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The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
BETTER TESTIMONY.

aa 81 S 8 go
- ffs BETTER TESTIMONY. sfs"s
!. Than has erer been offered in fotOF 3f ang
Medicine Read the testimony Uf Or. Moore.
u M. John BatE 1have no hesitation in say
ing that believe your SaTBaparilIa 10 be the
best article ever manufactured for the cure o
Scf0lula, Syphilis, and many other CutanOsus
or Glannlsr h1Hsiections, having used it with in-
Ire success in numbers Of the above cases.
louisville, Dec, 90, 1647 ]. M. MOORE. 4
More Testimony from DR.. Moore.
<r Mr. John Bull. am using your sarsapaF-
lila in several new new cases of Scrofuls, and
with happy effect. | am now confident it is ona
of the most efficacious medicine that ean be
made for that disease. Yours. aea
J. M. MOORE. II
Winchester, KY, FebI, '4s -
From DR. L. p, YandeH, Professor Of Chemis-
try IN the Louisville Medical College.
have looked, over the listof Ingredients
comprising JOHN BULLS COMPOUND EX-
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, and have no
hesitation in saying that they form safe COM
pound, and one that promises we'll in chronic
diseases, to which it is applicable.
Lou. June 6, l849. L. P. YANDELL. N. D.
From DR.. Pgles, Physician Jg appointment
to the Louisville Marine Hospital
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1S49.
/ have examined the preparation ofthe pre-
scription ofJOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA
and believe the combination to be an excellent
one, and we'll calculated TO produce an aItern-
ativo impression on the system. have used il
both in public and private practiced, and. think
it the best article of ofsarsaparilla in usc-
M. PYLES. M. D,
Resident Physician, Marine Hospital,
BULLS SARsAPARHLA.-Go where you will
to steamboats, bound for Nashville, New Or.
leans, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Madison, Frank.
fort or for the Green river country, and YOU
will find immense supplies of this preparation
about being shipped on board.
But few merchants visit our city, in what.
ever branch Of trade soever they may be en-.
gagged, but have orders for more or less oi
Bulls Sarsaparilla.-Lo" Democrat.
The rush of adventurers to California has in
some measure subsidized, but the rush for Johr
Bulls sarsaparilla is as great as ever. The
Doctor says ''the cry is still they come.-Loui.
UtHe Daily Democrat
Manufactured and for sale by DR.. John Bull
at his principal Office, 81 Fourth stree, and By
IA MES lBLUNDELL & Co., Yazos City
YazoO City, November 10Th 1850-6m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

a. is ptlt IS ~ full quart bottles, I'D cons
tainet the strength Of SIX III is hB mueI
1lf Honduras SarsapatIlla ID any similar
t1Irenefation IN Americas Price one dollar
peF bottle Or elk bottles for fiYe dollars. aaa1
II ms hcena 4 well establ he'd fact Tor Jars.
nast that Sarsaparlila, when pure and proper
n prepared, was the only true panacea for oil
diseases originating from an impufe state Of
the blood, the use Of mercury, intoxicating
drinks, evil habits iny outh. barTel.ness, &c.
we boldly aasest that JOHN BULLS FLUID
Fx,TR = n GT OF SARSAPARILLA Is the only
preparation before the public that il prepared
5n Strictly scientific principles and Z. uniform
strength, The SarscTariila is purchased with
out regard toprice, and every pound, before
being used, ID subject to the stricteSt chemical
tests, and its genuineness ascertained before
being used,
az several other valuable medical roots, to.
gether forming the best compound, and pro-
dncino The greatest cuTdtire agent IN the knOWn
E.rorldI This medicine, when used according
to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FATLl
Scrofula or Kings evil, Cansers, T JUNIORS, E.
ruptions ofthe skin, Erysipelas, Chronic,
~ Sore eyes, Ringworms or letters,
Scald head, Rheumatism, Pains
in the bones, old Sores and
Ulcers, Swell;ngof ofthe
Glands Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt r e.s
Rheum Dis
eases of
the 6sl&44A4
Kidneys,
Loss of app
elite, Diseases ar
ising from the use of
Mercury, Pain in the Side
and Shoulders, General debility,
Dropsy, LumbagO, Jaundice, Costive-
ness, Sore Throat, Br nchitis, Coughs,
Colds, Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary
AfFec ections, and oil other diseases tending tc
produce
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Daguerreotyp Miniatures.


