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JEFFERSON Wa.er.ture Establishment.

nR SAMUEL CAREY would Respectfully
J inform the citizens of Eastern TEXAS that
he is now fitting up hi. buildings "a ms pace
tor the reception OF patients Who are dv.if"u-
Of ,cs,ing The practical application OF The
Water Cure.
Ua,inr praciiccd nineteen years under the
Aliopathie system. aud for the last two yeaf-
under the Water Core, and having become
fully on,iucrd 81 ihr superiority IT the latter
o,,r al other known practice, hr iial'cf' NM
.,if That he will be- able 20 give general salts
faction 10 an tAo-o Who ATE mbofhg unHef
chronic, nervous, OF acute diseases, 81 "hct''ef
type.
in the ,arlou. countries # Europe. ard in the
Nertlern States, has established The fact that
mi. practice b. now no longer an experiment,
and That nearly al the diseases incident 20 ha-
msni,y can be- treated more certainly, speedily
aud ciicciua'ly by Tbs, than by any olhcf
known practice.
MANY Diseases pronounced ipcurahie by med
icInes. or which ha,c hiiled the -kill II The
most eminent practitioners Il other systems
hagc Yielded. 81. 4 By magc' TO The all-h'"lihg
power. Of the Water cure.
Females laboring under complicated diseases
peculiar 10 their seN, and who have tailed to
lind relief from medicines, will Ind the Water
Curc m invariably safe aud eiieaeons remedy.
Those wishing information with uew to
try the Water Cure at this establishments or m
reference 10 following u course Of ircetmest at
home. viii meet with prompt attention by adj
dressing (postage PAID
DIR. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson, Csss county Texas.
! y. l,-br Carey viii continue to practice ~
Jefferson and vicinity, rs heretofore, under Ell
/ ,hcr system as thc patient may desire.
October ~, 1850 MS y
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NEW ORLEAN S..-Centinuee.


may be found ihr largest and best
w assortment Of Clothing u every dcscrip-
,ior in N,,e Orleans At this establishment
every article is offered at the lowest price at
wbic. i, can be sold. and no reduction can In
any instance be made Purchasers, whether
they are good or bad judges Of the quality Of
Goods, may res, assured of obtaining every ar
ticlc n, the very lowest prce, without the
trouble OF beating down, or the fear OF being
cheated. We have but one rrice Tor "ooos'
and tina, invariably is the loves, IN the city
Our stock Of Cloihng and Furnishing Goods
is now very large, comprising a very 'uii as
-oriment; all made in the latest and best man
ucr. and warranted in every respect
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REMDN Al.
FRESH 81 l'I1.1 =!

MARSHALL 4 JAMES have removed TO
vi the now br.ck store and warehouse, Ne.
SO. Camp street, and are now opening large
stock of Forcign and Dmcs'ic Dry Goods, to
which they ak the attention Of The city and
country trade Their supplies (Which are re-
plcnished hy every ARRIVAL consists OF
100 pieces English, German, and French Broad
200 PLAIN and fancy styles of Casslmeres
ooO Satnets,
20 eases Kentucky Jeans. assorted mixtures I;
10 single and double mixed Tweeds
30 yellow. green, red blue, and white
FlGhnels, plain and twlledi
200 rs and ii Osnaburgs, linen aud
cotton;
200 Jeans, Iln>eys, Korscys, Plains;
20 high co!orcd plaid and PLAN merlno
linseys. Caroline and Scot plcids, high eolored
mcrinos, alpaca, Lyoncsc cloths canton cloths'
bomba2ine. prince Albert cloths, bombazeis'
selycis, cashmercs, mnselinc de LANES, haregcs'
caiicos giughams, shlrilngs, shcellngs, hollands
sorres, siiielas, crayats, handkcrchleis cnpes,
collars, wristbands, hosiery, gloves, mits, but
tons. tapes. hooks and eyes spool cotton, aac-
rino and cotton shirts and drawers, stocks,
ties. parasols, umbrcllas. and bonneis, with a
rich assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Black and dress silk end lous, Flo 'ncos.
gauzcs saiius. reps, tariataHs, hobinc.' laco-
pci-, nnil and book mt l.in., plau aas 1rcd
sa is- muslin. .arl,hieial ti7er'- 'i+ tHft-.
,-s.., ID. ,si,ther, .1tin rushns. dfu UHt Ii-
aprf- ac's. ,drint. .nseuIngs. c",t' tind-
mr,. baId-. shaNia, slrar, nud luue) cloths
ler carriage 0Aa ear, Innings, billiard cloths,
waddngs, cotton yarn, sewing silks and twist,
ilax thread, skcin cotton, huckabacks, drills,
grass cloths dcnms, twill stripes, indigo blue
drills, cotionadcs, cotton cassmercs, mosquito
net, which, with full stock Of everything re-
quircd for Planters and Merchants, we intend
to keep 50 as TO supply orders in fall, aud also
to extend the same liberal facilities We have
heretofore done.
MARSHALL # JAMES,
No. 50 Camp street.
New Orleans, Dee. H. 1850. n26 3m.
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fNFT' TT" W = WI 1T
with iron ayleirees, price 81 10
cnrh. Two pair. OF timber
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For sale.

