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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

CHEAP MUFFINs.-S,r INTO a pint Of
sour, or butter-,nilk, teaspoon. full of
saleralus, Dissolved in warm water. a tea
spoonful Of salt, two table -sposnsfull Of
fresh lard, melted, and slted meal enough
TO make thick batter. Bake in mulfiu
rings.
BATTER BREAD.-Take six spoons
full of flour, and three ofsifted corn meal,
with little salt, add seven eggs. and a
sufficient quantity of milk to make thin
batter. Pat the mixture into tin moulds,
and bake it in quick oven,
Another more economical way of ma
king batter bread, is to take pint and a
half of corn meal, small piece Of lard,
and a little salt, add two eggs, and enough
milk or water to make thin batter.
HoMMINY CAKEs.-Take pint of
boiled homminy, and add small piece
of butter. and some salt. Make il into
little cakes, and fry them in lard until
well Drowned.
BREAKFAST RoLLs.-Pour sufficient
boiling water on pint of corn meal to
make thick gruel-let it stand until al
most cold, then add a large spoonful of
yeast, and mix in wheat flour until it is
a stiff dough-knead it well and let i.
stand seven or eight hours to rise, when
1t is very light, make it into rolls about
an inch thick, and bake an hour in a hot
oven. a-
BREAKFAST CAKE.--Stir intoa quart
of sour milk a tea spoonful Of salaratus,
a tea-spoonfull of salt, and sifted Indian
meal enough to make thick bat.er-a
little cream improves the cake! Bake
it in deep cake-pans about an hours
When sour milk cannot be procured, boil
sweet md< All tura it Oh the meal,
and when it is cool, put in three well
beaten eggs. s...r. ....... ........-..--.. y,
LIGHr BATTER TO pint Of milk,
stir in one pint of Indian meal, half a
pint of wheat flour; add halt a gill of
yeast. make it up stiff with water at night.
In the morning add an egg, add new
milk sufficient TO make it thin enough
to bake on a griddle. 200 a#ss
FRrrrERs.-Scald a quart OF sified In
dian meal: when il is cold adj gill Of
milk, three beaten eggs and two table,
spoonsiuil of wheat Hour. Mike the
batter verv thick, AMI drop ii by the large
spoonful into frying pan containing e.
nough boiling fat to prevent the cakes
from sticking. Fry them brown, and
send them 10 the table hot. 10 he eat
en- with butter and sugar. Ii You Can
not procure eggs, substitute a gill OF yeast
and let them srand till night.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
The following .cure for the gout"
Il. -. 4

The following 'cure for the gout" is
taken from an old work.
lst. The patient must pick handkeI-
chief from the pocke: of maid OF fifiy
years. who never had wish to change
her condition. a4g
I'd. He must wash it in an honest
miller's pond.
Sd. He must dry it ona parsons hedge
who was never cosetous.
4th. He must send it to doctor shop
who never killed patient.
9Th. He must mark it with lawyers
ink who never cheated client.
9th. Apply il to the part affected, and
a cure will speedily follow
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

"A gentleman once told me, that being
al Jamaica, in the West Indies, he was
induced TO go hunting, with his host:
the owner of a plantation some distance
from port royal, and that young mon
key was shot by one of the party. The
mother, who was on the same tree near
it, caught il in her arms while falling, and
pressing it to her breast endeavoied to
slaunch the blood, which was fast ilow-
ing from the wound. Gazing upon its
agonizing countenance, as it was expire
ing, with all the anxious fondness of a
mother. In vain she placed the nipple
To its mouth, in expectation that its usual
uulrment would restore it, and when liie
had entirely left it, the poor wretch sci
up a cry of dispair. She needed not the
shot which reached her, and which was
fired to compel her to surrender her infant;
but though desperately wounded herself,
she bore ii off into the adjoining THE kel.
Now, whatever | might be induced 10
do in an affray with the Indians, Know
not. bu, it is my impression, thai should
rather have shot two Camanches, than
have murdered that monkey. - Notes
on California.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

