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SWccny Cured.

|, " n Park, OF Oswego, Kendall county, III
hereby certify that some time in the month of April
last, had a valuable horse sweeneyed | had been
applying several kinds Of medicine fol it, when Brs-
tots Llniment was recommended 10 me. pnrchas-
ed two bottles Oft and with them in weeks time
entirely cured my horse OF the sweeney The lipi-
men. should be rubbed ON the shoulder, and het in
with hot iron There is NJ doubt Of It's heing an
invaluable cure for sweeney IN its worst stages
Oswcgo, Ill., W o. PARK.
Hear what the citizens OF the county where this
medicine is manufactured say:
We the undersigned citizens OF Boone Co, having
witnessed the beneficial effects Of BnstoVs Nerve
and Bone Llniment, cheeriuily recommend it as the
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forwarding s. Commission.

tHHMlNSlUN Il FUhW lHUiW NERUHlNl'
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN, JonN b. PRESTON
- RtFtRencsS:
Messrs;, pomeroy y Durkee, 81, Louis
Capt Calvin Gaze
Messrs smith and Townsend, Nete Orleans,
7. A. Walker, Esq, BaioN Rouge.
Benz. Waele, Esq, Matches,
Nessis Sylam, and Lawrence, Qaiary,
l. \ Msris, Esq.
J.. I. Sanger, Esq, Ga!eaa,
Nessrs. Wadswoyth, Dyer, aud Chopin, Chieas'
Ogden and Jones.
William Gogdug, LOkPert
Gen, jacob Fry,
Nlessrs Matlcson and Bradner, Jaiid,
:. Walker and lIcking, 0dfaTa,
Cushnlan aud Gridley, "
Isaac Hardy, Esq, La Sale,
T. J.. Tough,
James Dunlap, Esq, JacksoRriRe,
Messrs Ccricnius and Griwod Peoria,
- Phelps and Bourand
Uon.'ThOmas Fond.
Nes>rs Bradner & Co, Nep York,
David Leavit, Esq.
Mcssrs Suvdam. SAGE & Co.
.. Coming, Homer & Co, AibaHy
4 j. Williams, Esq, Utica,
M,s=rs Kimberly, ffn-c ) Co, BreaiO,
"a Reed, Parks & Co, Bearer.
q Robb aud Bishop, Ciersiond,
Burrows \ Co.. CRcinRqfi
- Williams and Dilworlh fH'sburg,
" Knapp aud 'rouen,
90 T. and + Fahcr, "
:" Hoffman and Coates, Peru,
!. d Harmon, Esq,
r. D Brewster, Esq.
4 II RidgeIy, Esq, Springfield,
Il. c. Webster, Esq, "
Nm. Fem, Esq, Lacon,
Mcssrs, Dudley and wnrdlow, Hcanepm,
Chas G. Wilcox. Esq, Pekin,
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OTTAWA TANNElsY

now in full operation, where cash at all times i,
l. paid for all kinds OF Hides and Skins, Plaster.
ing hair on hand and for sale at the tannery or my
shoe andleatherstore. iln5 IVM. UAsKrIL.
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lilr0itines.
Mr0itines.
The GracfeMberg COsnpany's
North Western agency.
Ora efe nberg M e dicines,

The Medicines issued
by the t;raienhcrg Com
pany, consist OF u series
pp'-eminently adapted
10 the disease Tor which
thcyare respectively re
commended. t.cat lii -
r'pute has attached to
the Patent Medicine hui
siness By persons claim
ing universal powers for
n single gwen medicine
II is not only idle hut im-
pudcnt; 10 ilauu, such n
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Poll EVtICl,rc,i,

