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Consumption Cured,
Daily, BY Dr.. Hastirts cenrerra
SYRUP CT nATHTHA.

THE Medical Faculty, o. well 60 ~ ,,ir.
\ ere siruet with nsnder Of dc tl,sn.s
cures mace daily BY this extraordinary eai,;,.
and IL il nov sekno~lsdrsd by nan, q Car -,
emineri physicians 10 be . crItsin and ,,,,..
cure Tor iuhsrulsr consumption. in il. ,,.,
stages. II has hesn resenHsnded IL that ,pi.
nent physician. DR.. Mott. sid 10 ernsisr,h ia
in tie Marine HofIiisl 81 ssstIish, Ca. IN,
Arnold. the senior Ihysicisn Of tLe los,it,l
The L.ndon Lancet, londun Medical !,r,,,l
prsiihn aiie's Retrospect. ard ell ciisr 81 n.
London Meei,sl Jour- ais. have siyisn IN mn
many times e tic surprising Ell, rts &c
BR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
II has ietn iksIoushly irica. not enly N Il.
Hospital Under tie shsree Of DR.. Ha,iint,. !,
London, bet also ~ eli the first rhy,ieisn, n
England, ard al have fully cndonsd il sssn,,.
rissllea remedy in Consumption, srd an CHR
diseases Of he lungs. Tlr following are . ar
Of the opinions expressed by the Medical Frsr!,,
Ct England. Williamson, Of Manchester, a.,
writes:
4 have seen the sinsciaic1 icing. en- Mo,
brow death had secmsd 20 have eel his seal. &c.
quire Immigration and tirrgii -srd tlsfnu,
bis ssrly mornings Of intense slfrrii ard Ia.
irsssirs cough f.r The serli rsI.,s rfhla
accompanies sound ksslih.".
DR. wAIE. OF Ll ERTCCI.,
says:--.l regard lsriirrs' s,rp or N,yiisn
one Of the fIst rc,,ieal discoveries cf tny ,s,
and consider lis lrsn,, in turir cen.i nj Din i,
established i.,ond sll dollt o. elssii.r."
Asirrle i.,,le viii li.,t il fsss,. Ali !,
proprietor skis tic trial ~ nc lotiis. ths ta
Of which viii prove TO tie sti,ii Tie vim, 4.
this medicine.
Coughs, colds. bronchitis. 1sciiir, s,irs
night swrhts. end splitting Of Tired. ere ,nd in
. surprisingly rhort sfaec u tine tie ss,tr,,
colds having yielded TO IL Q treainsa Of d NH.
tina Syrup in the short 81 see Of fcriy-tifi h,n
To enumsiste ell the crres Tsrfoin,d l, hi
medicine would occupy ,ollut. iic stcsnIs
nyinE hs.ing hcrn selected ~ The Ansre,n
agent from msts Of certificates Which have lah
received hy him.
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LOchicl for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale bis place living
one mile north West Of Hllshorouuh.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with q
good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen; and two
hundred and five acres Of Land. one hundred and
fifty Of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in the best manners The situa-
ton is pleasant, and commands fine view of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
north.easterly direction, which will be sold eth.
er with or without the first mentioned tract.
A long credit will I've given, if desired note and
good security required.
WIN N. Whitfield.
October so. -ns
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STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,

STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA,
okASoE COUNTY.
Court Of Equily-siarch Term, 1850.
George Scarlet and others, } Petition TO sell The
vs.. lands Of John Pat
Robert Patton and Others. ton. Deed.
this case il appearing to tho satisfaction ofths
I Court. tina, Robert Patton, AsafilIa Patton,
Mary Haney, Thomas w. Thompson, and
lanes McCallum and wife Lucinda, defendants
In this case, arc not inhabitants Of this State: il 10
ordered that publication be inside for six weeks
in the Hillsborough Recorder. notifying said de-
fcndsns to appear at the next term Of this Court,
10 lie held d the court house in Hillshorough. on
the second Monday in September next. and rlead.
answer ordemur to the Plaintiff bill Of complaint,
or the matters charged therein win be taken as
confessed and the same heard &c parfe as 10 them
Witness q. F. Long. CLERK df'our said Court.
Al Office in Marlborough, The second Monday in
March, 1850.
o. r. Lone. c. & NE.
Price adv. $3.50. 39--GS
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For Colds, lnnuenza, C01uVenete, fues,
Affection Of the Kidney B Bladder,
Gravel. &C.. Fluor Albus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nos. 9, 1879.
On. ]. Krnl. Dear Sir:-You lcfi with NJ
some time back lot Of your Abyssinis Mixture,
al Of which We have soti. sincs osr people have
tried they end !, 10 be jus, the article they want
We have frequent calls foi IL. and have none 10
supply the demand. viii you pieass send W
saoiher lot az soon ~ you eon,enicnily csnl
Respectfully. ,ours. DC.
JONES WATSON & Co.
Castor, n. e. Nov. 10. iefs.
peuy Doctor. have cold out eli the Abyssi.
MA Mixfcrs. and IL has siven enfifs satisfaction
10 eli that have used II. and made cures In every
insIsnre- Az have several cases under tresi.
,nent. and want nhefe Immediately. wish you
would Try and send me scmo dozen BY ths mail
nsn, II win cone safe.
With scn,insnH Of high regard. ! remain. very
respectfully. &. Z. PEGH.
Dr.. J. ErHl. Rkhmond. Va.
AossTs.
Denni. Heart. p. NJ, Marlborough.
,lsjr Thos. IIowericn. do.
Col. VIM. T.. Shields. Orange.
James r.. Pratt. Praiishurr. do.
Jane. y. I.eail,ers e. 60. West Point, do.
David umsIrds Bridge. Way. do.
r. J. Mitchell. Druggist, Oxford.
Rev. X. G. Maynard. Franklinl"n.
j. r. & J. Sloan, Greensb"rough.
DR.. Wear, do.
Feb. 10. i9-6m
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Netice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

oRAS0E COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qnaricr Sessions,
May Tenn, 1850.
ORDERED by the Court. thst notice be given,
- BY advertisement in the iiillsboroush Recef.
der and North csrolins Democrat, that On TUES
day Of August Court. next, 70 majority Of ihs
Magistrates being required TO take the Sheriff,
bond,l the Court will proceed TO consider Cha
propricty Of abolishins the Office Of County Trus
tee Of Orange County. Test,
J. ALLISON, C. G. c.
June "a. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1850.
Scmuei Walker J jhsticss Excen.
!. W. ton levied
Is0rr RI Ar csdcn.l nfl.s. Y -. -.

IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
= the Defendant in this case. Isaac II. Meta.
dams, has left the state that notice of said levy
cannot be served on him il is ihsrciore ordered,
that publication he made in the. Hillsbofuugh Re-
corder, for six weeks. that said defrndan, appear
before the Justices Of our said Court. to be held
for the County Of Alamsucc, al Proyidente Meet.
ing House, on the FIRST Mondsy after the 4ih
Monday OF August next. 10 show cause. il any he
can. Why said land shall not I've sold to saiify said
execution; or judgneu, will be taken pro con-
tesso. and ordef Of sale made accordingly.
Witness. John Farcctt, Clerk Of said Court. a,
Office, the first Monlay after the fourth Monday
in May, A. ID. 1850.
JOHN FAUCETT. C. C. {.
Price adv $40 4l--eu
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The HlIIsB1FtueH IIltIIIR,
II FTHLItHLN NELELN
BIZ DENNIS HEARTT.

Tel ms.-Iwo lcllars .tsr. il aiG u 20
vance; Two Iollsrs and Eff, dIts, y - laI
within three mouths; ar Inc, cllsis u q ~"
until after the esliraii.n OF u e year.
NoraIer will be discontinued until oil srit.'.
ges are raid, unless at the Of ,isn Of tic IutnA'
Hereafter no Turei viii ie stit 10 htM ~;
scriber out OF this state unlet. ,ntniis 81. y
advance. OF some persen in ,licstate viii s,,n
responsible to the editor - and in 10 cert VIII
pal cr lie semitic subscriber out OF the s'0'e ~
more than two years without ainsrtrt. H.,
AnyEnTIsEarnTs not exceeding si1htn ~ =,
one dollar for tie FIRST and twenty-five eeh's ~
each subsequent insertion longer ores ~ ~,
portion. Cour, ad,ertif,ntnts meIt,.iSs
cent. higher. deduction of one-,liId WI -
made to advertiser, b tic year.
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sofas. Sideboaras, Burcau'
Bedsicatls, Tables,

