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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
The Military in Nemaha County.

The past week has been decidedly
"some military in this county.
The Peru Home Guards Capt. HEX.
MAN, and the Nemaha City Home Guards
Capt. FAIRBRorHER, have been giving
extraordinary attention to drill, and per-
feeling their organization. We had not
the pleasure of witnessing their opera
lions, but are told they are doing finely.
The "Nemaha County Cavalry" Capt.
MINN1cK, have for some time devoted
much attention to drill, and have become
quite perfect. They paraded in our city
last friday evening, The company is
composed principally of farmers, and are
all of the right kind for any emergency,
in behalf of their country.
The Paddock Guards" Capt. MAT
rHEws, and the Home Guards" Capt.
HEwETT, of this city, are both compa-
MES of which we may well be proud
We venture the assertion, that no set; of
men anywhere, are more studious, or
make more rapid advancement in becom-
ing proficient in drill.
So far, but one company, the "HOme
Guards" of this city, has been provided
with arms by the Territory. The others
have been using ordinary shot guns and
The failure to secure arms of
course has operated as quite a drawback,
and dampened in no small degree, their
energies. The recent excited state of
in this region. however, has fully
aroused the different companies, and The
prospect now is that they will be fully
before long. Assistant Adjt. H.
II. HARDING, was in our place on an of.
fetal visit on Friday and Saturday last.
for the purpose of ascertalning our want
and strength. He informs us that the
probabilities are that in three or four
weeks the companies will all be equipped
We notice that several of u old as
s%ociates in this Territory have been ele-
10 position in the new Territory of
Colorado.
H. P. Bennett, formerly of this Ter
as we stated last week, is elected
delegate to Congress by 1894 majority.
C. T. Holly, E. s. White, and G. NJ.
Chilcott, also of Nebraska, were elected
10 the Home branch of the Legislature.
Geo. A. Hinsdale, w. L. Clancy, B. r.
and l.. L. Bowen run but fail.
ed 10 make the connection.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
EstraY Notice.

On or about The first day % September 1861. I took
mp a. ms residence iu townships ran~e 5 Clay G unity,
Nebraska q dark bay mare, sbout 10 years old IS bands
high, 4 white stripe in her face, and both hind feet white
Appraised Al $50, b. II. B. Austin and II W. Parker
E 4
Turkey Greek, Clay County, September 5ih 1861 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
THE ADVERTISER.
r. w. FURNAs. EDITOR.
THURsDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10, 1861.

Then up with our nag! let It stream on the air!
Though our fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had souls
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slavesi
Up, up with that banner where'er itmay call,
Our millions shall rally around
A nation Of freenen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed On the ground.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
PROBATE JUICE.

Mr.. FDITOR-YoU will please announce my name as
a Candidate Tor re-electiCn 20 the ,nice 81 Pr bate Judge
of Nemaha County. e.. W. WHEELER.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name OF JONAS
HACKER a. a candidate Tor the flee at Probate Judge
for Nemtha Comfy, N. T.. MAN VOTERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
PREPARE ~ TINE
Af'iN-T FHs
4 FIRE OF Fair
~ tt1lue Ne. Insurance,
Is tbs
EAJ lux I'LL J8AHg5 n
OF HARTFORD, ~
TIE Ernifs Of TIE p

Are manifest in the following stateme,. r. f.
and figures, showing TIE amount equaiiz.d h
benefit in the shape Of losses paid in tbo 49,
South, durins the pastf0ur years "a substantial =,
ord ola
Well Tried COrDOrDfion
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
A Nafi0naf Fast.
PR G L A NJ N