!, lloa-o By0lrH, OF Sycamore De Kald co. IN
hereby certify that have cured two ofthe worst ca
oi poll evil upon my horses during the last wear,
with B.-to.'s LIulment thnt have ever seen. In
TIE inst instance commenced using the lnimeut
before the sore had broken, hy nostcniur The skin
with iJ and heating It IN with hot shovel and
in tour days alter | made my first application my
horses head and neck were as timber and well a.
ever With the second case did not apply the Ii
nimrnt hom neglect, until the sore had broke and
discharged maucrtor some two days, when com
mUred, washing the sore I'LL quite clean with cast
steel soap aud wafer and then bathing freely with
the liaucn and within one week from the fir,
apr.ca Jon he sore had healed and has since been
rs well as ever | assure those having horses af.
tllcieJ IH hat way thntIirsos Nerve and Bone Ii
nineat will IN every instance not only cure poll evil
bu will cure Il eirciualy ALoSzo BRowy
surn rnnr,. IL. XII % Ill
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thorough operation on the Kidneys Is always an effect
Of this medicine. Diseases OF the Blood will Ind this the
most cleansing, medicine, far bOre other an refresh
ing aud mUigordiing eject, Disorder, If the h'dnsys
and Urinary Organs, Lang Diseases, Dropsy, Grarti
Ftrcrs, Lirer C0mpiaiais Coughs, BRi0Hs Diseases
Colds Consumption. an diseases Of the Stomach and
ROreis, General DejIsiy SC, ean be cHred-See Long
ddreriisemtRiif
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BRISTOL's
Nerve and Bone Liniment,

. VIZ. unprecedented sale with which tins ar
q tc.e has met and the universal satisfaction
Il which It has given has induced the present
prcpnciors TO extend Us manufacture - that il can
be within the reach OF all who may wish To test it,
singular efficacy. Is rcpulauHn as n remedy for
cuts Kicks gn,S, sprans, cramps old sores. sore
ness AMI weIug OF joints, burns salt rheum, ring
bones scroua IN us worst stages, weakness or pain
~ The back, loss OF power IN the limbs, nhalnma.
ton and sweiI.ngs ofali kinds, tumors, Tozcnlmh
sweeney, hstua, scratches, poll evil splIRt spawn
ring worms, curbs, sand cracks, sore lips chnpped
hands, flesh wounds Of all kinds, &c. i-hiahCf in
places where u has been introduced than ,hat OF any
other remedy ever offered to the public Ii Is used
for man and beast
From the fact that all patent medicine advertise
mCuts are filed with certificates ,purportnr 10 b..
genuine y cures effected. 80 few Of which are ever
rad. the PROJECTORS propose emitting everything in
the way oi LHHJHg putting, and stating nothing but
the simple helsu> they exist, depending solely upon
the merits Of ibr medicine m connection with thos.
facts tG furnish lot' pcmueni reputation md eX-
trusiyc sale Below will be found few certificates
which have been handed 10 us for publication and
by them IL will be seen that diseases that have mere
toioFe been considered almost ncur!h'c can be ca
s.iy cured Jy Bristol, Nerve and Bone Linimen,
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Piles, As a remedy for this most dstrc ssing
md ohstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEUIClNES deserve dlSlihct anu trpnauc
recommendation. II is well.knuwn Ia hundreds
in this city, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards Of Twenty-Five YEAR. and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass Of the hIierid Nsdiel,
He however ut length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, and he was cured in
a very short tme after his recovery had been pro-
nounccd not only improbable, but absolutely im-
nnssihlc hv any human uipIus,
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Those that initiate DR.. Towuseuds sarsapariill
have invariably called their stuifa great remedy 10
females, &c. &c, and have copied oar bills and cir
cuInrs whichrelate to the complaints At women woro
for word other men, who put up medicine, have
since the great success OF Dr. Townscnds sarsaparl
theirs, although previously they didnot A number
oithesc mixtures, pills, &c are injurious TO females
rs they aggravate disease, and undermine the con-
afitiItiOu
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy aud GER
tain remedy, Other medicines leave the system
subject to return orthe discusc--a cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRf THEM, BE
= \TISEIFp Ann NE CIfRED
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Certificate Of Dr. s. 4. ShurlIrif.

