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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-16
TO cry FEMALE Nv THE UMTRH
STATES
Mrs. MUNTACTE's FEMALE CORDlAI

HOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR 10 WOMEN.
Mira MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted with
most ~ the diseases that are common 10 fenaleA
spending large fortune in ten years in trying The
different means u treatment for her relief TO
avail, was prevailed upon by many d he- irisnds
10 visit Cuba, December ~, for the purpose q
regsnine her former health. While there, shA
obtained pic.cr Ption from Spanish Ph!sisisA.
"Whose silver locks
Were leading to the grave"
With which. through the mercy Of Cod, ahs wss
restored to her Youthful health.
After her re.arn she made known 10 hundreds
Of her female sufferers the eff cts Of the remedy
nIth equally Is great success.
This extraordinary medicine i. offered to thS
public for the relief OF all the painful and dab
gerOns diseases p"cuiaI to women, and that The
female cQnstitutlon IL subject 10.
To those suffering from ''proapsus rteri" Ia.
corAoea Ammorrhoea, Nenorrhagia, Dysmenorr-
hoea-t hJre>l-, speedy cure cau De obtained
TO those suffering from Falling Of tho Womb
or Uterine Weakness Of any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. 1t is war
raated to core ibis painful disease, il persevsTsd
In sill spinal affections pain in the region OF .hs
Pelvs loaness Of spirits, Hysteria Sick he 2dachsA
aad all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation Of women, the Cordial will be found 81
an immense value
This medicine moderates sill excess, and re-
moves all ObSluCtlohi II ihNigofates tue debiitA
ted constitution tor the duties Of life, aud when
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Aodesty lorhlds Us, IN public advertise mont
to make tulI the "details; tut the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, females, OF Others 10y sending three
cent stamp can have any information concerning
the operations OF the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village o! the United
States. Put up in halt pint bottles; 81 par bot
ties; 20 per cent. oil 10 the trade. All orders
must be addressed 10
Dr.. n. STONERDAD.
(4S0ir Prarrietor)
l3l-yl LeaIstown, Pa, Box Ill.
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Rev. MIR. francis, (unitersalis,, of
Iowa City, will preach in The Court
House, on Sunday, April l7tb, ut lO3
clock, 4. NJ. rlt-*l
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W.
AGLEY WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE
the attention of the public to his large
and carefully selected ASSORTMENT o:
~ DRUGS . MEDICINES ~
which he will sell at the lowest
possible prices. He also ksepsa
good stock Of paints, oils, var.
nishes putty. brushes, a large
assortment: soaps and PERU.
merry Of every description.
Stationery-pens, nks pen
ellis, envelopes. paper. &c, ac.;
patent me dicines. the most COM
plete stock ever offered in this
market. Salt. axes savA
curry-combs, gmh-
lets. novels. school 5ooka
blank books, nails, brads. tacks, butts
locks, soap. candles, matches. spices. states
POCkET.KNlVESG PORTMONlEk.
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PURE LIQUORS, FOR MEDl NAL
PURPOSES.
Burning Fluid, Lard Oil, 7upentins,
Toys and Yunkec Notions in
endless Var,ety.
All who come to Upton to purchase any ofthe
above enumerated srticles, land in fact almost
everything found in Drug and Variety Store
will find it to their pecuniary advantage. rs we'll
NJ . certain means of securing good article, 10
purchase from CIV. BAGLEf.
Oct so, 1858. 4i,f.
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TlrToS UNION SCHOOL Upton
Union School opened for the present
year on last Monday, April llth The
following persons are engaged in the
school: c c. NEsrLERopE, Superin-
tendent and Principal of the High School;
FLoRELLA KING, Assistant; john W.
REEDER, Principal Of the Grammar
School; MARY =. SCARBOROUGH, prin-
cipal of the Secondary Department; aud
MATILDA G. FLEMING, Principal of the
Primary Department.
The following is the number Of pupil.
enrolled up TO Wednesday evening:
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Pay Up!

All tloss Indebted to the subscribers by note
or boo. account are requested to settle the same
Immediately aud save cost
CASAD4 GILMORE
Upton. Feb. 18th, 1859.
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r. p. & w. DEEMS
CASH PRICES FOR
Leather, Hides, Furs, PeltS and Game.


