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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-09-28

Southern aud Western money taken at par
for subscriptions; or post Office stamps taken
at their full value.
PREmUM.-Any person, sending us three
subscribers, will be entitled to a copy of the
History of Propellers and Steam Naviga-
tion," published in book form, now in press,
to be ready about the LIST of October. Il will
be one the most complete works upon the
subject ever issued and will contain about
ninety engravings.
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SEWING SILK.

MERCHANTS, Pedlars and Others can oh.
sam good supply Of avery superior quality Of
IN packages or 100 'Skein bundles Nv esll;as =.
the SALEM BooKsroRE, SALEM Ohio. isc -
FATENT THREAD, Warranted as eccood
and as cheap as the country can produce. o'TS
we are in the constant receipt df .tllese ~;
cies and for cash viii sell them az ial55yo s,atsa
at tho very lowest rates possible. ~ ~
June ], 1850, ~
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TRESCOTT & C0.---Salem, Ohio,

WHOLESALE Dealers in School, Misceils.
neous and Moral Reform Books; Paper, Ink,
ana stationery Drugs and Medicines, Paints,
Oils, and Dyestuffs; DIR. Townsends Celebrated
Sarsaparilla; Fahnestock's, McLane's and Sell
lers Vermifuge and Pills; and all the Populsr
Medicines of the Day.-ALSO, =
BOOTS 8 SHOES, and Shoe Findings DRY
Goods and Groceries, &c.&c. fAug. o, 80.
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The Young AboIitionist,

OR Conversations on Slavcry-By J. Eliza
beth Jones. We have purchased the edition Of
this book and can supply such as may wish to
purchase at wholesale. Those in paper can bs
sent by mail, price 20 cts, Muslin rs cts, per
copy. /. TRBSCOTT, Co, Z
August 10, 1850. ~ fv1f fItIl
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Anti-Slayery SongsII

WE have about 1900 copies OF our selection
Of Anti-Slavery Songs on hand, which we win
sell Wholesale and Retail; orders from ais
tance shall be promptly attended to. -lia.T -
Aug. 10, 1850. j. TRESCOT.r. a o.. u
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vOL..6.t
ANTI-SLAvERY BOOKS

u
THE following are for Sale at tho sA-
kM BooksToRE.
Jays Review Of the Bfesieap, wans,t .ssy
The Young AbolitiOnists, by j.. +. Joness
Liberty BelL t..ss
Douglass Narrative.
Browns Do. t.Iii j.tt 4H uY
Browns Anti-Slavery IInrp. rrt
SIayery illustrated in its effects upon Wo.
man. fNU ~ lnL
Despotism in Amerien. tii ftilAy
Church as it is, the forlorn hope OF Sisa
very. ft
Brotherhood of Thieves. aA
Shareholders Religion.
War in Texas. a ff
Garrison's Poems. sfnr e,uit
Pierpont's Poems.
Phillis Wheailey's Poems. a
Condition ef the People Of Color. In
Legion Of Liberty. VIZ
Liberty. t,...
Madison Papers.
Phillips Review Of Spooner.
Disunionist.
Moody's History Of the Mexican War.
Letters and Speeches Of Geo. Thompson.
And various other Anti-Slavery Books
Pamphlets. Also variety of other Re-
form publications; such as t
Equality of the sexes, BY Sarah NJ
Grimke. ,fl8 ~ aii
Mays Discourse ON the Rightsana Goadil
ton of Woman. -.
Autobiography Of II. c. Wright ,l.r
James Boyle's letter 10 Garrison.
Pious Frauds, Pillsbury. -.,,
Health Tracts. 'fH tt
Water-Cure Manual. -. ~ 'si -'l..t
Female Midwifery.
N. p. Rogers Writings.
Theodore Parker's Sermons. l1
Ballou's Non Resistance. ~ W..
George s. Burleigh's Poems.
&c. &c. sc.
Also General assortment oiBooks,
Miscellaneous, Scientific and Literary.
.. BARNABY g. WINERY.
August 81, 1849. $3.50. T.. ~,
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Dental Surgery.

j. w. WALKER, would announse to his
friends, and the public generally, that he Is pro.
pared to execute all work in the above psofes.
sion, that may be intrusted to him. =
Now Lyme, Aug. 18th, 1850. ~
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Saddle for Sale.

