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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
Arrest of Counterfciters.

The detective Police have arrested and
imprisoned at Buffalo, N. Y, one Andrews
and his associates, whom they caught il
the act of making a counterfeit Of Ayers
Cathartic Pills, Their detection was ac
complshed at the instance of Messrs J. C
Aver g. Co., o. Lowell, Mass, who have
shown commendable energy and promp.
litudo in protecting the public from impo-
sitiou through spurious limitations of then
invaluable medicines.
Doct. Ayers Sarsaparslla, Cherry Pee.
toral and Pills have come to be staple nee.
essitics with the community, and the i'm
position upon the sick of spurious, worth
less, if not injurious fabrications of them,
is in fact the consummation of yilainy.-
We hope the scoundrels will get tteir due,
and in the keeping they now are, they are
pretty sure of it.-Police Gazette.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27


Bridge Notice.
THE Commissioners of Holmes County, will meet at
i Canans Saw Mill, in Ripley township at 1o O'Clock
NJ,
Wednesday. the 26th day of juno, 1861.
For the purpose Of letting to the lowest bidder the
building OF new bridge the inle of Odels Lake
They will also meet at tho house of Jacob E. Miller,
Walnut creek township,
On, Friday. tho 2sth.
same month"; at 10 o'clock A. NJ 10 let the building OF
Bridge across wanutcreek, and on the same Gay
clock r. N. at the house OF Henry Harger IN ram.
Township to let the building of Bridge across ihaah
Also at Oxford, In Kilbuck townshp,on 81
Tuesday, the 25M day of jane, 1861,
at 10 ocock A. NJ for the purpose OF letting 70 sne low
est bidder the building az new Bridge across noock
creek, where the road from Miiiersoufs 70 newark
crosses said creek.
'y 0'a'' Oh ''' 0 CT. NEWTON. Co. Aud.
Msy 20, isel-iitd
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
Hon. Andrew johnson.

We are of course anxious to know the
exact purpose of Andrew johnson in his
rapid journey to Washington. We pre-
sumo however there can BE- little doubt
that his general object is to induce the
Federal Government to do in some way
for Eastern Tennessee what it is doing for
Western Virginia. Eastern Tennessee,
which has probably given majority OF
twenty or twenty five thousand in favor Of
remaining in the Union, has no idea OF
submitting quietly to be coerced out of it
if the necessary aid can be had for resist
ancc to the organized and drilled armies Of
the disunionists. Our firm conviction is
that the loyal population of Eastern Ten
nessee will be sustained in their LOYALTY.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
Union Vote in kentuckx.

The Louisville Journal, of Saturday,
thus speaks of the Union strength in Ken
lucky as exhibited by tie Congressional
vote:
The friends of the Union in Kentucky
surpassed on Thursday the expectation Of
their fr lends everywhere. They surpassed
their own expectations. They achieved a
more overwhelming victory than was ever
achieved in any contested election in our
State before. They piled up their MAORI
ties to a tremendous height. And yet,
great and resistless as was the strength
they exhibited, it was by no means the
whole strength Of the Union party and the
Union cause in our State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
A KENTUCKY FAsB1oS-In addition +

A KENTUCKY FAsHIox.-In addition to
selling negroes, it is the practice in Ken
tucky to sell white men for vagrancy. The
following case occurred in Covington:
Hays Semple, who is connected with one
of the eldest and most respectable families
in the city, but who has degenerated into
a mere sot, was sold at public auction by
the sheriff, on Saturday, for inveterate vag-
rancy. Andy Herod jailor, became his
purchaser at the sum of one dime, and will
have an opportunity 10 get his money back,
by Semple's services until the first of Sep
tember next. i
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27

1t seems that the secessiouists made n
attempt to stop Andrew Jobhson At The
Cumberland Gap, salutipg him With .
round of balls at distance of four hun
dred yards. Itvas lucky for him and per
haps quite rs lucky for them that he es
caped with his life. 1t is very likely thai
the unainching old patriot will be killed
bat the spirit Of liberty viii fearfully aveugt
bis fall. The cause of disunion in Ten
nessee is not safe while be lives, nor will il
be safe after his death.-LouisuiHe Jour
nal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
J.CHERRYHOLMEs.
Millersburg, April 1861.

