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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
J. A. GURLEY,

~ ESPECTFULl.Y informs his friends III Car"li-
4 l. na tha; he has rclEovcd from llaubur9 to Au-
..uSta. Ga, South side uf Broad Street one Square
above tho Lower Mai kc, nearly opposite the Eagle
& Phoenix. at the sign "NARliTf STORE"
where he will be happy TO sec his old friends, and
bv fair dealing merit continuation OF that pat
ronagc heretofore SO beral!y bestowed. Ills Stock
consists in part Of an extensive variety Of
WOODWARD
Such as Tubs of all kinds Buckets, Churns, Pals,
Kcclels Wash Boards, Trays &c.. &c.
Tin Ware of all AtHtlS,
Philadelphia Pots Ovens, Spiders, Kettles, Sauce
Pans, Smoothing Irons, Shovel and Tongs, Fire
Dogs, Siftcrs. Fry Pans, Fine Pocket and Pen
Knives, RAXOTsS that can't be beat. Tea and Table
Spoons. both Brittania and Silver. Table Knives
and Forks, Candle Sticks, Pad Locks, Shoe Iacks,
&C., &c. Also varied assortment Of
JAPAN WARE.
Letter and Cap Paper, Waters, Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Ewes. Pur, Monies an assortment from
j. cts to s. each, Silk and Thread Purses,
SUSPENDERS, HOSE AND HALF HOSE, GLOVES,
Silk NIitts, &C.
A complete assortment Of the BEST PERI u
merry, SOAPS, &c, direct from JULES l1AuEL.
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Musical Instruments, Toys,
And in fact many other articles not enumerated
here. Also, "VIRGINIA TOBACCO" always
10 be found here cheap by the Box or otherwise.
cI5- Call and see j. y. GURLE9,
l55 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga
Sent : IF 81
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VOL. XVIII.-.-NO. 4G.
PRINCE MENsCHIKoFF.

The New York Courier is painting the
character ofPrince Menschkoff, great grand.
son of Peter the Great, now seventy years
Of age, and in command Of the Russian ar.
my against Turkey. We quote:
He is of middle stature, has close.cut,
milkwhite hair; high, open forehead;
sharply defined features, and bright, spark
ling eye. His gait is naughty, but slightly
limping, from wound that he received in
singular manner at tue siege of Varna, in
1923. 1t is affirmed that, one evening, hay.
ing some orders that he wished to see obcyed,
he strolIed through the camp, and, as he was
returning to his quarters, lie stopped and re-
manned with his legs stretched wide apart,
while he enjoyed pinch of snuff: Suddenly
the report Of heavy gun was heard, and
the Prince fell headlong to the ground.
When lie was taken mp it was found that a
cannon ball had passed between his legs and
wounded him severely in the thigh.
|. "Prince Menschikof is one of the most
extensive landed proprietors in the Empire,
and counts his serls by thousands; but un.
like the generality OF the Russian mobiles,
who throw away their riches III reckless pro.
fusion, he adds daily 10 his wealth. His
economy is without parallel, and, indeed,
is stated to descend to parsimony of the low
est grade.
z. " Another striking popularity Of this re-
marhable man is the aversion he entcrtains
for foreigners. Not one-even an Ambassa.
dor-has ever been permitted to enter his pal.
ace. Nor is this repugnance confined to
those who are strangers, in the strict sense
of the world; for several Finlanders of emf.
nence, who had been acquainted with him
when Governor General of that province,
have been denied access to him when they
happened casually to be at St. Petersburg:
the only favor accorded to them being per.
mission to take refreshments in tbe.ane.
chambers with the upper servants of tho
house
"He is both rough and tickle, and when
any thing oiends him, he becomes absolute !:
ly brutal. 1t is not, therefore, to be won.
d.red at that he has so many enemies
MenschkoR is married to the Princess
Dolgorouki, by whom he has son and a
daughter"
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n NOtlcc

rs hereby given, that application will be made at
i the next Session Of the Legislature. for re-
ncwa of the Charter of the Ferry across Savannah
River, known by the name of SCOTS Ferry.
Sept : 5nl "1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
Musical Instruments, TOYS,
10 make Flour Risc.v