FOR Sale, very cheap, SADDLE, almost
new. English tree. Win be sold in exchange
for produce. Inquire Of Oliver johnson, at
Howell Hise's.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-09-28
NEW LEATHER STORE,

4"AAAN OH MEAN lhE BANK, SALEM, o.
THE Subscriber offers for sale, Upper Leather,
Cdyskins, Sole aud Harness Leather, Morocco
aud binding Skins; Also, all kinds Of Shoe
Leather cut to pattern. z. ELDRIDGE.
Aug. ], 3 mo-, 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

we have received flea OF the hoafHfHs 'fasc4'
,snn to the l7,hult To- OILY isemo' news which
81 ,t ,ha ..I.c;Itar from, sisal, we learn Of the
ae.ib Of the VI for,unase NJ Loogs ~of'h @aa' II
nv he remembered waa taken prisoner D S'a
a o. under the folo Riog cireamatence'
" Ahout Is months aeo, before even Nj per
,tonG ant had issucd atn p'cc amallon pFoYehHo8
~ Vol British subjs Is from carrying paw
D. un the River Hoaao and dtpos'ag OF 1t to
e1,har Of the beliiser-ns qsrtieF-Mr honss%9rth
or hoard of bis oun boat, under the EngsiSh a.g,
sTd keepirg the Bri,so aide Of that river Tss pro-
ceedIng inward, with cargo Of powder aud osnet
a ticlts-fJr what pu pse we cannot say, but
nre,pme for trading VITA tina Indieos. Whenop-
pposite Check Gresk. he vac hated and ordered 70
rroes over to the YucatSn aide, otherwise they
nbe Spanisrds) would ire into him. Considering
that he was quite safe beieg uoder British proteo.
ion, he went The moment he lended, he and his
crew two Of them made prisoners aud his
boat an6 cargo cophac Ated. Thsy we're carried to
Bscs, ar, where one OF the men died from bang 80
long injured in the fort-;aey were kept there lor
about months and 5hen taken 70 Merida on tn9
passage the other lad maze bis eseePe, ieavip5
poor longs worth alone to niger and de' no oou0''
broken hearted prlsonar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

LyscuIsc AT raR Wssr.-In Hena, Ohio
g Se, as we learn from tho Cucioaasi TINES
Sia vile for several days in succession, fell into the
hands Of some of thu poya asoas town, WAC took
him to Roberts Grove gssssd him, tied hin 70
tree ard administered one bQndred lasaes with
raw bide, well laid on De vas then release! ot
3sy promise that be would leave tom within
twenty four hours-a promise he faithfully adhered
TO- The Same night a vehise man, who was N ar
ried few weeks ago at che Poor house, and who
was reported to have afterwards whipped hia vile
regularly every day, tied to the same tree
and punished in the same manner.
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HAskAan - @Ak.N..