N.B.-To Cash Buyers Great Induce
ments will be Offered. Our aim Is to 60
cnre Prompt Paying trade. Produce
bought. Every article will Be as repre-
seuted. -
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We we're on the North, the l6lh Ohio
was psomptlv at IFS post on Inc nasi, Dut
the Virginians, instead of being on the
South, appeared on the East side, and by
some unaccountable blunder, not recogniz-
ing the banner of the Toledo Guards, the
former fired several volleys at US as we rush.
ed past them. This they came near pay
ing dearly for. Our artillery, already point
ed their pieces at them, and We were about
TO charge on. them, when the error was dis
covered. One Of their bullets struck nay
gun; fortunately however, no one was hurt.
The Indiana regiment was not at its post
on the West side, but came in on the East.
When we passed them they stood still and
strange as it may seem, were actually dis
charging their guns iDth the air. "tc see
whether they aoould fire, as they had been
IN the RAM" We pursued the enemy to
thelwoods and hills, where some of them
turned and fred at us again but their balls
passed over us. Here it was that Col
Kelly, for the Virginia regiment, who was
in the rear, was severely wounded by g
pistol-shot, dangerously, but not mortally
as the papers report. We returned the
enemy's fire as they disappeared in th'
woods, and we killed, accordingto the off
cial account ofthe rebels, themselves, some
thirty Of their number. We were too mucl
exhausted TO pursue them farther. ~
Now as to the capture nade:g The pa
pers give all the credit in reference to it l.
The Indiana and Virginia regiments, whe1
the fact is, that every article taken; colors
ammunitiou, tents, wagons, baggage, camp
e1uippage DC. &C., were captured by th
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27

Shaker Hoods. Mems Hats.
Shaker Hoods. Palm Leaf Hats.
Shaker Hoods. Mems Silk Hats.
Shaker Hoods. Mems Soft Hats.
Shaker Hoods. Boys Hats, (all kinds.)
Shaker Hoods. Childrens' Hats.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
State OF things in Tennessee.
A letter dated Nashville, Tenn. June !

State OF things in Tennessee.
A letter dated Nashville, Tenn. June IL
says: --....-
Things have sadly changed il Middle
Tennessee of late. The Union men are
fairly muzzled since their leaders have all
bolted, with two or three exceptions. You
cainot conceive the villainy, the lying, the
baseness used to intimidate loyal men and
ruin the State forever. We have held sew
eral meetings lately, but the result only
convinced me of one thing: the poor Of the
Southern States are unworthy of liberty.
We have mustered into the service about
10000 troops in various parts of the State
but generally near Nashville. About
1000 of these are armed, the balance will
have to fight with brickbats and stones, for
our armory is empty, or nearly so.
They tell large stories about quantity
of arms bought by Gen. Zollicotfsr at
Montgomery, but that is all gas. The
Southern Confederacy is as poor as Job,
and We are ruined with her. Gold and
silver, Is 10 20 cents; Eastern exchange,
none to be had. Ruin staring US in the
face. Tell Seward to keep up the block
ade, and not let a single craft Of any kind
enter any port or bay of the South, Or even
come within ten miles of the coast. Ifhe
will do this efectually, and stop our river
intercourse, we are whipped without blood
shed. Tell him 10 be firm and cool, and
that there must be no pause-no balting
now. Our situation is fearful; general
system Of espionage has been introduced.
A Union man having said, 1--WE hope to
vote the State in the Union on Saturday." !"
a Secessionist replied, "If the Union men
do this, their blood will be on their own
heads" If you can but conquer Virginia,
the contest will be short, for a change will
then come over the dreams of these mad
men.
! have provided my house with provi-
sions for year, so my children-three of
whom are in the rebel army-won't want,
in case l can raise money to 60 to the
North; and, as they are ali Southern born,
and, like my brother, Henry, are all Seces-
sionists, they won't suffer at the hands of
their traitor brethren. 1t is trying to
think of commencing the voyage of life a.
new at the age of sixty, and 10 sunder ev-
cry lie winch cH ci;5gs :s::seeaand my freside;
but, rather than bow my gray head to trea'
son and traitors, l will starve alone by the
wayside, for if l can't get money to travel
With, l will come as far as Cincinnati on
foot.
We get no news here until it is sifted
and revised by our "Safety Committee" !"
Large lots of provisions pass through
Nashville to Richmond. Tell Chase to
plug up the mouth of the Mississippi, for
the present blockade is laughed at, and
they boast that there will arrive in New
Orleans, in a day or two, from Cuba, 49,
900 stand of German rifes-a first install
ment Of $4,000 having already arrived
from Havana. A Jew, named Mike Pow
ers, had received pistols in clothing boxes.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!

