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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
WANTED TO RENT
THE WHOLESALE WARERGOMS OF
III A ES & CIR AIG,

THE WHOLESALE WAREisOOMS OF.
III A ES & CIR A G,
Southeast Co. ner Of Main and Fourth Streets,
Louisville. Kentucky
NJOW contain THE LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED
lN STOCK OF HATS, CAPS IND FANCY FURS be found
in the Western and Souhem States.
Dealers will only have opportunity Of selecting from The
establishment tile benefit no
order, enumerale few Of The leading articles:
Fashionable Angola silk and Meaes<in;
DO and broad brim bl'k Beaver aud Nuria;
DO do do do SaxOny and Cashmere;
Do do do do Brush and Couey;
DO do drab and pearl Beaver and Otter;
Fashionable and broad hm dab and pearl Brush and Cassmere
California Tampco and Buena Vista Fur OF colos manuac
California TampcO Buena Vista Wool every manuac
Congress- Ashland Sporting Of every manufactured
Youths and Boys Fur, silk and AngOlas.
Do DO DC DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO cisssd sssi and Oil silk;
Do do Seal Musk and Outer
Do do do Navy and Army;
DO do Lamauine, Ivanhoe and Hat-shape;
Do do do DiamOndcut, Lace Bands, Fancy stitch
Do do do ScoHop Braid Point Buckle Velvet Spring;
Chdrens plain embroidered Cloth and Velvet;
Ladies' Jenny Lind Toee Beaver and Velvet Riding Hats and
swansdo~n Lynx Outer and French Coney Fur Trimming;
Sable Martin Lynx Isabella Bear Russian Fox Black Wolf Jennes
Being Paets Has ourselves have taken great pains to
substantial articles not forgetting that the sy les
compete Junior" (who the
his youIfuIness spent
materials during dull manufacturing which
furnish dealers with all the Northern and
well Western styles and at prices p a they had
North Reia In fact hold ourselves In readiness
duplicate any bill made East
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO FILLING ORDERS
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
For the Removal anG Permanent Care
of f-,II

~
5ensei results which have been achieved by M and
nets has induced the proprietor extend The knowdge Of It's
reach OF relief ma become psTIer Of is acknoIesed beo
his and be restored TO the ejoymeu Of health aud happiness
DR.. ChriSfie's GGtrGHic Bet
Has been pronounced by many distinguished Physicians both
EuIore snd the United stes 10 be the e paaabs Hsenal DE-
produces the highest beneficial believed that few
inventions have been perfected and entirely successful
u is with perfect eeer
al debility from whatever may ghenDg the
weakened system, nvigorating body crsmP,
digestion s's or fr1lS S sS: Of 6 e poEapn @ % the
heart sPopexy neursga pains in the rhe and side liver
the spine hip complaint spass ard az diseases arise
No drug has have any them except
the disease for drugs but weai the sysmi willie under the
succeeds disease aid the bloom and vgor
solely by the outward application OF n Crsies Gsyanc
The peculiarly ard great beauty Christe
otsTs consist @ ," o, ',S re- s.t 1 ma oey cure
ysckng the patient till exhausted nature sinks under the m
They strengthen the wh,le system power possessed ~
into the T1ed sss eP n % a. az Goo - ' i i 5n
en and ladies' Of all classes have been the recipients
DR.. Christie's Galranic Necklaces
Are worn tor all comp ants affecting the throat heaa or
hronchis neuraga lace bnzzing or roaring ers
deafness, which nervous rhe the not sd always
Tic DoEoreur
No Of this distrs per-
manenty relieved by he of Chsies Galvanc sHces
DR. Chrise GaVsnc Bracelets aIha The wrists
for strains tremos Of the hands any
ing the legs One each ankle he
Hgnetic fluid applied part particularly affected
causing concentration Of The the desired sIol
.NeTVOWs SpGsms
The following extract from letter rereived from Mers
Mosey Tucker well known Druggists. Mobile Alsbama
There is Dr. lartwe doctor OF Divinity Marion, this
State who has used Chre Gavanc Bracelets for the purpose
of curing spamodc affection of tie hands and
Upon the least excitement either menta physical his be-
tried the Galyanic Bracelets, fluid
such that since that (our months he has
had single stark although he las travelled Cincinnati and
there took active in the exciting Of Baptist Con-
vention Through his OF his
ances have tried them, and with good success.
Truly yours, MOSELH 4 TUCKER
| Mobile, Ala, 93d Sept, lS47
During the past three years these remarkable curayes have
failed when Lsed according the fn plain directions
which them is absolutely mpOssiIe that they
! do the slightest HARM
No iHon venence whatever attends their and they
be by the delicate with perfect eseHnd safety
In fact the sensation attending their is highly PleaHrGb
PRICES.
The Galvnnic Belt. 81 each
4 The Galvanic Necklare, 2Psch.
The Galvanic Bracelets, 2apsir.
The Magnetic Fluid, sboitle
o limitations.
| All business communications should fe addreEsedto 10
o. {. MOREHEAD. NJ. D..
Is2 broadway, New York
AUTHORIZED .9GENTS-
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Dragg It, Indianapolis
| II. c. MAYNARD, Madison "a lwem
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

