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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-22

Ju,y '-' York route from East
This will make Se" -,
ern Vermont via Keene tho Connecticut Val
lev road makes a New York Route via Brat
,,eboro. II seems that both are to be built.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-22

G5~The Central Road is.open to Bolton.
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4s Gross,
g James Morse ara 0'''s'''
9 Simeon Littlehsld. !, Vernon.
/ For relief Of town OF vernon, ,1,'"n,;on :, ,ho
For the laws designated for publication IN a .ne
newspapers, see outside Pagesi We give '"'''
entire.
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To restore Sylvanus Dibble to his legal privile-
ges.
Altering names of certain persons therein men,
toned.
Altering name of Priscilla Duncan and other
persons.
To amend sec. 3 of an act entitled "An act al
tering names Of certain persons therein men,
toned" approved Nov. 8, l648.
10 pay Charles X. Williams and others.
" Clerk of House of Representatives.
C. w. Bancroft.
a Daniel Putnam.
r" T. "''"'"V- Joel Barlow, William
Randall n.
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pany.
1" Bellows Falls Water Company.
" Otter Creek Manufacturing Co.
Waterbury Falls Manui'ng Co.
American Mining Company.
4" Vermont Nail Company.
Hydeville Company.
" Village of Clstleton.
Village of Bennington.
Windsor Car and Rife Company.
Vermont Lead Company.
" Bakersfield Hook and Ladder Co.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

CAUTION EXTRA. n
MAN Sy the mime q RlEL CLArP ma. engaged with young
e Iii + iii b. sas % g.
formerly .aisosd.
u
ys . he pubic not
'Ts All 81 az op s
DOCTORS likeness his family Of arms and his signature
- go anna e .3la a JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, loa Nassau street, NsW Pork city,
Old Doctor is now aDoo. year. Of s and has
KEEP, MARKET and the % those only who
had 4 worth il value had reached q
saved from death proclaimed its excellence and
Grand ana unequaIled preparation
The largest scae and called for throughout the
Unlike young Townssnd improves with age
for DE @ Y
q g. . op ss 1s II. s
sapals root, known medical men,
and some properties which inert useless and Others
injurious sysssm. properties ssspa
preparation they are scientific
only to Oss in r. manufacture Moreoye these vos
heat are as very . essential medical properties Of the root which
Genuine Old Doctor Tovnsend's sarsnpariIIa
50 prepared thai az The inert Of the s sa a root are
on extracted and rsseisd Ssn ~ pcs q medical virtue
pure and thus rendered
pared his ! made the he
Cure or innumerable diseases.
favor Dy and sadrsp WE s1a doing wonder.
s1s sHSssA ri Eas
Impurity OF the blood. ~
marvellous ecacy in all complaints arising from in
lie ss eSa feet
% 5 ne
gentle perspadon relaxing lungs roaf
and acknowledged than In ali kinds and Stages Of
a' tai - 81 Femais complsinss. galll ''-saA
S9s s % q s
periods and he like; and escaai curing forms
f 3, ss ssss ss:. cs.sou. and regulating N. ..a. system
tone and ,, " s whole body and sS,s, a. forms
and thu. psvsn or relieve. great variety Of other diseases.
spans neuAea' Oh 'us aanee' s"ons' ~
esss lo nj. medicine 70 M 20 % sss 1,; .ss..