T'wcntg. one 1hoasaRd Acres Of Land
k,ITUATE in Harrison, Ipsher. Smith, and
~ Wood Counties. ~ iract4 to suit purcIiasvs
Title undspu,od Terms accommodating:
ALSO.
Ore hundred Town Lots in the City Of Mar
shall, with eligeblc sites for private residences
Together with five improved Lots and comior-
table dwellings thereon for further particulars
apply to the undersigned.
W. r. u. WARD
Nav lslD u11 If
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anelne aud sumner Gssls"
FRESH SUPPLY!H


~
ne0PfCTrUl.l.Y invite public attention to
II - Auvtnx md Snms,er stock. just re-
eetsl1 = - stand, At The Vcsf end u tAs
H6Ss 0.ssre !MsrsAaA The, would LAY 10
- eusfeues., ami the public generally, TINT
eSsi, s.el. we're beagLt !" New Orleans, from
wr.lss ivupsstins hous~,, and they Aa'ler them
- ~ VII he able to give general salts
0eeiea. 4krr stock consists in part as fol-
oowA vts:
l~vsN: beown and blearhca domestic Of
~snev v,ejetv: brown mud b.eachcd drilling
$500, u English, French, and American
snnalwtpee; drnins; camlct jeans, eamlei
- tieAtas; cotton stripes; apron cheek, ;
- cloths; dimiry, &c, &e.; dnmask eur.
-: eNheosdcscd do; linen coating bun
49, lSarn; slate do. do; Irish linen: brow H.
~. - white holland table linen. do cloths
= Aapcs, napkins, &c, Sc, printed mnslihs :
NJ 10 Swiss and null muslns; checked,
~. md striped Swiss; embroidered do, ~
1oatesns !. French jaesonci- Of every VARIETY /.
1lneAaas Of every variety; ciamhry do. solid
ss,sss; chambry linen. PLAIN aud solid color. =
shnaesable do, do, Sc; ,elsct- alpacas black
~, and brown embroidered muslin cape
vstas: pssrso,s; siik m! poke; bdkis., and
tlsek and six crasat-; kaen and lawn Sc
jsag nitt., kid and silk gloves; lHccs, cdsing'
Inssstisg, &c.; hosiery OF every variety
nov NETS
a. Fancy silk bonncts, with and without
plumes; open worked do.' lace DO.
ysenrh I,rc do Mohair do. Miss Jenny Lind
h. Bonnie, and cap ribbons French flowers
wrsaaha, &C.
= BOOTS AND SHOES
on every variety; three dozen Dancing
FsmYs.
Drst beaver hats moleskin and silk do.
nusas Vista and Champeacby do.
NADDLERf.
a ladies' and genIlemen'- saddles tri-
dies, msr,ingales, girlhs, surcingies,
hr,Jis filings, Sc.
- HARDWARE
II Axes, ha,chets, hammers, drawing chains,
- ehisc)s, saws, ing-kniyes. hinges, buis,
scr-wa powder, lead, shot, enilcry, nails &c.
Crockery, China, and Giass Ware, Ifn and
Wom War;;
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ri,th, masino, and linen chasnbry coats cnssa.
mers, alpaca, linen, and naukin pants, fancy
ak, plain aid plaid satin yeats, linen bosom
snirts, assln do. do.
They deem Il unnecessary TO 60 further Into
ieiail. Besides Thu above, there is nearly exc.
~ article usually wind in country stores vi
u whirh will BIZ sold on terms that VIII recon
mcpd them 10 purchasers. Give them call
rnd examine frs yourselves.
Marshall, April ~. 1859. 40 II
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Furniture Warclhe use,