By The President Of the Unlted STATES.
Whereas, a joint Committee of both
Houses of Congress has waited on the
President of the United States, and re-
quested him to recommend a day of Pub.
lie humiliation, prayer and fasting, to be
observed by the people Of the United
States with religious %Solelnnities, and the
Offering of fervent applications to AL
mighty God for the alety aud welfare of
the United States, His blessings on their
arms, aud a speedy restoration Of peace.
And whereas, ii is fit and becoming TO
all people at all times TO acknowlt dge
and revere the Supreme Government of
God, to bow in humble submission to his
chastisements, TO confess and drplor/
their sins and transgresSlons in the tull
conviction that the fear Of the Lord Is
the beginning of wisdom, and to pray
with all fervor and cantrition for the par
don of their past offences, and for a bles-
sing upon their present and prospective
action.
And whereas. When our beloved coun-
try, once by the blessing of God, united,
prosperous and happy, is now afflicted
with faction aud civil war, it is peculiar
ly fit for US 10 recognize the hand OF
God 10 this visitation, and in ~sorrowful
remembrance of our own faults and
crimes as a nation and as individuals, 10
humble ourselves before Hun, aud TO r
for His mercy-to pray that we may be
spared further punishment, though Justly
deserved that our arms may be blessed
and made efectual for the re-estatii,h-
ment of law, order and peace t~hrcu.tou,
our country, and that The iGastuuabit
boon of civil and religious liberty, earn
ed under his guidance and blessing by
the labor and suferiDgs of our fathers.
may be restored in all its original ex-
.cellence. Therefore, l, Abraham Lin
coin, President Of the United States, do
appoint the
LAST THURSDAY OF SEPTEMBER
next, as a day Of humiliation, prayer
and fasting for all the people OF the ma
and l do earnestly recommend 10
all the people, and especially 20 all the
and teachers of religion Of all
denominations, and to all heads OF fami-
lies-to observe and keep that day ac-
to their several creed5 and modes
Of worship in all humility, and with all
religious solemuity, and to the end thai
the united prayer of the nation may as
cend to the Throne of Grace, and bring
down plentiful blessings upon our owD
country.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the great seal
Of the United States to be affixed, this
18th day of August, A. D. 1861, and of
he independence of the United States
Of America, The eighly-sixrh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
RFPRESEMTATIVR

We are authorized to announce the name Of A.. s.
HOLIDAY as a Candidate for Representative in the
Legislature from Nemaha County.
We are anti. rized to Announce the name Of JOHN P.
CROTHER as a candidate for Representative IN the
legislature from Nemdha County.
We are authorized to announce the name Of JESSIE
john as n %pandiddte for Representative from Nemaha
County.
We are authorized to announce the name Of !. L. Col.
Inns rs a Candidate for Representative from Nemaha
County.
We are authorized to announce the name ~ W. G.
GLASGOW as d cdndidat e for Representative from Ne
naha County.
as a candate for Represe ntatIve in Neuisha county.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce III, name ~ THOMAS
RUFUS JONES as a ~cia'idate Tor Representative from
Nenldhd county.
We are authorized to announce the name Of GEORGE
mdhd county.
TREASURER.
We a~e authorized to announce The name ef D. c.
SANDERS aS a Candidate for the ofice If County Teas
ufer Of Nemaha County.
TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
We are authorized to announce the name Of sTEPH
IN D BANGS Of SIrpy county as d candidate Tor the
,fice Of Territorial Auditor.
nIED--In this city On Tge~d,y Sept. 18Th, Of acute
Hdpati i, MICHAEL 5. HALLINANs aged 81 years.
'Requiescat in pace"
- III this City on The II Of September. or CoIe-a
Intantum, WALTRR EDGAR HARRISOS, aged five
m"nths
The father is a member Of Company &C" 1st regimen,
volunteers, and now in the field IN the service
OF his country The bereaved mother has tie sympa-
thies Of The community
q take these little lambs, said He,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall fad in me;
In me be ever blest:"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
VIM. H. SEWARD, Src'y State.