s:.s.s: =. hone creme
relieves e bowels Of sorpor and aay
nation ps,as The skin sqns1 ss cur o. e blood pro
pssp;.oa; ,sI.1s. :. and ashnss. :. os.sss
50 ~, - ..., 800
But these ing be said Of s. r. Townsends inferior
arueef Th,s young man s9s'a - not , . Dc n
because Of me grand fact that the incapable Of deterioration
and blow. boue. containing into fragments, the acid =
compound be poisonous 70 the system put acid into sy
tenn aeany aiseasea WIN aeo VIVA, chuses nspcps p sca
DO we not AZ know a when ooa sou II our ms
a.n, d,s,h cholc snd ror,nn,on M Inc ooI
s. ss . .d" s s w .ss sas AL
heon WHITE swe,nss md ali
ssd n under heaven hui nm arid ub
,ch and tbas sro a Inc a.,d. o the body NOR
or less What caas- m but sour acid anId which nsip
nate ,.ec he,een M, mint and irans and naamng
The tender and delicate tissues upon which act 20 OF nervous
~ I'M s smen when n ss s human nature anu
No 4, aas hs "a .nd seI s,d ,,or. n, ,.e
dis soijRiSc TERMISTiSG ACID c" CoMPourp OF s. n
0NsENDy And VET he oud min have n underwood ta old
i.coh ro,.ns.nd,s ~ ' 80 " ~ - -
a.u,,,,,. ov.,su.i s.r..r...t,. ~
IL. cen"ine' orsks"Sa sssssP"s,hs, L.- =. Ia.
an IMITATION OF his inferior peparatoni Heaven forbid that
should deal m IN article which wond bear the most distant
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uR. A. DE vAuDRIcOUIsT begs leave 20 inform the
Ill public his friends that having permanently located In
inson tuition Of the French
Italian Spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and
Of very highest repecabi
win be rven BY applying his residence 18th between and
DJ nerf door Acndemy Davis music Store and
Mrs Andersons stationery store
17-cod6
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pOPULAR MUsIC.-WM. FISCHER has just received nun
Der OF the popular waltzes polkas,
which the folowing Of which will be sold
reduced price-four cents per page,
MAkcHEs
Kossuths March by @. Lenschow. 4 fa' @ QsgrE aS gf
General P. +. Smiths March; by Martin.
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin. ~ ~ t
Mary Blanc Quick Step. $40, s. 4 45s4 s.-,
Battle Of Buena Vista.
~ 1roIxAa aog
Invitation la Polka; by Max Maretzch. t,.gT
Tedesco Polka; by Max Marexch
Belle Polka; by Berg. ssas.sl .er aaFftt, s...a
Carnival Polka by Canhal.
Pm thine, only thine; by J. Benedict
The Broken hearted; by Feice Dorego
When Others strive to win thy smile
No, meier can Thy home be mine. @
Jeannet and Jeannot; complete. ss' -ras
The knight OF the Golden Crest
Oh! Sally White; favonte song.
Stop dat knocking; by Winnemore.
Choe's 70 be my wife.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline; by Beckel ss es1sss
EmIna Snow.
seen her at the window.
Ole Virginny break down. It.|i wa a..f
Ole Bull aud Dan Tucker. f,.z..a. see.-s =
Gwine long down; by Frank Brewer
f.s Att wALTzEs
Invitation a la valse; by Won Weber
Cloister Waltz; by Engelbrecht. r.FHi
Naulie Waitzes; by Labitzky, r.
Recoiec,ons Strauss beautiful collection waltzesj by
Hegar. 5nsHEs ss,sff IL ~ tr7u
Dearest sal Mae, with variations by eroSe'
Rosa Leej I"
Virginia Rose Bud
sf BED u: IA. w .o.. ss Ssa y
Dan Tucker by Gfobe. ~ ',EI q sr
Dandy Jim; Nov 10
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xrOruCuT1e ,u,~cber begs leave to and
public generally he has Just employed workmen from Eu-
rope and om tbe ces Of skill and experience
knowledge and Wacuce IN me bust
thirty years. enables him with confidence mat ne
jewe and costly set gems silver
A superior cheaper Than other establishment Known 70
country. His customers are Respectfully
requested to leave their orders with - ..,s..,,,
Penn. avenue, between 9TH and 10Th streets
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TCENrRAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsreroom

uENERAI. House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsreroonn
II CLAGETT DODsON would most respectfully inform al
intending keep house, that they have
hued prepared e Cor he reception OF much more
the above line fhnn has ever been
hitherto in this city, D. will be absent for few days o
the purpose making purchases and would desire
All be In want Of ne prettes and most extensive
soment choose from wait their return They wiz nave
superb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply supernne Ingram, priced do
Damask twnied and plain Venetian Carpeting :.
their line. - = Aug 2s-4r2w2swh
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i~.J... nud t.ru
inches. nd weigh sisbs pounds : 3. d 6
inches, and weigh six pounds ~. '.a7 ~.
' p's g inches, len poasas ns'''''
800 pain * point ssaisss Sisnkss
AN . = '''D''' ~ -, GsoS. - s
100 yard. :esrls. .reads issM ass 4 n.
Sc yards yard: :nsy IL; s Gloom: : s'ss
,sss y y.'s 9 assi s! y, s s,s b %ss' sd
is:s s:.s: :ssss u sls; .ss.s, sllta fa''
e ss ss.s .. xs.; \! y;a: .sIs
g dozen 3. I. IN l.s
= ss.sas ss:;sa nav. + n
=. 2 do.:a g wooiisa .asws
S Soo ys s,d: So%ssi. . calico calico
rs, ::s s -: AZ E::I ss;;'. ssies ~
:SSs yai. Ssolsia stripes
ts eoS s y..ds s blu: dssims @
!$ss yss. so1ssae .Airans, sl.seA.d
go SO 20: ass:.ds :sss sis assi:ssSsa
s SSC y Ace c s, su.p s ana "a'ae
, ,sSS y.Id. e.d iin'sy LII. ID.
i'sS EGG a..as mir. min. 92Fa %h
isO pound, linen thread G ab
% pounds si cotton aasa thread
4s g dozen dozen. :poo, cotton .s, Mes. 'oo
.OO piece. n6.nd, assorted e4 ssEe
\ IA, S0S yys s, Ksnsncsvi lam.