Ar Tug undersigned respectfully
u inInrm their friends and the
ds3 public, that they have Just re-
eeeed and are daily receiving an extensive as
sortmcnt Of Cabinet Furnitnr, of every yari.
ely aud style; also, choice assortment Of the
following articles, to wit; chairs, feathers,
spFing, moss, and hair mattresses; curlcd hair,
hair cloth, plush damasks, cords, and tassels,
gimps, varnish, etc. etc
Purchasers Gre invited to call and examine
our stock, which will be offered at prices that
cannot fail to please.
e. FLINT T. JONES.
Nos. 46 and as Royal ST., NO. mac "
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L>DWlN CATER, Notary Pubiie, Office at
IL ihc County Clerks Office. ~
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steamer Southern.

NAnL. ArrLEGATE, Captain, will
sws~rSA commence with the opening of the
aasaak3sS.zA river, and run regularly between
Mar Orleans, Nhrereperf, Pori teddo, and
Jsesison. touching at ~ intermediate landings,
and continue IN the lf..ir As long AS the water
will permit. She has been fitted up expressly
for this trade, and for durability, safety, neat
ness, and the attention of her officers can no,
be surpassed Il Is intended that everything
about her shall be such as To invite custom.
Dee. II, 1850 % tf
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WIN DAVENPORT.
ursllrR COUNTY. TrxAs.

fNVVs
recommend j s. Alexander to The public Us
good Gin.rght, ] bought 10 saw gin Of
his make last year do not believe it can be
surpassed by any IN the United States.
lni3 lyl o. IT, METtiNIN
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Plano FOrrcs. Music. and Musical
Nero IN lldiSc.


The subscribers have now and in.
6N icld always to keep on hand, for
~ ~ sale at the mos, reasonable prices.
a good assortment of the Bea Piano Fories
manufactured ia this country and ia France
They are sole agents for lIorsts patent double
Iron framed piano forics the most durable and
decidedly the best piano now in use. They are
peculiarly adapted 10 the southern or any damp
climate, there being but very little glue in the
body Of the piano. consequently they viii re-
main much longer in time than any other make,
rs the weather has no effect upon them. The
ease TO the iron piano is Independent Of the
body and can be ca-ly removed at pleasure
The tone is more fall, rich, and mellow than in
other pianos. We import the Pleyel d Co.,
Paris Planes, made expressly to our order Pr
amos of 6, 81, 81 and ociases, some in rich
carved cases.
Also-Melo8cons scraphnes. guitars of the
best makers, yiolns, vioiouccllo,, accordeons,
flutes, banjos, music boxes, and instruments Of
all kinds guitar harp violin, violonecllo and
other strings pegs, bridges reeds. finger boards.
bows, bow hair, tail pieces, rosin, &c Piano
Forte and other music published and music re-.
ceved from all the Northern publishers rs soon
rs published Orders from the country soic-
tied and promptly attended to. A liberal dis
count made on large orders and to music
teachers As the subscriber. import most of
their goods, they can offer better inducements
to purchasers to give them n call before pur-
chasing, at No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans,
Jdst two doors from Gravier street.
n26 iy TYLER T. HEWITT
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|rshr Go. Tsrds, tprH 2, 1880.
certify that bouqh, 30 Saw Gin of J. s,
Alexander last spring, that ia as good as any
that | ever saw, both for making good sam
pier aud i',st picking BENZ. GAGE.
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THIS new and splendid boat.
Srd> SMOKER. Captain, viii run regu-
GIlass larry throughout the business sea-
SON. between jefferson, Port Caddo and \en
Orleans, touching at all intermediate landings
She has been built expressly for this trade, and
for safety. and the character of her accommoda-
tons, eannot be surpassed BY any boat on the
river. Her cabin i, large and comm odious, and
neatly fitted up Il is intended she shall COM
bne speed, safety, and comfort.
Dee. ~, 1880. noo6 &c
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Nos. 3 and Camp H., 3 do,rs from Canal
Nrf~ 0rirGng.
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hR. ROGERS Compound Syrup Of Liver
- port. Tar, aud Canchalaguc, iorronsump
ton. bronchitis. coughs, asthma. and lung con,
plain,s generally, can be found a, the Drug
Store Of NORRIS d TACEETT.
MAY ., 1880 Asv
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". p uLL, sRNfrs, ?. " suEnn
IT'LL, FRAZER. & SilEDD, Attorneys az
l i La,r Marshall. Texas, will practice ia the
Supreme and District Courts Of the State. and
the Courts Of the United States icf theSlatc
OF Texas. nj ~
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Curis. wigs. TOupces. sc.

