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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

CHURCH BUILDING IN PRILADELPHIA-A
correspondent of the (Methodst) Christian
Advocate and Journal, has an article upon
this subject, from which we gather the fol-
lowing facts:
METHoDIsT.-The average contributions
of the Methodist for erecting new churches
in Philadelphia, during the last five years, is
three and one-eigth cents per member, annu-
ally.
Observation-Disclosures per member for
the same purpose, during the same time, is
eighty-seren cents per membe; annually.
BAPTIsTs.-Average, one dollar per mem
Der annually.
PRoT. EPIsCoPALIANs.-Avera sir dol
lars and nine cents per member, annually.
The above facts speak well for the pros
perity of the Protestont Episcopal Church,
and the libeIality of churchmen in Philadel-
phia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
c()AsUMIPTl0H

IN WI .nrisnnnzcd and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion of deaths than any other innlady thai
nnlet the human iainiy and, until within few years
@ t III w., ~. neeh any certain remedy to stop ie devasta
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

WILLETT s. HARDING'S
VN HOLESALE Commission PAPER and
" RAG WAREHOUSE, No. 10 MINOR
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Plain and ruled white Caps
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Fiat Caps
Plain and ruled white Letter.
blue
Blue and white Folios.
White and colored Printing Paper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe
Wrapping "
Envelope /"
Hardware and steathng Paper.
Tar Boards.
Straw Boards.
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from the Country will be attended
to at the shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and de-
livered at any place in the city.
The highest cash price paid for Rags, exi
changed for Paper, low be bought else
where.
Please call and examine for yourselves
Philadelphia, Nov. II; ls49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

Fi'lsslE PAPER.--Yellow Tissue paper for
covering glasses, &C., for sale at the office OF
he American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

Coughs and Consrmptions,

and Ill diseases Of pulmonary naurr-surh discasos
usnnlly prove fatal under ordinary treatment, whom
they attark the
nrnn.t TLnnnI nnnr nnI Ill
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FOR SALE.

A handsome new Sleigh, for sale cheap. En-
4 4 quire at the store Of HENRY MASSER.
Sudbury, Dee 20, 1912.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

Estate of Mary Moore decd, and
Jacob Moore, decd,
n Office is hereby given, that letters of admi-
" nistration said dcceased's estates, have
been granted to the subscriber. All persons hav
ing claims against the Estates ave requested to
present them for examination and settlement, and
those indebted to the estates are requested TO
make Immediately payment
PETER MOORE.
Lower Augusta, Dec. 8, ls49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

| ETTER envelopes, of VARIOUS kinds TOT az
~ at thi. office,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
STERMAN'S
POOR MANS PLASTER

POOR MANS PLASTER
has cured more Of rheumatism, Pain In the Beck
Side and Chest Lumh1go and Weakness, than any appl
have attempted tn cuumeffelt il, and palm "a upon the
community rs the genuine. 10 Beware of Deception Al
Remember that the true and genuine Plaster spread upon
reddish paper made expressly for the purpose and every
Ease the signature ot Dr. Sherman printed upon the hack
Of the Plaster and the whole secured by Copy Right None
others genuine Therefore when ynu want real good
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster, call at the Office 100 Nassau
street. and YOU win rot he disappointed.
Remember principal Office 1O6 Nasslu-seet Newly YoTk,
where all DIR. Shcman's Lozenges s1d. His Agents
Mrs. Hays, l39 Fulton street, BroOk'yn Hnesln,
Williamsburg and Redding & Co, Boston, aud
JOHN YOUNG, Sdnhuryt
NJ. A. McCAY; Newfoundland
Nov 10, lsi9-ch e3m-IY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Cures nary of the most strongly marked and dev,l
oped of Pulmonary C0nswaptioH--REAI undouB,5
of liberated and diseased LUNGS-such hopeie,
before cured by any other ~ Medicine
So utterly hopeless so;e Of the afflicted person, as
ACTUALLY DYING. Some who had theft burial clothes
made have been cured and yet hvc-others Who was
said would not live another day, now well aud
hearty ms they ever were.
1t possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtue,
nearly powerful aud aciife Ne ,le preparation which
we call
5RANT's iNolAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
This differs from that bccnse this rosscsses serTal oiht
Metdiion' which peculiarly dIop,i to- aud
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-26