M ESSRS.oS En- L. KsgSMITH, would
respectfully inform the inhabitants of va.
zoo city. and the surrounding country, thai
they have just returned from an absence of 8
months spent in visiting the principal gale
ries at New York, PhiladeIphia, Boston, etc.
in procuring the latest improvements, and
have now opened . gallery at HOBSONS
the purpose Of executing likeness
es on an improved style. Working with our
Magnetic Bluffs, We are enablad to take pic.
lures in one@foaFth the time thathas been Gus
tomary heretofore. BY this Improvement we
viii warrant the likeness Of any child. The
difficulty heretofore expeFieneed in takinu
likenesses of persons with weak or blue ewes
Is entirely Obviated, These bufFs prevent
dampness in rainy weather., which is the de-
sired object that operators have long souqhs
for, as q perfect picture can be taken at all
times and in any elimate. Anong ournumer
oqP specimens can be 6seen the Swedish
Nightingale ia 5faaa s. lIrd 49,. s..r 81
4Hel a Jenny Lind. l.sss rss.ns +
Ladies and gentleIneh, are invited 10 eall
and eXamiRe specimens, andeft fof bietufes
We have variety Of fancy pins, 1ockettu
and Frames constantly o. kahd, Caaeras,
Apparatus Hainsiruetionss furnished On res.
enable teTmss So ssseaea3 eesez sNsas bar 6
N. B. 0peratDrs b Forwarding us 80 car
procure these M anetic buff with fun iirec.
ons hoN IL aso them, which se will wtFran
perform according to the above description
Yag56 sfegs Get. 2&tA Isse.-H
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THE STATE oF INSISTED:

The STATEOF MISSISSIPPI:
: % O0VNTE' Probuts Court
10 all persons interested in the Lan5. :.
men's Heredilaments, Sc. of James W. VII.
YSU or. are r.. hereby Cited to Be and appear be.
the Foufh Monday n May Ie5i a TGe1 Iba G.t %
n' n0use @ OF said County then and there to SSoG
'ause It any you can why an order sS"UId ~
not pc made for the sale of Certain 21su,J T"nS
warrant numbered 7OI12. for 100 a.ra. ;. a.Ans as
Lano' 1 and further to do and suGer slie6 tb;,S:
c;.. g snai De considered q ordered BY eur s.iS
court IN the premises, and it is further orJ. I.,
Cd that this Citation be published in % VLae-
Democrat" for the space of Six Wosk..
@ @ @s7<1ssSSsSI Witnes the Hon. Georgs
z L. S. 4@WilkinsOn Judge Ofths Prob,I.
NasSsss1sG1; Court of YazOO County and seal
of Said Court.
Issued the 3d day of March A. D. 1881
~ JAMES II. BELL. ok
Yazoo City, arch 9Th 1851.
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WINN,S HOTEL.

w MN1NSS 4AO II
- THE SUBSCRIBER -
lz1zS would respectfully inform the ESl-s
public that he has opened large and COM
modious.
BRICK BUILDINGl
on Main Street, few doors below his Old
Stand, The house is very spacious, and poss-
les every convenience for
BOARDERS
The rooms a1e large, airy and arranged with
AN eye to the cofort of occupants. His table
shIll be supplied Mirh the best the market af-
fords.@ And no pains or expense shall be sdar-
ed to render satisfaction to his guests. q
Tho subscriber, thankful to his old friends
for their patronage, hopes from his Increased
facilities and determination 10 please, to oon-
tinue to receive their generous favor.
Yazoo City, May 22-l85O.
PS. Hacks, Carriages. Buggies and sad
idle horses win be at all times in readiness to
convey persons to any ofthe Watering Places
Ior elsewhere in the interior. r. INV.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
G AMPLE. c.. SKATES
MARBLE YARD.

