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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-19
ITEMS OF THE FAB

We would remark here that good order
seemed to rule at all points throughout
the two days and for this great credi! is
due the chief Marshal, Asahel Barnes, Jr,
OF Chimney Point, who was prompt and
efficient 10 the discharge OF his duties in
every place. He was well sustained by
his competent assistant Marshals, Messrs.
Clay. Parmelee and Peck
W, NJ Subbuck and Brother, of Hous-
ton, Texas, who were present at our County
Fair, purchased of Juba Howe, Esq. Of
Crown Point n Y his fine Stallion "three
fourth Black Hawk blood, " Lmogen
for $1,000, three year old FLY of David
Hill, Esq, Of Bridport for $500. A
yearling FLY OF Austin Dana, Esq, OF
Cornwall for 5000: and the brood mare
Lady Hickey and three FLIES of d.
Hickey, Cornwall, at high figures. The
MtsSIs, ouDDuch nave inAue IA Gholce Sc
lection Of Stock Of Black Hawk blood, anil
We hope will have great success IN miro
ducing it into the Lone Star State.
I'D. h. LAKE. Of Castleton, agent
for A w Gray and sob, Middletown VI.
Manufacturers Of Horse Powers and
Machine for Threshing and saving wood,
and other machinery, presented one for
the inspection of farmers and others 1t
was conceded 90 all hands to be the best
in use Its great superiority over other
machines OF the kind may be summed up
us follows 1t is compact aud has less
friction than other machines OF the kind.
... THE SUGAR EyAPoRAToR presented
by NJ Day Esq, of Mansfield, o. proved
to be all it was represented and must
certainly come into general use, as an
evsporator, not only for cane juice, but
for the manufacture of Maple Sugar. Its
excellence consists in its rapid evaporation,
and its ability to clarity perfectly without
the use OF any foreign substance, and that
i, l. the only machine which will make
cane syrup chrstalize readily A word
to the wise is sufficient
....On the first day lad, whose name
We did not learn, was knocked down by a
team on the track, and carried of help.
less. We heard that he was able to be on
the ground again next day
.... On Thursday Richard Rider, ESD.
of New Haven, was run over while cross.
ing the track but We learn that no bones
We're broken, and hi injuries we're not
thought to be serious
"A pleasant feature OF the late exhi-
bition was the Town TlAM, from Salisbury
Sixteen Yoke of oxen attached to an i'm
meDse tented Wagon Az feet long and
flied with ladies These were duly par
AIDED through the streets apd on the Fair
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Ground, and must have left distinct i'm.
preston that Salisbury is "A great place for
oxen and women.
49,. A pair Wooden NIitteus aud Hose
were taken from the hall by some one
through mistake. The owner will gel,
them il they are left at the Register Of
fee. Some articles not called for may
be found at the residence of j. W, Con-
roe, Esq.
-. A stand cover. it is thought from
Salisbury. received the second premium
for worsted embroidery The name Of
the exhibitor is wanting.
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Huntington, Spring Beds. Couches, Stuffed
Chairs &C., all which are very handy to
have in the house" 5. Il Huutly, OF
Bridport aud Mr. Phnney Of Middebury
exhibited Leather observation-disclosures
es &C., A. Peck snd W A. Bisbee, o.
Mldlebury Sash Doors and Blinds.
The fair competitors for the premiums
On bread -rem 10 have been numerous, and
their work. praised them, but as their
names did not appear on the cards Of entry
We will leave them 10 the committee of
bachelors, who We doubt not will do justice
TO them.
j. Brown L Go. Springfield ..aI ou tx
hihition newly patented Corn. shelter
which spoke well for itself q " Seeley
Of Albany new Straw Gutter which wa
| arranged for ali attachment to churn-
by far the best article for straw-cutting
we have ever seen Il G Scoville of Corn
wall an ingenius machine for boring Fence
Caps j I Barlow of Bristol large
contribution Of Ploughs Cultivator &c. 4,
Rollin Dunshee OF Bristol and fra Allen
of Nliddlebury beautiful carriages and
Wagons several Mowers were exhibited
nothing new we think, but the New
| England Mower, d one horse machine by
s Clark Of Rutland. Mr. Wright of
Middlebury exhibited i Board Fence
which dispenses with posts and is so con.
trved as to he readily taken apart in sin
gle lengths
FLORAL Hall.
1t was not doubted that thir spacious
building would be found more than sufk-
cient to contain all the articles which could
be presented and oil who might wish to
view them, but the event proved that it
was all needed As an exhibition of works
of art and household manufacture it
was worthy of the highest praise.
The profusion OF needle work, of all vari.
etes and OF elaborate working was almost
endless. 1t would give US pleasure to
speak of many articles which excited our
admiration, but an attempt to particular
ize in this department would necessarily
cause us to exceed our limits, Articles
Of atney OF every imaginable conceit COM
pletly filed one side Of the Hall. Oh
paintings, erayonings, pencilings, lmoro.
types &c. made the other side gallery
of art OF dazzling attractiveness.
The satisfaction derived from the un.
PARALLEL success OF this exhibition is greater
from the fact that it was entirely domes.
tic, ii was the work Of Addison Co., and
has sll the credit. No attempt was
made to invest it with interest by the ex-
hibition of uoted animaR, OF men, from
distance, and nothing OF the kind was
needed The inference lie that the people
of the county are able and willing to sus-
tain this institution s. it, Importance de-
mands.
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The Musical Convention is in o,

