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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
TIE OPPOSITION DIVIDING.

There Is rumor aaoat to the effect that For
ney and his congener reuegades have called a
State Convention for the double purpose, we
presume, of bolstering up the fallen Packer, and
of opposing the regular Democratic State Tick
-. We hail this as favorable omen. Mr.
FoRNEY labored with all his strength during
the last campaign, to effect The election of the
Black Republican Ticket, and if he and his
fellow disorganizers are verdant enough to
throw their vote for nominees of their own,
independen! of the Black Republican Know
Nothing nominations, we shall want nothing
better in the coming canvass. 1t is quite safe
to estimate the Democratic votes which through
Forney's aPostacy, were last fall cast for .he
Opposition, at thirty thousand Should the
Forneyites retain their strength till the COM
ing election, and vote an independent ticket of
their own, the Black Republicans and Know
Nothngs will sustain dead loss Of ttirtg Mou-
sand cotcs The majority of the Opposition, at
the last election, was about $1,000 hence, if
the thirty thousand Forney men are detached
from them, it will leave them in minority Of
5000 in the State.
As to the spirit which prompts this revolt
against the party, it is the same which moved
the traitors who last Fall gave the victory TO
the Know Nothings and Black Republicans
It is the spirit of doomed and desperate politi-
cians-of men whose vaulIng ambition over
leaps every usage cancnizpd in the hearts of
the Democracy, and essays to trample under
foot not only the men, but the principles OF the
party II as the sFerit Of enmfy 10 tie DEM
ocraf'c organization. The true and steadfast
Democracy ofthe old. Key stone, know how 10
rebuke this spirit, and they will do it. Let trait
ors tremble
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77777-7-711-7 -
NJ A r r lie D:

On the 10th inst, by the RevH. Heckerman.
Mr.. George Slack to Miss Christina Fisher !;
both of Schellsburg.
On the 18th, by the same, Mr. George Ewalt
TO MISS Mary 5. Kemery both of Schellsburg.
On the 10Th inst, at the house of the brides
Father, IN Juniata Township, by John Smith.
Esq, Mr.. Christian c. Lo0g to Miss Elizabeth
Hardmau all of ScheIlsburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE N0MINA-
TI0NS,

We place at our masthead, to-day, the
names Of RICHARDSON L. WElcuT, of Philadel-
phia, and JoHN Rowe, of Franklin, the nomi-
nees of the Democratic party of this State, for
the Offices Of Auditor General and Surveyor
General We hoist the flag of Wright and
Rowe, with feelings of entire satlstactiosz
knowing them both 10 Be able and upright men
and true aud answering Democrats. Their
nomination will be hailed with delight from
one end OF the Commonwealth TO the other
Let US gather around our standard-bearers in
solid and unbroken unity, and in their election
win glorious triumph tor the wei-tried and
time-honored principles of lhe Democratic par
ty.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
have heen granted by the Register of Bedford County
to The undersigned the last viii and Testament Of
Daniel Bussard, late of West Providence town
ship, deceased-and that all persons indebted
10 the Estate are hereby required 10 make imrned-
ate payment and those having claims on said Estate
will preseut them duly authenticated for settlement
JOHN SPARKS,
Mar25, 80. Ex'r OF Daniel Bussard ,les'd
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SCuELLSBURG ELECTION.

Oni Democratic friends in Schelsburg, a.
chieved d splendid triumph at The election
which came off in that Borough on Friday
last. There wss a hot contest for Justice oftbe
Peace, and the Opposition exerled all their
energies to defeat ene, or the other, ofthe Dem
ocratic candidates. The election of M. Reed.
Esq, and the reelection Of John Smith, Esq,
are results al which we greatly rejoice.
BLACK REPUBLICAN, CORRUPTION.
The su6joined article taken from the Phlla-
delphia Ledger, neutral paper, will give our
readers some idea of the means made use of bv
the Black Republicans in carrying elections.
and bolsterlog up their party. The people of
New York city, where there are len Demo-
Gratis to one Black Republican, pay direct
tar to support'this rotten organization. 1t NAV
be reasonably inferred that if such be the case
in New York, it is the same IN other parts Of
the country. Read the following
A fMETRoPoLIroN" Police FoRcE.
Senate of New York have been investigating
through committee, The character and con-
iuct Of the Metropolitan police force of New
York CITY, and very shameful exhibition they
make OF II. The officers are appointed, like
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25