lCA1NA - III 4 Y II ADD lO
MISS.
/ 4 N addition to our stock, we have received
Alarge lot ofItalian Marble, direct from Italy
eEblockand slab; also, the finest quality of Am
elican. We have also large. varied and
splendid lot finished off, ready for engraving
The finest quality of Monuments, Tombs,
Head andFoot Stones, of all sizes, Marble
Mantle Pieces, Caps and Sills for building,
Steps for doorways and everything in the Mar
ole line a.#5
Il Engraving done in the neatcst manner, and
at the shortest notice. a8
We invite the people in need Of such work
to call and examine for themselves. All or.
ders promptly attended to.
GAMBLE & SKATES.
II Oct. lO-ls5O- -6m.
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TaiIorine.

2 = - 1T - q
He ind gned would respectfully h
|. form the Public, that they have. located
in YazoOscity for tie purpose Of carrying on
he Tailoring Business in the shop scspied
lBy Clark, opposite the democrat ofice.
on Main Street, NJ . 80 now prepared te IA
ID WOf L ir the shortest lotieea and infarior &
lnono Iii tie South 1as e.if ffla tHaassa 4
= tnes ats3ss4 sVEAI.GgpATTERso1
4 81 ED 0I IL lrpentine, White Lend
- Window G and Saalz.s-a laree .snn,lv
Just received amp for sale ly
cot. lO-Is5O.- LINK, 81 HARRISON
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eEn 4AG OSG OHEAGea aE#
? ?, Temoyed3to the Brick hsuss opposite I.
~, Mail Arrangement.
Inc me river mail arrives on Sundays W.5,..
uay ahd Fridays at 9 O'Clock in the r,orsias,
ana closes. en- the same days, half after II -
Inc land mail arrives on TUESDAYS. TIM.
Gays and Saterdays half after IL o'cIect =
". and closes halfafer7 o'clock ia the s,.-,: ::
ing. on same days. : '''0 SVeH-
The office will be kept open On Sua1ry.
from 9to 10 o'clock, A. NJ, only.
". J9o. E. SHROPSHIRE. Pm
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WiIlalOW ASH
StVcs! SfaYes,
SHEETTNGS.

SHEETINGS.
1914 Linncn Shectings..
l2-4 Blcached Cotton Shcetips.
: Drown To Dc.
0-4 Llnnen for piIlw eases.
ID Bleached cott,,n for same.
y Auo eFerP description of Bleached au
0Fo"a !, 9nee'ings and Shiriiugs for sale low
APFiI ID ]. V. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
CONSUMPTION,

Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities and
Complaints, Sick and Nervous headache, Low
spirits, Night sweats, Exposure or Imprudence
in Life, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and
$ spring and summer drink and general
tonic for the system and gentle and pleasant
purgative, far superior to Blue Lick or Cong
ress water, salts, or Sedletz powders:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

