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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
WnIIam Osborn's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed and qualified as Admin
strator ON tbs estate Of William Osborn late Of Brm-
field, Portage County, deceased. Dated at Brimaeld
this day OF March, leSS. 33-3w.
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DOUNTY LANDG-lGO aeFss e lanlIl

ROUNII LANUD-- AWW uSse II y fAlill9'
ID is now due, by Law or Congress passed &sEeA a
1866 all who served ~ days 0f more n fhN Wek ek
the revolution, tile war OF 1919 any other 41f ~
which tho United States have been engaged spea Tz
Those who have received bonntf laid uafrantz fzA -
acrob are now entitled 100 more and those oheH&
received 80 acres are entltlsdt0 90 more 7A 4
Any persen who has serred IN any haties ~ eha4As
though but fof one Gay, af6 entitled TO 100 actes
The widow, aud II no widow, ne childr@n,ifif euyxt
Aapder 81 wears fhn, fhi-a a-- = Z - -
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tess;=;ss HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE,


Mil fers for sale, the following property A
A.A-A'dwelling house on lot No "a, on Spruce st.,
withseven finished rooms, and cistern at the door
built last summer. House rents for eighty dollars
per year. quarterly in advance, Terms-one third of
purchase money down, the remainder in one, two and
three years. ,....--a. a (
Also the two story House the corner of Chestnut
and Spruce St. the west half of LOT No a. 1t has
seven we'll finished above the BASEMENT cellar
kitchen and stove-room, &c., and never failing well
Of pure water at the door, 1t being central, it would
make good boarding house. ltnow rents for $3.50 90
per year, quarterly in advance. Terms-one-third
down, the remainder in one, two and three years.
Also the House next south of the above on Chestnut
ST. on lot No 49, and east end oflo No SO. The house
has been built three years; with seven we'll finished
rooms, and cellar all under the house, barn 80 by
40 feet awel efppre water and never falling and 0
garden spot, sufficient for large family. Terms
one-third down, and the remainder in one, two and
three years. The whole property rents for over
e3Oo 90. Persons wishing to purchase, must know
they can purchase much cheaper than they can build
Ravenna, March 20th, 1855 -33-H
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NOTICE-The Honorable Board of Com.
~ missoners of Portage county, at their March scs
sion A. D. 1885, levied tax for road purposes the pre-
sent year, of One.half mill on the dollar, upon the
taxable property in said county which may be dis
charged in labor under the direction of the several dis
trct Supervisors at the rate of dollar per day.
TH0S. BROWNING, County Auditor.
Auditors office, Portage County, Raw emma, March 7h
lS55.--marI4-32
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Fac EEmperOr OF EsmSsiFa is Dead!

H1HHHIVCHV VH EV NHE@SHdG EVCdANH.
RUT JOHN s. CLUTE is still alive and
~ making those celebrated Cheese Watts 80 much
used by good cheese makers Also the new STEAMERS
for heating milk water, which are ack nowledged By
all who have used them, to be up to the times He will
make them tho best material and in style that
not be surpassed the Western Reserve and at pri-
ces that defy competition. Call and see them before
you purchase, and you can save money by so doing.
Persons in want of Eayetroughs will save money by
calling on iue, have the exclusive right for this
county OF Secs Patent Machine for manufacturing
esvet troughs, by which can manufacture faster and
as we'll asany other establishment and lower prices
Stoves and TiH-ware of every description on hand
and for sale at Low Prices at my Store opposite the
east end OF Phenix Block, on Main Street.
RaYenna March IOHN CIIITE.
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Or Chapter Nv, OF Charlestown Chroni
cles, will appear next week.
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NJ o.. 7, again before the public, a little la
IN ter than usual but all the better for the people;
late purchases in The City, always give the advan
tage of 10 per cent earlier purchases As goods
have lately gone down 25 per cent. in this town. over
the eft we will endeaVOr 10 give customers the
advantage Of our late purchasers, which will reduce
our former large profits 35 per cent. This is great
falling off and the only way to make up the deficiency
is to sell big pile of Goods, friends we
are ready for any thing and aDy prices
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0H how are the mighty fallen, Oh +!
~ what depression in the Tea market. I2i in one
short month is certainly knocking off large profits in
hurry, and as merchaas generally are getting rich too
last, we will try and have the profits fixed at aboutlv-
ing rates, our motto is vo and let live) good Tea
cent Tea Chat was) we will sell for 335 cents per lb.
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New Orleans Molas.
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NOR SALE or ExCHANGE--Ths fea-s !