"a "a 49, s...nssss .. ..F-
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a Scsss M IN rsrcAi.S b.rt and aandsna tGi
~ ooss. e ~. nsn S i 49,; ss'A s"D ssh'
~" slos fancy ma Cay WPes N3GFE --a SEA az
,,,se pound. .,... ...,.. H''''''.'
1890 lin ks,slss
0 I Sas.s oi I,.S. lieu sssss' ne"
1900 g 3. a iss.v a. faf +s1 ''-
700 An hooks 80
.. " y s s.ss. aan inss az wfg oio asaas
loo dosen eenes sssortsd s75E .raa aNl q sAa
~ dozen Pcssorss assorted .u a Wtt
u dozen ssss, % weish aom Az % sk pounds g s,s
50 dozen halfexe 70 weigh ~ pounds
&dessa h'sesesa p w,9h ~ pound. weFA's hs'ad
7so.,s-l J. ,-.t.n f.,s Z Z = Az ,,ours. t 81 Fss
i, go salferss. = sreiSk ~ pounds -, ft
80 hsss6sss, % With X So1nds
80 drswins knives, IL inches in Length
q - : .ss.i psopsiaaa: aiiS !. x, and inch
lss gsin hsmss s
~ 49, 49, ena..s y teuaa srll. HaFsl
rs hand avs - ..s,.. ..gtsgrf ats
~ &c. :: ss~., ! s sssti n i Isasaa
~ nenecc =. ne a. t
~ eroer em sew niss a. ~ -. lIo FtEs
cnens, " wsign - Pouhas esen -.
80 ~ Mnas.oss . esss - 70
~ qreten socket cnisen H ~ rE-
r.~ss...s 6...
.I.f f~'-s -'T q u lyi.l
go Norhwea guns twothds q which must measure - m
cred IN The city Of New York Phiisdeipha a. may be
rssuirsd. "a ! - a7.gi q - %.
Commoner Indian Anii and be remark that
hos hardware aGcurl inpsemene, and runs are
e.uy sn6 e ssssr qualify han ts articles hsss'ss mr.
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DsrAnrsssr o. rns Isrss

. a.. DkPAkTAkkT
q .s OryIck IKpIAH AyrAIRs September ~, 1919.
cEALED win be Ieesvsd q the once q the Com
missioner Of ndan Ahi Washington city, until 10 O'Clock
S husday the M day Of November next for furnishing the fol-
owing in the q of e use Of
a E5ls atAss W BiaWkets f2pif it.as eNt isia'
aloo pairs point white Msckae banks, 70 measure % by
= = inches, and weigh eight pounds
1900 pairs az point while Mscklnsc blankets, by 90
inches, and weigh six pounds 49,. 49,
LIS pairs psnt white Macknac banket n by IS
= inchrs, and weigh i've and quarter pounds
ESQ while Macknac blankets % by 50
inches, and weigh four and quarter pounds 4, ~ IA \.
800 pairs point white Mscinac blankets, - BY -
p T.. inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds .
400 pairs point scarlet Ascknac banke 70 measure 90 BY ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds -. ~ n
500 pairs 2 point scsiss scfinae blankc 81
inches, and weigh six pounds ntGstaA c9E s3N
100 " point Nscknac blankets 20 measure % BY "a
800 pairs pcin gssn Macnac hsnkee measure 80 by n
inches, and weigh eight pounds 9ts hg..
* Macknnc blankets, 70 measure 81 BY o.
inches, and weigh six pounds .s 80 ~. 4.
100 Mnckinac blankS
06 ~ 81 inches and weigh ten pounds, stsG u Il
60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight pounds
800 pain ak point scnaes blus hisnke measure
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
Il 1865. si- HOUSE. 49, tffty ~
EVILS HANFoRD Nos asa, 49, 256, 2ss, Pearl street
(between Fulton and Bung slipl New York, have
hand largest Of CLOTHING United
adapted all markets In the article Of Shirts and Drawers,
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS the word PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all kinds
Catalogues Of promptly filed.