DIX ana Linen AanuKeTCnls3 z.sE##
Linen border Handkfs.
Linen and Silk Gloves; Black kid Gloves;
Cotton, Merino and Linen half hose;
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas &c.
Tfunkk, Valises, Carpet bags and India rubber
Clothing of all kiudS.
ALFRED MUNROE, & Co.
May 25th 185O-1y No34 Magazine St.
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TREAsuar DErAaTAKsr,
September 10, 1881.
n e.msd ,nsent for security public
fom mpoions aud mod, circular Instructions No
issued under date OF The GIN February 1000
IN regard 10 good. ware. of the growth produe
Of the United States as likewise ARTICLES OF o
egn upon which The import duties shall have been paid Trans
ported port United state. another port within The
same, the lslLnus Of Panama IL,
conformity enoined upon eoeeofs and parties inter
s.sd Where any goods % p o% sy po
sAea situated either on The Alanue OF Pacific
carried acTo.. either the Iehaantrpec,
Panama Ssn Juan de Niearagus route 10 Wit:
ius goods, bond
by indicated aud become entitled the priv
Parties wishing 10 ship goods for transportation by the
before lsdng the board
Ut shipment, give least ~ hou noucs
writing collector OF said Of their Intention
enl describing me goods and Their place Or places Of depoe
aud the boxing packing casing
may Of ns wsn must o. corded and lead seal
from being opened The Of cordng and sealing
to the collector describing The goods and the marks placed
upon the packages boxes Ac
Third Tnpicae describing bales
boxes duly by The Inspector must be
presented 10 te collector maneng
ACT OF the roth February
These invoices will he by
be attached the manifest handed the shipper
BY the collector and the third deposited post
day the manifest made addressed
port Of the United states which goods may destined
United States production custom Of
fest and annexed invoice aforesaid coe will
animation aud inspection to be made by the United appraisers
where there such officers port
officers then by proper officer Of ,hs
whether the cords disturbed that
contents 81 ne bo1e A correspond with those described
es cs,un s Invoice Ieauirsd oy these instruction.
goods identical with those described csrfed
psrm, the delivery Of The goods 70 The parties 10
The but satisfied this point he will the
pirate duties 1ts Gat f#t. lsGtLE.E
Octl- Secretary Of the Treasury
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From the post ONCE Ken,on the Railroad Depot
route No 234 ninety rods three times week and back
From pos office Lagrange to the Railroad Depot
route No TO- 100, mile, twice daily except Sunday.
From The pos, Office at Lebanon and Deerheld Village to
the Railroad Depot No. 10 264 five miles,
daily except Sunday,
From the post Office Mount Holly to the Railroad Depot
route No lO264, three miles, three times week and
back
From the post ofhcs at Mount Vernon to the Railroad
Depot route No 10 1877, hundred rods, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Mount Gead the Railroad De-
pot route No. ~ l60. and half miles twice daily
except Sunday
From the post Office at Milford the Railroad Depot on
route No l0264, half mile, daily except Sunday.
From post Office at New Haven 10 the Railroad Depot
No TO- 1885, hroe-fourths of mile, twice daily ex
From the post Office at Olmstead the Railroad Depot
route No 1880 one mile twice daily efasp. Sn nso, o.
No Ol6O hree-fourths OF MILE twice daily excep
sunday.
From the post Office at South Charleston the Railroad
Depot No. 1885, half mile, twice daily except
| Sunday
From the post Office at Tifn the Railroad Depot OF
route No. 10 234 half mile twice daily except Sunday
From the most Office at Toledo the Steamboat Landings
twice daily often as required during me season
| navigation.
route No 1884, hundred and thirteen rods, SIX times
week. nr ~, 80
route No TO- 1885, nnety-fve rods, twice daily except
| Sunday. -
From the post Office at Waynesvle to the Railroad De
pot on route No 1884, hafa mile twice daily except Sun
| day.
From the post Office at Wheford to the Railroad Depot
on route No. 37l5 michigan railroad, twice daily.
From the post office West Liberty to the Railroad De
pot No 1924 threefourlhs of mile, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Wes6ed to the Railroad Depo
route No 1880, two and half miles, twice daily ex
cept Sunday.
From the post Office Twnsburg TO the Railroad Depot
on No 1926, two and half miles, three times
| week and back.
From the post office Franklin Mills to the Railroad
Depot on route No. l0325, six times week, three and
| half miles.
From the post office Worhington to the Railroad De-
pot route No. 10, l60 mile, daily except Sunday.
From the post Office Delaware the Railroad Depot on
route No. H. l60 and half miles, daily except Sunday
Form for bid tohers change from advertisement conlen
| plated BY the bidder.
Cor we, as the may beg There write the name
or names full Of there state the residence or resdehcesl
hereby propose carry the mail on route NO.
! from to as often as the foshaSe. 1e"eia = :
for proposals the dated September
o. 1851 requires the time stated IN the schedules con,
tanned in such advertisement and by the following mode Q,
conveyance to wit here state how 1t is to be conveyedl
the annual of here write out the sum In words al
full LENGTH c,,
| Datal
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Form for bid ,0hers no change from advertisement Is conen
plated BY The bidder
[Signed.l
Form Of a Guaranty.