TUST call in at the VARIETY SToRE' and buy
- some Of PREsroH & MEERILLs' lNFALLlBLE
YEAST POWDER, g and its bonnd to risc.'
Call at the " VARIETY STORE l55 Broad Street,
Augusta Ga. J. y. GURLEY.
= tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

KNOWLEDGE may slumber in the memory
but it never dies; it is like the dormouse in
the ivyed tower, that sleeps while winter
lasts, but awakcs with the breath of Spring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

To CURE CoRNs.-Take little common
whitehead, ground in oil, plaster it over the
corn on going to bed, and tie rag around
it to keep it from rubbing off. This is said
to give immediate relief
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
Ready-Madc Clothing

lust Received heavy Stock of READY
O MADE CLOTHING, well suited to the Fall
and Winter Trade, md will be sold LOW FOR
CASH, or on easy terms to punctual customers.
Let the doubtful examine for themselves.
". w. CLARY.
Claryton, Oct ), II IS
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Boots and Shoes,

TrNNkS, FstIESCS, VstEFSt-I"sS'
And every article belonging 10 the wholesale and
Retail Boot aud Shoe business, which he pledges
himself to sell CHEAPER than any other House
in Augusta, FOR CASH. or on time 10 runctual
dealers.
Any one wanting Goods in his line will find II to
ther interest 10 call and examine Ills Stock before
purchasing clscwhcre-and he will take pleasure III
exhibiting them to every one who may favor him
with visit.
lie takes occasion here to return his heartfelt
thanks to his kind friends for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on him. and hopes by strc, at
tention and perseverance in business, TO merit Il
continuance Of The sane.
JOHN WELSH
Opposite the Augusta Hotel,
Augusta. Ga, Oct ) tt IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

DELICATE INNUATIoH.-Two fellows
were quarrelling, me Of them being very
dark.hided custopr. After some wrangling,
a friend Of FarSin's stepped up and told
him to tell the der fellow he had niger
blood in his vein,
81 hate 10 do hal" said Fairskin.
"You can ina.uate, / reckon" replied
his friend.
"Look here" addressing Blackhide, |
say nothin' agin su or your blood. All Eve
got to say, eff the'u dig dopn four feet 'shar
your grandasldy as buried, they'll find mig
ger uOol." -..,---
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
PIANO. .FoRTEs, BOOKS, MUSIC, SC.
TIE Subscribers would called Mt
ii.iss y lrnti"n to their Splendid assortment
. ] Z 2 y superior
pIHNO EORWES.

superior
pIANO EORTES,
OF 6, g.. g. and Octsvos from the celebrated
Nanutactori,s S of BACON & RAVEN, IlAzELToS &
Bios. and a. IL. GALE L. Co., Of New York
These are malc,frum the best and thoroughly sea-
snnrd materials with all the latest improvements,
and are .,ARRANTED to stand the various
changes Of this clima,c-and nr equality and sweet
ness Of tone cannot bc surpassed.
Their BOOK and STATIONERY department
consists of Il good assoI t'uent Of
School and Miscellaneous Books,
And all the Cheap literature, as soon as published,
as well as large and we'll selected Stuck OF Sta
Their Stock Of PRINTED MUSIC is the largest
in the State, consisting Of all the popular Songs,
Walt2cs. Marches, Variations &c.
u New Music received every week.
Nsusical Instruments.
They also keep an elegant assortment Of the fol-
towing instruments on hand viz:
Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Clari-
nets, Cornopeons, Sax Horns,
TENOR HORNS, FLUTINAS, FLAGE0LETS, BANDS
Accordcoms, TambOrines,
FLUTES, &c.
Also. IN assortment of Musical Merchandise,
IL An assortment of superior Violin and Guitar
STRINGS, always on land
All the above articles will hc sold for Cash or
good paper, by GEO. a. OATES & BROS.
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Nov Q. If ~
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT s SHOE BUSIM ESS!
Usaps1oC1fi

