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Bills Of Exchange on

Bills Of Exchange on
New York,
Philadelphia,
New Orlctn
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Pittsl,urg
Boston,
st Louis
The undersigned having made ar.
rangements with one of the wea tbiest
banking houses in the Atlantic States
or California, are prepared to sell Bills
Of Exchange, for gold dust or coin. .o1 as
iit-yrable terms as any he, responsible
house. We draw on
Page & Bacon st Louis,
Atlantic Bank, Boston,
State Bank, Louisiana. \ Orleans.
Drew, Robinson 6 Co, n York.
A Vandyke Jr. & Co Philadelphia
7 Goodman & Co Cincinnati.
Hutehlngs Il 20, Louisville,
Jones & Co, pittsburg
We will continue to forward eold dust
and letters through the old established
house Of Adams Il Go. All sold du.t
will bo forwarded through the Pacific
Mail iine which never fails Letter,
~u! be sent by Vanderbilts new line
desired
Ha'iog little ~"or, ',r. - o,,r IL r,-e
he. ".r 'r safa M .aasinne L
yfisure q rr~
..t. T. H,ESr.
'..1aa City & 1t 5tn I&il.
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CITY Bath House

oN Main street, between Rirdseve q. Co.
ana Avery q Mlls, is now ia compste opera.
non bathing s,lOon which needs no recon-
ln'n!al'oh oLi the visits Of the good citizens
ot Nevada City All kinds of baths, cold,
warm, hot, vapor and -hOwcr, adapted as well
to the benefit OF invnlils as the comfort and
perpemliy Of the health of those who possess
that blessing. Come along. and see what we
nave to offer You as aluxurv in this WV You
can be shaved by the best barber in Nevada.
nave any KIND of a bath you wish. exchange
your sOiied clothes for clean ones. and have
them washed and ready for you at your pleas
uge.
Our arrangements, which will be complete
IN few days, will be to carry on a systematic
Laundry, having a large clothes cupboard
with pigeon holes for each PERSONS clothes
where they may be had at any hour OF the day
'r night. Miners can leave any thing they
wish. even whole suit of clothes, which they
may wish 20 have convenient and ready for
my occasion when they come into town But
MAKE your wishes known to us, Ald it viii he
gu pleasure to crafty hem, if in our power.
TO stopping short of a full application of the
lental art, or the science of medicine Min
ers merchants and mechanics, Judges law
'ers, sn"rting men, and doctors, shall all be
ccnnnlpd ted in that which will cenduce so
0a.. GOOD feelings md fne foo'-.
Ht ..'s VIII h1ra al a. .Hfu r- .i.r...t
h .W nllnHr, ended D.. -ra. .t.i.1.
~i Nada. h4.ou &Fna al1e rose 3rta.
ash aHuse 7 5' ~uptuttog5ah sH4
arr nenL HOF & FE.4N
Ners IA. r,ne p 1854.
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DENTISTRY.

S. C. MCINTYRE respectfully in
forms the public that he has located
himself in Nevada. ana offers his undl
vided professional attention in all its
branches. From a long experience, and
tie highest testimonials from Ir Brews'
ter of Paris, with whom he graduated
and DR. Parudy of New York, he hope
to merit public confidence lie propose
visiting Grass Valley and Rough an(
Ready few days every month
All operations warranted.
au23- IF
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in Boggs & Cos. Express
August 18th, 1851
Bailey John P lamison James
R,rker Homer G Klackner John B P 2
Bi.bee " H Langworth Peter
3rown Nathaniel Loveioy Crawford
Campbell Hugh Mrheeters Az1p'ck
CLANCY John Milier hohas y
Coles Thes Prce benJ
Gunner Chas w 2 Scott Joel 2
Connolly Thos Seh,aeder ' VI
Cooke John S shepneru
Crawford Samuel Spahr rrameis
Cunningham Robt wSnries W lilia'"
Farmer John W Suter 'ohn
r"nI.na Iohn Taylor John
uolIor hnson Wills Thomas
uanaanb buroh ] VoorWilliamson A
h;os . Williams John 4
uawrv William 3 Wilson James 5
Irwin John X
The above letters can be found at the
Broad ST. Drug store
G CLARK, Agent
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II e NJ O V F. ID

