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AYer's Cathartic Pills.

For all the PURPOSES of a Family Physic
Are composed bat disease within the range their ac-
tion can felv withstand evade hem Their penetrating
properties search aud cesnse and nygoate every portion
Of the human organism correcting its diseased nction and
restoring its lealthy vates As ronsequeBre o these
properties the invalid who is bow el down with pain or
physical debility isiast0nishe To fluid his health
restored ly uy 1t once simple nd inviting,
Not onv DO they cure Tho every Complaints of evey
body but rso mIny formidab and dangerous diseases
Tue ueont below named Is peased TO furnish giais my
American Almanac, sinng certificates their cures
sud directions Tor their in the following cnmulaiufs
Cnsiiveuess Heartbun, Hoadaohe arising rum ds0aefed
stomach, Nsusea, Indigestion Pain and Afohil nartinn
Of the Bowels flstuency lus of Appetite Jauudce snd
body obstruction Of It's functions
DO not be pat al by unprinoiped Dealers with some 9th
or pl they make he more prod t0a. Ask for AYER's
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec l, 1858.
From his Excel llency, JANIS II WESTCOTT. Governor
o. florida, and n euiber o tie United Staes Senate:
, F2r upwa ds &C twenty Il yesTs afflicted with
disease a my fumiy which the best med cal aud surgical
talent IN he county uil6d but which Welded ia
most salts acurY g. the Gfaefsnber Remedies
consclenclyusly adviae their nAe.
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BEEF AND PORK PACKING.

Uur 8ITenslVe
sIaughtering, Packing and Rendering
Establishment,
GITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE.
~ nue nnd Cuyuhoga River has been thoroughly re-
paired and ready for business II has capacity for
800 Cattle aud 1000 Hogs,
daily. oil of which are slaughter pack cd and the taow
and lard rendered in the sane building,
We have On hand large stock Of COopeTage aud Salt
Our large
STEAM GHTER
deliver card propeller the Railroad DepOts
fu ays packing tip, doing away with dratage
entirely We do str ty commission business. Ordets
for home OF foreign markets res iertfuly s0l'cteL
septll:26l-3m SHOLL X HILLIARD.
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NEw YoRk srooK MARKET-Dso. ..

Second B0. Ti-PIces we'll slstsiaed and fTm. with a
81 Ad.cnce. Panama sold at lalR chash advance
= ger esqt Chi \ ross u; II dsou II EIie -; n G
4, Chi X sold a. 6t1s %; ial Gu 6sss; c &
Erie Sx; NY c sOki Pacific Nail u; Del \ Hudson
gsis: Mo - s3
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Ceaol Notifies.


