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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

GDWe see by the Waterloo, Ondana, }
Press, that the Fourth was properly celebra ed
in that place. Oar former townsnan, J. IL,
Reid, Esq, was toasler Tor the occasion, and
acquitted hin self crcditably.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry sherman ad-
~ minstrator on the estate of Rudolph II. Sher-
man. deceased has filed his for the final set.
Element of said estate. Said accounts will be for
hearing and examined on the 23d day of July 1859.
July 7-9w2+ WIN. EWING. Pro Judqe.
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~ Dr.. BicCher Dentist, will be at Howelrs
Exchange about The 10Th inst, and will remain
a few days to receive professional calls.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
ROLL OF HONOR.

OF Fluur was made from new wheat at the
Perrysburg Mills yesterday.
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Notice to Builders,

CLEEK's OFFICE, Pcrrysbury twp,
Juno 0, 1859.
CEALED Proposals will be received by the Town.
- ship Clerk until the 22d dny of July next for build
ing School House in subdstrct number four. In
tis township. Said House 10 be u frame, 24x30 feet,
and to be completed by the first of November next.
Plans and specifications may be seen Mt this Office
June 9--5w6S2 +. Il. MILLER twp. clork.
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TnesdaY. July 2G. iahn.
Notice

hereby given that my wife Mlssa Jane, has left
4 nv bed and boasd without any lust cause or prov.
oea'on on my part; this therefore is 70 ali
persons not 10 trust her on my account as will nav
no debts of her contracting afer this dare.
JGDp 2:, Is50.--ew3sl.
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rNHE undersigned. living in Troy twp- Wood Co.,
l. Ohio, hereby gives notice that his wife, Marga-
ret Sternnman has left his bed and board without
just cause provOcHtiOD and he therefore cautions
all persons against harboring trusting her on his
account. as will pay debt Of her contracting af.
ter this date. WM STERNAMAE
owo
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Nl,eri,T,. ,SnIe.

McA. Armcr against Alba II. Smith.
I)I virtue OF an alias veud writ of execution TO me
ID directed aud delivered In the above entitled case
FROM the court of common pleas of Wood County, o.,
loter for sale at thu door of tho court house In
Perrysburg on
Tuesday, July &c, 1859,
between the hours of L. o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. said day the following real estate; The south
east quarter OF section number thirty three (33), of
township number six (6) north, OF range number
twelve (i2) east in Wood County, Ohio appraised ~
S90G, containing leo acres, more or less.
c. w. NORTON sheriff Wood CO., o,
JAMES MURRAY. atty PIN
june 20. lSJ9--IwAS2SO,
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slhcTin,s SnIe,

William Johnson against David Ladh's executors
Df virtue nf an alias execution me directed aud
IL delivered in the above cntitIed cause from the
court of common pleas of Wood County. Ohio, will
offer for salc tho door OF the house Perrys
burg. Oh
Tuesday, July ~. 1859.
between the hours OF : o'clock NJ. and O'clock P
NJ. ofsaid d'ythe following real estate beiug in. ots no.
6sl 60, Gs7, Gss 705, 7UG 7O7 7l2 729. 73O, 7s5,
1876, 1853, 75I, 7jJ. 100, 300, 800 SOL. SO9 a2S
32i 325, 32G, 3ii, 3iS $40. $50, 31l. 372 373 S74
1885, 397, 1913. 4l9 42O 42l, Az, 443. 444 AS 4i6.
467, 46S, 400, 40. 49l 492, 493 49, 5l5 SIC, 5l7
SIS. $50, 80, 5il 542 5G3 5Gi, 53j, jG6 GaS Gss,
COS 66S. 700, 7l9 M, 72t, al, 7tS, 100 las 252
253 276, 275, 2l7, 27s Az. 53, 5l3, 5G2. 5G7 $685.
6s0 0l2. 6l3, G30 north half Of 2O2 2O7 in the town
Of PerrySburg, in Wood County, Ohio appraised at
irOm 80 10 % dollars for each lor.
CIV. NORTON, sh5 riff Woud co. O.
JAMES MURRAY. atty piR
June %, 1861 iw5S8 SO.
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ag-Since our last issue, Powers & Blinn have
loaded two vessels with staves-ubout 80 NJ.
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cherIH's Sale.
nt Branch of the State Rank OF Ohio ag'ss

