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MIRACULOUS CURES!

People wonder at the qnick efficacy of the R Rem
edles IN stopping pain, removing its causes, and curing
the most obstinate Complaints Yet there is mystery
in -rhere Is not Ing miraculous about it. True, until
the X X Remedies introduced, remedy or
medicine was ever known TO stop the most torturng
pains in few seconds and qay the violent cram
OF Cholera, Neuralgia, >pasms &c, in few minutes
Railways Ready Relief will stop pain instantly because
produces counter action upon parts where pain is
felt If the patient suffers fOm Neuralgia il immediate
ly acts upon the nerves, produces counter irritation
vgorates the nerves. and imparts vitality parts
where pain is experienced. he action of the elief
quick and the very moment it is app led, il begins TO
cOuneraCt the effects produ ed by diseas action II
you the victim of Cholera it instanty-taken in
tenally, il settles the stomach and aays all painful ir-
taon and sickness it niuses heat into the blood It's
and hethlul influence thrills through every por-
tion of the body it
Neutralizes the Poisonous Malaria of Cholera,
and Checks its Progress.
Applied externally, it alays Cramps and Spasms and
restores the cold cramped and almost liieess victim
to life and health. If you troubled Sick Head
the acid OF the stomach, make the stomach aud
pure, and the breath fragrant externally il will produce
counter action on the scalp and refresh the ses-
This then. is all the mystery about the action Off Re-
lief il does not lie in the action Of the Relief but the
science of its chemical pharmaceutical cOmbinatio
So with each of the olher il r Remedies The Reso-
vent acts in like the blood and the diseased
deposits renovating and resolving away from the system
all scIofulOns humGrs aud poisonou. deposits.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS. For regulating the or
gans OF the system and securing regular action Of
freeing the bowels from all retained humOrs, Assisting the
stomach; aiding the digestive orgd in their functional
duties the its bile, and the kidneys and
bladder their urine the bowels discharge their burden
and the skin to emit free and healthy perspraOn.-
Such are the effects the X Remedies have upon the
system, and the mystery of their curing the sick
quick
r r. Remedies are for sale by druggists generally.
AsEXTs-A. G.. Page aud N. X. Ellsworth.
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Samuel Richards, BoSdoinham; David Newbegin.
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SPOKEN.

Dec A. lat % 49, Ion SAL ship Chas Cooper, Cuts I'm
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THE subscriber continues receive HpPlIcnsrUnr FIR
L Insurance agans. loss by Fire in the AwWwneP
Mutual Fire Insurance Company FeaFp
uaIi0n III ELLSN uRTH, AGEFT.
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REMOVAL.

Il. .. FL . I'll ER
HAS removed TO the recently occupied by Elisha
III Clarke and ii MarstOn, where he will be happy
t. ply his old customers and the public generally,
with the latest styles and most durable qualities Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs.
at the lowest cash prices. Also constantly hand the
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan 5, 1873. 29tf
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Picked up Adrift.

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The owner can obtain the same by calling upon tha
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Kennebec and Portland Railroad.
s. $50 8 B: 60 8
Two through Trains each way between
Boston and Augusta.
Winter Arrangements,