80. The Musical Convention is in op-
GRAFTON Mr. Baker is present, and
very musical time is expected Remem-
Der the concert Friday evening.
The Horse Trot, which was an
Rounced to come of on the Fair Ground
track, Oh Tuesday was postponed till
Friday on account VI the rain. On Tues
day the water ran again-but the horses
didn't
Harry Goodrich ESD, showed us,
last week, green tomato thai weighed
over nrrc po",ot.
The Annual Meeting of the ' ermont
Musical Society will be held Oh WedneS-
day and Thursday of next week, at Mont
peier
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
:: :,' ..,.. ;& . ..,....

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ
D., Physician E<traorhaaryio Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfailine In the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject Ii
modsrates ali excess, removes all distractions
and speedy cure NAV be relied on.
10 Married Indies il Is peculiarly suited Ii
will, in short tme, bring On the monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar, hears the Goy,ru,
ment stampof Great Britain, to prevent counter-
fei;s.
CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken by
females during the first three months of pregnancy
a. they are sure TO bring on miscarriage but at
any other time they are safe.
tn all cases OF Nervous aud Sp nal Affections
ram III the Back, Fatigue on slight exertion, Pal
p,ation ofthe Heart, Histories and Whites, these
m vii effect Il cure when all other means have
iailed, aud although powerful remedy, do not
contain ron, ealomel antinony,o I anything hurt
rul TO the constitution.
Eau directions accompany each package
Sole Agent Tor Jhs United States AMI Canaas
JOB MOSES,
Late l. C, Baldwin & Col
Rochester, n Y.
\. b.-sl.VO and G a-v stamps enclosed TO
any authorized agt.t, ".., a., aie bottle of The
n by re urn OF mail,
For sale by H, q, sheldon, Mialebury. rs
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CURTAINS.
Mrs II b Munsill, Bristol 100
Miss Matilda Allen Middlebury so
CHAIR SEATS.
MISS Mary Warner, Middlebury 30
=. CAGES ot BIRDS &c
Mrs w NJ Bisbce, NIiddlelury 90
Miss Mary Cobb SO
AMBRorYpr..
Rablin q Mathews, 90
THERMOMETER
Simeon Holton, Middlebury 90
Fine displays of goods aud work were
made as follows Two Ivory Watcbe.
and Jewellery goods by Simeon Holton
MidleLury.
Case OF Stationery with History Of
Niddlebury Library Binding, A H Cope.
land.
Case Of Fancy Articles, Mrs A A
Forbes, Middlebury--Case CT Millinery.
Il K Clay Middlebury.-Case of Shoe.
&c.. II Wilcox--Case OF Fancy Articles
W + kussell--Case of Mouldinps, John
Fl Simmons.
display Of Tailors work, j 4 Negus.
The Committee have greatly reduced
the enumeration Of articles marked as
meritorious, to bring the sum of the
awards within the limit prescribed BIZ the
Society. They omit by this process many
choice specimens in several of the classes,
as well as a variety of attractive articles
OF curiosity or merit. They would rec.
Ommend an award of the regular premi.
ums upon the fine display of Flowers
presented Sept, 2lst, on account of the
perlshable nature Of that department Of
exhibition, but will retain their memorsn.
DUN upon this subject for the action Of
the Society.
Fol the Committee,
P Battell. Chairman,
GRATUITtES.
Bed Spread. Mrs A Benedict Corn.
Bed Quilt Miss Mary E Foot Corn. .,,
wall ~,
Fence Cap Borer, II Soovile Corn. .
wal! zoe
Buggy Wagon A Dunshee Bristol . 90
Clothes Bars, J fl Simmons Middle.
bury 100
Machine tor cutting Straw q Churn.
ing, Q W Seeley, Albany, 90
Tile, Eleszer Jewett, St Albans 1000
Salt Thatcher Il Co.. Burlington, 500
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WIlMlSaIoS, Del. Oct. 2, s59.

