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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

Fem view. b, ui.l with al ,bcir glilt'nng glare,
sej Turn we awhile to those in sunshine bare
p Observe the pageant as sweeps along,
Where E,asdss, rours a cessng throng-
Not ane a week day, with its noise and crash,
Where ryw Ind runpas follow dirt and dash
Bat Sunday morning. when, Der all The town,
: Silearx. iike snow IA u, settles .oi,ly down
Lob Oh this ed6ce, Of marble made
How lair its walls ,-too beautiful 10 fade.
See, ~hai fine people in its portals crowd,
Smiling AID greeting. taking. lsas hing iced
- What Is III sureis m, GA. Exchange.
s'iwhore WI, and Besu,y social joy. arrange
NAA grand shn,. where late fari-isn styles
- Attract itch hayes. irrm theasand miles
aat. step wahsn--nn need r further ssarrh-
81. Behsad, admir- fashionable church
Is,k hov id 6rie widow gifts and CLEANS
" bat tiatea Ugh, nsgai6eenflF stream,
On the prss,d t-,at, eArved with qsaint de'ie,,
~ wh-se veIvr, cushions, exqiisiirly nice
= rSes.sd ,, the polished preacher, dainty hands
RAJ huge volane, eiasPsa with golden band,
NJ hn.er's saii It. satin lesves display
Tsne,eF usrd any other day
I,n-veT suffers apostolic kaools"--
$ The sesten keeps - ia rosewood ens
Is perfer, tex = are Rad with auineinE tongue
IA~psa arzwied AMI muphle5- spoken half hall sung
While, all .ronna the o0ngreg CATION close
e. Their seHieel eyes in elegant rcPose,
-. A moral lesson, common plsee and "a I'm,
Succeed the thunder Of a fall ehoired psalm
t'of what the sermon ls-ks tho singing lends
t,1est no>. far dutlness makes amends.
"Bai, then, The music sPlend,d'n Grant At 80.
The Doctors practised, ard he ought 10 know
When last TO France he voyagcd-ior his health
lie heard the Opera. aud then b, stealth
His choir nfisies and they ought 10 be
81 They sing m theatres, two nights out oitlrce
The prima donna could persuade
~ In any other church 10 give herald
Her vocal beauv-hcI bewioh,ng air
rF,l thepcsss here, and cram the ho,es, there.
when, from her lips, The thrilling solo flows,
nandies and darasels while, To doze
And, when she quavet. 10 her usual pause,
A somcthing homs, like illsupprcsstd applause
While the plump pafson plaeidly surveys
His peoples backs. all turned to meet her ssze.
lie M 'ef Tebukes--noi he-the careless crowd,
co. And hardly would, they 10 chat aloud -
But reads the service, quickly as he can
Mid, easy, pleasant, soft, consilctarc man
Full fifteen minutes by the clock, he does
His drowsy do-tnrs 10 SOM fcrous souls,
Who, well conicn+ed when the blessings Ger,
Shall, to slow music, through the gorgeous door,
And, IN the street, their SMILES and dress display,
As II tiod's Sabbath were gala day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
Kemsish's prepared EMNMO.

FUNIIE subscriber. having been appointed sole Agent
1 al Iyuchbutg, for the "sale Of kentishs Genuine
Prepared Gu,no," prepared 10 furnish the article IN
large or small quantities.
Il is believed 10 be he cheapest, best and most per
maueut fertilizer yet discovered and invaluable ior
tobacco com, cotton, field crops. fruit trees, green
house plants garden vegetable &c., sc.
tltculits containing numerous certificates from those
Nhl have used it, aud of ohcts, who have lis et
fecls w,l be furnished giving full directions gratis.
March 2I--is GEORGE BAGBY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

when all hope of relief had been given up, and every
thing else been tried IN vain.
To illustrate the use of the G.1LP.INTC BELT,
suppose the of person afflicted with that bane o
civilization. Dyspepsia or any other Chronic Nervous
Disorder. In ordinary ,sllmnants taken, which
by their action he and muscles OF the stomach
AFT I'd temporary relief but which leave the patient IN
lower state, and with injured faculties, after the action
thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the
effects resulting from the application Of The Galyanic Belt
Take Dyspeptic sufferer. in the symptoms
of an attack, and simply lie The Belt around the body
using the magnetic Fluid directed In short p rpd
The nsensibe persplratlon i'll the positive ele
ment of the Belt, thereby causing Gavanc circulation
which will pass 10 the negave,an thence back again
10 the positive thus keeping up continuous GaIvanic
circulation throughout the system. Thus the
cases Of Dyspepsia are permanently cured. few days
is often amply sufficient eradicate the disease yea
Nov. l2-w6m III ID. r. LYMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
.4WrfiOv Sales.

