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The Placer herald., 1869-10-23
Judge Mcfarland, the man that

" W. -'~> a 90 AN'A-N't viz iAA'NAN 'Ai'ee
said,
ut were better that our daugh-
ters were given over to prostitu-
ton, our sons to the gambler, our
wives to the embrace Of the ne
gro and ourselves to the devil,
than that the destinies of this land
be committed to the care and
keeping Of the Democratic party"
is beaten about FOUR HUN
DRIED votes, and sent into dis
graceful retirement,--a fitting re-
buke to a Judge who says practi-
cally, to jury Of twelve men,
'your judgment is set aside, and
Mr.. Plaintiff, if you don't give the
defendant 800 in four days, Twill
grant a new trial"
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23
DlSS0LUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.

1NHE COPARTNtRSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l listing between Dodsworth, Speedy and Self
ert, doing bus ness under the Firm name Of
Dodswortn q Co.. was dissolved by mutual con-
sent. on the First day o. September, A. D 1869; ;.
the firm having purchased The interest of Samuel
Speedy. The firm will continue in the name OF
Dodsworth q Co, to whom all debts due the old
company must be paid, and all claims against
said firm be presented for settlement
DODSWORTH Il c.
Auburn, Sept 23d, lSG9.--4w.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, OCTOBER 20, 1869.

THOMAS BOYCE. No. 80. Exchange Build
log. On California stree San francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same.
Ii. w. STARR, of Lincoln, isauthorzedt to act
as our agent in that place.
P. f. WEBER, is authorized TO act as ouI
agent in Gold Run and vicinity,
B. d. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent al
Michigan Bluff.
THOMAS DUNN is authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill.
HUDSON IL MENET arc our authorized sole
agents in New York. All orders Tor publication.
unless accompanied with TIE money, must come
through them TO insure attention
G. A. HEA TON is authorized TO act as our
agent for Sacramento. Post Office Box 22S.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

SAcRAMENro CRY ELFcuoN.-T fol,
lowing we clip from the State Capital Re
porte,
First ard-For Supreme Judges, Wal
lace, 1917; Sawyer, 1911; Crockett, ISL; Pra,t
2O7. For District Judge, Ramage, ISL;
Robinson, l45; McKoue, 50 Police Judge,
llenIy, 19l; Chamherlin, 1872.
Second WarG-For Sppreme Judges,
Wallace 357; Sawyer, 274; Crorkstt, $40;
Pratt 282. District Judge, Ramage, SOL ;
Robinson, 1888; McKune, 1872. Police
Judge, Henley, 347; Chamberlain. 2S2.
Third Ward-For Supreme Judges, Wal
lace, 376; Sawyer, 4l6, Crockett, $40; Pratt
AIS. District Judge, Ramage, 335; Robin
son, 283; McKune, 10 Police Judge,
Henley, All; Chamberlin, 3O6.
Fonrlh Ward-For Supreme Judges.
Wallace $40; Sawyer, 335; Crockett, 3s4;
Pratt 1927. District Judge Ramage. 500
Robinson, 03; McKune, 246 Police Judge
Henley, 499 Chsmberllo. 2OG
Total Vote-For Supreme Judges Wal
lace, 30G Sawyer. l,2lG; majority for
Wallace, 90 Crockett, 200; Pratt, ,23l;
majority for Crockett, so. For District
Judge, Ramage, ,os9; Robinson, 100: Me-
Kune, G57; Ramage majority over Robins
sou, $780, over McKune, 432. Police Judge,
HeuIy; 1914; Cham berlin, 9S6; majority
for Henley, 52s.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

INFORMATION WANTED. Mrs. Sarah Shsrp
desires Information Of her son, James II .
Sharp, wheelwright hy trade, who, she
saws, "has been in the silver mine. of Ne
vada for several years. Any ono moving
his whereabouts will confer a favor hy 10
forming his mother, AT GleayiIIe, Scbenecta
d, county, New Yo,k.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