The Ga orks invited large party
yesterday Ia Witness the manufacture Of
gas from water, as substitute for coal
gas The demonstration was in every way
satisfactory he light being very pure and
brilliant.
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We hereby acknowledge the receipt Of
the Annual Report of the Seere.
tary of the Board of Education. 1t is
carefully compiled and ably edited doc.
ument, and should be carefully read by
all those who have any desire to cooperate
with the Board for the improvement of the
educational interests of Vermont The
changes that have been made by the recon-
mendation of the Board meet with general
appreciation, and We are glad to observe
an awakening interest in the people of the
State upon this great subject
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Pursuant to the requirements Of the
Constitution, the Legislature OF Vermont
assembled al Montpelier in the new Cap
itol, on Thursday last rhe House was
promptly organized by the election on
first ballot, Of G. F Edmoni-, Speaker
The Annual Message was duly commune
Gated 1t is clear, comprehensive, fault
less document which we would like to
present this week, but II il impos 'ble,
The Houses were at last accounts pro.
ceeding to the appointment Of committee
&c, and preparing business tor the action
of the Session. Nothing of special interest
had traDspired.
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The late election in PenDsy lvanis,
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota show
large gains by the Republicans, at every
point These results are hand writing
on the wall which cannot be misunder-
stood by the enemies of Freedom, and al
most demonstrate that the Free States
will be unit in the coming Presidential
Election.
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@Mss, Yiquurs, &s.

Ga BOGGS, COTTMAN B. CO.,
U;Ssl7E3 Nos. "A and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE
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WINES, BRA ixbPRsse eis e. CIGARS &c.
DOMESTIC Iq5H6k REAI E1Kn1.,s
Cognac and Rochelle Brandis Old Rye whskey, deren,
Holland Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Ma Sis n sh lse PP or lisbon ayeyder
M Malaga Champagne, and R Raspberry, lnianuieS
jy29.tfr Cordals. various qualities
@9S a. DEE BE cokM1s ROGERS s'll'AA ROGERS
t7ElE] IMPORTERS AND
MSe74Lsn ,,n,,,, o,>,, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AND s sSSSH A AER wHsKnrs
mr4u No Commerce street, Bait
@NWILLIAM F. GETTY,
GAJ DEALER IN FOREIGN
. l. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
Invites sttenten to his carefully selected stock Of
with the tlom him that shall
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
OF all grades constantly on hand jal2tf
GA CHARLES H. ROSS 4 co,
S87I] IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
kH5d9 ; coESlkR N5N STBf HS'
constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGNAc BRASDIEs
RocH 9fEsifai LhESnnf SFyAN sf;
Seignette, Pellevosn, &c
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle &c
WINES,
Champagne, Sherry Port, Madeira Malaga &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
fs5f E &h # KEY large stock of
Which cannot be exceled by any house in the Tinted
son, Family, Pure r. Rye e' ''NN
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceled by any house In the Uni,sd
States ' '" /" Nie oIhteo
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SKIRTS, RECTlFIED WHISKEY
GINGER, LAVEYDER AND
49, WILD CHERRY BRANDY
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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nj KEITH, JR., & son,
4FAs MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
No q SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Jared Pratt 4 Sons Cut Nails, all sizes;
KEITH Jr., Co.'s Tacks, Shoe and Finishing Nails:
Naylor and Co IS Cast and Shear Steel: O'
Ames Rowland's Shovels and Spades;
klm6alIs Patent Shovels and Spades
Sheble, Lawson & Fishers Forks;
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Ireos.
BURDENS Patent Horse Shoes;
Kings American Cinch Nas
Douglas Pumps and Rams;
Smith Harper's Hoes and Rakes
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes
Hoop and Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles;
Hail. Brown Co.'s Snaths
Darby Creek Scythe Stones
Axle Puiies, Faucets Strap and T Hinges
Ax-Handles, Saw Frames, Shoe Knives:
Coffee Mills, Hames, &c, &C, &c mb4 Pm
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ST FOR FR RSI Elk 6I< VA.
Captain will her route to Fredericksburg and land
ings on Rapahannock, leaving Baltimore from her
W'H ARR, FOOT OF SOUTH STR EET, on
TUESDAY, February 22d, at O'Clock, P NJ. Returning
will leave fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leaye Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight Of description taken low rates Horses
Cattle, and Live Stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods punctuay at
received. wv" a.
RFor information, freight passage apply in Baltirno
at her office, l05 SOUTH STREET, board the Rat
s,o.. Agents in fredericksburg
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,Wetals, Yaro@are, 1T.