VE will sell at auction Tuesday and Fri
w day night without regard to weather Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres, Ncstngs, Silk Craya. silk Pocket Handker-
chiefs, Pantaoon Stufs Hard Ware, Cutlery Sc. &c,
Clocks, atches gold and silver, Spool Cotton, Pins &c
&c MoSBY HOICbMBE.
april l5-t. Anctioneep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
AGRICUL TUR AL
From he American Farmer.
WORK FOR TIE MONTH.

reoNrLrp,p1
Preparation NJ The seed Make soak by dissoy
ing PINT II cmmon tar, or pint of Gas ,nss Tar, in
three gallons ofbljng water si,t us ho yho If Tho
lar il di.so,ed then put lu.hel If rom IN IN. yesl
with The soak If,be s.sk does moi va, m. co,, ,ad
,,,,rs r,er Sank he ear, on. d,v ,.., d,,i, ar do
,,c "a and ,dd .uf,;cs ,cy ~ ,sbes ~ .,L.s "a
-, "a, tho o,,i,.,rc =, A. ~. =, - = =
The = ,, mus, b .i,,.4 ~ ,h,, al la ~ -
.,..t,., ~ no .shss a, Lns,r,, ST. '
:; - "a - go, N, - - :, r 49, ~ -'o uS i'''s
~, ta A. -. =, e'tI ',-''o TN S"''1i
Ii.xs,.ts L.. - ~ - ''' " l''''"o
~ - Nn'' NAV ~ III Tue
n".us ~ IL s''u,s a Nm covered nom iaP
''7o'u o'''"eo VI" VIII answer iof a 5 c.
- o, % y n NJ n. -,u.,z-.,,
=. -. w ~ 49, !" eapons ii h'ilF
Vs., :" ors sah o"Sho 81 seed corn i"f one day,
eh ota'a w we Slo"o' an s pIaser and ashes wish
aN'. s,s u''n We gians 'hah ne eNefed
D. bss''sea ~ coPp'fas ~ ten ea Ions Of hot va.
.f s'sh posoel Of r"e 'he"'n one day then drain of
we sliuon irum the cru and stir IN half gallon Of sft
s@p waen Tho grams are thoroughly aped. add as
much pias''i OF ashes OF bib mixed as will sep'rse
The gral"' :" I'm aud render ihrm easy To be dropped
g. oss I've lhs OF gauberur ePspn salts, 10 10
gallons 81 hh wa'er soak boshe Of corn therein
~ $50, van @'a i.ea' as before adsls'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
Jan. 1T,


TT is upon the principle of In
L sensible Precipitation, as ex.
hlbited in this cut, that the hui
man body delivers itself OF in-
puiltics and disease. " he
blood being the lie of the flesh I"
according To Scripture, it must
he kept pure to insure health.
This 1t does by its own heat and
action through the system, elabo-
rating all impurity, and casting
OF all its worn out particles,
which are carried out Of the sys-
tenn throne b he nnrrs nl the sk IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
DOrER Viii Uv.ORkS.

DO1ER Will u'ORhS.
rJNE subscriber having taken the agency for the sale OF
the Nails manufactured at the Dover Works, has
on hand
1900 KEGS, ASSORTED SIZES.
lie will receive supplies two three times per week. and
will be always ready supply orders and make contracts to
furnish such quantities NAV he wanted
The manufactures having determined to expense
pains to good Article will warrant them "i the
best quality, and at such prices will command ready
sale
lie socits the patronage OF dealers, assuring them that it
designed to deserve custom by furnishing Nails worthy OF
confidence. r. b. TYLER
March lS-l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
S2J REU:lRD.

WILL give the above reward of Twenty-Five Dollar.
Tor the apprehension and confinement Jail nv
gro man EDMUND, which | purchased of Mr. Caleb
Tate, Franklin Court House, the 2id January
fIMU Nd is about p years of age, feet inches
high, black complexion, and weighs about 100 lbs
lie has wife at the Forge Rocky Mount belonging
to Mr. Saunders. and he doubt lurking in that h.
horboud. ... II + IlARRISS
Zen Is, Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
VIEW GOODS.