made Of Mahogany, Marble. lhfrfy s.sinoti
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make Of Port.
able wARDROBES and BEDSTEAps, which
esnnO, he surpassed FOR durability ,nes,rsss. and
ecnvenienct.
lie would also invite the attention Of ell per.
sons wishing TO buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. q,
he intends TO sell AZ low a. be eanpossihly afford
and. his norkEcn are ell experienced hands.
He has nov on hand eight enc Dressing Blu.
reaus. with Lookinr-Glasses. two China Presses
two si5eboards, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle.
siands, one Sofa, and ono Secretary and Book.
case, and Bcdstesis, Which he will sell low.
-. Timber taken In exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Gspls
&c.
g. Persons At distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered al their doors, ensured safe
for teas than they can do il themsel,ss.
He returns bis thanks for psst fsvors. and vii
be thankful FOR continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 4. 10
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INFORMANT REMIBY.
)r. Mitchell'S Eve SaIye.

THE great advantages possessed Is this srt.
Gle over every ether. su--i,. tlEIaHT,
sarhTy. ,oNyEniisrK aud ~ choxy. All ~.
sicisns admit that great dnngeris to le srpreltd.
cd from drugsing lie ,yeNlen IN an il Csntdsid
unhealthy state. In tie Use Of Thu sal,, tlisd.
lection is sitirel, removed, as no arm can ICE
silly result from its use il Icing in oil cstr, e.
piled to the lsTrsxaI portions oftlet,e, the't.
hy avoiding ell the incon,tni,rce, lain siod.h.
ger, which necessarily attend Tie iitIcdrttnr ct
any pungent article INTO the eye. Its activity
in subduing inflammation is 90 great that suttw
cases require The Csc Of more ,hsn oie iottle TO
effect perfect cure. One lty stefan nna,kfdto
us. after having witnessed lis tfl.ets ~ ssu'si
instances. that il was .PErrIcT rEIKiII
All ne AK is tkSt its virtues te ttoro,fhly tfi.
ell, and that the directions lie ttrictl, followed
Price SO cents rer Box.
All the shove ffnad redisin,s for Sae 10
Hillstorcugh /. Ioie & Ntlb.
Januar, %. lS-y
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Notice This!

WE win take In exchange Tor Goods, Dry
" Hides, Flour in barrels, Cora. Wheat.
Thrashcd Oats, Flax Seed, Domestic Cloth Of all
kinds, &c. &c.
- LONG & WEBB.
October 10. 09-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
osAsoE c,( ,SrY.
Ia Equity-Fiied 10 March Term, 1850.
Wiitjam and Alfred Ray,1
-, Vs. Amendment to Oil
%" : 0 y Ts ssys No. s'"'' Bin
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of this honora-
= bic Couii, that the defendant, Mary Ray, il
not an inhsbltantsbf his state. bul Is rcsidentof
another stale; tits ordered that advertisement BE-
msie in the Hillsb6rough Recorder for six sue.
csssive weeks, commanding said Mary Ray 10 APP
pear at The next term Of this Court to BE- held on
the SECOND Monday Of September next. Ia the
court house in HiIisborough. then and there 70
plead, answer or demur to this amended bill Of
complaint. and 70 stand to and abide by such or.
ders and DEGREES a. to his Honor may seem pre-
per ia the case.
Witness o. r. Long. Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity. At Office. this second Mon
day II Mach, A. D., 1850.
o. f. LONG, o. e n.
Price adv. - So 37--er
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Job Printing,

EXECUTED at THIS OFFICE.
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Adrftisirg Raiesfcr tltFill,lerTsl Effelo,
Ono dollar Ter sararc l6 lles) li " 4,
insertion, 81 IS ccitr fol e; a. ctitiit;i.e.
auctions made in favor Of standing advertise n''
as foflous.
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Rec ,mmcied ss highly servicestlc in sll eases Of
Dyspcpsis, Indigestion. Constipation, Jsundice,
and ali impurities Of the Blood. Price IS cents
per bottle.
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CirCasSion B aim,
r. r. HlkBaED & co.'s
Carminatiye Sallc,

For the cure Of Felons, Piles, Ulcers, Carhuncles
Ague in the Breast OF Face. Ear-ache. Buns
Scnlds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Pic. :.
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Cabinet Ware House.
~ HILLsB0R0uGH

THE sahscribsrrespeetfrly informs hisfriends
Il and the public generally that be hsson hand.
and viii endeayor constantly 70 kesp. ssrissy OF
well-msde Furniture, embracing a.! the leading
articles, such as.
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TRAVELLING.

