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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

- FOR sALE-Two ceatreboard sloops, lae1 ~ q
80 NRY OF 10 tons burthen and The FhA ~ n
sH@ HARfER. of 50 tons. They are now 10 gyryy.y
der well found For farther particulars Ig;s'e Iss
NESs& BELL, No. "a CouaEd-st- or TO VI h. 81
TIE. 81 Pier 10 North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

TIE packet ship VIRGlNfAN, Capt Heirn, burhen 80
tons wa succeed te Patrick Henry aot sail on the IN
February Persons ntraiag send FOR ther friends can
have hro-g by either ofthe above named vessels
on reas0nahIs Lrrrs BIZ applying ~ ab0ys "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

DECLARATION ON FIRE POLICY,
lust PRINTED by the Subscribers, new and approved
y form OF Declaration Fire Policy OF Insurance for eth
The greatest under the supervision of eminent ceunae
Printed and for sale the law Blank and Stationery Es-
tablishuent of Ti2Il JANSEN & BELL. l5S Nassau-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

NNAVCHESs JEW EER sHVeI W HIe' ~ Ut
w cbasers invited examine the following articles
which are offered for sale very low prices Duplex Lee
YER Lepine and other Watches by approved makers, OF
r,cen, mporaions, in fine gold and silver OF the
siee, syes warranted LINE keepers. Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets snd every description
OF new and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons, Ladies
Knives Forks Plated snd Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases. Gold Pens Manel Clocks. and choice
lection of Fancy Goods Watches Jewelry, &c. cleaned
and repsired LOCKWOOD < SCRlBNER,
rs Peari.st corner OF Fulon-sL
nol n oppose United States Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

81 FOR - LE-The elegant Golric stone House
.a ard Lot No. 10 Ganercy PARK, th-st The Houssiz
situated directly that besulu Park IL IS feet 'front.'
g. deep stories ard attic high and OF the
commodious II hss Croton aier ga- pipes
snd furnace iubeu, connected with excellent furnace
ghcuL THERE'S spacious ball, marble ued 10 marble
NANTES sstnery 10 frat ory plate giass 10 the ~hoefron
plated furniture "a all the rOc-bsth rooms and wA.er
coaets mahogany doors IN first story yefandah front
and and whole repele with every Tor
slaye family and s finished in the moot and .ubstanR
manner. The hoUle Will be sold either with or without
the IN the l9h-st FOR terms. which will BE-
coumodaing apply TO ELIHU TOWNSEND, 50 M-r-
chants Exchange, or C. j. G. EELDEN, - Grsmuercy
Park or 60 Wallet. ~ n
q. FARM For SALE AT AuCTIOH.-The
subscriber being determined 10 dispose of his Farm
ofers for sale. AID II not sold private sale
before Wednesday, the 18Th day Of February next. II
that day 10 O'Clock thu forenoon, be sold At pub
lie auction the premises The highest bidder Sale pos
live Said Farm lies 10 the OF La Grange, Ducns5
County miles South fn-t OF the village OF PoughSeep-
se conains about SO Of LHld of excellent quail
Ivy handsomely divided, win ira, rate Buildings Of All
kinds suitable for farm, and all rearly new u = N fsl
rate fence and fne a.eed and excellent lii OF various
kinds the described Fan of the most fesh-
bic farms 10 County Duchess Persons wisng 20
purchase such farm invited to cali and examine i1f
Themselves Payments easy. Conditions made Enoa On
the NV of sale MI his personal pro-
perry, consisting OF Horses Oxen, Cows, Hos+ fHftIs
Utensils Of all kinds. Hay. Grain On i6s SJo.lI;;
fa, flJrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

.eEs FOR SALE.-House nn4 lot 10 Reade, 81 Inquire
E:: Of Z. WARD, ESQ. % JohnsL or OF Mr. JACOB La
1-A BACH o. Nass4l-sL il3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

nRY GOODS, Dry Goods,-We would recommend
~ all IN (eld those that nop OF Dry
Goodi 20 Gray's, 90 Greenwchs He going out
OF the business, ana ID selling almost any pfce his socs
embraces almost every article in the Dry Goods line To-
gether with 800 Ladies C!osks, from Two TO Ten dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