Commencing Decen6er 18Th, 1859.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, SUNDAYS excented., .
follows:
Leave Porilandfor Bath and Augustaat
30 NJ, l and z so p N
Leave Augusta for Porllandan Boston
al 80 A NJ and IL as A NJ
Leave Augusta for Bath, and Portland al
30, II As N, and Is NJ
Leave Bathfor Portland and Boston
at 40A NJ, and 10 40 r M
Leave Both for Portland, at 40 NJ ~ 40 and 10 N
Leave Bath fol Augusta
al 6 30 A NJ, and l SO and rs M
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GOAT, Vest and Pant makers
" Q. Z. LEE nearly opposite
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A few pieces Of French Prints, at low prices.
Fine assortment of CoPperplates, for 6 Ia cts.
Colored Cambrics, IA cts.
Mereens, of all colors. for 25 cts.
Linseys, for IL IL. IL and 20
All kinds of Cotton, Linen and Wooden Gov
ers, very cheap.
Flannels and NJ ite Goods
White Flannels, for so cts former price 81 IL
do do 33 cts do do 81 10
do do 20 a % do do Is a 30
Blue, Blue Mixed, Yellow and Red Flannel. az
very low prices.
Bleached Cloths, of all grades, at low prices.
Unbleached do do do do
While Linens, for so. 81 ID, Is and 100.
Plain and Checked Cambrics. at reduced prices
Fancy and Trimming Goods. in any quantity
Buttons. Velvets, GImps, Fringes, Braids, Rib
bons &c.
Also. fine assortment of Ladiess Gloves.
Hosiery, Opera Hoods, ScaIps. Comforters,
Wristers, Sleeves. Carpet Bags. Hdkfs
\ large lot of Ladies' Kid Gloves at 81 I-2,
former price rs cents.
Single and double German Worsteds, a fine
stock. Also Worsted Patterns. &c.
Many of the above goods we have offered for
less than cost. Customers wishing great bar
gains will please call at the store Of
A. Is. BUTLER.
Bath, Dec. 16, 1852.
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Old Fashioned RubberS.

"A open ii 3. N. RORERFSs
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STOW rs.

LARG f. assortment nf Cooking, Pa flor and Store
II Stoves of the 81 approved patterns. now selling
bythe subscribcrsaf eREATLY REDUCED prices.
Also constantly On hlnl. Coal Holds, Shovels, Stiff
Stove Funnel Sad irons, TIN aud Copper Ware ct
,and all other riices usually kePin
hardware store MITCHELL & LOW
B1th, Jan. IS. 1852. 80
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NORTH CAROLINA.

From July /, 1885, to june 30. 1884
soss From Middleton Cape Hasras 80 miles and back
week.
Leave Middleton every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Cape Hatteras next day by lam;
Leave Cape Haiteras every Sunday at p m;
Arrive at Middleton NEXT day by III am.
Tse From Creenvie via Wards Store, to Hamilton in
Martin county, 30 miles and back once weak
Lave Greenvle every Friday at q m
Arrive Al Hamilton same day by s y m;
Leave Hamilton every Saturday att m
ArnVe ., "reenviie snn,e day by5 I'm.
1897 From IA ookertown, via John.on's Mills and Cor
VILE to 6reenville, IS miles and back onos
week, ' "0'
Leave Hookertoun every Thursday ATTAIN.
Arrive at Greenyle same day by 6 . m
Leave Grecnvile every Friday at M;
Arrive at Hookertown day by M
2ose From Columbia to Fort Landing in Tyrr.l county.
20 miles and back, a week ~
Leave Columbia every Friday at am;
Arrive at Fort Landing same day by IA m,
Leave Fort Landing every Friday att p m
Arrive At Columbia same day Wy 7 pm
1890 From Columbia to Gum Neck, in Tyusl county 40
miles and back, week.
Leave Columbia every Friday At s am;
Arrive a, Gum Neck day by IL
Leave Gum Neck every Friday At pm,
Arrv. At Columbia same day by m.
5000 From Beaufort Jarous Bay, in Csrtarst county
Is miles and back, once 4 week.
Lssvs Beaufort every Monday 1t pm;
Arrive s'Jsrsu's Bay sans day by spn,
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INDIANA.