CIRcUMsTATIAL EVIDENCE II have
heard some very extraordinary cases oil
murder tried. remember in one where
| was counsel. for a long time the evil
dence did no, appear to touch the prison
er at all. and he looked about him with
the most perfect unconcern, seeming to
think himself quite safe. Al las, the sur
geon was called, who stated that deceas-
ed had been killed by shot, gunshoi
IN the head, and he produced the matted
hair and stuff cut from and taken out OF
the wound. 1t was all hardened with
blood. A basin Of warm water was
brought into court, and as The blood was
gradually soitened, piece OF printed
paper appeared--,he wadding Of the gun,
which proved TO be half of ballad
The o'her half had been found in the
mass pocket. He was hanged-Lorai
Ehioa's Note Book.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
A REnaRxApIs F.MtI.v.-..An alto

A REMARKABLE FAMLY.-ssAn attor.
ney oi Corsica, seventy years since. mar
ried a woman of genius aud courage.--
OF their family all The sons were kings
and the daughters queens" Such were
the fortunes of the family of Napoleons
mother. He was the star of the family
but greater than all was the molher.-
Great men can always boast Of motliers
OF intellect. 49, Is sase 4
Good men are indebted to the training
of good mothers for their noble qualities.
The children Of madam Bonaparle in
heri,ed more Of greatness than good
ness.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

vTHE UNDERSIGNED would respect
i fully inform the inhabitants of Ottum-
wa and surrounding country, that they have
associated themselves together in the prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery in Ottumwa,
where they wi attend all calls in the line
of their profession. Prompt attention and
reasonable charges in all cases. p
t-F# v. w. COFFIN.
- A.D. WOOD, M. d.
Ottumwa Nov. 18th 1919.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

James Baker.
ATTORNEY .AT LAW,
OttumWa, Iowa.

Office in the South Room of Mr.. Myers
new frame building. Also, a Notary Public.
and as such, will take the acknowledgment
of deeds and other instruments. He keeps
constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortga-
ges, sc. December 7th, lS49.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
MASONIC.

n THE stated communication of Or
W TuMwA LoDsE No. l6, will be held
I'M at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday
the 25th day of April, at 6 o'clock p. M.
A punctual attendance of all the members
is requested. Brethren of good standing in
all regular Lodges are respectfully invited
to attend. Bella WHITE, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
New Tailor Shop.
M. w. FOX.

TAVING located in Ottumwa, is pre-
III pared to do tailoring in the best style
Having had a number OF years experience
in the business, he fatters himself that he
will be able to please all who may favor him
with their work. Cutting done on the shor-
test notice. May 3st, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
Bertrand Jones.

ATTORN EY a r. L.4W,
oTTUMwA, IOWA,
wv ILL practice in the Courts of the Bird
w and 5th Judicial Districts; and the
Supreme Court of the State.
Ottumwa, June 9th, l649.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. CAMPBELL HENDERSON,
~ having associated themselves in the
practice of medicine, tender their services
in all the various branches of their profess
ion to the citizens Of Agency city, and sur
rounding country.
July 9Th, '49.-tf. #3
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

Every one can and should do some
Thing for the public. if il be only 10 kick
a piece of orange-peel into the road from
the pavement.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
ID. #. Gaylord
A u CTIO N E Z r

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
"ILL attend to making sale of personal
wv property or Real Estate, at auction
at any time. for reasonable compensation.
He may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent
on business May 10th, l849.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

LAwYERs.-Gov. Ford used to say
'.some lawyers live by their practice,
and some by their practices"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

- n Brown muslins, Al, 10 "a
Bleached do. for sale by EF
may 4th, lS49. A. Nudge & CO..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
j. ID. Deyin,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, +.