TOR SALE Or HEXCHANtfE--Ih The RES &
J. idence of the subscrbe,, something 100 rods
Rchand county, Ohio consisting Of sdHelng, with
ave or six rooms the ground Aoof and three aboye
cellar well, cistern, wood -ho0se, stable, ,tc IN cont
vcnient order and repair, lot Of about i've by teni
rods. There is also finished room IN the wood
house nteen by tweAy-sight feet suitable for zpF
or TO rent Also the garden Is provided with rees and
the habit Of bearing good supply Of enmmet
and fall fruit. Total value, about ~ ,500.s
COS might be effected, perhaps, Oh apbixing % s4
Mansfield. o., March 4, iS5s-S2 3wt & n. NsIpEsY
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New Goods.

GHAMBRAY'S-20 pieces of those dark
" plain Chambray's that have been much called
for, the best goods in America for shilling yard,
just received at H. l.. DAYS.
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nRESS GOODS-Plaid Merinoes, Raw
~ Silks, Persian Cloths, Parameltas, Coburgs, De
LANES, &c, allow figures can be foSnd at
II. l.. DAYS.
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Nv E will sell better Calico for 81 cents,
W than was ever dreamt ofin mans economy and
we can back this assertion by producing the eoods
and furthermore we will sell J. Rrggs & Co.'S, Dun
nes. Richmond and Carr's best Madder prints for
10. Mark that too.
4 8 this is a progressive world, we will en-
IA deavor to keep up with the fast times without any
particular Kind aid stopping to get rested and if
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gresslTe age, We are not be numbered among those
who fall short Of the 25 cent reduction.
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WOOL WOOL! THE subscriber has
w few thousand dollars which he wishes TO invest
in Wool at the market price in New York and Boston,
Qess the trunsportation.) All who want to sell their
Wool at what it is WORTH for the cash, will do well TO
improve this opportunity. II. l.. DAY.
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F,W, SEYMOUR'S kDv'S,

TIMOTHY SEED -Foraale by
L Jan. Is. r. A. GII,LFTTR
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons knows
~ ing themselves to be indebted To- the subscriber, on
book account urgently requested to- call and settle
I'D. 3Ai ~ f4 Sstta Ssfa stsJ
Rayenna. Feb. eHAS. GREKNFfELDEE..
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M ERIN OES-Good all Wool French Me-
Il rnoes, such usually sell for los be bought
for Is per yard at H. l.. DAYS.
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RLACK SILKS--A large assortment of
~ Black Silks at 95c per yard less than ever before
sold can be found at ,. II. L. DAYS.
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reM Year;
Farm for safe.

GENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectorat for safSf
" atthe sign ofthe Golden Mortar Jan. 2slesssL!!
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PAY STATE SHAWLS-A fine lot
~ Our shawls alone will esabl lish our prices 25 deg
below zero. - ~ -. .
SATIN BONNETS-Ah!w we always sold
~ more Bonnets than any other house in town, and
our fall bonncts are cheaper and more beautiful than
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GREAT FALL IN soc TEA.-l500 lbs.
VI of the best soc Tea offered in Portage county,
is now on the way from New YORK (and owing to the
great decline in Teo) will be sold at the extraordinary
low price of 37sc per poundby II. l.. DAY.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-OVER
lU Coats of every style and quality; Frdck do do,
Business do; Pantaoons of every variety and price,
vests, drawers, Shirts rappers stocks cravas, hose,
&c. large stock just received and will be sold to
respond with The low price Of Wool by II. y. DAY.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23
$ls TO $40 PER WEEK EARNED.
TIME Fifty MOney.Certinp R,,siroosas