II is horrible to think and to know how cruelty the Of.
ce are imposed upon by pesumpiuous men for the sake
nj money Fortunes make of the agones Of the SICK
mud no equivalent rendered the despairing suderer!
Ii is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, TO pour balm
into wounded humanity to kne hope in the despairing
bosom, health and bloom, and vgor into the
crushed and broken and to bansh nfhty, that Old DR..
Jacob Townsend has sought and found the opportunity and
means to bring his Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy
wthil the reach and 10 the knowledge OF all who need Il,
that they may learn ami know by joyful experience, is
TRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL,
And thus have the unpuchasebe satisfaction OF having
raised thousands and millions from the bed OF slckneas and
despndency 10 hope health and long life OF vigor sat
usefulness 10 themselves theiI families ana iI'ehcA
AGESf. HENRY MASSER, Sunbury,
Jult =, lei9.-iy cow
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To Auburn " III m, 20 miles;
And back between m and pm. ssr
Proposals 10 extend 0peliks the point Of tsni-
nation Of the railroad, are invited t
The extension Of the Georgia and Alabama railroads
this line, and consequent change In the hours Of run.
ming viii necessarily change the departures and amir
$500 From Montgomery st p N daily s0.f .s
By Pint L,ls Hickory Grows, sandy Ridge. KhkviIls.
Greenvils, Burnt Corn, Stockton. and Blsksly;
To Mobile In 80 hsufs BY 10 m, le7 miles,
And back In 80 hours, between | m and 4 . m,
Grssnville. and Burnt Corn 10 be supplied daily the
other iniermedste offices every Other day g
Bids TO r;a Monroevills and Claiborne, emitting
s,ockston, through in hours lees tme win be con-
sideved. ~ ets e NtF4
With view to service In steamboats, between CIai-
bone and Mobile. separate proposals for that part Of
the route. and also fcr the part between Claiborne and
Montgomery, specifying the times fdeparurss and
rivals st Claiborne, well the other ends Of the
routes, will be considered. .t2
The extension Of the Georgia and Alabama railroads
running. viii necessarily change the departures and
arrivals on this route. t Te
$500 From Montgomery At m daily. s1osp, Sunday
BY Lowndesboro', Church Hill, and Benton,
To Selma by o N next days, SO miles
And back between p IN daily. except Sunday, and
IA m next days. t 48
The extension Of The Georgia and Alabama railroads,
and consequent change In The hours Of running. win
necessarily change the departures and arrivals on this
sso4 From Montgomery .. m. twice week, Tuesday
and Friday ''
By Washington, Vernon. Mulberry Creek. and Bu,n.-
VILE -, Yts
To Selma by N same days, 40 miles,
And back between m and N Monday and Thurs-
day. W
ss0s From Montgomery 1t . ,r.weekly, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays,
IN By wstumpks, Rockford, Hanover, sylscsuga, Vice.
wokaville MsrdisviIe. Talsdrga, kel'y's Springs,
File, Blue Eye. Aisrsndrs. Jacksonville, Goshen,
and Centre
To Blue Pond BY IL p m merit days, 1877 miles;
And back between II m Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays, and IN Wednesdays Fddsys and Sun
days. t AsA IS Ha2st3 ftH
Proposals TO run after passing Jacksonville via Gsds
dea, &c 10 Gun,efs Landing. and make the trips
esch way In ~ hours, invited. t s.
Separate proposals for the service between TaIsdees,
and Montgomery, and TAlsdrsa and Bloc Pond, on
Gunssr's Landing. ere invi ed.
ssos From Montgomery 1t 9 . m, twice week. Monday
and Friday - .AA
By wstompks and HARDWOOD
To MspIssvis BY u m mex. days, so miles
And hack between p Tuesday and Saturday, and
SPIN next dayss - etsH r
wiihs third weekly TIP on Wednesday 70 wetumpks,
leaving Montgomery ~ Sc m, and returning By
bids weekly the whole route, IT greass'
speed 20 b specified, mot less ihsn 4 miles hour,
70 connect with similar service from Msp'csville "a
Whtssburs, will he considered
sso7 From Montgomery a. 9 q N once week, Wednes
BY Pine Level Chna Grove. and Frysrs bridge
To Monticello By 10 m next day, - miles,
And bach between . pm Thursday. and SIP N nsr
day.
Bids ss ,wo srps weed are i.-s.A
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S3T2 From Athens II : n once week, Mondays,
BY Csntslrs Gross Roads;
To Columbus BY II m. 10 miles
And back between m and p m same day
1878 From Charleston 1t m once week, Tuesday
TO Bsnton BY ~ m, IL miles
And back between | p m and p same days
5374 From Cleveland at once week. Friday
BY Chststy, Benton, sprngtown, Cocker Creek, To-
wee Falls, Turtle Town. N. O.. Persimmon Creek,
To Murphy, by p m next day. SO miles,
And back between a m Monday and Wed
nesday.
5375 From Smiths Cross Roads at m twice week,
Mondays and Fridays, .teb
By Blythe's Ferry and Limestone -se4
To Cleveland by M 20 miles
And back between m and 8 p m next days
5376 From Washington at 8 a m twice week, Mondays
and Frdayss
By Smiths Cross Roads and Sail Creek,
To Chattanooga by 10 m same days, So miles
And back between m and 10 N next days.
5377 From Pikeyille at m twice week. Wednesdays
and Saturdays,
BY Smiths cross-Roads, Washington, Kelly's Ferry.
and Decatur;
To Athens by 2 p m same day, 46 miles
And back between m and 70 Tuesdays and
Fridays.
5s7s From Piksvils at m twice week. Wednesday and
BY Posters Roads, Robertson's Cross Roads,
9 Mount Airy. Coop's Creek Delphi, and Cheelsvle ;
To Jasper BY same dAys. 40 miles;
And back between am and p m Tuesday and Fri
day.
5379 From Jasper at once week, on Wednesday A.;
BY Running Water and Rankins Ferry,
To Trenton, Ga, by ~ m, 10 miles
And back between p m and P same days.
Query. Az 10 necessity
$3.50 From Spencer al q week, Monday
By Rocky River, Caney Fork. and Republican Grove /;
To Smithvile by m, 80 miles;
And back between q m and next day.
53SI From McMinnvile ut 4 once . week, Tuesday
BY Irving College and Pine Grove;
ss' To Coop's Creek by Z p m, 81 miles
And back between m and > N Monday.
$3.50 From Beech Grove at week, Wednesday
By Fairfield,
To Shelbyvile by IL m, IL miles;
And back between IN and p same day.
$3.50 From Readyvlle At 8 once a week. Thursday
To BradyviIle by 10 m, miles;
And back between II m and m same day.
1884 From Murfrcesboro' at m tri-weekly, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday,
By Readyville, Woodbury., and Clermont
To McMnnville by 2 m days. AZ miles;
And back between q m Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday and same days. III
1885 From Shebyvile At m three times week, Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday;
pv .ndM
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4 s54l From Guntsrs Landing Il m rweekIy, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fhdsyss8 s
BY Csyssils, zsehsy, Dodsopyiis, BslIsionis Boil
var, Rocky Spring, and Battle Csssk. Tenn,
10 Jasper BY n . next day. 90 miles;
/ And bssk between IN Tueshys. Thursdays, and
Saturdays and - N next days
554s From Gansrs Landing a 8 m, week Fr-
BY wansntsn, Red Hin, and Big Spring;
10 Bsooksvlis BY 8 sams day. 80 miles
And back between m and n. Thursdsy
With two additional weekly trips on the miles to
Wsrrsnion, leaving that place ~ m, and Guntes's
Landing = "a p N. Tuesdays and Saturdays through
in "A hours each way.
Proposals 10 extend TO Santa Fs. BIounsvile, arc
invited.
ss4s From Gunaus Landing :. N. once week. Mon
Nv Msltons.ilis. Iiilliam's Store, and Lsnss.on;
sBellefonse BY 3 mi - nilsss aes
and back between m and - ~. same day.
lids TO end q Langston invisd-
SS44 From. LsbaAsn at 81 m. week, Tuesday
10 Langston by m, 70 miles
And back between ~ Monday and m.
ooao From Van buren, At n. week. Tuesday;
" Lebanon, North Bend. RAwlngsvils, valley Head.
Anawaka and Rising Pawn. Ga,
To Trenton BY 9 m next day, So mikes;
ana back between 9 N Monday, and n NEXT
With twoaddi,ionsl weekly ,riD. d Lsl.no.. "a mile.
leaving there At 81 Thursday and Saturday and
returning by II I'm. Bids to run twice week and
extend w me Lookout Valley % Jasper, Tenn, will
be considered. The bidder to sszs The schedule Of
arrivals and departures Also 10 ran whole routs
twice week.
6646 From Blue Pond at 1 q M tsrwseky. Tuesdavs
Thursdays, and Saturdays;
BY Lessburs, Turksytown, Gadsasn, Ashvins Mount
Miles, Springvie, Truss and Rockville,
Riyton BY 10 p m Same days. 81 miles 1;
And back between J m Wednesday, Friday, and
Monday, and 10 m same days.
Proposals 70 commence at Rome. Ga. insssd Of Blue
Pond. with hours additional lor the trips each way,
are invited. Bidders 70 state the additional Offices
they will supply.
5547 From Cedar Bluff = 8 m. ones week Saturday
BY Gayesville and ChatoogaSiIle;
To summervile. Ga. by - &c miles
And back between and s p 10, Friday.
5642 From Centre al N, once week Monday;
By Cedar BuG Gaylesvie, Ringgold, CoAbs' Mills,
Alpine, Ga, Teloga Springs, Duck Creek, Lafay-
ete and Woods Station
X \ Tvo r.. H. K - 20.
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Ana pock pesween m ana m same Gay
saet fiom Trundls's Cross Roads Of once week,
Tuesday ffhes "a Fstt
BY Enejy;
To Mssysville BY p m, Is miles
Add back between m and IL same day
1895 Prom SEWER q. H. 81 p m . week. Tuesdsy,
BY WsIden's Greek, Wears Cove, Tuckseeche Cove,
Csds's Coves
To Chilbowee BY m next dsys, 81 miles,
And back between q m Monday and ~ m next day.
~ Pigeon Forge Ooooa Luhy Qusussown, N. O.,
Sccst's Creek Esst Lspore, and Cashiers vsiley;
7opichsns O. H., 8 g., BY ~ q Friday, lit miles
And hack between 2 m Tuesday and ~ n Friday.
5ss7 pom MssysviIls a N once week, Fidsyi
r. Chilhswss, Ci,ico, Ball Play, Tesieo Plains, Js-
spa, and Columbuss
To Benton by o . m merit dsy, rs miles
And bsek between a m "Wednesday and p m Thurs
day. Nas
By Glover Hill Cioyd's Creek, Uniia, Mosgsntown,
Rockville. and Midway,
To Athens by 4 a m next DAY. 66 miles
And back between m "Wednesday At m ners
$3.50 Prom Pha5elphia at m once awe.k, on Monday
~ Mosran,own AID Chlhowee,
70 Ffankln, N. g., BY 8 p m Wednesday, - miles
And bach bcIwesn 9 10 Thursday and r m ssnr-
day.
and Wednesday,,
By Murphy, NJ. o., Peach Tree Hwassee, Shady
i,sovs Ga, and Nscocchss
To ussksville by y m ncxt Days % miles, it
And zach bc,~.en s n m Wednesdays and Fridays and
sp nncx, dsys
Ss7, Prom BENTON :, 9 m once q week, on Monday,
Nv Oho~ t;os sssass and ccholtsn Sprines
To Ditn, Ga, by Z . m, 35 m'ies,
And hack bet~cen ia m and p m Tuesdsy.
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sT~ REGULAR MAIL LINZ BIZ