t55s RXTENeIFE AND VALUABLE PK0P-
va ERfY FOR SALE y SHREWSBURY, NEW
JEksEY-2ho exenslge I'd vel able Farm or Plan
ualed st Narumaon the townshp Of Shrewsbury, Mon
mouth county New Jersey, is offered Tor ose al
price much below the m&rse. Ysue OF properly Lii ha' Vi
Tis is the most deAlrabs property in that section aud
was purchased by ste or with view OF obtaining
The nne peor and desrahe plantation 10 THIS oaf OF Inc
country hiss beea SO pronounced % many OF Inc hfst
9griculiurtts 10 this country
Shrewsbury ard EaonOwn 10 convenient to Inc city OF
NeNYorh {two seamooss cdanns daily 10 snd from 'le
isndipg mile distant ffo Inc proPet) Ii bounded on
the south nv the South Shrewsbury river by Tsch ur
Dstes uusurpassed facilities FOR fsoing, shooting and
sailing ,,,,
from four distinct ed 1ins each oher aud whichto-
geiber form farm OF four hundred and hy acres al
OF which sith the exception OF twenty acrea OF h'li'y
grow Ing timber laid Out in qUsre feds 40 connected
With that each difeen field connected sFh an IN,
falling spring or RreAm OF cab atef lo caI9 10 lsnceo
with yellow locust p2oe and slregdirals and ID under The
aeheel uiae OF cultivation.
There are upon the properly three commodious frame
h0usea fourth principal farm or mauson House, ak
well constructed tenant hougee large Windmill, "a obseT.
Vaiery 80 ee; high boa! house, abundance OF
barns carriage houses stables azd other oui6udlngS and
very extensive oyster grounds
Ills well stocked with fruit OF every kind raised IN
h climate and there belongs TO an sxhausteas bed OF
green sand snar exceedingly rch IN s eruzing qua!nes
peculiarly adapted enrchug and keepiag tho soil In
its present productive sBts The soils exceedingly adapt
sd 10 garden and ru cultivation for Tho Newly ora markets
IL VIII be cold, II des760 il separate arrns, ranging IN
price from SIS 800 up 800 co. bu. win be sold whole
at considerably lower piice.
Property Ia lie immediate vicinity has rsen Ia value at
least Is pei during the last TWO years aid 10 connu
ally and rapidly incI eaBpG In Value consequently Ihere
G For terms Of sale apply 70 YOUNG RUPHvEN At
ioneyn % Nassau ct NewYo where map o. The prop
Oreres or to either fihe subscribers 81 Bridgeport Conn
Bridgeport August 26Lb, iS6o; r,aon,or, ~
E. + gisaoP Alfred Bishop, Esq.
su28u W. D. BISHOP, } decessed
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e ssjEsSS M no AD.-P AssEN9Ek 3RhlIRS
e'aNie-sS<A UP-Leave Hew-York foot Of SSgE
lendst.s AN. and a P. M lsavs Newark 50 e. 3D. aaa ss
PAasHMaan TR4IHs DowH-hsaye Dover s.l5 AN. aeE
Las NJ; aorrif9En $50 A. Il and ~ r Nj Aaet FL
so5 p II; Mil!vlllo 7So a n and Els Nj Orange 7Ss
g. a. and sS5PM.
AJ oaArea Hohsa eAa-seays Orange a N. aaa Lss
r. d., leave NewYcrk II so A. u. and S16 z. N.
Passengers by these trains ars received and deveE9&
esch way at North and south Orange Nillvlls BuHN&
Chatham Madison HoRrtgtown Aofris Plsina, DaHvsle|
Rockawsy and Dover.
Al Dover Stages connsalrg Win tho A. ID. passenger
.faIn Leave for Buckaaunny, Slanhope RsHon Haekas'
own and Hope Daily, Milford and owego on MondsJe.
ssirstowo, colulubio, DelawIs Wstsr Sap sFeaEs'
blrgh, continuing TO the L2ckaReDnh Wofhs peessA&
through Bsnonyille, sanhope fsl Smiths Tsys,n, ae
9ueadays Thursdays and Bs1rdsyS e7a returning #sef
the ,. 81. trains for Hew.York
At DenYle sAges lsavs for PowerTie and Boentsh 92
She arrival OF the A. M and n trains from and Esest t
a. "a. and 2. 81. trains for Hew-York.
4, Honstown stages Leave on The arrival Of tas g. r.
passenger trains for Mendhsm Ghestsr, gchooleys heg
Jain Washington, Beyidere and gsston, daily, sns s$e
The P g. trains for New York.
Also for Bssking Ridge on tho arrival Of The T. fI
returning next uorQing connecting VILE inc a. Il usanos
EXTRA TRAIF FOR sCHoohEYB MOUNTaIR.
Ii addition 10 the above nans, an cxtTs express nEk
vii commence running Iuiy Sh max, and cont'as a.
III further notice. "a. .
EesTe NeT-York frog1 the foot Of 5ortisndst 81 10 ~
leave Newark tho arrival OF the A. train nom reE
dalphi proceeding directly TO Morrtsiown and sSS1z
where carriages win be In readiness to convey pssssaE
10 Schoolsys Mountain arriving In time for dnnsr'
Yhts train in going up will receive and douyet -
gors only 1t the following stations: Grange Nllys Ss'
Eli cbatharo Madison, AorStown aad koeksTay;
aons and Gomez, Iiih Ice u r ~ train 70 HsgYeIS
Prssongsrs are to procure shslr feksm before 1as2S
Ias Iea@ u i be- Teesva OILY wae pasase4
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TRAVELLING.