The Belmont Branch of the State Rank OF Ohio ag't
Ellsworth amt others
Df virtue of IN alias wit ofcXecution to direct
ID ed and delivered IN this case from the court Of
common pieas of Wood County. Ohio, will ofrer for
sale ut the door of the court no tse Peysburg gu
Tuesday. July 26 1850,
between tho hours OF ~ O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ. ofsNd day the following real estate, to witt Tho
northeast quarter aud the north half OF the south.
east quirter of section number eighteen In township
number four north, range number ten east, In Wood
County, OHIO, appraised at s.. 200.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co.. o.
JANIS MURRAY, att, plM
June -, 1859 --TWSR2 so
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GENUINE SYMPArHY.-Ol Wednesday. the
day OF the enlargement of the Rescue Prison
ers from our jill, one of them received the sn b.
joined eiter, which explains itself. The wri-
ter is the father OF Passnore Williamson, known
widely for his Imprisonment under the order OF
Judge Kane.
PHILADA., 7lh Mo, 4,h 80.
PROF. IL. e. PEcK:--As Soma evidence of my
sympathy for thee and thy fellow sufferers in the
cause OF humanity please fnd herewith my
check for 300, in relief OF your expenses whill
U. 5, prisoners, and until your honorabl las to
yourselves) discharge from prison: which hope
will be at an early day.
Sincerely thy {nnknown) friend
THOS WILL NSON,
w. Cor, TIA anI Arch SITS.
-CleUslGnd Herald.
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ssr Advertisers will please bear with us this
week. Many adv.s are unavoidably omitted.
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A NEW and complete sett OF DENTISTRY IN
IN SrRUMENrS can be purchased cheap ifappli-
cation be made Immediately.
Enquire of JOHN WEDB
perrySburg July l4-1Of
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OCg On Friday night last, Paul Edwards at.
tackled c. Wagsoncr, Esq, editor of the Toledo
Blade with u cane. but did not seriously iniure
him. Wagsoner was on his road home from the
Office, suspected no harm, and knew of no dan
ger until lie received blow from behind. Sc
it seems not TO be safe for a Toledo editor to ex
press the opinion that professional gamblers are
not the most fiji persons TO fill important Offices
in the gift of the people. The editors of thC
Herald and Times, true to their instincts, op
plaud the buck-leg's coHardly assault, aud can
see no wrong i'll the promotion Of men Of bad
habiis.
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Found mt Inst.

Inasmuch as some irrepsable mistake was
made in the arrangement Of matters whereby
mankind were deprived OF their proper proper.
ton OF day light for the accommodation OF ,aore
sleepy animals, the scientific and ingenious have,
for a long time. been rackng their braius aud
sitting their wits to produce a good substitute
for the best Of all lights. Gas is acknowledged
to afford the best light yet Invented by man,
but hitherto it could only be afforded in large
towns aud cities. Towns like Perrysburg have
been compelled to depend on other means for
dispeliug darkness bat recent invention re-
moves this difficulty, aud every house, in village
or country, may now be lighted with gas at even
less expense than that which usually attends the
burning OF tallow candles We refer, OF course,
TO the Sell-Generating Gas Lamps, or Burners,
which were patented on the 4th Of January, so.
Samples of these gas lamps are now On exhibit
ton at the Baird House. in Ibis place. We have
seen them burn, and don't hesitate TO pronounce
;hem just the thing needed, They ;.en,rate their
own gas give a clrar, soft light, make no smoke,
and cannot explode. They are eqpul 10 any
light that we have ever seen, aud, as lh,y burn
anything that is usually burutd in an ,,s, they
will afford the cheapest and b,st lig'u that can
be had. The lamps, OF burarrs, are elegant,
made and cost bat tride. We cannct parlc
ularze. Call at the Baird House, as We did
and see the gentemanIy agents, and ,Ley viii
give you all necessary information.
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Nhrrin,s hnle.-