gV1IIE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
4 in Carolina, that he has Removed from Ham
burg TO Augusta, Ga. the South side "f Broad
Street. opposite the Augusta l!oirl, where he will
b. plc,>r,l to see his old friends and customers
lie would al,o state tha, lie HIS just returned from
the North, where, with care aud attention. he has
purchased. at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

TAKING OUT YUR WATcM DURIFG TIE
SERMoH.-Now his is no small exploit.
There are many advantages arising from it.
10 the first pace,it will be known that a
man has watch. III the second place, he
will show that theermon has not very much
affected him. Tirdly, it will be modest
hint to the mini!er that he has preached
about long enough and should bring his ser.
mon to close. Fourthly, it will take up
a portion of theNime and attention, so that
the sermon, ceriinly, (f not the whole
will pass by mangas,tbe idle wind and be
lost. Filthy, it sill show what estimates
the man puts onthe messages of grace.
Sixhly. it will absraetdhe notice Of others
around, and turn their: attention from the
message in like MINER sevcnthly, it is an
act very much iniarmony with the passage
of Scripture in mos, 8: i" When will
the new moon b gone that we may sell
CON; and the Sbbath, that we may set
forth wheat ;"
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Select 1)oetry,
LINES ON MY BIRTHDAY.

I'm growing old Pm growing old
feel the years are gliding on,
And fccting moments still unfold
The truth that have oder grown.
Twelve years have glidcd. and again
| add another to my years;
All, me! they are n varied train
Of smiles, Of joys, Of grief and tears
My spring time came, with JOY ! caught
The merry strain the thrashcr sung.
Eaclroi'ning day some new joy brought
. And loud and free my music rung,
:, And wrea,hcd around my brow the flowers,
That bcddcd in my c!oudlcss lay;
OH they were bright and joyous hours,
All, all how fleet they sped away.
Ny summer came with brighter beam
And each days warmer sun displayed;
But love came o'yr my summer dream,
And rrnged its golden beams with shade,
Then over my brow came pensivc thought,
And dashed my cup fjoy with pain,
DiSquircd my idol wrought,
For oh loved, but loved in vain.
My autumn came, and around my heart
Ny spring bright leaves grew sere and fell
saw my summer buds depart,
And felt the winds grow cold and chill.
saw the one loved the most,
Torn from my heart-t being Ger
All. miscry-my loved, my lost!
Pale memory recall no more!
IT'S winter now, SO cold and scrc.
All things that meet my gaze below:
But still have in idol here
Whose potent sway too well know,
For in my heart there is spot
AS green as in my spr:ng-tmc past
My summer love is not forgot,
But throughout my being last.
ONE ANGEL MORE.
BY BEATA.
In summer time sweet Alice died,
When carly summer brought its store;
With June's bright treasures at her side,
She closed her eyes for cvermorc.
At ca'ly dawn she mcckly heard
The gentle call, Beloved one, come"
She doubted not the heavenly word
She dreaded not the summons home.
She saw not moon, nor twinkling star;
t-.s,i sSrv { III
; The city, greeted from aiar,
is ncarcd-is won-thc portal past
Lilies, less pure than her pure mind,
Beside her lay, with roses sweet;
And many fragrant buds cntw.n,d
in careless grace lay ut her feet.
A loving hand had placed them there,
Elnb,cms Of Alice peerless maid.
Like hcr-in life suprcmely fair;
Like hcr-too soon alas! to fade,
But not, like her, to live again,
And as the stars in glory shine;
Thcirs-onc short summers transient reign;
IIers-an eternity divine.
Alice was gone. She calmly died
When early life poured forth its store;
With loves rich treasures at her side,
She closed her eyes for evcrmore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