r.. rasx.zzzx1 NEw-YURk 81 sRIk ALL
~ - soAD.REW souIE TO sUv, "a,
rsnFcpeni-Lesvs New York br 5iRsn.m.oe. siTlra
CornIns ee I-va Rochester, Buffalo, and in:.msdl.ie
SeSyn a sup S.y s osiS y oasS y = soo-.
Breskhsi ana supper on boAlc ne 0osl
ExPkEss TiAIS, ~ 80 A. II stopping ony 81 sassrnA
LsnesborO singtanion Owsgo Wa rsrly lrsc oryvtia)
Elnirs and Jefferson, arriving 81 De ;eva ais n
~ ,Os k sss rrsn A on sIsss, neTi
morning. urtve Rochester AID Buffalo al the zane time
via Albany, with the advantage ola nishF'
way IsD MAIL faAs-Als 50 An stopping ~ ali zoe
1.ons.sryns q Csrning ne sninx a. 10 % -
HissT E.r.smr,.r-, as Isr a. stopping At rlermoul
va and Al he stations Wea Of Pom Jerva Passengers
FOR Buffalo By TITS train proceed 10 9enevA dine here snt
nse ne Erpre'. irsao Ton hSsny' as .oS
towns Csyuee Lahe ake he ears Of The Cayuss sns
s1,su-hanns RsilroSs q owego which leave n-eds.s
Lycomng countess Pa ke The cars OF the Corning ans
sOssbuTs Railroad Al Coming sAss' leave Nar0wsbsg.
Deposit Lsnesecro, BtnghamIon, owego Wsveriy lFs,'
'''''ul' lnii Trains al Ssi 70 NEw qt
EIPsE. Train leaves Geneva 81 - A. ~ hopping Al
Cl1iirA, Wsvery, (FacIoyvtlal Ovego, bngnsnso1,
Lsnsboro DepOsiL Harrowsburg Poa Jerys AiddlsoSn,
Goshen Chester and s-6ernf arriving n New. forkAS -
WAYasp Mail TEAIs leaves Corning AZ An. stop
Ping Al Al he sNhors and arrives n Nsw-fofk ats - PA
Corning a. IS ~ stopping 8. al the station: vesl %
Por Jervs and 81 Midtown, Goshen, Chester, soser,s
arc riernonL arriving 10 NewYcrk ASIAN
Wlv TRAIs leaves Ousvie 81 IS AN stopping q al
ne stations, and arriving IN Nev-York al II An.
II SPECIAL Train 90 Mordsy morning leaves ron
LeIyn14 " A stopping II 81 hs sanons, and arriving
In New fort a. 10 An
NEwBrBeH BEAscH leaves Newo1rgh a. 5 Is A ~ aud
y An snd IS Pm connecting win The trains going
West Lssve Chester u6 IS An and Pm. and Is N
o. 90 arrival 81 The trains nom The West
FsEisHT TRAINS leave fron pier foot Duane a. a NJ
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, aud All places
West lsken BY Express freighi Sstns and Forwarded
through without delay.
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Rx.. the ptefUss

Y-,fu he FroEdsr U1ardia1.
rhs Messrs Robidouxs. eho nave au aI'' "
...r Fort Laramie, arrived ia TINS 49, -, ,Asi,
sssdsy evening from the pis'ns - ,,;s a,
Ess 81 Iii hot owing 70 the great scarcity
100. were unable to travel ou' very 'h".
M.s.,ce ma, dsy. which accounts Tor ne B'oN
,e.S ~ t;o,a ,bsv ere on the plains Iney mss
ienesn u s.u,s 81 emigrants 6fty miles this side
se 70 n,s ..sn,je on the 26th day Of April Fnen
~ - conch reduced, there being ttle o, no
go on the plains. A few days ater"srl 'nss
,net the second company. and every Gay a''or waIu
M .e. 49,, nnnbers Of the emigrsnts Tney were
No.: y, sveIl and appeared 10 enjoy the TRIP
s"I.e Their general health was good there being
- - ,av cases Of sickness They head o.
~. ons psrson who had the small pox, but DID not
80 ~ single case Of cholera AS an evidence
n The general health Of tee emgrants, they only
saw two graves on their return, and one OF these
the grave OF child - =.
They counted on their ret1rn 1900 wagons, in
nediately on the road They passed large nun
her of vsgons At the different encamp nen@ on tne
road, which they did DO. Include IN their count
T.kine into consideration the fact that they passed
the Indepeudepce road where il iatersects the ~
Joseph road before the main body Of emigrants had
arrived al that point--and ~, meeting anyot Ihe
emigrauts who lef. the Bluffs and old Fort keArney
thew travelling on the Other side Of the Platte-"e
should not BE- surprised If nearly I3OOO emi .tanIs
are now on the plaus, bound FOR California. mere
were never less than four men 10 wagon, Al ITO
auently some wagons contained i've, SIX and even
seven persons AlloTing four men toa wagon
and they met on their return upward OF $4,000 per
sons moi including the pack mules companies, be-
aide large number who were encamPed on the
road.
The Messrs. Robidoux took charge OF large
number of letters from the emigranu.
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T., r.-rt.EEsEss.7 nOnRIs AND EssExHAIL.