Gold at Pixies Peak,
MAY BE HUMBUG: but that there Ore .
vi large quantity OF APPLE TREES to dig W
Upton Nurseries,
This Spring. at very Low rRlcrs there Is no
mistake And OF CHI varieties too, as have
withstood the effects Of the severe cold winters
PRICES:
Apple trces. Per 100. Per 1000.
Five years Old, $500. $4,000.
-Four years old 1850. 10000.
land ) years old. 1000. 5000.
Currant- LOO per dozen.
Iilacs 10 cents each.
Eyergreeus from 50 CT 10 So each.
Also. ssmail quantity Of cherry trees.
2.I~ All kinds Of produce taken for trees.
Nine months credit, with approved security,
without interest or twenty five per cent deduct.
ed from the above prices for CASH.
~ n. D-Two and one-half miles south of
Upton. HUMPHREY CASEBEER
January 75th, 1852. I'm
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and in fac. everything that inay bs called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the STYLES, and tbs u well known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest
All Goods warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether you
want to bur or Tot, We want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods but
take pie asurc in doing 30. CllA'S SHETLAND.
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LEMP & SELLS, of Muscatinc, have
received and opened the largest stock Of
90 ds, opened in that market They arc
well known to tho citizens Of Cedar coun.
ty, as among the very bes. business men
in that city, and as they are now fully
prepared to supply all wants in their line,
We hope our citizens, will call on them
when in that city.
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Summer Apples
Early Harvest; Summer Rose Summer Queen !;
Sweet June; Sweet Bough. Spice Sweet.
Red June;
Fall App'es.
White Eamls; Rome Beauty; Maid.n's Blush /;
Ran,he; Golden pippin; Fall Pippin;
Fall Wine: Gravensteia; Wagner;
Fall Sweet; Porter; Sweet Pear Apple
Hinter Apples.
Striped Swec, Pippin; s~ee. Romantic;
Hubbardston Nonesuch; Small Romantic;
Esopus spitxenburg; Roman Stem;
Fallawatcr; yellow Belhower;
White Winter Pesrmain: Baldwin:
Northern Spy; Wine sap;
Raules Janne.; Virginia Gresning.
Pears.
Fifty cents to one dollar. Set them on dry
elasey land.
PI.riS 50 centa
CHERRIES so cents each.
PEACHES 10 to Is cents each.
Small Fruit
We find the Small Fruits, such az Straw berries,
Currants. Gooseberries, Raspber ries and Black.
berries more profitable tina Any crop We have
ever raised. We have taken great pains In get
ting new and choice varieties. They are easily
propagated, and we sell them cheap.
Lawton Blackberry, 30 to 25c; Currsnts. to $50
Strawberries, l cent; Grapes. 10 to Csc
Gooseberries, to loo; i,aspberries, ts ioc
Eocrgreens
We abound in Evergreens and have the hand
soonest collection ever raised in Iowa. Wehaye
had the very best success in transpianting them,
by removing Q ball OF earth on the roots. They
are all about Muscatine. inquire Of those who
have tried ua. We have also sent them to the
adjoining counties.
rice hfy cents to one doilar-2 to feet high.
Arhorvitr. tsplend,S) American Spruce;
Red Cedar; Norway Spruce;
Upright Juniper: HemIock;
yellow Pine. (tTgeD Fir.
F.uering Shrubs.
Forty varieties Of Roses:
Climbing Roses, IS to so cents
Juno or Bush Roses. l2i tn 50 centa.
Monthly Roses (but few on hand.) Is to 50 cts.
Bush IioneysuekIe. rs to so cents
Climbing He'd DO. Csc, Fragrant do. use;
Towering Almond, CSC Syringa, 25to 50;
Locurt l2i Fragrant Currant. l2ic
Red Waxberry. 12s: Lilac, 25c
White " AZ berry. Isl Snow Ball. 25e
Towering Ash, l7i; Virginia Creepcr. 25c
Jsssamine, 25c
Green House Plants.
IA We started this department Of our Sur
N sery last fail. We have large stock OIL
Verbena.. Of diff rent colors. Gerani
ums and some other plants for sale.
BuiJom Roots.
Tulips, Lilies. Dahlias, DC.
Auscatine, Iowa, Feb. Sd, 1871 SIN
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We are informed that the people living
on what is termed "Long's Addition"
are Of the opinion that they are not in
this School District. Til. We think is a
mistake, as the addition is recorded a.
such, thus becoming part OF this Dis
triet. We hope that parents will send
their children to school immediately so
tina, all can be classified aud 90 on regu-
larly, without confusion.
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CO. As will be seen by his card, Dr.
D. I. ABGER is prepared TO attend to all
professional calls in Mechanicsville and
vicinity.
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# Q r 81 ale.