From July l, 1853, 10 June 80, 1854.
4l33 From Lafayette, by Rensselaer, and Morocco to
Momence, Illinois, 10 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Lafayette Tuesday at Tam;
Arrive at Momence next day by PM
Leave Momence Thursday at m
Arrive at Lafayette same day by 6pm
Aba From Logansport, by - to Camden, l6 miles
and back, once week.
Leave LogAnsport Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Camden day by III a m
Leave Camden Saturday at 1 . m
Arrive Logansport same day by 6 IN.
Abs From New Castle, by Cadiz Mechsnicsburg Hun
tersyle, and New Columbus, to Pendlston, 81
miles and back, twice week.
Leave New Castle Wednesday and Friday at m;
Arrive at Pendleton same days by 3 p m
Leave Pendleton Thursday and Saturday at 9 a m
Arrive at New Castle same days by 3pm
Il3s From Frankfort, by Reeses Mills, Lebanon, and
jamestown, to Danvlle, 80 miles and back, once a
Leav. Frankfort Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Danvlle next day by ~ m
Leave DanviIle Thursday at q pm;
Arrive at Frankfort next day by pm.
llsf From Winnmac by Medcryvie TO SaItlo, as miles
and back, once week.
Leave Winsmac Friday at 8 Sam;
Arrive at Saullo same day by PM
Leave SsilIo Saturday at m
Arrive at Winsmac same day by pm.
llss From CnwfordsvII., by Independence and Pin.
Village, to Oxford, 20 miles and back, ono. a
Leave Crswford.vis Wednesday a7nm;
Arnv. at Oxford same day by Jpn;
Leave Oxford Thursday at am;
Arrive at Charlottesville asme dry by pm.
ll3e From Brownstown, by Houston, Bloomington 80
miles and back, week.
Leave BrovDsown Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Bloomington same day by 6pm;
Leave Bloomington Thursday at "a M
Arrive at Brownstown same day by s D m.
lIl0 From Munoetown, by jays Court House. and New
Corydon, to Wiltshire, Ohio, "a miles and back,
once a week
Leave Muncietovn Monday At 8 am;
Arrive Wiltshire next day by 6 pm;
Leave vii hire Wednesday at 8 a m
Arrive at Munoietown next day by 6 m.
4l4l From Albion, to Swan, III miles and back ones
week.
Leave Albion Saturday at am;
Arrive at Swan same day by III an
L.ave Swan Saturday at m,
Arrive at Albion same day by pm
lIi0 From Liberty, by Clifton, Abingdon, Censvlls and
Bloomingpon, TO Winchester, a. miles and back
once a week.
Leave Liberty Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Winchester next day by lam;
Leave Winchester Wednesday at 2 p m
Arrive at Liberty next day by SPIN.
4Il3 From Portland Mills by Psrkviie, Bruins Cross
Roads, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Portland Mills Wednesday, and Saturday .,
Sam;
Arrive at Bruins Cross Roads snrne day by n m;
Leave Bruins Gross Roads Wednesday and satir-
day AT PM
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ll4s Fro~ Hsory, BY Loss 1.. and Ar.p.. 70 Iadi.a
town. 70 miles and back once . weak.
Lew Henry Monday At q m;

lt4S Fro~ Hsorys By Loss 1sss and Arsps. Iadaa.
town. 20 miles and back, once . week
Lssvs Henry Monday at Sam;
Arrive II Inaantown same day by l2mj
Lsavs Indantown same day at 2pmi
Arrive at Henry same day by pm.
A446 From Bloomington, by Chsncy's Grove and North
Fork TO Lafayette, Indiana 100 miles and bach,
once week
Leave Bloomington Monday at ami
Arrive Lafayette Tuesday by 6pm;
Leave Lafayette Wednesday at am
Arrive OF Bloomington ThuIsdsy by p.
4447 From Nashville by Ranysburg, Pinoknoysvlle Yer.
gennes, and Elk River, TO Murphysboro', a
mies and back q week,
Leave Nashville Monday at 8 a m
Arrive at Marphysboro' same day by 10 IN;
Leave Murphysboro' tuesday at am
Arrive a, Nashville same day by III pm.
4l4s From Spring HUI by Jeiiersons Corners Yorktown
Winnsbago, Truxton, and Enon, to Princeton
"A miles and back, once a week.
Leays Spring Hill Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Princeton same day by = SPIN;
Leave Spring Hill Monday, at 6
Arrive at Princeton same day by IN.
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ta.ys J.not,'. Bay every Monday At sni
Arrive At Besn{0Fs same day NY ~ m.
r1.r y. sissIa., . Il Eil..e.,sown, Bs1.a ooaa-
~, As miles and back, week.
Leave Fayetteville every Friday at 6am;
Arrlvs :, EilIabsthtown same day BY PM
Leavo Eizebothtown every Saturday at 6 IN
Arrive al Fayetteville day by IN.
5000 From West Brooks Baden county, by French
Creek Church, TO Cantaek, in New Hanover
county 20 miles and back. once O week.
Leave West Brooks every Saturday att am,
Arrive at Cantuck same day by I2m;
Leave Caintuck every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at West Brooks day by pm
sOO3 Prom Cypress Grove Post Office, the Whining
ton and Raleigh Railroad, via Long Creek, Beat
TVS Bridge, and Black River Chapel, to Hsrres
Store, IN New Hanover county, 50 miles and back,
Leave Cypress Grove every Friday at pm;
Arrive al Harrels Store next day by 3 m;
Leave Harrell's Store every Thursday at ami
Arrive At Cypress Grove next day by IL
1904 From Brnkeyvie to Arcoia in Warren county u
miles and back, once week.
Leave Brnkleyvlle every Friday at I'm
Arrive at Arcola same day by 2pm;
Leave Arcola every Friday at 3pm
Arrive Brinkleyyile same day by pm
3OO5 From Graves to Leaksvle, in Rockingham county,
80 miles and back, week
Leave Graves every Monday at IL am;
Arrive at Leaksyie same day by pm
Leave I.eaksvie every Tuesday at am;
Arrive Graves same day by m.
sOO6 From Alemance Post Office, by Summers Mill, TO
Monticello, Gulford county, Is miles and back
a week.
Leave Allemancc every Saturday at 7 am;
Arrive at Monticello came day at pm;
Leave Monticello every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Allemence same day by p m.
3007 From Salem, by Germantown, Walnut Cove Mad
son. and Leaksyic TO Danyle in Ptsylvania
county Virginia, II miles and back once week
Leave Salem every Wednesday at am
Arrive at Danyi'le next day by ppm,
Leave Danville every Friday at Tam;
Arrive at Salem next day by p
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited
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MICHIGAN.
From July |, 1853, 10 June 80, ID

