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DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.


yp7HlS remedy il prepared cnurcly from vego.
1 table substances and contains no mercury,
arsnlc or anything that can prove injurious to the
system. Its effects are thnsn ola Juubstrucnt and
tonic, well adapted TO restore the healthy action
ofthe liver aud stomach whose functions are 80
generally impaired IN rhi, class oI diseases.
Qululne aud other tuulCs serve only in many
eases to brake the uhiils, uui dp net remove the
disease Of the liver aud other organs implicated
on which the chill and fever depends hence the
ussluucss ofthc Fluid Extract of Bark" (par.
u,uhTly where physicians clnDot readily toe con.
ru'icn) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indication ct these moadic.
The "FlUil Extract Of Bark is prepared 10y
Dr. Sawyer, after several wears experience ia al.
ministcung to those afflicted, both in the eastern
aud western part of the Uuil,d States, and he
can confidently commend 1t ts tn. public ~ r'.a.
Sessing virtues well adapted Ia the penn al
cure OF the often long ptotHc,cd intcfmiu,
and rcmttcnts Of unhealthy districts.
Hundreds of testimonials in rcgafn to the cIli.
cacy vi the medicine from persons ol respectable
ity have been given ~ the ptuptclot-hut hc
does not make usr # them ns be- prefers to have
the medicine introduce itself solely by.i,s merits
Soldhy WHITE y HUNTER,
Two doors north Of the Mansion House. who
have constantly IN handalhtgc supply OF Drugs.
Medicines. Ods, Dyc.stuils, &c.
July 30, 1877.
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water Power for Safe.

Valuable Water Prigihge, on Fer R,rer, .Gtr
mites aJOrc DIyioa, AMI one mile from shck
Daier narigahD0 n he Ftegcr " lie ILLINOIS
and Michigan canal
TIE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The tlyor at the above place, is nov
prepared 10 sell or lease water TOR manufacturing
purposes law mill is in operation, and a
grlsi aud ilounne mill in progress of erection. 1t
Is located In the midst Of an extensive wheat
aud wool growing country, and offers every IN.
ducomcnt for the above business and also fora
"oolen factory or any mechanical or manuhc.
turing embellishments where water power ~ re-
CURED. a village plat is laid out, aud lots arc
offered On reasonable terms. A blacksmith aud
wagon maker would lind 1t n desirable location ;
nnd good tavern OF boarding house would do
we'll. For particulars enqutc Of
Ottawa, Dec 10. lsi1 GEO. MANN
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stone Quarry,

TNIlE subscriber would inloum builders and
j other, whom II may concern, TINT be- L.
now opening a STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south east oi Ottawa, where DO viii be ready at
all times to supply all oijcrs he may receive.
lie is also prepared 10 execute masonry and
stone cutting Ia all ~ branches, and will war
tent his work, Tor durability aud finish, 40, TO
be surpassed by any Que.
The subscriber returns h. sincere thanks for
pssl iayofs, and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
lhr place, formerly worked by Sanger, aud
,ulil hereafter be prepared to furnish all otj,rs
from iha, quartz
n. u. lie will also furnish for buildings,
CupS, SH', PHi1rs, PikisieSs. and Columns, ~.
pefior 10 any heretofore used.
January 20, 1919, u COHRlGAN.
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Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek containing 427 acres. - miles north Of
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved,
10 OF timber, d"clln; houses. one log the 9th.
or good fame, with veil, wood.house and els.
TEN l5O lruiI trees many OF them bearing y
good frame barn nnd shed and stationary thresh.
ing machine; the farm is well watetoi with liv.
ing sprines, and by Indian Creek. The farm
Will be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons, liberal credit will be given on part Of the
purchase money.
IN Bwean CouDiy.--ssc SO, l7,nrll, east
Of the iIh principal meridian.
i, Gylmdy County Sc ar 9, 80, 6; c hf sw
qr Is, 80 s
IL wa Comig-E hfsS 80, 81, Q; sw fr. ar
3, 80, 0.
The above Lands will hc sold eheap On
most which, 10y paying one-tOur,h down, time
VIII he given on the balance.
Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
GARDEN SEEDS. "A fine 10, of fresh
" seed. & 7 sale by CmiN uIsilL
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uNntH rHE PATRONAGE o. ru. ta"r AAs
hlrA> 'uLLLGL % HrALIh..:srNe-
iiHHhn AZ WASHINGTON,
JANuAHi' 1870.