The following petition in regard to the
Observance of a National Fast day, sci
apart by the President of the United
States, has been circulated in this place
and the names of business men attach
ed.
I'm view of The present deplora5le con
dition of our country. we, the undersign-
ed. citizens of Brownville aud vicinity.
agree 10 lay aside. 30 far as pracurable.
our secular employment On Thursday, the
26lh of September, which, through the
recommendation of Congress. has been
appointed by the President of the Unit, d
States to be observed as a day OF humili-
atlon before God on account of our ma
tional sins. and in prayer to him that he
wouid have mercy on US, and avert the
caIamities with which our nation is now
afflicted.
I'VE respectfully ask the cooperation
of all who desire Gods blessing on our
nation, and on this community in the. OBJ
servanee Of that day.
81 viii yet for this be inquired Of by the house
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

cy Names Of Candidates announced until day Of
election for Syst, 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

FArRBANK's ScALEs.-It is a significant iaeI' "h,eh
The public will appreciate that whenever ne" sSde
are but upon the market, as large NUMBERS H''e
from time to time during the last thirty years "
seems to be the drst and chief aim Of the Masters -
.bou, mar they are the same as Fairbanks, or ike
mon, rbave taken premiums over them. thus recog-
,izipq tie latter as the standard for excellence and
showing the strong hold they have upon the public con
fdence. It's a well-known fact that while most u
these scales have, after more or less uih pa|'t"
maiply out OF use, Fairbanks have gene steadily ior-
ward. Increasing in public favor year utte year an'
are now much more generally used chan all other '"t
only in this country, but wherever American c'mH'e Co
has been carried. This could not be 50 II ihey were IL
all that is claimed for them in respect TO iteif '"rs-
~biHtr~as well as convenience aai accuracy Garage
TFibUne.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
Nellee tO P~re-Rmni0rs.

tEM2Ha laSg -
Brwry1a il. Au sast 42n4 t11t
III Jacob Wiiger SfaAi Bdaecame uhAmCs Id
G4r-s- coleman -ud u-uiei SlsdleT 3eU arg
uruaar at l1c fset ia DC hrswnTfie N-l
t65rtv DAYS fg9n ths datcof bis Hoties and n-s
aaic:1aai "a relation 10 you Prc-Empson enll
accordance with instructions from Tie ComNis''
of The General Land on q NJ WashiDEton-
KICHAEp Z. BARRETT kcgls-s'
c. 3. SMITH, Recsiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

We see by the Denver .Nsus that in
the organization of the First Regiment
Colorado Volunteers Rev. ]. NJ. CHIv-
1Ncrox, formerly Of this section of Ne
braska, was elected Major. Mr.. C. is a
whole team can preach, pray and fight.
He was both a soldier of the cross" and
musket, lhroigh the Kansas war.
We are still without newspaper mails
from the East.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
COUNTY C1EMIssIOKER

We arc authorized 70 arucunce the 1ame Ct D T.
ELLIS, as a candidate for the Uf9ce Of County C3mmis-
-siOuer
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

s.psApAR1LLA This tropical root has a reputation
vide as the world. for during one class OF ais9IueIs." .
mo hast antidOte we possess for scrs-ulous o0mptalnts'
pnt ~ no brought into use. its virtues must De ooiCeH-
frsfed and combined with other medieine>t thar thctease
~ r,rer some reliable compound OF this charaeIe'
,sasad in he community. Read the advertise
az Or. AYERS SdrsapaFilia IN oar columns, 49,
$50, "A reeds no encunium from rs to give our CtIlAsns
ennAlence in what be o~ners.-organ Syracuse NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
IhTIAG AND BOARDING
H q - IA.
BROWNTJLLE. ". T..
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Theodore wis, before Jesse Jshns, !. p, q Ne
rs maba County, NebrasA Tern
Gurdpn II. Wick tory.
on the 10 b day Of August A. .. 1861. said sustt9
issued an order Of attachment in he above sttleA ~
the sun CT s3l aud cDsfs- sHd ca-e witt Re tre1 ~
Der 5.h. 1861. r " THOMAS AtGy for FsD'
Brownyiile Ausust 2l,a,ls6t. lus-3nl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

We are authorized 70 announ e the name Of q B
IEWETT As a candidate FOR the Office OF Prosecuting
Attorney for Nemdha county.
We are authorized to announce the name of CHARLES
G DORSEY as a candidate for the Cfdce or Prosecuting
Attorney tor Nemaha County
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19
e
COUNCILMAN.