STATE ELECuoN- Democracy Lave
elected their candidates, Walarc and Crock
et, by large msjarities to the Supreme
Bench, and every District Judge in the
State. Glory is tame word, now. Au,
burn will be Illuminated tonight, and pow.
Ter lurrt. Come in, everybody. See post
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

= DEcEAsEp.-James Gso, formerly po-
Iicemsn in this city, during the adminislra-
ton Of mayor Dyer, and for several years
past proprietor of a hotel at Cisco, died
there Of mountain fever about - O'Clock,
noon, on Thursday. His remains arrived
hers on the Central Pacific train last even
ing for interment The funeral will take
place at . o'clock this afternoon from the
corner of SIKH and E ts.-Repoytey.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23
Twelve Dollars per Thousand Feet,

and viii take one-hlt pay in Grain and Hay.
Our mill il 81 miles from Coiax, and over good
road. and Lumber can be shipped by Rail from
CorX to Lincoln for So IS per thousand. We
also have a lot Of First and Second class SUGAR
PINE, suitable for Carpenters and Builders, at
less than the usual rates. ALL RESPONSIBLE
orders VIII be promptly filled on
Thirty Days Time,
and if the parties desire it we will ship them
lumber to any portion Of the Valley desired.
Address Mason & White, Clipper Mill, You Bet,
California. MASON " WHITE.
OrIoher o. 1SG8.-.tC
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF + AND
A MAsoNs-Ibe following is complete
list Of the officers elected and appointed at
the recent session of the Grand Lodge held
in San Francisco:
NJ. w; LeouiJss E. Pratt, Grand Master,
San Francisco.
r. w. Isaac S. Titus Deputy Grand Mas
ter. PlacerviIe.
R. w, John S. Ward Senior Grand War
den, Susanvile.
R. w. Richard Dale, Junior Grand War
den. Sacramento.
V. w. James Laidley, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco.
V. w. Alexander G. Abel, Grand Secre.
tary, San Francisco.
V.R William II. Hill, Grand Chaplain,
Sacramento.
w. James II. Hardy, Grand Orator, San
Francisco.
w. Lawrence c. Owen, Assistant Grand
Secretary. San Francisco
W. Irving N. Mcclure, Grand Marshal
Sebastapol. Sonoma county.
w. Berjsmin AkerIy, Grand Bible Bear
or, Oakland.
w. John NJ. Keith, Grand Standard Bear
or. Gilroy.
w. Samuel Prayer, Grand Sword Bearer
Los Angeles.
w. William A. Holcomb, Senior Grand
Deacon, San Francisco.
w. Thomas j. Orgao, Junior, Grand Dea.
con. El Dorado.
w. Benjamin w. Harues, Of Laporte and
and w. James d. McMury, cf Georgetown,
Grand Stewards.
w. Samuel d. Mayer, Grand Orgauist,
San Francisco.
w. William N. Anderson, Graod Pursu
want, San Rafael.
w. James Oglssby, Grand Tyler, San
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

PLENTY OF GLoRY.-Crockett and Wal
lace are both elected 10y large msjorites,
and there is not grease spot Of uongreljsm
left in the State.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

Every ONE.-Ihe very latest news .indi-
Gates ihat the Democracy have carried every
District Judge in the State.
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TO FARM z RS.

FARMERS who wish to purchase fencing lum-
i Der will consult their o%n interests by sending
u their orders, direct, instead Of buying from
second hand dealers, who charge from G4 to
S6 profit upon every thousand feet they sell.
" e viii furnish at the Mill, No. l FENCING
LUMBER at
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23