AUDITORS N0TICE.-At an Orphans
Court held at Bedford the 18th day of February. A.
D., 1883, on motion OF o F.. Shannon, ESQ, John P
heea, appointed auditor, 10 distribute the money re-
naming IN the hands of John c. Vickroy. admins
traitor Of the estate OF Susan Bruner, deed.
The auditor will attend the duties of the above
appointment at his office, in the borough of Bedford
on Friday the 18th day of April, next at 10 O'Clock
OF said cay when and where all parties interested
can attend JOHN P. REED,
'idi' 10, d. Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
A'2hSl Harvest KKEYG,
Price $E1;5 Delivered in Bedford,
Il .NEW RE.9PER IND .NOWER.
Manufactured by Ficky Brothers,
Baltimore, Md.

The Harvest King is an adjustable cam and
differs essentially in construction from all other
machines IN the market; its simplicity of con-
stFuction, admits its being put together and
worked by any ordinary field hand, and rem
ders it less liable to get out Of order, it cuts
swarth OF 81 feet, has levers for raising aarf
lowering, and throwing out of gear, it was sue
cessfully used during the harvest of 1853, and
was awarded the first premium by the Mary
land Institution, in November last. For sale
by VIM. Hartley, Bedford. Call al Hartley's
Hardware Store and see this Machine:
March Is, mo.
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CAETTEfAN.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned not % take
an assignment ola note gwen by the subscri-
Der with David Anderson as security, 10 WIN.
Woy, on The 4th March, 1859, for $50 50 cts.
payable six months after date, as received no
value for The same and will not pay unless
compelled by law.
Mar. %, 80. SAM'L II. ANDERSON
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
BOROUGH ELECTION

The election on Friday last, in this Borough,
resulted in the success of the whole Democrat
ic ticket, BY large majorities. Ii we were
disposed to make as much noise over this victo-
~ as cur opponents do whenever they carry
any Of their nominees for Borough officers, we
might crow Justify over our triumph. But
Democrats Tan auur4 -,..~.,,>.5, 4,. ,i.,-re-
fore, we hall content ourselves by merely Civ
ing the vote for the different candidates, adding
only that we "raiher guess the "Buchanan
Club has net, and its name hasn't been changed.
either.
Democrats. K. n. Republicans.
JUDGa or ELECTION,
Hugh Moore, l05 Henry Mower, II
INSPECTOR,
John Cessna, 96 S. L. Russell, 81
Constable,
John ]. Cessna, So Simon Naus, 81
ASSESSOR,
John Boor 81 Jas. McMulin, -
AUDITOR,
II. n. Baker, 81 r. D. Barclay, rs
Town CLERK,
Adam Ferguson, 81 A. c. Mowe er, 70
SUPERVISORS,
Isaac Mengel, 90
Sam'l Davis, SO
The candidates for School Directors favora-
bic to the Union School, GEO. BLYnIRE and
joHN TAYLOR, were successful the former by
30 and the latter by % majority.
The whole Democratic ticket for Burgess and
Council, was also elected by comfortable MAORI
les. For Burgess, JAcoB REED, Dem, had
% votes, and 7. NJ LYNCH, K. X. r., 68.-I
'or Assistant Burgess, Wu. BowLEs, Dem, had
'6 votes and J. c. Keyser, K. N. R., "a. For
Council, A. J. SAMSON, Dem, had 90, VIM.
Hartley, Dem, so, VIM. Schafrr, Dem,
58, w. w. Shuck, k. N. R., II and j. P.
Arnold, K. N. R., 50. For High Constable,
.evi Agnew, Dem, had 90 and Jacob Over,
(. n. R., SO.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25