Besides everything else, Sam. IL on hand to buy all
the wool he get giving much anybody else In
ih Holmes county or Coshoction. s-rs
June II. 1861. t.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27

Gloves and Hosiery. Boots and Shoes.
Gloves and Hosiery. Mems Kip Boots.
Gloves and Hosiery. Boots and Shoes.
Gloves and Hosiery. Womens Bootees, ,75c
Gloves and Hosiery. per pair.
Gloves and Hosiery. Boots and Shoes.
Gloves and Hosiery. Childr'ns Shoes 1870
Gloves and Hosiery. per pair.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-06-27

Toledo Gnards. No other regiment o.
company Of a regiment had hand IN It.
The property taken, which Ito the gov
eminent amounted in value to about $40,
600 or$l2, 900.
Ieaptured two splendid homes, and was
about to take steps to send themo you,
when two fairness came and chained them,
and proved that they had been taken from
them by the rebels. Of course / restored
them to their owners. The baggage, cloth
ing &c., which / captured, and which did
not fall TO the Government, but was my
own, was worth at least $500. l intended
to send you choice collection of it. All
this placed, with the other plunder of the
Toledo Guards, in the Jail of the place for
safe keeping, but in the night serson our
not oyerscrupulous brothers 10 arms, of the
Indiana regiment. broke open the Jail and
plundered what suited them. So all have
now left of it is package Of Indifferent
clothing.
The rebels, judging from their costly clo-
thing, must principally belong 10 the upper
classes. Our regiment is abundantly sup
piled with clothing from the plunder. The
tents taken are more than sufficient for the
regiment. They belong to the Toledo
Guards, but have been generously distribut-
ed among the regiment:
The most mortifying circumstance to our
company was, that they were compelled 10
give up the colors captured all the colors
taken being captured by them. The Cap
tain captured one regimental flag. 1 cap
tured the banner of a Company GA; and
l believe We captured ali the coiors the ene-
my had. l have managed to keep nice
Mimic rifle which took, but expect every
moment TO be ordered to give it up. The
train wagon on which l was the first 10
jump: to take possession, contained 200
stand of arms.
Since writing the above, have read some
more papers, and am amazed and aston
ished at the falsity of the reports. Our
regiment is not even mentioned. After our
regiment has taken possession of the Rail
Road, built three bridges, all over 100 feet
long, one Of them $50 feet, placed guards
over and protected 80 bridges and % tun-
nels, and driven the enemy from Grafton,
other regiment quietly pop into Grafton
and take all the honors to themselves. AT
Phllippi the same injustice is done to them.
Why is this? Can il be because Col. Kell-
ey commanded the one wing, and Col. Du-
mont the other, the honor must be reflect
ed 10y the press on those Immediately under
their command?
That we are not much indebted to our
friends of the Indiana regiment for eourte-
Gus treatment will be readily admitted
The same thing is true of tho Virginia reg
iment. Our regiment seems to he the only
one here ia which discipline is Observed
Every man of US seems 10 feel that the reg
imental honor is in his keeping, aud frowns
at the excesses committed by the other reg
iments, some of whom seem scarcely 10
between friend and foe. But
l suppose have already tired your patti
ence.
An artist for the Harpers and Leslie is
here taking sketch of the place and skir
mish. So you will have an opportunity TO
see it.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