MONS. kUFFIER Uair Dresser respect
wi fully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of this place, and the surrounding country, that
having received from New Orleans and the
North large assortment Of hair, he is now
ready to I'LL any orders entrusted to him.
Marshall, June 90, 1850. Mi vim
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JCrFC r SOY.

II G.. BENNERS, AHoraey md tguHsfiior
II. AT Lar, Jefferson, Texas.
October ~, 1850. hlS ON
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s N UF =

SNU FF.
A ILL kinds q snufF---and very superior mr.
"A TILE Of Scotch, together uA "nIl sorts y
OF COOL and pretty thngs, can b. found a, the
Drug Store u NORRIS 4 TACKETT.
May =, 1850. D46v
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NrllIIAM \. IIlII Agor1sy a lac, Mo
W .na' Trsne. u37
4 rIRGL n DuBOSE, Aaorge' - tam
' Star pll Harrison county, " -Hs' 'P
II FAKE. Mon ieg ~ -'f'' NAHlHgg, Ia
l l. noia coun,,. 1'.a-. Soy
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". ocfitrRgs. J.. r wic5Ati.
& WiGFALi, Attorneys al
~ lar, will attend all the Courts Of the
sixth Judicial District, Marshall. Texas. M
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wheels, with screws, ~ feet high, 7 inch tread
They take orders for all kinds of wagon work,
and deliver them on plantation, at manuiae-
turers prices.
Al-o--A large assortment Of Hardrdre, Tor
plantation use, viz. chains wrought and cut
nails: Hunts axes; socket spades; long han
de shovels and spades; hoes of all kinds
cane knives; hook aud plate hinges grind
stones, common end Scotch collars; MANILA
and tarrcd rope; cro,s.cut, pit, aud mill saws :
files of all kinds iron blocks, with 7 inch
sheaycs, large assortment o! English aud
American bar from iron aylcs, "''h boxes; ;
sperm, whale, and n-ecd oils; spirits of tur-
pcntine patty; window glass and paints of
al kinds HOGAN q TlREAtD.
Corner Custom and Leycl, y O. n2G en-
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4 MERRY, HENDERSON, & CO., Co
~ mission Merchants, 66 Magazine sirsN
New Orleans nisy
Refer 10 Messrs Try f. Ward. Jef'ef's''
Tarrant Il Henderson, Corsieana--Texas.
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