GOLD AND SILVER INKS for Ornamental
UWrtng -Sold By the dozen or sin gle bottle, By
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
y ew Manufacturing Sssaoners, n Mader-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

a. FOR SAIiE-The modern built story aud sItic
S;s Brick House. with the lot, No. I'll Madison, corner
1a efarson-s The house l. nearly > feet wide ard Is
40 feet eep ,oI nearly by so feet. Also the story
and attic Brick House and the ot No - Jesrsoust with
fine large courtyard front. ana convenient yard IL The
rear Tie house is ~ by So feet lot n 5v nearly ou
Apply 10 Dh- 81 t!t IN =, " Ooo-s|
ITO 2lwlm+ no. III hali-oo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

g. LAW 0FFlCES.-Ehgihle olhces in the rear,
sa building, No - and ~, Nasaau-s, 10 he neatly
finished Hnd ready for occupation the first dny 0!
May Croton water Will bs introduced ON each land
ing Also, Offices in the front building, which will be put
in lhor1u gh order ani repair diagram Of the Offices
he by Supplying to JOSEPH THOMPSON, No. 8 Ma.
sali.s ST 2nd story. IN 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

Bellows Fall Bk ,Rock'ghm !
Brattleboro' Bank ........do
Burlington, Bank Of. do
Caledonia, Bk o. Danvi.!e.do
Farmers Bk, Orwell do
Far. X Mech. BIZ. Burling'ndo
Manchester, Bank of......do
Aliddlebury, Bank oi......do
Montpelier, Bank of......do
New6ury, Blk ofWellsRiy'rdo
Orleans, Bk of Irisburgh. do
Orange Co. Blk OF Chel5ea.do
Poultncy, Bank of........do
Rutland, Bank of..........do
ST. Albums, Bank of.......l
Vergennes, Bank Of. 1890.
Woodstock. Bank of......do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

axsS-rhe inc, fast sailing, and coppered shP BhoIh
Frs Capt 'alpey. 700 t0us hurthen. vii sd! ifon
the above Port the ign March next sfofdiDg good op
porugiy for passengers who wish direct TO new
York. For OF passage WHICH moderate. sPpiy~
w s. J. = TAPSCOTr. - sOGL-st- Ma.fen-lAor y.
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Drn GOODS.

A LNiANAGS.-Ths trade supplied win Almanac q!
n ihs prices manufacturing. nj The Tribune oiica a4
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-30

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at Am.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
With worcester Passengers, att and AM, and 81
NIB The 2 A M. train will take up passengers Eas
ofFramingham
eary every day except Monday, stopping only at Framing
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail-
ROAD every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at II AMI 81 A. NJ. and 4PM.
For NOrgich and Stations the Norwich Railroad
II A. NJ. and p P,
For Worcester and Way s,stiOns at II and 81 AM "a
and 4 P. M.
N. The NJ. Train will stop at any StuliA.,
East of birmingham
For MiLlb1try, AZ "a A. NJ. and 81 P. N.
For NeW York, via Norwich and by Steamer, oclk
P. NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad at n AM.
For Neto York, Hartford and New Haven at II
FROM MiLLBURY.
For Bo'ton and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
So A. N. and 81 P. NJ.
SAXONYILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at u and 10 Am and 8 Pm.
Leave Boston 81 AM 1al and ST pm
Freight Train will leave Boston at 1874 M. for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton, Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester OF ia. m-irom Boston at
IL
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. VIM PARKER, Supt
Dec7, 1885, II
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New Iron Store