The claims which THE lily EXCHANGES makes ,no,
tie attention OF the mercantile business community
a'9slmpS oaseo u1oa those principles of mutual benefit
Tich every intelligent can understand for thy m
such as underlie in industrial and eomrnsi1
Enterprises Ifit can he shoE that THE EXCHANGE
an nirable medium for advertising and tina. in ,o, :,
circulation Il VIII DOT only bear comparison with that OF anv
oef commercial paper IN this city, but this circula
tion dFused wider a,ea, its merits as means Of
direct communication with the merchants other States
viii doubtless elicit Tia attention which shrewd and e.y.
eIocs men are accustomed to give that concern
Iheir individual interests What thea the facts? We
need - refer TO the large city circulation of THE EX-
CHANGE for that speaks for itself It's success in this re-
spsct is, in point time, without parallel Wat We
prop ,Se IS TO make auk OF country ccus-
to cause the !ai proportion the trade of this CITY
Is ue'ed IRON lie INTERIOR The extent which that crcu
laon mas reached may De gathered from hs following par
teaiS' "Ii give the States to which sent. and the
number O. psf OF ut viii Ii II is received and dstribu
60 careful collation. OF mail books shows that PHI
AAGHANGG IS resOrl. mailed to sf1 hundred and oelre
P"StDeS scattered through the various Terri
'os o. me un and that the great this couatry
Ucuuon Is IN Those states upon which the merchants OF
Baltimore most Chiefly rely the increase and peruet,
lon OF their trade. IN MARYLAND alone TIE Ey
CHANCE is uaiied to tam hndr aad Gfy,yo
winch IS larger circulation in the counties of our own
State than is enjoyed by any other commercial paper in
ms city VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and ate
Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO
ALABAMA
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
IOWA
TEXAS,
and MISsIssIppr /
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,GsJgeGs GaIls,

TAGas Il. ANDERSON i Son,
e. a1AyERS
-, 49,, .,.., -u. - No. l4S BAL3laoHs SfsEEs,
E&ss SHfk, STEEL AND COPPER PIATE PRINTIEa
lNFIfATIoEa WEDDING, WHITING CARDS sTG
sasSssei and pStnsed In tas fashionable stylss
uaEpcszte snd Koasis seals, Latter stamps sso fsrsa.
ass FHsis Tisns Cards, e Ia HGss EDvsicpss ate Sss
! EOEfs s BLACK W ELLF
=! ES2LIsA PICKLES AND SAUCES
81 fs5SS 5nS s1le e. invest prices by
GEO ECLLIHs
50 81 u \ Charles street
NTORTHW ESTEaN "a. RAILROAD O0E-
~ PAEY's isF MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by III,
city Of Baltimore. - ''
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale
GoKTM 4 co,
apll-l0t corner Baltimore and st Paul streets.
DERUVIAN GUANO.
4 PERUVIAN GUANO Of direct importation, for sal
10 quantities to suit Aiso ELIDE, iCRABOE, A
MEXICAN and ether varieties.
iao-tf Rowiy's wharf
pATH BRICKS
~ lS,0O0 Patent Bath ticks, snost per ship "Johp
lark from Liverpool for lie in lots to suit purchasers
Snss. soAhp Is : so SossK .s.r,
fNRA NGks AND LEHONH.-4, 900 boxes Isnd.
~ Ing ARd lsa sais ~ EDWARD Ia FALNyRA 90, II
a.ssFs StaN NAej.T
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AlaltgrQg S1alss.
SSSt0rxga.