GZ%Some time ago, cur Senator, Ma. .ScuELL,
read by request, in his place in the Snale, a
bill which contained certain provision aad re-
strictions concerning the collection, sie keep
ing and disbursement fthe public roney by
the State Treasurer. This bill has ben con-
founded with joint resolution readn place
by Ma. ScHELL, proposing an amenment TO
the Constitution. which provides forhe cleo
ton of State Treasurer by the peole. The
proposition to amend the Constitute so as to
allow the people 10 elect the State Treasurer,
has caused quite Autter among he Know
Nothing Black Republican poitltans, they
having at present possession oftht Treasury
and being very fearful that they miht be oust-
ed therefrom at the polls. HeFe heir shah
by attempts TO bring MIR. Schel bill into ridi-
cule.
We would also take this dasion to state
that It IS the custom IN theegislature, for
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
S U R We YIN G +.

y ii. GATHER will promptly attend TO all
surveying business that may be entrusted to
nm. Office on Jaliana street, ,wo doors South
of the Inquirer office.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
HOW WOULD IT HAVE WORRIED.

From the Detroit (Nich. Free Press Of March t.
The diary Of Washington, just published, in
forms US that when he made his grand tour
through the northern states in 1880, he took
with hun ''his slave Billy, his faithful attendant
through the revolutionary war"
It is very fortunate that General Washing
ton did not make his grand tour seventy years
later, and that be did not take Michigan m hIs
route, or he would have found himself incar-
ceTated III the State prison for ten years because
he had introduced his "slaye Billy into the
State. Nor is this all. IF similar laws had
prevailed in the northern States during the rev.
oiuIonary war, he would have been marched
off to the penhentiary for having with him shis
faithful attendant" General Washington, ac-
cordlng 10 the black-republcan code, was a
criminal TO be punished Oy len years lGcarcera-
ton.
MICHAEL PnELAN, the biIliard-pIayer is in
training at Harlem for the great match with
Seereiter OF Detroit for s., 900. The friends of
both parties very confident. SeereIter is
said TO have made at one time run of 40, and
at another $50 points in carom game.
LEWIS county, in New York, seems TO have
been fevoluionized, politically. Last year the
republicans had four majority in the board of
supervisors, and 700 majority in the fall cleo
tonS. Now The democrats have eleven Of the
seventeen supervisors.
Mr.. Forthcoming home late, 'spTeity fall,
finds the walk slippery, and exclams V-ver-
very sing lar wh-whenever water freezes, it
allus fr-ireezes with the sl-slppery side up :;
der'd singular"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25
. E. D.

On the 18th inst, Eliel Allen, Of Mann,
townships aged about AZ years. ''''
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Executors Nat;ce

LETTERS Testameutary on the last win and p.
ment Of Emanuel Basser, late OF Middle Woodhes
y lo"9sh'p, bedford county, decd, having been
gIa"'ea 70 the subscribers esiding in said tow
ship Notice is therefore given to ai nerson 1--WE
eebted to sad estate to make payment 10 then, ~,
Tedlateiy, and those having claims viii nrala. ',n
tneu forthwith, properly authenticated for ss,sa
meht. SAMUEL BASSLPR
Mar 25'59-0t.
ADMINISTRATORS GOTfCE.-Lrrrre Of .1
Ii ministTation on the estate Of Ele Allen. late
OF Napier township, Bedford county, decd b,a;ae
been granted to the subscriber residing IN -
township-notice is therefore given 10 ali nersoa
indebted to said estate make immediate psyrs",
and those having claims will present them orIyi,
properly authenticated for settlement.
B. IL. WALKER,
+'iai' ~ Io1o-ot. Admir- g
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-25

Auditor's Notice. The undersigned ap-
pointed auditor TO distribute the balance in the haais
OF Daniel Hetzell, administrator of Jacob HptzelI,
dee d, VIII attend to the duties OF said apyout nen
at has ONCE, IN the Borough of Bedford on Wednes-
interested can attend.
J. w. LlNGENFELTER,
-ld'' 10 1885, Auditor.
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BLINDS AND SHADES.

