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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

Be CAREFUL HOW you SpEAK.-Hush!-
why should you speak vengeance against the
character of femalea II is all she has 10
depend upon in this world. Just give the
impression wings, that she is not 80 good as
she should be, and II will fly to every nook
and corner of the town. The story you wnis-
per viii return in tones of inunder, to aston
ish even yourself, who was the first guilty
wretch to repea, so base story. A word
ha. often proved the ruin Of vlrtuous soul
"a word though,lessly spoken, ii may be-
bu, reported by an evil mind. Suppress any
thought, which, if uttered, might injure the
character or feelings Of another A though
may be stiAed at its birth, but word sPoker
may never be lost, Weigh every thing yo'
utter, 80 that none may misconsirue you
language or receive wrong impression :
Above all, never even in jest, whisper word,
which II true would throw blight upon
spotless reputation. .--Olius Bsosek. sl..' .
L
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

An infirm old gentleman was found by a
rogue moaning sadly at something lost ,..
whats the matter, sir" said the fellow
'Oh, sir, a william just stole my god-laced
hat from my head and ran away with it,
'Why don't you run after him" asked the
rogue. .'s-. .s--a-. .-r,.. .....- s.g.....
Bless your heart sir can't run at all
can hardly walk s. ..g.rs.
srhe deuce you can't said the rogue, land
he stole your hatp .f vslHna
Yes, he did, siro t,...-s.....
'And you can't runP
Not L. I'd l.-a. r..-...... ... ...
Nor catch him?' .I.l ..
b No. -tr.- - ....
Then here goes for your wig and accord
ingly, pulling off that tha,ch for the bead
the fellow went off like shot, and the OLE
gentlemen was lef, bald as coot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
SELECT POETRY.
ANyABEL LEE.


By THE LATE EDGAR A. Por. 'r 'lN
II was many and many year ago, 7 sa,oI
In kingdom by the sea, .,.t.,.. ca,
That maiden there lived whom you may
know
By the name OF Annabel Lee; la boo
And this maiden she lived with no other
. .Ls8 thought ,.' ...,
Than to love and be loved by me.
I was child and she was child -.
In the kingdom by the sea, 5... ~
But we loved with love that was more than
love-
I and my Annabel Lee
With a love that the winged seraphs of hea-
Coveted her and me. d. ..,.,.s ,..la...
And this was the reason that long ago,
In this kingdom by the sea,
A wind blew ont of cloud, chilling,
Chilling my beautiful Annabel Lee;
So that her highborn kinsmen came
And bore her away from me,
To shut her up in a sepulchre -a,....-
In ,his kingdom by the sea. s... ..
The angels, not half SO merry in heaven,
Went envying her and me-
Yes that was the reason las all men know,
In this kingdom BY the sea) ...........
That the wind came out of lhe cloud by night
Chilling and killing my Annabei Lee.
But our love was stronger by far than the love
OF those who were older than we
OF many far wiser than we
And neither the angels in heaven above,
Nor the demons down under the sea,
Can ever dssever my soul from the sotil
Of the beautiful Anna6el Lee.
For the moon never beems, without bringing
me dreams,
OF the beautiful Annabel Lee;
And the stars never rise, but feel the bright
eyes
or the beautiful Anuabel Lee;
And so, all the night-tide, lie dcwn BY the
side
OF my daring-my darling-my life and my
bride,
In her sepnlchre there by the sea- .a
In her tomb by the sounding sea. ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

~ wv HAtkHI 0tHHHi, Nj
4mpsrfeYs of Frsask, Englisk and German
ls.,-,-Ah !fdaey and Stable Stationery,
.WArEks, leAhne Was. ink, Dram and Bach
.gyS ghnds6h boards, Tape, Inkstands DOM.
1sek Qi46sfs aAA oshsI stesl Pens, Ivory and
leas ysiAAs, Ysl6ashHA God and Silver Pencil
0essa Dsstui Bsssds Whstmsn's Driving p
lssA Eavslopss. Bonds Ind Arnold's cslsLratsd
- - naking Linsn, PoEtfolios. Dissocted Map
- os1eA Cksssnsn. CsE&s Ga Peas. &s.
DaAs ~, yxns ., lsle,-3o
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