"DoS'r be liza hurry, keep your seat"
when addressedo a visitor, in an editors
office, means car out as fast as you car" +"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

A GENERAL oricef, commanding AT rrynr
outh some few years since, once gave stric'
orders 10 the sentry at the ctadclthat no ont
except the Generals COW should pass owe
the grass. While this order was in force,
lady D. called to visit the Generals lady,
and, on entering the citadel, was, as usual,
about to take Il short cut across the grass,
when to her great surprise, she was ordered
off by the sentry, who said, "You can't pass
there" Not pass here" said her tadyship,
perhaps YOU don't know who am 9" |
neither know nor care who you are" said
the soldier, but | know you are not the
Generals COW, and no one else can pass
there"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

Sps Turpcn'inc. Camphcnc, Spirit Gas,
Taow, Grinls,oucs, Cordagc,
Chain Pumps. Glue, Packing Yarn,
Cotton Foot Gin Fixtures and Brushes Of various
kinds.
Charleston, Nov. Gm ~
HARDWA ARE, CUTLERY, i; &c.
V1T g. j. HILL, Hamburg, S. c., would in
w form their friends and customers that they
keep constantly on hand. at their old Stand, n
LARGE and WELL SELECTED STOCK, con-
sistug in part Of the following articles.
FINE cUTL RY.
4 large assortment, of Pocket Knives, Knives and
Forks. Scissors, &c. &c., beth Of English and
American Manufacture.
Tin and Copper Ware.
Every article of Tin Ware kept always on hand,
and orders received for any article that may be
needed in tho Copper. Tin. or Sheet Iron line.
@ @w@ % " ia SO
4 good assortment of Heating and Cooking Stoves.
The latter arc recommended to IlOusckccPers for
ncatncss and economy.
Gums and Pistols!
4 full assortment of Guns. frnm ordinary to very
fine. Colts repeating Pistols, Aliens Revolving
and clf-Cocking Single Barrel Pistols. Also, COM
mon Pistols.
~ SMITHS TOOLS.
A large and complete Stock OF Smiths Tools, con-
sis,ing Of Anvcls, Bellows Screw Plates, Hand
and Slcdgc Hammers, Files ltasps, &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Embracing all varieties Of Plains, Saws, Chcscls,
Aucers, Hammers, Hatchcts, Squares, Compasses,
Axes, AIDES, &C., &c.
Shades and Shovels.
Spades and Shovcls of the best qualities. Also
Manure Forks, Hoes, &C., &c.
CHAINS.
Log, Ok, Trace, Wagon, Coil and Halter Chains
Boilers and C;,ldrOns.
4 variety of Boilers and Caldrons, by the pr:per
use Of which farmers will find great saving in
feeding Cattle and Hogs.
CASTING AND HOLLOW WARE.
Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Kettles, Waffle and Wa,
fer Irons, Fire Dogs, Wagon Boxes, Grid Irons
Smoothing Irons, Morters, &C.
NAILS.
500 Kegs cf Nails, assorted sizes. Also an assort.
mcnt of English and American Horse Shoes, and
Horse Shoe Nails. Coffee Toastcrs, and Cotton
, and Wool Cards.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters.
The most approved Straw Cutters, and Corn Shc
lcrs which farmers would find great economy to use
CHAIN PUMPS!
Chain Pumps and fiStures-an excellent method fol
drawing water from wells.
rs" All the foregoing articles sold on the mos
reasonable terms.
Hamburg. Oct. &c GIN Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