NATERUOUSE 4 POTTER have nov in store
w and daily receiving from n York complete
ment oi CLOTHING, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES YES.
TINCS and FURNISHING GOODS, ofcvery de.cript;op
and quality which they Of their friend.
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Wmtemsrc h Co.. three
doors below I. u Je"ni,sAss Commission Store.
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
POLITICAL.

Park Beajsmis tAs he~a shaving up scme q the rha-
..s Il N.iea ). Siri,, in Poem. delivered eofe The
Newark Library Ass sis,i,n. Anaug v'tes hits, he
made the fsb. ing pitai questionable Chureh
N New York. which We eqpy ffom The Newark Daily
Advertiser: =ttss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
G0IrNnic CWrNfireS,

CONSISTS in ihe ac thai they a1sl and disease by
oucard application in place of the usual mode Of drug
glng aud physcing the patient, I'LL exhausted Nature
sinks hope cs6ly under he infection.
They strengthen The chole system. equdh-e The cocu
ation Of the blood. promote the secretons and dc
The slightest injury under any circumstances Since ,heir
introduction the United States. only three years since
more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
MARBLE MANDATORY.

JAMES PAGAN Il co, SCulPrORS, Market
- Street Lgnehb,ug, Ia Monuments, Nantes, Tomb.
and Head Stones, Table and Counter Tops and Hcuse
Work in general, executed all its branchs. in the hes.
manner Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 100
L>lNE BoOrS AND GMTERS-Jus, received an as.
L sortment OF MIR. Mullins fine pump sole and stitch
Boots Also hne Caters T.. LOCKWOOD.
April il--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
NEW LIVERY STABLES,

yINIIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they have recently
ed large and convenient Stable, Main street, short
distance above Dihrclls Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse, where the at all times
with the best grain, hay, Sc, for the accommodation OF
nrovcrs Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town and Yelling IN private conveyanres, will find
repository their baggage vehicles Supern-
tending person and with the services of experienced
ostcr, atter ourselves with share public paona
keep constantly hand tor hire ing
terms, HACKS, BUGGtES, and HORSES ofthe best quail
iiv.
81 \. B.Drovers will lind II much their interest To
eiveusa call, OF us will give his attention
i the sale Of their stock. w. J READ,
Mar It's A.G HANCOCK.
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Agricultural Warehouse.

Agricultural Warehouse.
TIME SUBSCRIBER continues to manufacture A,RI-
i CULTURAL MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS
such as iIorsepowets, Threshcrs Drums, Fan Mills,
Straw Cutters Corn shelters, variety OF pattcrns Hillside
and Subso Plows Corn and Cobb trush"rs, Cultivato
Hirrows &c. all which will be made in the best
and after the approved patterns My Horsepower has
been tested two and uniformly pronounced to be the
best in use.
Field and Garden seeds
Castings furnished at short notice.
H. BALDWIN,
March ll--w2m las, Main St, Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

NEW CONCERN.
yINiE Subscribers have formed cnpartnership for the
i purpose oil doing general
Grocery a. Commission Business.
under the style and finn OF AGREE n McCIANAHAN
Our stock o Groceries, Liquors, Domctc. Sc, will be
found at all times large and well selected consignmcns OF
Flour Wheat, Tobacco, Sc, will he promptly attended TO
-(thc particular attention OF John G. Mechanism will be
given Of the busncs Goods lived and tor
wndc aud charge tot dayagc Thankful Tor the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended To us former con
aud individually, would respectfully solicit conn
1lIoS. q, AGREE,
JOHN & McC LANAHAN.
Jynchhurp. jar B. 1S50-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER g. UNTERMYER