NO. 70 MIN STREET, Won CESTER.
lCHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
hand and for sale-Cheap for Cash-Engish, Refined
banksi Oh Sable. Norway. Sweedes, and Band r. ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-UI.
Naytors', ami Jessops-German Coach Spripa steel.
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron-Crow Bars-Vces-
Axles and Boxes-Horse Nails-Shee Lead and zinc &C.
H., l.. co. are Manufacturers of Tin Copper
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and at short notice nJParcuar attention paid to Fac
tory Work-Iin Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs
SFOV rs of all descriptions constantly for sale al the
very lowest prices at the OLD STAND of II. A. RICHARD
SON, fen doors north Of the Eagle Hotek
April %. tf No. rs Main ST. Worcester
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Il. II. CLARKE'S
Vegetable SarsapariIla RiIters.


Hark, and hear the glad sounds exulinglv swelling
Through the North the South through The East TO the
Procaimng Carke's Bitters diseases dspeing West
And al siGkly mortas with health to he blest
~ X. CLARkE'S Vegetable Sarsaparilla Bit
H. tiers, are entirely Of vegetable composition and are
compounded and medieated for the of those in
oerable and very prevalent Diseases the Janndice and
uessng malades, which, unreqnen:ly, receive then
origin therero, they lay the foundation many other
diseases, unless exirpaed by The use Carkes Ders
"hlch cannot be TOO highly recommended esteemed.
Inc numerous testimonials and recommendation to
which the public pleased favor daily, OF the
peculiar and unequaled efficacy these Biters Causes
them TO be ed for their superiority any other med
cine, for cleansing the stomach and bowels of bile and
morbid NATTER purifying the blood promoting digestion
and causing speedy Appetite with vgor aud &C.
usiy oifeengs Carke's Biters decidedly preferable
10 any other medicine Notwithstanding very highly
they may be recnmmended) for very important rea
sons, and should be used third great eason st For
Ing the already weak patient, medicines do they
gradually strengthen. while they thoroughly perform
ing the work OF purcaiOn, and 3d. Because they are NOT
Quack Medicine.
As Carkes Vegetable Sarsap8rIla Blers are composed
Of variety Of medicinal vegetable Ingredients they speed
y restore man TO permanent health by eradicaiing from
his system the owing diseases viz; Sick eadache Pain
and Dizziness in the Head, General Debility Heartburn
Cosyeness, Diarhwa, loss Of Appetite Bilious affections
Gravel Pain In the Sde Back and Breast Rheumatic Pains
Liver Complaints, Heart Disease, Cough Cold and all nj.
ectons Of the Lungs, &C. where Calome has been too
freely used, CLARKES BlTTERs are OF the most infinite
Importance, aud for all kinds Of hunors az Il contains
good proportion OF pure Sponfsh Smsdparid and other
roots Of genial eicocy ao Fever aud Ague they have
proved themselves 10 be sovereign remedy.
9p Sold by HALLIBURTON a. co, Boston, and s. A.
ROWLAND, Worcester. April /.
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PATENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
y. s Patent Office Washingfon
No. ~ State Street. - RnStnn.

'A"teTtc0n ana fGTelgn ODtce, and Agency Of the
U. s Patent Office Washsn gton,
No. ~ State Street, = Boston.
NE subscriber by appointment the Commission
a CT OF Patents Is agent Of the U. g. Patent Office fu the
purpose Of receiving and forwarding to the same all such
oGes, specimens OF ingrediel all manufactures as
49,. "e intended TO be patented deposited therein,
whch VIII be received forwarded ee of expense and
.S,c ~ Ier owners and with all possible dispatch The
nehs and all the necessary papers and rawinss viii
,abiishn mo American and foreign works. for
tanmug 'he validity utility Of inventions and render
auVce on all legal and scientific matters rasnecting h
Nv onn,ea,in secured u Europe and other countries
by upPhcahon al this Office inventors are saved The
lmea expense Of journey TO Waab,ne,an sd do,ay
tents The ~ Az personal trouble in obtaining their pa
iensiVe collection Of rare works docnmsn,s SootN'.
&c, on mechanical subjects and the Patent TssanJ
paaens y uneIeht countries, collected at rnucn ynemsa
curing ne long time this Office has been ps aS
20 when oaiy additions are being made togehep 49,. a
i neio sep ., Inventions patented AT Wnshng,oo
enable me 70 afford important assistance and
70 inventors aesrousn securing patents which in a
respects might be difficult OF athinn,ent ' III olhei
weodly55 4. H. EDDY, Ciyfl Enria..
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EAME into the Enclosure of the srhs-fae on The l5b
switch tail, and will weigh about 1000 ib. Viii, RnS
Sleigh, running part light color and bras monnted har
ness string OF small bells about the orses neck md
Buiio robe mBrked g. q J. Smith, which Tho owner can
have by proving property and pny inr charges
WlikihsonTiie' Dec H. J. G. BROWN.
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lDye-House Removed,

