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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16
KEoWEE CoURIE r
Saturday, Nov, 10, 1850.

With view of accommodating cur su
scribers who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested 10
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
criptons to the KEowEE CoUnIrR, viz:
MAJ. w. S. GRisuAa, at West Union.
EnwARp HuGHxs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
u, 7, YgRsTR, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
n. =. MrroHELL, Esq. Pickensvlls.
j. Z. HAooeD, Twelve Mile
TJ.iWEBB. for Anderson District.
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0T The absence of the Editor
will account for the want of editorial
an this weeks paper.
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CORES. of Journal of Commerce.
San FRANclsco, Oct. i, 1850.


San FRANCISCO, Oct. L, 1850.
Since the last fire there is but lit
tie show of pecuniary means, and
E the few building Ding up on the
runs are of the very poorest and
frailest character.
Depend upon it, we shall have
bodily suffering here this winter, and
not a little pecuniary difficulty.
Things are by no means settled here
since the failures a few weeks since.
Confidence is very week at Sacra-
mento city there have been good
many failures of late. On the whole,
things are blue in California, speak
ing after the manner of merchants.
The weather is delightful, and has
been all that one could possibly de-
sire the last two weeks. The city is
generally very healthy, though there
are some severe cases of dysentery
and diarrh@a; and for want of good
nursing and home comfort. many die
who under better circumstances In
ihe States, would recover. The few
cases of cholera which occurred
here last week, did not in either prove
fatal, and we trust we shall vet es-
cape from the pcstiIencc.
Our market are row abundantly
supplied delicious grapes, which re-
tail at dollar per pound. They re-
semble our isabella" but are more
mild, not so pungent. We see but
few apples here, bnt pears and mel
Ions are plenty.
EMIGRATION FROM 1RELAND.-A
gentleman who has travelled through
a, considerable portion of Roscon-
mon, gives The following as the re-
suit OF his observation: II have wit
messed the greater portion of the in
habltants OF what were once thriving
villages preparing to leave their ma
tive land, the means of accomplishing
which has, in many instances, been
sent from relatives already sojourn-
ing in the great republic of the West.
1t is race with the peasantry who
VIII be the first to. reach the emigrant
ship. / am convinced, if the tide of
self-expatriation proceeds as it is do
ing at present, the rural population
will be extinguished, and of the bold
peasantry, their country's pride, not
a wreck will be left behind. For
miles as l went along the land was
almost waste and uncultivated, and
presenting a wild and desolate APP
nnearance."
Trouble has arisen among the
Mormons congregated on Beaver
Island, Lake Michigan, growing out
OF quarrel between Elder Adams, a
Mormon preacher and tragedian by
turns, and James e. Strang, one of
the Prophets, who insists upon his
right to help himself to the property
OF such ''gentiles" as don't submit to
his law. Strang has been arrested
and sent to prison at Mackinac for
SIX months for his mal-practices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

Among the varions interesting and
useful inventions exhibited at the
late Fair of the Maryland Institute,
we notice the following:
CAT the last Fair, Mr.. O. Morrell
of this city, had on exhibition a clock
ofingenious construction, which gave
an alrm and lighted a lamp at the
same moment. 1t was much ad-
mmcd; at the time a friend, in our
presence, suggested that on the
same principle, lamps might be light
ed all over the house, and fires kin
died. He took up the suggestion,
and this year he has clock which,
located in the grand saloon, at Civ
on signal lights up a stove in the
room below, ready for boiling water,
&c. This he does every night, and
he thinks it first rate substitute for
a house servant, so far as this part is
concerned; moreover, ii is believed
that if a bachelor would provide him
self with a sewing machine, i'm addi-
ton to the clock, he would get along
'excellently WE'LL barring the darn
ing of stockings. The same gentle
man has on exhibition patent time
piece movement, which is worthy the
attention of horologists. It's a fin
ished piece of work."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

Gen. ScoH. The Wings of Michi-
gan, atiheir recent State Convention,
adopted resolutions in favor of Mai.
Gen. Scott as the Wing candidate
for President in the canvass of 1852.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16
[Cincinnatti Commercial.