Cheap. Cheaper Cheapest -!
DRY GOODS avn RE.iDf .MfDE tLOIHLNG
At WHOLESALE u RETAIL.
vu,E undersigned la, associated Themselves together
or the purpose oi conduciipga general Try Goods and
Clothing busnts cspcetiuiy ii nm their friends and the
public they receiving from the Northern cities
splendid stock OF
DRY e. 90 ID s.
suitable ,r the sra NJ. aud SUMMER season, embracing
ever, article al .adcs and Cenncns Wea all oi VIM
the public At. invited call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere We have b,uttti assortment ni ll\IS aud
CAPS, BOOTS and Si )ES, with splendid and general
assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES;
all ii which offered unusually low prices tal and
see u and We Heel assured that will he pleased with
price. we'll Goods. determined To sell low,
having purha A cash They aiso receiving SPLEEN
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased b, them Tor CASH. at unusually low prices by
which mean, the, are enabled 10 offer great inducements 10
the public. as any SIMILAR establishment.
They would particularly call the attention II cot NiRY
NERO II ANTS and others TO their Wholesale ptces be
rying th.y viii find TO their interest to give them
ca aud their or before going father Fast The
great facilities which they ENJOY in purchasing their supplies
,nahle tn with ennhd that their GOODS
viii be sold at Richmond pnees -
n GTGGENilEIMtR,
fNrERMYE Err.
Apfil i-ts Grr,ife Rtpidngs, tabeH House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
10000 PERSONS

including all ages. classes and conditions, among whom
large number Of ladies'. who peculiarly sub
ject To nervous complaints, have been
Entirely mud Perm, n N emily Cured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
The LanghOrne Foundry

AS been recently enlar ged and furnished with Iahes
and other Machinery required in fitting and finishing
Cast Iron work. The proprietor socits share the pat
ronage OF the public.
lync hburg, March It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

o. In Nervous Complaints, Drugs and Medicines in
the disease for they weaken the vital energies Of
the already Frustrated system; while under the strength
enng live giving, viiazng influence of Galvanism
applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery the
exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is restored To
former health, strength. elasticity and vitur.
The great pecuiarity and excellence of Dr. Christie S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22

! .NHferiHIS aud I'rOriSiOssS for the Ia
nal and Rail Road.
WE have in store aud shall he receiving every few DAYS.
w large stock Of Bacon, Lard Flour, Moas.cs Mark
ere Cod Fish, Sugar, Coffee Nails, Steel Iron, Duponts
Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse Sc, which will be sold
and on accommodating terms. Give call before pure
sing. TlNSLEY 4 TAYLOR
April I5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
RICH VESTINGS

We have aud constantly receiving, New Styles oi
Nestngs consisting o PLAIN and figured silk and Woolien
Nel,e,s figured and striped Cashmcs, SILKS satns and Va
lencias, 81 all shades and coors
work is and made in the best manncrand
regards style and workmanship, warranted 10
t,tns aiisl, rttuna nd tytr tIy red need firp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-22
FOR SALE

I M SIDES Wax Upper Leather heavy article suita
lOO BILE for progues,
lot ofHamcs., Skirting, Sole Leather, &c
March 2S-ts r. LOCKWOOD
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soar ste. nIaric-kifnapp'"A
OnIfneN RxfranrdInnrI, -
err srs. MAKiE. SatuedAy' '"- ~ ,ba
aAe - =, ia(srm yOu oi toe