AAV H1st an = 4USs4Nt.
lion. Il. W. N. King, Professor of Theory
and Practice Of Law.
John DcIaiield, Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
ejal Jurisprudence.
1srms--s50 per session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
n-nt must b. addressed to
u, W. NJ. KING, Esq.
MfnrMp, Tenn, March, 1880.
Tho Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth. and professional requirements, will com
pare fAvosably with the most distinguished in
our country. Tie medical faculty constitutes
A. snon,a;y in this OF any other coun,ry--all
Of them are abe lecturers aud the best of
teachers.
Those WI, will contemplate our geographic
cal position, and the extent Of our population.
ese nave no doubt 10 the eligibility Of oar
situation for IN enterprise Of the Kind, As to
aealsh including all seasons Of the year, we
lrny that ANY OTHER cry mas aogE.
AeosumOn error exists in the minds of many
students relative to the place Of studying med.
ici0e; those who intend practIeiug among the
disrases Of the West and South, should GER
tsiaiy educate themselves at school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied 81 the per.
Maneacy u this school, wc feel il our duty to
state that the Trustees and Faculty form uSlr
in action, which augurs well for its future sue.
cess; md that the peculiar internal Organization
which connects them cannot be interrupted.
T.. W. NJ. KING. Esq,
President # the Memphis INSTITUTE.
march I, 1880 40 ly
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John Durbridsc \ Co..

JUnn UUTUTIUHF \ o..
DESpECTFt'l LILY ca'l the attention Of their
II mcr chants trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans 10 call and examine his stock Of
the following goods, ~ they have great ed
vantage ovcr a great fanny merchants in manu-.
sold by them will be guaranteed same as the
sample shown, The following are few Of
the kind always on hand
xx, NIX Mol.-skin; *, NyX Cashmere;
Black Union Hats, Pearl Union Hats;
Boys Buena Vista Hats
Fine Hungarian" Fine lamarlinc Hats
BOYS Cloth Caps: Glazed
Caps etc. etc, etc. for sale low, at wholesale,
by ]. DuRBRlDGE & co.
20 Cuslomhousc street, New Orleans.
Dec, II, 1850. no26 Is
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i'm. Mrnrnt ron Ploughs, without

They have now in store 81 pairs OF Wheels
with IRON axle- and shafts Of = to 8 inches, and
30 pairs of , 10 s inches, with wood axles.
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NOTICE.
WANT TO EMPLOY a "No /" Cabinet
L Workman next year, Of steady habits. No
pcrsos need apply unless he is first rate
hand WIN give such person 1915 per month
and board.
pfec, to me nj Marshall. Harrison county,
ieAas- SAMUEL e. 4. FORD.
November 10th. ls50--23-tf
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II J. HART 4 co. Groccrs ard Coz
IL mission Merchants. No. 70 Tchoupiioals
street. New Orleans Dealers in l.quon u
all kinds Brandy Gin. Whisky, Rum Hine<
Cordials. Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Segars, Tobacco;
Sulpha,c Of Quinne by the case aud siapS
Drugs; Paper, all kinds; oils, spices, piek'sA
keichups, soap, starch, hams. lard, bacon, eu''e;
cheese, beef, pork, and all Kinds of aape ~
fancy Groceries. ~ Coleman's patent u"ds'
iatory corn mills. navy
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~ NJ. ADAMS, Aa0rHcg al lar, Marshall,
Harrison county. Texas. n33 y
INJURY FIELD, attorney a La~. Adj
- dress: ElysIan Fields, Harrison county,
Texas. n33 ly.
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p. y NosrLrt. uALt.
AOSEl.EY & HALL. attorneys At lar,
vi Marshall, Texas I'll
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Massey ASkEW, Attorney al ban, Mar
\ shall, Harrison county, Texas, will practice
in the District Courts Of the counties OF iiar-
uson, Cass, tpshur, Smith, Cherokee, Rusk,
and Pamela.
Collections entrusted to hin will receive
.pccl Altontlnn.
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~ C. GALLOWAY, AnorBey at La'r, Gil
\ 2. mer, tp-hur county, Texas viii practice
in lpshur and adjoining counties, and viii at
tend specially to the business Of collecting.
April, 1850. MIC
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.