S3IQrHgs.
STORAG E.--Rocm can be bad in O fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce >tr ct. Apply to
JOHN HEN hLiSON & CO.,
El9-U corne Pratt ami Co I-nerce streets.
4ST0RAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates Oy
>taGH u kNFR- !ss = EnG9F snpI-tF
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
~ be desirable Warehouse having two water
fire.. IS Bow y wharf. Apply to
P. AALCOM & co,
l2T Wood street. Bowy's wharf
ExT0RA GE.-Capacity to the extent Of 0,O0G
kJhsrres merchandise obtained aenderson's
wharf! Apply JOHN HEN DERSON u Co,
Iuyl7-f corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No 22 utw street, oppo-
site baltimore and chic Garoad Depot Apply the
premises to REP 4 WOLF. festf
S1TORAGE vii BE TAKEN AT Low
AJra,es il Warehouse No. 6S South street.
W. j. SMITH,
su2e-tf Is South street
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T. HU ALI,
AND ugALEE III E1s+a
P5UKBLNG HATERiALs,
NOS. 9 AND NORTH LIBERTY STREET,
Where be found ct al times good selection Plumb
Lead Pipg and Sheet Lead, Horse Powers,
Ps an Bar Tii1 3 5itiT Tabs, ''-'1iA''
speiteT, lss kitchen and Pantr ry' Silks,
Iron Pipes- Water Closets,
Zen Stocks, WaterCioset andWash Basins
Side Valves, Marble ash Stand slabs
Eire rugs, 6lass andSilVer Plated COcSs
Single action Force Pumps, Cooling snges- bsst ps
aydrauc Rsns-Gatcheils is19d Iron Stone Drain Pipe
and and osAe Gsis ake q ;gss with Turns and
49, il WORK entrusted to viii he pToU:4tiy executed
by good wockElsa, and z: low prices CcunTy prcpt
tay naohneFy. Mt
n UIJK SALES ABD SiALL PR0FITsl
NNgrAcrgsEEs OF Film aSf5' rs ORNAMENTAL
Also, 3AS AND UGBHfLG1 STANDS Gnu &c
Ahe e'eif IN AN a.N}5 F. F. sgy WIRE ygogB
Coat YES a aad ao' wsRs %iFs I h
WHOLESALE ANS RETAIL,
No. 50 EgTAw sqREEg,
E&5 "a zSEl. S ~ 2ss ' add f EioW Is
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
zen Err late OF said cit dec..;sed All persons having
claims az iEst the sal! deceased her by ex
Der on or before ths 20h day Of fbruy 1862; they may
estate persons indebte to said ssate are to
5gsqss 1861 ' '''D vs." TM K3 y Isis i''H
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTT-
M0SE GITY.-kneENA ZiGLBR u.s. C NRAD ZIG
lak-rhe OBJECT OF this su is TO OBTAIN ivocing
dan The oil sa:es that il he year 1855 The said Ro
las
deerte her and has left se,e 1t is riereupon adug,
causing copy of this ord he inserted nwSpa
per published IN he city Of Baltimore, each success
said absent de enda,t of obeGs aud SUP
psrsn BY solicitor o. beo he & dav Of -i Naye6e
1851 to answer tn premises and show any has,
why a decree ousht not 10 De Pas sed as p aged
True copy-Test: GEO. i. sANGST@S'
AtTAkCh STAkUh!l
y a full su ply CT the Glen Cove STARCH constantly
on Satin Gloss Sao SIX packages
Refined Starch in % Id Il H., and 6 ID. boxes.
Fsas do SS IN IN & sno boxes
These articles are made from the very best corn and
all cases warranted to give satisfaction Iur, o,r
Diff Sole agents ~ South street.
UEXAS LAND FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE
4 RN. GRoES.-several tracts # TIVE We HUN
& and Rive
,yeni- mt to railroads. steamboats, good scety schools,
en1rcne5, etc Ii Respects 10 any
Gouth. A. SHE1RBURN,
st-eo3tr* Aliens Fresh, Nd.
VIVIAs Is SONS LONDON SHEATHiNG
AETAL FOR SHIPS
The sunseTipsrs have received the Agency this cells
ested English Shestnipg Metal and bss new on hand
And Will : ssprlS OF Sn sises
LAMBERT CUTTINGS 4 CO.,
hEs.-d 6a Buohsnans wharf.
HAVANA TOBACCO
Just received per steamer Baltimore and schocns
Evelne several Invoices Of strictly prime HAVANA TG
RACgO WRAPPERS AND FILLERS, to which We inyite
the attention OF Cigar Manufactured
-. -. a. 4EEAULLER SONS,
oS-u Do Exchange Place
DINE APPLE CHEESE.
4 L. H. Norton b Sons Pine Apple Cheese for sale by
ar - A. l., WEBB 4 BRO.
corner Pratt and Commerce streets,
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ffaaI Hgtltes.