SLAVERY OF THE PREss-Ihe person
who penned the following deserves pen
sion. They are our sentiments. None
know the drudgery attendant upon the
publication of Il daily paper except those
who have had experience. The writer says;
al know of no state of slavery upon
earth like that attendant upon newspaper
life, whether it be as directors or subordi.
mates. Your task is Eever ended, your re.
sponsibility never secured, the last days
work is forgotten at the close of the day on
which it appears, and the dragon OF to-
tomorrow waits open.mou,hed to devour
your thoughts, aud snapup one morsel more
Of your vexed existence. lie as successful
as it is in the nature OF things to be-be
indifferent to praise, and lion-hearted to
blame-still will the human frame wear out
before its time, and your body, if not your
mind, exhibit some symptoms of dry rot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

A CELEBRArD Topper intending to 60 to
a masked ball llcnsulted an acquaintance in
what characterize should disguise himself.
"Go SOBER" relied his friend, sand your
most intimate :quaintance will not know
you."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
GEORGE SINCLAIR,
JOSEPH WHILDEN,
DEALER IN
P pAINTss oT1sy GRASS.

SH p Q r a N D LE Y,
No. 6oI East-Bay. opposite ?. & w. Sank
CHARLESTON. s. G.
lie keeps constantly for sale general assort-
IL mcut Of PAINTS and OILS Of all kinds,
Window Glass and Sashcs,
Spts Turpcntinc Camphcnc, Spirit Gas,
Tallow, GrinhS,oncs, C"rdagc,
Chain Pumps. Glue, Packing Yarn,
Cotton Foot Gin Fixtures, and Brushes Of various
kinds.
Charleston, Nov. Gm AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

DIR. JoHNsoNwas one day dining at the
house of an EuIish lady when she asked
him if he did ot think her pudding very
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

EVERY WORD TRUE.--It is great and
unhappy prevalent error, that children may
be left to run wild in every sort Of company,
and temptations for several years, and that
it will be time enough to brake them yet.
This mistake makes half of our spendtlrfts,
gamblers, thieves, and drunkards. No man
would deal so with his garden or lot; no
man would raise a colt or puppy on such u
principle. Take notice, parents, unless you
till the new soil and throw in the good seed,
the devil will have a crop Of poison weeds
before you know what is taking place. Look
at our dear children, and think whether you
will leave their safety and ruin at hazard, or
whether you should train them up III the way
they should go.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

INTEGRITY N BusISEss.-There is no
moral lesson which the state of society in
our country more loudly calls for, than integ-
rity in business, The great and perrading
passion oftne American community is money
making, and the motto upon which thousands
seem to act is, get money,-honestly, if
you c;ih,-but at any rate get money" Pro-
baby the rule Of morality is as frequently
and generally violated as that which pre-.
scribcs honesty and fair dealing. Many a
man who looks with proud and pharisaic
scorn on the iutempcrate aud the profane,
upper publicans and sinners who do not seek
concealment for their offences, many such
a man will "gct the advantage" as it is
called, Of his ncighbor in business transac.
ton, by false representations, and not feel
the slightest compunclion. Compunctinn
indeed Why, he considers it Il feather in
his cap, and he boasts of it to his cronies,
aud glories in his shame!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

eMANY trne wds are spoken in. jest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

NoRTncorE, the printer, once said that
the devil tempted everybody but the idle
the idle tempted the devil.
o." Be not i judge between friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30

eyes," growH the great moralist, "it is
very good for gs."
"Shall | hell you TO another plateful,
then ?" asked th polite hostess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
1flebirdl.

