems except tie lsssawiag sentence:
" hen The teTrilorles arelripe for admission a.
ssases. thsn ana Det It'll them lie people who in
H1rit these territories, have right TO claim the
1egTiae q noas- sntergs hson. ana il thesr State
may think fit Fl
The SouIh Claroliaa paper txeepts q tb;s br;pci.
PIG, and gives It's seSSgas IS fdilow;
III territory j. ase common propertv IL ~
SAases, ard each SAT- has a rist, IN common IL
sueh TERRITORY, We eaaaaal see how he rikht ean
exist u i, however ripS ii NAV be to hceonea tas
q saJ what saaki q saaa not constitute property
M.inia u ootaefs Ine ductfine " giving terri
tory sayzSo IN the raaer is 10 iake away the.prS
psEtF Of portion of the States and heir sirht Is
The territory before as should be- tkey yolbrfarslv
yiel1 their righi increaiing i an equal scvsreig
vita themselves IN the Coaieeefacy-il not only
gives TO the teTritoFYsaK independent s,a,
ne rights Of heFsoyeretgns and he nroperty m iheir
citizens wiihie It's sofscTs and gives To Gensress
the power OF lets atns on slavery but orGs III the
Feaeral Government wide door TOR corruption as
hak been 50 receAay shown in the case OF @aliiar-
MIA. When ,syrtesg has beceme State-aster
ms other States hags given up their right,in her
ana made her az 3a4l with themselves noskil then
Haf she right " pFaaAl slavery within her bor7.
dessH
It will be recolleeia shat the tossrine laid down
Ay the Virginia siqnsfatic STATE Convention in
ISIS was recognized &s perfectly saaad 81 tRe most
rigii champions of III faith. ii was as foll5ws.
That a. republicans ana 1itizens Of ons of liz
Tree and. exnai Stahse u bis Unita, we dri inpst
earnestly protest agatast the Wiathrop aad w ilinol
Profises, as wankon Fsllations of the Constitution
ana walial assaults oa The rights aud aeressd
potion ct our eitnietefaeY, and do most splhmnly
oeeiare that there Is rs pewer either in CbHgrgss,
nor any where else sts oat, 81 ~ ye,sf, III I tai
terry tn he adoption oEa iS4sfr q, 49,; Il
~ 70 a Omission iat., tss Hi.
tion 81 any citizen jof..gs..sl
whether itbe
which mays
treasure ofthe
! Again Mi @
clared lto be a
have The uncond
government whitB ~
10 secure their liberty
and in Ai4 speech s9Pfpf
alsYslern, that ihetpe' - 'E 'l3
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/ sasAAn. VIZ aassf al.1 Ok lasstl AM.
slsas. ;ssis4salsa lAz / presume - soc VII
derry 81 :saffufaft
max i 81 aeelive azenE tsF ihsse TsstI
4 sss5xsf q: asxs ases e1n5etfrd 9 Il Is socfe.
n zgAsssss ssssSsses Itis s1r Eliatsnee,
lie lsa .{4ssss 1tsf sxIFaa aebts add fSasie Oats
ah4 ga8tt Ms Asaxt psgSsti3 81 id4Sg ~ y hiss
has x8aa; tagee .s-sL44neat aaNaniasrss pssE AZ
dttet sfgg;sts 4ta4 gaSslf@ Il j. En yaIS MaF and
nom hes ast4laie ~ tsaefges MAX ksssffAt 10
al ueu-slae3 Aaz - II III A. indispensable -
air ~ uasN " 1tlssd Fer aeHe feasaiss ami 9Es3A
ihese sfefs asgsI eg@sae sag I'D iFaAfe @ slanes
u ~ sasfsa ~ aAefe haessa nasaley q
eYe4ssf pas,s ss Is exchange oil faa9f tAe P5e-
aactqas Il 81 f4see u Il 10 e,'ns gi4tian
should fss..s lsss5,1l & haAeaG am Sit soA4.
4 T6is 9Scy asqta seeufe lhe eifesEaaA2p "a fnan-
ey, and rrsaavs Il lem pgasen "a haasa aae sEsfoss
iIsSht esssi 1t AFiEh spfaesiees IL VIII As seen a
euec i ai5eesg an4 imsneEsefy faiaTisis to a5siF
and All ias Ptgsatsions nt labor u 5saca wtfs tae
policy OF sss iaMa snaa wogb4 seek afage El.,rs
money. asany osie time man Easfe4alfed = easet
some ? bsaa tae e exchange Of Eabur o. properly
Ia this ysfY aci Ct exchange OF 2bpr o. pf11efty.
fpo1eV wiki a%e discharged the Office fer which
ii was dess snes as4 Wold pass away from his use
II 10 the d III others 10 lnEkiT Sue hWould
II be The tfd Bse al apEes. a. new abused, Il il the
iaslranens III Eoahaess speculation 81 peraicioes
4 gambling II i7stNAig I. the RIOT pf aIi esii Il
Abosit use. Eeih ot ans given amount of Prop
er,y-l atef prf45eriion IN monsy ani credit iay
snbstitute ~. taohey, r. admitted % be ehouaZ
81 money and essfF 70 eject alI tie az 8halges rs
would, ID It's fair eonrsg 0l ansaetiDrE 81 p *
IN relation q he fuIl amount Of ptoper.v ~ II
hus, ioF e1ampts assume the aFtl3siIk 81 nr -,
+ ID the eoEass o. IeHs fsoa at tn I;5fs '/pstY
Go GOO 0Q0i ami t4a alraelll III -t5snze 1900
~ ~ eAeAaf sss, Kaa BE- f4Yee aea4s.i ~ 4 $500
s ss XXX saaa fsSfF ssgarea eHd tkf4Etk/ 9Ei
~, 80, 80 A4@ Il she sa;irr su4i asi/ fSrs1t IN
H = eoi- a3s4 siFh ~ prapefm t5eue astgs.
Z 'sna hlleftsFea p Il viii When /aed IA tai,h
exchanges b will bA enau4h Tor lie /1rtsfsst r
Fopefiy sas1 l4Eer u lsie e6udig/ ana If5.s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