Hls IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the R sIGsepIs
G eea. u of ssEn
SIS late said city deceased sreb ai wppTned sSh
.he With the s g. the tss @sy
or Sy Ss aey IF d
All ndsDtsa under RyB sspa ins
sls Law M GIVE NOTICE, That the SUB
H.; ~ n obtained from the 0Tp ha estate Of JOHN
mSrs Gy late said city hereby warned to exhibit
claims against the , ', Vouchers thereo properly aIen
cafe 10 The subscribe on Is by law ne excluded from
Ty bens Oh 5s fFs9ns C Gwen n Under
1y hand t s day Of J ,KK isI2 ANN prsRAYE
W. - TO GIVE NOTICE That the sunscri-
has ont lined fr,m the Orphans Court Of Batpo ,a
T city dG.a,s 9 r AZ ET rSrse 9aE to
Claims sssn e TIA faa you S'f tr ' tier to Ike sub
sa1b on or before Ith day teruay st2 they may
an persons ndebed to :s!e to
s 81 iR asas 1874 HES Ef FIAT TLsS
TTyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
her. or Baltimore city, 10 r llnd, hath his day oh
IA ned ron the Orphans court Of sad letters tesla
raey aGd Z gdn nstrlHSn Of the peTso' a esae o.
lau agains the said deceased are hereby warned
sober before IN 22d dAq of Fenrustv next they
olh rwe by Law be excluded from ali beneh Of ne
iI estate '''y 2S t;i' 8GBaj tU ekE DRY
T5sUIS is TO CERTIFY. Thai the subscribe
has o5sinei rom the Orphans Court O. laSrf
c, letters ie9taentary on ths estate Of s
cs AZ ,ius; said hereby warned 70 e.htlt The
g de- otn day Of + brGary 1867; they may otherwise
b. Srujei from all benefit OF said estate An peg
al pa. tnent Gwen under my hand M q nay gay q Aa
Tgytiis Is TO GIVE NOTlCE, That ths saoscr-
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~ EEs<E=74zsS=-l NORTHERN
Ss,=k S-zzE-as&e.E! CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore Say 18th, l65l
On ard +tLSr ~ >DsI, lay 18th 1851 Ef=ius North
era Gentfl Railway and depart follows,
:urtAc; notice.
MAIL AZ ? II 4. NJ
EXPRESS 4 !. ) p NJ
!iAERISbtkN [,GGOG aNDAwIOH AT s IL z. N
Tue 81 =. ii Tain conects at Relay fose with tra rs
m estern MaE2iii Railroad Hanover junction with
Han Yer AMI tettEShurE Railroads, Yors witt YVrk
and %:lshtsle Ratlro 4: at Harrisburg with Pennsyl-
Yan'2 tafoad JF all paT.s OF West Also, with Lebanon
Srey k4i! o4d 20 New York direct. 1t Northumberland
WIN t. and Z .2sirogd tor III. gst5n all parts of
EoIlIi alley; ~ SuUuCrg Th pia .eipt and Erie
York ~ 49, -
TAe I g P N Train max all the shoye connections
Lebanoa Valley Rail- cad.
Tie 8lJ TIA makes connections with Pennsylvania
ltailioGd ~ ii parts OF the direct connections
for NV YORK.
TRAINS AiRIV E.-ila at 6 10 P NJ, Express at T. IS
A. 81 HARRISBURG Accommodation at 2 E3 P. y.
For TICk EfS Gnd Information enquire at the Ticket
aS Il JAS g GLAZE E SUMMIT
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R@yfhsF
FAs--%Lss .

- aIH4LEa, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER
We have hand large TtTspt Of LUMBER that We
are set at the lowest cash prices Customers please
apply at the yard i32 LIGHT STREET WHARF or IL tie
corner oi EUTAE AND GERMAN STREETS.
ol5-tf BURNS {; SLOAN.
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