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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21
TOWANDA: :
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

! The topic OF absorbing interest Is, OF course
the arrest of Mason and Slidell.
The news published last week to the effect
that a latge body of Union troops had sud
denly appeared in Eastern Virginia, would now
seem to have been prematurely announced; foT
we learn that on Sunday 1000 OF our men
were to march from Snow Hill, Md, into Ac-
comac and Northampton Counties Gen. Dix
issued proclamation to the people of Virgin
ia, calling on them 20 offer no obstruction
to the intended occupation of their territory,
and promising in that case that they should
be in no un necessary way molested.
We hear from Western Virginia that on the
| 10th G en-. Cox's brigade crossed the Kenna-
wha and New River, ard drove the enemy
three miles back from their positions. Gen.
Benham bad a sharp skirmish with them,
which was ended by the fall of night the
rebels took advantage of this respite to run
as soon as Gen Benham discovered their move.
ment, he set out after them, but after chase
of twenty-five miles through dreuchiDg rain,
gave up the pursuit.
Dispatches from Fortress Monroe state that
the rebels in large forces have gathered at
Great Bethel,aud that an attack by them upon
Newport News is not improbable, but beyond
this we have no information on the point.
Messrs Gwin, Benham, aud Brant, who ar
rived at New York on Friday in the Champi-
on, were on Saturday rC-arrcsted and sent to
Fort Lafyette, preparatory to being removed
to Fort Warren in Boston HaTbor.
4 foragjng party went ont from the neigh
. borhood OF Washington on Saturday and sue
ceeded in obtaining a large quantity Of corn.
squad in charge of five wagons accepted
from pretended Union man un invitation to
having separated from their wagons and left
their arms behind them, they were cnt off and
most of them captured by rebel cavalry. The
forage was also taken.
By way of Key West and Havana, we learn
that the rebels have recently made another at
tempt to capture BILLY WILSON'S Iouaves, on
Santn Rosa Island, but that their failure was
even more bumiliatng than on the FIRST oc-
casion. 1t appears that Col WMsoN's patrols
discovered some fifteen hundred rebel troops
about twenty miles from Fort PickpnS and im-
mediatey informed the commander of the Ma
tional feet, who sent a force and sheled the
rebels off the Island, with great loss.
Letters published in the Cincinnati Gazette
and written 10y those engaged in the famous
fight at Piketon, Kentucky, must be accepted
as conclusive evidence that the magnitude Of
the engagement has been greatly overrated -
The rebels had force of 740 nen-6l5 in
fantry and l25 cavalry. The National forces,
under Gen. Nelson, came upon them as they
lay in ambuscaGe and in the brisk encounter
which followed thirty,two rebels were killed
and none taken prisoners, while the Union
troops lost four killed and had twenty four
wounded. The fighting lasted one hour and
twenty minutes and ended in the complete rout
of the rebels On the succeeding morning the
National forces occupied Pketon without
further opposition.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21

WILLIAM L. 1ANcEY's PROGRESS IN Eng
LAxp-BosroN, Nov. l4-Ou the person of
James Brown, who was arrested here as a
traitor, was found letter from William L.
Yancy, in England, to his son in Alabama, in
which he speaks dscouragingly of the pros
poets of recognition of the rebels by the
European powers,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21
CAPTURE OF MASON AND sLIDELL
FoR1RRss MoNRoE. Fridav. Noy. l5. ls6l.