l.
"Why send to Eurone'. di.,,u, ,L,,.
For plants that rro, nj ,u, ,,,n ,L,,,.t
/ Is alke consistent with vbilos., ,onJ.,
! mon sense that Cor the sam, r,,s,', ,h., ,h..
climate n which we drew o,f frat br,,,h !. ,,o,
ahrr the best suited TO our cop,,,,uti,,, .,,b.r,
duct. OF that climate ate tie must e,a,,l,l ,,,,,
TASTE thus the Grecn!lndtf iea-,s viii r,rr.
/ lar gusto on the blubbcr Of the whale M, ,,or,
dermg Arab Is vigorous On tie filthy Iocn.t
While the brazilian Indian enjoys health ON ,
wc,l oi'enlrrdts
mr I.S" an a',,SSn'nf,m' r',,a'Gee has
productions c cnGa climate and Tie br %.'n, mary
products are designed 10 uour,n, is it wonderful
. ,on, 'T5.S ',,, "G,,n AZ, i",S9d'd by TIA,
be in,o,cJ IN the same ca,csary ,'''I In ', oS
w,o., r.lruo, cyidrn, ,hut every country ur,.
s"''' "',nn itself M d'ci"'l Go'bs fully eompc-
nv '''' '''' '''' ~ ''' 10 mat ''0H'
Improving on Mi, liot The di.caycrcr If hi,
,n''."-'I" medicine ot,cr year. Of r,'un' iu,,s-
,',, ',,',',''', ,'''"'' a-' y the h''ss.
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NJ A. NSION HOUSE,
Aud STAGE OFrICE-..Ol,nya, m.

t"I II 'f''I@ VT 1T f----VIIUWH, III.
Vii undersigned has purchased the above
T. House, and repaired anl furnished i, IL a
proper manner cor fret rate Hotel 1t is sjtua-
ted Directly IN font Of the Court House, aud i.
convenient for all those having business conncc-
ted with The public offices; and il IN the centre
Of the business par, Of the town. The stage OF.
fee tor the different routes is kept at this house.
The house Is large and roomy, aud is capable
Of accommodating all those who may favor him
with call, Attached To the house is a comfort.
able and convenient, stable.
From his long acquaintance and exp ricnce Of
the business, and unremiited eSerlions to please,
he hopes TO receive a liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, lS4T. X. THORN.
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Marble aud stone Yard.

n LYONS would inform the inhabitants ol
D.Ouawa aui surrounding couotry that he
has established himself 10 'he above bu.nc.sin
Ottawa, on Columbus IT, directly opposite Geo.
Wcsrs livery stable, whore bee viii he able t. fur.
nish 10 order tomb stones, monuments, tables VI
any other article in h.. line Of business.
Ottawa Sept IL. lsiI.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLE & BtIIEY

DEIURN thank, 10 the public ior'lhe liberal
u patronage extended To them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side Of the
CITY Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied BY John McCauy. They have
procured the latest
Fail and Uimier FaShians.
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in The most fashionable
style. Work will BE- done ia the best manner,
aud all garments m8deto tit.
Oulwu, Oct. 20. 1871
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH,