~ i-TWEEH BOSTON AND NETWORK,
Via Slonington aud Providence Inland
route without ferry, chsnee OF cars or baggage.-The
s,esm-rs VANDERBILT, Captain Joe. Stone, and
COMMODORE ICspt William II. Frazee IN connection
with he sorug snd Providence ara 8Oston and Pfoyi
deuce Railroads, leaving Newiork daily, Sundays ex-
copied from Per North River FIST wharf above Battery
Place, Al O'Clock n ard Sonngton at g O'clock 2. NJ.
upon the arrival Of the Msi rrsin from Boston These
built expressly FOR The route, and are 10
pRlcu ey adapted 20 The nags alton o. Long
Island Sound TIE accommodations for passengers are
.umuoicus ard corlcF abe-tne officers capable and
peHeuced The being the shortest and mos direct
between Boston ard New York passengers are enabled 10
arrive In simple time FOR the morning tines OF feanboar
ard railroads running various points from those ciaos
Tho VANDERBILT viii leave NewYork on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Leave Stonngton on Monday,
Wednesday ard Friday. The COMnODORE VIII leave
New. York Monday wednesday and Friday Leave Sion-
loqion Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday. N B.Passen-
ess he arrival u the steamers AZ sIoniagion, proceed
innedistey In the splendid nLroad Providence
ard Boston baggage master accompanies each train 10
snd from Boston For psfssge herths, stao-r9oms or
feeht applications may Ds made 10 the Agents the
wharf and Al the Office, 10 BasIery-pace. a6
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- FOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA,
.r-vs JOE BOsTON VA NEwPoRY .

