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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-01-02

ADVICE FoR TIE TIMEs.--In these times OF
financial embarrassment, great many people
are learning that it is not what they earn, but
what they save. which tortifes them against the
rude blasts of adversely. The man who earns
five dollws day and spends every cent of it,
discoveries, perhaps, for the first time in his
life, that he is not so well off as the poor labor
er; who earns but one dollar day, but who lays
BY five cents day, or Thirty cents day, or
thirty cents a week, for future need.
Almost every mechanic in our city has been
heard to say, that if he had saved the money
he had expended without any valuable return,
he would have enough with which to purchase
house ard lot, the furniture for tenement, an
acre or two of land in the country, share or
aozen shalcs of railroad or bank stock, or at
least II suit of broadcloth. Instead of this he
has not a cent with which to face the hard
times of the coming winter. lie has neglected
to saye his smarll sums. lie has spent them in
the purchase Of things of no real value. lie
has drank brandy when he ought have drank
water; hired horses when he could as well trav-
elled on foot, and spent innumerable small sums
in frivolous and Improbable amusements. "lf
had hundred dollars" he will sometimes say"
1 would despositit somewhere, but with only ten
dollars, or as many pennies, what can one do'"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-01-02

TIE HoSEY-Moox.- Why is the first month
after marriage called the honey moon ?"-
Doubtless on account of the sweet lunacY
which controls the heads of the parties during
that brief and delightful period. What pity
that they should ever get quite rational again
that sentimentality should give place to senti'
ment, sentiment to sense, love yield to logic,
and fiction to fact, till the happy pair" are
reduced from the Eden of romance to the Sa.
hara of reality-fom Heaven to earth-and
perhaps peg lower! Strange as it may seem,
there have been couples who have quarrelled
in the first month of matrimony, and have got
back to their astonished parents before the
good mother had fairly done weeping (and re.
jeicing too) at her daughters departure. Their
"honey moon" soured at the full other horn, and
became amoon Of vinegar instead. A bad moon
that There was much sense and propriety in
the text which all ancient clergyman chose for
a wedding sermon. 1t was taken from the
Psalms Of David, and reads thus: "And let
Meir be peace whi!e the moon endureM"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-01-02

jEu D'EspRIr.-Founded on certain coinci.
derces noticeable in contemplating the names
and lives Of the first seven Presidents of the
II States
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.ReyeIatioll Of of,thesBaroiasfer,,

ThefolIrwing interesting gcnhinufiea alton wasg
recently addressed to the French sfihisteEof
War, by M LIE Maout, a. clieniistsef: ST. BIZ,
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t thew are REQUIRED surrender The At the oce OF
Die underlined at Lansing before the lzh day OF August
pext ensuing M adjustment agTeeoby % he prov0n Of saa
Act The Of such adustrent VII be 10 accordance lto
e 9th section Of the set numbered u.s. approved APr 1870
herewith auuexedD The bonds be issued in the adjust
ent Of those above described VII cOun csnse emitting The
holder any lnd all oans tie state may have sgAns tne
United States end the Morris Cana and Ranking Con
tany or their legal representatives, growing out OF the neeoh
lion Of the Five Million Sonds and such new bonis when
.ed mode payable in Netoik, b.h a. 70 principal
and nters and viii b. made reoeeneble a. the e hHei io
the maturity Of the original iaripad bonds Ine interest on
sad new bonds will b. Ied tnnuay on the nft day o.
July and January Of ech yesr until the maturity OF sad
bonds the redemption q The principal amer the expire
ton Of sad 18th Of Angus the interest on ell TINS Class 81 poh
remaining OrtStanding jlsted, WI oesse-
8. n. HOLMES, State Treasurer.
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HOUSATONIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AR
III RANGEMENT ON msneins MONDAY, May 7, 1854