have for some time past been in the habit of pre-
scfbing the Vegetable Pulmonary Hasam for con.
sumption. asthma, plurisy, sptting of blood and
coughs or pulmonary affections OF every kind: md
win confidence recommend y rs superior to any 9TH
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IpHiTE & HUNTER, Druggists, Ora,sa,
RugI Il Fisher, Peoria Fit & .Nerlc, Egn
Nerl & Jenkins, Lockpor'; ]. Brdsall, Princeton;
wholesale by ;. Sanger, Chicago. Iy27-52-ly.
". B-Pcrsuns desiring to obtain agencies must
forward references and full account ms to location
and mode of access to T. J. Miller, Buffalo, n. y.
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose constitutions have become inn
paired by the injudiclous use of MRRcrRH, will
find these Medicines a perfect cure, AZ they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations OF Sarsaparila. A single trial viii
place them beyond the reach of competition, III
the estimation of every patient.
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EaNCtcS.
NEW style Ribbons. fancy colors, tabs, flowers
" iringes, gmps, velvet trimmings, and velvet and
silk belt ribbons Ladies can suit all.
nov 80 JIG NArTiyorR.
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y-r,-- ryts.z41zzzzzzEr7 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
4,asSi Ezzss:z.. .::..5 Il OA D-PASSENGER TRAIN

UP.-LeaVe NeW-York foot Of C0rt-
landst A NJ and A p. NJ. Leave Newark 81 a. Nj and
81 P NJ.
IS P M; Mornstown, 8 80 A. NJ and IS p. Ne Madi-
SON 80 A. NJ and 40 p. NJ Summit 20 A. NJ and 8 o.
p. NJ; Mlyle 1870 A. NJ and 3 Is T. M; Orange, 80
FREIGHT TRAlN.-Leaye Dover 3 A. Nj Leave New
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange A M aud 1 80
p NJ; leave New York II 80 A. NJ. and 10 P. NJ
Passengers BY these trains received and delivered
each way al Norm and South Orange Aillyille Summit
Chatham Madigon, Morrstown, Morris Plains, Danylle
RochnwHy and Dover
train leave for Suckasunny, Stanhope, Newton Jackets
town and Hope daily; Mi ord and 0wego Mondays
Wednesdays and tndays, and f9r sparta Joh6sonburg
BIastown Columbia, Delaware Water Gap, Strongeburgh
continuing to the LackaWaHna Works passing through
BartonyIle Stanhope, PA Smiths Tavern, Neagesyie
Clifton Dunmore Hyde Park to Providence on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the ID
trains for NeWGork
At Denyle stages leave for Poweryie and Boonon on
the arrival of the A. NJ and NJ Trains from and meet the
a. NJ and + N. trains for SewYOrs.
AT Monisown stages leave OD the arrival OF the 4. H.
passenger trains for Mendham, Chester Sehooeys Noun
tain Washington, Beyldera and EastoE daily, and meet
the p. NJ. train for New-YOrk.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the p n train
returning next morning. connecting win the a M tram ior
Neys-York.
EXTRA TRAIN FOR SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
In addition the above trains, extra express trais
will running on July 9Th next and continue until
Leave NeYork from the foot of Corand-st at 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival ofthe A NJ train from Pha
delphia proceeding directly to MorrstoHn and Dover
where Will be IN readiness 70 convey passengers
to Schooley's Mountain, arriving in time nor fIner.
This train IN going up Will receive and deHef passen
gers only at the following stations Orange, Mvle SUM
nit, Chatham. Madison, MOnisOwn and R0ckaWay,
Renrnng viii leave Dover ats p VI. and morrstown
nj 80 P N stopping for passengers at all the regular sta
lions and connect with the Is p NJ train to New York
Passengers procure their tickets before taking Their
in the Jel5 u
Tickets viii be received only the day when purchased
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a FORTUNE FOR EVERY PERSON.

ND RAMBLE7S FATENT FKEMIUM BELF.W EIGH'
ID ing moving index and discnsrgng Sea calculated
for warehouses milers and Al Others connected with the
xyeebpg Of grain seeds Patented July l6 1850 Ter
Y,orv for sse such conditions that all purchss-
e are bound to make money rhls scale took the silver
medal nj the Albany State Fair last week an ready TO
dispose OF the following Territory seventy counties In the
Bate of NewY ncluding the City and County OF New
YoIk Maine New. He@psal' 9, Vermont Massachusetts
ma Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas The
above territory will be sold chesp for cash The modsl Of
5he scale csn be The National HOTEL Cortlaudtat
and al the Pacific Hotel G. eenwch-s where can always
be found from A. II. until 7
GEO W HOYT, Agent.
ais 2ws Dr.. o. Rush, Assistant
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~ -.se7SEW-YORIx & ERIE RAIL-
La -. Ll-.NE-M RDL-TE TO BuEEA.