sSEG SsSa e ea42tEsT5 s e aAvAE1..
did steamship ISABEL coo tuna burdea commanded u
Capt wilstu Rollins will commence her regular pa 81
Monday, Oct and sail regularly from Ghansssos, q 81
Tor Havana tbs Lei ana BIB OF oEch szoak esA fSx
Nsvana &c Charleston on tbs sth ard I'd.
From Charleston ard Ss-sngah to Hsvsna.,.. .Ese
FROM Charleston and Savannah to Esy Wssi.. a.
''' sPoFFdsb. grLEsToN Z 90. Is sesaa44
"a Charleston 20 ID @. MoEEeAzs
Passengers leaving HAVANA by THE ship reach assG
by the lard ro11a the hfh DAY. or By mseHez Ess
ssa2-eI aopts9r1sr reach as7yYofs = Same tlsne q
=. ssSsss1 r kOk BUeTUN VIA HEwRCAE .
superior steamers aAy sTATEs srS ksSt
riAn srAst OF great sirergih and sneed, psrhtE&
esp.ea 20 tee Navigation 81 Lorg islsRd scuad rsA+8
- epoaeN1o,' WIN zoe FSs siyeT aud Old SlesS steSs
d'staoce OF = tnIes 10 Boston orly
sss .e R1r nc cay !'sss ss'r , nse T., ss
sa sss Fss5sdaYp md ,sssE7Tssys All "a
Tae ssaueT AatlhA afA1E Capt zeaI BSosssa
Shis Ltao Is The only tiat direct for fsswssY
These aIeeVbfs are hlte6 vi,h eornnodious atatsyn
and svoEy arrangement To- ae security ard ecsssay 4
passengers, who ars saordee u i1 rcgts nlehps 80
rad, reaching Boston early ,hs fcllotag uoriag g -
I2Qaip board gssus theig bHeskkg II wisAe isg 81
I'll the slarttns q tho aceoFN1nodatoa reiz Is 81 4 a.
which reaches Boston at about e Az.
baggage master IA attached to ehCh sssass2 yie f0
selves aud acxe'a es Baggage, ere EceoDeessss sc
Phe 'or psssSge sl The piles 81 stais reesa NJ
san1e ca By otheC Tires.
steamer runs 10 eucseshea u,sn this Ira te sss
icom ProVdopcs, daily, oxcept Sundays
Freight 10 Boston Ia skeg as the fAtss b ts4
gher regular ines, and forwarded With greater eSPss
ton BY Express freight irsn, wnch lesysa Eau 8jSCs
syey morning, tsurday excaped O'Clock, fer B@sE
end New Bedford, srflyu9 at p dssTnsacn Al & sscE
Eor eigh, appy 90 board, or al ths sfss % YSsg. s
Sorlh Rvar For stas herhs sppy on beeE2 81
aas 6s''d ia occurs hen he'd aPbGs sy ID
fsloS 10 and II Hssi g.
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HUpsoM RIVER RAILRoAp.
yeE1Yas f.stzgsssz9Ezyl NEW YORK TO ALI EusS
&fsgy Eifssdaa5t,sss BANY By Railroad