We are authorized to announce the name Of f. 1
GRUaB as a Candidate for the Onica oi County Survey
or Of Nemaha County
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

We are authorized to announce the name Of JOHN
MCPHERSON as a %canihlafe for Councilman from Ne
maIa and Johnson Counties. 10 al the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation u T. W. linton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

FKANKFoRT, KY, Sept. IL.
The House this morning adopted a res
Gution directing the Governor TO issue a
proclamation ordering the confederate
troops 10 ~evacuate Kentucky soil. The
vote stood n against 26.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
VIC are au- hos lied to announce the name Of sTrPH.
IN D BANGS Of SIrpy county as a candidate Tor the
IfCe Of Territorial Auditor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

A special to the Journal, from Wash
ington, says Gen. Mcclellan has carried
Halls Hill, losing Is killed. Gen. Banks
command is within a short distance, and
II general engagement is expected to-
morrow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

AGAG OhEh.
We a~e authorized to announce The name Of D.
SANDERS A. a Candidate for the onice VI County TIE
urer Of Nemaha County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

c. o. SMITH, Rsssiyer,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-19

1 VIII yetior this De lnquired OF by the mouse
of Israel, to do it for them"
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sezzf oA INDIA b FSL IiA hf NTfERpoRf

steamers METRoPnLN. EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, az treat
strength and speed bat particularly adapted 10 the
navigation of Long Island Sound, running in oop-
nection With the Fail River and Old Colony RsiI-
road distance OF 81 niles only TO Boston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Bsttery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT Brayton
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'CLOCK
m., touching at Newport eaoh way.
The Stes meT METROPOLIS, CAPT Brown. ON
Tuesdays, IhursdayB, and SSturdays, a. o,olocf
7: NJ, touching 81 Newport each way.
These Steamers sGe lifted with commodious
state rooms and every arrangement for the ssepri-
q and comfort OF Passengers, who are afforded by
thlk route nights rest or bosrd. and on arriya
81 Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting or the Aoccmmoda-
tion Z! Q A; NJ, BY wRIch they may reach Boston
A baggage master 10 attached to each steaney
who receives and tickets the baggage, and Accom-.
tsnies the ssEle to Its destination.
4 steamer Iupe IL oonnectlon with this Line bs-
tween Fail River and Providence daily, eIcest
Sundays.
Freight 70 Boston Is forwarded through with
Geat dispatch by an Express Train, which looree
raj klver ever morning, Sundays excepted %
10 O'Clock for Boston ard New Bedford, srrtyins
~ Its destinet AZ about II A NJ
For freight or passage, Apply on board. or 81 the
once On Pier No. North River For state rooms
and berths apply on board or If desired 10 secpre
tnem In advance, 20 W NJ. BORDEN, Art
20 and II W est street, n "
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THE EVENING STAR.
INTERFERING NEWS FIR ON THE
q A =