@Io IV NfU Eth W EEh EAHNEU
VNHE Fifty Money. Getting Businesses.
j. --Easy and Respectabld-This excellent and
valuable work, unprecedented in the annals Of book
making, giving full Instructions TO both male and
female, youth or age. how to realize handsome in
come, at their own homes, in Fifty, Easy, Respeca.
bile, and Money making Businesses, without risk, in
every town. city, village will be forwarded imme
closed prepaid to the publisher, L. cox, lsl Grand
street, New 70 k city.
This bessing-th boon to industry has been
the means Of raising thousands in our own CITY, from
poverty, as acknowledged by the quantities Of com
ing that the demand for this valuable work must sur.
pass all expectation, and will create quite excite
ment.
~ Every applicant may depend upon being duly
supplied-IT IS NO HuMBUa! aug 22-3td
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The st. Louis Intelligencer says that the trade
Of that city is suffering immensely in consequence
of the stoppage Of the trains on the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi railroad and that no efficient measures
have yet been taken by the citizens with view Of
reopenpp the road.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

NEBRASKA AND ASrt.NEBRAsKA.--All the mem
beers of the last Congress from Massachusetts, voted
against the Nebraska bill but only two Of them
were reelected. All the members from Kentucky
voted for the bin Not one Of them is reelected.
Messrs. Morrison and Kittredge, Of New Hamp-
shire voted against the bin They were not re.
elected.
Mr.. Kerr, Of North Carolina, voted for The bill,
and was defeated Mr. Puryear, OF the same
State, voted against the bill, and was reelected.
Mr. Ethcrdge, Of Tennessee, voted against the
bill, and is reelected Mr. Culom, Of the same
State, voted against the bill, and is defeated.
Humphrey Marshall, Of Kentucky, the successor
OF Mr. Preston, is said to be anti-Nebraska,
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From the Norfolk Beacon,
From Norfolk.

We regret that Dr. s one was compelled to leave
in the cars at g. o'clock yesterday afternoon, to
take passage in the boat for Baltimore. Ever since
his arrival on Thursday, he has been engaged dali
ly and nightly In visiting the sick in tho city, at
the City Hospital, aud has paid two visits to the
Naval Hospital. He promptly went wherever he
was invited He has given all our physicians the
benefit Of his professional experience and observa-
ton in yellow fever cases in New Orleans. His
visit and that of Drs. Permission and Freeman, has
had most happy effect on our afflicted commune
ty, giving more confidence and allaying apprehen-
sion. The disease was pronounced to be of n less
malignant type yesterday, and the oaSes to yield
more readily to treatment, The weather has been
cooler for two days, the thermometer having fallen
"a degrees. Dr. Permission will remain some days
longer.
DR., William II. Freeman, Demonstration of Anat-
omy In the Philadelphia College of Medicine, ar
rived here on Saturday, ndofered his professional
services to the Mayor and Howarl Association.
DR.. f. has had much experience In epidemics, hay-
ing practised extensively in 3arbadoes and the
French and Spanish West India Islands. We will
publish in next an article in reference to him,
from the Barbados Globe. In the most phian-
thropc spirit, DR.. Freeman offers his professional
skill and experience long as may be desired.
He has been assigned to the city for duty with Dr.
Moore.
Miss Andrews, Of Syracuse, who has been at
tending on the sick at the hospital, was brought
up from Julappl yesterday, by his honor Mayor
Woods, and she is now attending on the sick fam
lily of Captain Guy, chief of police, whom regret
to learn, is quite ILL., together with all his family
The Mayor, and all Others who have witnessed the
exertions of Miss A., speak in the very highest
ton to the sick, both at the hospital and in the
city
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

IMPORTANT ISyESrioS.-The Berkeley American
says: ave have seen the model of a machine
for saving two sides of marble shaft at the same
time. twas constructed by one of our townsmen,
W. s. stetson, is exceedingly ingenious, and at the
same time remarkably simple. From its operation
VIC feel satisfied II win accomplish the end pro-
posed. A reward of $4,000 has been offered for
the patent Of a machine that will accomplish this
end If this invention should succeed, and we
have doubt about it, II win be worth ten times
that sum. Mr.. s. has taken the proper steps to
secure the PATENT
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

Franck Taylor has the two. novels Of Miss Par.
doe, lately noticed-"The Confessions Of Pretty
Woman, and the Jealous Wife, They are both
highly attractive.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

BRIsroL.--This new town, on the Virginia and
Tennessee line, is rapidly progressing. IL has $50
inhabitants, hotel, two stores, two churches,
presbyterian and Campbellite,) about being built
depot aud Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Il has more
brick houses than any other town in the southwest
A telegraph Office Is TO be established there.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