"a
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEVERS, AND ALL TIE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED by
sPr. OsgOOd's Indian CfsotaSogue.
The following from the Farmers and Emerants Hand
Book valuable work Of some 500 pages recently published by
thor speaking Of Fever and Apue, reraTksi
"Tere valuable medicine sold IN most Of the Western Cities
which we can for Fever Acue
other bilious diseases the Indian Cbaeeue Which prepared
the West his study we friends OF se medicines
.h "yaase Is Effects Effects of .e coacocue in bons eases
The speedy and permanent relief afforded by the cholagogue aris
from bile and restoring pu thus striking at The root Its
a s%p y q al T. s HS s OF
From Cary CosnseIlor Law to the Agents Cincinnati
CIscrSsArI, October II, ls4s
most sfctins and unpiea nj disease os and Fever The
Paroxysms and Ny physical
Having voiite remedies wioat relief friend IN
soeue procured bottle followed accompanying
tons The that had but one pau1ysm after TAX
the first DOSE and general health was rapidly restored without
other medicine disposed Of the remainder Of The bottle
them had een shaking for eight mouths and relieved IN
days by The use Of he cnAeoene IeondeT m duty as
its sanave power. Yours, truly, s. r. CARY.
Be se you ask for ogoods Cholagogse
SRead Of the William Woodbridge,
" W Drrnorr, Oct q. 1910.
Dr. Charles osgood-Dsqr 81 have with interest,
your aud cure" Of the feb
which have extensively prevailed IN country dur
that have individually suffered much from them Ihou feel
very uge safely subject entirely po
your well reasoned and
cusion and think wha that your pamphlet Is calculated 70
produce much practical good
violent cold by sudden charges the
aack-the fever assuming the laanl
two much i fever' The disease
nurJ upon me in despite qunne popular renedies
when sIr boe of Indian ChoiaEOeue which
kindness send mmeeia'ely commenced taking The
according directions and heoIe had exhausted the
contents Of the bcus, was decidedly better
fully justified aiierng expectations, and safe
popular remedy experience far induces me 10
believe that will great public benefit am pleased :"
established several agencies M IFS ds
that with view 10 gepera dissent
nation OF you s0ud have found necessary from
present residence among u.s.
much r.spaci, have the honor to ie, sh,
obedient
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
soli by }. D. PARK (successor to SANFORD PARK)
Cincinnati. o. general agents the
south and west whom all orders must he addressed
Robinson Peter Carey, Louisville, KY. and by Ninaudy
Newki New Albany nd and by appointed agents IN every town
in the South and West.
Tomnson Brothers, CraigheHd w Harnsman, Indisn
auos; siddall Co.. Madison Geo w Palmer Coium
bus; c. Bell Evansville; Jas SON Vincennes Chas. W
Wood Terre aute John Burke Crswlordsvile r. II. Ed
ridge Lafayette; Loganspo.t; Ames Holiday
Michigan Cnys and }. Reed. Richmond. s3epy
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
PLANNING LUMBER.