TnE Rleur sfIklT The N. Y Mirror
says that the,leading Merchants of that CRY
are about % call mass meeting for the pur-.
pose of Z ratifying" the = Compromises Of
Constitutions II viii be a great Union de-
monstration, embracing The good citizens Of
all parties.
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Married.Z

On TNcsdaE 18th inst 81 Tho Rev David Wilson,
mr.. JFssE ALLEN 10 Miss MARTHA NJ c. ALLrsoN
danghtfF u N. Q. Allison Of IIaryers-Terry.ya.
On THU l7th inst lat the Second Presbyterian Church
by IheIRev Joshua N Daniquh, "A. CAMPBELL BELT,
OF Lo0dauu count " Na 10 MAKY r. Nuns Of Alex
aniria. f i
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pEF4tfrNENr OF TIM. INfERIoR;i

asBso s.'a a51:9 IL 81 sB a &c ' s.
2slh September, lS5bf@tha same person can receive
more thaa che warrant provided he shsws thathe
bids pertlSned more than one. tour of1serEice en-
tiiling l34nNo land II
AilhoIghhot expressly provided by the terms Of
the lawli anNle2fly OF Tue opinion that listener
Observation-Disclosures. That The same person shal
not fecdlys moreN Glan Sne warrant, although be
may have performer service which il rendered by
several iAdyiduasi Mould entitle each Y warrant.
am, Fcry respectfully your oh9dient servant
ALEN. H. II STUART, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