The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrvine The mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster Genera the bidder shall prior to the LIST day of
july next enter into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureies
Dated tolgned py TWO guarantors.l
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Form Of Cert fcafe.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, clerk Of court
of record the may be certes that he well ac-
qusnted with the above guaantos and their properly and
that they Of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated Signed
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TREASURY ARrNExT, March g. 1881.
The and lS49 called creditors Of the
republic file State previous the ls OF
evidences their claims, and Con
having approved 1885,
directed i've millions of said stock should not be issued
creditor the State holding bonds and other
of Texas for which duties imports
pcaly pledged shall first ne the Of the United States
Of ali claims against
OF said bonds cercates such forms shall be
of the Treasury, approved by the
President United 1" Now, order that this depart
which
imports thus pledged, holders of
file the and description Of
previous the Isl of October 1851 and
United States of their respective claims
approved President
wM.L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas Congress- approved September 1880
millions dollars i've stock TO be paid 20 the State
said mentioned with proviso
millions stock shall be issued until
Of Texa imports specially pledged
treasury the United States releases OF all
United for said bonds
and whereas the undersigned creditor the State
OF rexas las tho be and for which
the duties specially pledged
Here describe the bonds certificates
Now OF complying with the provisions OF said
United my law equity against hem for
account (bonds cerihcates) above described
Witness my hand and seal nj this -------dhy %
-, 1851
Sealed and delivered In presence OF
[rwo witnesses.l
Mar 2J-dt3l hwtSep3l
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lust received York by tho last packets q
this CITY
Is boxes cheess
81 first quality Scotch herrngs
go lbs. New York smoked dry beef
s 10 chest. quality yuopowder and t@peha teas
~ bbls Nos. and mnckerei
bags coffee
pipes Msrtel brandy, imported Ia lb5c
2qusrter Casks Otard Dupuy, b Co. do
pipes old rye ~hskey In Washington
3-3 JOHN A. OoNoHo
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CHARLES DE sELDING having been appointed by the
i've governors New York, Caiornia ana
United States and OF the Territory OF
commissioned take the acknowledgment Of deeds &C., one
nj, citxcns OF Washington and elsewhere.
Feb l4-2aw n...#t
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N,TRU(yTIONS IN Gymnastics, containing = full de-
scdp,on N more eight hundred engavings by j.
late Professor military School in b. Peteburgi
an Man 81 '' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oW-PR!CED Ingram Carpetngs and Floor OIL
IL clohsJus received the subscribers
good
Also an additional supply OF heavy ~ ~ mat.
tings These the furnish
ers OF these goods,
Also 10 pieces of - white dino make, price
man me above but which will be found heavy,
with straight scvases.
And ba.e step damask drugeet
The public respectfully stock
furniture goods
ment, and therefore confidently md
tt. ssN HE s.t sr. CLA9EIT 4 DODsON,
One door Of II Penn. and ssh street
Juns ta--sA0wf lE EFI91 ~ f0"TT $3.50
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JAMES'S New Novel, The Fato--a Ialo Oh Surrihi
i Times; by the author o Old Oak Cheit, &C. ,
Travels Adventures Mexicoi by Wm W. Cnpentef ap
Anlhop's Manual Of Antiquities with numerous uStra
lions -. pt;.
The Elements Algebra, designed for beginners; Ella
Loomis, M. A. t1aE
'u'' pu'n anu " 80 TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug 20 booksshsis' hcai ~. suoe.
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soa-l voas~s. sat4 NlIsf WI .gsu ..fl2 ~ = ~
Lord Lay Hsseosr, Country Hospilaus. BY A.. n,
clair = ..l. 'tis -
The Duchess or wonsns Love and Womsn's Hats so.
Fiat Principles medicne BY Archibald Bsns. NJ D. -,