f.
4en sfasEssa sANY, By Railroad & $500
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1880
Or Gdd amer Tuegday May Fl, tho passenger trails will
nu iolovs, (sundaya eIcepted connecting Pough-
see2s!e T h he h, fas9s9g sesne5o nav WoRLD
running 10 and ffom Albany ard touching a tho usual ~.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
LEAVE NEw-xoR&, eoln9 aoR1H,
From the Office IL HQdsou.sl. near Chgnner1-ss.
AhMWay train for Aosay stopping al al wsy
Hgde PARK Kngsan E.rTytoH a7o MAIDEN caist
EddEou Coxsackie, suyYesent and Now Baltimore and
A!8i AM-Expfess train for Albany soppins as Yon.
kers, Dobos Ferry Deafman YaTybown Sing eng rsskE
Kill earrionG, Cod Spring. Fishfi New HambG+gh, and
Aida, which Will land at Kingston, Maiden, CsRkil,
Eadscn and Coxsackte and arrive q! Albany at 4! n
stopping AZ all way atatiops
AI3P.A.-5or passengaEz 10 Foughkaaps'e stopping o.
I'll the way stations.
At4P For passengers to Peckszil. stopping at tas
Intermediate stations.
Ala Pa-Exp1oss rar for Albany, stopping al Ycn-
kora, DobbG Ferry, DeagmGn, TarIJtown, sing Sing,
FcsSsE, Garrtgon's Cold Spring Fl ILL, New. Ham
aa5s e s5 G F R kGR4 iiea vii land q Hyds
Park Kingston, Barytowu, 2tyoH Rsder, Cstskll, Bgd
sea- Coxsacke s.uyTessn! sod Ns Baltimore, and arrive
I'll albany ct An.
As5P.M.-For passengers to Poughkeeptta uoppng q,
ell lbs way stations.
LEAVE PoUGHKEEPgIE, COINS BoUFH.
At & k.H-For Hew.Yofk stopping al al the way sts.
~ A,N.aTos freight ana passengers TO Eev.York,
stopping az ell way ssaloas.
AHA A-Fcr New. York, stoppng al all tho wsy sta.
ans except Croion VeEplancks, Tuoby Hook and One
ku1dred and hfy-sscond-Gt.
Al liz A-Os aEg7eoi stea4e1 !rcis AIbs1y, which
lsaEee there s, 81. Etopping HewH2mbufgh PtGh-
Kill Cod Spring, Garrsoos, Peekskin, singsing, FAIRY
town 0eaTulsn, Oobbs Ferry and Yonkers.
40 k-0T arrival OF steamer from Albany, Wnica
Tow Point and Verpenckg
Aiss Pbor or arrival OF sEeAu,eg tom Albany, whiea
leayes thsre s. y PA stopping ii all Wy atAaonS' ~
signal.
LEAVE PgEKsRILI ZOE EEEE.YoRKs
Atef A.M.--slopptus al all way stations. o.,h ~.
Passengers Will pronioIe hsY commentaries and eagy ~
ebtsr7fu tho folloiag rules: Is Give psrfedtas "a
ious to no baggage nan where yo1r bsggse seoid
ifverad thai he may marx II accordingly and neso5 sns,
1atsya ga ard delsya ID Procure yo1r 1cAeia Dee'
tpg heesrs; Sd % not Etznd OF ana PAilorils
}g26 Il Old q. q. t1E-- - ---1
-. 900 10 1-0An al per ccat. on improved