From July l, 1853, 10 June &c. 1854
9s40 From Grand Rapids by Grandyie, to Holland, 50
miles and back, once week.
Leave Grand Rapids Monday at m;
Arrive at Holland same day by PM;
Leave Holland Tuesday at 6 M
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by m.
Separate proposals for service from Grandville to
Holland will be received.
ssaI From Kalamazoo, by oshtemo Pine Grove, Breeds
VILE, Hunters South Haven, Gangcs, and John
ston's, to Newark, Allesan county, 81 miles and
back, week.
Leave Kalamazoo Monday at 4 m;
Arrive at Newark snme day by l0p M
Leave Newark Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by 10 m.
aS42 From Abscoa Pine Creek, Calhoun county,
miles and back, a week.
Leave Abscota Monday at s m;
Arrive at Pine Creek same day by 10 10;
Leave Pine Creek same day at IL m.
Arrive at Abscotn snme day by 2pm
ssl3 From Ynou.ki, by orngcvll. Mills, to Ysnks.
Springs, Barry county, IS miles and back, once I
Leave Ynou.k Monday attain;
Arrive at Yankee Springs ssme day by lam
Leave Yankee Springs ssms day a2pm;
Arrive at nouski same day by 8 p
s3At From L. Ance by Ontonagon and Lapont, to Fond
du Lac, in Minnesota Territory, 300 miles, once
Proposal. for thi. service to be made by the trip
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and de
2s45 From Marquette by Lance to Eagle River Hough
ton county $50 miles, month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and de
partures.
ssl6 From Saul Ste. Marie, by Grand Island, to Mar
qustte, Marquette county, 200 miles, twice
month.
Proposals for this service TO be made by the trip
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and de
perturea.
ss4T From Msrqus,e by Little Bay de Noque, to Greer
Bay, Wisconsin, go miles, once a month.
Proposals for this service to be made by the trip
Bidders will specify schedule Of arrivals and de
partnres
ss<8 From Columbus, by Memphis East and West B.r
lin, to Almont, in Lapcer county, "a miles and
back once week.
Leave Columbus Friday at Gam;
Arrive Almont same day by2pm;
Leave Amont Saturday at m,
Arrive at Columbus same day by 2 d m
s8l9 From Lspccr by Lathrops Mills, Oregon, Nsvers
Mills Marathon, Hays Mills, and Fous, to Pins
Run, in Gensssee county, 30 miles and back, ones
aweek.
Leave Lspeer at Thursday at am;
Arrive al Pine Rom snme day by Jpn;
Leave Pin. Run Friday At sam;
Arrive at Lspeer same day by ppm.
$3.50 From Saugatuck South Haven, Van Bursn eeun-
ty % niles and back once week.
Lsavs Saugatuck Monday At 81 M;
Arrive At South Haven day by0pm;
L.avs South Haven Tuesday at Am;
Arrive at Ssngatuck same day by Bpm.
Bidders will name intermediate points or Offices
ssSl From Cerunna BY owssgo Rust Northanpton, and
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FLORIDA.