SHERlFFS SALE.---PURsUANT |
ROM he Couf Common Pleas Of Cuynhura ount pt be
sf 5 q q srsas g n, ~ lr9s'Gs .c q Sgsr sssoS
9 We door o. ne Court Hga,e (cofgst u ssn,ea CHIN
x. G 2y % IN N9y, @sss i Y N q ~, ssa ssy
' ss sss issie g ssSs RSS S G'hG &c @ sie
as bses s On 'e az sbsR & % sS ssp S ee ga
s sd'Ss ssd boaSss S s 9q' .5a s ss saS
l ggs I, sg9 9ateg noy9 & ins '9 q Or y9 PHr1s vYh
far enough from sad outh us 10 Contain ten acrts "
a bSs bSs N es hS Rse P @ az - s e9 sSsss sS,
to al legal hishvsya' ApgTaifsd a "a 9ooe.
B.R Bs,vis ATTY ~ We Sets
SHERIFF'S SALE. 4-BY VIRTUE
Of two wrs Of yend eSponas Issued ro the Oour Of
SS P si as e ' s iS 5s.y ,ps ssd sa
Of r. Lyen Plia sgsins, = csip, ,hs ofsr to5 sale
SsS:5 SSs 'Sg SgsSiy a. q aa d1y so ooSgs de- e
IN 1taneefs subdivision Of lots 90 and Raid lot
" co is' front on sr'nEer 'ueei By s est SssP ,r
F.yuesos, PlalnHr. Arsut u .ossa5s
osts6sS T''' '' ''''' ' D L Wf5HfMAN. 81 ria
GThe ab sale Is adiouined day o. Ngvem-
PEI hoelss M ' n'' anu P'eib 'ie'S e Hi'GS sbs
nEFAULTHAVING BERN MADE,
~ l The hr.t paity sying id tn the instsment
No su6er ., 1855 bsi atoa 1d I'M Urshs ana George sr
s Paa pS q for 9f ss 4. @ scaS9 2p' 10 P I s
parry o subdy sDn Lot No 49, in Hiram Stonss addi-
ton TO Ohio City nd Cltvelard cumpossd Of a uart OF
The original tots No O. lnd IN rTooklyn towrshjp
CuSahofac unity Ohio, nrd the said suutrac hsving hetn
assIeued BY sal - 70 the Underlined Nctics y here
~ given, tina IN pursuance Of the powers contained in
slid contact The undofsenCd viii The 20 dsg Of De
~ The touIt Hucsc, rorner oi C1nmplau urd Seneca
stIees, l the ity OF CleYelan uynhogt county Ohio
~ at public aueon said 10. Of l9ad AUD ne ingIe'e
Cley lsnd NOV 9ls,92s2 go dsysi -
MASTER'S SALE = PURS UANT
LVL to the cummaud drorctal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahogg ounty, the
st o lhecdorc q Severance aud Caroline NJ Severance,
| isainst Norman Z Baldwin, May II baldwin, John NJ
| Armsrot ind WhCrs. which order is 10 dueced,
shall exnose for sale at Public Auction at the door Of The
Court House Of Seueo and Champain streets, in
the cry 81 Cleveland the Iih dty Of january, A. ~
accs of land situate and beius the city Of Cleveland.
| ard descrihtd usfollows, 10 wit;
situate IN the township OF Booklyn, being numb seven
n the thirteenth range 81 townships, In The Connecticut
western Reserve in the Sae of Ohio and which Is also
lathe County OF Cuyul Hnd j. known by being In that
p1r of the city Of C vel nd which forneY the CITY 81
Ohio. a. described fllows, TO wit -islpud Bock
Noe. %, 30 and 81 ord ng hud made bF
Ahaz zmctchsni and recorded ia the CUy1hOga County Re-
cnd said block hfirg The heretofore decided to sold
| Norman Baldwin by ; Thompson, be the same more or
less but subject 10 all legal shwa,s Sai lots
proised follows, 10 Wit Lo number ~ at Sll0O Lot
| member 30 at $3.50; lot umbef 81 at $3.50.
| Terms OF salc- cNh
A. C LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner,
| RAINY, BAoKus NOBLE. PlsitUi's Atiorn-y.
| Ilfcr:16il
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iDbpsitians s. 6ur9eons.
NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical HDispGnSary
Established FOR the Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever dad Ague
Asthma, Incipieat Consumption, lnJiTm-
ities of Youth and Old Age dc
T NO MERCURY USED. IA
DR.. AMOS g. SON,

Corner OF MAN und Qu1y siTeets RUFFALO, n y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"A the State who are members Of the Royal College o.
Surgeons, London May be consulted from o'clock IN
the morning until night In every stage aud symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt is the rosut1 upwards
oi thirty extensive practice In Europe aud erica
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JAS. D wEsTCoTr."

NEW YORK, February, 1882
DR. ]. + hRIDaB-DeaT Sir Some two wears 90 an In
tmale female friend had suffering from fH ling OF the
womb whites aud dtFlfEed sfuation, lOget with
the at' ndiug mp clearly deser bed In sdyi-
tsemens AVID pamphets She had the very hest med cu
ss u ciy I'M enirty pros rated, aud her phys
hnly told hort at he though her lilo might POSSIBLY be
prolonged VERY LITTLE l0uErr under TIC most iudic9us
troamtnt. For rwU fer that she iuuRd to sink
when came In your uee at tbs 0raeitnbeTg AlGdics
lnsti ion and sed her sympnms. As you onh-
dent Of the GrDcfCuhnfg Msrshals CahOCon la Telev-
ing heT she dlschsIse AL the physicians ard tried it. tho
doudugN lr0yidtuially, II reliev her quickly and
bolt es entTely cnrd her Since then, yoars
ttere has been ahy eurieHcs Ot the complaint and
she 10 rs srong active HLd healthy, when young girl
~
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l85N--6O.
Cleveland, COlnmbaS / CinciaHaii Railroad