vT>EN ACRES OF Land. eighty rods east OF the
L town OF Upton. II will Be sold In lots OF
two and half acYsA II desired. Esquire Of II.
r. PIArr. Esq. or s 8. DAsrvLs.
Tlptea. March ~. I'm. = EoYT.
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hJ- Our thanks are due to WM.
DUANE WILSON, Secretary Of the Iowa
Farmers College, for a package Of seeds,
1t seems that large quantity of seeds of
various kinds have been distributed BY
him TO the different counties Of til State
Mr.. Wilson says, "On the 9Th ult'
(March) Il forwarded by wagon and ex-
press, via Iowa City, one box of seeds to
II. c. Pia,t, Esq, of your place, who ha,
agreed to receive them and act as agent
for your county" Mr.. Piatt We pre-
sumo will distribute them o. requested.
1t is expected that, those receiving seeds
will donate or return to the society, one
third of the products, for further dis,ri-
button in the county
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eSN shos ~ a Newspaper ~hoss cois.nv.s q,
all times crowded with ne,s Aip.rfiseme,tss and We
wiH shor yos eomnsss.sy a!irs pth bmsinsss and
enterprise. The age u a r'cs;ng one 4 mnn that
tnads q" these latter days" riH short tisse 6.d
hsaseV Behind his competitors. M
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BLAN KS.-:ws can nov furnish all
who nay desire, with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of tho most
approved forms
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Lost OR NIsLAID.

LOST OR MISLAID.
A NOTE bearing date July I'D. 1857. made by
n Henry Grow in favor Of Nathan Cer6ng. for
the sum OF sixty collars, with interest 1t ten per
cen, per amman from date The public are here
nv cautioned not TO trade for said note.
Upton, March S. ls59lsw AMOS cERFTSG.
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thorizcd Agents to reviews Subscription and Ad-
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-28
Ill BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI.-
E.....-:.--:-..DuL! .L., WIN. n .,.... o !. W.

Ez=srazs3=-.--lsPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
VIA CANAL,
For the tran SportaGn Merchandise Produce. Psckanrs
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods all Sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOR PiilLA DEIPliIA-One Of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No. Light wharf daily. az o'clock ar
irving i'll Pniladelpa at o'clock tie morning, in am
pie time fer tte New York Trains
FROM Observation-Disclosures daily at 3 O'Clock, from
No 70 South wharves
Goods forwarded Immediately with all charge
for commission. j. ALIEN. SiIkIN kR, Agent,
No ; Light street wharf Baltimore
4. Gi;ON IS, Jr, 4 gent,
~ ~
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Iinss, gianors, &f.
ca BOGGS, COTTMAN h CO.,
SaE@at Nos. A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
A&aE&R OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE.
WINES, BRAN SbGEstt GiS, CIGARS, &c.
cor BoME sor5sI,s GoKfR5ALs
:, Pale ana Dark. - ' qualities "'Iss' u "'--e''-
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum Peach, '''
Scotch and Irish Whisky. Cherry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lisbon, Lavender, pxo,s;as
5 MIalaga " Champagne and Raspberry, D'"nuie''
Havana and Principe Cigars Ginger Ginger -
EDWARD DE c0RMIs WILLIAM ROGERS
~5fA DE COkMIS Il ROGERS,
C. IMPORTERS AffBr 70 49,, -
@ Ssf bRAND!Es, GINS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
English AND sSSfS# ZIP IRIS F6EEw
-mr-4u No Commerc street Bait
E0WILLIAM F. GETTY,
80 DEALER IN S s91 bSyrsr,c , ,o,-ons
S E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
INVITES attention to his carefully selected stock Of
WINES,
epresented, and prices te above the cost e
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ofall grades constantly on hand. jal2tf
GA CHARLES II. ROSS 4 co,
go NPq Pr I'll 81 4N R7 2EAtE E in
T-s-s..-.., 10, 8 CoMIkRRCE SffREEar.'
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded War
CoGYAC BRANDIEs
ROCH ELLIE BRANDIES
Scignette, Pellevosin, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES.
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is solicited TO their large stock of
OLD RYE WIlSKEY,
Which cannot be excelled by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Super or Monongaea jack
Family, Pure II. Rye. ~
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
States. " ~ ~
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTlFIED WTIISKEY
GINGER LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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nIAMOND RINGS.
IL CANFIELD, BRO. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET.
Have hand large stock of elegant Diamond Rings
Clusters and single stones set in the styles ap9
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rn'~., FOR FREDERICKSBURG, "a.

nu-w~ =, FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
The steamer WM SELDEN. W. T. Eirwan,
an-n viii resume route to Freericksburg and land
~ n,, Ragbannock, leaving Baltimore from her
Wi &GFR F. FOOT or SOUTH STREET, on
TTESDAY February ODD at O'Clock, =. VI. Returning
win leave fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She viii continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
mil Frederick sburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight every description taken at low rates Horses
i and Live Stock generally, handled with care, and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods puncualy at
tended to- charges paid promptly and forwarded soon as
received.
BFor nformaon freight passage apply in Baltimore
at her Office l05 SOUTH STREET board the Boat
Agents in Frederick burr
\. X PHILLIPS / Tn
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,Metals, 4arotuare. &f.
NEW H A R D W A RE AND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- & Sons
No W BaT 0-'~'

NEW H.ARDW ADV = = : : : :
~ .I E1EpR2NT ~ BTEi STORE, =
No. s. Y B41r Ra9EE sTa : SONS
stock consists s d PPfsFsE
Z B5s a;
SS WARE such as Forks Spoons P Tea se a Pc BK
iSff i EbamR I'm aP %&RE ST. pS
scrptons Ice Cream and y F MRE Of all de-
many to- m FPg and
Tools, Guns &c makers and Builders Materials
c and M PaoSSg Of T he be e gHd equal to
solicited u INT pu'o IS resp @h5ify
MI KEITH, JR, x son,
4'A' No 40 MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
Offer for sale at iS S CHARLES STREET
Keith IT. Co Tacks Shoe and Finishing Nails
Nmes a RowanJ Sa Sba aRd Shear 6H Steel
E K%Sals Pate. Patent s aG and Spades
AnsFicqn att C. f Hinges sS and Sad Irons
Po NH iil Pumps and Rams
HsIlss cafti ting s and t ca4 Boxes
b 5aiI, R cPsek : Sc Gqs s sna5hs
EaPfs tsn Sa gh SRd knTs nss
G1is e = Wills Z95 I H9mes. &C. &c, &c mh42m
Il AND" AXE HISS COLE
MANpFACTuRERS' AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
D 11o1A ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE,
&c CIRGBLAR SANS; --,,' .-.-''' I-,''' vi anu
PA PARALi FL CHAIN yiSES. anu
f - S,SANDWlCH co s CUT TACKS, SHOE NAILS,
Cd diIffH4HHSS; & &c; prr,,,r,,, WA, -.
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COSIPANY'S GIMTET POINT
pT M992 SCEEWS; ,,,>.,-,,
ri L9GK$ , oa Az, oNlS' ooMrANf )
,P4bI0CKS l-,--D 0oDii AN . 0ADi> FL an"
~ Mi n tiIfSSh NAIL CoMPAN1S HORSE AND
q MEX IN & y StIIES;; ct1o1-p1 9, or, r,r,-
WM VII COZ & ~ y 81 E sT ana :, Az &C, &c
= S GYTHES N"ALDkoN'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
stVTu ErSS &r ATTIC cC1-r,,, ,ro,-r,
BUIDERS and SiIEIF Il 4 1dyHRE 81 &G, &c e
assortment NV r nam" E>FE' d large anu tu
All Of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices. fel52m
KEYsER, TR0YEiT : 90
IRON w A d = II n y 6 "
W n II II v U . Il
-,,DoDrrr,N o. " SOUTH CALVERT ST:
EMfORIERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Il IRON and STEEL have constantly on hand .op,plata
assortment of NV "i''S VII nan" coinp'ste
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacturers Of ~
vr,Drc7 E .Hn SFi$s$ A. CHAINS
. ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE
Also, agents for the Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
fe22-u
IN TrC AN o. TENYTNcI
Il nop1hN JENhlNo-
~ COMMISSION H4RD WARE MERCHANTS,
,uo ,,o,. " g. % ~ i II IN itI'tS SIhEEI,
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Commission Tlsrtbaltts.

ahSRt hNox FREDERICK Phillips
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
eGRocERs EXCHANGE,
Advances made consignments address or to our
friends in the various of Europe and the West indies
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o. ORSALE.-A THREE-STORY Dwell
.a.4s.Nx AYETTE STREET near franklin SGnare with
Passage. Parlor and extra large Dining ROOM fanty ana
Room, Bath Room with hot and cold water alSo NOT anu
cold water in the Kitchen Gas in all the rooms with dry
Cellar under the whole house The lot is ~ feet 'front.' $50
feet deep to street 30 feet wide .,. -.
Persons wishing purchase examine the premises al
any time by addressing note to SIS. W. 50 at Erchdnge
Office stating where they be seen, which Will receive
prompt attention, Rpzeeoot'
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MMtaa0Ia.