JOssph n. WOOdbury's Patent Planning, Turning
and GrOoring Machine
THIS Machine thoroughly planning
600 ,oc0 feet OF lumber. IL has paneS fee in IL minutes
upon entirely principle the
stationary. and produces surface than
possibly be produced by other know the hand
plane excepted IL wall plane both sides uniform
thickness groove hour II
peculiarly adap,ed planning and pointing elapboards
boarding, well variety moulding IL
requires but the the rotary
planning machines equal of work.
The subscribers proprieto of the right the abovc Ma
States Ohio Indiana, Michigan and Missouri
engaged the Messrs c. Co. Buffalo, New
their machines of which will be in operation
the establishment OF
gentlemen where Il may inspected who wish
chase Machines and the right the will please address,
post paid, STEWART TEMPLE,
QOsweeo Palladium. July Ny.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

NEW CARPET ROOM.
Carpets at Cincinnati Prices.
HE subscribers have opened Carpet Room connection with
Il their Store, and in receipt of
1900 yards Ingram and VeRaaa CdrPeting
of almost every quality and price, la cents TO 81 S.
House others invited call and make them
acquainted prices whether they purchase not
The hope by keeping large stock Of the above
goods bought in tincin-
natl sell many heretofore there for their Car
pets. Entrance through the Store. II. j. b. O. HORN
Indianapolis April 80 1919. 2 10y
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

900 Prints reduced prices ether with general
SOO staple and isney dry goods very cheap by
ITO WM. A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE CoParnershP heotooe existing under the name and
style of Shelenbarger Gentle Co., dissolved this
The affairs of the late firm will he
led by Percy Hosbrook, of the firm.
JOHN SHELLENBARGER,
JAMES GENTLE,
JOHN BLAKE.
PERCY HOSBROOK.
indianapolis, Angus. 90 1919.
The business viii be carried at the place by P
ItoSh Go
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
BOOTS AND SHOES

nm EMS Kip Boots and Brogs Youths do do Misses Boots
I'VE and Slippers.
Ladies' Slippers aud Buskins-new STYLE
Ladies' great variety OF chill
drens Shoes, just received by IL. J. < b. G. HORN.
HHguf 1919. 81
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
no HOUSE-KEEPERS.

"a A BLEACHED Sheetng; Ga Brown, do 81 Pillow
&eZh super emh- window curtains; Brown and
Bleached Musins; Tickings, Driiings, &C.
ITO WIN A. WRIGHT
C0Iored and White Chip Bounets.
A NEW aud beautiful article Iust received at
n LOG HORNS, sign Of the Bgs
tLOTHS CasSimeres Casnets Calf Boots
u very cheap ain for sale by HAMILTON & PARRISH -
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

In MARION CIRCUIT COURT FOR OCTOBER TERN, le49
Cross Bill Of CoIaplaat-h ChaHccy.
Willis G.. Allen Aihenon Eliza
Atherton AtheTOn Aaron Adrdge and Nancy
his wife Samuel A vebke and Lefty his wife James Givan
Rhoda his we David Long and Hester his wife, and Joshua
ndant named of them hereby not
fed that the said Adophus H. Smith has filed his bill IN
the against them the aforesaid that the is
pending in and that unless they and plead
said bill before the calling Of the
the things therein
aned confessed and he I'D said deen
dants. continued. By order fthe Court
Attest, II. ID. DUNCAN, Clerk
BY john G. WEEKs, Deputy
Nm SOL. for Is, 1s49 lJ3wis.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

LUMBER WANTED FOR CARS.
rTAE behalf of the Indianapolis and Belefon
aine Railroad Company, will receive proposals the office of
company until the Tuesday i'm September for the de-
the day January the their
dero Indiana polls the clear sawed lumber required for
construction Of fright payable in the stock
of company. bill of the lumber and the quantity Of
kind will be in the Secretary Office OF the company
bidders will which the lumber will be de-
vered will ese the accepted proposal with written
D H. SMITH.
July %, Is49 Sept4 n. X. UNDERHILL-
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
COUNTERFETTS.