G-usssstsS---lN FALL klNEh--bv the splendid and
superior steamers BAY STATE ard EA.
PRE- STATE " gresi strength ard speei Psrncu arly
adapted 90 Tic Navigation 81 Lonf fsnd sound running
Ia connection With he Fad River snd 0d Colony Rsirosa
distance Of s. mlies 10 Boston only.
Leave pier No North River, the bsp~Ty
Toe steamer Say STATE, Cspl WIN Brown, &C fues
esya TharSdayL aud Saturdays Al ) p n
hOhdsys Wednesdays, snd FrdsYs, a5f n.
This Linz ID the only hat creci Tor Ne@pcr
These fitted ~ith aious - roous,
aud every Arrangement for the security SD comfort OF
passengers who afforded by tore rlsts nights rest
on board, ard arrival 81 Fall Rive proceed per rsii
road, reaching Boston early the ioos x rorning
remain on board seiing heir hrestfs, II wished for,
u NE starting of tho eccoH modsuof vsir p 3. A ~.
which reaches Boston al shout q a. ~
AOaggAge master 10 attached 10 eA-t staar.T whO
tame 10 its destination
The sses or passage aud he price Of state rooms, ,hs
same az by other lines
steamer runs IN connection Nh lhis In. 40 .ns
tom Providence, daily, except sundays
freight 10 Boston IL tkrn nj the rates u be- lhs
other regular hEes and forwarded with greater expea!
ton BY Express freight trsin which leaves al River
every morning, Sunday eIceped NJ O'clock for Boston
and New sdford, arriving At u destination q sboli
AZ M
For fseght apply on board or Al he once % Pier Q
North Rive For state or beFths appy board or
IN 10 desired secure them shsad application
made Il TISDALE sORDEN, Agents,
IelOy 10 and II Vest e.
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KE sssrlNEw.YORKA AND NEw.aA-