- II ~ = w > II n Onl
TIT -EET sou tn /
From late Southern papers We CLEAN the fol-
lowing Interesting budget: /.
--... ..-.- IN DANGER.
The Courier expresses the opinion that
Clsrksvills, Nashville, and Memphis are in
greater danger than the people Of Tennessee
generally spprehend, and exhorts the authori-
Iles 10 At once prepare the means of defence.
IL GETTING DOWN ON TIE sHISPLAsrERs.
The Confederate Grand Jury, on the LIST, at
Richmond, found true bills against the city Of
Riehm osd, several Savings Banks, and pri-
yate individuals, for issuing shin plasters
FRoN NEAPHIs
The following special dispatches are from
the Memphis Avalanche Of last Monday:
Little Rock, Nor. 9.-Hons. f. W. johnson
and G. b. Mitchell have been elected Senators
from this State. The choice was made on the
first ballot in joint convention.
Nashvtls, Noe. 9.-Gen. Breckinridge ar
rived here to-day from Richmond. He is as
signed to the command of brigade at Bowling
Green
Two bridges were burned last night on the
Georgia State road, about fifteen miles beyond
Chattanooga. II is not known whether il was
There will be no delay. They will be repaired
in few days.
Returns show that the Union men of Ten.
nessee did not vote at the recent election, for
the reason, IL is understood, that they do not
aeknowiedge the Confederate Government.
The Bowling Green correspondent Of the
Union aud American says Ito Lincolnites were
sent TO Brsndenburg, Meade county, last week.
The Southern men killed SIX and drove the
rest from the country.
We CLEAN the following news items from the
came copy Of the Avalanche:
The Mansion House at hatcher was destroy
cd by fire on Monday night, 4th inst. The FIRE
IL supposed to have originated in q defective
fue.
The Galveston Civilian says, that at last ac-
counts Gen. Houston was slowly recovering.
and was deemed out Of danger.
The city Jail is not so full "a it has BEEN
Yesterday We found only 30 State prisoners,
IL on the chain gang, and runaWays confined
there
FAILUR
The Centreville, Virginia, correspondent Of
the Mercury of October 80, says of the famous
shot-proof iren-sides at Norfolk
81 regret to learn that the iron sheathing
for the Merrimac has proved, under trials
made recently at jamestown Island with CO.
lumbiads, to be almost worthless
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INV THE REGULAR NAIL LINZ
ayII9A p ssR92TSNs sfoSlSSISSsS

PROVIDENCE, Fob Dos
TON-lnland Route-The shortest aud Inost Al
reot-Carry the Eastern Mail.
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt J. G,
Seer; and COMMONWEALTH Capt }, w.
Providepcs,snd Boston and Providence Railroad,
lsavIpy New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No ls North River, 81 O'Clock p. NJ, and
GToton II s.SO O'clocs =. M, or on the arrival Of
no Mail Tram which leaves Boston "a 6sOP Nj.
Az TIE PLSMQUTH ROCK from New Yorf-
tcI Is, s9a,, Th15sdsy, a1d SATURDAY.
The COMMONWEA' TIL, from New York-
tuesday. Thnredsy, and Saturday. From Grotou
MONDAY, "Wednesday, aRd Friday.
Passengers from Groton proceed per railroad 20
Providence and Boston, In the Express Nal
Iraln, reachins Sa'd place in advance Of those bJ
other rortes, and IN ample time Cor al the esry
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas.
sensers that prefer il, remain on board the
s'eaIaer, enjoy nlghts' rest undstuTbed break
last II desired, and leave GrotOn In the = Is A, Nj
Trsin, connecting at Providence With the Is0
A Nj. Train for Boston.
Fare from Providence 90 Newport, Fifty cents
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
Trsln each way.
For Passage, Bsrths, State Rooms, or Frsirbt.
spPly on board the steamer, or at the Freix III
0fiee, Pier 10 North River, or st tie once OF
the Company, No. lis w est street corner Of Cort-
tano street. New York, Feb. %. 1881.
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OHILADFLrHIA PROVISION STORE,
II ITO EEAnENI- v. a

Z,
6Gt,reSH lSIa ard 20'h SIS
The undersigned, HAVING located himself a.
above, takes This meth "a ofiEformi1g the cit zsns
OF the First Ward that he has opened a first O ass
Provision store, conducted similar to thoss for
shich Phlladelphic is fsmous
Here eau be toGn' at al times q large and fresh
supply of rOUi TRY, GAME, LEE, NUT
Tor, &c. FRUITS aud VEGETABLES in sea
son.
Partlculsr attention is o.lled to his stock ard
grlces of BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
Pnilade phls Print utter ........-.... q oents
Goshen ard Western Reserve -. rs and 20 cents
Being determined to give the strictest attention
20 the wants 81 MS customers, and TO keep every
article In his line OF the best aus' and sell the
lowest market prices, he hopes to merit shars Of
public patronage.
Families will be waited upon daily for orders, if
required.
no Is THOMAS r. WILSON
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.~ c,z,zzxzx LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
~ 49, EsSs FOR NEW YORK.