The undersigned would beg leave to in.
form the public that he has .meved his Of
nee to the Court House On Main street
where he will be found to attend TO all Off
clal business connected with his office also
to draw up deeds, mortgages, contracts. etc.
and to take The acknowledgement Of any in
strument of lecord
JOHN EDWARDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Nevada june 25tl. 1881
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For Sale or Rent

vayuE Livery Stand upon Main and Com
q merciai streets, known as the "TArrER-
Iii SrABLEs," and cornm andng a view of
bot, of said sire cts, will be sold or rented on
,he mos, reasonable terms. The ADVANTAGES
of his stand for the Livery Business are far
superior TO any in the city. Possession given
on the 36th inst.
Enquire at the sign Of the "GoLD wArcH," ("
on Broad street.
Nevnda city. Sept. TO- ls5l---tf
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Strayed or Stolel,

4 soIrel Mare from near Kiot.yflc. bran.
= ded $ on The left hip, face somcwh.,,
d'S'ed, and tlree white feet Also. da1
crown Mule branded o on the left lin. A
reW@rd Of SIS will he pnji for the rncoverv
o' either, or If stolen, $50 addifiona! for tie
Kietaville vi
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Notice

J,tss received at then on
stand 3roa street a choice lot OF gro
.eric. insisting Of the folio E.ng
1890 .bs hams,
Atl ln. extra olnvassed hams,
lJ6u lb, fresh Chill -four,
200 gals ) II syrup,
400 lbs adamantine candles,
II ra.ss lemon syrup,
81 cases pale ale,
500 los Java coffee,
Is kegs chewing tobacco, Thomas
brand,
600 lbs bacon sides
? hbls water crackers,
> buter
IL quarter bbIs clear pork,
- .a~es pickles.,
3 kegs pickles, in 5, 8 and 10 gals,
dlz hickory pick helyes
- sacks Cal potatoes,
400 lbs extra leaf lard,
Also Matches &c. &c. sc.
Moore s. BoRRADAILE
SPA IF Broad street.
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Clark and Dickinson.
BOW ERS' EXPRESS.
Through without detention, daily to
Sacramento and san Francisco.

Through without detention, daily to
Sacramento and san Francisco.
III subscribers having completely organ
ized their Express, win receive and forward all
packages, parcels letters. and yaluables 70
any part of the mines or the States. our ar
rangements are uneIualed for safety and dis
patch, in sending TO th States treasure or ar
iicIes Of nalue through the well known Express
Of Adams and Co. Also Bills OF Exchange on
any part Of the Atlsntic States or Europe.
Our daily Express will leave in time 10 con-
meet with Freeman ana Co, in Sacramento,
and Adams and Co. san Francisco, thew hav.
ing the contract for csrIyinp express matter
on the splendid steamers Senator and New
World, on board Of which are safes under the
charge of special messenger Therefore we
think we can guarantee to our patrons the ut
mo safety aud dispatch In the transmission Of
lett s pal ers, parcels or treasure oc any de.
scrip on The Express will always 20 in
charg Of one OF the concern We have a fire
ana "a thiei proof safe, where merchants
and m ers can deposit their money with en-
tire safe 7. Particular attention aiyen To Oh
tanning tiers and packages from below, and
delivered without delay No charge made on
depostors forwarding through us
Offices rceman and Co., Sacramento :;
Adams an o., San Francisco.
BOWERS q co,
Main s., opposite the Bridge,
June II. 1851. IT,
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EOr sac

The EIfREKA H0USL n. et Creek
Lower Gro ng Ibis ssFa' 'siHient'
combining tha Adverta tavern,
tradiug pest oad a tsaltty 10 alton nio
WA etwecu tie cold 81 the 1oantl'"s
and the heat 81 30 vai'eg situated
near tho main l5naa, and ga one 0! th'
main thorouchlarrs 70 che upper n'hes
will he .old hy the gbTrF rfaf"i'i%,y'
os business requires h.a, j. 1etuf g iae
States. lnls hoaso u .'4ira " "i"pt.,' 81
to family, being 50 hf AV iv'r ~.
laree bar, din'ae aoa cook Ts's' u u
aha, he. 70 by ~ s,5ee I9'm 20 ~, Sse
vi" San,,' e,t sslses 3 M.e 1HER.
| Irit. 9tl n0litf
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Bricks, Bricks, Bricks.