FcRTRBss MONROE, Friday, Nov. l5 1861.
The United States frigate San Jacinto Capt
Wilkes, came into the Roads to-day with Sli.
dell and Mason as prisoners on board.
They had embarked on board and English
mail steamer Hearing of the fact, Capt.
Wilkes determined to take them, and, coming
up with the steamer in the Bermuda Channel,
he sent aboard aud demanded the surrender of
the arch rebels. The reply was, that there was
not force enough to take them.
Capt. Wilkes thereupon put the San Jacinto
into a convenient position, and sent Lieut. Fair
fax and thirty Eve armed men from the San
Jacinto with five officers who boarded the
steamer and picked out the Commissioners.
MrsSrs. Slidell aud Mason made feeble re-
Eissance, but were induced to leave with Lieut..
Fairfax
The Captain Of the steamer raTed and
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21
REPUTATION BY GEN. HUNTER OF
THE TREATY BETWEEN PRICE
AND FREMONT
ST. LoUIs, Satu

ST. Louis, Saturday, Nov l6, 1861.
Gen. Hunter has sent letter to Gen.
Pricn, by flag oftruce, ,repudiating the treaty
between Gems Fremont and Price, entered in
TO November /, aud addressed a letter TO
Adjt.-Geu. Thomas, setting forth his reasons
therefor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice is here.
n by given that the Barclay Railroad and Coal Com.
pany, account OF its inability to pay its bonded debt
mas this day executed and delivered tOhe undersigned
deed OF assignment duly recorded OF all its lands mines
IA lr0ads, cags. sngines, machinery chates. moneys
debts dues claims, rights credits and effects, and gen
orally all Its estate and property real, personal and
mixed OF whatsoever kind and description and whereSO
situated for the benefit Of its creditors without pre-
ference among said eT"dtors except such imposed
by law. All persons hereby notified 10 make pay
ment to Of any money due by them said Company,
and to accrue 10 the Assignee for any OF its prop
erty N their possession under their control And all
persons having claims against said Company will present
the same for settlement. JAMES AACFARLANE
Towanda. Nov. 20. 1861. Assignee.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the
~ public that have sold out my interest in the Bake
ry and that business will hereafter be conducted in the
name Of VI. Shaw. B. f. SHAW.
Nov. F3. 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-11-21
Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.

The Stockholders of the Pennsylvania Rail
road again met at noon to day.
The telers then announced the vote on the
resolution agreeing to the lease of the Phila-
delphia and Erie Railroad. The vote was as
below -
Whole number of shares voted 1895
In favor OF the lease Loo OZz
Against the lease, 25i4
Majority, .l55l4o
As the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Com.
pany have excepted the lease, this action of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company makes it
fnality.
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<I1Rcaii the attentso.
w 10 GEO CARuS' HAIk 1oslo.
eoualed preparation, which turps gray hairto iu
nal color, gives tho balda bcautifnl head o.
hair. removes the dandruf and itching from the
,ca lp, end causes natural moisture to now from
ths scalp. provided il is used as hair dress
ing-it vill prevent IL from becoming premature
Nv grey and coming ont. Those who love to ssss
npon = beautiful head Of hair should not Dc VITA.
ont IL. Thousands testify to its great merits oat
| we have no room to inserttheii names.
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DIR. ]. G.. AVER u CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, u per Bottle Six Bottles fer -.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t il entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever 1t has been en-
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up TO the bsst
1t ever has BEEN and that IL may be relied on TO
do for their reef all il has ever been found d do
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
i . d " are 4 d Cutlery.
S. W.&H IIICk Err.