VEsEEABLE EEEoRMEhs. Seven Of the
members Of the present Constitutional Con
vention Of Virginia were members efthe Con
yention Of 1889. They arc John Il Mason,
Of Richmond President Of the present Con
yention William q Goode, Of Mecklenburg;
William Smith. Of Greenbrier Fleming b
Miller, of BoStetottrt; Lewis Summers, Of
Kanawha Archibald Stuart, of Patrick, and
JAS. Saunders, of Campbell
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ulr9iilia free Dress.
BIZ =. N. GALLAHER 8 co.
FRIDlT MORNING.
OCTOBER -, 1850.
THE UNION 49,

Z
q esnsafesing tae late acton Of Congress az a.
sHsJeci u Slavery, and olhef kindred .sfes,;,,s
Ihe sail vas made sai4 The SpiEit ~ so,n. -,
hundred q more Of our most respectable eif;z.ns
Senators M1soS and HuSrEa. ana TIL Hor p,r,,
AHD PARFER, representative from this ats,rict b.a
been invited 70 Be pFesent to address III ra,,,l.
ihs Fqahner Of getting up this cali Ne e1posed
III re editor Of the Spirit accompanied lie eaIlb
~ following announcement =
+ T. BIZ The above call for 4 nnj.lfs 5;s.n... e
Hussllohs - recently before Congress for rs ran.
flssiatien u can ne feddtfg seenhlhat ~ pa,,re
n sss seetioaof Virginia are becoming aYosss "A
~ - eftanfe oi the present exigencJ Of affairs"
Vel accordingly, on Friday Iasta meeting ioo.s
place Il being Superior Court dar. a large num-
per O. lhe people were present The meeting was
gfganazsd bf the appointment 81 Chairman and
Secretary, when, 3 HFiBrTcHEa Esd. announced
ne o5Jeet and stated ihat Senator Hunter had nj
eeEn heard from, but n | Senator Mason heinz
present would address The people
Accordingly Col MAsbss took the stand and smoke
= foF abouttwp hours and half-IeaYing he Aesl of
re evening for Mr. PkRkeR u be- heatd Qur
II limits VIII not permit iis4to noiice In detai ain
Of his positions He adyerted 10 The agitation of
H the subject Of Slavery from its inception until
i the late adjustment measures by Congress He des-
cantedertr an,n 4He ,rron Iii HIN, 81. $50,
4 HI sbieI,ia.Fb imse4fb.b;,l4, III -..f.s.rs,
\ aisI,,rr I'M 1r;rr;. I ''e =
AN rsgs,,, N. .a1s i'll &c eou,se
/ WI III. ii rre $3.50, = = r.
4 IT, .;I,... I'LL
,tt;aa T. ,'ea assiaFea lla' ace
/ ..,t4 1. II - - i fe@ts = tae Dls'ticsi
1 4, siH,d edqsf q Fesislahre.--.
Il IN u, Y r. ~heR lhf prohibition
III f.'.sg .rd'l'l vas 7fas Is discussed
Hui Hull. II s7ogShsh heh III eoagress the
\ III 9's's II H. III Y pfity ARs e ihelnde
a.'.ii7' 't.s ae|s a. @4iEh 'Af woad. take
esSi' "a lqs3l pAfase, eonel aston
AciGate' = is!a,a Ias eAetadea fhis one that
= psua4 g te>lft thS fa@ iof tAf oppression Of
!, ~ 4 = SFtet- dlet i4selatlens q
,T.ss. !. = II mi M = 1neser
,1 nit,, laal y Sae erect "A ihf passage Of
rF ~ t5s Vi sy%fEef f.blg ~ N a n,,5,,sr
tfrEiiag mit9 tie rights " slavehtdt IN ihercln, or
%gpHishtls Eagffy u Afs lIalftt n Ganhlbia, of
f afe VII .t Ans sla'ss' iFsHh1a wiz pe
i5eif gefti rs sIbera u 1Ty
Hltasnfe4 that may be neceksary tb 5T5g de ior eir
H'tiaal dfl4fee q e seen Is their cnit ia salty. 4
III rib IA fs Hill III. ui9il Hui ~
scoaI rdstiallFn ihe CiGgsrn6r I@ ai5'5ri-.i and
requested iasaa DID vi cqpyebipg the LssslataGa) 10
lstte his Flaelamatan' t3f ihe ELECTION fdeesaes
n o9a's NoteAt'oa ~ t4ke iato tRnsl.eFaltA lhe
HtAg4- d. t i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

