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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
PatrlotIsm of the NIasons.

The following are the resolutions unani-
mously adopted by the Grand Lodge Of Ma.
sons, while in session at Columbus recently
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons regards the doctrine
of secession, as advocated by contrary class
of American politicians, as monstrous a6-
surdity. If acquiesced in, the Constitution
Of the United States would become fslo desc
Resolved, That in this present, unnatural
contest, the institution ofFree Masonry has
no attribute that can take side with rebel.
lion.
Resolved, That it is the duty Of every
worthy Mason, in this hour of peril, to stand
by the General Government even at the
expense of fortune and life; that the bless
ings of Constitutional liberty and Union, al
handed down to us by our Fathers, may b.
enjoyed by us in our day and generation
and be transmitted uuimpaired TO our pos
! terity forever. sta n hae7r g63
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Army Correspondenoe..
CAMP DICK RoBrNsoN, KY,
Oct. II, 1861.

EDITOR JoURNAL;-Thinking that you
might like to hear from the boys of North
Western Ohio, 1 will write you few lines
concerning them and their situation.
After leaving Toledo we made zigzag
run to Columbus, whore we arrived at l p.
M, and were supplied with biscuit and
cup OF coffee each, when we again took cars
for Cincinnati. We arrived at Camp Den
nisou at 0 a. m; allighted, and after having
a breakfast Of boiled ham and bread, and a
short rest, travelled on to the great metrop-
oils, and after marching through its streets
mile and a-hslf came to the Orphan As
ylum, used as the Military Headquarters,
where we remained for the night. AT an
early hour we made preparations for com
Portable snooze, but how vain wero our cal
culations, for scarcely had we closed our
eyes when the order was given, "turn out,
boys, and draw your blankets" Certainly,
there was no little dissatisfaction that the
order should come just at that time; but we
were to get no sleep that night, for after the
blankets, came cartridge boxes, belts, bay
onet scabbard, gun-strap, and last, but not
least essential, our ammunition. At a. M,
we were furnished with two huge crackers,
thick and hard enough to half sole pair Of
stogas, slice of pork and cup of coffee,
when we started for Kentucky; arrived on
Southern soil at sunrise; we gave three
hearty cheers and started toward Louisville
Arrived at Lexington at IL p. M, and took
up our quarters in the depot, sleeping sweet
ly on the floor till morning; then marched
out and pitched our tents, and remained til
4 p. M, of Sunday following, then march
ed to little place called Emincnce, remain
ing till p. M, of Monday, when we tool
the back track and again arrived in Lex
iugton at 8 a. m.; stayed till 8, and tool
the cars and rode to the end of the road, L.
miles, camped, and next morning started
for this place which we reached about p
m., after tedious march OF 10 miles, tool
supper, spread our blankets on the ground
and slept, as weary soldiers only can.
b Since. then we have had first rate times
n 1t has rained this whole day. This morn
Q we drew three days rations, and are t
S march tomorrow toward Cumberland GaI
S We hope to find Zollicofer and give him
4 aogging to tho tune of Hail Columbia.
b There are or o regiments encamped a
: this place. When we move it is rumore
S that the 3lst Ohio regiment will go inI
t winter quarters on our camp ground.
T. The boys are all in first rate spirits, an
n anxious for round with "secesh." Thel
}, are but few cases of sickness in camp; 7
IS 8 have measles, few have bad colds, wit
n these exceptions, the regiment is in goc
It health. Yours, truly, J. w. O.
3 Comp. B, 14th Reg. o. V.
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g. w. AGE,
AT T o NEX AT Il a W.

- a opened an Office in Bucklands NEW Block oppo
III slts the Croghan House, for the purpose Of prace
tfedicne and Surgery, whore he can be found durin
ths dav while not professionally engaged) and At nigh
sensi ~ ~ cbnreh. 7'-'H 7'H Aug. % 1881
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

If we knew the cares and crosses
Crowdinp round our neiphbor's way

II we knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our neighbor's way;
II we knew the little losses,
Sorely grievous day by day;
Would we then so often chide him
For the lack Of thrift and gain
Leaving on his heart shadow9
Leaving on his heart a stain3
If we knew the clouds above us,
Held by gentle blessings there,
Would we turn away all trembling,
In our blind and weak despair2
Would we shrink from little shadows,
Lying on the dewy grass,
While tits only birds Of Eden,
just in mercy flying pastP
If we knew the silent story,
Quivering through the heart Of pain,
Would our womanhood dare doom them
Back to haunts of guilt again
Life hath many tangled crossing,
JOY hath many break of woe,
And the cheeks fear-washed are whitest-
This the blessed angels know.
Let us reach into our bosoms
For the key to others lives,
And with love toward erring nature,
Cherish good that still survives;
So that when our disrobed spirits
Soar to realms of light again,
We may say, dear Father Judge us
AS we judged our fellow men.
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nnnl.Innd q Everetf.