EEk EsE ANU AeEU n.
CHILL, FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEVERS, AND ALL TIE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED by
pr. <ss.ood's Indian CEsOtagOgge.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

NY young of moderate cash capital and de-
"A srous Of investing the safe and lucrative business
already established this city by becoming active
may hear of capital chance on application to
23-f GEO. A. CHAPMAN General Agent.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

UMBRELLAS AND PAKASOLS,
Manufactured by Steam at the american Mandatory
257 PEARL STREET,
(Sign Of the Three Golden Umbrelas.)
MERCHANTS in want of assortment of Umbrellas and
lVH Parasos, advised to pay
No Second Profits,
but call al the Manufacturers, who making
1900 DAILY,
Of Machinery and
produce the best and elegant of goods ind
a with which they may def competition
ISAAC SMITH Co,
.keu1 York
P We have branch House established in Boston,
Sewali Block Milk street, where shall be hap
py to Eastern friends l. 8. Co.
July7.
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C100 kEWAItD-Ran away from the subscribers
I'D wv plantations near Warenton, Virginia du ring the
Christmas holidays, negro Joshua. The said negro
about SIX feet hgh dark, red and about II
years of age.
AT the same time, and from the place, negro boy
Frederick eopedsupposed to be in mpany with joshua
Frederick Us ~ or Is of age, made, about five
iee three inches high shows his teeth when spoken and
has very heavy cyeids which conceal most OF the eye
when he looks up
sud negroes are supposed to be in the vicinity OF Bren
vile or ashngton city, unless they have attempted to
reach free State will give 500 for the arrest OF either
SAID slaves taken IN the State of Virginia or District of
Coumbia 800 for either If arrested said State
District, and secured so that get them: ..
JOHN F. JACKSON.
Jan H-iaw9w' tlntelgencer1
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

February 4, 1913.
an the petition OF Jordan L. Mott the city of New
" York. praying for the extension of patent granted
said Jordan L. Mott for improvement in stoves, Tor
seven from the expiration OF said patent which takes
place on the 2lS day of July, lSA9-
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office, the first Monday in July next, at II O'Clock
and all persons notified appear and show cause,
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered aso that this notice be published in the Unon
Globe, National Demokrat, Washington, d. c.. Pennsy.
vanian, Philadelphia Post, Pittsburg; True Sun, New
York; Argus, Albany Post, Boston Gazette Portsmouth,
New Hampshire week for three successive weeks
previous to the first Monday in July next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
r. Editors of the above paper, will please copy, and
this notice. Feb l6-lawSw
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DNhmiUm Pisnos.-The subscriber has Just received
three very superior instruments from tue anrivned
n anniactory OF Haleu Davis, whose pianos received
the highest premium at the last fair
persons deslrous OF possessing frat
invited to call and examine those Statones Hall before
purchasing elsewhere. Second hand pianos taken part
pay. -I-.-
Feb WIN. FISCHER.
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.ne Menominee river, mouth Of Wlii,..n river
Saltwater Marine Mis- Nus, and oceola
To Falls Of -. Croix, by 6p m next S-.araay, $50
miles
And back between a Monday and p m nexi
Saturday.
Proposals for service once in two weeks arc invited
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IOWA..