For sale at the Nevada brick yari l.
head of Broad street.
sept. lin
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Taken up,
LEMON STARK.
For Sale.

A one-half or three-quartcrs interest
in mining company's claims on Daisey
Bill, of acknowledged richness. Early
application should he made at Grass
Valley, to }. N. SAUNDERS.
Sep. 5-tf
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BUCKEYE STORE
Foster, Barrett. & Go

J IA Ahf I L for past iavor,, Wis, 10 sav
TO the MINERS and the public in general
'h"t they are Just receiving, nj their cd sta,,a
on, on Broad street, The finest stock Of
'.'.''. ~ ,Lhii.S' Lhii.S' Liot oh- aud PROVISIONS
ever brought 10 this mari ct. dire, r nn, G.
Francisco, which they will sell Al, ne vo,v
lowest possible rates. Call aud examine on',
stock before purchasing elsewhere anT aq
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Tw 1ty Dollas Reward !.
SI'RAYED

EROM the subscriber aho.; he 9th or
L 10th inst, an Iron Gf,y Horse branded
GE united, on the left saop'1ce, aaa ,,, = o"
the hlp--a SO a a Spanish bard "hoe'J, I.
viii delSer the above 4 scr'ea orsf 10
NJ JEFroRns. Gold iseu ~ ira'e bi'' 81
Bowers Express Ofset s"aH 3. size A4e
above re,@
NeyeRa faca 7 6t
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W. $. s c. COOLEpGE. t.cnrrl Deal.
w 'rs IN Groceries. Provisions. u me-
ln1rs, Cigars, &c. } rect ucarb-b
S'eramcnto. Apri 10, lo5l.
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Far S. ie.
For Sale.
San fru,clsco. ttttiJoihf1t.

T
gRvIE bqnking bulding oi this firm was par
ii llv DESTROYED by the calamiious fire oi
Nav in last. IN which their hooks OF accounts
were consumed but money and papers saved
Owing to these accidents. and tn the severe
per .onnl injuries. bv fire, sustained by Mr..
Wells. and also bv all the persons connected
'"ilh the business "A temporary delay became
unayoidable to ascertain and regulate the ne
,orn,s. The accounts are now adjusted. the
Banking Building has been rebuilt in more
substantial and fire pruof manner than before.
and since the middle Of June last, their usual
business has been resumed, at the old stand
corner Of Montgomery and Clay streets,
The highest market prices are at all times
maid for Gold Dust EXCHANGE on England
and all parts ef the United States.
WELLS and Co., San Francisco,
BEAcH, WELLS and Co, Sac City.
San Francisco 2sth July ls5l--lm
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Hubbard & Hodges Law

OF ice, and their BooF and Stationery store
and Circulating Library, corner of Main and
Coyote streets,
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Styles and Lyon. Genera

oIyTVS anu LyOn VIPnefa 7
Undertakes, corner of Pine and Comuer,
cial streets, keep on hand at all times. II
fnll nnntv of roadv male cof'ins Of all
~ ~,.e e. .i 4o4f,8. .rasr '0~
ia al rs ,at1us brar lrs srselds ud
exPediuauslv execute Tho friroas ef
Gersa~ed pt sous are es.s ilUnN Jnli}ed
% give tGCm q CAL auvINin
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EalliInll