Ills makes a total of 81 GS4252. The
estimate Of population we are sure must be-
from thirty TO forty per cent. too high since
all the counties uaued have been constant,
ly decreasing in the last nine years, and
these figures Of population are based on
the census Of 1860 The Alta thinks an,
application for the relief Of these counties
by State aid to be made in the coming leo,
isa.ure, implies relief for all, aud that
they have no night now to demand assist
ance from other Counties l. SAYS nany of
The debts were incurred foolisby which is
true; and it might have ad led that most OF
Their debts for the construction Of roads
were incurred more in the interest of San
Francisco than Of themselves, for bad the
trade on the East side Of the mountains
come up to roas 'nabe expectation at the
line they were built, the merchants of San
Francisco and her manufacturers Of iron ma
,hiuery would have used them to greatest
advantage. We can't agree With the .Alta
thal there is not an absolute necessity of
State aid for the relief of these counties
At present they are completely p1ralyzed,
and unable IN some cases to meet their ha-
hilities, as they must soon be IN all though
their taxable property Is assessed at more
han il would bring in market. There is
Just as much an absolute necessity for reliei
AS there would be f,r the relief Of an indl-
vdual with paralyzsd leg or arm. These
counties are members Of the State They
are in "A condition Of oangrene, and the re
lief asked would restore them to health and
soon repeople them with productive inhab-
iDants. The State Itself would gain by the
remedy. In their present condition no man
will 90 there to make a home, since the
taxes, already unbearabe, are increasing,
and the old settlers are sacrificing their
homes 10 get away The sooner relief is
accorded the better for all. Mountain Dem.
0cydt.
We published the above article, intend.r Q
to ask the Democrat and other mountain
papers to except Placer from tbe list Of
bankrupt begging counties Placer has been
basely swinded for the past six years By
mongreI officer, and yet on the first Monday
OF November next she will not owe one dol
lar n the world, except the &25O,OOO in
bonds issued to The c. p. r. r. Co. and for
which she holds ful paid stock and has due
her 10 dividends fully double that amount
A just aud equitable settlement between the
R.lirosd Company and PAGER county vii
leave US out Of debt and with fully 5000, 900
in coin in our county Treasury. We will
prove this in subsequent issues of he HRRAHs
The Placer herald., 1869-10-23
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below we give the complete vote OF the
County on District Judge from twenty -four
precincts, and the estimated vote OF the re
naming six precincts, on the basis OF tie
September vote. It will be seen that Placer
10 about tie between Reardan and Nc Far.
land, while Nevada figures up some Asa
majority for Rsardan, as far as heard from
taking the Transcript and Nationals reports
This renders Reardans election, by some
thing like FOUR HUNDRED majority, certain.
Elsewhere we give the Nevada returns.
The following precincts give Resrdan the
annexed msjonles.
Alta, 90; Butcher Ranch, 2; Forest Hill.
2s; Iowa Hi, IS; Lincoln; 27; Rockin, %;
Auburn. 2l; Clipper Gap, 7; Ophlr, 2; Yam.
kee Jim's, Is; Sheridan, 20. Estimated
Wisconsin Hll "a.
The following precincts give Mcfarland
the annexed majoriies:
Dutch Fiat, 27; Toad's Valley IA; Colfax,
5; Cisco, Is; Camp 5, %; Blue Canon. 22;
Virginia. IA; Plno, o; Gold Run, 43; Mich
igan Fluff 10; Las, Chance, Is; Tahoe, s ;
srada! Hill 2. Estimated, Damascus, IA.
The following precincts cast tie vote :;
Emigrapt Gap, RnsevilIe, Deadwood. e."
,ima,ed lie Bath, Newcastle, Aliens.
This would give Mcfarland the county
BY only l2 votes, but as be runs behind
bis ticket the chances are that the corrected
vote will give the county TO R4ardan
At four o'clock last evening we received
q dispatch from Nevada saving that Nevada
would give Resrjsn near 500 majority.
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Vol. XV. Whole No. 757 No 81.