HALO. BILL, where did You get those Whskers :
Oh used to,t Of GRAHAMS ONGUENT, and It forced
weeks you But pgfty aside, it viii
the beard grow all ask fair ia nom me pGble n
part the county K &. GRAHAM No "
Ann-st, snd by al druggists II the l. ;.
DLANETT's BIrIERS.-Ihis article IS offered 70
public for Debry Indigestion Liver Compliant
sfecors generally They
hshy peasns wholly vegetable their npooa.
For sAleby VA hlChs Co. NO 3if reAfi-s'.
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES Ladies'
Supporters Instruments for feet, knockknees
snse onfs OF the very
enlarged OF the eg elastic lace caps
Chldr,ns rrus snd OF bandase At NO II Anns
WITHOUT a TRIAL it is impossible 70 conceive
W the inestimable virtues Of Dr. + GOURAUDS ltALiAS
INDICATED SOAP IL Is to the body
sou-parfes il touch, pimpes freckes
sunbuTn. eryspe salt teurn aowuess roughnesS
eh &C. vanish ussnte leaving the skin white ~
PsI.an marble. GOURAUD'S LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE, Is
splendid preparation for impang natural and permanent bloom
GOURAUDS l. LIZ WHITE the only article tne
soenins the skin. From us emohent properties
gentlemen for application % the attei
shaving GOURAUD LIQUID HAIR DYE warranted change
I'd bsht gray hair soy brown hacs instantly without
STAINING the skn GOURAUDs PoUDRE SUBTLE upTOot han
foreheads OF the body, SAT and quickly
GOURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE Circasan Cos forces the
prevents falling dandui aud m kes hnsh
wrv hair ssy glossy Found only original depot 81
Hallerst- ist rom Broadway.
Agents T Calender 3dt, Philadelphia Bates l Wash
inson st. Boston, Bulch Son. Providence. r. /; Blss Co..
Sprnsfed Carlton Lowell Greene, Worcester hcNa buck
hartford Post Rochester Cameron Bndgepori o. EATSue % 81
Charles ct, NJ o. p. Smith, itn-st, Cincinnati, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

Srycrr,R ExpLosfoN-The chimney Of Tie Freeman
office salem exploded al about u o'clock Monday near
the ton and the fragments in falling struck Capt Poole OF
salem who Glanced to BE- passing the time and feled
him 10 the ground nictng tive severe cuts upon bis head
which probably prevented fatal result The cause of the
exp sion is supposed 20 have been rom hs generation Of
gas and smoke IN the chimney from quantity Of paper and
rubbish with which the had been flied and had been
sInOuderng for Tune becoming Suddenly gnited
The chimney covered with fnt stone TOP, which
blown of with alosd refer We learn that Capt Poole Is
net .elsasiy ipiured lHesicn 1IaYslsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
hJater Cure.

TOR LADIES ONLY-Washngton Springs Water
Cure heahuly TIE Mountain Ro4d IL the immed
ate vicinity lesgul Of Panhed NewJersey Under
the direction Of Dr. SlIADGETT and his daughterna Mrs T. b.
BARBER
NEWYORK CITY WATER CURE-AccOmmO-
patients and friends OF Water Cure by the day OF
week, az No. 1874 l2th Of University lace -
' d. H. WELLINGTON
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
~ Orange. y. &c c. SELLERS BROTHER, Propretou
This ton having greatly enlarged and uh improved by
the addition bathing fixtures and steamheaug apPsra
nus now open patients Visitors take the Nor
Ms and Ess Railway Courtlsndt 81 A. NJ and II NJ
or and Pm. Distance from New-fork IL miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
MEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid steamer sou III AMER
lC COLI MBIA vii leave foot OF h1sont every ss-nooa
4ocock connecting with Stages from hs~5ggh- Kingston and
Cafskill sud Hudsop and B-kshire Railroad
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD-Nev-
~ York 10 Ruiand Bungon 81 John5zy NonPeler 81 A.
bans os1ensbuTsh Nesirsa. an owns. nss Aa %
Rrosjwsy Exprcfs leave An ,nd5 oPA bsZssss
CHECKED through For ifegl patc reduced pe- apply
70 y HYDE. Agest No ~ soutL-St- y
NOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT
WASHINGTON. MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DoCk.
MIDDLETOTE and RED BANk The poqusE stealae, LDWIS
LEWIS Capt r COsA all have RobEso1s- Mem hEer 40
follows;
Leave New-YoFk Leave shTeTsoury .
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