r.s pul,.,c nro horesy arf'1Aed AGAINST
,.s ~, nAie 9, ..,c1 ~ Rs 10 Ptu'inr
,r"u,p Inc for six ,0ldrcd 10 81 dated re Ne
po,lr .;,v Trlpay sth 1854 us the sa'i
vaua as,,, .aad D. rnispPFcse ri an
note y ~ ROBINS -
AN" THflNt a 5 HERM
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Diablo Verde.
Tho fr rrierors nr the '' GRl2IN D." l."
respectfully invite tle aileutiou .f tl, pr .i.
4 lh,ir cbucr aseasmeH, 0f fiigs0ts. cigaI-.eir.
ssss-sie fffafils
Inrir estaN isa.uou. Is .stutt q d.ierit ut sor
the pramutic Museum. where thev will furnish
their frienls with some more ot those prime
cocktails. cob brlcrs, luips and other beverages
as refreshing as Joves nectar.
po26T WANEY & ROBINSON.
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NOTICE.

All persons who have paid tax to the
County Treasurer for License OF any de-
sciption are requested to deposit his re-
ceipts for the same, with the county
Auditor, Theodore Miller, and obtain
their License. Auditors Office in the
Clerks & Recorders Office, Main Street
opposite the New Presbyterian church.
THEO MILLER,
Go. Auditor.
Nevada City. Aug. 18th 1851
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kviraction of Teeth

Niil he '.mrmed without resoring to me use
pt the Turnkey in any case. Nhlorolo,m
wil ls administered when required and all
~ ,rations for preserving and nrautilying the
sa,h oertol nioi according to 'he 'nostarproV"d
method Having had au experience OF seven
teen year, hc hopes TO give general satlsiac-
,i0n
Ofioe on tie South side Of BroadwayI
door lu1ve The "City AlaTkct.n
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E..stra

Taken rlp oa Buckeye Hii' Aagn.s
lQth. inst a brown horse nule, ana -
Low az che hay ya,d q Thos Holmes, N
Nevada City The o'ner . requested
70 eoms forward. prove property, pAy
shsrges, end take him GYay
Aug. 20-3s WARSAW. 4 CO
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Union RsgaTtE FsO:EaltGils Mining
RRs CrSssBsRsE CasssDany.

A Gw shares oi STICK foy saiaIn tn Cnion
NJ NJ. & G. Company For pauj"uI-s IL
quire al the Deer Creek Wafer Office ~
tune II WIN. q YOUNG,
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Stock Rarched.
MOTTO

The Copartue,ohip hare, fre exist
ing upier tho firm Of A,sry & Mills, is
this day Dissolved by mntual consent
Edwin Avery having ispose6 i bis in
terest in said drm TO lis latc partner r.
Mills, who is dul y authorized settle al
liabilities Of ana To- receive al, debts
and d G..nnH-s Au. salA Nrm
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Rr. a. 4. LiVersilOrc.
DENTIST,

Ep esnectfully offers his professional services
II "a to the citizens of Nevada Clty ana vicin-
ity.
-. TE FILLED WITH PURE GOLD.
4r..,.s. 9Th. from one 90 full set, inserted
arsa 5s i1ciIIe uf atmospheric pressure,
,-ttaeruis. a. may b. required.
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Came to the coral of the undersigned, on
Tuesday last, one brown horse mule, medium
size The owner is requested to call, prove
rropertv, pay charges, and take him away
Iiix 10Th no25 81 T. HOLMES.
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ED%lN AyERY,
EDGAR AfSLS.

The undersigned VII cortnue bg-j
ness rs usual at the old stand OF Main
street on his own &C 0upt
p. WILLS.
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star Bakery and Liber ty
,s. sv H. MauA iliut srsH
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For sale or mdy
4 sonora HouscA
losite White HAL
aud fancy needle w5ss
place by Mrs taiaSes
lie patrorage is rsspectiSs
Aog o&st AUGUSTUS Ss
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Two Estraa

No E>tldr5,Ss
One q cray mare mIc, Pie OH
horse nuit beth spanish ,Ins 4
beoN Ccnv,he several ~.
owners by paving chuses
JDNElts
JuW IL iSjl. Essa.
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Remaining in Boggs & Cos. Express,
Aurust 18th. 1851.
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BIGELoWS EXPRESS.
SsEss7 -

nj ESSENGERS pass TO and from all pla
wi ces on routes Of Pittsburgh, Worcester
and Nashua, Vermont and Massachusetts, =
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Barllng-
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are so
arranged that all Express Matter can be for
warded without delay to any part of the u
mited States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
BunditS, Bank Notes, Specie and .Merchdn-
die generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, NC,
collscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro-
duce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds of Express Business promptly atten'
ded to.
In sending money or parcels Of considera
BILE value, the amount must be stated, other
wise we are not responsible, in case of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any ono
parcel.
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received un
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, it being prohibit
ed by the Post Office Department.
All packages should be marked "Bi2elow :,
Express
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK Il RICE, Proprietors.
! PRATT s. FOSTER, Agents, Rutland.
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TitComb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are protec
Nd through our severe winters, on accoun
"i The even temperature Of the air within It
aud IT'S peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past
I "a complete protector against the at
lacks of neIghboring bees, bee>moths. &c.,
and aiisrds peculiar facilities for replacing
Old brood combs by new ones. II Is unequal
ed as stock hive, swnrms issuing from II
from two to three weeks earlier than from
hny other hive. The surplus honey rs readl-
" obtained from il, in pure state, without
lnJur'n. the bees. in boxes Of suitable size ioI
'amly use or the market.
Ibis Hive is constructed on philosopher
and scientific principles, and needs ouly IL
he seen TO insure IT'S use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natura
habits of the honey bee.
:. - WARD, Windsor, W is agen, 20
the Sale of County, Town, and ind,v'du'
rights 2p.tf
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON.

Tur undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and rn,tged the above extensive establish
,neni, containing in all about 800 rooms
would respectfully give notice that II ~ 40"
ready for the reception and accommodation q
the travelling community.
An ryicndrd notice Of the unsnrpassrt
conycnicncies Il this House ~ deemed sn
pcrnuus, as the numerous Improvements
which have been made carno, be made can
no, br properly given IN an advertisements
Suffice Il 10 sly that no expense has been
spared L, render an apartment perfect
The furniture was made expressly to orhe'
regardless of cost. aud certain portions oi u
especially til" drawing rooms, Will he ioun'
To b. Of the most beautiful and tasteiu
manufacture The dining rooms nre capa
ciou., and the hours for meals viii be 50
arranged as TO SUIT the convenience OF lie
early aud late.
Every department will be conducted in NJ
uncxcrptionah, manner, aud the proprie'o
pledges his.lf that the American House 'hal
| he truly the Travellers Home. A:21 80
Jan. 1851. LEWIS RICE.
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On and or MONDAY November Is. 1850 the Cars
on the Rutland and Washington Railroad will run as
follows: ~
LEAVE RU rLAND,
At530A. NJ Passengcrsby this Train arrive IN
New York same Evening, by Hudson River rail road.
Atii A. NJ, from Burlington Express Train
Passengers by this Train arrive in Troy In time for
nil hit boats for New York.
At3 Tsp. NJ. from Boston Express Train. Pas
sensers by this Train arrive At Saratoga Springs
sane evening. -
LEAVE CASTLETON,
At9tjA. NJ from Saratoga Tain connecting
with Express Train for Boston.
Al Up. VI. from Express Train from Troy cor
/ Meeting with Express Train for Burlington.
AtSi5P VI from Troy A communication Train
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT, Chief Engineer,
Ca.tleton, Nov. Il, II, 1850,
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

nm and after Monday, Dec. l6, 1850,
~ Stage will leave Castleton every da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
l-3 Z. NJ, and arrive at Salem N. Y at 5
l.. NJ same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem at Z A. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at | O'Clock Z. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bell
lows Falls same evening This line passes
through East Poultncy, West Poultney Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron TO
Salem. BARDWELL, FIELD 4 co.
December 10; 1850. 30
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Manufacturing.

The ,ub.Ctitrt having trn'rd f"t "tm
II yeats. the w"olcn Factory 81 il'hfy
Gray located N Middletoan, Vt, hereby
give. notice 10 the public that he - prepare
10 do custom sosk IN the best manner -
Th,, he viii mun.fnetu-r Sleeps niAy
Cloth for one shilling per yard, and cn'oTe'
rlllrd cloth and FLANNEL. as low IN proper"
i,on To- The cos, Of doing tho wo,h, aud pl'dg
.. himself To fni.h his WORK to the sati-tac'
lion of h,, cus,oturrs lie will also exchange
cloth. ror WOOL, allowing one yard OF good
sheep. gray cloth for - pounds, OF wool
-, DANIEL CULVER
M,dJle,own. March ]. ISL. 'o2b
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New Line Of Mail Stages

IN and after November !, lS50, the subscri-
\ J Der will run limo of stages from Rutland
to Bethel, Uoods,ock, White River, and
Windsor, as follows:
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival Of
the cars from Burlington and Troy, and the
stage from Bennington, = o'clck 4. NJ.
for each Of the above named places, and ar.
rive at Woodstock the same evening.
Rciurning--I.eavc Woodstock every day
Sundays cycepted) a. 8 o'clock a, m, and
arrive at Rutland in time for the passengers
To take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Bur
lington and Boston, and the stage for Ben
n,gton.
Leave Bethel on the arrival Of the cars
from Boston and arrive iuRutland the follow
ing morning in time for passengers to take
the first tram of cars for Whitehall and Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor.
! Rutland, Nov. LIST, 1850. 43
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

t,pR sub.crihcr hsying purchased TINS "ld
/ aud veil kno~n establishment, and having
Thoroughly REPAIRED and furnished the sane
. NOW ready - wait nr"r such 81 tterirehd
aud the public rs may choose /" h,cohe ,hri'
mot. in their visit. to i,utiarL either oh busi.
,e.- or plea.urc.
p,rt.c. will -, MI ;iines be waited upon al
.hutt n"ticc
stage. rrn daily from this House to and from
Clarendon SIriygs ard the guests OF the 'i"h'e
will ~ all times Nod carriages IN fchd'h,>'
to convey ihcra u unl from the depot, on tux
arrival ~ each train Of cars.
Unr.c. and carriages at all times in read
mes. fer the use of their customers. -.
'''' W. Wv j. PRATT
Rutland, July !, 1850 2'.t
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Valuable Books.
FOR FARMERS 4 GARDENER

FOR FARMERS l. GARDENERS
Cobbett's American Gardener,
Coles 4 mcr,can Frnit Book.
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of America,
Goodrch's Northern Fruit Culturst,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downings Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by 10 SPENCER.
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1851TEa ~ IL 1851

The undersigned have perfected nm ar
raarcmcnt with the different llnes OF pub
lac conveyance bctwctn Rutland, VT. and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, tor the transportation
Of Passengers aud Freight TO any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River St.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz; by
Rni'road iiom Rutland or Whitehall TO
Schcne ctaJy aud BnfIalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady TO Buffalo on Packet
thence BY Steamboat, touching at all inter
mediate ports, 10 Chicago, Or by Steamboat
iforn Buffalo to Detroit, thence 10 Chicago,
VIA Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight Tor any of the Lake
Onlatio or River St Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Sy racusc, thence to Oswego by Rail
road.
Ia consequence Of the reduction offare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, II
will Lean object fer pdssen myers TO avail them
selves ot tins mode of conveyance from
Schenectady to Bufialo. The Boats arc
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation of passen
gers, and are commanded by men ni long'X
prr,encc, who w,ll see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
| Families en,grating West, by calling or
the undersigned, will be advised of the mos
/ direct aud cheapest route, and he enabled u
, procure tickets for any of the Western ports
/ at the lowest possible rates For further IN
formation call on the undersigned at The
: Railroad Office, Whitehall.
| Passengers should box and weigh thei
rooIs before leaving, aud make contract oi
board the Steamers, as It will save time aht
expense.
For tickets, apply 10 the following persons
WV. II. SrlvLSs,)
\. RED, On Board Champlnin
WV. GANrAII, Steamers.
Srrpurs iIoLr, East Rutland.
$. b. S>RGrNT, Whitehall.
J. a. SMITH, -
/ {. RitHARps, Cns'lcton,
s. LAwRr>or, Ilydevile.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, ls5l. 1886
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

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