OTTUMWA, IOWA
WILL practice in the Coulls of Wappello
and other counties Of the Third judicial Dis
trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection OF claims in
the river counties, and the sale OF land war
rants. Aug. 3, 48.-ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
DRY GOODS,
James Mcfarland,

TAS received the Fall and Winter
IL Fashions for 1880, and is prepared to
do Tailoring on the shortest notice, in the
neatest and most fashionable style, and on
as reasonable terms as any other WORKMAN.
Cutting done in good style, as usual.
May8th, lS49.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
TRAVELLING.
Ta~ r--=-4-=z.=szy- Newly DIRK s. Err = KALI
lc&4 sss1sssss-t r, q p-NEW ROUTE TO blFF A.
Eas-G m Nh TILE, " EST.--ta-L AIra1ge.

a
TS \ Wy Ohf - Fl, +; ~ 1G - pI5gF l.
- ANp bIif;f w 70 Filnirs Corn.
ien,-Ishye tSeVsl orA 'o t,Inlo ana interme
dlate placer daily. By steamboats, IhohAo Wv hi 49,
ERlE ron pier foot OF Dqane-s. 81, As i follows
Breakfast and supper on board the 6oats . c,rorn.
EXPRESs TRAIN a5 Z a 81 stopping ohiy a,
t Jirs,elii 1891 r15;, ,,sr " ,i'ar,1r 0vego Wa
IrIe r i ~ ai II,srsJn nrriyig nj "
.ii q a. d ., ;.Iio - @ ioi1,s M Gene
- ass t3a 4 s f 4j T morning
urlYe al h9ches'eT ana nduio ~ l sam eie a. t o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
U~rg. Foe BRIDGEPORT, V
IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs the
AzAE-N citizens Of New York and the public in
~ general that he has located himself In sha
CITY, at 4S7 Broadway for last eight years where may
he found large and complete OF Specscea and
Eve GlasseB, in gold silver and see frames.
h w would also remind the public 10 whom ne 10 par
trly known by his Visits to SantogA Springs for the
e, sixteen years by bis knowledge ofths 2dca Sci
he Ia enabled determine the Glasses suitable for
eye PeopE with weak eyes De supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit and strain The sight
PARTICULAR attention s called to new style OF Perspective
Ground Gats (Which will snswer both for reading see
Inc al a distance Of the finest flint which, through their
beh polish true ground produce the and
baye been highly recommended as the best In their Ell CT
upon the eye for preserving and improving The sight in
continued writing and reading
sighted persona and those operated upon for CATS
raci can Rlso be suited
He inserts New Glasses, OF superior quality In old
frame and socits the patronage Of all IN want OF hs sF-
cleo.
BE warrants all spectacleS purchased OF him 10 suit The
sight for five years. change the RaEses Without e3s
charge. S]u 4neou'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
TO LET.