Godeys Ladys Book for September has been
received at shilington's. II contains the latest
fashions and variety Of interesting matter.
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~ The Board Of Aldermen ut Charlottesville,
Va, refused to adopt regulations cutting off COM
munication with Norfolk and Portsmouth
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EFFECT OF A RAILRoAD.--The Abingdon Demo-
crat says that farmer in Monroe Tennessee, pur-
chased farm, few years ago, for 81 800, and. in
the last ten days, sold it for $4,000. Cause-Vir.
ginia and Tennessee Railroad
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

THE VIRGINIA CATTLE TRADE-The Abingdon
yirginan, speaking Of the sale Of cattle in that
vicinity says
There are q great many cattle in this and the
neighboring counties, but the scarcity Of money
holds spectators of, and we hear Of no sales. For
the last few years cattle have been at too high a
notch, drovers have suffered in the flesh, and hence
they arc unusually backward in buying. But one
drove has as yet passed through this place, aud
that comprised about four hundred head Of little
the poorest stock have ever seen travel this road
There are great many cattle for sale in Russell,
most Of them in fine order, and we understand
they can be bought upon favorable terms"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

APPEARANCE OF PoRrsMourH.-A clergyman Of
Portsmouth, writing to the Petersburg Intelligen
Ger says:
sour principal streets are left without an inhab-
liant, and of all the stores and shops and factories
with which our streets and wharves were well
lined but two stores, groceries, remain optn, and
those only between the hours of halfpast s. A.
NJ, and 4, L. NJ
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

SINGULAR FAcr.-We are informed that piece
Of beef suspended a few inches above the ground,
in the ship-yard at Portsmouth, whore the Ben
Franklin was discharged, turned black in few
minutes. The Franklin is the vessel which brought
the yellow fever 20 that port
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

Extract from private letter from gentleman
in Western Tennessee, to his friend in this city,
under date Of 18th August, 1855:
"0ur election is over, and Sam has been gener-
ally successful. Even il johnson should be re-
elected, think we have effected wonders for our
party, taking everything into consideration. can
safely promise sure aud steady increase in our
vote y
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

The city Of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, which
enjoys fine position on our harbor, and boasts Of
having been founded anterior to New York itself,
has recently had to dispose Of its courthouse, the
only public building Il possesses, in order to meet
the claims Of laying down its first curbstones, all
other measures for raising the wind having failed
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Let Us Live to be Useful.

A BOON TO THE INDUSTRIOUS AND UN.
EMPLOYED
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French governments, for their part entertain this
fear, and that they have in consequence. recon.
mended Espartero or 0Donnell TO take the dicta.
torship, and to exercise it vigorously for time
General Espartero Is asserted to have excused him
sell, ON account Of his great age and bis need of
repose; but General 0'Donnel Is represented 20 be
quite ready TO show bold front 10 sedition and
conspirators.
According 10 letters from Rome the French gov
eminent has represented TO the Pope that IL is alb
solutely indispensable that he should make some
extensive reforms in order TO allay the discomfort
which exists amongst all classes Of the people but
the Cardinals, after heightened deliberation on the
subject have refused TO do anything The letters
also speak of plan formed by Mazzini and his
party for carrying on the Pope having been discos
cred by the French and revealed TO his holiness
They add that dissensons had arisen between the
Austrian and French diplomatic agents at Rome
owing to both being anxious to native oftheir
respective countries appointed TO the vacant Catho-
lie Patriarchate at Constantinople. Disturbances
have taken place at Ancona, and the town has
been placed in a state Of siege by the Austrians.
TESTIMONY OF A GERMAN--We copy the follow
ing paragraph from the last number of the Shelby
(Kentucky) News;
A farmer In this county has had a German from
Louisville, working for him for some months He
Is strong Sag NIGHT, and some weeks before the
election he informed his employer that he must go
home to vote, and received his pay. He went to
Louisville, and, during the week before the cleo
ton, he returned, and was re-empoyed On being
asked why he did not remain in the city until after
the election, he replied that all the German and
Irish boarding houses were flll-men sleeping all
over the floors that they had been brought there
to vote against Marshall, and had plenty Of money
and whskey. He was Of the opinion that they
had no right to vote, and if they undertook to
vote, there would be fight, and so he returned
to the country.
EFFECT OF A RAILRoAD.-The Abingdon Demo-
crat says that farmer in Monroe, Tennessee, pur-
chased farm, few years ago. for 81 800, and, in
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The Norfolk Herald is temporarily suspended on
account Of the fever.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-23