10 Sc<,<ES1Vsf WEN RAILROAD--On and shsr
irAns will esve Toe CsnsLE stsaon, Bsond way
Passeugo also received Al the neWfof and Herlcn
Rsirosd Office Fwenty-seYenth-aL
|. Accommodation Train ~ "a AN for New Rochelle,
Ksmsronsck Rye, Por Chester, Greenwich, Stamford,
Darien, Norvas WeslpOri, Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port, etrslfod, Milford and New Haven Passenger, from
he WaySaiOns Tor Albany ard The SnuCns the Hous
atomic and NsugaIucs Railroads. VIII This Train ana
SOP a. Bridgeport Passengers from Way Stations Tor Boz
ton Providence, Worcester, Hartford, Springfield ard Con
Fress Train ~ New-HsVen.
Express Train 81 O'Clock, An fof Stamford Bridge.
port Albany and HOgsatonic and nsugauck Railroads,
ksw-Heven Hartford, Springfield aud cOnnectcgt RlVef
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
). Accommodation Train si 9 AN. for Nsw. Hsvcn, and
siddletown, Hartford and Springfield.
sfdss5of ana Hoassson.e "a and Nsasa1es h"iiros1s
EeWhaveu, ard stations on The Cana Railroad Hartford,
sunpg6ed Worcester and Boston.
S. Accommodation Train 81 Pm. for New-Hsven ana
a the Intermediate Stations
Comnuishon frain Al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport saH
TRAINS TO HEw-YohK.
/. Communication Trsn al SIS An. from shdsepsu,
stopping al all me Intermediate Stations
q Accommodation Train Al e.l5A from New. Havsa,
stopping ell Intermediate saons receiving Passenger
nom Nsngstuck Railroad At Bridgeport
O. Accommodation Train 81 $50 An. from New-Hsysas
stopping al the Intermediate Stations receiving Pc
senger The Hartford and HevHsysn Canal Rsiosd,
and Mag suek Railroad
Express Train from Bos.On) from NewHsyen, Esoppi1g
A. Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers from he
Housstonlc Railroad al Bridgeport
sers from the Accommodation Train rom Bosi0n,l koa
NevHsyen stopping Al ell the intermediates Stations
Express Train at $40 m. Tor IN connection with NJ
and Stamford, arriving Ia New-Yorf al llS Pm Evso.
lng FRAN from fittsssld sonnses with his Traia q
Passengers are requesso 70 procure ucEe taxing
seax In he Cara la30ui x. B. MASON. sopl
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TRAVELLING.
. rz..s.E.zzz-1NKw-YORK . ERIE hAI,.