eea yyANTED--A house 10 sond-st vicinity ou
Ss lease for OF seBrs aud immediate possession
IKE Or II The SECOND door and privilege IA lne
paror could had and entire possession on the hst Of
May Address post paid at tho Tribune otlte sl9lw'
eEs STORE TO LET, AND GoODs FOR SALE
E To let tho 'pacout s,!e 81 Calnaiins st ore Of 9e
sale at ereetb.rgsio. Apply the premises s24 81
CD TO fET.-A large well lighted room. 20 By 80 feat,
80 gpitabie manufacturing purp or wafeooD APP
'N@ ply to p u W. WILLIAMS, lao Fulton.st near
Broad way, % floor n2i 81
CT TO LET-ApaSiments in a house, q West
,s Thirteenth Fifth cslc IlSed for gsnieel
-S-N families inquire OF a P SMITH, Grocer, corner
Rourh-,l. N Si1thev 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1850.
On ana after Tuesday, May d. the passenger trains VIII
run as follows Sundays eNcepted connecting n P0ggh
kGess T InsrP P 4s5aSS snd soGT AMERGa
running and rom Albany, and touching al Tie usaa III
leFncdlq IE il9i5ES NEW YORK. GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudsonst near Chambefsst
All A. M-Way train for Albany, stopping at all way
sqo1 ss ON me 6 [aIf f BELKNP Which viii land at
Hyde Park Kingston. Barrytown, Tivoli, Maiden Cats
xiii, Hudson. Cozsacke ,Smyyesant and New-BaliimoFe
Al Is H. M-Express train for Albany stopping at
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry Dearman, TaTrytqWn SmgI2ng
Peekskl Carrison's, Cold Spring, Fishkil, New Ham
burgh and connecting at Poughkeepsle WIN me NEW
WORLD or Aida, Which will land at kingston Madden
Cnsbll Hudson and Coxsackie and arrive ut Albany al
StI2M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie,
stouuiug at all Stations
Ak M~For passengers to Poughkeepsie stopping
At It t' MF6r passengers Peekskl stopping at the
All a. p M0EXpress train for Albany stopping at
Yonhcrs Dobbs Ferry, Dearman Tarrytown, Smg-Slng,
PeeksMl, Garison's, Cold SPRING Fishkill New Ham
2u e Steamer anne SOU soUTH AMERICA Which viii land at Hyde
Park Kingston, BanvOWn, Tlvol Maiden, Catsklll Hhd-
SON. CoAsackie Suyyesan and New-Bamore, and arrive
Ats p Hi.-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
III allthe way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH.
At6I5 a. M.-For New York, stopping at all the way
All a. M-For freight and passengers New-York,
a Is A. M-For Nev.York, stopping all the way
stations except Crolon Verpancks Tuby Hook and One
hundred-and-fty-
At ii IS A Nor Oh arrival OF steamer from Albany,
wbicheayes there at a N stopping at New-H amburgh,
Fishkll Cold Spring, Garsons, Peekski, gSng Tar.
rytown Dearmau, Dobbs Ferry and Ionkers.
At4 p Nor on Arrival OF steamer from Albany, which
leaves there A. NJ stopping al all way stations except
St850P Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there 10 ? NJ stopping at all way sta
lions signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NETWORK.
Ate A M.-Stopping at all way stations l..
Passengers will promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules st Give particular dlrec-
lions to the baggage man where your baggage Is to be de-
vered that he may accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and DELAYS ID procure your tickets before enter
ing the cars 3d. do not stand on the platforms
jy256 OLlN Err ii LEE, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
E.'r.. - NEW- YORK AND NEyy-HA.