. l,UOUcity Prope,iX A5giggf92 co 50 Ptae-s.
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l5s}f.. rxyeesssssx1N E w. YOltM AND EaEW-EEAe
F5aSs ~ aGsalVGN SAILRoAD--on snd ohaf
1'Sa w Wednesday, April a. the folo1ssa
troins viii issya tho ESnala Station, bfoEdwag.4
Passengers s'so received al shV New Work and MasSf
gsilrcad Ofics twenty seventies,
l. Accommodation Traln et u All Tor Eew:Assaes22.
a4smrroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich, EsaAserS.
Rarvp N0ryai Wesport. Southport Fairfield, Briggs
pori gattord Milford and New Haven Psassngsra frs
Oton: and NalGs!1cA hsllroaag w aAs Gn Tf1a ~.
5toP Bridgeport Passengers from Way fer Ass1i
leu Pro7i.eaeD WorccgeT Hartford, Springfield and @s
aectcut River garosda viii iaks ibis Te,1 Fad iss E
press Frain at Eow-Havol.
T. Express Yrain att O'CLOCK IN. Tor Stamford, SfA9s
port Albany and HouEatonit BsiIs+. New haven, aeE
iford Springfield and ConpeaieH5 Eig' Ballfoad, Wor
cester Providence and Boston. .,,
g. Accommodation TrRin st AN for Nsw- havsA ~
lssrmedis1a 3tahons Hampton, Cheshire. BoulbfaSieB
Plninvile, Pennington, Avon 3arayie, aad sslSssYtE
aiddotoevn, Hartford and Springfield .v. v,....s,,
gdgspor and Hosastone and . HSqgHqss
s3TnfheId So 5r and sosoa
3. Accommodation FreiH et e.&. for HsSs'GhTee 5sH
ali the intermediate Stations.
g. Communication RrEln ct 30 2 "a. for 8ftdzaF91 an
FRAME 70 RKw.YoGK
/. Concentration 9ral al 5.4s AN ireZ Br1&&sptsT:S
stopping Is ell tbs Intermediate 3tRtione
g. Accommodation RrsiH St SIS AN frcm Ha~. SaSess
goppQg all Inermedins Bahons receiving Passazgef
iroIn NaugAuck Railroad at Bridgeport
B. Accommodation Freia g $50 A "a. freTa new.MRytT
stopping at Al the intermediates sshoua Iecsvlag Tee
and NeugEtuck Railroad.
Express Train at LILO Pa ia seansesa WITH 'sss
sXpreEs TrRIn from E0son) troEa HewHaySn atsPFs1g
Rt Bridgeport and Stamford resolving SesRSugsf1 fsS We
Mousatonlc Railroad at Bridgeport
s. Accommodation Yran at $50 ? III. (fassviRg Kae6sS@
ssrs from tho Accom- Trata froA Hostoz) fTaS
Msw-Haven stopping nj all tia Intermediate Stations
Express Trsn ct Sl0 NJ Tor IN connection with no.
press Train nom Eoaton stopping al Bridgeport NERVES.
and BIsmioFd, arriving 10 RowYork at lis IN 5sse&
lag Traja frsE piitohsia SesE0a,s Ws ssia fFaas o.
PpSsengers arc requested 10 procure skals bstsrc a
seass II lEe Cars la30ri BE- MAsOH, eQbG
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zS 1850.