Auditors N0tioe.-The undersigned ap
pointed auditor to distribute the fund in the hands
of Daniel Shock, administrator of Samuel Cart
wright, late of Middle Woodberry township. decd,
VIII attend to the duties Of said appointment at his
Office, IN the Borough of Bedford. On Friday, the
29th day OF April, next, when and where ali inter
ested may attend. J. W. LINGENFELTER.
Mar, IS, 80. AnIitor
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07

r~ST~A OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
a6RSsMammssar@=a~ STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The COmpanys boats having been put in complete running
order prepared execute description of river
and harbor towing at the shortest notice.
The Company's Boats follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League.
Steamer LI0NESS, Captain A. II. League
The commanders experienced masters, and
anee given for the safety of vessels their charge TIL
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board Of the agent
jalstf No 81 W Pratt street
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, OCTOBER z, 1889
Iertbanoise.

| UMBER.-White Pine, Hemlock Rails, Joist
- and Scantng; also, all sizes Poplar Oak Sycamore
Manei Cherfy ana Ash For sale by WIZ. S CROSS, cor
r. ans anu Eastern avenues
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sRs4 60 WESTERN
OPEN 10 Cn1E,, MARYLAND RAILROAD
III ~ On a, ~ GREEN SPRINGS Ann oW1S6S, h1nIC
Station for seT the 18th the cas- viii leave aTer
turning leave ogS Mills at 100 A. NJ, and p NJ Re-
Meetnr e1i wing Mills at 6 and II n onj a Az 3
the Relay Hon Trans on the Northern Central Ra1ay
s29-tf
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between the lepots the Route ' ~
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers and are privileged to ag orc ng5
As-PAkTlCu LAR NOTICE.-Passengersf from New Work
and Philadelphia by this Line win have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from whence Il
will be checked to different points South "
F0rfurther information and Through Tickets (Which are.
good by the Bay or Mail Line, appyn NEW YORK at the
Eompanys Office Great Southern Railroad Office Jersey
Ferry Buildings, foot OF CORTLAND srecor at No 90 Brogd
way, cornero Barclay street. above the Astor Iouse g
Pearce, Agent. In PHILADELPHIA at the Company5s
Oce, y W. corner Of Sixth and Chestnut Streets or
at the Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BAI,TI.
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
Of Mon Dock, on board the Bay Steamers
The large and commodous, new and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repiete with every com
fort and convenience have been added to the Line TIE
Line being now cGm19sed Of the splendid steamers LOUIST
ANA, Capt G. W Russell. and DELLA IDF, CAPTAIN las
cannon having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
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Tailars.