Attorneyp and Counselors AZ Law, and Solicitors in
haneery will attend to professional business and Land
Agency IN sandusy and adjoining counties. Once, 2nt
atory Buckland's Block, Fremont.
r. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

Capt. Chris Miller wounded at the battle ol
Rich Mountain, was elected Auditor of Tippe-
canoe county, iud, at the recent election with
out opposition. This was a well deserved re-
lEardfor patriotic services. if f,4da.i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

aH m Homeopathy.
pr j. W. FAILING having established himself for the
purpose Of practicnR Homeopathy In this place and "
snty would respectfully announce TO the public that MS
nresent will enable those desirous Of avail
n themseves of homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention to their calls whether IN
or out OF town. 81 .lr ~ "a. AZ, j. n.
S- once At hisresidenee, the Turnpike the FIRST
house east Of the Old Catholic Church.
N. b. Dr. F. pays particular ateptipn 70 AZ vi
chronic diseases. Fremoht Aprh w. Ao"O'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

Kankakee county, Ill, where Father ohiui-
guys colony Of french Canadians is located.
and which formerly excited much sympaihy
from the distress occasionad BY drought, short
crops, DC, is this year producing grain Of all
kinds in abundance. A letter from Marteno
Depot, ia that county, says $4,000 bushels Of
grain were shipped from that stafion IN days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
]. L. GREENE 4 SON.

Attorneys at Laws will attend to all business entruse.
their care ONCE In ryers Block, Corner otOroBnai
and Front streets, Fremont, Ohio.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-25
la w LNTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL C0URT-JupGE BOND
II. Miller, indicted for receiving a lot of furs,
stolen from George X. Quail, knowing the same t.
have been stolen, was admitted to bail in the sum
of 81 800; John G. Frank and John Frederick Leh-
man, bondsmen.-Ilenry Smith and VIM. White
compromised an assault upon VIM. Wallace by
payment of costs.--John Sullivan, for assaultng
August Seffman, forfeited his recogpzance.--
John Redinger and Samuel Mansfield, charged
with assaulting each other, compromised on pay
ment of costs.--Dr. Cunningham also npro-
missed an assault upon Caspar Stump--John
Shultz, adiudged guilty of assaulting boy named
James McNew, was fined S. and coss.--Joseph
kuhns, charged with disorderly conduct in the
house of Mary Cline, breaking furniture and re-
sisting the officers, was adjudged guilty; fined 81
and costs and imprisoned six months.--John kel-
baugh was adjudged guilty of assault upon
Michael Maloy, and ordered to pay eostsr-C
! Overman, charged with assaulting Mrs. White
was adjudged not guilty.-.-Adjourned until II
| o'clock this morning.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN.
! The Court was engaged in equity business or
| Saturday. Assignment to-day SCI to GOT.
Nothing done in the other Courts on Saturday.
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The Char Courier wishes its readers to I'M
derstand that when it uses "the simple designation
the President, hereafter, it will refer to the Pres-
dent provisional or otherwise) of the 'Confeder-
ate States -
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SIS, from the schooner SOJf. They were commit
ted by Justice Showacre
A BRuTAL HUsBAND.-Louis Rinehart was arrest
ed on Saturday night, charged with beating his
wife in a shameful manner, and endeavoring to cut
her throat with knife Justice Griffin committed
the accused to Jail for Court.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

NEW YoRK-StedmShip Locust Point-30 bbls molass.
es Woods, Bridges Co.; or. casks wine w. H. Burt;
900 pigs mdse RR Agt rs cases wue 800 pkgs mdse.,
Sam'l 7. Pearce
sAvANNAH-Schr. r. T. Chase.-0O7 pieces lumber, or
der.
CHARLEsroN-Schr. Cusseta-153 casks rice John Viii.
liams Son. ~ pigs mdse., sundry persons
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From California.