Fkos BRrpeErcKr-s:so A. M-Fright Tfsin with paen-
FER ear arrives st Van DenscuviIe AZ t:+5 Z. NJ
lC.So A. M-Psss-pgrrs By the NJ rrsn from New ora
tsie this rain snd1rriye Pfed 5: r NJ connecting
with Western snd North Adams Roa Albany psss sers
charge rsns Van Deuenve and connect Al STATE Line
Nestern train 20 Albany. -
sCs M-Ps,.spser Train for Ken, strives =, Running
FRox BARRISeroS-S:ls A M-freisht Train With passen-
ger car for Pi-fffeld arriving AZ s;S7 A. W.
Az DrVsENyiLLE-s:S Z. M-For state Line afser
the srvsl Of A. NJ train from Bridgeport eoaneess at
Lire with Wesern Irsn to Albany, AID huson And
D''-'"''' ''' GOING SOUTH
FKoN PrTsrIELD-9 A. M.-Pasenger Train fof Brdsepot
This train comets Van Der-envie With train from state
Line ard br port with 2 81 Express Tram to Ne~fork
arriving AZ 5 p ".
5P M-For harrington freight with passenger arriving a,
7.N 7. NJ.
4eA M-Pasenssr for Bridgeport Mondays Ouy, arriving
FRoA STATE LxE-s:t0 A. M.-For Van Delsenvie, atsr
the avsl Of Wetern Train from Albany. CONNECTING at Van
Deusepyle with Passenger Train T. Briis-port
FRoS kEsr-7;3 A. h-sPecial from Kent FOR Bridgeport,
srriyiag ct 9; 20 A. NJ.
FRoH VAN DEVsENvLLE-s:;2 A. M-For Bridgeport,
Fr, ght Train with passenger arriving At P. NJ
Waterbury Car |entlaors have BEEN attached 20 the
expense. The kept entirely free
from dust nters and smoke current Of ptes through
the entire engh Of the and be rrgua,e suit the
convenience of the CHARLES HUNT President
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHIA rom Pier No. l North Riyer-Two lines
daily at A NJ and 7. VI. Morning lines AZ ga NJ, ~
ste srbos, JOHN POTTER 10 SOUTH AMBOY, thence By
cars 10 wayplsces and Philadelphia Fare - IS Express line
M2P. n. BY JOHN POTTER TO AMBoY, thence direct TO
eoulmodaon and Eni grant Lines P. 81 Fare 81 50 Em
grant Line p NJ 81 IS
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4 sKIN by the free ure ofGOURAUDs exquisite ITALIAN
IMPLICATED SOAP amply supplies dehcency IN grace
fuue The horde OF cuficuaE bemshe-such h 90
Tan freekes Pimpes salcwr~ss sunburn hashes
Rnsworm Redne and Roug5nes depart from before this
wonderful Soap the rank might dews dispersed BY tho
morning It's soothing and healing qualities make
the tender skins Of nn's and for the
shaving and bahins ehe m bard OF salt water just
the article wanted GOURAUDS POUDRE SUBTLE 70 the
ony depisoy which viii uproo sapcrnuous hair with
cut injury the most delicate SKIN. GoURAUDS HAIR
RESTORATIVE will make why hair silky and glossy forco
hair grow where has fallen of aud prevent hair from
ing prensfuTely gray. GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE h
article for staining rale cheeks and lips delicate
color GouRAuDs LILY WHITE the only article ladies
should use for whitening the complexion
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S really valuable preparations
ouy 10 be had genuine Of No. 81 Waker 6rst store form
Broadway CALENDAR, No. ss South Sst, Philadelphia
and BATES, No. l29 Wsshingtons- Boston, SO.
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Oyy,cr or THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 10 Willilm.st., :
.roT1cE "a HEREBY GIVEN, that at NEE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that at a meet
IN ing ofthe stoekhoIdsrs Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RaTTOAD COMPANY, hold az Adrian, Ia the State Of Mich
ts.n on The 25h aay Il voted that said Com
psny be consolidated with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL.
ROlD COMPANY ia pursuance Of the laws Of the State Of
Mieau; and thht meeting of The Stockholders OF the
EORfHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, hold ct
Ispor,e Indsne the 10Th day Of Ap last voted that
~ ,sid NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
he consolidated with the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY authorized by the laws OF the State Of
Indians. that Ia pursuance Of the sad votes
yneDf has been concluded between tho said MICHIGAN
s0TTFRN RAILROAD COMPANY aud the said NORTH
ERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whereby they
have become merged consolidated into Company,
oeled THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock IN the old Companies requested 20
render Immediately their old Certificates of STOCK and take out
new Certificates IN the Coasolidstel Company.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
J. NJ. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the Ap