asSS- - no HxPEEss EINB 70 TTTYssUa9E
!! SL, Ply ss cara 81 az Sf ss a
ilrozd arr et ina very 5oss and comfortable e
ara iea HsH packets lave bssa pseed es "a -
ssdsniahsd yE especial reference 10 tho eoEafeFt g.
nysneccs Of travellers sGording tho sfsarssss 81 s
IA szYeeabIs ,ourpay ts Rittsbzrgk. s..sx,,1.
Every effort win ha E.s5o 10 rsaess ElS tas ss' M
For sssts apply al III ayksss az 9 ssTsE sse
aad ChssnpL PhllEeslphE, We. GoLD VI 49,
geyg,ysTT nm e. Y nias&S AS$sS
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EAllIkNE.klNl1.

gsze AOA saie = sAUS5 1s,s r.;
M .1S fF. 9a'9 9a F9f sso Q ~
noCks Mtd5irio,,u.} aigHLsHp DOCK, iThes
aDrscneabIe, AND RED sANX.-7he go-k1p~a 500.
~e' irtvv EEwyoRs Lesvs suEE~sBU7y
Monday, SEPT g.. s Am. sood,y Sept 9. 10 AN.
Tuesosy -. 10. 81 :. Tuesday ,1ot
W-d1efdey.. III. =. Wetr eidey" I'LL :;
Thurpday -. ~. rh1rsfay - l5''lI - !,
sslp1dey..... "a. 10 :. saturday. IA. II
sul DAY ..l5. 10 sunday :-.'-'. .'l9,'
All peTs0ns fo-aj ra''a2 no above hoa or Sccopa
NB-fo freight taken on sandsyr except perishaDIe
s2lmT
FOE sH@EWssgp55ks; : u Lo sts
s E6F0a sRow FSs's o5 5Sf ai SS
lar stesmsr EDWIN Lewis, csot P oorlis', I'll
d dsesS, N sse Yea Il 1 oda ss a'' sp'
9M4 ssisv r. r. 13sias5} H. f. IT,.
Tbursdsy, = z :" = rpufseay :. u - y pm
S s,ioSy Z " 10 s satS :. Z & IN
Ge?Sa so ssoG Sc q sfi 5 w s9
ssgea vii ba rseT ssaeavsy esEHengar9 e I'll Psrs OF
,ho county p 2W.
N~@s AFO8 BRIDGEPORT, via s7RAT
81 sEstias7rs FORD -Fsie 80 cents-P1e s!eHmef An
A"41aA@4s SONIA, Capt. Geo. Deming, viii leave
Peek zip every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nernins
Tue.day Sept 3 at III Am. ThufdsJ sepi 49, ~ A.
sstuTdpy T. Tueadey q. - 3 =
Tburrdsy, = u = 81 :. Thursday, - %, " "
Saturday, ID, ia - Saturday,, " %, - "
Tuesdsy, . II, III -
For further particulars inquire Of
~ lmH TdOs. LOCkYER GU liz sputa-sl
.g-~~ ABULE5s FERRY, FILLETgDLEM
81 ,s73ess-z-zS eand FORT LEE-Ths steamboat FRANK
fsaEazzazssssCept Rogors will fotowr. landing
atThirteentnst:
Eron N 2 ioos Of Spring ct from Forl Lee.
Mopday g. TO- 9 and g. Monday, y! y and y.
TUESDAY, 10, and s. Tuesday A. Y Ano II;
Fbursday To- 9 and g. Yhrrfdsy, =, u md II.
friday P H. Friday. II AN.
SeturdRy, 6, 10 and g. Saturday, 81 u, Y snd IL
sundg3, 10 and ufOlm" Sunday u. II sud Q.
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TRAVELLING.