IMrdsTANr 10 CLAIMANTS We are in
sformedf that question as to the proper IN
terpretAtion Of the Bounty Land Law was
submitted BY Mr. dmboden last week to the.
Hon Alex. II HsStuart, Secretary If the.
interior, and be has decided that, Rhere a
man was regularly drafted ipto the service,
but hired a substitute, the latter is entitled to
the Bounty Land, and not the employer.
]s FT9 giaia MesseAoeT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

SEc4ssIlN URGkp INA CANDIDATE ron
CoNGn Ess. Hon James Smith Rhett, who
apPearf on the 50 called Merchants Ticket
as a Candidate for Congress in the. CHARLES
ton district 10 South Carolina, is out in an
address to his constituents, warmly recon
mendipg the immediate Withdrawal Of such
Southern States Of the Upion as are not
losf5to all sense Of shame, of, ruin and dis
grace,i Mr.. Rhett cqlls~upon South Caro-
'linatoIstep out of the Coufederacy, if none
Of her sistor States are readY.
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THE BOUNTY LAND LAW.

III the blowing lelIer from the Secretary of the
Interior, ia4re is very Important question decided
which hak been raised sRser the Bognty LaudLaw,,
apPrdyedl23th September According rdtha Score
targ# co4ktFatttoniof il 10 person. III will be seen,
can fecebF more shansne warrant although he
may have served 4Gzentours Of slwi5c, which,
If rende5ed b. seFetal fAdiyiiuaI3j wUald entite
each 10 al MauanfR 81 lH Va E.
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Tthf energy and ife OF tins accomplished
Arfiss; Edmand's Neit Seholfr' a composition
ful ii j1imitable truth and humpr, and Wood
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Each member Viii 81 cull}ledioa share in the
distribution o. tie p-essih year. 81 the Works Of
+alreAdy purchnsodaand which Dire certainly
mare numerous, interesting andlyalaabfe than
eyer betdre+ cxhf5iied ai!a core sPondidg per i
Of tlds Institution.
ETIle Catalogue alsealy numbers $40 DIST Of
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au t''e P155li.lss " 1ssspaiasi "ua ANtan, 4Fe
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Abolition MeRALs.- One Of the abolition
ist MaHShals In Western New York, is said
to have declared that he would sooner g rob
henroofts for p living than give up fugi-
tive slaye. Ofcoursel Is man who would
steala negro, could feel no compauction in
Z robbing hsnroost" Property ofall kinds
must Be insecure in a neighborhood where
even the officers of the law exalt thisYing in
70 aEirsue.- Richmond Repabssoaz.
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The EEcrioN N MEkico.-An intelligent gehtle-
man re4ili8g il. Bsdwnsville Texas, writes as Iol
lows cottcerning she Mexican eleetior-
4 The election appears to BE hotly contest
ed between Arista aud Almonte The cleo
ton of eitbsr il sure to bring about reyo-
luton. N If AlnsoBte, or either Of the other
candidates, Is elected, Arista will proclaim
the independents Of the Republic Of the ST.
ezra Mndra- If Arista is elected bis oppo-
nents will pronounce against him, under the
pretexf that be lhas'm free use of gold
and force to procure his election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-25