FE1HE subscriber has Removed his Dyeng
n Works to his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
ana eny ten rods from Main Stree where all goods must
be ieit Having rstrate shop, with every convenience
aached ne feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and shorter notice than ut
any other shop OF the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOhKS Colored, as usual for
ONE DOLLAR; GeniemeB's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required
CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants cleansed and pressed ut one days no
nee desired CARPETS, SHAwLs all kinds and Mil.
TARY UNIFORMS, ceansed and pressed and
LOOK as well as goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, charge will he made
u Only Office IN Worcester is on Cent
Street HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 90. 35tt
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MAGIC ERASIyE SOAP.

For renewing Grease Spots Stnins or Marks rrnu
Clothes W1oens, Carpets, &C. c., and rendering The
spots where u applied clear bright new and spoess
SoIf wifh MI Directions Price Is cents
1JA the above articles are for sale at the
Chedp D. fStore, by j. CIRCUIT, JR.
nd xutC
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Indian Hair Dive.

koR CoLoRING THE HAIR beautiful Brown or
a. black, without causing the least nlurs 10 the skin.
un Wy Druggists generally throughout the United states
On supply just fertiyed and for sale by JAS.
IShEEN u CO., II Main street, and NJ b. GREEN 200
Fsh ~ ~ worcester. Price cents per bottle
80 - div WIZ
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,


cure hFapIonS and DiStSurements Of The Skin PIN.
ples' Ffec&ies Sunburn, SAT- Rhsum, Scurgy
Sore Heads, &c. &c.
Is astounding how quickly by The use of one cake NJ
Jones ltalah Chemcal soap, saliow. yellow or dark
SKIN becomes beautifully clear and White.
Persons in purcha sing this mus WAYS ask for ONES,
Italian CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps as many
VINO nave been cheated with cOuntereiis will be 100
uch discouraged to try the genuine, say such Try
ths once-you wlno regret it; but always see thai the
name OF L. JON Els Is on The wrapper.
from the Neto Orleans Cent1neL October 1914
Ohe OF our subscribers Mr. Leonard informs Ms that
ne mas been cured of old scay Rheum OF Is wears
slahdIhg on his beard. fingers and hands bv cake of
an article much advertised atey-we speak of Ioues'
Ahan Chemical soap He also Informs us that he has
triedt effects upon his female save Rose yellow
sFl much marked with sunspots and he fonnd in Two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
- From the NetV York Sun.
we make Il a rule notice an advertised ar
ucie, but from what have heard several persons
respecting the powers oil Jones' Itaan Chemical SOAP
we 10 not hesitate pronounce il all 1t is ren-esented
aad can therefore, conscenuOusy recommend ii to our
urements.
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WANTED

w HIRE good industrious man, with small family
Inr one years time to commence the frst az Daca,
den furnished UERvFv ~ - !, /, v nlst, nun aar-
Auburn, Oct IA "n"NNOfI.
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeng Light, Red, or Gray Hair =
the skin. Sold with full Directions.
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LEOMARD,S