James III. llollister against Cyrus Goodell ct al.
ID Y virtue of vCudi writ OF execution to MI direct
ID cd aud delivered from the court of common
pleas { Wood County. OHIO, in the above entitled
case will offer for sale at the door of tho court house
in Perrysburg,
Tuesday, July &c, 1885,
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ. Of snid day. the following real estate; The west
half northeast quarter section number tive ght
(25l township nlmber six 6l nprth. of range number
twelve 3 east. appraised SJ,3G000: aud the east
half northeast quarter oftho same section township
and range, apprtisedat SlIOO, all in Wood County.
Ohio, with the improvements.
G. ". NORTON, sheriff Wood co.,U.
JAMES MURRAY, att'y pl'G.
June %. lS59--7w5S3l0.
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sIlnriUSs SnIn.

Erasmus d. Peck vs. james J. Parks
ID virtue OF an execution tn mo directed and de :
ID livered in the above entitled case from the court
Of common pleas of Wood County, Ohio, win otfer
for sale at tho door Oi tho Court House in Pcrrys-
burg
Tuesday, July 20, 1859,
between The hours of ~ U'clJcL NJ. aud . o'clock p
NJ of said day the following described real estate bc-
ing out-os one hundred and eight ythree in tn. town
OF Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio containing i've and
07-l00 acres, more less, in the old survey of OUT
Us laid cut and numbered in the recorded plat of said
town. c. W. NORTON sheriff Wood CO.. D.
JAMES MURRAY, ATTY pl'H
June %, lS59-7w5S29i.
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George VI. 1oung against James j. Parks et al
lH virtue OF an alias execution TO me directed aud
ID deiye rod iu this case from the court Of common
pleas OF Wood County Ohiot will offer for sale vt the
door OF the court house, u Perrysburg oa
Tuesday, July 2G. 1859.
between the hours OF II o'clock Al. aud o'clock 2.
NJ Of said day. the following real estate; Iu-iot uum
Psrrysburg Wood County, Ohio. appraised ut si5O.
JAMES MFADpEN. Admr.
JAMES MuRRAY. atty prR.
june 23, lSig--1wiS2.3S.
Shorid's sale.
Jane, MeFdddsu, admr. vs.. pr,ce Clou 1h ct al.
u Y virtue of an alias order of sale TO directed
ID and delivered IN thi, from the court of CON-
mon pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, will offer for sals
at the door o;tho court hpnse, In Pe~rysburg. sn
Tueslay, Jdly ~, 1889.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ, aud O'Clock r.
Al. of said dytho following real estate; Lots Tin,
enc. h(sytwS, sixty lone (5l. 50, 6 in the village OF
Portaguve, IN Wood County ,OdO. to be sold togsth
er; appraised atSi3).00.
CIV. NORTON. sheriff Wood Co, y.
JAMES MuWWAy, ATTY pl'H.
June ~. l~ip-JwjS25O.
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SheriR,s sale,

John Bates adm'r OF VIM IL Cnurser's estate, ,ag'n mss
James J Parks and wife
- virtue ot an alias order OF sae In the above M
ID titled case, to me directed aud delivered from tho
court Of common pleas OF Wood County, Ohio. ! will
offer for sale at the door OF tho house in PerryS
burg, On
Tuesday, July 90, 1859.
between the hours otl2 O'Clock N. aud o'clock r.
NJ. of said day the following described real be-
ing n.ot number one hundred aud ninety.h (l95),
in the town of PCrrysbnrg IN Wood County. Ohio M
laid out aud numbered in the recorded plat of said
town. together with all its nppurtenauc and i'm
provemo nts, appraised at S2i0O.
G. W, NORTON. sheriff Wood CO,
JAMES MuRHAY. ntty pl'H.
June ~, lSj9--1w5$ $2l0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