A GENTLEMAN.-Show me the man who
can quit the brilliant society of the young to
listen to the kindly voice Of age, who can
hold cheerful converse with one whom years
have deprived of charms show me the man
who is willing to help the deformed who
stands in need of help, as if the blush of He
len mantled on her cheek-show me the man
who would no more look rudely at the poor
girl in the village than, at the elegant and
well-dressed lady in the saloon-show me
the man who treats unprotected maidenhood
as he would the heiress, surrounded by the
powerful protection of rank, riches and fami-
ly-show me the man who abhors the liber-
tines gibe, who shuns as blasphemer the
traducer Of his mothers sex--who scorns, as
he would coward, the ridiculer Of woman's
fobles, or the exposer of womanly reputation
show me that man who never foigets for
an instant the delicacy, the respect that is
| due to woman as woman, in any condition OF
class, and you show me gentleman; nay
you show me better, you show me a true
Christian. Ills
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
TRIUMPH OF LEARNING.

Mind constitutes the majesty Of man-virtue
his true nobility. The tide of improvement,
which is now flowing through the land like
another Niagara, is destined 10 roll on down.
ward TO the latest posterity; and it will bear
them on its bosom, our bosoms, our virtues,
our vices, our glory or our shame, or what
ever else we may transmit as an inheritance.
1t, then, in great measure, depends upon
the present, whether the moth of Immortality
of ignorance, and the vampire of luxury
shall prove the overthrow of the republic; or
whether knowledge and virtue, like pillars
shall support her against the whirlwind of
war, ambition, corruption, and the remorse-
| less tooth Of time.
The cynick may smile at the idea, but
there is, perhaps, manya germ ofgenius now
| in America, destined TO rise TO the pinnacle
oe human glory. Go search the record of
renoTn. Ii is not colleges alone We are TO
look for the great and good men.-The Sa-
vionr Of mankind chose his companions from
the fishing boat and many OF, the most il
lust,ious characters that ever illuminated the
world rose by the aid Of some humble means
DR.. Herschel, who, with the eye of philoso-
pher, searched out and added another world
to the solar system, was ffer boy in the ar
my; Ferguson, the very sun OF science, wa'
a poor weaver, and learned to read by hearing
his father teach an elder brother. Search
1.-THE records OF our revolution, and the pame
of Sherman, of franklin, and many others
may be adduced as evidence of the truth o
this posilion.--Ac,ive education is ever ol
the increase like money, its interest be
comes compound, doubles, and in the cours
of years forms vast national treasury, Civ
you children fortune, without education an
at least half the number will go to the tom
; of oblivion, perhaps OF ruin. Give them ed
uca,ion, and they will accumulate fortunes
I they will be fortune to themselves and I
their country. 1t is an inheritance wor'
more than gold, for it buys true honor--'he
O can never spend nor lose it5 and throug
: life it proves friend-,-in dealha consolation
y Give your children education, and no tyrai
viii trample on your liberties. Give yo'
: children education, and the silver shod hori
. of The despot will never trainple in ruins Il
> fabric ef your freedom. A7H Hia' .' .r'..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

RICE IN MrssoUsI.---The editor Of the
Louis Republican has been shown Z Sampls
Of rice grown in the vaciuity of that city.
It was raised without irrigalj,on of m. Ia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

The VOICE OF WIspoM AND AGE.--In my
apprehension, the bes, way to be useful and
happy in this life, is to cultivate domestic af-
fec,ions--to love home, and at the same time
TO be temperate and just--to pursue law
ful business, whatever it may be, with dill
gence, frmness and integrity Of purpose, and
in the perfec, belief that honesty is equally
binding in the discharge of public as of pri-
vate trusts; for when public morals are de-
stroyed, public liberty cannot survive.
live are aspiring, We ough, not to lose our
diffidence and if ardent for reforms, ought
not TO lose our discretion, We opght,o lister
to the naxims Of experience, and respect the
advice and institutions Of our ancestors; and
above all, we ought to have cons,an, abid
ing sense of the superinlsnding goodness o
the Almighty Being whose wisdom shine
equally in Ills wo,ks and in bic word, sn'
whose prssence 10 every whsfe sustaining
| the upiteIss.-Ksht. ,-,. 4,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