., The Camden and Amboy snd Phlladslphl. and
gELPilA TO NEW YORK AND WAY
kb iF2 bEFFE 1EE s.S. a !. 81
AtsA. NJ yis Camden and Anboy, &c. End A.
AIS A. NJ, We Camden and Jersey City. IN. J..
AT . a. ~. via Camden and Jerssy Cr:y. Morn
At5lk :. NJ. via KsE.ips.on and Jerroy City.
At ~ r; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
APP M, via Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At $G a. via KenrinstOn and Jersey City,
At x NJ, via Ksrsinrton and Jersey City,
!SeSoRd Class TIoket.D
AtlIT ?; NJ, VIA Camden ,nd sr,.J City. (sOuth-
h.SP. a. via Camden and Apsoy, .Oconmod.7
TIE Z =: Mail Train Elus daily. The IN p.
PS essSIS Si?? snd * Ill., rsRs sss
For WrtcE esp, strouds bsrf. Scranton, W likes
i,Gm KeEsinstOp, wa Delaware, Lsofavanns and
Fci @iaeh c613s, ApcgtOva sd geth!eAsn .,
ths 70 a a. ll,s connects with the train iesvinE
Fer N cunt Holly It and A. III. and ana %
FOR Freehold q. sA. Il. and sP.M.
For Br lstol, Treptos, Co.. IL 10 A. NJ, * ana
Walnut stree. wharf.
For Palmyra Riyert0n, Dslanco, Beverly Bur
in{ton. iyrenneoo, BordeGtovu, 60, 81 Is1 l.,
Steamer TrorSol Eor Bordoutovu, and inteyue-
oi h places O. 21s p. NJ. from Walnlt street
IL For New York and Way Lines, leaving
henslnEtuE Con0t, take tho cars on Fifth sfrest
above ~ nat, hoi an hcur bsEore cssarture The
cara THE t.t) tIe Depot, SID Ca ARRIVAL oftrain M
tilty pou9ds OF bassaEe only allowed to each
passenger Passengers ere prohibited from taking
all baggage over fifty pounds 10 be Bs!d Tor
sftf- The company limit their responsibility for
baggage to one col Gr per round and val not be
liable i;ir gay amount beyond one hundred do ars
except by special Contract.
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= HERE IS SOMETHING YOU WANT
SOLDIERS, 8 iPf STORE
SIS LOU SIAM Avenue. bet. {. h and 9TH sts.
Best Goods,
Lowest Prices,
Suffers Supplied,
no elm Call and Sac
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- FOR TIE
80 go H&5t WEST AND SOUTH
'>x BALTIMORE AND OHIO

sEE3$ ETAs1 WET AND SOUTH
- BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
On Rnc after M6T IGth, 1851, the trains will run
Is follows, vis:-Leaye Camden Station, Ba!tI-
I1oIe,.Msll, except Sundnyp az s; 50 A. A.; EI-
through FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Betveon Baltimore and Piedmont Is ke the A. RI.
Tram; hetvean Piedmont and Wheeling take Ao
e9mnGdStion iIe!n. lea'Ins Piedmont st S. 20 A.
tie s 50 A III Train from Ia timoTe.
The EREDERLCk TRAIN leaves Baltimore
at 50 Z. NJ. and frocerick ~ $50 A. FL,
Tn. ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN Iosye R.l-
timOre at % and s.I5 A. NJ. and Is and $40 p NJ
sad EIIIeotts Mills a. 7.&0 and llG0 A. NJ. and SIS
and 100 Z. NJ.
For further information, TIckets of every kind,
&C, apply TO J; ENGLAND Agent, at Camden
station, or a. the Ticket Office.
w. p SMITH,
Master of Transportion,
i. Il. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't
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ZINE SHAKER AND OTHER WHITB
FLANNELs; With all other kinds Of Woo sss
y One o., Pnes Gals. ma red In plain ksuras hsnOs.
All buying and selling being now rednced No the
Cash standard, our whole scale Of prices 10 sos 10
conform thereto.
An examination of stock implies no Obligation
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