SINGULAR OFFER.--A lawyer, in
extensive practice in Boston. has
been offered $4,000 per year, for
two years, the payment guaranteed
by security on real estate in New
York, to go to California and exer.
else bis talent in defending am asso
citation of burglars and thieves. The
condition of the offer was that any
money received by him for defend
ing others, or for services rendered
to others than the gafsy, should be
credited to them as part payment of
the salary. lie peremptorily de-
clincd the offer.
There are in the United States 81
Post-mistresses. Would not the males
be better attended to if they were ale
together rHnder the management of
the wonene
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

VIRGINiA.-Before the adjourn
n1ent of the Virginia convention, Mr..
Floyd offered a resolution to the ef-
feet that power should be conferred
on the Legislature to pass a law dis
eliminating against all goods manu-
factured III a non-slaveholding State,
by refusing a license for the sale of
such goods; and gave notice of his
intentior' to urge this resolution on
the convention when it shall re-as-
semble IN January.
ISouthern Press.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

A few days SAGE a box was re-
ceived through the post, by Mr..
Frederick East, son of a leather man
ufacturer IN Bermondsey-st., B London.
AS some gunpowtler fell out on the
lid being partially raised, suspicion
was excited, and it was not opened
until it had been well drenched with
water. 1t contained nearly pound
of the finest gunpowder, with lrregu.
lar pieces oflead, and just underEcath
the lid were a number Of lucifer
matches and sandpaper, placed in
such a position that the least violence
used in forcing up the lid Of the box,
must lead to an explosion of the
whole contents of the interior. No
clue has yet been obtained to the
wretch by whomit was forwarded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

A doctor, on calling upon gentle
man who had been some time ailing,
put fee into The patients hand, and
took the medscine himself which he
had prepared for the sick man; he
was not made sensible of his error till
he found himself getting i'll, and the
patient getting better
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-16

An association has been formed at
Jerusalem, which has for It's object
the literary and scientific iuvesiiga.
ton nofall the subjects connected with
the Holy Land. The members arg
all protestants, and they reside with
in the territory embraced between
the Mediterranean and the EuprIsa-
ties, the Nile and the Orontes + sEiss
anglican Bishop of JerusaIeE holds
the efee eg pstrass:s. s, &.
residing at Jaffa, Damascus, and Ba.
rout are corresponding niembegs-s
The papers read will be formed inso
q volnme and published annually.
Much light, it is believed, will in
this manner, be thrown upon rnass
subjects in literature, history, geoI0-
gy, and various branches Of scieuEes
--.
The following is d copy ofshe sue
prescription of letter which passed
through our post office:
Holdl Uncle SS;;sEsis sam, stop and take
me in your mail, for I'm resolved 10
take q ride, If | ride upon rail.
TO Pennsylvania am bound
My destination is Norrisfown;
: am sent to James r. Griffin,
WBaitis saidis something ofmti.
sician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
The New UOnrr
From the Boston Travel

The new Comet is now family visible 20 the
L.tsd eve In the constellation Ursa Minor. It's
.,,therp declnation being about 72', and its night
sn.;on l6h com. Ii will continue 10 approach
- sar,h until the middle Of July, when it viii at
I'm it's minimum distance from Us Of about thirty
IN mi lions of miles, or less than onehaf OF its
49, distance. As il is also approaching the
H. n " i become FIVE or six times brighter than
now Is. On the goth June is geocentrlc position
IN be between the stars AipAo and Io'a Ora
o. tire 18th of July, it will be seen lew de-
.,ses 10 the west Of the bright star Arcsurus, IN
|fs constellation Bootes. Moving rapidly 70 Tue
s,.,h Il will pass near the star Spics NrPinis on
~ ed OF July, and win soon amer descend below
me southern horizon. ,, ..
As il is already fast increasing In brightness II
iii prot ably be distinctly visible 10 the naked eye
auing tae middle Of July.
II Is singular feet that the first European OBJ
servatious of this Comet were represented by ele'
pen,s which made the probability OF co'ls'on
sith our rsanet matter Of serious apprehension.
Cans- }Ye Observatory, June II, 1850.
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TRAVELLING.
r1-rV-z-7.- NRW-YoRR g. RRIF RsTf.
- ~ 49, aOsD-aEW ROUTE TO .uFgA.
"a 40 IL G.