r., CEsss=aEsTzE=zzsSs-1 NJ w YOith AND NEW-HA-
-nesday, April2l, the following trains
will leave the Canas Station, BrOaadway. Passen-
gers also received at the NeWYork and Harlem Railroad
Office TWeny-seYenthst
l. Accommodation Train at 7 Is AN for New Rochelle
Mamaroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da-
rien, Norwek, Wesport Southport Fairfield Bridgeport,
StrafOrd, Milford and Newiiaven Passengers from the
WayStaions for Albany and the Stations The HousatOnic
and Nauggtuck Railroads. viii take this tram and stop at
Bridgeport Passengerfrom WaySatons for Boston Prov
idence, Worcester, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads viii lake this Train and join Express Train
q Express Train O'Clock An. FOR Stanford Bridge
port Albany and HousaOuc Railroads New. Haven Hart
ford. Springfield and Connecticut River Rar yVrces.
ter Providence and Boston.
s. Accommodation Tram at AN for New. Haven and in.
tenediatf Stations Hanpden, Cheshire SoutngJn lain-
VILE Pennington, Avon TariyIie and Coljnsyile. Md
d!et0Wn Hartford and Springfield.
T. Express Train st3 II for Stanford Norwaik Bridge
port and HOusafonicand Nsugaucs Railroads New Haven
ana Stations On tie Cana Railroad, Hartford, Springfield
Worcester and Boston
5. Accommodation Train NJ for New Hayen and all
the Intermediate Stations.
6 Communication Train at 80 PM for Bridgeport and in
termedlGte Siatlons
TRAINS TO NEW-YORK
l. Communication Train al 10 NJ from Bridgeport ston-
ping q all the intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at AN for New.HaYen
stopping all Intermediate Stations receiving GERS
from Nangauck Railroad Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train at 81 AM. from Haven
stopping al al intermediate Stations, receiving passengers
from Hartford and NewEayen Canal Railroad and Naup
atlcE Railroad. s
Express Train at 10 PM On connection with the Ex.
press Tram from Boston, from New Haven stopping at
Bfdgepor and Stanford receiving passengers from the
H0usatonc Railroad at Bridgeport
o Accommodsiion Train al 430PM (receiving passen.
gers from the Accommodation Train from BOSOM from
hew,tiaVen, stopping at all intermediate StatioDs
o. Express Train al 10 N. Tor III connection with Rx
press Train from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport Norwalk
ana Stamford arriving in NewYork at II 50 M Evenjne
IRAN from Plttshetd connects With this Train al eeDor
fassengers are requested 10 procure tickets before akn
seaa II TIE Cars la5o I'll R B. MASON, supx
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= r-..zzzz=zz..-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Fsz.- r--z=zzzszzzazs- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
&1&A tIEEs ls1zl-CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL
Ra.2-- -ROAD.-Change OF Hour and an adj
donal Line from Ney-Yor to Philadelphia via steamboat
JOHN POTTER South Amboy, thence in frstrate cars
On and after ThursdaY IIh April the first line will leave
pier No North River A. NJ. taking cars at South Am,
bov for Camden and Philadelphia stopping 10 take up ana
ledowu passengers at the usual Intermediates places ar
irving in Philadelphia about Y noon
Second Line leaving above at 80 r N ana g 9a NJ
Fare through by either line, s..
Forward deck passage, 81
Breakfast and dinner provided on board steamboat John
Passengers for Freehold win take the stage at VESTS.
Pars from Neyv-York to Freehold 81 cents
EMIGRANT LINE
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT DR. Capt j Gould, at
each Messenger to be carried the risk of its owner bu.
nothing vii be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel laz4 l. BLISS
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pAc1rlc MA1L STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The Iulted SIaes Mail std1Il-PdEAVEa ,
PANAMA 1 Os7 tuns... Capt David u Bailey
OREGON O99 nuns. Capt Garlile r pi Paterson
CALIFORNIA. 1O50 mns -. apt Thomas budd;
TENNESSEE e. 1900 tuns. Capt. George a: CoIet
CAROLINA... 500 uns -. Capt r. l. Whiting,
UNICORN..... Geo tuns... Capt J. y. Nicholson
form II sem-montlly line between Pauama and ports IN
California ,,,,,.i t,
Passengers the A1er Cabin are furnished oeddlng Oh,
not wines and liquors Passengers the Storage found
with such ratons furnished 10 the crew and with mat
ress and pillow AL passengers will he allowed sp9ce TOT
ners0na free 10 the extent of $50 lbs weight not
exceeding in measurement cubic feet Freight on extra
baggage or merchandise when akep 500 per tn and Ia
per cent all specie.
rage oa nri. "a no IN;
San Diego ............. 20 ~,
San francisco. 500 LOO
No stores to be landed will be taken as baggage.
Apersona port charges including health tees aud boat
hire TO be paid the passengers No passage secured until
paid for Apply ut the office Of the Company Newly ork.
81 SOuthst III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

a3an GREGORY,s CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
$kHEAR EXPKEgg-Per steamer CRESCENT CITY,
Ezaas 2ath September The subscribers will dispatch
special Exprese by The above steamer, In charge o!
CON petsnt messenger who will attend 10 the Transports
ton OF the goods The Ishmus and gupenntend her
re- shipment s Ponama and accompany them until they
delivered Ia charge OF Dir Jooseph w Gregory, al Gan
Francisco VINO has every facility at hand for their imme-
dae delivery the congnees IN San Fraucisco and va
rous parts OF California. Tho arrangements OF this line
are perfected and delay that be provided
ngsna, Parcels received until the morning OF the day Of
sailing and letters until a P NJ Packages and heavy
freight nuRt be delivered Office prior to the day OF
sailing. FHOAPSoH htFGhCOCh,
Managers and Agents, lag Pearts. cor. Wall
?. S-shippera by ibis Express incur neither ronoe or
PeTms r.hsonable sic t23ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