U Il Y ITO u D.TI 7 II
4 lESPECIFULLY return thinks to the cit.
Il SzeHs ol Ottawa and vicinity for lhe liberal
patronage be has heretofore received, and hopes
to metli confluence of the same. His 1Q.hr.
ing establishment il on the son,h side Of the
pubic square, over James Ryan's store
tie IL prepared To DIV work on the most rcnsaua-
Ole terms, aud warrents all garments made by
hIn to fl. Cutting will ,e done on short notice
and warcned 10 fit if properly made mp The
Spring and .Summer Fashi0aS.
! rom New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the Ia
test and most apTruqed stylc.
N -LWmder, ant mo1s kipis # cg,alry
p'od1ce cW be to5e" in pqymme e., royI.
OuaNa. May 5, 1915,
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NEW TAIDR SHOP.
\ r. SMITH

Has recently established him.clCin Ottawa,
on the north side ci the public square, whec be-
will promptly attend To Ill call, IN hrs line Of hu-
slncss. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in shop iswarrnulel. Cutting done
to order. NAV IS. lsI7. 46.f
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!llr0ieincs.
pHlJGS a MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Paints. OILS, Furnishes,
Puity, Umdoc Glass, Dye StuGs,
BRUSHES, Books, Confectionaries,
Efuik, Nuts. Hines and BranAics.
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StWXEgs'S
FLUID EN TRACT OF BARK,
AN lEFiABlE REMEDY FOR The
f3V,iA q A9U3o

ind The marioUs forms # BILIOUS
diseases, Intermittent RcminUi,
ChW Ferer anil Dumb ague, hov
ing their origin in maiarid Of very fer.
tin or maTshy districts, prepared by
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AallSglTglAaa
The Usage Orange.


cncc to the cultivation Of the Usage
Orange for hedges, in late number
OF the Illinois Journal, written BY
Professor Turner, of jacksonville:
| have been experimenting upon
the Usage Orange for ten years. In
that time have omitted to avail
myself OF no sources Of Information,
by mail or otherwise. which sup
posed available.
From the various papers, letters,
certificates, sc. which | now have
on hand, bat, above all, from the
plants themselves, | think could
convince any sensible, practical man,
that all our prairies south of the ILL.,
nois, are destined to be fenced with
them in less than twenty years. At
least, | have never known single
man who went away from the evil
dence an unbeliever. But, like all
other things, there is q right and
wrong way to do it; and those who
begin right, are sure to succeed,
while those who begin wrong are as
sure to fail. | will point out some
causes of failure.
The whole country is full of bad
seed, while still there is much good
seed | have had more than one hun
dred bushels offered me by various
persons this season. Some of it has
been good, but much Of it has been,
at least doubtful. Seed is spoiled BY
boiling it, and otherwise heating it to
get it out of the apple in its native
climate. BY suffering it to mould in
casks, or to get too dry, either be-
fore it is packed, or by being kept
through one season. From these and
similar causes, not more than three
men out Of ten who have sowed seed
heretofore, to my knowledge, in the
west, have succeeded in ever making
itcame up with any tolerable degree
Of uniformity.
Agreat multitude Of farmers are
thus spring purchasing seed to sow
mthe hedge row.-This fact alone
shows their utter ignorance, not only
OF this particular plant, but of the
art of hedging in itself. The best
Thing they can hope for is, that their
seed will never come up, which will
probably be the case unless the spring
should be remarkably favorable, and
the seed unusually good. This plan
OF sowing in the hedge row, may do
abroad, Though no man accustomed
to hedging can be made to believe
that a hedge can be made in this way
out OF any plant whatever, or in any
climate whatever;) but in our eli
mate, and with this plant, it can ne
Yer produce any thing but an odious
brush fence, which in ten wears will
prove a pest rather than blessing.
The proper way of making the
hedge is, to take plants and raise
them in nursery, devoted exclu-
sively to the purpose protect them
thoroughly the first year from the
winters cold, BY proper covering
IN the fall, for if they freeze tie first
year, they will be likely to be tender
for several years af,er,-though if
secured through the first season, they
Will never freeze down again. Il
nave not lost plant two years old
IN ten years; but have never known
a winter before this last that would
not freeze out the one year old plants
If uncovered.
Those who have sc ed to sell should
either sell it 10 nursery men or SOW it
themselves; and not induce farmers
to scatter it about their fields until
the,y have more knowledge on the
subject than they now possess.
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INHE Subscriber has just re-
l. .ti,oj at his store one door
North a. The Mansion House,
, FROM N,,r lo,k amt 81. Lyui, )
81 large and fresh supply OF the
above named lriolss, together
with most every variety Of arli-
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sizes usually kcp>ln drug stores, with many kinds
Of the best ard most approved patent mt Iicncs
IA usc, Also, books end stationary. with a va.
EeN Of pumutrs, Toy books, sc
=, lie Keeps constantly un hand superior artirl,
Of vines aud brlnjies, for meacai y,Dyo,ss ou,y
Physicians aud others are requested to hauu
IN their urusJs, as they can uoN be filled ou the
shortest notice and warranted TO please
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o. 90 0 OW
-nr- --.Ac-
Grated. Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers at INV Farm
~ and Nursery, on the lcei side Of Fer RI.
per, near Dayton, and five miles noith.eas, Of
OTTAWA They consist Of nc,tly
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Hard,care, Boots g. Shoes,
Realty Mate Cichng, &C.,
which he offers for sale low at the store lately oc
cupird 10y J. ~ &. Armour, Ottawa.
Sent II, lSlI lanes RYAN
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800 Varieties Of Annie.