r0r,rV-z-7.-,N RW-YoRR s. RRIF RsIf..
0-ssmmsrArTany suSnt-Corrrsn-
cling Noodsy. Say g7ih 1850
Lssyo New YOU sor Bisehamton, Elars, Coming DC
neva Rochester. Buffalo sn3 ioisrnedisie sces os y
(sGadsys eys eptsdl by s:esmJos. THOMAS POWELL,
from pier FOO. VI DuSrs-F
srrakAsi and sgpper 90 board TIE boat
ExPREss TRAIN al 81 A. stopping o3y a. Periaont
sgfsrns Chesler Goshen Mod eto Port Jsrvis NH.
r0wsoure Deposit Lsaesooso. :nsesnion. Owego We
news 10 NJ Passenger FOR Buffalo taking tai, Train
viii ske the Express Tram froc Albany Al Genssa and
WAY AND Man Ta,is~A a 80 AN stopping al all ID.
sisnonssrtvng q. Corning the same sven ngslo 81 oen
Way TRAIN Al 50 p n. for Orsvnle and ali ntsrIned
&c stations
NIGHT Express TRAIS, al SPIN stopping $. Pisrrlon.
sueerps Chester Goshsn Md. lslovn OtsYe Port Jer.
yis and s The stations West OF Por Jsrys Passengers
FOR Buffalo by this train proceed 10 Geneva dine here and
take the ExPrss Train from Albany, arriving al BaSse
towns OF osyuta Lake axe re ca, Of tie csgrss snI
susquehsnns Railroad al owego, witch leave inne3sieiy
Lycoung counties rs take the cars Of The Coming sat
Bossbug Railroad a Coming Ssges leave Narrows4sFg,
Deposit, Lsnesboso, Bnchsm.on, Owego, WsyeFy, FAC
tor Viel Efnra and Corning on arrival ~ TIE Nans
TRAINS 10 hEW.lORk
ExFEEs5 TRAIN leaves Geneva e. ) 80 A. a. Stopping a.
LsDsboro DEPOSIT Na-rows5u-e Pot Jefvs Aode,owr,
Goshen, Chester suerrs and Piermont arriving IN New
WAYGND MsiI TRtrs, iesves Coruiug 81 b An SOP
piag At al the stations arrivea IN Ns-Io-s a. :, PA
Coming ct NJ stopping 1t al the stations wes % Port
lewis sui 81 Mdl eiOwu Uost80, Chester s-uerlf snd
Fremont, arriving n New Ycrk SIG Am
WAY TRAM leaves Otsviie Of q A stopping a. al
the ssrons, and arriving n Newly oTk a. 10 So Am
~ Special Train Morisy morning leaves Fort
Jervis 81 ~ N stopping 81 al the stations ard arriving
~ New York 81 10 An
NEwBuRGH BRANCH lesyes Newburgh al 5 An and 30
N and Pm. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester 81 so and IS p M and IS p. ~
90 arrival Of the trains from the West trains leave
Nevburgn At ) vi and Chester a. Is PM
FssIeHr TsA.ss seve nom pier zoo. Duane ct a, Pm
West taken ~ Express freight usrs and 10 forwarded
through without delsy
mvS II CHARLES hlHOT, Supsr,ntendept
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$50. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NJ JERSEY Isss
FSf- -SHszslszE6-i SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

