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pLAIR co. NORMAL SCHOOL, AND

D SEMINARY.-Fall Term, begins Aug. 18th
lS6I-Daily instruction given in the Theory and
Practice of Teaching Boarding 81 so per week.
Tuition in fnll, English and Scientific course,
S6,S2 per quarter of ten weeks. For circular con-
tanning full particulars, address
OSBORNE q DICkERSON, Principals
July 10. lS6l-3t. Martinsburg Blair co. Pa.
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THAT FIaHr.-The fight on Saturday even
ing, did not result in any serious damage.
But, in our opinion, the persons who were IN
the fault, should be ashamed of their conduct,
and not engage in the like again.
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The WEArHER.-During the last week the
weather was somewhat changeable. We had
some rain nearly every day, and the air has
been quite cool. Rather unfavorable weather
for hay making.
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THE JOURNAL.
CLEARFIELD, PA, JULY II, 1861.

TuANKs.-Hon. John Patton, and Hon.
Chaplin Hall, will please accept our thanks,
for several valuable public documents. And
also Hon. L. w. Hall, for similar favors.
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DROVISION AND GROCERY STORE.
II The undersigned keeps constant hand
at his store room in Philipsburga Centreycounty.
full stock of Flour, Hams, Shoulders Sides, Cof-
fee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Mola sses, &c. Alse Lii
quors of all kinds, Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, &c; all
of which he offers TO purchasers on the most ad
vantageous terms Give him a call, and try his
articles. Imar2l ROBERT LLOYD
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RANKING AND COLLECTION OFFICE
LEONARD. FINNEY & CO..

CLEARFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
Bills of Exchange. Notes and Drafts Discounted.
Deposits received Collections made and proceeds
promptly remitted. Exchange the Cities
stantly on hand. 0hfce, on Second street, in the
room lately occupied by W. A. Wallace, Esd
JAMES T. LEONARD. D. A. FIsssr-
A. WALLACE. a C. FIsSEr-
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nENTAL CARD.-A. NJ. SMITH, offers his pro-
~ fessional services to the Ladies and q entlemen
of Clearfeld and vicinity All operations upon the
teeth executed with neatness and despatch. Being
familiar with all the late improvements he is pre-
pared to make artificial teeth in the best manner
Office in Shaw's New Row, Clearfeld. Sep. I5.
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nR NJ. WOODS, tenders his professional servi-
- ces to the citizens of Clearfeld and vicinity
Residence on Second street, opposite the office of
L. J. Grams. Esq. Office, the same that was recent
ly occupied by Hon. q r Barrett, where he can
be found unless absentOn professional business.
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STIRRING TIMES IN pHILADEL-

STIRRING TIMES IN PHILADEL-
~ PHlA - TreDsea,ious Escshe1senf among hke
Masses ,a!,--EXCITING FOOT RACE 5ef~eeN Me
co7nterf5t,er James Buchanan Cross ~! Cross
Recaptscyed it!tl-It to be the general opIn-
ion in Clearfield. that if Cross had worn pair Of
Frank Shorts Freneh-calf Boots, that he wcsld
not be taken yet However, Shorty is not much
put out at missing his custom; but would
nounce to all Brecktnrtdge Douglas, Lincoln and
Bell Dle,s and women and children in Clearfsld,
and Sinnemahoning in particular, that he is pre-
pared to furnish them with Boots. Shoes and Cal
ters of any style pattern stitched sewed or peg
ged fand as he is short fellow short notice
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange.
and cash not refused. Repairing done in the neat
est manner and charges moderate, at the Short
Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite Reed WsA
yer g. Cos store. FRANK SHORT.
B Findings for sale Aug %, 1850
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T0HN HUIDEK0PER. Civil Engineer and Land
= Surveyor, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Clearfeld county. All business
trusted to him viii be promptly and faithfully yexA
9cuted He can be found at the banking house Of
Leonard, Finney 4 Co. Sept q, 1859.
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nR. JEFFERSON LITZ, having located at Ora
- hamton Clearield county, Pa, will attend
promptly to all professional business ep rusted TO
his He may at all times be found at his Of
flee at the residence of j. B. Walters. when
professionally engaged. March Is, 1861.
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For the .Raftsman,s Journal. ;,