LEOMARDS
Boston and Worcester Express.
rEYHE subscriber continues to run the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester, for the safe transmits
sion Of Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie and Mer
ohandise generally
THREE TIMES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given paying collecting and me-
gotatng notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce Business all Kinds attended
TO in the most prompt and faithful manners and the pat
rons of this line depend upon the delivery their
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFICES -HARNDEN d. cos. Office Court Street
Boston; ]. H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST.
Worcester. s. B. LEONARD.
Aug. n, 1916. diff
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ReNAN-allGgele COaarnrrn,.a

A LWAYs on hand large assortment of Rssa,'.,,
"A Comorters and Tor safe cheaper Than anv naoe
buy the material u single one Hotels and -, ~ can
ng Houses furnished at snort notice - Doafu'
Worcester Dec 22 b. L. HARDoN a. 20
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among the educaed there few who will doubt but
mat by forcing the and sclp OF the head TO a
heal'hy action we can cause growh-aye, dark, uxui
ant growth The roots being healthy. II sediment called
dandrun or scuri 10 discharged from The scp the hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus The roots strongly
fastened IN their native SOIL proudly and spenGdlv Dis
from death by The powerful aid of science
From The NeO York Tribune.
y" see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia man
~ years Of age the top Of whose head was as bald
as me palm OF ones hand two months since has
now hne dark hair growing as, from use OF Jones
Coral II air Restoratiye,1
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PRINTS

- wa.dahlNG ENTIRELY SEW, and al there is In
Warra, can 10 found ~ Tho Peoyies CAeaD Store
''''e'' Dec Il. SIR G. NJ. DAYTON.
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Examination Of Diseases
Y g L. ARR OY NOE.

~ ~ T'HE subscriber is still Intending
I'M O. IL TO the Examination OF Disen.
-S-ssi ses, at bis Room No. 49, Amerisa,
- 0SSStNAs2S4 Temperance House. His CLAIR.
tals~ EMTTIF. yol AMI is one OF the best In The
country and her exaninations
nave given entire satisfaction the hundreds She bs
umned In the last three years. "a
Hours tor Examinations from to 5 O'Clock p NJ
ne Agent for the sale Of DR. HER WOODS Ceebra,a1
PLASTER, for Chronic Diseases Including ali tb s.e,
OF Fubercula or 6croiula " w "'"iS
lie mas also Tor sale, Mertyoods Magnetc Machines oc
various sizes a the manufacturers prices these MashI
are me most compact and beautiful article OF The LIrS
mr. nufacured. JAMES sIJEpttgp u Aihu
Worcester, Nov 7. D, 'h.
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Washington UOLL0n FIanneIs at cts,
HAMILTON do do az 10 cts.
~ GOD PRINTS, madder color, for cts, Mems Wrlst
VI let's a good article cold weather also. a few,
Muers leit yea the Pe0pkes Cheop Store WALDO ro,x
Worcester, Dec 81. 5iu G. NJ. DAYTON.
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EVENING DRESS GOoDS

lust received a lot Of Evening Dress Coods ma
% for sale very cheap by h. l.. IARDON a 20 u
Worcester, Dec a.
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JONES SPANISH LILY WHITE.

Is perfectly innocent, being purified Of Mi deeteri
GUS qualities and il imparts to The asn material,
healhy, dabaster clear living whites At the same tin
smooth. = $50
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Arrangements