Cleveland, Columbus CinrinHaii Railroad
teii s
WINTER ABRAEoENifN N ~
DN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ u 1850 Passenaer rruns leave Cloyena bsioioss
fy6 A.. NJ Cineinhnut Express ttorn gnt Btrsal otaf
Ton In Grange, Meilinetuu New Luudgn, Sa-
Il. = - len shelby, aun all stations so uth OF Shelby.
20 III Cincinnati Might fasseHftr ttnpniue al ga
tions aetWoen Cleveland aid Gallon, and Al
Cafdingtun and DslawaIei also, stopping "
leave passgnss @ ~ az 5. ati tionssouih Of oeliOn.
shaibl Bandufky, Mansfield and newark Railroad f9I
Mansfield ~ Ynn0n, Newutk, 2aneasilio, nc
CIaatlne, Fit'sbuTeh ~. Wayne and ChigngO Railroad
for FOroHi upor Sandusky, Dephoz, Lima III
Wayne, Akuurte, Chicago &c. west and Eas,
fot Mansfield, Wooster hassl0n, 80.
Naios and beelontuns Railroad Line Tor Marion BELLE
iputainej SIDNEY Uniun, hiutcte, Indianapolis
leTo Hsnto ,Ninosnnts, EVausYie, Louis,ils
% ava ,Ijos aud Cincl6nsii Line Tor sprlnsheid o.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cinciuunu, hrt .nond. la
aianapolia, ere Hante 81 Louis, &C. and a.
Cint iniati vh the Oho Z Missifsppi Raul
road ioi Louisville and al noihts On the Ohie
Lssabss Liqe Miami and Counaius, and Xena Raj
road, for AenlR Dayton, ludianap0s, IeTis
hautes - Louis Morrow LufHland end- flh-
eiunati and with the Dliu and AiiBsisHippl hAli-
road at Cincinnati for Lonisr'rg Evansville
Cairo, 81 Louis, and al pO ints on The Ohio nveI
C0uEbuG Central Ohio Anilfuad iUr Newark EaueByhs
Wheeling, 6us Columbus, PiQna aud Indiana
Railroad lOr piuua, Urhan8 hr
nv For Tickets 10 All points and information applg al
the Vniou Ticket Ocs 81 lSupaGiorsreet OF At tue Pas
feuser station. -
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDForD u. Cosnocton Co. O., May II, 81
Mf n Il kNasLRY-SiI: Ih'vv besn selling the med.
clnea ut the GTaee borg Company tr The last aTs,
aud have lgyaQanly found hem TO give cd ss6on
ND the flls We 50 toa Erea many fmtes as regu-
come staple article MI ir>hal's Ut lien Cptholco is
medsine that has dous great um0unt OF cod Female
Diseases. one lady II to tod me 81 had iyed
more benebt hoD one bottle then she DID rom long
of medical tredmoLt ~ the skilul phy
claus JAMES WILSON
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instrument for the OF Nocturnal FlassiOns more
properly known Seminal Weakness CBu he petina
neny cured iron fifteen days to two months by the use
O this instTUmeut when used coniunly vita medicines
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iR .. -; g. ~
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIH0
~ RAIL RoAp--TlME TABLE No 10.
To take effect and sfis Thursay February TO- lska
GOING EAST OOlNd WEST
cifpflaad % l0aGcl iIsbHqfiera 20 Clfss
toiFa. land.
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BAD nonNa.
CIsVslald and PIIIl6ulrh RnII load.
q WMs