Although tranquility appears to be established
in Spain, many influential persons fear that Il Is
only superficial II is said that the English and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-26

No altered bids be considered Submitted
na he guaanied BY responsible persons
guErantefs cannot be sdmitied
s The ea hsud ss sealed supsrseeed Msii Proposals
Assssst Postmaster General Contract once
poposa. or ,;srs of any KIND ia ssir quarterly returns
IL The conssc are 10 be eIecutsd aud returned b- depart
commenced the mail day
be executed or not No proposition for transfers will be
iaered uar The contracts and received
the department; and then transfers will allowed unless
good and sncen reasons therefor be determined by
the aeparuelt
s section 10 o. Congress approved ls4 pro
tsas contracts for ibe of mail shall be ie
the bidder rendering sufficient
for faithful pe"nance, without mode Of such
a may bs necessary % provide for e due
description u specify
with essny ssn,y and security using the erms Of the law
These bids arc sd from the which they designated
poyidt Tor the however large, hafs
may % be mode senreyanee necessary TO insure w. esi1 eT
where The grade believed be
sufficient the lowest bid win be accepted, duly GUARANTEED
lowest bid bid, specifics either
inadequate conveyance, win accepted
When Ss BID does psc moae @ 81 o when
be- s y far
service
~ modification ofa bid any terms,
~h regular compeion amer the last hour set for receiving
~ Posmas,srs certify sufesncy
frees without knowing a they OF u
fc,ent responsibility and OIL bidders suaanto and res are
notified that, failure perform the
service proposed for the accepted BIDS their legal
liabilities will be enforced against them
2 Present and persons known the department,
must equally with others and certificates OF their
ufcency signed by postmaster OF
places before named, or Judge Of a court Of record
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
January 10, 1855.
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FOX THE WEST AND sOUTH.-BALTIMORE ANI
OHIO RAILROAD.


G Ss51ssat Rg]
Improved for aueImportant changes Of SEIZED
ulc.
NE conpeton Ohio railroad between Wheel
line the Baltimore with all portions Of the West
(and North gives this greatly increased ad
vanages through travellers that direction On and alter Mon
day, November 1854, trains will be follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily will in each direction First; the mail
Camden instead OF O'Clock, aa
eretoo sunday) and arriving al wheeling at AZ a.
Second: the leaving al instead OF .
n heretofore, running through Wheeling in about II
hours reaching there alto rs This train will stop at Wash
Junction, 5ykesvle, onocaey Harpers Ferry, Mar,ns
burg Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowlesburg New
burg Pennington, Cameron, and Moundsvlc only for
Beth trains make prompt and
Central Ohio road for Cam
BRIDGE Zanesve Newark Columbus Cincnna Louisville Day
Toledo Detroit Indianapolis, Chicago, ST. Louis
&C. leaving mail train will reach Chm
while by the train they
q the night being kept but one nght on the route by
passengers for the Northwest Cleveland
pon make direct with the trains upon the Ceve
land Pttsburg Ohio navgablc
wheeling ana Wulsvie by leaving Baltimore
in The mail uain al 2, A. M ,,.
reaching Baltimore at 80 A. M the mail train
Mt II a5 m, reaching Baltimore a, !, ?. NJ :,
tickets, by boat from Wheeling for Cncinnat MADISON
LOUISVILLE Louis and other river cities, viii be sold all times
win The siage Of will admit
important in the West sold at the ticket Offices
of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The taln leaving Camden station, will take io
wheeling al ii Is, midnight Cumberland 10 u, and
rives Baltimore at :,
places will start at A. daily except Sunday arriving
in Frederick 40 Returning, will leave Frederick at 0,
arriving Baltimore at 10 30 noon
Elcot Mills accommodation Will be run daily, texcep
Spndnys,) foilowss
Leave Camden Station AT 6, M, and pm
Leave EIicot's Mills at 80, M, and 80, pm,
l4--dG