uune, ovo. ~ 1J...& -. + y
Lvy-schmtx and Zumpts Classical ssrssI volum,
just published, and for sale BY !. = l't3i
TAYLOR MAUgy
Jan ~ booksciers 49,.
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rROTE,s History of Greece vol. 2. 30 ton edition
u Family or, Hints Domestic Happiness
n. A. BoarJmnn.
BODY and iis conn.rion with Man, illustrated BY III
principal organs by Jsmes J. q. wilkinson,
Bousske.per by Mn. John Smith with iustra
uatione.
Hardness. ~.
Cbouquers French Conversations and Dialogues.
Byrnss Dictionary of Engineering, No. 20, complete
Tn. iis iua ssed snnus for 1882 additional supply
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
ssptT Boohssllsrs, near 9th street
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Al plugs following Il published for the
Information OF the public The penalty enforced against
aIl.p provisions .r s
By Board of Aldermen and BoGd 81 Common
city WasAison, That person OF persons
njure Of the fire plugs erected a-ns
Of Congress- without having ns 90
written Of the Commissioner OF Public buiid
ings plugs than Tor the use
The government and nre companies ior e
ext rhai,
than I'VE more than
twenty dollars applied other fines ars
hydrans By the Commissioner
" { WILLIAM Easily,
Julv l0--eolw Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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m lW.-dS TAB the astti. Boet<s A,su pt-S
the Mechanical Operations OF spirit b.
swim coWpiete in one volume. Price 81 cents.
septU FRANCk TAYLOR
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Tappan from Deersvie, miles and back twice week
Tsyorsvis from Chambersburg miles and back, twice
Tssmainvile from Toledo miles and back three time,
week.
Torch from Coolv,lle, miles and back, week
- Tivsrton from Walhonding, miles and back, once 9
Updegr.frs from Smithhed, S miles and back, twice
Utah from Toledo, q miles and back, twice week
Unison from Delaware, miles and back once week.
Veto from Barlow, miles and back, week.
Watkins and Bcllepont from Scioa Bridge, miles and
back, once week
milestone from Tberis rolcs and back, once week
Whi,tesey from Medina, miles and back, twice a
Wheat Ridge from Youngsvle, miles and back, once a
Winfield from Canal Dover, Al miles and back once a
week.
Worth from Rehoboh, miles and back once a week
week. '
York South Ridge from Bellevue, miles and back twice
week.
Mail Ms,ssng.rs in Ohio
Proposals are invited for the f,ljouor ,,.u ...u.
service which will be let to the lowest bidder 10 e,ch s
The mail to be taken from and delivered in The pos, o, !,
tbs points named at such hours may Fixed upon bv
From the pos, Office a, Belefontaine to the Railroad De-
pot route No. 23l, hundred rods, six time. a
week and back
From the post Office at Bellevue to the Railroad Depo,
on route No 1929 rineytwo rods, twice daily except
Sunday.
From tho post once at Beevllc to the Railroad Depot
No. TO- 1856 hundred rods twice daily except
Sunday.
From the post Office at Beres to thu Railroad Depot
route No. TO- $50, and quarter mles daily except
Sunday.
From the post Office at Cerdngton the Railroad Depot
on route No 10 eo ninetytour ,as, daily excsp,
Sunday.
From the post Office Cons,ante the Railroad Depot
on route No TO- l6O, two and half miles, three times
vsek and back
FROM the post Office at Epon to the Railroad Depot
lNo. IUI5e, hundred rods. daily
Sunday
From the post office At Fairfield the Railroad Depot on
route No lo,l94, two miles, daily except sunday
From the post Office Gallon to The Railroad Depot on
route No TO- G0, nineyhvs rode twice daily exce,,t sun
day.
From the post Office Iberis to III. Railroad Depot on
rostA No. 10, $780, ons mila, twice daily .xe.pt sund.
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i,iiNTLIaMEN,s susnmer Hats STEVENS has Just IN
u toduced an en- for genenens summer ma. u
light ventilated, and elegant CAL and see al ho
opposite 10 Adclph Theatre
May 25-so3uf ....5-
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" rI0Es OF CavIIiratsens the AtaeAsgy Of Hs
religious, polite snd pnhoscIAes fm
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