~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
fVO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
~ Hrv. ltth, 1859. - TRAINS LEAVE fLENR.
LAND DAlLf.Suudaye txcepttdt
ENf5 M.-Mail for ftahurrh, MhHf lae and New YORK
lnrph.
e95 y, m.--Erpross, Tor Pittsburgh 4 Whcoiiue.
Thtg.i5 A. VI and sI5 ~ Tfnlis nsks dirsst son.
neciim ~ with fsun. X. = iof natmofe philsdot a
Nov York and no1on, Also with Han Ohio III II fsf
Baltimore aud Wnahinfton CIV
ei6 A. a. Train also connects a. Hulslu for fkrca aad
Millouburgh
r9 Time BY this route asQulck end are ilbo ls SANE
a. by Northern Lines TO New Ynfk.
y q Nrvrpa a n Assntt ~ "'Ne Si-''"Ne"t aeh3s
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Hay... {ltoni9 O0 Is O0Water--Rastn Slbbl l29 %
10 balsd aRon Id % U0'sand'y Hd Cemnt 75la y
H0ps,.....s,-Sab go lSlWhits Lime ..'' % 0O
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Is offered a certain ssl With tbs iol0Wing
aAmpiOms
ITTggu6Ttfies- M@akntbs Fautncss-- Derauged Appe-
tie-SalCw COuule1ion-paiu Ia the Back aud
Kilneys-C ils-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOui Observation-Disclosures
Head che-Res'l ssuess--
Disturbei BeoP-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain Ciawlng and Pam in
IN the Spno aud between Tie Shuulders-Ao Acid
stomach-Neusea- Difficult passing Of Uiiae with heat
Fmartmg-lchhg, Burning or Irritation Ia he
Ufne --Nishtmare-Desnail-Hys
torres AnHely----Red Face
Nervous Twilching Starring
CousiiTpa 0n--IrTitable Tenn eT-Sad.
ness-Doprovrd Appetite Flatu ence-ploat
I'd and Irregular Howe s--Unpleosaut nrCamf--
Pains n Uteins Organs Mum Jnest aud Pains n Imhs
Sold hy City Druggists and Medicine dealers hrosgh-
OUT the co. airy.
CSYs For Medicines or Agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, c eysland,
noYl2:d&w General Agent for Ohio
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Y THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RAITIMORE
NJ J. JONES, Solicitor.
True copy-test-W H. Ii. TURNER,
ip12 arrIu

STATE OF MARYLAND, SCT.-CALVERT
oCUUNTY ORPHANS COURT, June Term, IS59-On APP
nication by petition of Emily W CAN'T Administrators Of
THOS j. CAN'T late of Calvert county, deceased it is
dered that she give the notice required by law for creditors
to exhibit their claims inst the said deceased and that
the same be published in each week for the of six
successive weeks in Of the newspapers prnled in the
city of Baltimore. WIN. A. PARRAN,
Reg of Wills Calvert county.
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Bail R0a0s.

"a S.; FOR The y, oo,rn
B1TTTNSSFFF Ann o WES 3 A AB W. SOUTH
% ana after April 10th, 1858, the trains will fol-
Leave Camden Station Bamore-Mail Except Sunday
THE VEST 81 E$ SST fWT ES At 4o5 PARTS Of
Rstvsou p,,Rt'oR WIZ PASSENGERS.
CnnSeand and Wheeling by lying over for Cum
Grafton and Parkersburg take the O5 NJ train from Bal
and from Faden TKAlN leaves Baltimore AS p NJ
THE E5IIC9TTs MIL Train leaves Baltimore at 90
7i0P NJ '4Or NJ ana Ecotts Mills at 72O A NJ AMI
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besides the regular trap.) sne
cal tram leaves Baltimore at 30 NJ the Relay at
FOR WASHZNGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore 20 and 745 A. NJ and 4 Is and Bop
N On Sundays at 30 A. NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Sundays 800 p n only The second and fourth NJ ra %s
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
trains on the Annapolis Road va
For tickets of every kind information, &C. apply to
hN'lAND Agent or at the Ticket Office; Camden station
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent apiitf
La @ &c. PHILADELPHIA,
SPRING I RRRTIESEE NEk4NFTRoAD'
vii Fave RESI- ben sTREEF bER6f
51HrEEs E1ENSd !? Hi + GsiSs5 NAY VA MAIL
i9Hi'SBs faFIGT5f at sSstSn
ON Sundays atsO5P NJ only. All the trains connect
GRACE int al s
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connect at Will
mngton with 94l A. NJ train, and $50 A. NJ from Baltimore
NOIlCEA coored persons, whether bond or free, will
ally fno to t ng Wb The
Sord to TIE before they will be passed
apll:tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE

COMPA
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William, NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVI-
CATION RISKS.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR THE SOUTH
ssar.zszsEqsss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL.
PHlA and BALTIM0RE via the
To NORFOLK WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
G0MERyA IN6 a UAdTpdTAFN tx1 MONT
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY, Except Sundays) via.
BAY LINE x SEA BOARD d ROANOKE RAILROAD
m, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the subject
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NE" I0 IShpI ~ wv WILMINGTON, N. C.
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SARATOGA BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO 2 as JOSEPH
BOEHNER
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, June 27h, lS590rdered, that the sale and
reported by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee, the
property mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and
before the 2 of July provided copy of this
order be inserted in printed in Baltimore,
in each of three Iccessve weeks before that day
The Report states the amount of sales to he $650
VIM. II. H. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. III. II. TURNER,
r2rr
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MiNss, Tiauprs. tie,


a BOGGS, COTTMAN CO.,
0EW|E Nos. A and 10 LOMBARD STREET,
G BfITiMo oRfLl' STORES
WINES, BRA lSbfEs,f en- 4, CIGARS, &c.
cqg3ac Brandes Rye Whisky, Of different
Jamaica a and Santa Cruz Rum Peach, '''@''
Madeira, Sherry 1als5 PP ort LISBON Gaefgyd
G Haasa Mi Champagne and Basgberry hranaeS
Havana ava e. and Principe Cigars. Ginger, ,'''
g IMPORTER H; 1 F; sT WGaISsa} DEALER
AND sGPERf6bRF' OLD ID RYE wHIsKEY,
m6d No. q CnEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
MA PRACHT, vONEIFF 4 co.
tIsAz Nos l22 and l2i LOMBARD STREET.
wHolns EHFS BnHEAxg GIN, SisGHs
Agents for G; H Mumm Co.'s Champagne; P 4. Munm,
deauX; c. Sayer& Co.'S Cognac ap2Sf
@@ De CokMIs & ROGERS, LILA A0'AA'
W. IMPORTERS Wholesale AH6 DEALERS IN
VINES BRANP stS GFY Ssp IRISH MATT wu1sKrvs
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE 4S6 f@kHEk" hlsAh n'
mr2iu No 4Commerc street, Bait
@NWILLIAM F. GETTY,
81 DEALER IN E Hsb b5MEsr1c LIQUORS,
s. E. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Baltimore,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock of
BRANDIES,
WINES
RUM, ETC,
with the fom him that every article shall prove
as represented, and at prices but te above the Ct
imdortation.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Of all grades constantly on hand jal2f
@ CHARLIE CHARLES H: ROSS Co,
NN N q c 9KS f,W w N sTS Az &G;,
Keep constantly in and United Bonded Ware
houses
COGNAC BRANDIES
0tard, Hennessey &c.
ROCHELLE BRANDIES
Seignette, PelleYoisin, &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape Imperial Eagle, &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port Madeira Malaga &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS, y
Special attention solicited their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXceed by any house in the United
States, including Extra Fine Superior MOnongahela Jack
son, Family Pure r. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceed by any house in the United
States.
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHlSKEY
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHI ERRY BRANDY,
tn civ orriI hot hail
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BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &c,
Offer for sale extensive assortment of
BRA DIES:
j. Hennessy; Oard Dupuy Co.. Jean Louis 1911; Supe
rior old Cognac; Jules Robin Co. A. Seignette; John
purand Co-of various grades. All in u s. Bonded Ware
houses
WINES:
Sherry, Madeira Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also Chamrage Claret and Hook
in gass-part choice Curacao and Maraschno Cor
dals
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale bordeaux and Marseies Sweet Oil, Sar-
dimes, Maccaroni, Vermcelli, Olives Capers, &C. &c.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That The sub
~ scber of Calvert county, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Calvert county, in Maryland letters of ad
mlnStratOn the personal estate of THOS. j. CAN'T
late of Calvert county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber be