49, rrssfzzEseszx1 NORRIS AND KsSEXHAIL-
~ X, no AD:-fAssEysSEsa a., Trains ps na
I'm = ~ ~" 49, Wv
las NJ; MorrlsOwn, 50 A. NJ and 2 2o r. NJ; Msti
sou, 75o A NJ and 40 P. M; summit = 20 A. NJ snd
sO5 P NJ Millvile 7So A N. and SIS P. M Orange TO
FEsIsHr TaArs.-Leave Dover 8 A NJ; leave New
oaAses aoRs. oaA-Le.ve Orange 7 A M. and 80
r. NJ; leave New-York IL 80 A N. and bl5 P. N.
Passengers by Inese trains are received and delivered
each way North and South Orange mlllville, summit
Chatham, Madison, aorrissown, Morris Plains penvie'
Al Dover Stages connecting with the A NJ. passenger
train leave for sucsasunny sAnhoPe, Newton, Hseaets
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta yohnsonbnrg.
Bl.irstown, Columbia Delaware Water Gap, suongS
through ssr.Onvile, sssnSOps "a smith. Tavern Mes.
glesvile. Chnon Dunmore hyde Park 70 Providence
fuesd.y, Thursdays and Saturday, and returning meet
the P N trains for New-Yorx.
Al Denvtlle Stages leave for Psvevie and BoOnton
the arrival Of the A. and ~ trains from and meet The
A. N and p M. trains for NewYork.
At Mornstown stages leave on the arrival OF the A. M.
passenger trains for Mendhsm Chester schooeys Noun
tain Washington, Bevidere and Esson, daily, aud meet
the r N trains for New-York.
Also for Bssking Ridge the arrival OF the r. N nsin
returning NEXT morning connecting with the A. A. train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN.
In addition to the above trains an extra express train
will commence running July 5th nsx and continue
III further notice.
Leave New YORK rom the foot OF Cortland st. q, 10 AM
leave Newark on The arrival Of the train from Phils
dephiA proceeding directly Horrislown and Dover,
carriages will be In readiness 10 convey
TO Schooey's Mountain, arriving IN time for dinner.
This train In gotA2 up will receye ard deliver passen-
gers only at the following stations Orange MIlye sum-
NIT Chatham Madison, horstown and Roca.wsy;
asa NJ Stopping for passengers all the regular
doris and connect win the II r NJ usln to New York,
Passengers are to procure their tickets before .tns
Tickets viii Ss received only on the dsy when purchased
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rslER sGULAR NAIL LINZ 9.

via Sgonington aud Provic snee --lnlsnd
route without ferry change Of car. or bssgage!-rss
steamers G VANDERBILT. Captain joel st,us spd
COMMODORE tcapt William II. Frsre-. In connsepca
With the soDngon and Providence and Bosion and Provt
deuce Raj roads leaving New.York daily, Sundays
cepled from Pier North River fret wharf shove 6susSy
Place, a. O'Clock NJ and souiugtsn NJ oc'oeh y.
OF upon he arrival OF the Mail Train no Boston fhess
steamers bnl expressly for the route and are 10 ev
ery respect srly saapled the nas alton OF Long
Island Sound TIE accommodations for passengers are
commodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable end
perepcsd The being the shortest snd moa diivc@
between Boston and New Yorh passengers are cnsbe "
arrive 10 ample time for the morning in-s OF seambos9
aud railroads runDpg various points frUn those ciues
The C VANDERBILT viii leave New fork on ruesdsy,
Thur.dsy and Saturday, Leave slDninston 90 Mooday,
Wedne,dsv and Friday. The COMMODORE wtl losvS
New-Yorl Monday. "Wednesday and Friday Leave Siou.
iDsIon Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday B.-Pssscc.
Immediately IN the splendid Isirosd to Provtdsscs
and Rosiou baggage master accompanies each udn y
and nom Boston FOR passage, berhs, statsrsons ~
feishL applications may be made TO The Agents on IL
wharf and q the office Ia Bstt-ry-psc-. -
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AND NEw.nA-