~ pcson Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of tie
Cry ohsw Yors relative to The opening Of EIGHTYSEC0SD
slkI fom the Hud@on River tbs Esst River fexcept
portion aled IN the Central Psrk 10 he CITY Of
New % statutes In such made and provided
The Mayer, Aldermen and CsmnOnelty Of the CITY Of New
York hereby give noce that hey intend apply the 5u
pree Cosrt q The state Of NEWTON, special Term Of
sd CcE 70 be held ~ the Cy Of Saturday. he
18th deg Of June, D. 1885 at the opening Of tbs Court on
that day or a. aeon thereafter counsel be heard for the
spIoin meat Of Con sionen Of Estimate and
the sheve entitled matter that the and he
prysment hereby intended The cpeans Of sds foa The
Hcdson River 70 the Eat River Except such
eluaed IN tie Central Park Ia the said City Of NswYort
laid on % the map or plan q aid City, under and By virtue Of
Act Of The La gnfue Of the People Of Of New
fcrk entitled An Act relative 70 improvements teaching the
laying cut Of streets and Foa IA the City Of Newly ork and m
otber purpose passed April s. is-Dsfod NewYork, My
49, lSsa ROBERT !. DILLON
ny.2 tjuie Counsel 70 NE CerporafioA
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Cory OF SEC. or THE hcT RELATING TO rHE SURRENDER
Rop Apr FTp ?.

Cory SEC. 2 or TIE act RELATING TO raE SURRENDER
BoSDs. APPROVED Fer. u, 1855
SECTION All holders State Bonds Tor which
new bonds dir BE ied BY section eight Of Act
bered the session laws for the Si8 entitled Act
10 provide the funding the C1a1 ling Internal Improve
ent Warrants Of this State and the interest due thereon and
LcndG and funding the amount OF pal an IN
ereft actually upon the part paid Eve Million Loan Bons
hereby required within months from and after the pas
his present any bonds Of this STATE, helt by
them c. Treasurers Office for the purpose Of having
the thereon accurately acersled ana bonds
therefor according the provisions Of said Ac; and 10
cese they fail Sad bonds within the time herein
prescled no interest shall be allowed sad bonls % the
holder holders thereof h that time that the
sued a. part Of the principal thereof and the sae ea
surer hereby authorized to give all reasonable aud proper
Of the provisions Of this Act best 20 secure the OBJ
jecf hereby contemplated.
Cory OF SIC. 8 Aor RELATING TO THE RATES %
ADJUSTMENT oy THE PART-PAiD BONDS APPROVED
APRIL /. l8f8
sEcTIoN That upon the Surrender Of the Treasury Of THE
the said paid Five Million Loan Bonds still
yufsnndn holder Of the shall be entitled 70 receive
from tie Governor Of this state certificates Of stocks or bonds
buuc.Cd Ind three dollars aud eislfyeght
cents housaud dollars OF said bonds for principal
interest thereon the hrst day Of January eighteen
hunCred end and adding for Subsequent interest At
the If six per on three hundred aud two
.sd bonds be computed up the fret day Of January
scr surrender thereof Prorided The Coupons F1ce
July eighteen hundred and foryo shall remain attached
thereto:
Icrded further That any Of the Coupons falling
the said bonds the trt day Of jay
eighteen hundred and oy0ne and the maturity Of the bond
bonds shall be delivered the State Treasurer, with
bonds which they belonged, there sba be deducted
the authorized TO be Issued IN new bonds under
the preceding Of dollars and eighty cents
dollars and tycutyu cents for each Coupon
removed from bond Il fhree thousand dOiarA
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GUIREhE COUkI-Clty ana coune' , -.
- jonas Conkng Theodore H. ConeiSg WHEN ~.
starr aud Graham Hurd doirg blsne.s unde t1s h,"s
end Err Of Coukling and Company, agsn.t ~ 20 "a
sunno money demand on eontIsct; ~ 1919, ~ eo,
TyNANGrp. vsu hereby summoned % sns"sf M con-
rrf h t sefion Ct which copy hefewn .esssa opon
c sf erve copy Of auewer on me a. 1J once nun
~ a. h The Cfy New York, vii bin twenty days
go te lce hereof sxcive Of the day OF snch services
- n - hsi f 10 the complaint a. Aforesaid, thu
Tfs,ss VIII judgment arns yoa N TIE sun OF three
hundred AMI tytree dollars seAtyhve CENT wth ntsres
go e syeafk Dag Of inoasand eight hundred and
e be..sss he u Ibis acf0n-Datsd New York 18th
Nv les6 WIZ. c. R. ENGLISH Plaintiff Attorney,
@' No. IS Wal-st.
The complaint 10 the shove action fled In the office Of
Ck The County Of New York the 18th day OF May A. D.
fftt WIN. G. K EACLlsH, PainunS Auorney.
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loan for $1,000 OOO-For Refupding to the