FoRT KEARNEY, Feb. 23.-The Pony Express,
from San Francisco on the 9th has arrived. No
new failures are reported. The next shipment of
gold will be light.
In the Legislature the Douglasites had made a
favorable movement for Mr.. Denver. The day for
the election of Senator had not been appointed.
All the workmen at the Navy Yards, forts, and
other public works on the coast, have been dis
oh
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
No South

The New York Evening Post of Saturday, says:
Stocks remain almost stationary and the fluctuations
of AG4 per cent at the will of the leading opera
tors of the Board. The commission houses are doing
little nothing and Of the speculative stocks
were called and passed without single transaction The
market closes extremely inactive at about the quotations
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RIr LincoIn's Route to Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22--lt is reported here on
good authority, that Mr.. Lincoln came to this city
last night via the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
and started in the II O'Clock train for Baltimore.
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50 On ana after January 80, Trains leave
a. . NALF ERf STATION As FOLLOWS:
. me Nail Train daily EXCEPT Sundays a. 6sJ& &c..
for ma, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton
BlnRhampton, Syracuse, Oswego Toronto Quph.. ana
SSSHnres and al parts Of Western New York and Canada
E2Uis and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For mmlttsburg Gettysburg, Lancaster. tt.
hem Allentown, EastOn, Reading Pottsville. Case.pd
Chambersburg, Pa, and Hagerstown Nd
FOR Green Springs, OWings Mills Reiserstown and West
minister. " ~ 49,
For New York city, with only change Of cars and al
as low fare as by other routes.
veeaf can 60 by this train to Detroit a2d Chicago
Niagara ras, at.tila same by other rOutp
york accommodation Train daily (eXcent sunday At
$40 7. ~ for York and points GA the Western Nayaf
R-ihOad. " '' ''' ''''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at r. j. for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Wasl inRton and the South Ivy tie go
over this road.
For TICK ELS and !urorIqato:, apply at the TICK Eft
9FFiGE CaIyert station, n. E. a. Calvert aul
Frank lin streets, Baltimore.
,or,,-,, - JAS. Q. CLARKE, superintendent
JOHN 7. kIGN Ely, Asst Suprri % nni er. in.LLr
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STOCK of Rio this day.. ....,l8l00
SdlsS-2o0 bags Rio per Chattanooga at Is cts; 500
do do do at I'm cts; 500 do do. do at 12 cts 200
do do do at 12& cts $50 do. do per "Mount Vernon
per Monticello" at l1kd12 cts; $50 DO. DO. per "Es
ther, at 12A cts 200 do do do at u cts Total $500
bags.
ciay for the better grades of Rio, which have ad
vancng tendency. The market generally exhibits much
rmness and in consequence of the present agitation Of
the tariff question by Congress, purportng to levy tax
on future imports of Coffee some holders have Withdrawn
their stocks. We quote prime Rio at 10 to l54 cts,
good l2k to 12x cts, fair liz to 124 cts, common
IL to IL cts Laguayra IA to Is cts Java 16 to II cts
NrIrr L IL
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From Honduras.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The schoo ner Dew
Drop, from Honduras on the 10th, has arrived. A
new revolution originating with the reactionary
party is impending. Guardioa and other govern
ment officers had been communicated, and there
were indications of speedy surrender Of Ruatan
to Honduras.
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----=----
Trade between y

Trade between Boston and Charleston
BOsroN, Feb. 22.-Ihe steamer South Carolina
leaves here this afternoon for Charleston with an
immense freight, consisting of provisions, boots,
shoes, etc.
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ship News.
New York, Feb A.-Spoken, February I6 lat.
&c, Ion. 10, bark Redan, from New Orleans for
New York
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK FL EAD AC II E,
CURE
n r r V o u S Fl EA ID A G. II T.
CURE
CEPHALIC Pills
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