ANA great variety u Pears, piumhs, and Cher.
mes, which have been selected with care and
great expense frcm the mos, popular and ap.
proved NcrscrIes in the Union, embracing near.
" al the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit of which it sconfdeut.
~ believed, cannot fail 10 suit the most delicate
AMI 'e'ined pah,cs.
: ton, III which hc makes some grave sta
e meuts against Capt. Woodruff, of the cal
b, packet "llllnois," accusing him Of ill.trc
men, Of passengers, &c., sc. The VIII
IL story is so unlike Capt. W., that with
st knowing more about it, we undertake
w. pronounce i, grossly exaggerated If not
4. tally false. II is known that the Hin
to has been n lavori,e boat with nearly all
H. towns along the canal, and we are not Vi
on, suspicion that this story is more prot
''' ted by a spirit Of jcalosy than care for
"' in,cres, and comfort of the travelling pub
me- OPPOSITION Boar on THE LAKES
~ new aud staunch Steamer Superior,
of Wilkinson, Master, has advertised that
Ne will run during the season between Bui
nj, and Chicago in opposition TO the Comb
nc. ton. She leaves Buffalo and Chicago
hat alternate Thursdays. Fare about
|id, through, for cabin, and 81 for deck pas
of gers. Combination prices Sl2 and
ION The Superior Is said to be equal TO the
Of The Combination boats.
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Graoss. &e.
DAYTON
" DOL L EN- I AC TO E Y

Wv
" DOL L EN- / AC TO r Y.
liE woul mos, respectfully inform GU,
w friends aud patrons, that the above estab-
.Ish meRt 10 still ia operation, and will continue
20 be, so long as We continue TO receive such a
toeTaishare ofpubItc patronage. and would here
reae" our promise that ua pains shall be spared
On ourplrl, with sklliui MORT men, to tender GO
neral Satisfaction. We are manufactures tE,
.ol!osINs kinds 81 goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS.
Cashmere, N3lGfti, lwsrd, Jeans LiaSN
E!aaacls Of different Kinds, and Blankets,
hirh We olrl 'or sale Wholesale OF retail yer,
cheap, for CIh, W.sGi, or Na,i. ur viii mas,
liberal exchanges, say ri. ;u,lydcluth fur from
2 10 los ct ~uJl, sd. Jeans Tor . tbs, / 81
nne!gor i lbs, pair very heavy blankets lot
IS much more wool as 1t t1kas 70 make them
&c, ailoithe same quality. DRIVE Will manu-.
iactute tuIled cloth on commission, al from 81 Z
10 o. cents per VI. Wool calculated Tor cx
changing OF manufacturing should bewclI wash
ed ON the sheep ana rolled up Ia separate fleece,
CAR0iNG AND SPRAYING,
yin be done a. from L. TO Is cents per pound.
CARVING vi,I hc done th,->easnu Of = ceats.
except yety fac "a cert, gcr pouud. Come on
with your Zoe wu,l, IS We have lust received
t7o uvw single machines ct the latest and most
impscycd style, Which Vii te rui IN c5mplr,
order. with toe csrls, 90. 32 and 33l by The
2rth inst, and are calculated expressly for GUS
tom work. Our old machine wIll be pul in . .od
order, lnI viii DC uslice to the coarser qualities
Persons coming from distance can havetheir
work done with lhc itasi possible lti9y, aud Ia
name, which Nc vii Ray.autto 1--WE sails.
faction.
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Nor NuIe on C0nNilmngnl,


Buehan- Nuuganan Hoys ldnm,nt for
Bnl,lm; Plies;
Ns,ar's Balsam VIII Farc''s Arabian Lint
Cherry; meui;
Hifs Hll,im Honey. HIVES Nerve aul
fay,or's buIsum lA,,t Bone lduimrnG
wort, Thompson Eye Water
Cheeseman's Arabian Fahucioch's Verml.
Balpm; fusp:
Turing 1u's Balsam ComIock's Sarsapaull.
Life Sands do
Anderson ,caUsh drngs Busturs do
BaHholumcw's Puh Shermaus VI orm and
ENpc,Domu'; other lo1engcs;
Hastings Comp syrup NcAIl,or, all healing
Napl1a; S,lyr
Osgood's India Cholo. Connects Pain Es,mc.
Eo-us, tor
Smiths Tonic syrup, With great variety OF
Naushu'- Veg LJthon. rlI.s To numerous
iHpur; 70 IuruuJn.
Downs EHScr health.
g. L. THOMPSON
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tllroirinrs.
The Arabian's Wade MeCum,
b: G. FARRElIS ARA4lhN uNlMcNI.

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wv S ,'''e'S ''nI'S-
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Something JorMe Curi9us.-There
is locust tree in Pittsield, growing
IN a southern exposure, which had
put out its dover buds in advance OK
other trees ofthe same kind These
flower buds, some night last week,
were all killed by the frost, except
those that grew on one branch. On
this limb of the tree, near the BODY,
were two horse shoes left hanging !;
and all the buds beyond the point Of
contact with the iron are uninjured.
Query-Would not suspendinp a
chain, or old iron, on the branches of
a frult tree, on frosty nights, when
iruit IS advanced, preserve the fruit
from destruction?
Those wishing to see the phenom.
enon which we have named, can be
gratiiled by calling on DR.. Comstock.
Pile County Free Press.
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New Arrangement,

lNliE subscriber has purchased the entire
l stock in trade Of J. * q. ARMOUR; in
addition to which he is receiving large assert.
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Z J Q n y Il u y y @
WILDE done attheqsuaI prices, or a smalldis.
count for ready pay, J. y d. GREEN
Dayton, MAY II. ISI7. j. y y. q,
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" why send to Europe'- distant shore
Tor plants that rf,,,- Al ann, .,,.., 4 ... .
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To keep Birds from Fruil.-The
following plan, which | discovered by
accident, is, | think, perfectly eiiica-
Slous' One of my servants having,
by chance, broken looking glass.
1t occurred to me that the brok "a
pieces, suspended by string so as IA
turn freely in every direction, would
give the appearance of something
moving about, which would alarm the
olras: | accordingly tried the plan,
and find that no bird, not even the
most foolhardy of them, Ga nest of
newly aedged sparrows,) dare come
near They had attacked my pc as.
On snspending few bits of the look.
ing glass among them, the marauders
left the place. The tom.tits attsck.
ed my seckel pears to which they
seemed very partial a bit of look
ing glass suspended in front of the
ees put a stop to the mischief. NV
pes were next much damaged be-
othey were ripe, by thrushes and
beings; a piece of looking glass
in whose away, and not a grape
tcn,hs afterwards. I have before
has yet y plans, but never found
we i,nasiitive as the above.--Cor-
late to inforiardeaer's Cron.
IN t'csc parts. 4
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TO THE LADIES,

q. l.. THOMPSON.
OnlWa. IuN 30. lSlI-9.f
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nlr0irlury.
GREAT WESTERN. or

Compound Mandrake Pills.
For The Cure Of all Diseases incident
10 The Ueotera States.
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926 From Troy a. 10 a m every Tuesday
BY Eagle Mills, Grafton, and Petersburg
To WilIiamstown (Mass.,) by m, 90 miles
And back between and 3 p Mondays
927. From Troy 10 every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
North Easton, Greenwich North Greenwich,
South Argyle Argyle, North Argyle South Hart
ford, Hartford and North Granville
To Whitehall by IL m, GO miles
And back between 4 a m and 81 p Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
925. From Troy at daily
BY Lansingburg tyy
To Waterford by 10 m, miles
And back between m and pm.
Query Whether necessary
929. From Troy at 0 a M every day except Sunday s..
BY Lansinsburs, Waterford, Mechanicsvillc, NAL
tavllc Malta, and Bcllston
To Saratoga Springs, by IL m, 30 miles
And back between II a m and p
93O From Troy at daily
BY Watervliet Centre
To Schenectady. by M 205 miles ,4 1885
And back between 81 and Al pm.
93l From Troy at every Monday, Wednesday, and
BY Wynants Kill, West Sand Lake. Alps West
Stcphentown, Stephcntown, Hancock, MASS
and Lanosboro' i.,
To Pittsfeld, by 3 p m, 40 miles
And back between III m and 8 p m, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
932 From Waterford at I m every Tuesday and Sat-
By Half Moon, Clifton Park, Jonesvillc, and East
Line Es.s
To Balstop by 7 p m, 10 miles
And back between n m and IL M
933 From Mcchanicsvlle 10 every Tuesday Thurs-
day, and Saturday r
BY Saltwater, Bemu Heights, Covesville, Schuyl-
ersvile Northumberland, Fort Miller, and Fort
Edward Centre
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1856 From Psekskn At 2 p m, Tuesday and Saturday
By YORKTOWN and West Somers
To Somer., ~ p N, Is miles
And bach between 9a aud p m.
sS' From gesk.kll At - m, Tuesday and Thursday
BY Shruboak and Red Mills
10 Carmel INCL y Il. m !, i :, % mile
ess. From Pisr%ou q g. n daily except Sunday
To Havessraw, by 10 pm, 20 miles
sa9. From wsstpoint at 2 p m daily, except Sunday
And back between and pm.
sAo F'G% Hsxsusa every day , Sunday
To BIoomingburs, by . m, % miles
And back between IL m and p m.
s Tsvo y d'
Grove, and Hamptonbursh
To Goshen. ~ III a m. q miles
will 10 considered. The bidder may also spulate dis
continue the service the completion Of tho railroad
842 From Ncwbugh 10 a every day, except Sunday
BY Fishkil Landing and Genham
To Fishkill by IL M miles
Proposals for schedule ofdeparsures and arrival, that will
make closer connexions with the Hudson River Railroad are
saa From Nswburgh at p m, Tuesday and Saturday
By Pat,ekill and Modena
10 And SiS sa rs s:, ~ Pm 20 IN, mile: NJ
BAL From Newburgh At Ia m, Wednesday and Saturday
by MiddshoPe Marlboro, Milton, and New Paltz
40 rOugnkecpHos Dy IL III, 'Mies
And back between p m and p m.
Mail messenger service daily and from the steamboats,
will be required.
Sa5. From Montgomery at 9 a m Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
aH BY Walden and Shawangunk
To New Hurley, by ~ m, III miles
And back between / and m with three
additional weekly trips to Walden Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, between 9 and 10
m going, and between and a m returning.
Proposals at Coldenham instead of Mont
gomery will be considered
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