So srs. MAEgg saturday Ian 10 - ,ia
u..tRs. EDITORS; Fr.'o - '.'.-,~,sJ here yes
.a-.,isrs Of en- outrage that oo'u''s
tf5sy' H.. ,;~ c,nsdian soldiers bsci@s
IrJ'ous'y -. s,aat.nent received ia e"S
Ssss ''e u en- tho Caosslan "Ous'e'
spi. oesel'ITs ss Peter Fieiufe n 'nt D. iau''
tof lnel rsese men had bssa very tx
10 w ,be;r d.sortnen'; wofs'ns lnnu'''F
coy 4bad Won the 'oaa CAGE OF o1' S'.'] IN
essN - slso dec'sr,i their lntrot''n o' 49,
20 ~, ralizatiou pa eIs. y" .'- -. n,
IHl - sua' 90. amused from his slnhsrs by
bleA ,~'' Rrissn unii0rm5 armed "Isn cut
tnir'y "en - go. AID commanded - Capt
lsS'' ''I', 10 81 Hadssn Bay Compiny's fort an1
lie. 80 down tho door, entered the house,
IT., ~ sxes over tne heads Of tue iaml'y OF
sho = .'reooont-c consisting OF himself wlie AMI
H. M catered their lives should they give any
cp.- T, offer any resstsnoe Mr. Hogan GU,
detroit stopPpinr At the house VAS drag {ed
zeH' bed, aud an sX held 70 his mead also,
feI - iaiqnction to make 10 noise at the peril Of.
bis Dr. 49,, 49,, ava, IN .ba Canada
- o.. sbe boats OF the Uui,ed states GJsernme1f'
- ,i.- consent and by the cOunivnnce o. Lieut..
= or military cOuns4der az Fort Bra1y
- ,is TOO. nOtwiibsisldlrg the resstsnce OF nc
e;vil enitOrtles OF the place. ihe PeuPe AZ ~
e. cDl. verv indignant at toe conduct ol Lieut..
9 cav "a the insult that has been offered then
:" ttl,~opng these men We hope an exam,na'
yHr.i he instant, i1srisuted. and proper ist.re
I ~" in the premises Yours, in haste II.
Another correspondent rom tue saul gives soh'
..ii,a,;., circuns,spces 20 regard 70 tns snalr.-
RA"-'s p similar srres, was undertaken lev
zee ne ~ $40 by Lieut.. Russell, Of some des'rter'
scm. Fort Brady; but tost the deserving. party
.Vm 10 strong ior bis orce, aud he would have
st ii. ME hao it DOT been for the assistance oil fae
sEcer IN command Of tn British tort mere na1
49,, e., ,derstanding between Col Cooper and
lent Russell, thar each should offer every facility
n the other in arresting deserters, which wall &C
connt frr the luke Warmers Of Lieut. Russell when
ef to 10 protect TIE country irom such m
oatrsee 1t seems to ~ that these proceedings
,,s ia direct violation Of treaty stpulatons; aud
.sa agreement between these officers Is an as
,supt On Of power which will not be tolerated by
etler > lvcrnment De1rot IflDahe'
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TRAVELLING.
:, ryzzzErrg1 NKw-YORK a gRIE al.

Fs- rvr-sr,rs4-zz1 NKW-YORK a. ERIK kuk'
LO-SummeTArsa geneni-Cofnmso'
eng Monday, MAy 97ih. 1850
Leave New Yorh cr Binghsnt01, Elnirs. Coming Go
Rochester Buffalo and intermediate places dsuy,
Sundays epssd) by steamboat THOMAS POWELL
ron pier fool u Dunes;
Breskfasi and supper on board he bosI
srfsrns Chest Go,hen niadleso En Pori Jsrvis Mr.
DsS1 % o. Je..oS .s &C.
10 80 " Passenger for Buffalo taxing his Train
VII taks TIE Express Train froz Albany ~ Ge0eyA and
WAY ssp NAL rS.Is-ais 81 AM stopping al sn ne
syss ;: SSrlis ne o ss sS' ~ "a
ate stations.
suserrs cSe.,er oosSer Mo lsown oaIvis Port er.
via ADD a he sagiOus West u Poo Jeryia Passengers
or Buffalo By TITS train proceed 70 Geneva dine there and
take the Express Train from Albany, arriving 81 Buffalo
TOW "a on Gangs Lake, tks the cars OF e cayuEs sas
On Re arrival o. he Esie ans Passengers Tor TogA Iaa
Lycouing COUNTIES Pa take the cars OF the Corning and
Blossbsrs Railroad At Corning s4Ses leave Harrowso.rs
ioryyic Eln,rs and Corning arrival Of the usins
TRAINS TO NEH-YO&k
Express TRAIN leaves Genevs al s 50 A. NJ stoppiny
Elnira, Wayeriy, lFscioryviile.l Oweso, Sngnam.oo
Lsnsboro Deposit fon arys Miee.e,S ".
YORK Gl9sjPM.
WAYGsp Mai TRAIN leaves Corning at 50 An stop
KieHT EXPRESS Tam leaves Geneva al s. Pm and
Corning a. tiopring al al the stations es OF or,
1--WE hoolcNOWu Nucssca otH4'ASs s'~
Piefmcri, arriving 10 Hew-York at9 AN
WAY Train leaves Ousville al 20 A NJ stopping NJ al
the statious and arriving In New York 81 10 50 AN.
" Special Train Monday morning leaves rort
Jerys al 50 M stopping az all tbs stations and arriving
N New York al 10 An.
NEwsvKeu BsAEcH leaves Newburgh Q, S An aud 8 80
and r n connecting with The usias soug West
srys Of the trains nom he West rrssh trains leave
hewburgh a. NJ and Chester al BPM.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane 81 at
freight or Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
WeiL Iakcn BY Express freiSoi trains and Il forwarded
through EiihOu: delay.
uyzsR CHARLEs kIEor, Superintendent
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r. rEzzzzz=E- 5OCLOCK LINE sT-l
- - no x mgps9N and zsssi77z7

LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt Wm. II.
Meier W leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedar at on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUABiA, Capt G y. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY a. O'Clock, connecting with The stages a. New.
burgh. Kingston ard CsskilL
HUDSON AEB DLRgsaIEE RAILROAD The pa'souge!
trains Of this Road afer March IS viii leave Hudson sud
Wes; S0ckbTidse daily, Sundays excep,edl ~ fellows
Leave Hudson al A n and - ?. ". All West sock
bridge al A ard ?. W.
FTeieht usns with passenger car sschei, viii leave
Bad-Ou a. II A. NJ aud West S.ockbhdget al 10 so NJ
Passengers by the moming tain from West stockbrdge
nlsy take the day boat Tor NewYo5k tho boat for POUCH
kesosie aud thence by Rsiosd to NewYoFk by O'Clock
r D. Fare by from Hudson, MOI exceeding
81 &
Passengers by the evening train will End the steamers
COLUMBIA ano HUDSON slSsys waiting for thefn and
the fare OF those boats will be low other evening
boat on the Ver-hom 50 50 downward ~ thu line boats
may set q e example -
Through hckeis from West Stockbddge TO Newly )rkl
81 50 and he fare in returning Passengers should
recolec that dis fare Includes berths which excluded IN
the fares u other routes.
The sns from Hudson both morning and evening con-
meet with the trims OF the Western Roads heretofore
les 6m J. r WATERMAN, Supt
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c.yssszzzsa-NKw-YORK AND NRw.HA.
EVEN RAILROAD.-0n and sfscs

Wednesday, April a. the following
aaiDs will leave the CanaLsL station, Broadway
Paaa also received al the NewYofE snd Harlem
Railroad Office, TweDty-seventh-si
|. Accommodation Train al u AM for New Rochelle.
Re rs SSss ho F.sS Si s1Ss
port STAFFORD Milford and Ns~-HsseD Passenger from
the Wayspucns for Albany and the stations ths Hoos
atomic and NangRsucb Railroads Will take this Train and
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Spnn gfed and Con
neccut River Railroads viii take this Train and Join Ex
2 Express Train al O'Clock A H. for Stamford Bridge
pod, Albany, and Housatonie and Nsugsuck Railroads.
New Haven, Hartford Springfield aod connscucui Rives
Accommodation Train al IN for w-Hsven. ana
Intermediate Stations, Hanpden, Cheshire 5ouhtngton-
Pslnyile, Harrington, Avon Tardvis and Collinsvis
4 Express Train al 8 Pm. for stamford, Horwak
Bridgeport, and Housslonic and Nsegseuck Railroads.,
Haven ard Stations on the csns Railroad Hartford.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston
g. Accommodation Train 81 p N. for New-Havon ana
al hs Intermediate Stations.
s Communication Train O. o5e I'm. Df bnegepon ana
'"''''"'' TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK
l. ComLnu anOp Trso 81 5b AN rom 8ndgoport
stoppng a. al the ntsnnediaie Stations
q Accommodation Train NJ 6.l6 An. from kew-HAvsn.
stopping ell intermediate stsous roce,yug Pssssnseyt
nom Nsugatncf Railroad 81 Bridgeport
s Accommodation Train 81 ESQ An. from Nsw-havoa
soppng at ell the Intermediate stauons receiving Pes
sengers tho Hartford and New Haven. Canal RairoeAs
"a EIpysss Train II 1loPM I'm connection with tbs
Express Train from Boston,, from New hsvsn, stopping
Bridgeport and Stamford, receiving Passengers rom bs
Accommodation Train Al & 80 Pm. (recsiung rxssss-
gers rom The Accommodation Train from bostou) from
New Haven, stopping Al si me ntsrlnedate s.anona
sress Trein rom Boston, stopping s Bridgeport ncrwsn
and Stamford, arriving IN kewYors q llS M Even
ng Train from Pislsheld eornscu with 'his Train ~
are requested 10 procure ca before taking
sesu IN tie Cas- Isso1l q MASON sapt