~ pnu Trul@-A ~, U TI.AI1 EI3 :. n a t.p ! uue
mo AND nOnIon 2 An DAAAAho,
- s.olS. sao nIe Ieceivnx tneir sappiies
49, rP'.1s A..oe, aIeuaII IIOm M sne mAseIs, Wnicn
s ..y 49,. = 80. - a. IAoI s'.H soak.s % r.
..sssl., ns slosA osang anas.a.y larse
soiioi.a 81 eui m.an ~ s"o.
r;.xp.ap.1.
y Au =. x 49, -. - ~. oSAs = M = -
-~----ns - l. =. W ~ :, ~ 1oov-u ~usW~-~---- : =
MI Ia. na' oA0 .0' ~, arI.rnS iv sS -
- = !" : !. =. : ~ : : ~
xkifflN'b HokSE NAlLs--@ood stoch OF al
~ sises for sale by 81. W H.TUCkEk.
SsClTHE AIhItA .rr.us = mn iffi A. ~ SrvTh
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By this route rc4h-
he forw a led from philadelphia, ec-
ton or Bati more, to any point on the railroads. OF
Ohio, Ksntucky, Indiana, liiinois. Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri ~ kAILRoA ID DIRECT.
The Pennsy lvAnia Railroad Also Connects at
Pittsburgh with SteAmers,by which Hoods can be
forwar led to any point on the Ohio, Muskingum,
Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, his-
strsippi, WISCONSIN, Missoari, knnsxs, Arkr nsas.
and Red Rivers and 1T Cleveland, Sandusky and
Chicago with steamers TO all Ports on the North
Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portation of their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on it's speedy transit.
| THE KAIEa OF FKEIaHT TO any point In
tho West by the Pennsyiyania Railroad are al 81!
ft<s a. favorabis are charged BY OtAes RAiivOsd
| Compsmtes.
| rBc particslarto mari package" VIA PsHn.
lR.R."-GN
EJ.SNKEDsR, Philadelphis.
/ MAcRAw KooHs, 80 North-st. Baltimore.
! Lxrcn Co. No. Z Astor House, or No. s.
Wm. st., N. Y.
Lspcn = Co., No. ~ State street, Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON ,den. Freight At Z Philadelphta
i L. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent. Philadelphia
ENOCH LEWIS, densral Sup't, Altoona, fenn
| Jan. 8, Sid
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KEOKUK, IOWA: SATURDAY MAY Is, 1861

~ Fure Cough, Coli. Hoarsss esq IaAs-
As$SEkZ.A enza e~g Irritation or Soreness effAs
AsS TAr0sf. Reiaepf the Hacking CoYcA
In Consumption, BronsAuls AstAss1
and Cafor,h, Clear and o.Ue
NH2| ~ StssmgfA to As Voice sf
PUBLIC sPEA x Ek \, AND
slNGBRH.
Genkh or Common Cold IN its f5F4J stage J; lhAf
which in the b gining would yield 10 mild reusdy
| X neglected soon attacks the LuHgs. "Brozsa, 8
hroHthsGa Iroehes,' containing demulcent ingre-
dients, Alay Pulmonary and bronchial Irrits aon
nROWN'Ai "That trouble In my Throat, {for
TWOCM E6 which the :. 7yocAes's are spcci6c.l
having made ne often whisperos. -
t---- Nv. N r W W TIL
DaO ~ MS sI recommend their use 10 Pus-
| TMOCHE = sILIcsPxAxxss"
Rev. e. II .cHAPIy.
"Have proved extremely service.
able Tor IloAHskHKss."
Rev. INWARD BEEcHER.
nAOWNn "Almost instant relief In the
TAOCAEs distressing lsbcrof breathing pecu-
iiar TO AsSssA."
t I - -. Rev. A. C. EuuLEETDy.
nROWN's "contsia no Opium or anything
| TROCH ES Ithat 10 ipjurious''
Dr. A. A. HAYES,
CAeMtsf, Bosfon.
| "A simple and pleasant comb na-
tion for CoUass, Ae.'
TkOCHEs Bosfon.
"Bene6ciai in BRoscHrrI.. =, :
Dr.. n. w. LANR,
1ROWN,k Beslon.
TROCAEf 81 have prov "a them exoellent for
Wno0PIkG CoUGH."
Rev Ii. v. WARREN,
B0sfon.
BROWNsA "Bcneficial when compelled Ito
ThOCAES speak suffering from CoLD."
Rev. b. J r. ANDERSON.
ST. Lowis.
BROWNS "E1rKcTuAL In removing the
TAOCHES hoarssncss and Irritation of the
Throat, go common with STEAK aRs
and hixGaEs.'
Prot. n. STACY JOHNSON,
La0yange, Ga.
BROWNS Teacher Of Music South cfn
TROCHEA Female College.
"6reat benefit = hen taken sfter
preaching, - they prevent Hoarse-
B0OW WA ness. frem their past effect,
TAOCAE - think that they will be of permanent
AdyADtsge 10 me-"
key. h. kUWLEY, A. M,
BROWNS Press Athens College,
- OCA - 1enIeee eoe.
~Sold BY all Druggists at -
nov R-dAH-6Hl HlfMENII.flXk CkNIk INlX
4
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THREE THROUGH