From July |, 1853, TO June 80, 1855.
1858 From New River Middleburg in Duval county,
being extension of the route from Alligator, 80
miles and back, week.
Leave New River every Wednesday al IN;
Arrive at Middeburg same day by pm;
Leave Middleburg every Thursday al am;
Arrive at New River same day by m.
1859 From Homassasss, by Crystal River and Wekuva,
to Long Pond in Levy county, SO miles and back,
n week
Leave Homassass every
Arrive at Long Pond
Leyve Long Pond every
Arrive at Homasxassa
Bidders will state distance and intermediate Offices
and also a schedule.
$500 From Tanning by Cooks Hammock, Warrior, Fem
holloway, Econfence, and Rocky Ford, to Marion
in Jefferson county, 80 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Tanning every Wednesday ., pm;
Arrive at Manon next day by 6pm;
Leave Marion every Monday at am;
Arrive at Tanning day by II m.
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s. Charles. 70 sssAAav City, sassssw sssaty, ~
miles and back, vesk.
LsAss corunas Wednesday a SAM
Arrive at Saginaw City THURSDAY by 9pn,
Leave Saginaw City Friday at s a MI
Arrive al CorunnA Saturday by 8 m.
Separate proposals ior service from Northampton TO
Saginaw City will be received.
$3.50 From Detroit TO Lansing BY the plank road "a miles
and back, six times week, by Greenfield, Red
ford Lyonia Pennington, Now, Hicksvie, New
Hudson, Kensngton, Brighton, Genoa, Howell,
Fleming, Cedar, Conway, Phelpstown, Williams.
town, and Sandford 10 Lansing
Lsave Detroit at m
Arrive at Lansing same day by 6pm
Leave Lansing at 6 am
Arrive at Detroit same day BY 9 m.
Proposals for daily service will also DO considered
1883 From Adrian, by Rome Centre Addison, Somerset.
Liberty, asd South Jackson, to Jackson, In jack
son county, IS miles and back, once week.
Leave Adrian Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Jackson same day by pm
Leave Jackson Tuesday at 6 IN;
Arrive at Adrian same day by IN.
Separate proposals for service from Mendon, by Ad-
olson, Somerset, Liberty, and South Jackson, to
Jackson will be received.
1854 From Quincy, by Butler and Clarendon to Homer,
Calhoun county, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Homer same day by PM
Leave Homer day at SPIN,
Arrive al Quincy same day by lO pm.
1855 From osego by WATSON Dorr ana Bryan to Grand
Rapids, 40 miles and back. week.
Leave Otsego Wednesday at 6
Arrive at Grand Rapids same day by SPIN
Leave Grand Rapids Thursday at Gam;
Arrive al Otsego same day by p m.
1856 From Detroit the Plymouth plank road through
the townships of Greenfield, Redford, Livona,
and Plymouth, to Worthwhile, 25 miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Detroit al pm;
Arrive at Worthwhile same day by Jpn;
Leave Worthwhile at Tam;
Arrive at Detroit day by III a m
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GEORGIA.
Ffom Juiy l, 1859, to Jane 30, 1855
$40 From Clayton to MILESTONE in the district OF Pick
ms south Caroline, rs miles and back, q
Leave Clayton every Tuesday st7am.
Anve at w hetstone same dsy bvl2m,
Lave whs'''ons every Tuesday stIpm,
Arrive At Clayton same day by sp m.
Nn From Pendarvs Ssors, in Wsvns ,o,n,x h,Iin
d~'s Bluff, Ruddishviil., a~d Essn,ils 10 Ho,,. -.
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Leave Charleston every Tuesday, TAaDd.y, and
Saturday al 2 pm
Leave Kabsewn every Tuesday, fhur.aay. and
Saturday al IL M
Arrive at Charleston same days by IA . m.
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered.
xlso From North Mountain Post ofice, Hodxcsyiie
and 1omahawk Spring, to Joness Spring, 10 mile.
and back, week.
Leave North Mountain every Saturday at 8 p m;
Arrive at Jones's Spring same day by 6pm;