Ia holder. Of the Canal Revenue Certificates sed under the
psons OF ehepter four hundred and eghtyye OF the laws OF
h yer egheen hundred and fyone, the amount received
INTO the Treasury thereon. -.
entitled kn Act 10 provide for the Energem mt Of the Ere
Ne Oywero aud the Csyuga and Seneca Canals and Tor the
Competion Of the River and Gcnesee Valley Caa ana
proye r the PAYMENT certain Genial Revenue Cerh
s,ss and fr other rurposes passed April 5 1871 hereby
that Sealed Proposals will be received a. the Canal
until the 20h day of June al Y o'clock
daat day for q loan OF ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
viii be the Of the People Of the State Of
York bearing interest al the rate Of "a per cent per an
PAYABLE quarterly the first days of January, April,
~! and October IN each aud the principal nbursabe
The day Of July 1873 IL is 70 be understood that the
Cenhsoners are be az liberty 20 take less sam II tue
e such in their opinion advansg 'ous 70 the
sfest o. the The proposals be for the whole or
Hypat Of said loan than $500 All proposals 70 DO
sasd mp snd Endorsed LOAN FOR TIE PAYMENT OF
CANAL REV ENUE CERrlFICATESn and incosoi IN an
oscTe directed 70 the Auditor Of the Canal Department az
Ary The viii be required be paid five per cent
tccpnnce OF the proposal aud the balance the th aay
djure IL paid the New State Bank in Albany, OF
aA seth Gay June next paid al the Bank of the Mahs
Accompany IN NewYosk but the money VIII BE- received end
M Issued at before desed after the award Of the
IA Payments to he made by deposng the same 10
credit of The Treasurer Of the State account Of the
Goa Fund Ia the Bank OF the Manhattan Company, New
len or ia The NesYok State Bank h the Cry Of Albany
z on the loan will tn art dog Of July next
he holders OF the stock residing Ia The fzi and second
J<a Dsfrcts and those residing cut OF the state. vii re-
se tie interest on the stock held BY them quarterly a. the
ehsr sockhoders At TIE Neior state Bank Ia the City
eAhany-Dated Canal Department, Albany May p, 1850
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Lieut. Governor
JAS. ~ COOK, Comptroller
aarrsN - aH.tHBH 81 faHn
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Excursions.

EOR the FISHING BANKS-FARE FIFTY
l. CENTs.-The and splendid steamboat MERGU Ky,
Can't RICHD YATES will make daily trips g. the FISHING
Bsrts ouriuE at Fort Hamilton each way sundays ereept
ed throughout the seeson-eommeneing on NEpNt >pAl
NJ 40 Leaving follows Foot Of JscSson-s' z H. *
o'cioek NJ; Maor Browne foot Of Amns-s', " H., a.
o,eiset A. NJ foot q springsf ~ r., az u o'clock loot
Of Potnson.st ~ r., o'clock Pier No 4, n X al q
o'clock.
Retetbents Fshir tackle and Bait furnished on board
UTCODUayFN-REA ESTATE NOTICE.
w me Sscoud Frcur.ion Sale the Ground adjourned
10 Nav 81 81 r. NJ See Express Post snd Commercial Tor
~ her 1fieuar- Hafpnoe Excursion Railroad Iic<ets ~,
eut sra ieck can be had Of j. r. PfrkN, No 81 Deys'
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