~.
~ commencing April |. l85o.-Ths Roel
White Hoase H. j. reducing the staging between The
sys Mountain IA mlos This line leaves NewYosk b
s.esmboat RID JACKET, al pier NJ River and conneci
with trains the HewJesey Railroad which leave New
route schcoeys Mountain with less staging than ~
other
PASSENGER TEAik UP.-Rsssengers viii leave Now
York by steamboat frcm pier N 4 Ut By the N-wJsrssy
Railroad foot OF Cortlandst AGA NJ. and NJ; lsav-
F-siehlown ai 10 N AL 81 PM
PASSENGER TRAIN Dows.-Leavs Write House al s. -
Pr; Somer7ii'e ste 10 NJ and 2 10 Pm; Hound srook
1850 AN md ~ Pm Plsrselt ct ~ AM aud 2. ~
Pm; Wesffsla 81 6.5j An and 2 A.; Elizabe,1own n
:. IS and 1870 81 E1d $40 Pm
he freight rsn with passenger cars alssshe vi lss,s
ard Eizehs'hrfrL BY ieerhost 80 Al Returning,
ssys Nev,Yor1 BY ''e'Tuooai Red JaeseA from pisi
AL frseh ffom Nsw-York Intended 70 co hy his iinG
BE- A he boat iei O'CLOCK 20 insure being takss
through hat day
etsges viii he IN readiness arrival OF tho o'cloca
tain lcui EeWfork az he While House convey pae
sengers Ess.oD, Wikcsh ARE, Bethlehem, Allentown
Msnch Gnu b, Pa nri 70 Fleming on Lebanon Ciintoa
Sicri, Boihleheni Bloomsburg, New ampton, Waake
ngson sDo BslydoTa, n. j. Ga Tuesday Thursday anh
Saturday 10 aware, Wstar Gap, Snou1sburR, Bartono
vile senhcpe Dssvlle Buckovu, and Lsekswanns lrug
WOrss &c. Pc
NJ h. All baggage a. the nsz OF no ownsrs unuI De.
Vefed Into the actual possession Of tho Agents Of ~
Company, ard checks OF ceipu given therefor. -
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FARMS Nllii. nALN.

*, THE RHEE HGMEsTEAu-A better lhaa the
W Gsui Smith ProjscL-Tha great hbsraty OF MI
@ Smith IN his offer Of land IL isily eXoled la tie Of
fer am through friend, enabled 70 make, there Ia most
certainly advantage which places It far In the prefer
ence warrants the strong assertion that would FAR
prefer TAI the Long slard lands on the condlons on
which can offer part Of them 10 those Of Essex County
Havir constantly worked the farm FOR over IS years ofmy
esrly lie know Whereof affirm For ease ofiillage ci-
ec rnaket and safety OF he crop from loss BE- wet
drouib OF anything the advantage 10 immensely In favor Of
Long Island For prOductiveness By proper cultivation,
they good that would by far sooner agree 70 gam
given sum by agriculture IN yssrs from me snds ohef
than from any north west Of Albany.
y offer is-For half the sum 10 hand VIII cost 70 visit
these Essex lsnds end TO move family 10 them and half
the crop FOR three hafhe cost Of cultivation II
cultivated snd improved az direct any industrious, re-
spectacle man shall have TO- % many scres as he
will cultivate Half OF the crop for three years half
the OF sge, with interest the price shall secure
perfect title all tiled At Ibis rate, 50 settlers can be
received
Part Of the 10 acre 500 lots unsod Larger smaller
tracts similar terms.
les 81 l.. ID. DEWEY.
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INSANITY AND HoMCIDE-The Jacksonville
Ir) ,J01g EQl OF the 3lst ult. says On w ednesday
sst. Nr Thomas Kirnan, Jr. in a paroxysm OF IN
,anity took the life Of his wife III the most horrible
manner lie was seen pursuing her with an up.
Flied ak, but before he could be restrained had
stricken Ter down and chopped up her head in the
most terrible manner, killing her instantly, Tie had
Weyiorsg pursued some girls with the upltted ak,
and on his wife attempting to direct them how to
escape, he turned his rage upon her. After her
death, G pursued q gentleman who came near,
with tLo same bloody ak, and was only finally Sc
cured with great difficulty. When taken, he ex-
hbited the appearance more OF some ferocious Wild
beast than man-his eyes garng wildly about
and thick foam issuing from his mouth. Alter
some time he became comparatively calm, ackno~l-
edged the destruction of bis wife, and appeared to
think he had done nothing amiss. All accounts
concur stating that Mr.. kirnan and bis wife had
lived very happily together and il is said that in
his attacks of the terrible malady heretofore, her
voice alone bad power to control him. She has
now become bis victim, and left an interesting fam
ly 10 deplore her loss.
IMPORTANT PRoJEcT.-The Rochester american
says, W understand that certain enterprisng gen.
temen have it in contemplation to organize Joint
Stock Company for the establishment of an extern
sive mandatory of Railroad Locomotives in this
city The manufacture of these engines is at pre-.
sent confined 10 very few places in the United
States, while the building OF Railroads is extending
10 an unlimited extent the demand for them. No
place oilers better facilities for such manufacture
than Rochester, and the investment of capital for
fhis purpose could not fail to be profitable while it
would furnish remuneratve emf loyment 10 g large
number % artisans and labOrers. The subject is
well worthy OF attention.
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.S-<po REGULAR MAIL LINZ BE
ak1E%LfWEEN BOSTON AND NEw.Yokk