felt that then there would be righteous
reason to hang me. y
Dorney sorely grieved to see this
young man. once SO cheerful and full
of health. give himself up entirelt to de-
| SPAR. "A good captain never leaves
the ship, Fred. "a long as there is blood
III these veins of mine, shall stand BY
you! ! have found trace of the mur-
| sierer =
WHO is it?" Hill cried with fierce
/ glance.
| II can not tell YOU just now; but de :
| pend upon it. am on his track. Do
not let your hatred fall upon the Judge.
He errS, but he can not act otherwise
than he does; he has never shown any
lnimical feelings toward you.
.'Dorney, the forester said, after a
| few moments of deep reflection, s.have
YOU seen Ellen Fuller since the event
ful day?"
mo, Fred
Does she also believe that killed
the man of her choice?"
II do not know =
beyond doubt she believes it she
hates me as his murderer; ah! even
that
Have YOU not yet forgotten her?"
Dorney asked.
II never shall, | never can forget her
Though she may hate me, love her.
and shall carry nv love Tor her into the
grave. Often in the still night, when
rebel against nv Creator. her image
rises before me and cheers my depressed
spirits. Dorncy, you once were my
friend. hope YOU are soyet; YOU say you
are the betroihcd of my sister Grant
me one request. When YOU see her-no.
70 and call at her house-tcll her that
YOU have seen me, and that | am not
Burns Murderer. When know that
-he bears me no haired shall perhaps
die in peace, though innocent. viii you
promise me to got"
i will 20, Fred the captain replied,
giving him his hand; land if every
thing does not go against me, you will
soon be able to speak to her yourself
Another pressure of the hand, and
Dorney left the cell.
We shall not endcavor to describe the
feelings which actuated honest Dorney's
heart. lie had now seen the man who
wa- 10 be the victim of either a reckless
knavc, or of II mysterious combination
of casualties. And after he had regained
his freedom, after his innocence had
been loudly proclaimed, who would be
able to blot from his recollection the
days he had spent in the dungeon Who
would make amends for what he had in
nocently suffered? Who would give
him back his health. and those years OF
his life OF which the prison bad robbed
him.
Yes, my patient reader. Dame Justitia
i bandaged but the bandagc she wears
has been fatal 10 many "A brave heart
iO he COHtinued
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all tho purposes OF Lhxaf,v
Medicine
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ened. falling hair checked. and bald
nc-> often. though not always. cured
by IT, use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore the follicl-s are destroyed.
or the glands atrophici and decared.
BIT such rs remain can he saved for
usciuine~~ 10y this application. Instead
of iouliug tie hair with lasty ,edi-
mcni j, VIII keep !, clean and vigorous.
It, occ..,IuaAl m>e viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling OF. and
consequently prercni balduess. Free
from iho>,. deie,eriou. substances which
make some PREPARATIONS dangerous aud
iuluriol- io the hair. the Nigor eau
uni> brnrli, but not harm it, Ii wanted
merely lnrn
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Poctrs.
Covote.

COyote.
Bown out Of the prairie in twilight and dew,
tiali bold and half timit-yet laIy all throu gh
10th ever To leave, and vet fearful to say
lie limps in the clearinx-an quito ast In gray
A shade on the stubbl-, \ gho- by the wall
Now leapinr-aow iimpinx-now n.king q fall.
Iopcar.si sad large jointcd but ever alway
thoroughly vagsbond oniosst In gray.
Here. Carlo. old feiiow-he'. one Of your kind
90 seek MN and bring him In out OF he W ind
What snsriing-my Carlo. 30 even dogs may
Deny their o~n kin In the ou,east In gray.
Well. take what you win though IL be on the sly
Narsudng. or beggtng-t shall not ask why
bnt viii call u dole just to help his way
\ fouriootsi irisr In orders OF gray
p. Bret Hartc. in OVERLAP Monthly .
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Miscellaneous.