w
~ sfer MONDAY May H. 1855 aud until further noce Fas-
,epse Trains will leave Per foot Of Duanet follows, VIZ:
DTNKIRK EXPRESS al 6 A. NJ for DunkirS.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a. A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL at SIS A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buiao AM intermeii
ate Stations Passengers by this Train will remain night
AZ Ovego and proceed the next morning
ROCKIAND PASSENGER, at 8 Z. NJ, from foot Of Chm
via Piernont for Sufcrns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, SAP. ~, for Newburgh and Otsyie,
and intermediate Stations. . -
NIGHT FXPREss at s: 80 p H., for Dunkrk and Buffalo
EMIGRANr at f. NJ flr Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations. 800 =,
WAY EXFREss at73o p NJ, for Dansisk and Buffalo and
intermediate Stations
On SUNDAY, only one Express Train, at 30 T. VI
These Express Trains connect at Ena with the Era MD
Niagara Fas Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
hrk with tie Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C., and with hrtcas' slcndd
steamers for ali ports on Lake Enc -
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MeoiraI.
DR MAGNIN's LUCINA CORDIAL.-An tse

rhycal powers scnEtkened ~ tbs Eesf musoFant
1.-THE have been hsten BY dissipation weak and
tIcru b. nature the Cordial 5rsces them; tbs maseu
system reaxed Is fnnes and TENSION Unke an
her s:inuuts PRODUCES reaction Exhorsion aud de-
ITe Of sp generally follow the hrst exhsrsfns eneec
tones and s1uchcs But the renovation produced By th9
pr psTAfon permanent 10 nduoes even dow az qr1s,
cheerful that alserbHliy sSreeabe and BY regulating
aud mu-uisE tends 10 prons tfs fax
teyond tic ordinary limit. The Sebtns complaints peculiar
70 womsus dlcste oxansaior all relieved By 1s
Cordial NhosveF prizes health vigor chesalae<s, scsnd d.
e.ste n appetite, im ous life should bear N mini
thar the ouly preparation known 20 the world BY which
thsse heesues when ios b. certainly reskncd
Price - per bottle bottles Tor - Persons Wishing
the Cc.a b, sendnE DR.. NAG<iN, Nc. ~ Wacnst.
T. FLINT ccsner OF s-sv ana hst can have sent 20
.-..tr IL ,Unrli
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Water-Gnre.