ApRrolou' RELIC ron sALE-T;h. .am,,,
,s'Ia'le" Of the l'ie David C. claypools, biio.
ter, who recently died i. this civ, ss.s 90 =,
sass''"e 10 sell at auction on ihe is,h of
fe'Irary' the original manhscrlp. Of O.a.
"asn'ns'ens valedictory Address TO n. rs.
PIE Of the United States. :. Pkila. Lsde.,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

AEUNN 4 Co, publishers Of the -SClENIi'
M FIC AMERICAN" have hvoured Us with
a Phsnphlss containing the Patent Laws Of the
JIn;,ed states, together with al the forms necessa,
~ ior applying for Patent information in regard
" ding caveats. with remarks on it, uses etc. a.
mount of fee required At the Patent Once, ano
1ber information that ID necessary 10 instruct
n:rson IN making his own applications.
- 4Hk ctHts i6nse. u II coptea fof one dol
Esuss-teIt by malt any psrtofths United States
- AdArsss NUNN & CO., New-fork. .s,.a s'
.Ri hNfArch' 'l0, Io40.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

STOPPED PArMssr.--.The State Bank Of
Norris N. j. suddeuly elossd i,s doors %
Msdnesday morning We viii shsrssiiss
give iull history Of the transactions. bot ~
nave not leisure this week ...ysrsrmsss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
STRAW BONNET
4 HAT MANUFACTORY,

M. 10 North Second street, opposite ths
Madison House.
SANIE subscribers would call the at'enuon oi
II GSuntry Merchants end Millnefs 70 'nen .a
ssnsiye assortment Of fashionable SPRING AND
AvrrEn Boxxxrs Asp HATS Of the newest styles
Ar,e, . large and general assortment Of fiench
.,d fmelicsn Artificial Flowers, Ribbons Crown
Iip;nrs. Oh Silk, Wire, Quillings, Duckram, &c
Which they siser at prices that defy comPetition'
N. B.SFaim Leaf Hats by the case OF dozen
w. M. & J. E. MAULL,
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers,
.ls sg,is I'D b. 80 North I'd street.
.--.l.f, a. r.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

.. on. Of The most noted gamblers In San
Francisco, 10 said to be Spanish woman.- =
She has been known TO put up twenty-five
pounds Of seld dust at singls stake.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

When the face of nature is wreathed with
smiles and the heart rejoices in prosperity,
it is because some darling object is about to
be obtained, some valuable possession is at
hand. 1t is the hope of happiness that sus-
tains the soul when sinking under adversely,
that calms the troubled spirit; that pours in
10 the heart of grief those consultations which
are healing. The chief aim and object Of
life is happiness, and the pursuit thereof per-
manent pleasure; for even in the darkest
days of life may be seen the beautiful rain
bow of hope as il sends its rays Of light far
over the fearful chasms Of death, into land
where the eye that is fading on earth can
discern objects Of heavenly beauty. The
hope of happiness is the rainbow and sun.
shine Of life; and though clouds may some.
times darken the horizon, yet the rainbow
will soon appear, and the clouds will give
place to sunshine and beauty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

The Small Pox is raging in Washington city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

- FHs CHEAP BOOK STORE
nAN$ELS & SM1TIS
c.,., Nsw b srcosp HAND Book S1oRf'
North West corner If Fourth and Arc" St'ee''
l0.. .s fhtfadeiphtS.
t.- noe.,. Theo,osie., Ard Cla'sicsi Sdok''
MEDICAL BOOKS,
Si"'N"' ''N"' SCHOOL bOcxs. :.
r.,x,r,,;c .so MAraEmA1icAL Books.
.IureA;1e Books, in great rariety:,
Hvun Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary
U.hol. sn,e aud RetoH.
~ oss prices much ower than tne r.Ss.sd wnSsd
~ IMaries and small parcels OF books purc"a'eu'
~ Rock, imported to order from London
Philadelphia, June Q, 1eie-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10
fv1nx MAN HIS OWN PATENT
AGENT.

Phn.delphia June 2, ls49.-- .a1sa..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-17

I lurrg Goh Seeker - Onc ofihe..
.lu,.ur, en- a., Lowell lHl'roaI a,v1...
tucr. oh,,tycl Young lad who amen.
10 b. un'cccmpanird hy any scountt,,,.
AMI vino. When asked lot h,, tcA,,. ,,.
lh,,hc had none, aud was vj'hou, mon,
r.m 10, youth and other clrcumup,,,
..rcurlD t'at su'poy,d Inn to be- Inn,
Wv nol 90 maxim, known HI, .u,p.,,,,,
.utu ho, be- cont. '''d he bad run ava
.r', \ II I,,r,.aI,d ,ha, hc man.
I...r,. .,u'..a, nom one carlo onoN
g, ,a,,1 ..,. c,ll he noa-co ,hf,c,.
.ur c.nIu,.ot, b.roccn Enfield aud low
lr.a mu,s Ca b.u, in,ctroca,a,,d AZ.
A., OBI. e, M runnuc away. be sad he va.
Bound 1t ClHomo The conductor =,
D u,rl'o take lam ton lo'd IN Bor.-
,ubo.,I~y 30 persuade tim to rclum.5
b., lIcol tat las temporary suarlar
ga ,aoA ns .or LIN ,hc ".IoNng morning
.pni be- bat u,n curly nnI gwen On"
hcsP - Im...
N, 'a"fi.,c ''o" NS'or'T''' - he
\'N b'.'m> BiO'tn has 'h,rt "''oOn'
'0n '''NoHn hy WY OF M'i''1 /"
VWch % Is stated, That 'HI greater u'''o'
rt''o' Go.d have h"'n made ma 'h'' lh.
'upl.y g. n'NhnuNbIr. II 'S"ma'e'
~lVl O'o NoHh IS dail} Gath'f'd. Nu'h
,chn'>' pt',oi'd through want o' 'h' D..
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Special Offices.

Proposals are inrHed for supplying tie fotoming Offices
Vermon for the nett proceeds of SAID Offices respect
irey-l'med in each to sun to be named IN the
proposals;
Berlin from Montpelier, miles and back, twice week.
Crttenden from Pnsford, mi es and back twice week.
Corinth from East Corinth, miles and back six times
week.
Eas, Barnard from Barnard miles and back, three times
a week
East Roxbury from Mortified s, miles and back, once
a week
Groton from Wells River, 10 miles and back, three
times a week.
Highgate Springs from Swanton, miles and back three
times week.
Huntington from Richmond, miles and back, once
week.
Ira from West Rutland S miles and back, once week.
Jamac, from West Townsend, miles and back, three
times week.
Jay from Troy, S miles and back once week
Jericho Centre from Jericho miles and back three times
week.
Line In from Bristol, miles and back, once week.
Mechancsville from Mount Holly 3 miles and back
twice week.
Middletown from East Poulney, miles and back, three
times week.
Randolph from West Randolph, miles and back six
times week
sain. Adams Bay from st, Albans miles and back six
times week.
sandgate from West Arlington miles and back, twice
week.
saxo's Mills from Highsa.e S miles and back twice
week.
shrewsbury mile anu pack, tnree
times week.
South Newbury from Newbury 2 miles and back three
times a week.
South Walden from Cabot, miles and back once a
week.
ToPsham from East cornth 4 miles and back, three
times week.
Wardsboro' from North Wardsboro, : miles and back,
twice week,
Yves. Dover from Dover, miles and back twice a week
Westminster West fron Sax,on's RIVER miles and
back, three times a week.
Weybrldse Lower Falls from Middlebury S miles anu
back, twice week.
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Wcot w AruuOOrouen, duu cuduOu
To Arlington, by a m next dave, 81 miles
And back between and . IN, Monday, Wed
ncsday. add Friday
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
367 From Grafton at p m, Tuesday and Saturday
By Houghtonsvie ard W,ndhim
To Londonderry, by Q p m, IL miles
And back bsiween 10 and q M same days.
1863 From West Townsend at 3 D m, Tuesday
To Windham, by m, 81 miles
And back between p m and M same day.
1862 From Cambridsepor at 7 m, Mondiy and Wednes-
ByBrookline, Fayetteville, wlliamsvile, and Dover
TO Wilmington, by p m, 80 miles
Ana back between a m and p m, next days.
$40. From marlborough at m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Gaiord, Guilford Cen re- Green River, Hall
fax, West Halifax, Jacksonville, Whi,ins CHAM,
Readsoorough, West Readsboruush, and Siam
To North AID ans, Mass } by 7 p m, 46 miles
Friday
a7l From marlborough at every day except Sun
BY West Bratlebo-ough Marlborough, Whining
ton, Searsbury Woodford, and East Bennington,
To Bennington, by 6 p m, Al miles
And back between 2 m and IL night
Proposals for tri.w weekly service invited
372 From Brattleborough at m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
BY West Dummerston and Fayetteville
10 Townsend, by IN, IL miles
And back between - m and p m, Monday, Wed
nesdsy and Friday
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
oa fOm I"tucoo'ouSn o' Ill every nay, except sun
day
BY Dummerston, Putney and Westminster
To WalpoIe, IN. IL y by 81 m, 90 miles
And back between 81 pm and 81 p m; half OF
the trips, going and returning, to by Chester
field and Wesmorelan instead of Dummcrson,
Putney, and Westminster.
Proposals extend Bellows Falls, miles, if neces
sary to make connexions, invited.
s7i. From Wilmington a, m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Jacksonville and South Halifax
To Coleran, (Mass.,) by IL M 10 miles
And back between 3 p m and M Monday and
Friday
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soi From Mon,ps!Ier at every day, sxcspt Sunday,
BY Norshheld RcxbwX preokhed, Drairsrse,
West Bsaintrcs, West Randolph, Bshs, Royal
TIM, Sharon, West Hartford, md Hartford
To wes Lebanon, BY l n, So miles
Aad teek between p m and D MI
5oa. From Moatpsiw At m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By haeis, South Barre, wilismsto~n, Kass Brook
49, BaM Randolph, and East Bethel
10 RoyaitcM, ~ n, ~ miles
Ard hask bsfsssa . n asd N, ns&t days.
pmps~ls, b ssAetsh y mako slosss sonnsaisn with
~ pGspa M, ~ laytisl
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436 From Dedham Junction at 8 a m every day, excep,
BY Dedham, South Dedham, wapoe, Eas, Wal
pole, South Wapoe Franklin city and Franklin
To Waterford, by 10 m, 81 miles
And back between m and pm.
437 From Dedham m, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
By West Dedham, MedAeld and Rockville
To Franklin City, by p M l6i miles
And back between as,, and 10 with three
49, From Med6eld at S m every day, except Sunday
BY East Midway and Midway
To West Midway, by p m, 8 miles
And back between n, and Sam m.
49, From Franklin 10 a m, Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday
BY West Wrentham
To Diamond Hill, Or. I'D by - m, miles
And back between p m and y m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
44O From Railroad Depot at every day, except Sun
BY Stoughton and North Easton
To Easton, by p m, I2 miles
And back between m and ga m,
AL. From Braintree at every day, except Sunday
BY South Brantrse, Randolph, Ea,, Randolph,
water, Bridgewater, North Middleboro', Middle
boro' Mynckvie, and Freetown
To Fall River, by IL m, 43 miles
And back between a m and III a m with an add.
tional six-times-a-week mall between 81 p and
ipm, going, and Al and a p m. returning.
Proposals to at Boston will be considered
442 From Braintree Depot at m every day, except
By Weymouth, East Weymouth, and bingham
10 Cohasset, by II m, IL miles
And back between p m and p m.
443 From North Abingdon Depot at 10 every day, Ak
cept Sunday
By East Abingdon Hanover, and Pembroke
To West Duxbury, by p m, IA miles
And back between 8 p m and p m.
44A From Cohassst at p every day, except Sunday
BY North Scitua.e sctaate, and East MsrshAeld
To Marsh6eld, by 81 p m, IA miles
And back between p m and m.
AS From East Foxboro' at every day, except Sun.
Day
By Foxboro' and West Foxboro
To Wreutham, by 6 p m, 81 miles
And back between I m and "a m.
A46 From Hingham At 10 n, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY South bingham, Wen saituats, South Eci.uate,
And North MarshAeld
To Msrsh6sld, BY . p m, 10 miles
fssday, 40 yada5,
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SJV' from Troy al N, Monoay, wednesday,, ana Fri
day
BY Coventry and Irasburgh
To Barton, by 6p m, % miles
And back between and 2 p m next days.
33l. From Morgan, at a m, Saturday
BY Holland
To Derby, by IL m, II miles
And back between p m and 3 pm, same day.
aga. From Guildhal at a m, Wednesday
BY Brunswick, Bloomfield, and Lexington
To Canaan, by 6 m, 36 miles
And back between 6 and p m, next day.
Proposals to extend by commencing at Lancaster, NJ H.,
miles further, and weekly bctween that place and
Guildhal, will be considered.
333. From Brunswick At 6 m, Monday
BY Wenlock, Ferdinand, Brighton, Charleston, and
Bloomington
To lrssbursh by 8 m, so miles
And back between m and m, next day.
35a. From Lyndon, at a m, Wednesday
ny Es:, Burke Burke, Newark, East Charleston
and West Charleston
To Derby. by p m, IS miles
ana back ostwecn and 6 . m next day.
1885, From East Burke, at 8 m, Wednesday
BY victory, 0ranby, and Guildhal
| To northumberland, IN. H y by D m, 10 miles
And back between a m and m nsxt dav.
336. From D.nvils, at ~ M Monday, Wednesday, and
BY walden, HardwieL; Nor,h rs.rd~iok. c,,,.n,.
boro, and South Crafsbuvy
To Crailsbury, by p m, % miles
And back between Z m and IL a m naxt d.vs
ss7 From Danvls, n p m. Monday. Wednesday, and
ta Friday
BY 81, Johssbusy, Lower w.tsrfors, and w.sr
TsLia''sea a. H. T7PnSau~
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And back between 8 a m and III
Proposals hours (namng them) expedite the
great southern mail, invited.
$751; From ProcorsviIle, IL m, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday
BY Cavendsh, Upper Falls, Corners, and West
Claremont, IN H)
To Claremont, by p m, Is miles
And back between 7 m and IL m, next days.
Proposals to end route at West Claremont Corners
invited.
36a From Chester at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Andover
To Weston, by a m, III miles
And back between - m and p m, next days.
363 From Manchester at M Tuesday, Thursday, and
BY Factory Point. Wndhal Peru, Landsgrove,
Londonderry, Simonsville, Chester, and Spring
field
To Chsrlestown, IN H. by 3 m, As miles
And back between . m and IL m, next days.
1854 From Manchester a, a m, Monday and Friday
BY South Dorset, Dorset East Rupert, Pawlet, and
To Granville, IN. Y,) by p m, "a miles
And back between 8 a m and p m, next days
with three additional weekly rps between Paw
let and Granville, miles.
$685. From Bellows Falls every day except Sunday
BY Charlestown, IN. H. North Charlsstown,
Clsrsmont, Ws,hsrs6ed, (vt,) and West Clare
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To Windsor, w. by 81 p m, 94i miles
And back between l0i m and IL m.
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gvs the southern mail The greatest possible expedition are
Invited.
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