Proposals for service once in two weeks invited
4608 From Nj cunt Pleasant at a m Tuesday
By Deeds Mills, Brighton, and osko'oosa
To Monroe City, by IL m Thursday 30 miles
And back between . p m Thursday and P m Sat
urday.
1909 From Delphi at a m Thursday
BY Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Gacna, by I2 m, next day, So miles
And back between p m Friday and p m Satur-
day.
1910. From Quashqueton at 8 a IN Monday
BY Independence
To Surgess Rapids, in Black Hawk county, by p
m 25 miles
And back between and p m Tuesday.
46ll From the Racoon Forks Of the Des Moines river at
To Council Bluff, by II a m Thursday, $50 miles
And back between 2 p IN Thursday, and 6 P m Sun
day.
46l2. From Elkader at 6 a m Saturday
To Jacksonville, by II M IL miles
And back between p m and pm
46l3. From Fort Madison at m Monday
by West Point, Lowell, Mt Pleasant, Crawtords-
vile, and Iowa City
To Dubuque, by 6pm Saturday, ITO miles
And back between ia m Monday and 6 m Satur-
day
46l4 From Upton at 6 m Wednesday
BY Pioneer Grove and Marion
To County Seat Of Benton, P m next day, 62 miles
And back between Ga m Friday and 6p m Satur-
46l5 From Cedar Rapids at G a m Monday
BY the County Seat of Benton County
miles
And back between a m Wednesday and 6 m
Thursday.
46I6. From Iowa City at a m Thursday
BY Wasson's Mills, Washington county, Hous-
toms Point, Keokuk county, and Sisourney
To Lancaster, by IL a next day, so miles
And back between / p m Friday and m Satur-
day.
Proposals for making the service more direct and enar
ing and expeding the from Keokk, by Iowa City, to
Dubuque which this under contract, will be
sdered according the following specification Of routes and
number of trips:
46l7. From Kcokuk Oowa) at IA Monday, Wedncs-
day, and Friday
BY Van Buren,, Pennington, Bonapar'c, Bentons-
port, Winchester, and Birmingham
To Fairfield, by 10 p day. 10 miles
Thursday, and Saturday; with a trweekly
branch from Bentonsport, other point to
Keosauqua, to be run in due xion both
going and returning.
1918 From Fairfield Qowa) at m Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Walnut, Brighton, Washington, and Yattou
To Iowa city, by 8 pm same day. Sc miles
And back between a and m Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
1919 From Dubuque Uowa) al a on Monday, Wedncs-
day. and Friday
By Cascade, Monticello, Anamosa, Fairvew,
Springve, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids,
and Hoosier Grove
To Iowa City, by next day. 80 miles
And back between 6 m Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, and next day.
Proposals to run hrongh "a hours will be considered
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THE Whist Players Handbook; 81 cents.
The Handbook of Carving with hints the ctqset's
of the dinner table numerous illustrations 81 cents
The French Scholars Hand book; 81 cents
Handbook of French it must be spoken 81 cents.
Hand book OF Heraldry; many illustrations 81 cents.
The German Scholars Hand book 81 cents
The Anglers Handbook many engravings; 81 cents
The Chess Players Hand book 81 GEMS.
The Hanc book of Domestic Cookery ST cents.
The Handbook of Architecture cnsravings 81 cents,
Small volumes for the pocket imported per steamer Cam
ada, and Just received by r. TAYLOR.
Feb 10
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New routes In New jersey, Psn"syivania Maryland,
AID Ohio.