Mr.. EDrroR In your issue OF June 18th,
you published by request, an article taken
from Boston ssExchange," purporting to be
| n 'sSummary of the doctrines of the Advent
ists." That ''summary" is partly true and
partly false. Will You, therefore, in simple
justice to us and the community; please insert
the following corrections
Article l. ''That man is mortal, soul and
body" AdventistS believe that the soul of
| man can never die.
Article 2. .sThat the daad are wholly un-
conscious; consequently are neither happy
nor in misery" Adyentists believe that the
dead are conscious, and are either happy or
in misery.
Article g. "That if there is not to be in the
future literal resurre ction of the dead, there
can be no future life for them that have died.
This A9ventists do believe.
Article 4. s'The rewards and punishments
promised in the Bible not to be given un-
til the second advent of Christ" Advent
lists believe this.
Article D. ssModern spiritual manifestations
are not the work of departed human spirits,
but are produced by another order of beings,
called in the Bible demons whose object is
to ruin all who believe in them" We believe
modern spiritual manifestations to be a revi-
val of ancient wtchcraft, and is produced by
'demons,' whom Jews, Greeks, Romans, and
the Disciples, understood to be the spirits of
the wicked dead
Article 6. ssChrist is soon to make his lit
eral glorious advent to this world. to save all
those that obey him.'' This we believe.
Article Z. ssThat the earth is TO be purified
by fire, restored to its original pure condition,
and it will then become the eternal home of
all the people of God" This, We also fully
endorse.
Article 8. "The wicked will not all be saw
ed, neither will they suffer eternal torments ;
but they will he punished with everlasting
destruction; in other words, they will be put
out of existence, as unworthy to live and pol
lutte the universe of God" We believe that
all the wicked will be turned into hell and G.
ternally suffer conscious torment.
Article 9. ssThe Bible is the only standard
cf religious belief, and must be understood in
its most literal and natural sgnifcation.'' To
this article we fully assent.
These doctrines, as here corrected, we af-
firm, honestly believing them to be the teach
ings of the word of God and hold ourselt in
readiness to advocate and defend the same.
Sand be ready always to give an answer to
every man that asketh you reason of the
hope that is in you, with meekness and fear"
Clearfield, 1861. AN ADVENTIST.
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Good on run-thc Southern troops.
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VITILLIAM I. IRWIN, Marke eft street. Ciearheld
w Pa, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Mer-
chandise Hardware, Queensware, Groceries. and
family articles generally. Nov. 10
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Wy NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Law. Clear
w field, Pa. Office, in GrahaIn's new brick
building, on Second floor July 3, 1861.
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HHA'S II. Pc WERS. Attorney at Law, Clear
~ field, Pa. Office up stairs in Graham's new
brick building. Business entrusted to him " i'll
be punctually attended TO. July 3, 1861.
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7. O.. .HAKTSWIC


PHYS IAN AND SURG EoN.
MAY30. CLEARFIELD, PENS'A 1860
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~ KRATZER & SON. Merchants and dealers
~. in Boards and Shingles, q rain and Produce.
Front st, above the Academy, ClearfeId Pa IiI2
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

n o CROUCH, PnYstcIAs, eurwensville Clear
IL. field county, Penna. May Il
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T j. GRAMS, Attorney at Law and Real Estate
i 4. Agent. Clearfield. Pa Office adjoining his
residence, on Second street. May Ig
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Ii BUCHER SW0oPE, Attorney at Law Clear
L. field, Pa. OfEce in Graham's Row. door
east of the 'Rahsman S outnaT Office Nov 10.
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II b. WOODS, Attorney at Law, Indiana, Pa
II. Professional business promptly attended, to.
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LfRANk SHORT. Boot and Shoemaker Shop
i on Second street, (rearly opposite Reed and
Weaver's Store) Clearfeld Pa. May 4, 1852
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A LARGE EASSORTMENTo T of colored paints
IA dry and ground in oil, in pound cans, just
received and for sale at HARTSWICK'S.
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NTILLIAM A WALLACE, Attorney at Law.
w Clearfeld, Pa. Office, one door north Of the
Post Office, on Second street. Sept. l.
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"ALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
w field, Pa Office the same that was formerly
occupied by Hon. g. Barrett. sept5'60
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d oBERT ]. WALLACE. Attorney at Law, (and
LII District Attorneyg Clearfeid, Pa. Office in
Shaw new row, Market street May 26-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-15