x-- r.Ez-.zz- Eyy-YORK * ERIE RAIL
AfkA krsssss:ss1ss RIO AD-NEW ROUTE TO BUFFA-
. Te.vino New York for Bmghampton, Elmra,
l Spe,a RGcbestef BuTao and intermediate places
dsil 1Slniays excepted by steamboats, THOMAS row
r., md supper on board the boats
FyPRrss 'TRAfY nj 6 50 NJ stopping only al Suetns'
Chester Goshen Mddetown Port JerYs Nhfro''SU -
Dep0sit Lanesboro gham0n Owego WdYerleY. u ~ ~
ior5yel Fmra and Jefferson arriving at eueyasis Z NJ
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo oge AZ 0ene-
ga anil Ergie + ypr,.ss Train from Abal4 next morning,
D 7tt.r aIId Buffalo Al The same time rs psssen-
t5l,, ,ifJ The advantage of nights rest ut tie
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cHIRTs, UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS

- Purchasers of goods mems furnishing line call at
SANXAY'S GENTLEMENS FURNISHERY, where
sou may get any article the line Shirts and collars OF
The latest styles made III the best and to tit any per-
son no matter how difficult Undersirts and draw
ers for all seasons and climates Also, Cravas Stocks,
Suspenders Socks Gloves, HGndkecmefs, Gowns, &c NC
Goods sold as low ct my concern III America No
Second price 80
iam.st door above Fulton opposite the Ga North
fl)utch Church aul9 I'm"
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e rzssz-l4zs4.a.g- NFNV-YORK AND NEIF-fi1A-
- EN- RAILROAD.-O aner We'd

r r7zsz-I.ls44.s-I NEIV-YORK AND NEW-fIA~
ed q 5si'issSss;s.Y EN- RoAp-onend qner Wed
~----1-nesday, April "a, the following trans
will leave the Cana-st Station near Broadway PasseR
gers a so received the Newly DIRK and Harlem Railroad
Office, Twenty-seventh-st
/ Accommodation Train at 7 IS AM for New Rochelle,
Mamaroneck RYE Port Chester Greenwich Stamford, Da
rien Norwak, Wesport Southport Falrheid, bridgeport
SratfOrd Milford and New-llayen Passengers from TAO
VavStons for Albany and the Stations on the H0nsat0nic
and Nnugntuck Railroads. will take this tram And stop N
Ridoen6r Passengers from Way Stations for Boston Prov
idemce Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads. viii take this Train and JOIN Express rraA
EXPRESS Train at 8 o'clock, AM for Stamford Bridge
mort Albany and Housatonic Railroads. New ayon Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad WorceS
ter, Providence and Boston
Accommodation Train at 9 A. NJ for New Iayon and in
lermedae Stations Hampden Cheshire Souhington, Plain
vile, Pennington. Avon, Tartiylle, and Colmsylle Mid
dletown Hartford and Springfield
a. Express Tralnat3P NJ for Stamford, Norwalk Bridge
port and Housaonc and Nnugatuck Railroads, New Haven
and Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford, Springfield.
s. Accommodation Train al P NJ for New-iayen and all
the intermediate Stations.
G. Communication Train a 30 M Tor Bridgeport and IN
'''''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train Mt 10 M from Bridgeport stop
ping ut all the Intermediate Stations.
2 Accommodation Train at ID AM. for New-HaVen,
stopping ut all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Naugetuck Railroad at Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train at 81 An from eW-iIaVeR,
stopping all intermediate Stations, receiving passengers
from Hartford and ewfiayen, Canal Railroad and Mug
T. Express 10 M lin connection with the Ex-
press Train from BOSTON, from New Haven, stopping et
bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Train at 80 2 NJ (receving passen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from BOSTON, from
New Iaven stopping at all intermediate Stations.
Express Tram at 10 PM tor IN connection with tx
press Tun from Boston, stopping at bridgeport Norwalk
Stamford arriving in New York at IL 80 M Evening
Train from Pfsfed connects with this Train at Bridgeport
Passengers requested TO procure tickets before aking
seats in the Cars a3O II H. b. MASON, SuPt
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o., FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-The three, story
I brick easement house lo5 FouTthay he'd under lease
renewable al the option ofthe purchaser for p years
IS by feet with outlet of 10 feet on Twelfth-s fur
uished with bathroom waerclOse hot air furnace and
range in kitchen and supplied with Croon WATER con
meets with sewers Fourtiay and Twelltls suitable for
n physician private family, and is in perfect repar For
further particulars apply the premises Possession in
October $40 lwF
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D BOSTON AND NETWORK TELEGRAPH
sD CORPANY. office Wall ct (Hccund story}4hls line
gEin Hou,es Patent Pit ting Instrument Ia operation
NEW HAVEN, HAaYFORD, sPRtNGFlELp,
I. PROVIDENCE, BOSTON.
The dispatches printed by the instruments 10 Romgu
apila LetIeYs-thup avoiding the necessity of uanssune
or crhing and consequent liability
a!tenoanl upon all other sysIema OF teleRr8phing.
The patrons OF thH line may depend upon puncai trans.
Emission and delivery OF their meBs1ges &c dispAchea
Wil be received at their Offices unless the wires In
svorhiDg order.
PRlcES-For messages OF ten WoEGR 20 cents; and for
each additional word, cents
& JAMES STUKGIS President.
Il NANLIUS S, CLARK, Clerk OF tho Corporation.
4 Newly York. Sept Is, 1850. ais
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n.aa REGrLAR MAIL LINE BE