NETWORK 81 ERIE RAik-
~ - ROAD REV ROUTE TO BUFrA'
10 AND THE wEsT.-summsr Ar
r,ngeneni-Lesve New York for 5iagh4mtoo, cinift
tortrs ee eva Rochester, Buffalo, ana in!srmsai.s
POWELL nom pier FOO, Of Duane-a as follows:
sreskfsfisrc supper OF board Ine oosL
kxPKEss TRAiS a. 81 A. N stopping only a. t1fernh
Chester, kidte;o WI POrt JervA EsIowS5urs, Dspont
Lanetboro BlShRmton, Owego, Wa fsTly FsctOryVle,)
ElniIs and Jefferson, arriving Al Ge asva Al Pm.
Passengers Tor Rochester, Buffalo, &c can ledge Al Ge
neva, End iAking tie Express Trsin ron slhAay nex
morning. srive - Rochester al1 Buffalo g. he sane vms
es gs,'engers va Albany with The advantage ola nights
WAY lsD MI TRAS-Ais 50 Az s.op5ias =. a. 10
Ir,1ns-ar5ivng Corning tie SANE svenlng IS oelk
Way TRAM 81 . fs. f0r OuiY.iie K1e Al iniermoei
MIGHT ESrErss 7nAiS. a. l5f.M topping at riormoll
a1fers ChesisF, Goshen bid is0wn OusVie Port Ter
r. and ell he stations wesi Of Por Jervts Passengers
l1r Buffalo by tTaa proceed Geneva dine there and
same evening P1sseagerI sos Ithaca cAyugs Bridge aod
towns OF CayggA Lake, AEe The cas- OF he Csyua az
the o. the Erte trains Passengers FOR ToEr and
Lycom'ng ccuntef Pa lake lie cara OF he Corning and
Deposit Lanssboro bingaanion' Owego, Wsyery, VS.
TRAINS TO NEw.YORK
EXPRKss Train leaves Geneva a. - n. ATOP ping Il
L.nIboro', DEPOSIT Narowsbarg Pom JerviL ~ ids,o~D
P.s ~ --'''--' '''''-'' - w y . - -
Way AMI MAIL gRAla le-Fes COsalus q. 5 A.a. s.os
Ping a. AL the sections Ina arrives n NewYork Al SPIN
hieHT EXPRESS TRAIS leaves Genevs 81 IS P.n aud
Corning Al s. Pm. s,oppiug a. all the stations west Of
ron Jerys and 81 Midtown, Goshen Chester Sg5ars
arc vermont, arriving IA NeE.Yor Gt9 Al
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousyile 4. 3 AN sgopp,Es a. a..
ne slanons, and arriving N NeE-Vork 81 n An.
= Special Train OF Monday morning leaves Por
Jervis e. 80 n soppng al s ts ssfio1s snd s-ylrg
In New forS at 10 Az
nLHsrseH bsAscn lesyea Newourgh a IS An and
~ AN ard Is Pm. connecting WITH the trains going
Wesi Leave Chester at s. N and P N srd 7 p 81
o. 'n arrival % the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave rom pier foot Duane A. ais
fregh tcr Geneva Rccheatsr and Buffalo and an plscot
west iasen - Express irezh' aiIs and IA forwarded
through without delay.
my2en CHAALEs HlNOT, Superintendent