For incidental expenses OF the qnarternAster
department. three hundred sixty -dye thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty eentA.
For transportation OF the army and Its supplies,
tire million Two hundred aud htty-ionr thousand one
hundred ard eighty-lix dollars and etshty-oHe
eehts.
Tor transportation Of oHieersi haEE1Ee. fifteen
thousand three hundred and six y-ssVen dollars
Tor purchase Of dTagoon horses tyo hundTe1 ana
liLety-seTen thOuland three hundred and thirty
dTe dlolaEa.
FOR eIoikinF. camp and garrison eqnipaEe, one
million, three hundred ane my iiiuus51i one nan-
trsd and my one dollars and thtTty-eieht cents
For garrett eXptnseI Of Ordnauee serTaees twenty
tb0usani dollars.
For ordnance ordnlnce stores. and supplies tue
ding hprse equipments for all mounted troop< fouT
hundrrd thousand dollAEs-
Fo= manufseiure Of arms, sixty thousand dollar.
For incTeaSiBE the manufacturing cIp1eity OF the
1HtfonAl arruoTys my thou-ind doIlars-
For purchase Of guupoWier and lead, forty thou-
sud doftars.
For purchase ofaEtnlEly boEse., twenty-five thou
Blni dOlarL
For hire Of quartcIt for troop OF store h'Hss for
the safe keeping Of military stores Of grounds ior
SIMMER clntouments, and for temporary Init. one
hundred and hfty-elght thouSand two hundred Rud
eighty three dollars and eight -uhe rents-
sec. 3. And heit farther enacted That all appro.
pEati0ns and AL Provisions Of Law herein eoutaine
applicable 70 three years volunteers sall apply TO
tao years VnluntSeTss aud al other volunteers Wio
have hesn may Be received int the service OF the
United Statea f,T Period exceeding three month";
Approved. July Il, 1se1.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FerSpIp. lss2.....................cn1AIElEp, 1854
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrlea-Sts.,
RALTIMOR ND.

LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE RE, ND.
rT1HIs INSTITUTION Is now IN THE MOST
i prosperous and noqTishing condition Twice az
ring the bat year, has it been Necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
crossing number Of students, representing nearly
II nor t.ruiss enc Of the fAost conspicuous and
destrably located hulidings in the city. The room
arc eonuodio'siy arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantages ard facilities here offered TO youpe
men desiring qualify themselves ptUerly Tor tht
Thorough Practical tfasfs EdHeaffOR generally arr
unsurpassed. In any particular BY any similar estab
Hshment in the Cuitei states.
FACULTY.
L. X. LOSIER-
rfueIpal-Leeturrr on the Science Of Accounts, Com
niercs. BusIness Customs, etc.
J. VI. PHILLIPS.
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. u.DAYIES.
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
y. g. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business and ornamental PenmanshiIr
5. I. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy- T. YEATRS REESE, D. n,
Lecturer on Commercial Eth!os.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Ino. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon Thus Swami, VIM. II. Keighler, Esqs
Jasob Trust Esl. Nm. knaee: Es977 ,,,,,
of standard Works. expressly for tile use of the Stu
dents
' Thsr li being no vacation during the year STUDENT
can enter nj any time
The time usus ~ rrquir Cd course
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully OrnAmentei Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE FEET. representing tile
Exterior and Interior View Of the College. various
designs penmail-hip. &c. hcnt by mail
es If Charge accompanied with catalogues giving full
naItIcuIArs Address L. X. LOSER
Baltimore I'D.
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fPrs.se 40 ~