N EW W A RE AND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
No. Sc W. BALTIMORE STREET,
o. between Frederick and Cav SITS
STOCK consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY Of the hest ma
Sers RALoRS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Taiors
OF every size, French Cooks Carving Knives
TorEsefeWS and Champagne Nppers PLATED and BRI
rs MhE such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers
s659GE q PPEIANISIED TIN WARE the celebrated OLD
Dg9S,iiiNloN COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE Of all de-
Ice Cream and Jelly M0ULDS, Fancy Japanned
nu cages lea Cannsers Brushes, Fancy busters, and
many otler ARTICLES too numerous to mention Also gene
raj o HardTare Cabinet Makers and Builders Materials
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to anv
the city, and the patronage of the public is respectfully
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MEA CPAS. McCOLGAN Il BRO,
fHRB No. SARATOGA STREET
NEAR GAY.
Have hand and sale all of the rnos anr-,,
brands OF both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which thew
are prepared to sell the reasonable terms Te
enumerate in part viz BRANDIES, different brands in
Ppbllc stores HOLLAND GIN; Port Sherry, Madeira and
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WHIsKEYS quality
invited TO call and examine for themselyes al.
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Mmtbanaia.

HOO BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
S1HT0 OfSr sale low by manufacturers agent WILLIAM
| 600 Chestnut POSTS.-Landing and for
Souti Charles, or at PLANNING MILL corner Fleet and
ee mhll-f
Q 000 CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY
GsOOO Hams, canvassed; 500 do do do Main
t a9!misnea IN sizes to suit the trade; 200 boxes
& eve satisfaction just received and for sale
Depot ~ et opposite D. 4 u RR
= 000 PEACH TREES FOR SALEb T. T.
@.OOOMARTIN BRO, 70 s. Calvert street ap4.tf
= 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
80 ~ superior article for sale by manufactu
rers agent, WIN H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street an3atS
+ 000 lbs: PEELED PEACHES; rs bushels
c.OOODred Apples. URI KILBURN, is South st ai5
10 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALTA,
lO.OOOand LONDRES CIGARS for sale cbean f.,
s by IHoS N WEBB, S E. corner Of Garden and Mad
- ee jal3-tf
90 600 LBS; PURE WHITE LEAD AND
AO.OOOSnowW White Zinc for sale low by manufac
turers agent WIN H. BOLTON 81 W. Pratt STREET ap2SS
lOOOOO.E FEET sI. Gas and Pllr Water AT PIPE
DUGAN IL JENKINS, 80 S. Charles street faSa
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EzSlf~h NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
TRANSPORTATION LINE,
lNLAND|Ihr0ugh the Delaware and Raritan, and
- Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods Of ali sorts AZ Xe
low - 49, N''' at very
Through between New York and Baltimore without
tansnlpment in IS hours, in Iron Steamers with water
For NEW YORKI1A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
tlIntS per week from No. ? Light street wharf
FROM NEW GORk-Steamboat leaves in ike manner
Tor baltimore four times per week from North River pier
No I. $1,000 ~ -t'ei' iie'
Good; destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York
commission " " e''"'be' ioi
Line. 0 -"' iiii'4iN ioPelieE
The safety regularity and dispatch this Line together
with the InQde ate rates charged commend it 10 the 1pb
rs desirable medium conveying every descrpton ~
Freight j. A. SlIRIVER, Agent,
Ne Light street wharf, Baltimore.
o,e,p W;DALZELL, Agent,
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Bail 40a1s.
la - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