es~-pn Eszszssss tsz.szssa - "A LII ii
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csrulean Springs from Bsllsview, miles, once
a week.
Clear Fork from Whitley c. H.. ID miles, once
in two weeks.
cuney's and wi.onviIs from shelbyvills, II
miles, once weeh.
Dublin from Mllburn, miles, once week
EhIayille from Fleminssburgh, ~ miles, twice a
week.
Empire Iron Works from cadir, i6 miles, once
week.
Fair Dealing from wadssboro, 9 miles, once a
week.
Flint Island from Brandenburg, Is miles, once
week
Ganettsburg from Oak Grove, miles, twice q
week.
Grass Hills from Client, miles, once week
Griffith's from Forest Retreat, miles, once a
week.
Hague from Franklin, 8 miles, once IN two weeks
Haydon's from 0wenton, 2 miles, once week
Helena from North Fork, miles, twice a week.
Jefensonto~n from Louisville, II miles, three
times a week.
Jeco from whitley c. H., ID miles, once 9
week.
Lind.ays Mill from Hopkinsvillc, IA miles, once
week
Little Flat from Bethel, ~ miles, once week
Martinsburg from Centre Point, 81 miles, once
week.
Martnsville from Bowling Green, o miles, once
a week.
puiu"dJ fOul 'ciroiteS, o Hheby llitc utHc1 q
week. .rf.
Mill,rs Mill from Oak Grove, 7 miles, once q
week.
Moronsvire from Versailles, 7 miles, once q
| week.
Newburg from Louisville, 9 miles, once week
Portland from Louisville, 2 miles, twice a week.
Poplar Grove from New Liberty, miles, once
week.
Rock Spring from Moscow, . miles, once a week
Salonia from Comprehensive, miles, twice 9
week.
Stamping Ground from White Sulphur, miles
twice week, =
Tene Sails from Manchester, 6 miles, once
week.
Union from Florence, A miles, once week.
Verona from Walton. 0 miles, once week.
Walnut Valley from Richmond, 10 miles, once a
week.
Wallonis from Cadiz, miles, once week.
Walnut Grove from Princeton, Q miles, once a
week.
wanenton from Bowling Green, miles, once
week.
Yarmallton from Versailles, miles, twice week
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week.
Leave Sewer c. H. every Friday att M, ar.
rive at Pckcns G. H. next Sunday by 9 I'm.
Leave Pekcns C. II. every Monday at 7 a m,
arrive at Sewer C. HI. next Wednesday by 8 pm.
1858. From Marysville, by Montvail Springs,
Chilhowee, Citico, Tcllico Plains, Wolverton, Co
lumbus Benton, Ocoa, Conesausa, and Cobuttsh
Springs, Ga, to Spring Place, ~ miles and back,
once week.
Leave Marysville every Saturday at 5 a m, arrive
ut Tcco Plains same day by 9 P m,
Leave Teico Plains every MONDAY at ia M, ar
rive at Spring Place next day by IL m.
Leave Spring Place every Tuesday at m, ar
rive at Tcllico Plains next day by 7 p m.
Leave Teco Plains every Thursday at G p m,
arrive at Marysville next day by 8 p m.
$3.50 From Philadelphia, by Eve Mile, Morgan
town, Chota, and Chilhowce, to Franklin, N. c.,
lOl miles and back, once week.
Leave Philadelphia every Monday at 2 p m, ar
rive at franklin every Thursday by 2 m.
Leave Franklin every Thursday at u m, arrive
at Philadelphia every Monday by lam.
$3.50 From Tellico Plains, by Murphy, N. c..
Peach Tree, Hiwsssee, and Blairsvile, Ga, to Ma
coochee, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Tellico Plains every Thursdey at a ~,
arrive at Nacoochee next day by 5 pm.
Leave Nacoochee every Saturday al a m, arrive
at Tellico Plains next day by 5 p m.
526l, Prom Athens, by Mantua, Calhoun,
Charlie ston, Cleveland, and Walnut Hill TO Chat
tsnooga, So miles and back, twice week.
Leave Athens every Sunday and Wednesday at
m, arrive at Chattanooga same days by m.
Leave Chattanooga every Tuesday and Saturday
at 2 a m. arrive at Athens same days by m.
Proposals TO carry in two-horse coaches, tr-week-
w. through each way in - hours, are invited
1862. From Athens, by Smiths, TO Columbus, l6
miles and back, once week
Leave Athens every Monday 1t m, arrive al
Columbus same day by II m.
Leave Columbus every Monday at p m, arriv,
at Athens same day by fpm.