the cosnfry.
THREE THROUGH
r A . q 4 n TRAp
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH 4 PHlLADELHnlA
Connecting direct in the Union Depot NJ n, ,..n.,
with Trough Trains from all Western fs,,.. -
phiiAdeipnia, New York, Boston. RsItirns. ~.
WAsAiagtsn City; thus furnishing f1cfns,as ~. -
the trAnspostaslon OF 'assenssrs sassrpassed 70,
speed and Comfort, by any other routs. A''
Express and Fast Linss run thrnnsh "a ph,,,
phiA without change Of Cars Or cosSuater.
smoking Cars are attached t. eAch tssan Wa
rufs Sleeping Cars TO Express ana at Irsins
Line Sundays excepted.
Three Dsiiy Trains eonns tdireet for NJ yo..
Express and Fast Line connect for Bait imors ~
Washington. s-o
SIX DAILY TRAINS bstwee, Pht,.s.,,a,.
and Boston. -
THROUGH TICKETS tan Rain ~. .o,a :.
either of the above Trains and Iransfers nm. -
New j ork free.
BOAT TICKETS to Boston arc rood =. ~
wien E4ll River or otoninglon Linss Es.",
transferred Tree. SSAes
rICKErSm may be obtained any of their
tsnt Railroad onices in the West also. on ~ -
Mississippi and Unio Rivers.
%DfAEc Away ~ Lov
- 0uicA As ~ Any ssher n onte.
Ann foh I1CkElb By PIl1cbljhH
4ne completion 81 Lhe western eunnAc, ia,. "a
the Pcnnsy Ivauia Railroad 70 Chicago msh.. 80.
rH b DiA &c kaN n ~ Er - :. :. = n :. =
EAST AND TAE GMEAr vss.r
The connecting Of track by the kailro. I..sa ;.
At fittseargh, avoiding ali draysge or ferr,. -
freight, together with the saving Of time az a
vsntages readily appreciated hy shinn~.. :.
Freight, and the travelling Public. y
foffreightContractto or Snippins Direction.
apply to or address eitherof the ioiiovine = ,s.,
ct Lna LIN - ..e
IL. A. STEW Art, Pittsbursh.
u. S. Pierce = Co., GAINESVILLE, Ono; i. Joh,.
SON, hliley, Ohio; u. AoNsely. M.ysv,la.
Aentuchy Ormsby crapper, Portsno.th One,
Paddock b Co., Jacksonville, Indiana. n
brown Co. ,CincinnAti, Ohio; Athern iiihh.,,
Cincinnsti, O.i h C. Aeldrum, Al sd,so. .Ina,sn.
Jos. =. Moore, Louisville, ky..P. u. Oskiisx
Co., Evansville ind !; w. Graham & Co. .t:.;;,o
Lii 4. :. Sass, ohaler + 6lAss, st. Louis. No
John n. Harris, NASHVILLE, Tenn; H,rrls 4 II nn,.
Memphis, Tenn; vi arxe q Co., Chicago. ~.
u. u. Aoonts, A iten, ILL.,; or to Fre,gh, Ar.n,, /,
of Railroads at different points In the " al.
The GrCntcstt aCsitliss vrfaran
the projections and speedy Tr.ss.
RortatIea 81 LIVE STOCk. ana Com
ACCOMMODATIONS, with usual priyileys. -,
persons travelling In charge thereof.
FRElGHTS.
"'s of all descriptions q. \
V"~s. Bos-
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE or
Costireness. .Ia,mdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestiom,
Dysrnteyy, FoaI Nomdch, Erysipelas. Headache,
Piles, RheuDsatism, Ernptio,ss AID Skiw Dissasss,
Lirer Complaint, Dropsy, IsttSr, 7i1sovs sud
SaA Rhe,sm, Worms, Goat, Nearalgia, ~ .
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated. 90 that the most ssnsi-
tive take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes Of
family physc.
Price 06 cents par Box; Iivs bo1as ipr 11.oa
Great numbers of Clcrgymcn, Physicians, 6ntes-
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here viii mot permit the
insertion Of them. The Agcntsbelow named fur
nish gratis our AMERIcAN ALMANAC In which they
.s""n with also fun descxipeinus or the above
-.@ treatneat that should ~ a.
-t~v~ With
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elRE EINNUKANCE.
Missouri State Mutual