BY the f these P lis the periodic stacks Nervous
CT c Headache may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
AMI sickness win be obtained.
They seldom fail ia removing the Nausea and Headache
to When females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding COStiU5neSS.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all
eTSons Of SedeRtary habits they valuable Lq1G-
tire, improving The appetite giving and rgor the
digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
tr2ngth of the whole system
The CEPHAIIC PILLS the result OF Ling investigs
ton and carefully conducted experiments, having been in
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the system
from a deraDged state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composite n, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making change of diet, and the absence Of any dis
agreeable tcSe renders easy to administer them to chill
Gren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C. spaldugo
eSch Box.
Sold ny Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Hox will he sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Az orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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ESlagetazy si.0 Commercial aesism.
RAIrIMnRE Feb % 1861

BALTIMORE, Feb. %, 1861.
The Stock market continues sluggish and inactive but
the feeling in it rather rmer to-day than on Thurs
day. which day the last session of the Board held
The leading stock Baltimore and Ohio RailroadJ
fair request and sales made of 200 shares SO at
s59& buyer 60 days. and $50 $50 cash, this figure be
ing an advance Of half dollar the cash sales of
Thursday This stock closed at s5SA bid, s594 asked
regular way, and S59R bid, $59A asked buyer GO days.
In Northern Central Railway there nothing done
it closed at Sl3K bid s14 asked regular way. sale
was made to-day of $3.50 Maryland 1890 6s at I0O whc
inquire was bid for more but nothing done far
We could learn in City 6s. They closed however at 95X
bid for 1885, and 96 bid 95 asked for 1905 For Rail-
road bonds there inquiry and sales were made
OF $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at So and 81 900
Northern Central 1855 there nothing DONE but they
closed at As bid so asked In the Mining stocks there
was some movement and prices for them were pretty
we'll maintained Sales were made of 100 shares Gardner
Hill at 81 Co. 600 shares Silver Valley at So cts 100
shares North State at 20 cs and 800 shares Baltimore
and North Carolina also at 20 cts For Springfield S1s5
was bid, and 81 asked Guord closed SIS cts bid 65
cts asked; and Rudisell at SIS cts bid 81 25 asked
Financial affairs continue in very unsettled and
satisfactory condition Money is unquesonably abun-
dan and strictly rstcass endorsed paper readily
enough negotiated at 10@12 per cent bnt single name
paper generally unsaleable paper which does not
rank as rstcass could not be negotiated any
whatever. Want of confidence appears to be the pre-
valng sentiment and business of all descriptions
fers greatly in consequence.
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belle VERNON, OEI0, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY c. SpALDiNG, Esq.
Please find incosei twenty-five cents for which send
another box of Cephallc Pills. they truly tie
best Pills IhaUe eper tried
Direct A. SLOWER p n.
Belle VerHon, WYaniot Co, q.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

y AVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
4. CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
The most reliable Nautical instrument Makers in Getty
sni where the best assortment OF every article in the h'-
hcal lne can he found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Ctlronometers for sale or hire
JAMES Z. KEEP & Co,
3S-tf Successors to I!sgrrr 4 Rrn.Ier
MEDICINE CHESTS.
a tine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones repenshed at shortest notice by
". II. READ, Druggist,
n29tf one door South If Pratt RatmSre
{ IHRONOMETEKS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
80 THE Ia EST ASSORTMENT OF TIE AROVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTER,
Formerly with ard now SOLE AGENT FOR h. 4 6
BLUNT. New York fr22-tf
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PAX
January is, 1861.
SIR You will please send two boxes your Cephaic
Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO b. SINONS.
P.S-Ihare used ore Jo1 If yd'r Pals, and find them
6gceNeRt.
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cdgevilie Court House.

Buriiing OF the NltlicdSeville Court House
MILLEDGEvILLE, Feb. 23.-The Court House at
this place was burned down at o'clock this morn
ing. The books and papers to great extent were
saved, but nothing was left of the building but
smoking walls. 1t is supposed that it was set on
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BY leaving in H. l5A q train will connect at WILMINGTON
with 6S5 81 traln daily eScept Sunday for ali stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays for hiord Noadays, ed
nesdays and Fridays for SeaoId or by avug P
can procure ascpoyer check from Conductor, send the
night in WILMINGTON, and take the 95S train AZ
stations b-tween VI lmngton and salisbury
NOTICEA coored persons, whether bond or nee VII
ne required 70 bring suHe responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who VIII be willing Ia sim
portion or the road '
n2ttf WI CEAlEFnRn Arn-.
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from the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr. Spading would connect his name with an artic
he did not knov to possess real merit.
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WM. CRAWFORD, Agent
IL s2s r-gzzzEs..zfgzV7l FOR TEE
~ ~ sS 1s5=55:. VEST AND So"-..