X lMBALL'S PATENT SHOVELS.-A small
Of kmbalrs patent D. H Square Point Shovels Jus
street. onoo -
KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO STARCH. for sale
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racII[2s~n NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

Iii NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
S=--T--1---:1 TRANSPORTATION LINE.
lNI.ANl hr"ugh the Delaware and Rattan, and
- Chesapeake and delaware Canals,
For the conveyance OF Merchandise. Produce Packages
low rates. " '0'S
Through between New York and Baltimore without
ranShpment in . hours, in Iron Steamers with water
tight compartments
FOX y hW fOkk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
TIMES per week from No. Light wharf
FROM NEW YORk--SteamlIaat leaves in like manner
0riitilnore fOur times week from North River, Pier
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OAIAN IlEnLOOJ
~ DEALER
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE
y. +. corner of Park and Lexington SITS,
BALTIMORE,
Keeps on hand and manufactures general assortment Of
Builders Cabinet, Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware sill
yer Plated Ware, Cutlery Hollow Ware, Locks, Brushes
steaGs &c ~' 0' eSs =,
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8atl Apa0s.
{FEa 6s;ssssssss::.-:::ss7s NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Hz.A Iz-zz-=zsasss1 CHANGE OF HOURS
OF DEPARTURE ON THE
WANHTNE 4 "a

n, o,. WASHZNGTON BRANCH road
tuTe az after April 2st, the hours Of depar
from Baltimore at 420 and 745 A. NJ Al5 and 53OP NJ
ESyo,o WyL sundays; OF Sundays at 40 4. NJ. only.
da rom mashing9n at 40 and $50 A. NJ, and 6Ij p NJ
Tia frSf ia tIGi'tS on sundays at T. VI only.
ne atS ana hd trains from Baltimore and Washington
and Annapois ITnc rams stopping only at Washington
FOR the accommodation of persons desrous If rroin,
wi wi III more or NasingGn Round Trim Tickets
VIII De 81 a 1y ue afternoon trans, good to return on the
Special Round Trip Tickets also be issued on Saturday
Evenings or SUNDAY Mornings good return on the trains
Round Trip Tickets will also be sold NV the vo.,,i,,,
Trains good to return I" the Afternoon Trains as usual
. W. p SMITH.
ap224W Master Transportation
Is ga 5z:z.2ss:.:z=z.:.:.3 FOR THE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAfiR0AfDo 01H.
On and after April 1Osl 1858, the trains viii run as fol
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mai Except Sunday,
at 40 A. NJ Express daily At 405 NJ for ALL PARTS on
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
ron WY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 A. N train
herand and Wheeling Accommodation Tran) and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the 05 T. NJ train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AS P ~
and from Frederick at 8 30 A. NJ.
TIE hilCUTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at SEQ
6.45 2. NJ. " ' anu
For WASHINGTOV AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at % and 745 A and Is and qOP
NJ On Sundays at 42n A. NJ only. Leaves WASHINGTON For
Baltimore at 20 and ESQ A. NJ, and Gl5 F. 81 On
sundays at O0 r NJ only The second and trains
Shy IRON! Baltimore stop at way points The second mad
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington CONNER with
trains on the Annapolis Road "
or ckGtS OF every kind, information, &c apply to ! T
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Tickle. Office Camden station
j.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent apii.tr
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The safety, regularity and dispatch this Line, together
with the moderate charged commend it to the public
Freight j. < SIEIVEH Agent
Ne , Light street wharf, Baltimore.
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Tall0rs.

JACOB TABLER,
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
NO9N ECTAW STREET
OPPOSITE EuTAw HOUSE
He has on hand choice CLOTHS, CASSTIERES
and kSI!NGS, which he prepared make up TO order in
the most fashionable style, and that his friends will
favor him with a share of patronage.
JACOB TABLER,
Late of the house of Shpey, Howard Co. No S03 Balli
street % Ia
TOHN II. REA & co,
- CT OTHTERS.
r., CORNER or SoUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
hiessrs JOHN H. REA co, take pleasure announcing
70 the pu6c generally that their stock Clothing much
larger and more varied than before
Laying now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and FESTINGS, which they will up to order
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS
CryaS, Scarfs, Ties, Suspeners, Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock of SERV MIS- and OILED CLOTHING is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf