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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
a srave Boy-An incident of Western Life

The following incident, which has Just
occurred in the fsmiiy ola Episcopal
clergyman in one of our western capitals.
as illustrating the habits OF eel. re.ialc and
ieariessness taught by western lie, may bs
interesting TO your readers.
Edward. 4 COY abaul fifteen. was left at
home during tie visit e his father and
mother to their friends in the vicinity Of
New York, and every nigh, slep, alone in
the house. which WAS situated in a peice
Of WOO Is mile or two from Fort Des
Moines- Though the situaioa WAS isola-
led. it was looked upon as sale: no one
supposing hat any body would be wicked
enough To attack boy, or foolish enough
TO look in a county pa sous house for
plunder, Bat one nj sht last week Ned.
who slept IN a room on The second floor. AT
the head Of the airs. was awakened by
noise in the rooms below. Listening
ment. and all being quiet. he went t sleep
again. supposing that some of the dogs
might have disturbed him. Afier while
he was again awakened. and listening. he
heard soft step on the caipeled stari~
approaching his room. He sprang up.
seized his shotgun. which he always
kept loaded, and springing to the head of
the stairs. called out. "Sland or i'll firep"
A II was dark, but noise on the stairway
told him that some one was not standing
but moving, and he aimed the gun down
the stairs and fired. Almost Immediately
he heard the noise Of something falling
over in the parlor. and running to the win
dow saw a man running away through the
woods lie then struck light and went
down stairs. The door which opened at
the foot Of the stairs was perforated with
the shot; and in the parlor was every
thing of any value in the house tied in bun.
dies ready for removal. All the clothes,
silver linen. cutlery. and everything move
able. had been packed up in parcels.
How many boys of that age would so
promptly and efficiently. defend thoir
home?
W. B. H.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22

gin Godey's for November. says an
exchange, we find the following ia regard
to oysters, which we commend to ourdvs
peptc friends: 1t is not generally known
that the oyster is species Of food combi-
ming the most precious alimentary quail
ties. Through he quality peculiar to it
SELF, it favors the intestinal and gastric ah-
sorpIion, mixing easily with otler food
and assimilating with the juices of the
stomach, il aids and favors the digestive
functions. There is no alimentarv snb-
s'ance-not even excepting bread which
does no, produce indigestion under Ger
tain given circumstances. oysters never.
This Is homage due TO them. They may
be eaten to day, to morrow. forever In pro-
fusion, indigestion net to be feared and
we may be certain that no doctor was ev-
er CALLED in through their tault. We Go
not speak Of cooked oysters. which are Of
ten highly indigestible. but of the oyster
per Sc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
Douglas Insulted at Montgomery Alabama
Ee Is pelted with Eggs

Tho Atlanta Ga, Southern Confedera
cy of last Saturday. learns frc m highly re-
spectacle gentleman who arrived there that
evening direct from Montgomery, tha,
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. on his arrival
in Montgomery, was met with shower of
r.tten eggs. The Conyederacy says:
Think of II patriots of the South! A
distinguished American citizen, Il abb
ding man, patlior, statesman. a gentle
man holding high position IN the councils
OF the ma, lon, and one vino is the candidate
OF a great party for the highes. Office III
the gilt OF tree people, 10 be offered the
greatest conceivable indiynity. And in
what place was it that Mr. Douglas receiv-
ed such treatment? AT Montgomery. the
home of William l.. Ysncey. the gentle
man who has been mainly instrumental In
bringing this Government to the very verge
Of destruction.
Aud because the patriot and slande red
Douglas chooses to meet the summons of
his fellow citizens in Montgomery, hs is
greeted on his reception in that ci.y by
rotten eggs, and The yells and h:sse- of de-
mons and fanatics.
Mr.. Yancey has recently canvassed the
Middle, Northern and North western STATES
In the dIaSsmina ion of his ftclious and
dlsorganIzing dogmas, but in every in
sance he has been treated like a gentleman.
Bu' when a distinguished opponent, a friend
OF the Consilulion and the Union, visits
the home of Mr. Yaucey, lie IS met with
rottea eggs aud other iodlguilies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
Charleston. Nov. Is

DoUcLAs N New ORLHAxs--Tae STATE
S'niinel of receui dale has the following
in re'aion to Drnglas' late reception in
New Orleans: We pubjish dis morning g a
graphic sccoun' Of he enthusiastic reaep
ION o Judge DouaLAs a, NV Orleens.
Gf|er he election, and lis admirable sy-ech-
es upon tie occasion Defeat in no wise
diacouIages him or abaiss his devotion to
the Ution, the Constitution and the policy
by which both can be successfully main
'ained aud perpetua'-d. For a used up
man. as his enemies delight to term him,
he certainly displays remarkable vitality
In The words Of distinguished Statesman,
"he still lives with promise of useful
mes to his country, which in due time will
be fnlly appreciated.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
The Secession Movement.

we take the following dispatches from
our last weeks Dailies. They are not the
la'es but we insert them to keep our read
ers somewhat advised as to the progress oil
the secession movements:
Mobile. Ala. Nov. 16.
A meeting Of all parties was held her=
to-day. unanimously favoring secession.
Resolutions to await the action of other
States were voted dowr and Withdrawn.
Montgomery, Ala. Nov. 16.
The Safe Convention Of Beprists met
here Wednesday, and resolved unani-
mously in favor of The disunion. They
sent their resolutions to Gov. Brown.
Washington. Nov. Is.
Amos Kendall publishes another article.
opposing secession. H states that the
Constitution refused to publish the article
on the sround that lis editor is a secess-
ionist
Charleston, Nov. Is.
\ coneourse Of leadipg ,~en of Georgia
beld at Miledgevilla Yesterday morning,
offered IS call Ss,te Convan,ion at an
early dav. Resistance Is in The ascendant
in that STATE.
Money light. tn banks awaiting the ac-
ion ct Phila aelphia and New York.
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iEANDER GSCXER.


Attorney at T.t,g, Nps7rv pHi,i,c ani Real Estate
Agent Knox, Stark counsr Inl Collection
ofJebts. naynlent oft.~es. srdail legal husAess
proslptly attended -
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&. &. s1 z "a w p y gpy,Ee,
OF THE
%V q -Ee Il - 2
LIGHT IRON COAL OIL.
Read Slowly, use Frequently.
ACT DECIDEDLY
II. 3. p r S hin e &Co.
II. 3. P @ r S h in e & Co.

Have Just received large stock Of Coal, Ker-
osenr, and Carbon Oil Lamps. suitable for Church
es. Public Buildings, Parlors and Kitchens. which
they selling very low, and every Lamp sold
by them will give light equal to the light of six
candles combined and at a cost of one e-third of a
cent an hour
This light is superior to ever, other, (except
sunlight and costs one-half less than any other
light known. All lamps sold by IA arc warrant
cd to give satisfaction or the money will be re.
funded.
Call and see fo- yourselves, Lamps and Oils
kept on hand all the time at the Drug store.
Sept 26th, 1860. PURSUING ca.
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GAM33n S EXCHANGE

4 Girhrill propr etor. situated - the junction of
IL. P. TT. " & g =. =. an I? < e Z. R..
Plymouth. Ind Meals III hpurs "fthe lny and
everything necessary for the coIn.)rt Of guests
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
Lincoln S Cabinet.

The Tribune has dispatch from Spring
field Illinois, stating that the homa organ
OF MIR Lnceln in that place has announced
on the authority of Mr. Lincoln's friends.
the following as the Cabinet of lie rev
Administration Of course under su.l.
auspices. the announcer ment must be Off
ciaI:
Secretary of State-Wiiliam n. Seward
Secretary of TreasuIy-John sherman
Secretary of War-F. Z. Blair, Jr.
Secretary of Navy-H. Winter Davis
Secretary of Interior-John Hickman
Post Master Geueral-Emersen Etheridge
Attorney Generals. T. Logan.
We have heard so much about the con-
serva,ive course of Lincoln's administra-
lion. that We have been waiting rather iEl-
patiently for q confirmation of the asser-
tions. We have it. OF course the South
ought 10 satisfied with such con servarism,
True, William H. Seward is author Of the
'irrepressible conflict, and is the arch de.
mon of boitionism. John Sherman and
Francis L. Blair are the indorsers Of Hell
per's Infamous book. which recommends
the assassination OF slav ehoders. and John
Hickman ia the gentleman VINO promises 10
whip The South to submission with 49,
OUO 900 OF his Northern brethren. but
then The South has really no cause TO on
Ject. By The way is this treating Greelr
right? He was TO have the Pos master
Goncralship.-N. Y. Day Book:
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nay be Consulted at
Ply mouth, Edwards House, Tuesdsy, Sep
tember OH
Warsaw. Wririt House, September 18Th.
DR. HARDMiN treats Consumption Bronchit
IS, faryncitis. Asthma, and all diseases of tho
Throat and Lungs. hy Medical Inhalation, corbin-
cd With proper constitutions, treatment for the
Liood.
Dr. iiariman viii carry with him his medicines
and will be prepared furnish uatents with appro-
dom. 'o
= tii~ meaieirosa are compounded OF various Barks.
Badi, Leaves, Gums, Roots, Plants &c. Procured
ei t'e Indians and from every quarter Of the Globe.
u Rcgulir visits duly announccd
q Partcularaiten'ion pald to SKIN DISEAS-s
- n GlauGnlais. Ulcers s 1rcs and f'nmnrs.
D. Hsrlnian does not c'arce COR consultation.
d. Hartman treats ali chrome or long standing
diseases 0' the Lungs. Livcrs. Stomach. Bowels
Bladder. Kidne,. Brain. Heart. Nerves. Womb
sioieer, s. i've. Eyes. Ears, Sc. Scrofnla. Fits
Cancefs, Rheumatism, Dropscy. skin Disc scs
Fever Sores. Catarri',. s;emina Weakness. Neu.
ralsa Whites Insanity, Dyspepsia, Gildiness. Heat
Of the Urin Syphilis Piles, Sick Headache. En-.
areed 1on-s. &c.
FEB. = NJ !y DIR. HARDMAN.
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J. !. Njt =.


From B'iti'nore. will IRA ,'ice nr'cine, srre"ry
and obStetic5s. Perma"tiv located IN T,ner
CITY. Marshall county. Indiana. Cilice one door
south Of Cusi,ln1n q fi-s IS Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22

Dealer in drugs, medicines. notions. literary
magazines, papers. etc, north side Lapor te
street, Plymouth. Tna.
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PHYSICIANS.
C3.;2hCC-ENy NyELTE
DR.. -. =. Z -rTCN,

German Phv-f.;an. CosI,.,.'- Block over s. s ".
Becket's Clothing Store, p not.tiI. i"'i'ana-
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BENDER HOUSE,

J. IT. Adar, Proprietor. Knox. Stark county. mi.
Cool Fare. Cons enicnt S;fiiling and every cx-
ertion male render this House worldly of
public patronage.
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FARMERS, HOTEL.

IL Po'te street. riear the Depot, Plymouth Ind.
Good Fare. Low Ri Us. and every attention naid
to render the stay of all who patrorize tlc Far
mers' agreeable. Good and convenient stablinc
for those having horseS.
vin24ly JOB SHORT, Proprietor.
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C. HAsLANGER q BORIS

Manufacturers of wagons. carriages etc. Black
.saithing. painting and graining done to order.
Fee column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22

DeaIer. in staple and fancy dty goods family
as-oceries etc. one door south OF the Edwards
house. Plymouth. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
Q. L III I

pHa'e- IN books ani sfatlonsrr wali nj window
paper. all kinl= of n1sieei instruments; also
manufactures blank books ETC. IT. u sync
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
ECCIFti MYEP,

Dealer IN watches, clocks, ieweirv and notions
east SIDE, Michigan street. Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-22
RICE 81 eFHiTH

Dealers in s's7i" md fincv drv ~ood end orocere
wes' side Michigan street. Plvmorth, lad.
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JoA,l Il tlCrNiAEER.
D ErcAs,f ,f,,hnfs
q. clam q CO.
s &. ~. 5ECKE'

Dr1gai.t< and confcctoners. west side of Michigan
stFePt. Plymouth, Ind.
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TFHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

4. u. FRAT 4 CO.
CORNER or BALTIMORE AND ). C!ARLFs srErrrg
The proprrt"r respectfully invite such merchants $50
not already subscribers to The Agency and who sel
g OF our l!orn2on ron long experience and the salts
C'og OF thousands Of merchants in the dirr
ent cues East ana West have for wears beer shsc;
S Cah Assure all who yin call whether they sell coed to
lts or country towns, ole satisfactin as ~ H. ella
iy o. our information and the great tates in he rieb
---><- ,, -A l-'Nt 10 Slhscrlhe. mh6f
A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perrectv
any Hine IN the Atlericrr market. y
RURiS Cabinet Observation-Disclosures attention NJ
eonnoisseur is invited to its qualities and superiority As
dinner Wine of unTig allied merit Its beautiful P, color ;a
gnrrdntesd 10 be the natural product Of the grape
PAaTICUAR NoTICE.-Te undersigned being aware that
many competitors are spreading report mat hp Wine
imported unaeT the Of Rbis artifciaIly ccloed do
hereby hii the uM Of Tan THOUSAND DOLLARS IT, any know
chemist who could in any public experiment afford The
scentc poeI that tie deer cug- Of The Rnh due to any
thing eise hut Nc pure Irice % the grape
!. GosEG 4 &c,
! Chaiprs-sur- Marine, rance
nlT-r '" Raitirn.,'
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE |

The terrible malady known as the FEVER AND AGUE
has Smitten hundreds Of thousands persons tcugou
the world every year, and has till been met by
successful medical treatment that has not produced sever
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WONDERFUL EFFECTS
emue Bonsa of Pittsburg for two years useless to him
self and socey-a martyr to Chs and Fevercured in less
than three weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary NJ Belknap, Sandusky Ohio after almost losing
her reason as well as strength by Intermittent Fever with
Chills, restored to health in twenty hours
j. X Iilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought deaths
door, having suffered for four years. made well five
weeks, and improved in two hours,
Adophe Monroe of France, relieved in hour while
uaVelnS in the cars of the Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road. He was apparently dying with chills
Ellen Benson Lockport New York rescued after seven
years suffering. perfect cure.
thousands OF other cases prevented cured every
month"; and not single complaint of the efficiency of the
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Stfanrhnats.

sIE, R~aF0R PETERSBURG (7ia CITY
BoD is receiving cargo and will leave ~, dnA
"trt SATURDAY AFTERNOON Sept 2gb az 6, ctpeL
for freight or passage, apply to -''' at . . CLOCK
1t j. BRANDT Jr., Agent,
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Steamstws.
S A V A N n A H.

90 50 saw NNAH.
iHs sore" ''s''? THOMAS SWAMI.
u,o.va e,.,-,. Capt. Isaac T Ramsay
,sATURDAY, September %,
Noreight received after IL o'clock on day Disabling
F p r o. iauing signed after departure of the
sHMis T. PEARcE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM BALDWIN Co wns ST.
%REE A Fl TON
The frst-cass screw steamship
LOCUST POINT,
WIFI loo,., o,oar,. Captain D French,
On SATURDAY. October c.
No received after - o @S 6S p M p grseSgy
No Bills OF Lading wbe signed after the departure o. IT,
orfreight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W CALDW Ell sSN. 81
80 LINE OF U s4Ea MEs+ BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
The steamships of this Line
n,rr,,,wTill leave Spears wharf
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT NOON,
NEW on To s&rG tff2n Fif p Ii r. NRo
sheness go assn early ndy ornng
h points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to @4ML. T. PEARcE, Agent,
orton. B. oR l5 STTFEEff,S E Co
COT, SO WEST STREET,
-s-2G New York
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
<Gfffs ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
rsf-~sEs-7R1 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns, N. f.
Carrying the British Mail and Government egp,tchcs
The stsam?hi2s comprising ialne have been approved
oy the Admiralty, and
coNNEW IRON SIDE Wheel. STEAMERS
toms toms SS@ arRen
TLSTER ino tons tons 6Rgrthen
The next departure will he AVO tons burthen
from from Boston; Tu ESDAY, September 25th. and
River. ''' ''''N ! ie' NO. % -'oF'
to Rates Ss o of R3ss3EG to any part Ireland railway an,
rSo GlS $W SO and SO, according stateroom &C
E E1gsn on ragays in LELAND $3.50 Principal ciis in
Ara to st. Johns Fl First class $S third class $ls
P F4 sns t RRRi9gsr are
sailing from Boston, viii REEVE free Eos SF me 9 H
~ The steamers OF this Company have been constructs
Th the greatest care regards Safety and comfort com
water tisht omnartnpp fopeng power and are built wit
10 surpaSs, IN speed and rough weather qualities any
fences. f'l'~ I'M '''s~ i'eS ana CONVEX
an BIrs experienced surgeon attached to shin
| tickets at low rates. " ~ I'll o'''i 'stu
For freight or passage apply To
HOW LAND " ASPINWAII, Agents
81 and IS South street,
o.to ,o,,,- - ~ NEW YORK.
At the Cfice Of the Adams Express Co..
s1ttr l6i Baltimore street,
= BALTIMORE, Mn.
| EfFS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
,<rsss he new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocpa
steamers = X. SPAULDING, Solomon H0wes ccr,msng
er!, ana BEN nEFORD, VIM. A. Hallet:, commander W
nately. - a." ''0S' = d. di'e'
CLASS. 'N"7S'' '''"I me WINS
rare sl2, including Meals and Statcroons
For freight or passage apply 10
A. L. HIGGINS Agent
Baltimore, May 18th, 1860 1''N' rorIf,S
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A. MATHIOT Il SONS

g A. MATHiUT Il SONS
Ess SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOyS
"a; NOS - - North GAY ST
Near FOyahs 81
Extending FROM Gay To Frederick street
A!Wa, nG hand large assortment Of ayrry p,.....
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FL ENlTUPE c-yy|resCal,r's
Bureaus, Assorted Cn'arS Of Tata-a fra'Sa
BeaStea"S Cottage FuIni Arm a 80
W2ShStanis, tpry - S''tiiS
Wardrobe, Wood Chairs, 0Fte.r!r,iE '''4h'.
Spring Beds, uiice Chairs. ..yar[i, r.,
Mattresses Of "r.N, Barber Ciairs ITsrs,t; 's,'N;
Cotton and Hair. Cribs and Cradles, hClsar,'
1oias, - SIDE Boards, iSettass ''" 'i't''s'
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY i, lSNcT.f
Persons disposed TO purchase are invited 70 & II
stock examination which for VARIETY ana give
workmanship he crcslied by any ol
oD aH, A, SATHlOT SON
huZ4-F Nos u and p North y. 80,
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MEDICINAL DISEASES,

which Affect the lungs the spleen the liver the heart
other PARTS Of the human organism. The INPFCTINE is
tie natural antagonist Of all cvcrs ard Wien it comes in
contact with tie SKIN, is absorbed by the interior organs
which resist easily miasma, and all TENDENCIES toward
those maades which PROSTATE the mind and body with
fever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes No place
Is exempt from the causes which promote the existence
the disease That being seated in the SYSTEM induces
depression ofspirIts assude 4nguor palms. chs fever
and a long train Of dssgreeable sensations deriving
the patient of all energy, and reducing lin or her to a
ton of
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DIPES AND PlPE-HEADS.-Glazed and I'M
glazed, colored and plain German Pipe H ads in large
and small sized packages German Pipes common medium
and fine qualities, in and gross boxes Dutch Pipes in
baskets and boxes Powhatan Pipe Heads large assort
ment for sale by A, sEEMULLER SONS, IS Exchange
lace, auI5-t?
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SOr SALE, frtigbt ct Gbarttr:


ssETss NANTED.-A VESSEL of about OOO
s%@@shbls capacity TO load for Wilmington, y C. Ap-
piS1So. DuNNOCK NEATHERLY,
--H III smiths wharf
,+azk WANTED.--A VESSEL to load for Mo-
sssSbe Also, for New Orleans and one for Calves
ton Texas having large portion Of freight engaged can
HESLEN & ROGERS
an23 u \ w. corner Pratt and Gay SITS
.ses FOR LIVERPOOL.
@sss Heavy freight wanted for an A / shin for Liver
pool, at moderate rates Apply to
.,,-,r - JOHN HENDERSON & Co.
IelI-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
etSqk WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons 10 load
for London: Also, vessel Of SoGG5aO tons for Sui
sue oil luna and thence to Europe. Apply to
oar NuRREiI x RANDALL.
s2.t IS Exchange Place.
xetsA WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ssfsk CHARLESToN, s. c. Cargo ready to go on board
at hish rates. apply to
an2z0 CHARLES PENDERGAST.
,<ssst FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ss4szsT The 1 clipper schooner H. 4 J. NEILD Apply to
:oe., ). r DUNNOCK,
JUN U III Smiths wharf
~ TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
5zHd$ AMERICAN SHPPERS.-B rantywlne Snnaren,
Flour packed in bhis or hs bbls, supplied at short no
Il" ~ nIHeIPphs oruer' hy JOHN $. PRICE,
80 y Ig South street
LII WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD F0p
saskssSNEW ORLEANS. Good rates and ouicl- dasno,h
gwen apply to HESLEN Il ROGERS. n " corneS Pit
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gay Linz steamers vii leave the Comma
~ DOCK, foni g. CONCORD SIRE III,

- ~ 7 = Q tIVIh, 7 N,NI
'meH'a!ey after the arrival ,ft.e EXPRESS TP.Iy.
r@Ngi Ne" YORK AZ 7 a. H., aud Philadelphia AT -
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4 v-Ssirrz.s.stS GREAT
sl7szazs.'s-sssS-S SOUTHERN AND SOCTHW FSTFRN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BALTIMORE, CITY PCIST. IYNCTTRT-rc v. r.nv
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
~, Mt Err u EDIATE Towns
me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEiVinERE are
now leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY TTIIrRSnHV
and SATURDAY at 3 o'clock P NJ for rtt poir ~
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Iynri6r,,
hnoXNiie, Memphis. and intermediate towns heinz
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEn}TT0JiS
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i,.'iiaa,l,ii''s - p. Weldon at lila \ NJ
h4 satin -, +. H. Wilmington nj IL r n
ter Railroad, finished " " ''' ''daV'eS-
- The train from Wel.! in u . airr. scia,l,,I ~ -
Wilmington and Raleigh. " a''' to
FisSegaEs Tor itcl!aond and PETERSBURG or any other
iyte on .e James River, connect with Iartes Ry,r boats
carry next morning after leaving Baltimore '''
~ Passengers for Edgntoa. piym"utE :, ,yt,r, u och
itkton, Weldon Go!dshuro, Beaufort Warsaw Rasia and
agreeable route. 1850 n ~ /, W = III"
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FOR RICHMOND, VA

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The steamer GEO PEABODY,, is nnv ra.
nav III and will Ieav- Light street wharf TIR
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saaaesSlzzxrzs.a= FOR THE PATUXFNF RIVER

cry,Nrcr o,,r, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
osJ 90 = ~ pA Son and after WEDNESDAY, Ma
III, i ne re- steamer MARY WASHINGTON win eae
- l'ic l0f me PatIXent river every WEnN ESDA ar
6AItR: AG MORNINGS at c o'clock prGraii, "a az
as lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning " leave M
VA IN o. thursday morning at O'Clock for BaltimCE
HIS an6n R on Saturday morning o'clock 4
MonIIy morning at o'clock for Baltimore .
usual landings on the river, also at Plum Point All ~
Haven going and returning " ''"' an" Ff
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays