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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
MANY Consumptions Cureo

MrSH CLARK merchant, Clpde, b6ve coufg n y,
~Tots TO inform us ma, BRANr'S RI LMOSARG BAL
SAM sold readily al Clyde aud said "lf the s,acInens
OF ,nme OF our most respectable people oud pcrsonG Viz
ibe knowledge csr be relied on ~ medical yirtucs have
cured nsny oonsnpirc Tos' several OF vhoin am ee-
cuanlcL with, who were Eopcc.sy tck Gs 10 be con.
sdcrgd ~ rly ysciAs All all friends pnst possibility ~
cure; and vet Tue far.s sre. BIiANTS BALSAM has TO
stored them hLALTu"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

hDMlNISTRATOK'S > NOTICE.
NilE subscriber has been appointed b. the
Court OF Probate of Nosih King'oNn,
Administrator on the Estate Of
SYLVESTER X. GARDNE",
late of North Kinsstown, deed. MI &c
sons concerned are requested 10 settle imm r
dlstrly. ELISHA X. POI TERAd'm
kigston, Nov. %.
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ADMINS TR.qTORS NOTICE

ADMINS TR.fTOR'S NOTICE.
THE subscriber, hlv'n, been poin,edr
J. administrator by the Court Of P-oba,s o
Tive n, on the estaie .
HoAL l.. MANCHESTER,
late ofsaid Tverton. decd, requeu all
Iersons iudebt d to said Estate to make i'm
msdisIe payment and those having demsnd'
TO present them FOR settlement.
AAAS.A SI.x&0hS 1d'nr.
Tivsr,on, Dec 49,
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DYSPEPSIs-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

Tor sale nv {. q. {. HAZARD, New
port John W Dssr,h, Br,ol. :. A.
Discoll, Warren. Z GBrown, Ea..
Grecnwich. oliver Bak Nick Dhggst
4 spsreer, Washington yings. r T.. Tay
lor kinr,ton. John Allen Dands Iron
Works. y S Palmer {, Co Westerly T.
Young. Wexford. And BY Agsn. in al
srts Of the Slate.
yAu letters ard o'sIs aust tt .ddrenei : y.
w.'l,- &C lN pf-sd-,-a Ne, T,k
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Would soon be IL a Grave.

NJ WILLIAM y JENNINGS, a r!eren~ - Iie'pos'
lc f,tLrla o,nu'y bso wrote 'ous tciOe1 lola'
.ul stated rUrr ~ los vugh ~" lsc" Bd,
fYDI 4S PtI NOS4Rb BjlSfM had effected n Nj:
WILLIAM tFbl MT, uf m al yo,nnF ioNu' llr thli
Nr CrurEe, gsa fi' Tr-i from ur hfsl lNse bn- Aa
numerous med ciurs. t UuEd none. ir ~" aal mana 9
na, Ynra on 1g r.orrr togAuSJiyr had taken ias hod
gu he was sud - cr,troyng tHI deb 'snng ne
lu'v lc mere BF-ctUH. BE hs yiten ~ ~
t,s ss..sft sI Is, t.rads. nf. r' would soon ~
irsi. .7.u. t. .1r. % us. .i - -, 81 asc h4d
rr.. ... Da U,.Ia. v"f t ls fr't ri .Ic .se ~
,f.. l,,t. rrl.rVstt-. INDIAN gt'THCNaE' BAL
E aa , -grc' fr aur u Pre- drsyuyev, und restored
ST. t-, d. Aca.. ugd be r. no" hos1i'i Neo'ii Trg
grd g-H
Sd DAM rr.. -..r-' 90 0rd oo''sasi', u lS'r,o,
.r sito..ur . b., .Itr t. W 1u' he saat uine and
ss'et 'as' hp -44bu.cl ~ it. Mr kr - y ~' -
$50 - hu CvEE. md ~ ~ tJtc n1S1sS gets
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ESTATE OF CRANSTON GARDNER.
TrE .uhsciitcr Admins, rate, Of the 90.
tote of CRANsTON u RDAER, late ~
South X ng.town, dee, gives pvtice 1 Ls
spgointu snt and ie qu'sis oil. p-rscns indsi
4 10 I'D estate 10 ssttle IN. a'cdiskl?.
E.R. POTTER Aarf
Xi-s.inr. IL. 10
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Could not Live a Day Longer

r".'ss. ,, u. cAtuWFtIL co, of Eost O,vevo, -
Vfso 90. s. J, r'si ~. u. .r lagcI--. ' us we
have M.' hrari lIuuta Mr NhcHgI a rcsprclAhlo cu
zen y ts rlAoc uf important ~ Cylsur1p,or
which Bras lSuf's Pei fNuNNEN BAiNAN has produced
tie s Of acc IauiagCD of bis, who rcEdcs IA the
town 81 Palermo - is county She rad CCG long
tned bed aui aah"Crous'y tir'Gscd lint her
fnendr ay,l Impossible for her lire than ONR
DAY LO%uEE Hut wner al other hope utcrly ia .od,
she conn .uccd taking BRIN1'S Pulmonary bfI~
SAN ana med cal efhcar- hss rscd t+r from Dr
INC BLB, Da she IL now goSg utp ami attending 20
kcr H si toti,oi TIirf and duties S nc edges.
AEd evident mat she ts Indebted 90 BRsS1s BAL
SAM for Ac recovery from luug severe, and dangerous
aud her friends and ne ghhoTs consider that med
tatFt o H.. a. ~
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DIR. wIsTAR STILL TRIUMPHANT.
Nunda. Livingston Co., n. Y. I
I.,,.., Oh 1910 Z

Nunda, Livingston Co., n. Y.
June 20, lSiS.
Mr.. =. w. Fowle---Dcar Sr--Promptcd by a
sense Of gratitude for benefits received from the
use Of uISTAR'S BAlSAM WILD CHER
RY, I submit the following statement Previous TO
my taking the Wild Cherry, had been Obliged To
give up my business in consequence OF severe
affection Of the lungs. ~ this distressed state
was ordered 90 t., your remedy iur Consumption.
I did 80, and IN the course Of a few weeks, | was
restored to comparative good health, 20 that
have since been able 10 attend to ordinary business.
Indeed, my present state OF health far exceeds my
most sanguinc expectations.
Ioms truly,
(Sgned) JOHN BURNS.
Buy none withou; the written signature Of 7.
BUTTS, on tie ~rapper, II yos would avoid im.
posiiio-
tcv sab bvR ! TAYLOR
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%.sWygAs. BANK

A sEMI-ANNUAL devilend will DO paid
"A at this b,nk, on and after the lst day
OF January. The stockholders meeting for
the election Of Directors, will be held on
"Wednesday January ?, at 3 o'clock. p. m
d27. SCAHOONE. CaSh'r.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mrsss PRATT n POSTER. ,1solInh r. U'cst Corn-
t1su Coag, .aid BRihT'S B.iISiM Ind effected cures
OF such o! CoSSrrTios IN their town. unt
now other cOu ghmediCne could b" sold thcGci Ia q
Mad ~ "a the that physicians
and al the friends said MUST DIE one gentleman, Va
particular, far gone that his phy.cian told him
g. Lkc GEi tYc'i-ac. lie hen, Uhru
hJDe lsd began 10 take BkANTS BALSAH-Gsr
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CONSUMPTION.
a DYING WOMAN CURED

We state NE cure. to prove the powER TO SAW iIFE
whrn ths RASAM is uso even Aler the person II
,e,sd by J yscrqs and .e 10 b." IN tho Ls. stages QT
diieI.e--sClSy uYlSCand, IN lhis case so fAR COsE,
Li4t be sEoJb and BURIAL CLOTHES ecye bo9ht' For
the J-irfoJs Of is case and Ao rcspocfIb and uEub
Ell ..r5st VI u. the Ccguraccs uud facts refer our
PAaFHLEfs. -..--.--
This cue vas Effected on Mrs. ZtBA pIkEMAN, OF
RIltl5. Spa, Saratoga Comfy y T. We prove be-
yopi doubt many others, 1a1st '9iJhy h7Gess and
aDnryai4e eases - CouyhS and COnsuHrii0n4 CURED,
which were Ergiy uHctd Bcabs By sKiLTuL PHYSICIANS
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, THURS.
DAY, Dec. 90

Al market 1850 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores 8
pairs Working Oxen % Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep 500 Swine.
Prie,s----Becf Cattle---Estra sc so First
quality Sc second quality IS rs Sd quality
&6 VI.
Stores---2 years old Ss a II; 3years old si4
a25.
Working Oxen---salcs at SOS, 20, 7s, $50.
Cows and Cslvcs---Salcs at S19, 20, %, 27,s2.
Sheed and Lambs---Sl, AZ, I 80, l,75, 2, $50
Swine---4 Ia Lie, retail, ) 70 DC.
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AUCTION

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on Tuesday, the
first day Of January 1850, at 10 O'clock # fair, if
not, the next fair day ,at the Dyer Farm; Fish
Heaps and lot Of Barn-yard Manure.
Dec. 27. S,A, PARKER, Auct'r.
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No 2o5 Broadway. n. Y

Th. Proprie,o: cithis medicine has reeeiy'
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofth' various diseases for which
this prepa, saion is applicable but the abo7e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprsl-
n deed mind Of It's value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal Office, = Fulton n.,iN' Z, up
stairs.
Price $50. cent, per bottle, or bottles for
40 so C'G. G HAZARD.
Novi Agent for Newport
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FOR SALE.

That we'll known and exceedingly valus.
Bile Farm, called the Dyer Farm, containing
about l40 acres, and SHuaied north Of the
Blue Rock., and contiguous to the compact
part ofths town Of Newport The situation
is q very desirable spo. fvr summer residence.
For te ms, apply to
ELIZABETH RODMAN.
New Bedford, Mass.
llth mo. 18th. IL mo. 5, d&w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Thia BALSAM UyAis AED CURES ULcERs "a he LUNGS.
and schce inierag as certainly and ca,Rg d. he ~
siTYis. EXTPACT and heals ulcers cf,ndiy THIS
Bas.m rutes Est cIses Of Covgh aud Consumption OFT Of
TEs amor all other remedies have Jltsf % DO 9ood
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FITS. EITS. Els.

Hessrs J x. IIPriNlpIT 3 SOS. respectable rer-
chant II IiEIyyos SrNIH e.ty Ps5Hs ytuHJ. wrote 10
us MAY 'sia sug, hin"ug o'urr tySffl rs which had
been derived t,,. = ne use uf EEANI'S ~ LhONARf
R.IyAN that one - 'AeIf customers had lsi informed
brin thn lrf chd uA.cl "s3 been subject 10 irs Jor
,ert,dl v,,rI cuIch Nv W. tse u btAAI hI.s-IN
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.

A VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS'
pc.uro, speedy and permanent Cure for Dys'
W p,ia IN its worst Forms. This medicine
frill be found to cure all complaints arising
BON disorders Of the Stomach and Bowels,
cilliousne,s, Yelownes of Skin. Liver
omplaints, Debility, Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, POlp'tslion Of the Hear.
lowing certificate:
Read the following from an emincn, ply.
sician:
The undersigned be ng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients Of tiutcaing,' Veg.
etahle Dyspepsia Bittcrs, and having used il
for some tins in his practice With every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty fits OBJECT, and gives j, a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint Dyspepsia.
T. HARDENBERGH, n. D.,
No | Beach street, NY
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From Luthor A. Wyman, Esq, late Presi-
vent Of New York Musical Society, now OF
Brooklyn:
The undersigned was afflicted with Dy-s-
pepsia Of The worst torn for one year and
half, during greater portion Of which time
he made use ofno remedies, bu, suffered the
disease to take care Of itself until he wa,
recon- mended to try Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bh,ers; he very soon derived benefit from
the use Of a few bottles Of this medicine and
now considers himself entirely well.
The undersigned hasVyery confidence in
the efficiency ef Hutchrfts' BitterS for the
cure of This troublesome and dangerous COM
plant and he has no hesitation in recon.
men ding it as u mos, valuable uediclne.
L 4 WYMAN,
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New York, Sept. ,, lsi9, 3S Burhng slip.

The following certificate is from Mr. Bra
dy, the celebrated DaguerreotyplE
Having been afflicted very severely with
Dyspepsia. together with extreme weakness
i, was advised to take Hu,chings' Dyspepsi
hluers. and h,v. every reason to beyea,
it has spcrfee " cured me hsyes
no symptoms Of a return OF The disease and
be,i eve nom he effect it had on me that
will cure the worst csses Of fDySpepsia.
NJ. Il. BRADY,
~, onE pro.1w,y y "
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Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and a., seaEea - pulmonary Eaturosurh diseaset
usuA prove 90 faG! under ordinary treatment when they
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

cure. ry many Of the mos strongly rl,tet and d@rcpe3
n1sss Pct CossthPTiosyedl u1doubfst cases
OF alcS lsd aud fLorsod LCNOSsrc HofEi rss coscs
we're never before cured ly other medicine: So IitT
4! prlss. - he afflicted persons as 10 have
Jsen pronounced ~ 1ySetsat mud friends 10 be ACTUAL
~ pgiHs some who had ileiT burial clothes made have
ocsn curF sHd Vet live oilers, who was said would
ly. ulou,t day, are nov Us vel AID lraty ns t,y
po.s..se. .ll he cleansing Aad purify ng vft.rs nearly
powerful ani aetYe o. tie preparation which We cal
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CONSUMPTION

. al C7fstsuzrd AMI civilized countries, has rar,-i
aTr-r urcu II deaths than any u'Aer mEay fat nE
hc's De human family; md, unti within few years
herr Aas my ee,Liin 'caedy sop ire deyess
lion OF lhG, drs.oycf Bul nov
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BRANTs lNoltH PURIFYING ExTRhc
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS,

TIE Brsaa grs from p,e Exrae hecause 1t possesses
.,,e,ai r,edio,oai ah JeoDiI'g Hdpe ~, and ara
,,s1at,.yliy nnc.,.lTt re u
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The propr,e,o's or this Justly eeletiGs<
remedy having enlarged thar bottles ts
MORE THAN ONE QUART
and enclosed it in a new ana splendid wrsp'
per have decided 20 give it q more conPss.
hensiye ramr indicating = poriionof the
highly valuable medicinal drugs of which
it's composed Il isprepafed in 4 scisniifs
and careful manner, by regularly edu.
Gated Ply sician and PharmaceAtist in strict
f,r,n.iy NTH fnr,nula which
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-21

Swampscot from Lynn, miles and back, twice day,
except Sunday
Tysingham from South Lee, a miles and back, three
times a week.
Upton from Westboro', 7 miles and back six times a
week
Washington from North Beckett Depot p miles and back
twice a week
West Mibury from Milbury, six miles and back, six
times week
three times a week
West Stockbrdge Centre from West Stockbridge miles
and back once week.
West Yarmouth from Hyanns, miles and back three
times q week.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MALI

Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, 1845 section H.
"4adbs further enacted That it shall be the duty Of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation Of the mail let the same, every casc to
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference to the mode OF such
transportation than may be necessary provide for the due
cecrty certainty, and security OF such transportation no.
shall hereafter be required to purchase
take valuation the stock vehicles of any pre-
vious contractor for the route' aaf
n5- Bidders will be careful to read the forms and in
ques,cd state in their proposals. the mode ny which they
intend TO convey the mall Where the size ana weight oil
the mails the speed called for in the schedules shall 70
qure H. the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat
railroad conveyance the may bel and consequently
routes will be let bids proposing such mode of
veyance In all other the routes Will be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest mode of transportation.
rs. Railroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids are to understood including the supply of
each Office on tho line of their respective roads not
quarter of mile from depot Separate proposals. for Off
ces more than quarter of mile off will be considered.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails of the United States
frsm the list day Of July l549 to the 3Oth of June
1859 inclusive in NEW YORK. will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department city
Washington until m Of the 4th April l049 Ito be de-
cded by the Gath day of April lS49 the and in
the m,nner and time herein specified, viz ~
Mlm NEW YORK. s.rsa ~
col From New York ata every day, EXCEPT Sunday
To Stonngton, Ch, by u m next day, us miles
And back between 9 and 81 m, next day.
sO2 From New York at m every day, except Sunday
BY New London. CT, -
To Norwich by 81 a next day. 1f2 miles 'iF
And back between 81 p m and 8 m, next day.
Proposals leave New York after the arrival OF the
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICuT.
65l. From Hartford II M in summer, every day.
BY Wetherrfcld, Rocky Hill, Upper Middetown,
Middetown, Durham, Norhford and Fair Ha-
To New Haven, by m, Al miles
And back between IL m and 9pm
In winter, between 6 a m and p m going and be-
tween ~ m and p m returning.
$50. From Hartford at 8 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By East Hartford, Glastonbury, Marlborough,
Colchester, Salem, and Chesterfield
To New London, by m, A miles
And back between 6 and m, next days.
653 From Hartford 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY East Hartford Manchester, Bolton, Andover
Columbia, Liberty Hill, Lebanon, franklin, and
To Norwich, by g. p m, al miles
And back between u and 4 m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
654. From Hartford at S nj Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY East Hartford, Manchester, ouarryyilIe, Gov
entry, South Coventry, Wlimantic, Windham,
Howard Valley, and Brooklyn
To West Killngly, by m, Al miles
And back between IL m and II p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
twee1 Brooklyn and West Klingly, miles, in due
pexon with the Norwich and Worcester line will be
.sidercd.
655 From Hartford at S m, Monday, Wednesday, and
BY East Hartford, Manchester, Quarryvie, Cow
entry, Mansfield, Ashford, Abingdon, and Pom
fret Landing
To Kilngy, by 81 m, "A miles
And back between 10 m and u m, next days.
656 From Hartford at 10 every day, except Sunday
BY East Hartford Buckland Oakland, Vernon,
Rockville, Ellington, Square Pond, and West
Stafford
To Stafford, by 81 m, 30 miles
And bsck between and ! M making due
connexion with the Norwich and Springfield route
at Rockville.
Hall NJ thc nd tn by
Holland and Stafford Springs, instead of Ellington
Square Pond and West Stafford.
657. From Hartford at4 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By East Hartford East Windsor Hill, South
Windsor, East Windsor, Broad Brook, and Soit-
10 Somers, by 9 m. 90 miles isg
And back between 81 a m and III a m, same days
65S From Hartford at 81 m, Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday ju
BY Bloomfield, Tarifville, CRANKY, and Southwick
(Mass.,)
To West6eld, by 81 p m, % miles
.s And back between u and m, Monday
M Wednesday, and Friday.
ESQ From Hartford at 8 m, Fd,y
By Bloomfield, Tarfve, Cranky, North CRANKY
and East Granville, (Mass.,) ar
To Banford, by 7pm. 81 mics ht
And back between Z p m and 4 p m, Thursday.
GEO. From Hartford 10 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By Peouonnnck East CRANKY, West SutHeld and
Feeding Hill, (Mass., w M
To Wcs,feld by p m, j. miles
And back between p and m, next days.
CSl. From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Bloomfield, Simsbary, West CRANKY, and Hart
To West Granville (Masz., by m, 30 miles
And back between m and 3 p m, Monday and
Friday.
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IA. From West Brookfcd at p m every day, except
BY New Braintree
To HaTdwck by 3 m, IL miles
And back between a m and 3 m.
l7S From Worcester at iOi day. sxcep. Sunday
BY ClappvilIe, Spencer, East Brookheld Brook6dd,
West Brook6ed, Warren, Palmer depot, Wilbra-
ham, Ludlow, Springfield, West Springfield,
Westhed, Russell, Chester Village, Chester Fac
tories Bancroft, North Beckett Hinsdale, Dalton
Psfeld, West Pittsheld, Richmond, Flat Brook,
Canaan Four Corners, IN. ~ New Concord,
Chatham Four Corners, Chatham Centre, Niyer-
vile Schodack depot, and Groenbush
To Albany, by p m, I55 miles
And back between 81 a and 4 m.
With an additional 81 times -a-week mail, between
~ m and pm next day, going and and
III u m next day. returning
To arrive at Springfield by II and II going,
and p m and m returning.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips between State
Line and Albany each year. during suspension of navga
ton on the Hudson river, invited.
479. From Worcester at every day, except Sunday
BY West Boyles,on Chntonville. Lancaster, Gro
To Nashua, IN. Fl. } by Q m, As miles
And back between Al p m and 81 pm
With branch
From Sterling Junction at u m every day. except
Sunday
BY Sterling and Leominster
To Fitchbnrgh, by 81 a m, Is miles
And back between st m and m.
49, From Worcester at 81 every day, except Sunday
BY Holden
To Rutland, by p m, 10 miles
Aud back between and
4Sl From Worcester at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By Paxton, coldbrook, Barre, Petersham, North
New Salem, and Wendell depot
To Warwick, by m, AZ miles
And back between 6a m and 81 pm.
Proposals to end Wendell depot, miles less dis
also for three additional trips Barre 81 miles,
invited.
4s2. From Worcester at 10 m, Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Paxton, Codbrook, Barre, Petersham, North
New Salem, Wendell Depot, Mortified, and
Vernon (Vt,)
To Brattleboro', by 10 m, 65 miles
And back between and 81 m, next days.
Proposals to end route at Wendell Depot, 25 miles less
distance invited.
4s3. From Mibury at 81 every day, except Sunday
By Sutton
To West Sutton, by s p m, 81 miles
And back between m and "a
4S4. From Whitinsyillo at m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
Bv East Douglass
To Douglass, by n p m, 8 miles
And back between 81 a m and 8 m, same days
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eG2 From Hartford at a every day. except Sunday
BY West Hartford, Avon, Canton, Coliinsvllle,
New Hartford, Winchester, Mibrook, and Nor
To Canaan, by II m next day, 43 miles
And back between Al p m and III m.
663 From Hartford at a mr. Saturday
BY SALISBURY, North Canton, and Barkhamstead
To West Hartland by m, % miles
And back between 7 m and m, Friday.
66i From Hartford at m every day. except Sunday
BY West Hartford, Pennington, Bristol Terrys-
vile, Plymouth, Plymouth Hollow, and North
field
To Li,chfeld, by 9 m, 20 miles
And back between Ga IN and III m
Proposals to commence route at Famington miles less
distance, will be considered. fA
GG5 From Pennington at m, Monday Wednesday, and
BY Unionville, Burlington. and Harwin,on
r To Wocouvie, by M 10 miles
And back between 8 and l0i m, next days.
Proposals for three additional trips viii be considered
66G From Collinsyilie ct m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY New Hartford Centre, and Torrngford
To Wolcotvle, by pm, J. miles
And back between and 10 m, Monday and
Friday.
667 From Holland at m, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
By Moose Meadow, wes.ford North Ashford, and
West Woodstock
To North Woodstock, by 7 p m, "a miles
And back between m and IO m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
66S From Bolton a, M Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
By Gilead and Hebron
To Colchester, by p M IL miles
And back between m and p m same days.
669 From North Woodstock at m, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Woodstock and Pomret
To Wilkinson, by IL m, III miles
And back between p m and p m same days
with three additional weekly trips between Pom
fret and Wilkinson
67O From Windham at II m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By North Windham
To Chaplin, by m, smiles
And back between p and same days.
GIL. From Central Village at m, Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Moosup, Painfeld, Canterbury, Westminster,
and Scotland
To Windham, by ii m, l6 miles
Aud back between III a and 81 p m, next days.
672. From Jewett's City at 81 a m, Wednesday
BY Grswod, Voiuntown and Pendeton Hill
To North Stonngton, by IL m, 30 miles
And back between m and m next day.
673. From Norwich at 8 am, Wednesday,
Bv Preston and North Stoningon
To Westerly, (R. I,) by IL M 10 miles
And back between p and 5 p same day.
GA. From Norwich at 2 every day. except Monday