Leave Jones's Spnag every Saturday at ii AM
Arrive at North Mountain same day by p m.
Proposals for frequent trips between Hedges
vile and North Mountain, and also for commence
ing al Hedgessille, invited.
1851 From New Market, via Brocksgap DovosviIo,
Brakes Run and Lymans Run to Laneys Creek,
in Hardy county, 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave New Market every Thursday at Y ami
Arrive at Luneys Creek next day by IL m;
Leave Luney 8 Creek every Friday att m;
Arrive at New Markotnex day by II m
1888 From Moorfed, via Howard's Lick, John Matthias
and Orkney Springs, TO Mount Jackson, in shenan-
doah county, As miles and back, once a week.
,t Leave Moorfe!d every Tuesday OF am;
Arrive at Mount Jackson next day by I'm;
Leave Mount Jackson every Wednesday at | m |;
Arrive at Moorfeld next day by p m.
2139 From WiIamspor or Duncan, in Wood county to
intersect the Parkersburg and Baltimore mail route
a.the Junction Of the wl'iamsport and Northwest
ern turnpike, sixteen miles of Parkersburg, IA
miles and back week.
Leave Wiliamsport Tor Duncan)
Arrive at
Leave
Arrive at Wiiamsport Tor Duncan)
HeO From peterstown, via Gap Mill to Sweet Springs,
Az miles ana back, once q week.
Leave Pelersown every Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Sweet Springs day by IL m;
Leave Sweet Springs every Thursday at pm;
Arrive ut Peerstown next day by 6pm
Proposals for more frequent service will be consd-
cred.
S76l From Hopkns's Store Salt Sulphur Syringe in
Monroe county, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Hopkins's Store every Wednesday at a
Arrive at Salt Sulphur Springs same day by IL
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs every Wednesday at
pms
Arrive at Hopkins's Store day by pm
2762 From New Marlinsvile, Fan Lght, Packsadde
Carney's, Gorby's Mills, and Forks Of Fish River,
to Fish Creek Post Office, in Marshall county, -
miles and back, a week.
Leave New Martinsvile every
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The Susquehanna and Mississippi have been do
spatehed special service Tor which the Plymouth
has also contingent orders. regret deeply that 80
situated that IL is mol my power 10 10 you that this
vessel, al least shall be detained until your safety
assured bul will say that shall take great Satisfaction
IN presenting your communication. together with my own
opinion, 10 the officer upon whose discretion the duration
q 'he stay OF that vess must depend. Were The dispo-
suon OF Inc naval iorce dependent upon my wil your
wishts would be met without hesitation, they consst
WIN reason, AMI belong 10 the exercise of well reg
uialed prudence under the circumstances" stI
The committee expressed their qualification in finding
that his exceeney entirely conceded with their views
and they trusted that The result Of his
wh The officer in question might be The detention Of the
United States sloop. p.of-war Plymouth J
The Hong Kong Register OF May 81 says,
Later dates from Annoy have put us in possession of
some further accounts OF proceedings in THAT city The
chef OF the Insurgents 10 Singapore born Chinese
named kenseng, member OF The Triad society, and
brother OF the who so inhumanly beaten to
death by The Annoy mandarins for being connected with
lbe small knife" society. From all that be learned,
The insurgents al Annoy have connection whatever
with those of the North No men OF respeciabily OF Of
ability have joined them, and their soldiers described
as mere field aborers nisefably clad and armed
As was to be looked Tor. such body Of could not
ong be held under control. and il is found that dis
cussions and disagreements are breaking it up" -W