K-I ~ .
~ 1vEN RAILRoAD,-ou end snsr
81 wsdnesdsy April a. The soaowns
rss.ensor. also received a The Nsw.Yors and Hafso
Railroad Office rwenty-ssvsnth-sl
/ Accommodation Train 81 u AN for new-kochs1A
hamsroneck, Rye, Porn Choslsf 0reonwich, Stamford,
Daren NorwsD, WesporL Southport Fairfield, Bri<sS.
porl shstSord Milford and Nsw-Hsvsn Psssenyess hon
the Way Stations for Albany and The Stations the Hous-
atomic and Naugsmck Railroads. viii lake this Train snl
stop Bridgeport Passengers from Wsy Stations for Soc
on Providence Worcester Hartford springfield snd coa-
neccut River Railroads viii ake Tits Train and join IN.
sress Train o. Neu-Hsven.
Express Train O'Clock, ~ for Stamford, Bridge
korL Albany, and Housslonc and nsagssocs asilrssdA
New-Havsn, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
. Accommodating Train M9AM for Ns~. bsvco, sns
lnisrnodisse stsuoos, aampdsn Cheshire sSonlnssas
siddletown, Hartford and Springfield
Express Train at Pm for Stamford Norwsns
HewHsyen, and stations Cana Sarost, 9syt'orS.
Springfield, Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation rrsiD ntfk. for Ne~-Bsvea 81
al The inernsd.ie stations =
Communication Train 81 Sso r ~ Tor shsgopon sss
TRAINS TO NEw-YokK
l. Communication Train Of SO An frow sndsspsrt
stopping ct ell the Intermedisse slstious
stopping 81 all Intermediate Stations recs.vng Psssspgs
non Nsugsmck Railroad al Bridgeport
8 Accommodation Train 81 96 An rom now-hsvsA,
stopping Al eli ID. ntermeiis.e sAona recsivns Pc
senxers hon the Hartford ane New Haven Canal hsicsd
and Nsuga Railroad
yrpress Train from Boson) from New-Hsvsa ssoppsna
Al Bridgeport Stanford receiving Pssssngor ffo1 ~
HGu.scoS sstSss I,s ,.s,n. r,
gers from The Accommodates rrsip 6om Bossoo,) hoa
Rev Haven, stopping a all The Intsrmedisis sssuon.
Express Train 81 $40 NJ Tor Ia eouDecficc wtA NJ
,rsss Train nom Bosion,) aoppins 81 Bridgeport E,yvs&
ana stanford arriving 10 New. Yorh o. 1881 N Dv~0
ng Train from Pittshsd connects win shb SrsA .
Passsngers are requested procure uesess before sh0
..sis II tie Cars IssOaI MASON soSs
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LANDINGS -rhe steamboat HUDSON, Capt. WIN d.
keeu, will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedsrsl On
Monday Wednesday ard Friday, and The steamer co
LUMBlA- Capt c. y King, on Tuesday rhursdsy and
Saturday a. O'Clock, connecting With he stages 81 New
burgh, kingston and CatsklL
HUDsoN ASu BssEsHseE RAlLRoAp-fbe passense.
sr-in: Of this 2cae aer March IS will leave Hudson and
West stockbndge daily, Sundays excepsedl - follows
Leave HucIOn all A NJ. anG - Z. H. and Veal STOCK
bridge a. 7 A. n and z. ~.
freight trains win passenger car attached viii leave
Hudson 81 II A NJ ard Wesl Stockbndgs, a. 10 80 NJ
Passengers by the morning tram rom West Ssockbrdge
may Jake tie dag boat os New FORA the bosi ZOE Poash-
seepae and thence By Railroad 10 NswYOfk by O'Clock
r ~ fare by latter from Hudson- no, exceeding
81 IS
Passengers by the evening train will and the
COLUMBIA ans HUDSON always waiting for theul snd
the fare Of those will se low any oiher eyening
boat on the tver-from o. 50 downward a. the lne bosn
may set the example.
fhrough tickets from West S,ockbndge to Now York
o. So the fare 10 returning Passengers should
recoleci ha this fare includes berIhs which excluded In
the fares Of other routes.
The Jans from Hudson, both morning aad evening con-
nect With the trains OF The Western Roads heretofore
les 6m 1T WATERMAN, 5upt