mr.. f. Z. DENNISTON's WATER-CuRE
IL Establishment, Spring lale, Northampton h-~ N-
Der limited TO 20. Lft4tli1ed lEfI'
nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and MED ~ Az
IL SCHOOL, No. IS Lsifhtet AcoorinAoiai'3' ~ ~ -
Coupe.enf Female Fhys-eians-
hrs. sHEW & TAYLOR's WATER,COhE,
~ corner Of shav. and ssiht New a,s az" Mrss ~
Village, l. J. Steamer CIotcn "a, "a. a .lerI
Lonr. Island Esiiroad mornings and anerno~-~
WATER CJrRF! WATER-CURE I! - The
w N-..s ,Tvi.a he Attention Of IuYalids 10 the
LawRFScE TWIrTR-CUkE, B.Aslsbor3, W, scknowi-
edged q one the rost hyoaoe ~ vas pnfpos
81 ,.sv Tesr 10 condneBs such esahrasn.. together
% ~ -~esu inurcvenlents made In both bathing
80 Irs.ir~ Tepsrtnnents VII nifty the expectation and
sn ~ Iii tha- ksor them with their confidence. The msdi-
cal aer AZ u<rt particular VII Be kept IN equal step with
the urosres< OF scientific Hydropefhy.
49, o. ". GRAY, NJ D.
W. KLINGE,
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW
WORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will DO
eomposed Of The following new and splendid ships viz:
n CIAY.....l eco burden. Capt David Caulkns
WEBsTER......2oco uns burden. Capt j. j. lawrence
ORIENT .... Geo tuns burden. Capt. Geo. >. Hill
The above vessels have been recently built, and are the
lsr.est sud substantial in the trade.
1bev are commanded by Of experience an ability The
accommodations very superior, and every eNeron WI Dc
made promote the comfort Of and the convenience
OF shipper For freight passage, apply 20
sPOPFORD, TILESTON Co, No. 80 Brostway;
Agents in Liverpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co, No 10 Ooiee
Plaza
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rsugement Sundays excep,edl-On and after sATUR-
DAY the "a Ct June 1855 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Greenrort A. NJ, daily and Fridays and Saturdays,
S:t5 p NJ for Yaphsuk A. NJ and Sf5 p NJ fox Farming
dale A and S;i5 and p NJ for syo'set 10 A. n sad
for Jamaica and 10 A ~, and S45, AIS and P NJ
Freight Train leaves AZ A. NJ.
TRANS GONG WEsr-Ieave Grccnport for Brooklyn, 10
A. NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays, $50 A. NJ Yaphank
fr Brooklyn 6C3 and II: s. A. NJ Lakeland for Brookyn
ESQ A. NJ and 1896 p NJ Faru.ugdale for Brooklyn, and
1850 A. NJ and .C5 NJ Syosset for Brooklyn, A. NJ and
ls0 F. NJ; Hampstead for Brooklyn, 62, 7:n and A. NJ
and 90 and 5l3P NJ; Jamaica for Brooklyn $40 7:o, 1855
and s45 NJ and 1;O and 5:55 P NJ Freight Train leaves
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nENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cties WIN
Western, Northwestern, snd Southwestern s.ase By con.
Railway direct The Road also cOnnecs a. fpuf5n
with Inc of Steamers all ports the Wesern yers
and Ceyeand and Sanduky with Steamers 70 az o< on
the Northwestern Lakes makt The most deet Cheapest and
reliable By which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Great Wssr. - -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-B4es snoes, D'y "O0o WI 75c per 100 D..
GooS. lin balesJ Hardware Leather ecc. per 100 n.
Wool. ..sssssss+s.
THIRD CLAss-Anvs, Eagging, Bacon and r.. p.r 100 NJ
Pork lin hulk Hemp, ke,.......-......;l w. -
FoURTH CLAsS-Cotec, Fisn Bacon and A. M, foo n
Pork, (Paeked) LAID and Lard Oh. 80. -
IT, tirtn Co., from ay uout ear OF Phi sielphis b. par
tculer mark tie package via Penny vena haroa All
Goods CONSUMED 20 The Agents 81 this Road az PAIadeps or
Pittsburgh VII be forwarded with dsten-ion- -
FEEIsHr AGESTs.-NOses Potter, Boston, J. h. Elliott,
NewYork; Z. j. Sneeder, Phi afe. his NazraT koonf
B.linore; Geo. c. FraEescr Psburg sp1lzaln brown
Cincinnati, Ohio j. :. Moolheat, Lorsyile, NJ. x ..
Medium Madison. Ind; Rs.cih Co., 81 Louis, Moi j. D
Mitchell l. Sou Evansville. Indiana
For further artcu nrs bil.s Of ading, a7ply N
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Eals0af Col or
{. B. ALLEN No Asor House, New YORK
H. II. HOUSTON, Ce1er1l Freight Agent, PhladsPhi@
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, AltooaA, Pa
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EbW'D k. COLLINS, No Sc wsIl-st, " Y.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD L Co,
Il Austen Friars, London
H. O. WAINWRIGHT Z Co, Paris
GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
The these shps viii not be accountable Tor sod
silver bullion specie cey, precious stones metals unless
hills Of adng signed therefor and the value herof therein
expressed ,.r.,.,..
Shippers will pesse take notice that the ships OF th' Inc can
M, err any snods cofirahand OF
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MICHIGAN FIVE MILLION

srArs TnEAsursR's OFFICE. LAxass, March Is 1854
In following section Of Act 70 TIE
FIVE MILLION LOAN BONDS approved February z 1855,
which hereto snnered do hereby give tie hoders
Of the following described Bonds
4 ST 0C0 yOuds.
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ior the reception patents TCsSDAf sh Jane Appea
ton The admission Of patients r'us. be made a. tae ho<
rial Csnsalfiug Physician. Gilman. NJ. D. Wn. Det-
mold NJ. D. VIM. II. Maxwell NJ d B. W: Mecresdy, N;
d. Consulting sargeonsI aient.uc Mott, NJ D. Willard
Parker NJ d; Thomas NJ Mack,c, NJ. ID. Attending Sur
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dent Physoan-Mark BlumeHtasl, NJ. d. suPernenaent-h
RkvmSnt By order II iLr Drec'crs,
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