~ ACT 10 prorfss for tao payment Of TIE militia
AMI rliuztssrs c-ileI into The s-TEics Of the Uni
tsd Etaiss. from ths time theT Uef3 called Into
fsrEica 70 The thTtisth day Of Junef eighteen han
drod aud tlzty-oaa.
Bs tt eatefel y the seuaio and EI0uso q Repre-
rpntafirsa Of tie EnifsI states u AmFrea 10 Con-
Fru.s asguibisd That thrIe Be ant hsrrby Is appfo
prated 0ai Of any fI5ney Ia the TretFury not 9TH
oruiss appropriated. the autn Of Te iniliiorB seven
huudrof ard sixty tbn1ztnd doIiara mneh
thrfeoI may be nscs-ziry. n Snlbie the Govern
rnont % ply he militia tsid volunteers eali8i Int
nervlea o. the united Sfaies hclnr m a'iuliionlt
nnoast requlrud FOR the Gsehl ear tnilug June
thirtioth. oighieon hundred and siGty-VuO.
= HBgnuV1d InIV II 1851.
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Ser 2. Ard be ii further enacted That every per
aon h.. hall l. appointed assistant paynllfeT nall
~ the tia1s q be q Iain tisnt tS eot
yetfe: and that. previous % Ill. appolntment biz
uhvsetl rnentll and moral qunliheationa alall be
i.T n n1yurssfers arpoluted for that purpose by
tie ssc-gtaFy o. lie SaEyf and under eueh reEui4-
tl4-ss - be uly preecfile.
Sc, r. AID he IL farther Guaefel, That The anna
Il RAJ u -isfa1f aslaSfeFB shall he ~ t0lloN1 Viz
On egty a. " ths drst I'VE years alter date q
COMMUNION tlrasssti three hundfed dolarli AZ
ter i've yearS Utn date Of eouustionS one thoosand
On otbsr drty In the Tst ave yeas AZ 81 date Of
commission. one thousand dollars: after hve yerg
from date q commission, one thousand two undfed
dollars
ave years atteF date Of etnlmlslol. eight hundred
silirs: amer HEs yearl from date u eommssin one
fhou and dollars; and When attached = vessels for
~ lerieo each asstHut master ahail b entitled
&C.. I. And he It farther enacted. That frnm and
fter the passage Of this act no commanding Ofdcer
Of any Te.sei 20 the navy shall he required to per
form the duties OF rayuiastsr assistant paym1s-
ter: and when such odicp shall becnuie vacant, by
death or oterHise IN ships - So or t0Tei sta
tlonL the Pheide coast Of tie United Sihtea.
The senior ol3ceF present may make an lcting Ap
uttntment Of any ht psr-Jn TO perform the duties
until smother plymastEr or atHtsfant uaymasier
thaiI Teport for duty. Auy perrpn performing the
dance with this section tbt not otherse) iiail Be
entitled 10 receive the pay of sueh grade whilst %
So. S. And IL Il farther enacted. That each as
tlst nj paymaster shall upon HE appointment enter
into bonds In the amount Of tea thousand doll7r1
with ~ Last two good and auihcent secnrtfes tiT
the fllihfni performances Of bis duties. and that
sistsst paymasisIs thall have rank and pretedsncs
With assistant gems not plsted- and that all Np
puinimenis 70 Nil vacancies IN the corps Of payu1.s
fers shall be HiEde by regular promotion from the
list Of sGlisthnt pIynIastern.
See. & And he IL further enacted. That within six
months after The expirau OF the present insurrec
ton the corps 81 paJmasteTp and assistant pAytnas
shall 10 reduced 70 the number Of seventy-nVe
70 the whole.
a,,rnred. Jnlr Il 1851.
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OFFICIAL
LAWS OF rHE UyGTED STATES.
Pared ct az Pit S=ts9H y ne TAlfg-StElufl
eb1qrEsE

tPTFus-So.ll
Az ACT torufund AHd rszlit he dutis1 On arms In
ported by states.
lsIl oaseted By the Senate and IIsuse % Repre-
arnfatfrss u the United states Of Aneries "a Goa
erul Aslembisf That the FsrTetsry Of the Trashy
bs and be Is hsnUly E1fhgrLsd and dIrpsted 20 re-
fad une remit the duties and iinposta arms
Iap1ffsd into tie UnItsi statss ninea the aFst day
of Mty tasi. o. Whsh nay bs imp5rt0i befsre the
6rSt lay % J1nnlry heEf, ~ - fJr tbs account o.
aay slfP; ProTflet- tho Scenetary o. thr Irsf,1Ty
shall 30 natisled shat tio aaid intent. Ia
F17d 6ith, tor the use Of the tr0hps Of any etato
UhicE e o. may BE suE7ztd IN aiding 70 suppress
the insurTottigu n5g e1i.ttss AGAINST tho Gniiea
sl 1ssrsv,a. 1uly 10. 1851.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and wheel
ing Rail Road.
20 b E = -