~ OF DEPARTURE on THE
On and af ~ = r SSiHfIlbNGTON BRANCH ROAD
ture will be follows: P4t -iS' le Ioufs ol uepar-
daily Lo Baltimore at 4.20 and 745 A. NJ 4l5snd 5sOP
Er eNWTepI sundays; Sundays at 20 NJ onGy ~
day excent Sg9 on at 40 and so A. NJ and 6I5 p NJ
Tbye SHSe e sundays on Sundays at p NJ only ~
ana thid trains from Baltimore and
and Annapolis functions 0pp"s "tV at W ashington
night in Batmoe q PesGns desyous Of remaining
trains Of the merit or7iing S' soou 10 return on the
Special Round Trip Tickets will alec 10 -, ,
or Sunday Mornings good to return on on t5
~ Round Trip Tickets will also he soa NV tb At,
Trains, good TO return IN the Afternoon Trains ns Uiihs
ap994w W,P SMITH,
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY =
lrss r.sssszs-l1 &C., s..5al
W -.+-.as.S4

On and after MONDAY, April 1sth 1882 the trains over
the Road will run follows viz: 800 ~'A'S o'e1
FOR THE WEST
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily SUNDAY exceptedl ao
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- ~ In, l!eAeI agent. apl9tf
LA Ea $500 PHILADELPHIA,
ax-s- NJ -SSss---za@ WILMINGTON AND