1E%s,TWEENB BOSTON AND NBw.roRk,
s.onirgton and Proyidence-lnlanA
route without ferry, change Of baggage.-fhe
ssesn,ers c. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel ssonA -
COMMODORE, Capt William II. rrnee tn connecdoe
with the sonngton and Providence and Bosson and Pr
deuce Railroads. leaving NewYork daily Sundays -
eepted) rom Pier North River hrst wharf shove b.
terry flsce, at O'Clock. r. N. snd S,onington 81 o.
clock p. N. upon the arrival OF tho mall usin nosn
Boston Theso steamers were buii expressly for the ros
and In every respect particularly adapted To the zavg
lion Of Long leland Sound The accommodations for p6s
sengers ccmrodoos and CONFERENCE.-The odhccs g
psbe and experienced The roate being The shorst sn1
enabled TO arrive In ample tine for tbs morning lines e
Steamboats, and railroads running various points fuw
those cities. The C. VANDERBILT win leave New. YosE
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday Leave s.oningon Moo
day, "Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE WI
leave Hew-York Monday Wednesday and Friday. LesVS
stonington Tuesday Thursday ard Saturday. N BPss.
seugers the arrival Of the steamers sonnston pr0-
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad cars 70 Prov
denee and Boston. baggagemAster accompanies &c
rain and from Boston. For passage berhs ststerocm
or freight applications may be made tho ageuts on 4
whsrf, ard Al the osice Is Bstteryplsoe. -
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e. rssalxaEz.1 NElT-YORK AND NkW.HA-