II0V0 2 G Fl = E 7 p LINfi OF
EzsEsss-i BARGES-Tle barge CLINTON Captain
'iAssaz1@ WLsie. every Monday; EXCHANGE,
Capt Roekrans, every Thursday POUGHkEEPSlE Z,
Capt Hoffman every Saurday At O'Clock NJ from loot
O: Murrcyst tor passengers and freight
The abcge bargrs are elegantly furnished vita state
rooms spacious and comfortable cabins and are eH
grossly itttd up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
iengers a arrive ct pougkeepsie IN tine Tor the stages
% Sharon Pine Plains and Nevy-Aliltord-
For fr!rr information apply board The barges OF 70
WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL, l64 West-st le%I ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25
Urz REGULAR MAIL LINE BE-
E. k6f4l!ii=zzi TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW-HORk,yi via

TT REGULAR MAIL LINE Be
F. kSfll4=r==i N1'W ZEN BOSTON AND NEW-GORk,yih
EzzD Stonugton and Proydence-BIand route,
without ferry change Of cars or baggage 5jsSmeTs
CAM YIN III Frazee in connection witht the Sonngon and
Providence Boston and Providence Railroads ea ing
NJ N or upon tie arrival of the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly Tor the route aud are
in every respect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Long Island Sound The accommodations for passengers
connodous and comtorabe-the officers capable and ex'
per,nced The route being the shortest and most direct be-
tween Boston and NewYork passengers are enabled 10 ar
rive ample time for the morning lines OF seaHloo4 ara 70
Vanderbilt win leave New York on Tuesday Thursday
and SATURDAY, Leave Ston4gton on Mondgy Wednesday L ,f
day "Wednesday and Friday Leave Stonington Tuesday,
Thursday ana Saturday. n B-Passenger on the arrival
othe steamers Stonngton proceed immedatey IN the
gag-naster accompanies each train to and from Boston
For passage berhs staerooms ortTelgh Applications may
Baieryplacc. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-25

1886. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY 1850.
Fs1.s:. r-=zEszzszsz=a5Z1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
hes Recommending April l. 850-Thls Road
extends from EhzabethPort 50 miles 10
White House j reducing the staging between the terni-
Of the Road and EasOn . miles and 10 SchoOeys
Mountain II miles This line leaves New York By
boat RED JACKET at pier Mr. and connects with trains
the New-Jersey Railroad which leave NeWYor6 irOH
foot of Coraud-st the hour new route to School,
eYs Mountain. with less staging than any other.
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Passengers VIII leave New York
BY steamboat from pier / Mr. or by the NeWJersey Rail
road foot Of Cortlgnd-st at AN and PM; leave Eliza
batLtown az 10 M and o + NJ
PASSENGER TRAIN DOWN-Leaye White House at 8 ~
A II and 10 ~ North Branch at - AN and IS M
SOraeryille at 10 M ana 10 NJ; Bound Brook ut %
4 NJ. and 20 n: PiaDheld AZ 80 An and 10 PM;
Wested al s. IN ana 7. NJ; Ehzabethowu att 10 and
$50 An and 20 PM.
The freight train with passenger cars aached) viii leave
White House al g 80 II, SomerYlle &C. P.auheld ID,
and EEZabethport by steamboat al 80 AN Returning
leave Ne;y-Yurk by steamboat Red JACKET, from pier
North River. at ! P NJ
All freight rom New York intended to go By this lire,
must be u the boat L 80 o'clock 70 insure being taAe-
through Lat day.S
StaEesw be in readiness the arrival Of tie O'Clock
tam from New York the White House 10 convey passea
gers to Raion WiIkesbare, Bethlehem Allentown N4ucn
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