Gro G. SPIES yrncu NJ
AND GENNTLEMEN's FGRNIsHfNG EMPoRFliUM,
sAE os saa q F5a55
na nSH 9 nhe e Ia e sgs
to give satisfaction style and fit and in prices suit b
NTERou AMT n :, n oD71c s5tf
lYl HNoilANl EST IEI III y5IIISSEr
sAMUETE' + AAnHSisslYM HHGIT.1
HtvP pruoVpn IL w.
From No Light Street 70
Where teT viii cdntnGa - SThIET near Holiday
of goods suitable for the hes nt Eee assert
T0pN o. pP "Gs C - extremely low prices als6@
q cessr. OF Gy5 aSrr AZ Fssii, STREETS.
Messrs JOHN II REI& CO ta;a a. n nff sn m
% the public generally that their Stock Of Cot5n is
arng a n0 H9 ON f aSd han eyE before NJ
MERES and yEsTINGs which they win make up to oTde
facar ' cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
Co.,. FgRNIsHING GOODS
and Gloves in large i variet1 handkerchief Shirts
woy fIes ae OF o PsT and OILED CLOTHING
MANUEL T To1-77n -,--. T = -
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCEonSS' S II COLE
- IN, rz55,s,,,.s
IN 7, , $M0KIS SGr TOBACCO FACTORY,
Place to removed their place OF business from y Exchange
hArta will hn ptroIn Ctnn
SNIFF Nb SWnK StUS pf or own ManqfaGt9re Of
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
SCOTCH sNIrFE In aolpn part r. as Er ioiio low,
do do In Ssaf and cali Saddsrs, packed in bbls.
DO do In i b. bottles; in 6, and 2 doz cases
DO do. In 2;md 4oz papers, in bbls. II and 6
MACcnRoy sNTrrF a fa Eases; cases: ,, -:
sTEM sNUFFn b6s seF'es kegs and jars
Nos l. and 3, cut and dry IN b6l bis, Pound, ouna,
and quarter pound papers, neatly put up gross half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
o gues loose IN 9os also IN pound, half pound and
ana Ss d'afEfEsi and f19
SwsToaid solicit share e a32 nat gatr9n s
81 Fayette street, doors west Of Charles
4o-------- Baltimore Md.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
WI AND SAVING WORKS.
I'D AND NT9 HARD lard n WOOD LUMBER YARD.
rs ~ aT BR FTkSSa STYLE SA"
SiiRAL REsl PfS} r b,,, n,>,o.
Vewe5s BRfPPRsTfFf ed THPd dRaP
Bench and Hand SSiil See Hubs, Oval Frames, &c
HARD WOOD LUMBER r a6tSLiDIss AND rlANlss
mAho1AA , and nmnALNqT,
anu VI OAR Oar, ASH, &c
N''' ' YIN SUITS and J ! s. F FH6S & SON,
Ynsou EutaT lse OF PARK AND CLAY srnEE 7i
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
Of the recent discovery and seizure Havre by the
BES Of Messr Meet CRanddn in Ep os la
Their shipment to this city, with evident intent to de.
such imposition and to advise purchasers and
We have reason to believe that the imitation of these
be easily distinguished penuine
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Gmmbtr.

SNnt0I.
I UMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
~ The subscribers have hand a large assortment q
examine our Lumber beFlre buying Apply at ya,d n.
a25tf BI!RVS + 81 6I%
T UMB Err.
- We call the attention Of our friends and others to our
42 WEST FALLS AvENUE
g4 ~ reeeyed large lot Of il WHITE PINE and CHES-
NUI FENCING, low for cash
,,,,,,rr, n,,, mr., Also, all kinds of
WHITE PINE BUILDING MATERIAL
,,,,,,,,, SHINGLES, LATHS
:, G1CKETS, &c.
Farmers and others would do well 10 call and examine
eur CUPS stogk before they purchase -.
WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w MBER, sTAvE,AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
VIII n corner E Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Ill attend to selling all kinds Lumber, Slaves Shocks
tram @c' and hsl orders for same.
=, REFER
NeSsfs MaraW ;i Rooms Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
~ r. T. 33prI T;, Esq Custom House, Baltimore.
Eenby Asbury Philadelphia, Pa
W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa mh7f
7 UMBER, SHINGLES,
Just landed and for sale at our wharf MA lbs ere
l5OW0 No. HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet a and s. Hemock FENCING.
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr lights and
We ohei at J. west market rates. ~
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 co,
.n.., -. West side of Union Dock,
aPI-u adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
s,-, JOS. THOMAS 1 Son,
and Stra
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4Nsintss 6Jar6s.

j. III sTLE CLARKE, r,r-o,,,, wM. 81. PEGKAM.
~ AGENTS FOR THE s4JcOF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR0LINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
50 Exchange Place.
Jci-u Baltimore.
T0HN GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
fbIH-u No SIS EXCHANGE PLACE.
EuGENE HIGGINS VIM KENNEDY JENKINs.
HIGGINS Il JENKINS
4 Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN FOREIGN FRUITS.
AND CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
mh2l-tt ~. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
Pm. MACDONALD. gro. pUep,1x
MACDONALD 3 DUGDALE,
GUAN0, GRAIN, FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
PE tS BEASSf Hay A STEW, MILL FEED &c
Con. 3TCELDzRRy's WHARF AND PRiTT ST.
diff BALTIMORE.
THOMAS NJ. GREEN RENJ.NIN r yor
GREEN L YOE,
SGSLE1s e S gii9fG1ts % e %egoms Fass)
49,, AND FINE FAMILY GRoCERIES, So0''''
IelL-u No, SO BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
- REAL ESTATE BROKER
,., 26 ST. PAUL STREET.
LANDS GR6tND Rents %c sSs All" ais 81
7 H. & J. S. HOGG,
81. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Az work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Iohiing attended to with punctuaty ial-tf
~ CASSARD & son,
VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
AND DEALERS
A. EIlOE lSloNS GENERALLY,
oar NOS 4oI AND 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
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gaiI 80a0s.
Eisa !, !. = : ! -; ::

kfs3 60 WESTERN
OPEN 70 cpP55,, MARYLAND RAILROAD
On and after g f5a N; SPRINGS AND oWINGS' MILLS
t&nng lG eaT UTRgs Mills H. and sE p SpiY Re
Reenf all trains the Northern Ctra1 ana 40
-; -" ------- IRWIN K TAYLOR.
IFsl So Co. FOR THE
BALTIMORE AND ot MItEgT { AN3 SOUTH
On and after April 2lst 1889, the rains VIII =,
leave Camden Station, Bal,imoes-,,f -,
THE WEST SOUTHWEST AND N6RFFHH i ME P4RTS S6 OF
.'- F0R WY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take ~ - ., =,
between Cumberland and Wheeling by wing over E E aIn
6erland and Wheeling Accommodation Tain0 and Betw
Graon and Parkersburg take the 4O5 NJ train from Bl
.n TIE LEE TfEDERCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore aI5PM
TIE EdIICQTIs MILL TRAIN Leaves Baltimore at62,
a M ana 44OP NJ, and EllicOtts Mills at 745 A. NJ an
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE cbesides the regular trains,
rs,r F9B W1SHIEGTGE ! w TR Ii $0TTH
On Sundays at only leaves Wasiingonfo
Sundays p S o6v a. Me and s.aG5 and and SIS N Or
on t tr Ba d Re stop at way points The second
trains on the Annapolis Road W."
rI EGr tiG Nh Of every kind n ton, &C. apply to-
h'ui4NNb' Agent or at the TICK lce, Camden station
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent VI s53t
k24 NT1GERNI F5IJs WEST AND NORTH
N0H 55HHE8 'E 1EE1tG HHbj5EA
On and ofor NOM ,vvfr-ooc., ,,.o
VII anu aiter Ag g!HI3L1 June 10Th, 1859,
will be run over this Road as faow ii1 1iz
LIST The Na;I Tai Iao,,as is I ioiO's; VIZ.
N ian ran an leaves daily Sunday excepted II
a. ~ at harrisburg at ll47 A NJ there connecting
By thi. tr P;LT Tr$4de ,AND TIE VEST
where ~ az liz az o T. NJ and Emira S45 p NJ.
The Buffalo and e. MEN, Si5gS L,, n.
Except Sunday at p NJ aTri1'i, ~ ram leaves daA
p NJ, Wiliamspor at IL p N EaE$ al lair,soGrE at -!
tran CONNECTS OF Es ans at NJ next day. This
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN IN WESTERN ypv