r.. EzgaznEs,,1 \ 4 HTf0RR AND NEW-HA-
s1os 80 Wednesday, April a. the following
rains vii leavs the Canals, station. near Broadway
Passenger also reeeiyed at the Hewforf aud Hsr'e~
1 Accommodation Train ~ II AN. for New-k0chsna
Mamsroneck, Rye, Port Chester Groenwlch, STANFORD.
Dsner NOrNalk, WesipOft Southport FslTheid Bridge
mort STAFFORD MILFORD and New-Hsven Passengers from
he Wey-stscns fDr Albany and the Stations on The Hoae
,ion'c and Nsugawcs Railroads. vii tske ,hs Train afie
ttop Bridgeport Pessengersfrom WsySaiions fof DO
ton Providence Morces.gr Hartford Sprn efst and Con
rscucut River Railroads vii take fhis Ts sud Join Ex
Fxpress rr.in 81 8 o'clock for stamford, Bridge
port Albany, snd Housetonc - nSagamek ksilroadA,
HeN-Hsven, Hartford sprr I'D and Connecticut Rivaf
5 Accofpmodaii1n rraiD a. Jam. for Nsw.Haveo. sos
lntsrmedisis Stations Hampton Cheshire Souihngtsn.
uiSdletowp Hartford and Springfield.
4 Express Train at Pm. for STANFORD, nofWans
Bridgeport and Bousstonic and Nsngsiuck Railroads.
Springfield Worcester end Boston.
s. Accommodation Tran at4 PM for Nev.Hayen an
all the Intermediate Stations
s Comnutanon Train 81 $50 IN. of bnegspor ana
'o'''n'u' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train At 5.45 AN. from Bndgeport,
scppng 3. all the Intermediate Stations.
q Accommodation Train al 6.l5 AN from new-Hsvea,
stopping s Intermediate Stations receiving Passenger
from Naugstucs Railroad st Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train al $50 Am from New-Haveas
sengers fom the Hartford snd New Canal Railroad
and Ns1ga.uck Railroad. -
4 Express Train a. l.l0P.M. Tin connection with M
Express Train from Boston,) from NevHayen, soppne
n Bird report and Stanford receiving Passengers from he
HOusstOnie Railroad At Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train al $50 IN: treeeivng fscssn
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boson) iron
New. Haven stopping al all the intermediate s,srons
g. Express Train al slO PM Tor 10 connection with NJ.
P Ps's sta%iord striving u EsTYofS a ii5 Evso,
Ing Train from Pittsheid connects with hh fraan q
Bridgeport -
seets 10 the Cara la30d r. B. MASOh b0p(
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-n~rS NEW ROUTE 10 FIR go.
E-tyssssEE-g-f- WEST AND NORTH UNITED -
~'n<<< STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay 49,
uga ard Sasquehsnne ard Nrv-Ycrk and Erie Rail Dads
and C0yuCe Lake
Until fifhrr not'-o hc Passenger Trains on he Cayuga
Day arc Might Express Trains the Newly Fork and Erie
Railroad. tsocci'y ir 80 (Suntays Excepted
The cars leave OwecO ai 3 80 NJ and q Z VI Leave
Ithaca 81 A n snd 81 50 i. ~. arriving a. @5gO In
time for the MorLi1g and Evening Express Trains Tor
New.Ycrk .
Tie rev and splendid lowpresslre steamer FOREST
CITY Capisn william n Leonard, leaves Ithaca daily
(SOLdsys excepedl so A. NJ c0nnecliug al Cayugs
with tie Express Trains going East or Yves. on Tho Au
bum and Rochester Rai Dad Returning leave Cayu n AT
NJ or on the ARRIVAL OF the Eastern sstern Express
Trains, connecting al Ithaca with the Eyeaing Train for
New-IOTk
Through ucket Gon. Eew.York 10 Cayugs, &c. Through
tickets from newYOfk Ithaca Csyuga, soli or board
the steamboat of the Newly ofk snd Enc hsT0ad Com
pany the river
Baggage checGed through from New-YorS 70 Ithaca,
Csvugs.
The Cayugs and Susquehsnns Railroad has been entire
IL rebuilt and Telnd win q heavy rail on new route,
ayOcng the inc med plain anc equipped with engines and
cars Unsurpassed on any rosd In the Union.
Passengers leaving New.York via the Ere Railroad a
the morning evening Trains will over and arrive at
Ithaca daylight viewing from too cars The picturesque
scenery Of Ithaca and lie vicinity.
The Connection between the railroads and ne boats 10
perfect the running directly TO and lfOm me slosJa
landing In Csygga Lake, --,,.-, 81,
Travellers avoid al The annoyance Ct transhpnent OF
baggage hiding In omnlbuses al both ends o. ths .ke
Passengers Tor OsweRo SgTacuse, Auburn, Oeaeva,
Rochester Baao and stsfne di6te places, va hno us
the comfortable and cheapesirou ec eodu
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~. cYfsfsasss-zz- O'CLOCK LINZ H. =
49, sf4s-sSsssis FOk HUDSON and


LAEDISGS-The steamboat HUI SON, Capt Wm. IL.
Miller will leave the steamboat pier foo, OF Cedar-st
Monday, "wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO.
LU&BlA, Capt c. f. King, ON Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday at o'clock connecting with tho stages III New
b1rgh, Kingston AID CaiskilL
HUDsOs AND BEREsHIRE RAILROAD The passenger
trains Of this Rosd after March IS Will leave Hudsoa snd
Nest Stock0rdee daily (Suudsys exceped a. folows;
Leave Hudton att N and f5 Z. NJ. ana West stock.
bridge al 7 A. NJ. ara T. M.
Freight trains with passenger car attached viii leave
Hudson at Il A. and West Stockbhdge Al 10 SO A. NJ
Passengers by the morning tsn from West stock bridge
may take The Gay boat for the boa, fo Pough
keepse sGi thence by Railroad TO NewYork by O'Clock
p III. Fare b. later route from Hudsoa not exceeding
81 25
Passengers by TIE evening train will fnd the steamers
COLUMBIA ano HUDSON al ways waiting for them aud
the OF those boats will be low any other evening
boat The Tiver-fQl 80 80 downward a. tho line b0ais
may Get y c example
Through tckeis from West S,ockbrdgs to New-York
ST. 80 Hnd hs fare in returning. Passengers should
recoee that us fare includes berhs, which excluded IN
the fares Of other routes
The uRint from Hudson both morning and evening
meet with tho usLs " the Western Roads 10 heretofore.
les ON J. WATERMAN, SuPL