1fsda = fiTg % .H LEWIS & HANfORD, 70 ~
Nos 252, 254, 256, and 25e Pearl ST., N. ".
June 3O-oaw3m
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Agency OF the Houses In the United
...f. States. =
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and Pennsylvania
avenue, OH having formed connexions with me
principal establishments Of country, win supply all orders
RELIGIOUS, scientific, and school
bcot N lots o single cops ihe lowest publication prices
schools uops and individuals intending 10 order Foreign
American from The northern trouble, and
expense oheayy freight postage, hc by leaving their orders with
TAYLOR MAURF, In Washington city July 3
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OF IN REWARD.--Ran away Luray,
QloU Page county Virginia, the 9th boy
he very black, age about inches high
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had he le
broad bm white hat and other clothing with him. ecoected
The above Of $50 given spprehended
OF the State and sl00 taken
him again. All reasonable charges win be paid delivered
1. -.
company pfighrly yellow boy complex
spotted tall
made. Boh Of the above boys good coopes. =.
WM. A. CHAPMAN,
sept0-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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General Agency Washington, ID. @.
DY A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID government for with Mex
CO. the revolutionary the war with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip M
Besnty LanaWi attend the purchase and sale of bounty
Potent OGeehe applications for patents procuring models
dawing Gc will be attended In all their various branches
0snsra OGceA claims against the department will be
setemen Of conactors quarterly sccoun pay Of
New Orleans Della, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser
Democrat New Era, Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish
The amount Of & and send their bills to this once
with paper. z ya fai+ June s4u
CPLENDID Carpetins, Curtain Ooods sec.-Ths subscd
keeper generally, stock Of furnishing goods, which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed, squaed any other
house In the district They name
sr r4 IN CARPET1NG,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Axminsser, Ensiiah Brusseis
Imperial ply, double super ingram
supernne insrain, fine, and fine do
Lowpdced ali wool ins.ain, royal twiled venstians
Heavy oclot, width which will be 20 At
or hall.
In CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin laines, rich figured de LANES
Rich high colored damssks, ich union damasks
Twlled and plain cashmeret
Ruf damask do
Wontsd damasks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins by the yard
Tasssi.ioops, gimps, bordennss, bindings
Tasssls, cords, and fixtures Of every kind, Ae II.
Together complete Of table and piano covers
tabscos table damask linen sheenes damak napkins and
and Russia Diapers Maenles quilts, bed blankets
ali Of which received perfectly esh and w be o.
fered upon our usual accommodating terms All are M
Sep ii--aswswif p. II. HooE CO.
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foRNCY. washingtons--The undersigned, Of the In
specon brunch once Department Offers bis serv
generally and 20 those of the southwestern
particularly, with the assurance tai his removal from once
nine he has for
tnined IN The department honesty capacity, and 6dey and
refers his oce Of both parties with their hearty
consent, o sust him therein.
All business Of every nature a the seat Of
s~-T' - JAMES OWNER, Agent
Ju,v 4-du late Of Post Once Department
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Professor benjamin Worcester teacher
AUTOBIOGRAPHY during the past season in several schools IN This
city, continues give private his room, (M a.
Govn Penn avenue between e and I'm st on reasonable
terms Sept 9-lawn
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- THE steamer osCEoLA will, Sunday, the -
o. september making "Trip week 70
= the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday
O'Clock She win regularly going and retuning 81
Md. Marys river, Md and Cone river, Va
and landings Potomac for signals to land
FOR NORFOLK
be steamer Oceola win leave for Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock M Returning Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
D. m. Passage and fare s. =
She touches going and returning at Cone river, and 2, he usual
landings JAMES miIChElL
scpW Cap"m'
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WANTED daily, at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York Boston, Orleans General Agency and Commits
Once young wholesale and retail stores and other
spectacle business, book Keepers saesmen poe bar
keepers walters farmers, ccschmen car agents. book ana map
asents Of business &C. We
large number Of good situations on hand which
Those OF situations Of
would do well CALL AZ we have agents In each
Cities which win enable us place every Applicant
shortest notice We have large aeauant
cities which we trust will enable Us TO
rive entire satisfaction who favor with call
= ~ -Il TAYLOR q TAYMAN, No 50 Second street,
between South and Cay
living Of the United States and wishing
either Of the above Clues WIN
their Immediately attended 70 BY addressing US Inc
pad) by doing they viii cura both trouble and ex
pense they would incur by coming 70 me cry and
seeking employment for themselves Addres,i .v,,.y
a... .I .f No. 50 Second street,
Nav ox--du fs..anre Baltimore, Md.