s2SS ~ SszSe:5.s-@ VEST 4 NJ .SGr~.
BALTIMORE AND emo RAILROAD
On and after November 18TH 1850 the trains will 20,
4 elbows:
Leave Camden Station, 81. .ialors- Mail ,ex cei gl,
ct 400 A. II. Express daily al 100 J. ~ Boil T-.,gs .
directly through 70 ALL PARTS "a TIE WEST Sol ri.
WEST AND NORTHWEST. -
FOR ~ L IL SSE ! GERM
Between Baltimore ard Piedmont tsketr 2 20 T. = ..
commodatiOu train; between Cumberland and Ns.r,i--
and 40 ,. N. tr8a from IA tigeore
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Rgltinl.r, N 1yp &
and Frederick at 7.35 A. Vi
TIE ELLJCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ats
4. NJ, and and SEQ ?. 81, and Eliroit's MIN al rs
NJ, $50 and ~ P n
Leave Baltimore at as ana 6%5 A. NJ andS 10 ait2J
v. On Sundays at i25 A. II. only. Leave Washington
GO aud TAO 4 n, ana Il and SEQ + NJ n Slni4vs ~
Sl5 ?. Nj only. The second and tli,G only mon.
Baltimore stop st v1y points The second an Ecpr fra
from Baltimore and the second and third oc Washagto.
connect Aith trains the Annapolis Road.
For urthernformatloD, tickets Of every kind &c apr}
to ) T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden STATIC or At ii.
Picket 0f3ce. " P. SMITH.
. ,l,r, =, mo. Master q Iransp, rtston.
i. VI COLE, Tenefai liCket Agent, ngGtF
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From the Democrat, St Cloud, Mimi
IT you are, or have been troubled with the healac
send for box, Cephalic Pills. that you may have tn
in of an attack
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz: Cure OF headache 10 oil lis forms
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Steamboats,.
ST le..BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-

s.slk=- BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
- = MA STEAM COMPANY.
p6iI Il DAILY LIN Except Sunday for PORT De
IT ~ ia ne DE GRACE. and TIDE WATER CANAL.
steaihooat IANCASTER,' Capt Tomlinson, viii
ehce ieT regular trips for the season on SATURDAY,
T i h9 ND Ie1ying WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY
a, $50 ! THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNING.
NjSH22T ~ K5tnTnng will leave PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
o'cScl. a. y, " IN FSDA1 and FRIDAY MORNING at
luffihsr notice oi- az I" ''IcA a NJ uu''i
rpenca ba1's er PORTSMOUTH, Capt PHILLIPS will com
Watsr uar trips for the son as soon az The Tide
with he ~ order, and will on the opposite day
Freight received d.;i,, t.-,.
Quired in all cases 'upcdIa receipts Tor trtlght re
All Boats and CarVnrr to,..I ., a.,
speCtiVe owners 0i.'' At 'he lisa oil lhef re
The agent at HavTe de tirf ce will ,t,s,l 10 -,
iatrchandse consigned to i'm any 20 nton he
wanna Canals or Will attend 20 resirnn1 fiat nr5 S
elsewhere. JOS TsG rrrhRRIttIIeibbhla Or
$3.50 '-'N' IA LUX,
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from the St. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills)
rapidly increasing.
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1850.

BEVERLY MASS, Dec IL, 1860.
II. C. SPALDIYG, Esq
wish for circulars large show bills, TO bring
your Cephac Pills particularly before my
If you have thing of the kind, please send to
One OF customers who is subject to Sick Head
ache Casually lasting two daYs,) cured Of attack
an one hoer bgpoWr PiHS, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES.
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OLD DOMINION STEAN8o
RgtI 8asas.
WINTER ARRAMGEMENr


fsszs e1sES- IF NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiI.WAs
CHANGE OF HOURS
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HAyERFoRD, PA, Feb c, 1851.
Mr.. SPALpING.
SIR ! wish you to send box OF your Cepha
lie Pills, hire reccircd great deal cf benefit fran uem
Yours, respectfully
NARY ANN ST0IKH0USE.