Al PATRlor oF THE QL3EN TIE AT 2.
larae ana enthusiastic Union Meeting Of the
c5fi2sbs-ok Mcintosh county, Goa. J Of beth
,5I5;iiT,I Turtles. a patriotic Union speeeh
MAS ms nadetby theFHon Thos SPalding, Whe,
<l5yS tbe Savannah Republican, is Demp-
GRAFT, ahd The only surviving member OF the
CohvdhGob which framed the Constitution of
t;etrgEl Tile wss elected d delegate by the
Union Meeting % the Georgia Convention, i
and although he il nowvcrging On century
dqelarfl flat lie would endgavor to reach his
post though he DID d on the road
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to rcNainl fugitive slaves, whatever may be
the consequences, and the.North will detwell
70 respect this right #
Alta public meeting held in Philadelphia
the Fugitive Slave law was denounced as u14
constitutional If this allegation were as
true as it is false, it would not Justify 4 for
chile resistance of the law, whilst there is al
legal mode Of testing Al, such questions. II
Bal ,Aaotr CEl54oer-
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Rheumatism.

d.. Henry Turner's Rheumatic Liriment--
This superior remedy fol the rheumatism, bIi,
recently introduced irto this country by the pre-
sent proprietor, has long been known in Eng.
csnd, London particularly, as the best and only
certain cure for that distressing and painful af-
lection. Its effect Of on the system is mild and
nothing at the same time certain and eficacous
rarely failing to give relief upon the Grst appi-
cation, snj by repeating il a few times,a per-
manent cure is effected.
We have known cases of pain in the breast
and back, with soreness, of several weeks dura-
ton, cured ia one single night and heard the
patient express his grateful ihanksthat such re
mely was ever discovered. We have also heard
Individuals say they would give thousands OF
dollars for cure for. rheumatism. yet the same
Indiyiduls were cured by two hotties of this great
Imminent, coatinfkhut fifty cents each. Who
would regret giving such price for such rem
edy Ito be free from The excfutialing tortuoe
that most painful d all diseases.
Afflicted go procure bottle Of DR.. Turner
Liniment and be healed at once 10 not longer
delay, bu: cast aside all nostfums and cure alls,
for The one thing needful to insure cure. Sold
wholesale and reiailby d WondsLy g. Co. pro-
'prietors No 20 Commerce street, and their gem
ersI agents Rowand and Son, No 2rNorlh Sixth
street, rbihJelphla,
.dlso, b. JOIINR lfOYER Bloomsbury. 6m
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WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL CLOCK STORE
No. 238 Market st. above Seventh,

sa' south side, Philadelphia.
Although we can scarcely estimate the
value OF TIME commercially; yet by eaIk
ing at ihe above Establishment. JAMES
BARBER will furnish his friends, among
whom he included all who duly appreci,
alei,s 1eeiness, with beaVnful and per.
feet INDEX for marking its progress, oil
whose value they can judge.
His extensive stock on hand, constantly
Changing IN conformity 10 the impr)ve-
ments in ,tasie and style Of pattern and
manship. consists OF EIGHT-DAv and
THIRTY HOUR Brass COUNTING House,
PARLOR. HALLeCHURCH q. Alarm
Clocks, French, Collie and fancy styles,
as well as plain, which from his extensive
connection and correspondence with the
manufacturers he iinds that he can put al
the loves. cash Figure. in any quantity,
from One 10 a Thousand, Of which he
swilIewarrapt the accuracy.
G@- Clocks repaired and warranted.--
Clock trimmings ON hand.
Call and see me among them.
,.s.s JAMES BARBER.
23S Market ST., PhiIa. Sept. 20, '49-ly
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BLoomsburg, Feb 21, 1850
Good and Cheap Watches.

JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
wholesale and retal,at No. 90 Noilh 2nd
street. corner of Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold lever watches, fnIl jewelled, ls
carei cases. $40 and upwards.
Silver lever do, full jewelled, Sl6 and
upwards.
Silver lepine do, jewelled, ell and up
wards. .
Silver quartier watches, from So 10 10.
Gold pencils. from 81 SO TO 81
Superior gold rings, from 81 10 80 cts.
Other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted TO be what they are sold for.
Constantly on hand, full assortment
offine GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER
WARE. Also. an assortment Of NJ. J.
Tobias & Co. E. Simpson Samuel and
Brothers; E. S. Yates g. Co.; John Har-
rison; G. e. r. Beesley's, and other su.
perior PATENT LEVER Movements,
which will be cased in any style desired.
Arrangements have been made with all
the above celebrated makers, the best
manufacturers of Liverpool, 10 furnish al
short notice any required style'of Watch,
for which orders will be taken and the
name and residence of the person orter.
ing put on if requested.
o. CONRAD, No. 96
North Third Street.
Importer of Watches.
January /, 1850.--ly.49
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To Physicians, Druggists and Country
CHANTS.

sDr. ]. N. Keeler and Bro. most respectful
ly solicits attention 10 their fresh stock of
English, French, German and american Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, varnishes, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stulls, Glass ware, Perfumery, Pa
lent Medicines &c. Having opened a new
store No. 294 Market St. with q full supply
of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, we respect
fully solicit Couatry dealers to examine ou
stock before purchasing elsewhere, promis
ing one and all who may feel disposed to
extend to US their patronage, 10 sell them
genuine Drugs and Medicines, on as liberals
terms as any other house in the City, and 10
faithfully execute all orders entrusted TO us
promptly and with dispatch. a
One of the proprielors being regular
physician, affords ample guarantee OF the
genuine quality of all articles sold at their
establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants, who may wish TO become agents
for DR.. Keeier's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(standard and popular remedies,) to forward
their address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, wep re-
specially remain,
J'N. keller & BRO, Wholesale
DNxists,
No. 29l Market street. Phila.-3a-1y.
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Take Particular Notice!
IlEssssss:,sz syrsssEsYS YOUTH s. MANHOOD
q #NElthSasI III Rigorous Life.
E6zfN28sGzl1 Premature Death.

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This book jus. published is filled with useful
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The valuable advice aud impressive warning II
gives, will prevent years OF misery and suffering
and save annually thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading il will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
A remittance of 25 cents enclosed in letter,
addressed 10 Dr. ,Kinkelin, N w corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, in
Philadelphia will ensure book under envelope
per return of mail.
Persons ut distance may address DR. X by
letter, (post paid) and be cured at home.
Packages of medicines, directions, sc. forward.
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Booksellers ews Agents, Pedlars, Canvassers
and all others supplied with the above work at
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Philadelphia Reading and Pottsville
RAIL 80 &C. ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN1,

Office Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company.
PHILADELpIuA, March 30, 1850.
Two Passenger Trains daily (except Sul day )
ON and after April LIST, 1850 two trains Will
Obe run each way, daily, between Phila.
delphia and Pousylle. as tts
Morning Line, (Aceommodatioa)., es
Leaves Philadelphia at u A. M, daily, ex-
cept Sundays,
Leaves Pottsvillc at ~ A, M, daily, OK.
cept Sundays.
afternoon Line, (Fast 7fain)
Leaves Philadelphia at % O'Clock, daily,
except Sundays.
Leaves Poiisville at % o'clock daily ex-
cept Sundays
Passengers cannot enter the cars unless
provided with Tickets. aes 4ff4HHd
The afternoons or fast trains do'not stop at
Auburn, Althouse's Bridesboro' Rogers
Ford, Valley Forge, Port ,Kennedey SpEng-
Mill or Falls. ~ "a Sos sses'M
N0TICE.--Fifly pounds of baggage will
be allowedt TO each passenger i'm these lines |;
and passengers are. expressly prohibited
from taking any thing as baggage but their
wearing apparel which will be atshe risk of
IFS owner. <s ..,-. ,ss ss;g,-,, 4
BY order Of the Board of Managers.
April Is, 1850. s. BRADFORD,
Secretayg