co,,,- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
y ana after MONDAY, April llth Passenger trains for
DAILY except Sunday as follows: ' va
- EAPltESS TRAIN at 6 30 o'clock A NJ WAY MATT or
y y;sin A. MI EVENING I'M NAIL at sos N The $50 A. NJ
and II p. NJ. - az '''' -A''i'izM'
ON SUNDAYS at505P NJ only All the trains connect.
ing with New 1ork Trains except 5O5 F. NJ on SATURDAYS
O'Clock 7. NJ. 's P'aoes d. 900
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
PASSENGERS leaving Baltimore 30 A. NJ connect At vii
with los p. NJ. train " " ~ ''0'- 'a''ii4oie
N0IlCEAll colored persons, whether bond or free will
DC required to bring some responsible white person. person
any known TO the UNDERSIGNED who will be willing to sign
Dona to TIE Company before they will be passed over any
aplln WIN CRAWFORD Apapt
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y ENGRAvERs,
NHfaT6S WEDbfSG VIsfFiNG A dARbs ETc
dS ,f ssmp ee SSdon
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rues Envelopes fe22
| CHAMPAGNE WINES.
Wins de- Danes, Fleur de sillery ts s,u. r.,
Cabinet, 1'uie sAumm 60
Imperial,
sis45 aS Gas'1st' ; e:..ler Co.
Anchor,
| Az Cremant,
Family Champagne, SauKgnier
Charles Hedsick; Heidsick Co.;
Golden Cluster Red Seal.
quarts pnt' and half pint. G1s sRd eF ses
mh23H corner Hanover and Lombard SITS.
PACA MILLS.
geo. W. WAIT & SON, Proprietors,
wTR MfS FsE41l g6EPH sfEEhF 1872
Have nov ready fresh stocks of their goods
sdE spd fai fnd in WOOD tin and
E Et5H Sz StHE s il Xxi ens esEs:
,u CRUDE SPICES, prime selections from importers
sfsss Sasf
ckIE at P sRf lERSsf gafF RE AH
Fruits, VEGETABLES, MEATS, &c, &c, at Manufactu.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
BRAck AAg H Nnf} T99p IL npI
IT ffY a9 bW FEEtk IIEGss ofevery STYLE for
ai<RAL RESIDENCES,
i$ Ff = 5$fS3SsR
TURNING AND S s2S sEfS$ variety nrss, Of =,
CHERRY and POPLAR ar ,,H 1.
Also, COFFIN sTUFFs and yENEERs! ->' ann ~
w., Ga, CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS.
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY7S AGENCY,
- so SOUTH STREET.
full assortment always in Magazine and for sale at
mh22,tf pl-1l R y i. ]. FOLEY BRO.
FLEXIBLE CRATES FOR STEAMBOATS,
L Tt LOCOMOTIVES, OR STAT. oNARY STEAM ENGINES.
rsbe and give better draft and greater economy of fuel
Orders received by MACDONALD DUGDALE,
lal0.d Agents for Pate
r. OIL lotion GEN
Are prepared to receive a and transmit FOR
LECTION in any city county in the United States or Brit
for sactng speedy sre such as
t91 gF sn5 G THE sI, AGENCY
aoe a-.u .. SIi.lIes slIeeIs. mT6-tf
CHEESE:- BOXES EASTERN CT TTING
~ CHEESE;
LOCO boxes Western Cutting Cheese;
LOCO boxes English Dairy do:
100 boxes Norton's Pine Apple do;
sale by DAVID II BTJZRy
ocSt No. Exchange Place
ID GORSUCH,
Il CONVEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT
No. 30 ST.. PAUL STREET,
Opposite the Record Office, Baltimore
Gives particular attention to the examination Of Titles of
Property Also prepares all kinds of legal instruments
such as Deeds, Leases, MORTGAGES &C.
Also attends to the settlement Of estates of per
sons d2SH
DIRD AND DUCK GUNS.-A LARGE AS
~ SORTMENT Of single and doub Bird and Duck Guns,
Rifles Pistols Percussion Caps Game Bags Powder Flasks
Shot Belts Cleaning Rods Gun Npr e &C. just received
and for sale cheap by sCHAEFFER Il LONEY Importers
No ) Hanover Ut s21-r
CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ HUGH SISSON,
Coz. NoRrH AND AoNUMrNr SIS,
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, MASfhkss,D
TABLET0PS, TITLES for floors, GARDEN STATUARY
&C., &c.
Foreign and Domestic Marbles furnished the trade at
lowest rates apl6h
STEAM ENGINE IN FIRST RATE ORDER, |
Sand quite good when made II inch cylinder; 50
sroks % horse power will be sold much below s
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Shipnina.
For RIO DE LANEIRA

sI@1 FUR KIU DE JANEIRO-May 9Th
SssTh The A clipper brigantine "PETER @. WARWICK
William Lanfare, master For freight or passage having
handsome stateroom accommodations apply to
sPENDERGAST BROS,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-30
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Leave Camden Station. Baltimore-Ma (except Sunday,
az ~ A NJ Express daily at 405 p NJ, Il PA RT IN
INF! IhE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through. W
FOR Wal PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 90 NJ train
between Cumherland and Wheeling by lying over for Cum
periand and wheeling Accommodation Tan and between
timore. 49, " - 49, ''"A 'iOAA oai
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5P NJ,
and from Frederick at {. 30 A. NJ " ~ M
lie ELiICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 90
GAS P. NJ. 1855 ~ '1ii' a' ''7o a. M anu
1e,, P9 pdi., WASHINGT0N AND THE SOUTH
etSe baltimore at 40 and 745 A. NJ and 4 10 and 20
u: On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only Leaves Wasbineo1 FIR
Stnoe az 20 and $50 a. NJ and Oh and IS p Nj On
pIus f at BY r NJ only The second fourth trains
amy tb rom Baltimore stop at way points The second and
! trains from Baltimore and Washington CONNER with
trains on the Annapolis Road No"''e0' WIN
or sickets Of every kind information &c applv To-
r>NlaND, Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
l. NJ COLE coo, NIL. Master OF Transportation.
I'm 'eheIaI Ilcket Agent apll-tf