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DIIuIP BARTON KEY will attend 60 any business
he with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
and viii also attend the prosecution OF claims before Con
ercss and the Departments. Office on street. s..
wssmsoros, July IS, 1896 July i7-5awtt
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CHEAP sCHOOy. BOOKS Of every ksnd ss Tayser n
v. nensyr Hookuors, 9th
sss,s and copy boots ana psns At very low prices,
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FRENCH and spanish Langusges.--J MEIERE, pro
fesso United States navy, Yale College, &c respectfully
quant the citizens Of Washington that he coniempses giving
cigners. ii att
Prof Mcisre aitcrs himself his reputation
established references.
terms &c M te bookstores Fanct
Taylor Taylor Maury, Fischer,
Williams opposite Mr. Fnnck Tayors Pennsyvans
B--u --.r..eIarHH .ti.f .H = . ~
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OCTOBER Report Of the Mutual Life Insurance Conn
" pany Of New York Once No IS Wall street.
Net accumulated fund August $780, exceeding ss5200o
This institution during The month Of Octobcr Issued hundred
Nd tvven loufn polct vim.
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WILL attend prosecution Of and M
w various executive departments OF the government
once and dwelling street, between oh and ION sueeu.
Oct2-d
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

- By Hookse.. Amoskeag Manchester, Merrimaek,
Thernton's Ferry, Nashua, Tyngsboro', Mass, }
North Chelmsford and Mddiesex Village
To Lowell by m, 50 miles
And back between 81 m and l0l m; with a
second sx-timcs a-week mail between 10 q m and
IL m, going and and p m, returning
and a third six times-a-week mail, between Al p
m and 81 p m, going, and p m and p m, re-
2O2 From Concord at 6 M Monday, Wednesday, and
By Pembroke, Allentown, West Deerheld. South
Deerfed, Raymond, Epping, Brentwood, Exeter,
Stratham, and Greenland
To Portsmouth, by p m, SIS miles
And back between 7 and p m, next days
with three additional trips from Exeter to Ports
mouth IA miles, on opposite days, between q p
m and 81 m, going, and 81 m and y m re-
turning.
203. From Concord a, m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Chichester, Epsom Yves, Northwood, East
Northwood, Nottingham Turnpike, Durham,
and Ncwngton
To Portsmouth, by p m, "A miles
And back between a and m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
204. From Concord at 7 m, Monday, wednesday, ana
By Chichester, North Chichester, Pi.tshcld, STAFF
ford and Darlington
To Dover, by p m, "A miles
And back between II IN, and m, next aays !.
arriving at Pishsld by II m, going, and BY 4
p m, returning
205 From Concord at 10 m, Saturday
BY LOudon, LOudon Ccnuo, A%"-
Gilman,on Iron Works. Alton, East Alton, and
South Marlborough
To Marlborough by 1 a m next day, 81 miles
And back between and m, Friday.
COG From Concord at ii every day Except Sunday
By Canterbury, Sanbornton Beidge, Ssnbornton,
Fast Sanbornton Clifford, Lake Village. New
Hampton, Meredith Centre, Meredith Village,
and Hoderness
To Plymouth, by 4 p m, SO miles
And back between 1 p m and 81 pm.
207 From Concord l0l M every day, Except Sun
day.
BY Fishersvile, Boscawen, Salisbury, franklin
East Andover, Andover, Dsnbury, Grafton, Ca
nssn, Enfield, North Enfield, East Lebanon, and
Lebanon
To West Lebanon, by 2 p m, GO miles
And back between . m and u p m with branch
from Franklin at IL every day (excep,
Sunday by Hill to Bristol, by p m, 10 miles; and
back, between q p and 81 pm.
20S. From Concord at II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.

Ertrad from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, ls45, sec
ton IS.
ind be further enacted That il shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings ofconrscs for the
transportation Of the mall let the every ense,
The bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference the mode of such
than may be necessary provide for the due
otlerty certainty, and security Of such transportation
shall any hereafter be required purchase
out or take valuation the stock vehicles of any pre-
yious contractor for the route"
Bdders wall be careful read the forms and nstruc
ions appended to this advertisement They requested
to state their proposals, the mode by which they intend
to convey the mail Where the size and weight Of the
ma the speed called for in the schedules shall
IT, the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat rail-
road conveyance, the may be and consequently
such routes will be let to bids proposing such MODE Of
veysnce la all other the will be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest mode Of transportation.
5-RAiroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids be understood including the supply
of each Office The line of their respective roads,
quarter Of mile from depot Separate proposals for
Offices more than quarter Of mile of, will be con-
sdered.