Missouri State Mutual
pr 1Nn MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OFST. LOUIS.
DIRoCTOKS:
I.s.McCuns s.. n. Edgell, g. .drsely,
E.WyUsn, Oh Peck, W.A.sAAnosa
lance smith 4. D .Pomeroy y. -. rage.
p6 ELLlOTT, ,Sec'y. S.M. EDukLL,Pfes,t
noxxrRA-uAxARpoua kIsKe fAKkE.
R.B. HOLMES, Genera Agent.
Ascodly ABRIDaMAN, Ag't, K cokuk.
.. LYMAN,
lUsTICE OF TINE PEACE.
a,ss,na IN main.ss., south side bot.
- y "a. over voerAies' Hassters,
IN back Yoen.
covKYANCINo. COPYING. COLLECTING, AMI
CLOSING or BOOKS.
AGENT FOR RENTING BUILDINGS.
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are
complaints, anu
lowed for their cure.
no not bc put OF by unprincipled as-.~
o.hcr organizations they make more paofit On. on
demand AYER's. and take no others. Inc ASs ,s
want the best aid there - toE them ana sn0y
have ii.
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Agents for heokuk,
a.d sold ~ dealers In Medicines every ywhsfe.
feb25dAW
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HEOk h..-....-......--...~
CHIR1S. C0ksETo, Ehh1Ea,
- pORTERS ke.. kept on hand, and uiade 10 OF
aer on the shortest notice, and warrAnteuto h' or
exchanged. -
0entlemen and Ladies underwear mace up 10
order. a
stamping, Pinking, III shine stitching g &C:
OOtod = ~. ga = - A.NA~.
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oko.C ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
NTABLlSnED In l6A6.l
ArKINU q n 0UsE Or
Geo. q. Anderson 4 90.
T HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
! HkR in the Banking BusiAees, ALEX. BAscLAr,
tEhn has been my Teller for the last six ycars1.
he business will hereafter be conducted under the
hrm and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERsON - CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldestj In Iowa, the new frm xolicitAA contin-
uAnce Of former patronage 70 Literally 81 tended
10 them.
They will make Collections and rcmit--less Ex-
changs--sn the day OF payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by the senior
partner, rIz:
REgDRnHCKa:
Winsiov, Lanicr 4 Co., Bankers, ,New-York.
Park Bank, N. Y.
Ed ward W. Clark + Co., PhiiadeIphia.
Cispp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
+ Howard banking Eompany, ~
HOFFMAN, uelpcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank;
Farmers, Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics bank, I.
Kramer 4 Kahn, Bankers, !"
Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Bankers Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt 4 Co., Bankers, Louisville Ky.
State Savings Institation, st. Lcuis, Mo.
keokuk, Jan. l, 't3. GEO ANDERSON.
jani'6U
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Kcokuk Drug Store.
EIfth.ssreOt, bet. M atn u HI onaoan
KEOKUK. IOWA.