III IW ZEN BOsTUN NM n 49, WINNIE !,.ls
s'1s11 Stoning ton and Proyidence-lh rond,
without ferry change OF cars baggage!-rhe steamers G.
VANDERBILT Capt Jocl Stone, and COMMODORE
Capt VIM H. Frazee, connection with the Stonington and
Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads. leaving
New York daily Sundays eXceptedl from Per- Mr. irss
wharf above Battery place Al o'clock NJ and Stonington
nj NJ or upon the arrival the Mail Train from Boston.
These steamers were built expressly for the route and
in every respect particularly adapted to the navigation Of
Long Island Sound The for passengcrsar are
connections and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex
perenced The being the shortest and most direct be-
tween Boston and New York passengers enabled TO
rive in ample for the morning lines OF steamboats, and
railroads running various points from those cites The G.
VANDERBILT willlenye New Ork on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, Leave Stonington Monday, wednesday,
and riday The COMMODORE will leave Now York Mon
day "Wednesday and Friday Leave Stonngton Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday. BPassengers on the arrival
oftbe steamers Stonngton proceed Immediately in the
gaee.rnaster accompanies each to and from Boston
For pessage berhs freight applications may
be made the Agents the wharf, and at the office 10
Batery-place. ~
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N JERSEY 1850.
F<s4r- r7zz4zsz.z.=zz41 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ~ JERSEY. 1850
Fst-- rzsz+zsz.z.zzzf1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
~ commencing April |, i85O-Ths Road
fsa.z-~-ZE1'-- extends from Elzabehpor 80 miles to
White House n j. reducing the staging between the tern
ms of the Road and Eason to p miles and to Schooeys
Mountain 10 II miles This line leaves New York by steam
boat RED JACKET pier R. and connects with trains
on the New-Jersey Railroad which leave Newly ok from
foot of Corand at the same hour new route TO School,
ey,s Mountain with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-passepgers will leave New I ork
ly steamboat from pier N r. or by the New ersey lta
road foot of Cortland-st al AN and M; leave Eliza
BEETHOVEN at 10 AM and P NJ
PASSENGER TRAIN DOWN.-LcaYe White House at . 10
A NJ and 10 NJ; North Branch al % M and - Nj;
Someryle at 10 NJ. and 10 NJ; Bound Brook at 70
A NJ and 20 ? NJ; Planfeld nj 6 10 AN. and PM;
Vestied at 30 A NJ and NJ Elizabethown al l5and
1890 AN. and 20 PM.
The freight train with passenger attached) will leave
White House at so AM, SomerYile 30 Planheld ID,
and Elizabethport by steamboat, at 80 AN Returning,
leave New-York by steamboat Red Jacket from pier
North River, ut / p Nj
An freight from NewYork intended to go by this line,
must be at tile boat Il 30 O'Clock insure being taken
through that dry eo-,-,-,
TRIM from New the White House Oconyey passen
GERS 10 Eaton, WilkesbaTe, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Pa; and Pennington, Lebanon Clinton Milford,
Bethlehem Bloomsbury, w-fampton w Washington. and
BrIyidere J. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to
Delaware Water Gap Strondsburg Baronsyle Snnhope,
Dnleyile BuckstoWn and Lackhwanna Iron Works &c Pa
BAH baggage at the risk OF the owners unu deliver
ed into the actual possession OF the Agents OF the Company,
and checks or receipts given therefor az
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
a1s- r-zzz1z-E4z-ze51 n EW-YORK TO AL IE"SS h,
n - s5 BANY, by Railroad -
srrNfNFR TN'IR7RANGFMENT, I85C