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onsen.n4-Lesvs New Yorf ior staSaan,ioa EirETa
soLsmE horbsiisYis, 4sasr., sochsilof sudalo, and
Os FRcNtS row ELLor EEE rom 9Is fgo, ~
A. a1 - tolnr sreakEsi N ,pos On gcard ma 3oa
AEFRess fRiis, a. Ill a. Il stepping oa, =. sQgeras
S1eSsG, 9oShen At!d!eoWE, foti etvla fsrrotgg,rs
OsfoSi hEocsboro Si1ghsEtcr. OEsgc Wa FsrY III az.
fssseagera Tor Rochester Rufao lc can odes a &C.
2gFA sRSinE tbs Express %ran frosa AIbSny next
soraug, arrive Il sochcaiss a1d Rufs!c 1e ssue Vs
81 ossssnget1 10 s1beny VIII he s9ysat%gs ota nEafs
way AID s5IL eaAix--Ass % q X Rtopfias $ ~ ths
giaolSarvtng Corning lhs kAlo SvonnE st 10 Is ccA
TAY fRAIn st Is y f1T oG1vie ARD NJ iE;SgLaesi'
Ass stations
oea. Siderns Chester soSheg aidaleioscp eosi iar rs
and al tic sgs!ions sFss 81 SCi lerG 10 HOmsllsys
PISS rye Tor auso BY hs raa crossed 10 lssn ,y dina
Ter, sc axe the Eypress rai nom klbsrv, artTa 81
81 z tsT ps * S s o "a ] ne
5usquehanas Railroad al Osvegc which ieays nned2,s.
the arrival OF the Erie sinl Passengers Eo Toga snd
syeong f9qn@s nue. o 5 rs cara o. S1 . 9ng sna
9eposit Leneeboro 6inEnsInIon Uwego, Saycry, fFes
tarvlla Enire Corning and Hornelsfle on arrival Of
YRAiNs 20 NBw.YoAK
szYaSss TEAIR lexTea Gorcra al IS a. *. stopping II
5snsboro Deposit Nnrrovsburg Port JeTyi Nddlstows,
Shesisr and suFsrnr srtvtus In View HcrkeI <sP.A
war AID AAn RsAlH leaves 0ornaS a. q = so 2.
Fi7S al ell ths n!sons and arrives IL NswYotE 81 - "a
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAA leaves Geneva al IS T n,
HornelsVle a2 80 ard sorning at a Pm. siopPnF AZ
al ID" StatoT Wesi OF Tori 5eryf aud 81 Atde own,
9o0 81 Chester sGes-zs AID Pisrmoni, arriving in New
YcrA si9A.M
@Ay 2nAIH leaves Otsvile al % n stopping al au
inc sstion9, and arriving IL new-Ycrk atIl AR.
~ Special Ernin On Monday morning lesyea FeT
5eFyis al 50 n Stopping nj al tie stations and arriving
In New York al 10 AN.
NswguRca Bs4HcH leaves Eavbargh al Is All and
80 An and is n. connecting witd tia .rana yoins
west Escsve Choser Ell IS "A "a and I. IA Aad asP N
or or arrival Of the treina rom tho Weat
SaEIaHr YRAIK1 leavp from pier foot EuSnssL at RI
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buo and all places
yea taken by Express freight !rslEs snd Is forwarded
nysn ''-' CHARLES MInoR. Superintendent
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q FHngAkICK ~. PACHFld ANN. 10
6cTa& Canstsi hetWeso Sullivan and Na!ck ga would
F E respectfully lnf0rrl his and ins paAc IN
ksSs general 'hai be keeps us1sl very large BE-
aen OF AGE gold gud t,Iges vatcSs rich and fseh0ns-
ble ewel,y nnc Fiver ~a-s or every description
Every article vSSHted r-pEe2s I'd sgd & .1r 10 1i
pc asiMe pHccS NH'cte= i-rsry al! s.grF s'ars nae
y C-dst sud reDslfai. as n
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Fsbh sAi.jr1ts<f45A.

ST hApi"R cry LENE.-THsouGB
shs4afs:s;E re Kt.fs TO SAN FR NCTSC0 Fs CHA
SBhS Tu7sdag. MA se7uenbs! -Tac aPioo.
Ga asaua aiP empire CRY 1000 burIen- J. .
Wi!sen commeuscr. vii es7s he7 dock. Fisr : Horts
RTer' fe7 chagrst 9ussiny September 10, Al ocloes
gARs TO cHAeR7S.
Of
20 Faiaoh iVp
oe,pol
e'eeisGe InatTets End board 81
PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO,
~ .I1 spendia and fsyorie steanshtP NoRpEEARsh
sanna ISp
SSsoHd c cs5n }LIR2s ahe e:
For freight or passage apply to
J.HOWARD K SON, 81 Broadway ny.
August &c, 1850 su2s tBlaDAW
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&AF0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
SS ERTY-A beautiful isrm Of l89 acres near Cold
Spring HHtbor, L. l. 90 ncres good wood, 20 good
orchard grated fruit, good feuce and buildings Steam
ooe' ane Railroad near by. FoY particulars call on
su2s lm* g y. BUTLEB, 2 Spruce al