Extract from the aei Of Congress Of Sd March, loao, csn 10
find further enacted That shall be the duty OF the
Postmaster General in all future lettings OF contracts Tor the
Transportation of The mail let the in every case to
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for th
performance without other reference to the mode OF such
transportation than may be necessary to provide lot he que
ceerty certainty aud security ofsuch transportation nor
shall any nc hereafter be required to purchase
out or take at valuation the stock vehicles of any
vous for the same route"
he Bidders Will be careful TO read te forms ana insHuc
lions appended this advertisement They are requested
state their prop sails the mode by whch they Intend
convey the mail Where the size and weight Of the
mails or the speed called for in the schedules shall require
it, the contracts viii be made for coach, steamboat or rail-
road the may bel and, consequently,
such will be let to bids proposing such mode OF con-
yeyanee In all other cases. the routes Ill be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest modes OF transportation.
PROPOSALS for carrying the maila of the United States
l. from the LIST day Of July, lsi9 to the Both of June,
1850 inclusive in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department, in the city Of Washing
ton until M the 4h April, lo49, 90 be decided by the
oath of April l949 the routes and IN the manner and
time herein specified, viz
NEW JERSEY
1869. From New Germantown at 10 m w ednesday
BY Potersve and Unionyile
To German Valley by 2 m, IL miles
And back between S p m and 81 m same day.
1870 From Key Port m, six times week or as often
as the boats run between New York and Key
By Holmde and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by II m, 20 miles
And back between l P m and P m same day.
1871. From Tuckahoe at m Saturday
By Lower Bridge, on Cedar Creek, SeavilIe, and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May C. H., by II m 20 miles
And back between 6 m and IL m same day.
Proposals leave the morning. and return In the after
noon of the day, day to be named, will be
sdered
1872. From Philadelphia tPa) at a m Saturday
By Camden IN. j. and the following places :
Ellesburg Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, (N J.,) by -
m, 20 miles
And back between p and p same day.
1873. From Cranberry at 8 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick by III m, miles
And back between p m and P m same day.
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WISCON SIN.

WISCONSIN.
44s3. From Southport at 6 m Thursday
BY Pleasant Prairie and Franklin
To Antioch, (Iinois,) by IL m, 10 miles
And back between 2 p and pm.
ASA. From Southport at m Friday
BY Pleasant Prairie and Walkers Prairie
To Richmond, by 81 m, 80 miles
And back between q m and Saturday.
4465, From Port Washington at 6 m Thursday
By sasburys Mills ard Horizon
To Beaver Dam, by ~ m next day, 81 miles .
And back between m Friday and p m Sat-
urday.
l4s6. From Geneva at A a m Wednesday
By East Troy, Eaglevlle, and WatcrviHe
And back between and m Thursday.
44S7. From Waupun at m Saturday
To hartford by - m, % miles
And back between p m and P m
<4ss. From Daren at a m Friday
BY Reeds Corners, Richmond, and Uttcrs Corn
To Whitewater, by III m, 90 miles
And back, between p m and pm.
4A69. From Milwaukee at Wednesday
BY Troy, Elkhorn, Delaware, Darien, Aliens
Grove, and Clinton
To Belot, by 6 p m next day, SO miles
And back between m Friday and p m Satur-
400. From Fond du Lac a, 6 a m Monday
BY Humesvie
To Plovcr Portage, by 6p m Wednesday, 90 miles
And back between a m Thursday and 6 p m Sat-
.9l. From Po,o.i a. So I'm Saturday
To Beetown, by 10 m. IA miles
And back between 3 p m and 6pm
1872 From Summit at 6 a m Wednesday
BY Oeonomcwoe, Neosho, and Maysvilc
To Fond du Lac, by p m ne 1t day. 81 mile.
And back between 6 m Friday and m Saur
day
1893. From Janesvile at Ga m Friday
By Stones Bridge, Fulton, and Dunkirk
To Madison, by S m, 40 miles
And back between a m and m Saturday
4l9A. From Fort Washington at 6 m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by II day. AZ miles
And back between m Friday and 6 p m Saturday
As5. From sheboyg.n at s a M Wednesday
BY Maysvllc and Hcnricon
To the county seat Of Dodge county, by next
day, 80 miles
And back between Friday and p m Satur-
day.
1896. From Waertown n Monday
By Wsupun, Ceresco, Berlin, and Flower Portage
To Stevens Point, by p mex, Wednesday, 100
miles
And back between 6 "a m Thursday and G p m Sat
day.
1897 From Prairie du Chen at m on Monday
BY Ronnd Prairie, Grahsm's Mills, Falls of Black
River, mouth Of Olcar river, Middle Mills, on