4 STORY OF REAL LIFE.
nv CH.rIEs BROWN
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Perhaps ~, one n.4i,.
cine % 80 uu4Ner~a44N tt.-
onirei ifv ever ls. =.
= cAihariic. nor wa. rVcr
any before - univcrs4s. !.
lr adopted into u~c, N
every 'oantry au'i aitsonx
al classes, a. thu. tnisi
eiAcient purg1;lre
ri. The ohsipu n-a-
son 4. thattiisa ~" rr.-
liable and isr il,nis rgs
iual rcrlS'ls ilisa alv
.Fta1ss Iaus NH. ".aua
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
l. nj once agreeable.
healthy. and efieciual
tor preserving the
hair. Fddel or gray
hair IS tpon restored
~ ~ ORIGINAL color
trih he glou aud
freshmen Of Vo,sfA.
Thin hair j. thick
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Rest

Rest u no, quitting
The busy career:
Rest h the fitti1g
of seii tn ones sphtre.
lis the Books motion,
Clear ~ithout strife.
Fleeing tp ocean.
After this life
'Ts loving and serving
The highest and best
Tis onward. unsv~rying
And this il true nat Goethe.
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Merchants Line.
STEAMSHIP WIN. TIBBETS.
BOSTON a. PENOBSCOT RIVER

The Steamship WV. TIsBErr.
f.yill run weekly during the season
iz@ between Bangor and Boston
leaving Bangor every MONDAY, At O'Clock, A..
~ touching at winterport, Bueksport, sandy
Point belfast and Tenants Harbor.
Retgrning-wfn leave Battery Wharf, Boston,
every THTRSDA1, IL n. touching as above
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations for passenger.
Fare from Bangor Winterport and BucksP"rs-
$500 .,>
Fare from Belfast and Tenants Harbor -
Meals extra
For further information enquire OF
ID. W. c. FOLSOM, Agent
sue ,rt April IS 1853. lsu
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" ArHihsfhf' hor wa ever
V<x< EsS>~fsN ahf oe4o'S - uaiNcteat-
- ~ aaortel into u-e, ~
every 'oantrs aii'i Ait'''ng
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l"'l"N'AE .ninriAi"ss, pn' f1tN ifNs arg An"~n ia
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AHti''i - ah avs ana cor ii'lr % AH Tiimsir%i
containing neii4rF 'ai" Hfi "r auf dei'ti'ns drug,
t''s hAN hf i7N'A = 'ii .A' ~ .'f AA DsA9f. iner
sugar coating pTt-rne 81 ihcn ever icsh aid makes
uicn pheasant - iAe, y ii ',ins pureiy vegetable
No BARN can Ai1-c nom tner NC 20 anf quantity.
Trey oprs'tr i'1 sif'ir l'"Ae-41l inAtrnte On the
ts, Gca,,,,, ai .t 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, !.
stomach. bowel. liver. ana other 7glu- OF the
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Peter II. Walker has been arrested in New
York for attempting to shoot his wife and chill
dren and his brother.
During a storm in the harbor OF Cronstadt,
Yesterday, monitor ran into and sank a screw
lrgate, sixteen of whose crew were drowned
Senator Fowler, il is announced, is in favor
of the election of cx-Presdent Johnson to the
Senate as his successor, and will waive all claims
i'm favor of the latter.
The officers to be chosen in this State this
year are two Judges of the Court of Appeals,
Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, At
torney-General, State Engineer and Surveyor,
Canal Commissioner, and Inspector of State
Prisons.
The Democratic press is already at logger
heads on the subject of Chinese immgrationf
The World, some time since, came out in an
article claiming that the Democratic press
favored it. But scarcely was the ink dry on the
article before the Albany Argus denied it. Since
then the Cincinnati Enquirer indorsed the posi-
ton of the argus. The Chicago Times Sides
with the World in the contest.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTs


Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner of
BFRKS and AMERICAN Streets, daily (SundaVs
excepted), as iollOws:-
At 7'45 A. NJ. (2xpress) for Bethlehem. Allan.
town, LMauch Chunk, HaZletOn, WilliamspOrt
Wilkes6arre, Mahanoy City, Pittston, and TunE,,
hammock.
At 946 A. M. (Express) for Bethlehem. Foston
Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre Pittsfon'
Scranton, and New Jersey Central and Morris and
Essex Railroads. ~
At las p. M. (Express) for Bethlehem. Faston
Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton,
and HaZleton.
At 300 P NJ. for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown.
and Mauch Chunk. -'
For Doylestown at s'45 A. NJ 2,45 and AIS p. M
For Fort Washington at 645 and lO'45 A. M, and
ll3O p. M. N
For Arlington at ll5, aI5, $40, andsPM.
For Lansdale at 620 p. M.
Fifth and Sixth Streets, Second and Third
Streets and Union City Passenger Railways run to
the new Depot
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at 900 A. NJ, 2IO, 4'45, and s.2S
P. NJ.
From Lansdale at 7'30 A. M.
From Fort Washington at 92O, 1895 A. NJ, and
From Arlington at 2s6, 4's6 Gas, and 9's5 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at $50 A. NJ
Philadelphia for DoylestoWn at ZIP, M.
For Abingdon at L. M.
DoyiestoWn for Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at z. ID.
Abingdon for Philadelphia at p M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through at
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express
OD'''' -''' -'' % ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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TOR CAPE MAY, VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.


COMMENCING THURSDAY, JULY /, 1859.
Leave Philadelphia, foot OF Market street, as fol.
500 A. M, Cape May Express, due 1925.
3'l5 p. NJ, Cape May Passenger, due 7'I5.
400 p. NJ, Fast Express commencing on Satur-
day, July 81, due 6'55 p. M.
Cape May Freight leaves Camden daily at $40
A. NJ.
RETURNING, TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY,
$50 A. M, Morning Mail, due 1906 A. M.
900 A. M Fast Express commencing on Mon.
day, July 81, due l2'07.
B0OP. NJ, Passenger, due S'22P. NJ.
Sunday Mail Train leaves Cape May at STOP. NJ.
Cape May Freight Train leaves daily at $40 A. NJ.
TlOhEIS.
Annual Tickets, 800; Quarterly Tickets, $50; to
be had only of the Treasurer, at Camden. 20 Oou-
pom Tickets, $40; 10 Coupons, $50. Excursion
Tickets, %, for sale at the ticket Offices, no. 32s
Chestnut street foot Of Market street, also at Jam
For Miliviile, VineIand, Bridgeton, Salem, and
intermediate stations, leave Philadelphia at 500
A. M mail, and a,80 p. NJ, passenger.
, An accommodation train for woodbury., Mantua,
Barnsboro, and GlassboFO leaves Philadelphia
daily at 600 P. M. Returning, leaves Glassboro at
6'3 GA. M.
Communication books Of 100 checIS eaeh at re.
duced rates, between Philadelph1a and al sta.
tions.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN
For Cape May, Millville, Vineland, ETC., etc.,
For BTidgeton, Salem, and way stations, l2Oo
noon.
Freight received at FIRST covered wharf below
Freight delivery, No. 22s S. Delaware avenue.
! II VIM. j, SEWELL, Sup't w. j. IL, X.
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llngs) when ] heard the amount, and looked
round and reckoned how much a head that
might amount to, and further, when / made
observation of the pinched and poverty
stricken aspect of the owners of the said
heads, am ashamed almost to confess that
if within the next few days had caught an
investigating hand in my coat-tail pockets,
should scarcely have had the heart to resist.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
Il No 800 OHESNUT Street, forwards Parces PaoL
ages MERCHANDISE, Bank Notes and Specie either by lie
to all the principal towns and cities in the United State
X. COLEMAN,
Superintendent
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Su Ting, DURBOROW IS CO., AUCTION
: EERS Nos. 232 and 23i MARKET Street, corner OF
Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers d Co.
LARGE SALE or BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
On Thursday Morning,
August 25 at 10 o'clock four months credit
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ For BETHLEHEM, DOYLFSTOWN
MAUCH CHUNK, EAST0N, WILLIANISPORT'
WILKESBARRE, MAHANOY CITY, MOUNT
CAIiMEL1 PITTSTON, TUNKHANNOCK, AND