!
A ALARGEassovtment ent of Drugs
"A Chemicals, Instruments anc
Fancy articles just received q
the Above establishment, com
rrising all the new Chemics
Prepsra tiops, ,Tilden 4 Fluid Ex
tracts, Trusses "A Abdominal Sup
p0rters, Pcssarcs spec ulums Of Et1 ~
All kinds. Stethosoopcs, Cathe N
ten, SpeFnatorrbeA Rings, and H
some splendid cases Of Char -
ricTe's superior instruments. 6Ikl y41W
These articles having been -
9TH special reference e
- the pFofss5ion, ore s6sGsd -
-~A0tho3s.
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THE ALhsUFFICIENT YHREE.

TRIESEMAR, Ia and 3-Proteoted by Royal
letters Patent or England. and secured By the
Seals OF the EoO-e do Pharmacle de Paris, and the
Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna.
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion and naterrhes,
and ali physical disabilities.
No. 2 CONS lstely ersdicates all traces Of those
dlseases that nave been reatod by the
seous and pernlcious use of oopaiva and oubebs.
No. has entirely SD PLANTED the injurious use of
mercury, thereby insurinr to the sufferer speedy
,siiei. disPefsinx al impurities, and roofing on
~, TR sds FL Nos. J. and are prepared n
and can be carried in the wsistooat pocket. Sod
IN TN cases, and divided into doses as ad
MI nistered By Vepeau, LsGnAnd, RouX, Ricord
GO. Price SS zach, or four Gases for IS, which
saves QS; and IN ga CAGES, whereby there 10 saw
BARROW, Of 1S4 Blocker street, New Yoff.
lInInedlatey on receiving remittance, DR.. BARROW
Will forward the Triosear to any part Of the world,
securely psoked, and addressed according to the in
structious Of tbs writer.
The Book, of oil Others, that should be read By
uen with dnnsged and broken down constitutions
M.Hnman E5al.t1, or Physoosies! Researcher
e.i tae sJ,aIson5 that invariably develop them
Solves so?ner later, resulting from the ffail.es
and Whaling habits of early youth, IneaSacitsting
the victim from snIrlng ths fuition OF the matri,
mo1Ial s:fte, and. not checked in time, deyener-
sting eli The functions of manhood, aud bringing
Sold by br. "a kROW, IsI Blocker street, four
doors below hacdouga, Now York. Proc 81
cents. Sent Tree eyory whore.
tngtoa, d. c. de % sm
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LE fok NEW fEHWtL4f 6Ekk.P
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The Camden and Amboy and PhilsdelphIa and
bEPhfH ! rs GSSRRs%snl'S tux iTSN PHtLA
P RkkhGk s. fGH WTAakH bEps SkEET WEAR
At A. NJ via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At6A. NJ via Camden and Jersey CITY, IN. ].
Al 8 4; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtilK A. NJ, via KsLsinston and ysrssy City,
!Wssterp EIpressO
At2P NJ, via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At q 2 a., VIA Ken'instOn and Jersey City.
AZ tsssoIs II. lksspsinstOn and Jersey City,
Ass F. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, lEvsnlns
At ll1 2; NJ, VIA Camden and srssy City, tsoush.
A.s ~ via Camden and A%boy, lAooomnod.,
seoSna cs.s T ffS ksss'enser' First Glass Tickst
T $., N IA! Train .sn. daily. The IN P
For Belyldere, Easton, LsmbertyIyIs, Fleming
ION, 60, ATTIC A. M; and ~ r. M, from Kes-
For Water Gap. STROUD burs Scranton, w likes.
barre; Montrose, Great Bend, &c.. at ITO A. M !,
ten KssiI.ston wa Delaware LsSks1snns and
Fo, Msuoh Chung. Allentown and Bethlshsn at
Es. tor Al Al IS connects With the tain leaving
For Mount Holly At and A. M. .nd, and "
For Freehold at A. NJ. and 2P. M.
For Br istol Trenton, 10. at 40 A. NJ, az and
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md preteudsu OF vitohcrAf and impostors IN gen
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eno evil habits. gcnorrh1, slest, seminal weak
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ioes OF memory, confusion, MELANCHOLY, affections
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Ut. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
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10 not forget the name and plumber. DR.. Shu,
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various parties have been entloed from my in
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