EsU9ssEszzs 6 -
aNA1li AFTER MONDAY, Jn1s 18th ISL sl,,l Pas
Y senger Trains viii leave Bridgeport ~ follows
CSundayE sxeepteda
1850 A. N alaI Train. Stopping at an way stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh n $50 p NJ, and
Cleveland al 6=5iO 4. NJ.
ftons. arrives NJ PIttsburgh at $40 T. NJ.
Sos P VI. fasJ E1press Iran st"EPiTE only a.
chester On the River DiviSicn AM - all
stations on Main tines. arriyes At Puts
hnrgli. At lisS5 p ~, and at Cleveland AT
1886 AN.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at o:l5 4. ~ and 55tu Z, NJ ar
hive Al bridgeport at l:2o ?: " and 500 =. ~
LeEye Pittsburgh At 1883 =. ~; o:2 =; "sanq
1910 p NJ. HrTive n bridgeport NJ 9'S' - ~ A9
A. n and +:s0 p. "
Connections are made as Follows
burg Baltimore. Washington, phila-
deInhia New York and BOstou.
AZ C1-rei,nd With Cleveland Taled K. II. for Shn-
dusky. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago and
all points IN the NORTH W.T., With
Defruit steamers for Detroit. Iaeksnu.
Chicago and the NORTH WEsT. With
Cleveland & Erie u. u. for Erie, bum
kirk. buffalo and Niagara Fails. With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Tor
cresiline. Delaware Columbus aud
Cincinnati.
Fails, Akron. Millsrburgh and WOos-
A. Alliance with p. Fl. W. q C. R. n. for Canton,
EIasEillon. Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
luinlus. &C.
At steubeurille With p G { C. Line ard At RE1l,IR
with c. %. o. R.R E,r GAINESVILLE. Few
ark. Columbus. XeniH. Dayton. Iudl-
annapolis Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville,
ST. Louis. St Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 50 IS.
Pare always A. low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through Tickets to all points In the West. North
and East can he procured At the Office No. s. Water
street next JoT to SpriEE House, Wheeling. Va and
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii lie made atloEest rates to
any point accessible 10y this road and IL connections.
20 the Fast North. West and Northwest NJ Office
40. 81 water street Orwith Freight Agent at Bridge
mort STATION H. HAMILTON Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
n MYERS Gent Ticket ACT je12
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December 1857, 90 far Is the sane or may be ap-
piled til prTigons Of this act and NOT lneenAls
tent theTeEith. ara hereby revived nF te-enaetea-
See II. And be Il further enacted That TO deiFaS
All the erpauses that ray attend the execution CT
this act, the Of two hundred thOu1and dliia q
90 much thereof - may he necessary. b anu the
zane Il hereby APPRECIATED 70 be paid out o. any
monty 70 the Treasury not othsrWise appropriated
ApprpTei. July II. lssl.
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Bridal PEASANTS
ROLID SIIlNER lNV-AR1

TBST RECEIVED PR ADAMS EXPRESS. A
- superior stock Of Silver Ware, ennsi.ting of Pie
Cake, Ice Cream. Jelly. Toast and fish KNIVES: Su
gar Spoons and liteTs, Silver salt Cearrand Spoons
IN sets Fish Knives and Frrhs IN sets. Iudiviiuai
salts Napkin Ring, Pickle Knives ard Furks. Silver
~. - ana f9[t aSsn1pliss sP2oSs ggps Cob
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MHEELISG- 18th April. 1851.
ON and amer tho 18th of April. lsgl- the passen-
" ger Trims will be follows viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ. lienNood nj i0.sU NJ RrriV
ing IN baltimore at i3iH &. NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York. ROstOn
and all tie Eastern cities leaving NJ Gl5 A. ~.
riVes nt Washington nj SEQ A ~ making c'se
nectIon with the Southern lnes for all parts Of the
South. This train stops ~ The principal stations
frpm Wheeling TO Cumberland.
iieFurninE. leaves Baltimore Mt 3:l5 p. u. and
Wellington City at 2:I5 r. NJ. arriving Mt RenwOod
~ A. ". and Wheeling nj 6:25 A. NJ. making direct
connection with the ENPreSstTnin rail- parts of tile
West Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wool and wafer.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS ri
6;5T =. NJ. Renwond Mt T;2S y. NJ and arrives IN
baltimore Mt 3:15 y NJ. connecting With tho Mail
train leaving for Philadelphia New York. RNstun,
md all Eastern cities At 4:l5 y. NJ arrives nj WRsl
ingtnn City Mt 5.in r. NJ connecting tl:e South
lin. fT all parts Of tile Snth. Ths rain stops
Warrington. Water Station tRirnont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore nj $50 a. NJ WHsh-
tngtou City NJ 4:2a A. VI. and arrives Mt Ieuwui Mt
1e:Ie p. ". and Wheeling at 1882 p NJ connecting
with the Express train for pnTispf the Southwest,
West md Northwest This train stops nj the prin-
cipHI stHtinna only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays. leaving Piedmont ut GAO A. VI.
and arrives at Wheeling at S:lo J.. ".
WI sSITT. Master Of Transportation.
I'M C'nLE. Gent Ticket Agent. apn
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FSOn Dr. Z. Vs.. 0iTtlrTi9hL Nstr Orl'dRS.
Yuur Pills nTr tlr prince OF puTErs. Their excel
lent qualities snrRss nuycathartic we poses They
are mild hut very cettniu and eectuat in their ae-
tUn on the buWcls which make them invaluable TO
NJ IN the daily treatment Of disease
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Sto
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FFon mr. JbrodOre Rel. n Mao ldrl city.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted their
purpose as an aperient but find their beneficial el-
fects upon the Liver very marked indeetl They
have IN my practice proved efeetuHl for the
cure Of biiiioHF cnDiJ,idiHts than any remedy
can mentiuiI. ] sincerely rejoice that We laNe ut
length i'nTgative which Is worthy tile confidence Of
the profession and the people.