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On and after Tuesday May p, the passenger trains will
run as follows Sundays eXceped) connecting at Poug-
keepsic with the tast-saillng steamers NhW WOkLD,
Aida JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
iunsng and from Albany and touching at the usuain
'ef''e'i Leave AVE- EEW-YoRK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hutlson-st. Chambers-st.
ATT A. M.-Way train for Albany stopping NJ all way
on The rFGsa a az YH aad ne
Hyde Park, Kingston BaIryown, IIyOh Maiden, Cats
Kill Hudson, Coxsackie, Snyyesant and New Baltmore,
ana arrive at Albany at p VI.
Ats - A M-Express train for Albany, stopping AT
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman Tarrytown, SngSing,
Peekskil Garrson's, Cold Spring, Fishkll, New-Ham
burgh, and connecting at Polghkeepsie with the NEW
WORLD Aida. which will land at Kingston, Maiden,
Catski Hudson and CoXsackie, and arrive at Albany al
At u 0For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie,
stopping At all way stations >. po,,,h,,oor.;
ut all the way stations
Al Nor passengers TO Peekskin, stopping the
intermediate stations.
At4 Is P M-Express train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman TaTyown, SlngSing,
Peekskil Garrison's, Cold SPRING Fishkn, New-fIarn-
burgh and Milton Ferry, connecting 1T Poughkeepsie with
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII land at Hyde
Park Kingston, Barryown, Tiyoli Maiden, Caskll Hud-
Coxsackie StuyYesan and New Baltimore, and arrive
1T Abaus at | A. NJ.
Att P. M1For Passengers to PoughAeepsie, stopping
' al LEAVE iIE VI sP1o.iTDGHKEEPsGE, GOING SOUTH
At6l5 A. M.-For NewYork, stopping at all the way
All M-For freight and passengers New-York,
stopping at all way stations
at IS a. M-For NeW-fork, stopping al III the way
stations except Croton Verpancks fuby Hook and One
hundred and-hty- secOndst
AtIl IS A. Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany,
which leaves there at A NJ stopping at New Hamburger,
Fishkil Cold Spring, Garrsons, Peekski SngSng Tar.
rytown. Deurnan, Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers
At Nor arrival OF steamer from Albany, which
leaves there at II A. NJ stopping Ut all way stations except
Low Point and Ferplanck's-
At 8 80 P Nor on arrival of steamer from Albany
winch leaves there at Is P. NJ stopping al all way sta
tons signal.
Leave PEEKSKILL FOR NEW-YORK
At "a. M.-Stopping at all way stations.
Passengers viii promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules LIST Give particular direc
The baggage where your baggage is TO be de-
vered that he may mark il accordngy and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays ID procure your tickets before ensr
ing the cars Sd do stand on tie platforms.
iy25G OLIVER Il LEE, Superintendent
sT~s DAY LINE FOR NEW-HAV EN.
Ezaa14Ezi The elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt
ss7<=7=z=sSA Degroot will leave NewYork- foot OF
Murrayt avery morning, Sundays excepted comnencng
eaprfay, Sept T. and returning, leave New.HsTen ~
oock NJ Fare IS cents n BFer freight or Pa ia
sege apply on board OF at WILLIAMSON FAiI7i s.