fore the 18th day of November next they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this l4th day o, June, 1859.
je20- laiw EMILY W CAN'T Adm'y
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NTATE OF MARYLAND, ScT-CALVERT
plicaon by petition of Richard f. Wood, Administrator of
kACHEL WOOD late of Calvert county deceas, it is
dered that he give the notice required by law for creditors
to exhibit their claims against the said deceased and that
the same be published ncen each week. space
Baltimorecity VIM A. PARRAN
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the SUBJ
scrber of Calvert county, has obtained from the Or
lan Court OF Calvert county in Maran letters of ad
itn 81 Cn On t,e personal estate OF RACHEL WOOD
claims against the sad deceased hereby
mint same, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
at or before the lith day Of November next they mayloher
wise by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
Given under my hand this l4th day of June, 1859.
jp2n
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Passengers and their baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the Depots the Route 7
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the bay steamers, and privileged night
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight
Ur-PARTlCU LAR NOTICE-Passengersf from New York
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from whence IL
will be checked TO different points South.
For further information and Through Tickets, (Which are
good by the Bay or Mail Lne applyn NEW YORK at the
Companys Office Great Southern Railroad Office, Jersey
Ferry Buildings foot of CORTLAND street No Broad
way corner of Barclay street above the Astor House. NJ c.
Office, n w. of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
at the Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BAITI-
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
ofunion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
The large and commodous, new and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE replete with every COM
fort and convenience, has been added Line The
Line being composed Of the splendid steamers LOUISE
ANA, Capt G. W. Russell. and DELAIDE, Captain Jas
Cannon having unsurpassed state and berth
modations.
nys wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET,
ss-AT ~ O'CLOCK, P Ma
Or Immediately after the arrival of the Express Train
which leaves New York at A NJ, and Philadelphia at ~
The following is the Schedule:
New York, at O'clock A. Portsmouth at 81 o'cIk
philadelphia, II NJ Weldon 10 {" A. N.
Baltimore ~ g P NJ Wilmington at 9" Pm
ter Railroad, now finished.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River, with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
III Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, NeWbern, Wash
ngtOn, Weldon, Goldsboro Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
agreeable route NJ n FALLS.
Baltimore 1859. TjelS-tf President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-11
DIED.

Il III, rr<icecc in Bedford county. Virginia.
a. MuuI.v. November 29ih. lsjS. AlAN.>pkR
IRVINE, Esq. Within the limits OF an obituary
notice. it would be impossible to portray the char
acter of this excellent man--nor is it necessary
To those who knew him-ani the circle of his
quaintance Was extensivs--the mention of his
name will at once suggest more than could be told
in the extended descripti His exrcllences
were manifested not in a few splendid actions. but
in the uniform Course If his life; aud appre
cinted the most highly by those who knew him
the most Intimately. Integrity. bcnesoenre, and
prudence formed The basis of his character. Ever
ready for acts Of kindness. and deeply interested
in whatever tended to the public henelil; he was
entirely free from the love OF display, nad the de-
sire of no,orety. Charitable in his feelings to-
wards all mankind he was eminently distinguish
ed for fidelity in friendship, and for those qualities
which dffuscs enjoyment in the most familiar in
tercourses, and the most endearing relations IN
life. The death of such man cannot but he
tremely felt heavy calamity; but there is
comfort in deyoutly recognizing the hand Of God.
and in the hope which we are permitted T. enter
tain. that by the grace Of the Rclesmcr, lac was
prepared for better world. j. q. :.