hun. the BANKS Of the Shannon Tie dogs were hrst
carried to the hurting ground In splendid built for
the purpose preceded By four five outrders scarlet
livery and drawn By four horses Arrived at the heid
his lordsip, with his huntsmen, would take charge oil
the arrangements, the neshborng lords being invited
and Joining heartily in the sport The Marquis was born
April &C. ISL succeeded 10 his title Oh the death OF his
father, July 10, 1926, and married June ), ls4z'
Louisa, second daughter Of Lord Stuart dc Roth
say who had the reputation of being enc oil the
most beautiful women in the country Shortly after their
marriage while bis ordship was driving her IN the PARK,
the horses took fright and away overseng the car
riage and nearly killing her ladyship
Recently. from within, the Marquis sold his stud
Of horses some OF them bringing fabulous prices. He
occasionally sat his seat in the House Of Lords, but
never did anything OF importance He always voted
with the conservative party but his pracey means rem
dered him rather fond Of the chase than Of egss
ton. The family was always popular with the people
Of the vicinity, for It's liberal expenditure OF money,
and the late Marquis particularly, for his democratic
manner of going among the people; and among all the
attacks on the landowners he preserved from harm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13
Police Intelligence.

LOVER or THE FiYK ARTs.--John Ryan was arrested
In Broadway by detective slowey, having in his posses
sion quantity OF stere oscopIc pictures, which subse
aucnty proved have been stolen from the Of Pike
the optclan The prisoner stated that the property had
been given to him by Italian, named BeneditI, who
was TO meet him at Hoboen there take charge Of the
goods. The pictures OF which there thirty dozen,
were valued at $3.50. The police went in search Of the
Haan and locked up Mr. Ryan the interim. The stolen
goods were handed over the yesterday, aud
complaint was made against the prisoner for grand lar
ceny.
AIEgED FORGERY Robert J. Thomas was arrested on
charge Of forging the endorsement OF James Smith and
Kelley Carter Co., TO a check for 1907, drawn by Pc
ters Campbell Co. of No so Wall street. The accused,
II s alleged purchased bill Of goods amounting 70 s459
at the store OF Smith, Crane Co. No. Maiden lane and
offered the check in question ns part payment Justice
Osborn committed the prisoner for examination
CHARGE or FALSE PRE1ENcEs-Sylvester Pendieton,
butcher residing at No 153 Fast Twenty seventh street,
was brought before Justice Connolly yesterday on charge
OF obtaining 5000 worth of cattle from Anthony Cough
by means Of false pretences Tho accused, Is alleged
represented that the proprietor OF farm In west
chester county valued at 00 and was 10 every way
responsible These allegations 1t s charged, were
false, and made with intent TO defraud Held Tor trial
COMPLAINT DisxrsxD.-Abram C. Johnson, captain OF The
Staten Island ferryboa Hunchback, against whom com
plant has been pending before Justice Osborn charging
him with culrabe careessness 10 runnIng down and up
setting Custom Houae barge and thereby drowning one
Of the oasmen, Monday last honorsbly discharged
by the Couft, the complaint bV,ng dlgmlssed
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Shipments OF Candles to California,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.


The following figures may be Of some service to Cali
forna shippers in aiding them TO arrive at the probable
results Of their adventures the article above named
The total shipments in 1857 were 1876 packages;
during nearly the whole Of tha, year they we're sold
San Francisco loss to shippers. The shipments from
January 70 November l, 1853 (ten mopths), were
$3.50 packages and from November 10 April l. 1859
lao pa packages The stock in San Francisco on the LIST
Of March was 600 packages most Of which Is held by
the combination The eu,ire consumption during the
months Of January and February did not reach seven
thousand packages ess than $500 per month"; They
held at 2sc but no sales are being made. That the
suit OF the shipments on the way must be Disastrous il
obvious every who will take the trouble TO xamue
the gures The writer Of this can N no way be affected
by the shipments, and calls attention II show how
much reckless persons IN shipping to the Cali
fornia market than any other In the vorld
MERCHANT
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Court OF General Sessions.

~ ~ ~
Recorder Barnard SEM nu nber OF cuprs yesterday
10 the State prison
Conrad pr;ce urv oe buro,,rv in tho third dscr.s
Vo aa fr'oe' s"y vi ois'aiy ia ne 'n' oesree' wa
sentenced TO two years and month mprls in
the State prison.
~. CT, W. ,,,,,oa u,,,,, - r-.,d ,.,o.,r u.
poi" oaA"o' VIM p'aoeu s'i's W e'"' D''o'"y' "a'
sent to the same institution Tor two years and four
months
Christian Sre!gh pleaded guilty TO the crime OF forgery
five years.
Samuel Rollins, alias Green, indicted for burglary
that offence and was also sent to the State prison for five
years.
David Hanford indicted for forgery in the second dc
In the plea OF guilty OF the fourth grade OF thai
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Among the passengers by the Persia 10 day will be NJ.
Musard the famous chef dorchcstre Partisan capitalist
has received concession from the city, and will build
concert hall in the Champs Eysees, the Palas
de rIndustrie NJ Musard will be the manager and the
concerts will be commenced early in May
The Imperial Medical Society of Vienna, in Austria, have
elected Dr. Wynne Of this city, corresponding member
DR.. wynne enjoys high reputation as a medical man
ard q scientific writer
ARRIVALS
From LiveryoSI In be s!esms9p Oiy Of Baltlmcre-Mme
aud child Mis- Elenora String Miss Christina stirling Mr.
and lady Mr. Smith and lady, Coriuyh.m DR. Ralps,
John Wilson, Jno Perrin Joseph Haas Gustav lug john
jean Reconyriar, james wilson John Beckett, Geo Bird
Robert Jordemann Jno Smith, Jno Clark Thomas frotsi
se soS S ssn on h
r Riley, Manuel A Provost Andrew West, Jas Franklin
From Savannah In the steamship Huntsyie-wm Carey,
eo G5seor sS Ryus snd sa eseon Mrs FiAsh
man children Mrs Rosenbat and servant Geo Rosen
H x neasy TSc%Sson sdar fase
and 70 In the seeragc
From Savannah In the steamship AugusaA Belmont LADY
rich and lady Goodrich MA Lane Ms. Perry Mlss
Hail, Cisrf Jas miller. w Adeliton Wllmot Rich
and dsnsher warner q Csrpen!er Max irwin, John
Fit,wiiiam, Homan, BIT Bell, II CART Saunders,
Collins Bradley Waller, John stead W o Fuller,
Watts Jr; AncIer; VIM 0ramur J A Barron, A Clark,
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans steamship PHILADELPHIA Leg
trade lady and two children; Mr. Whmore Mrs Palmer Miss
Matthew'S Mrs Bartlett Mrs Clavnger, Denman and LADY,
Mathews lady and servant Damiens Thomas nul-aat
in The
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The FRASER RIVER EXCITEMENT IS Canada
The Fraser river excitement appears to be rapidly the
ncrease In this city and vicinity During the last
twelve days the agency Office Of Mr. George Wyatt has
been visited by dozens Of persons, inqoring particulars
respecting the TO Fraser river Some forty eight
my have taken passage by The Northern Light which
leaves New York on Tuesday next, and Mr. Wyatt had TO
refuse ulopy others who wisood % leave by tie
steamer. From the number 0f applications up 10 this
period, seems probable that the ne vessel leaving for
the San FrsrclcJ route viii carry away a stu larger
runoo' o. Cana APPS g5yo799 L,adsr, AprN9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

ONE HUNDRED IRISH AIRs--Second series. p. NJ
Haverty, Fulton street.
This collection comprises the popular airs
in the whole range Of Irish lyrical compositions and
marvel of cheapnees considering the extent variety
Of its contents
We have received from Messrs. Firth, Pond & Co.. mu-
sic publishers, copy Of the Lndsey Blues Polka com
posed by Thomas Baker, and dedicated to Captain Thomas
Price, OF that corps The melody Of this piece il lively
and sparkling the time well Marked and the transitions
easy and rapid.
"Our Musical Friend" No. 16 has come to hand.
Amongst the songs and ballads lately sent us,
"Ths Three Little Kittens" by Mas Jeanette Nacpher
son, and "My Boyhood's Happy Home" by W. H. Tsge
both published by J. J. DAILY, Of Grand street.
The comic ballad "The Staten Island Gentleman,
by Champion Bssell, music by Thomas Baker, is pub.
lisbed by Firth, Pond Co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RATTTN0PE

j. CITY, SGyemter 10Th, lS59-SAMUEL BURNS and
GEORGE +. SLOAN rs. GEORGE W. BAIN-Ordered, that
the sale made and reported by George Gill Trustee for
the sale of the property in the proceeding mentioned be
ratified and confirmed unless the contrary thereof
be hewn on or before the 0h Gay December next pro-
Yded of this order be inserted in
printed in Baltimore each of three successive weeks
before the 10th day of December next
The report states the amount of sales he $500
WIN. H. II. TURN Err. Clerk
nl-1aw2w+ " riarl-
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Bail 8Oa0s,
80 - -. PHILADELPHIA.

80 & - PHILADELPHIA -
On and after h xxx E i52EiG lTRoAD
PPhHffdEsPhia T leave GFi REsb5ES2T PPssfsPg
SsSSePf p Sunday fellows, VIZ STREET DErUj
A. s. E%ESiSG nail Il al a. ss & p MI WAY MAIL 1918
New York Trains Sxc Si q only Al trains connect with
a freight Train, with Passenger Car 9s attiHyS
sreTo M stopping only at stemmers R&n leaves at
From ! PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE anu
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS On DELAWARE n,,T
By leaving in IOl5A tain will connect
~ H. ram or by aying at p P NJ can prI
mingt9n and take the IS A. N train ''e night in vii
he "A colored PERSONS wrether bond Or free
bby k M to the Undersigned who he willing to sim
n o 10 orG company before they viii he tax oltr
nj. 9sl4 c WIN CRAWFORD. nr~",
IA - c. FOR Tile
o., BALTIMORE AND o RFf Faf HA9 4EDoVTH
fiows AFTER November Ih, 1859, trains will run as
At eaye Camden Station, Baltimoresla eycept sDd.,,
The TIE WEST $0GTH%sT e &H6 E6RT4fT 5ARTS o.
Rotu,o.r p.i ft''oR WIZ PASSENGERS
between Cumberland snd WdmGnt take the 75 A train
Gon AND AND E9ffsqg n aGd Sr SGe
z, I ftoI TRFGDERICK TRAILS leaves Baltimore
III o EddL e MILLSTRAIN leaves Ramorc,tfg
SO N 40 l. H. and EIlicots Mills 745 4 M and
Leave Baltimore at 4 20 and 500 A. NJ ands i5and ont,
IN sundays at 42O A. NJ only leaves VaSin"rti -
Sundays P IT. only The second M a5d 70 sird NJ o.
fourth tn Iom Re- STOP at way points Tie second an
Fer .iclots 81 Tiih trains on the Annapolis Road
ENGLAND, Agent tie Tics ct 0Te CS g Ggny t? -
" = STiT TIi'''"
/. NJ, COLE General Ticket Agent VI '"'sl"r'at,Gm
L. sS7s5s Ct WESTERN
nPTI tx cST1;- 3ARYLAND RAILROAD
O. On and after the l!th of October the cas- vii ,r
OWNS Is NS at 80 NJ Returning, leave
places HEIDI Tor helsterston aud Manchester for which
y Sls" - IRWIN & TAYLOR.
- Ess55ssszss::::: FOR THE
Nf1G&KI Falls WEST AND NORTH
NORTHERN c AMP pWy4{TFERIEN g PLACES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY. Inn o,+, ,s,o
VIII ~, be nj run 3yer this Road as follows VIZ
M The Mail Train leay daily Sunday ex,.n,, -
With e Ma at 9rrisburs aIi7 A. H. there oSnRScn
BY tni. t, rli5dT %5$Re ,AED THE VEST
arrive at Wamsp oSns at Pr NE NS;tn and Niagara Falls
"4 T usy lie over all night ''"'ira at S' T. NJ,
sunday at p IT, d2r Erress Train leaves daily
M and Niag "a a f al E al a" NM EaiS
AII TIF li1 a ElnIla with trains for ' "s
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