Continued from the fourth page Of this days paper.l
1880 From Jackson c. H. at q week, Tuesday
Bv Aneerons and Moores Mills;
To Letart Falls, Ohio, by IL m IL miles
And back between l p and 8 p m.
Proposals for additional weekly trip (on Fnday) will
be considered.
1901 From Jackson c. H. at am, once week, Wednes-
day;
By Buffalo and Big Level;
TO Cabell C. H. by 6 p m next day, so miles;
And back between a Friday and m next day.
1892 From Jackson c. H. at m, once week. Saturday;
By Reedyvlle and Tanners Roads;
To Arnoldsburg by p m, 40 miles,
- And back between q m and p m next day.
1888 From Cabel G. H. at m, once week, Friday
To Bloomingdale by p m, "a miles;
And back between st and p M
1884 From Gennville at ms twice week. TUESDAY ana
Saturday; 49,
By Co1's Mills, Bone Creek, Lawson's Store, Farm
ineton, and Richie G. H.;
To Schumla by p m, 80 miles;
And back between z q m and m, Monday and
Proposals or an additional weekly trip between schuma
and Richie O. H. will be considered
as95 From New Salem at a m, once week, Tuesday
Bv Nav Milton, Sugar Grove, and Pennington
To Hansvile (Ritche G. H } by 8 m, 80 miles
And back between m and m next day
Query Whether this route is necessary See No.
1884 and $685.
1886 From Leading Greek at M Twice week. iuesday
To GlennvIle by m, 10 miles
And back between l m and p M
Query Whether both this route and No. 1884 are ne
cessaryl
1897 From Weston at 8 m, once week, wednesday
Bv Bush,s Mills, Collinss Settlement, Benefits Mills
ireland, Bulltown, and Fatwoods;
To Braxton G. H. by m next day;
And back by Flatwoods, Bultown. Ireland, Bennetts
Mills Big Skin Creek, and Little Skin Greek between
sam Friday and IL next day. equal to AZ miles
and back. -
a5es From Weston at 6 a m, once week, Wednesday;
By New Milton
10 West Union by 5 m, SO miles,
nd haekb etWecn q O and TUESDAY.
$500 From West Union at m, once week, Monday;
Bv Sine Spring Mills, Pennington, Lewn's and Law
sons Store, and Zebuon Daviss Mill
To Webb's mills oy m, SO miles;
And back between m and m next DAY.
csOO From Buchanan at m, once q week, wednesday
Bv French Creek and Frenchton;
TO Benefits Mills by 3 p m, ~ miles,
And back between 81 "Wednesday. and ~ m next
day. -, r.I
To Kanawha G. H. by m next Sunday, loo miles,
And back between Monday and m next
Wednesday. r..
2so2 From Travellers Repose at m, once week. Mon
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And back between Sunday and p m next
day, LIST of April TO LIST of October and between
Sunday, and p m next Tuesday, LIST of October to
LIST April each year.
1886 From Red Sulphur Springs at m week,
Tuesday;
By Pipe Stem;
To Princeton by m, 80 miles,
And back between and p m, Monday
Proposals for additional weekly trip and extension
10 East river invited also proposals to 60 by the
mouth Of Island creek, instead of Pipe Stem, and
proposals TO commence at Buffalo
1867 From Kanawha G. H. at p three times week,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
BY Cossmouth, Mount Salem, Mud Bridge, and
Csbel G. H.
To Guyandotte by IL next days, 40 miles.
And back between a m and p m, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
1868 From Kanawha g. H. at m three times week,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY mouth of Poca, Walnut Grove, Winfield, Red
house Shoals, Buffalo, Alexander and Arbucke;
To Point Pleasant by next day. SIS miles;
And back between a m and m, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
1868 From Kanawha G. H. at m once a week, We'd
nesday;
BY Jarretts Ford Clendenin, Walton, Henries Fork,
Anoldsburg and Steer Creek,
To Gennvle by 8 p next Friday, rs miles;
And back between s a m Monday and IL m next
Wednesday.
267O From Kanawha G. H. at q week, Thursday
BY Pocotaliso and sissonvile;
To Jackson G. H. by p m, 40 mies
And back between q m and p m Wednesday,