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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-20
w wAGRICULTURAL MEETING

~ AUIUIOUL LI UICAL MEE IN U
AT regular meeting of the Board of Mana
gers of the Wyandot County Agricultural So
ciety, held at the Secretary's Office on the first
day of April, 1854, Premium List for the 3rd
Annual Fair was adopted and ordered to be
published.
Ordered, That 25 per cent of all premiums
drawn at the next fair be retained to meet the
current expenses.
Ordered, That 10 cts. per day be charged TO
all adults for admission to the ground at the
next annual Fair, and cts to children under
10 years old.
Ordered, That the Board adjourn to meet at
the same place on the first Saturday of June
| next.
GEO. T. FREES, Prest.
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4 HlTY BAKERY!--THE SUBSCRI.
~ BEk has commenced the Baking business
IN all It's various branches. He will CONSTANTLY
keep on hand Cakes, Bread and Crackers. to
accommodate the public, either wholesale or
retan' Call at his Bakery, where D. Graham
formerly kept grocery.
April 10. 1854. n5a.tf
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Feb. 9th, 1854.

16T IGHT! MORE LIGHT!"-]
~ would call the attention of the titizers
liapcy and cheapness, all other compositions
hitherto offered The Spirit Gass has give1
general satisfaction in the east. To all whs
want light that will not smoke or settle at the
bottom, we would say, try the above Lamp.
of every description for burning the same.
feb9-n40 VIM B. MERCER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
''Variety is the spice Of Life, &c.''

s'Varicty is the spice OF Life, &c.''
N5- 1T is SELF EVIDENT THAT
DRUGGISTS as we'll as Physicians should be
well skilled in their profession; then the ply
sician can have confidence that PURE WATER
Will not be mistaken for AQUEE FORTS, (as was
likely to be the case in this place few weeks
since,) and the life Of fellow being perrilled
by the ignorance of ONE who is .'desirous of
EXTENDING the privileges" Countrymen and
dealers, who want pure and genuine Medicines,
accurately prepared by a REGULAR DRUGGIsr,
call on W. B. MERCER.
Druggist and Apothecary.
the place. Cash or its equivalent, will cal
WIFE" buy Glow even "Be Low the market
Upper Sandusky, April 18th, 1854. n49tf.
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Best milch Cow of any breed to be tested
on consecutive days, trial between
the lst of April and lst of October
The competitor must state in writing
the kind of food used for two weeks
previous to, and during trial, the guam
tity of milk given, and amount of but
ter made therefroin. Also state the time
from calving at which the trial was
made. The statement to be attestcd by
oath or affirmation. ................ :. 3
I'd best milch coH, (saihe statement re-
quired) .:.......... 90
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GENTS, FURaIsHxNe.
THE CENTRE or ATrr@T5s 5ssfT1ss.

THE cENTisE or ATTr~TEsAeT10s.
i 20 MBiNED WITH NEW Ar
~ RANGEMENTSat at the Clothing Ea
tablishmcnt Of JOSEPH BUCRwAV. Ia
I.a,e S. HeaTearich & Co.. Havingbo' u
ont lie interest of nay partner, Ar. e. IL
Heayenrich, ] would respectfully announce 80
the citizens Of this .swn AID vicinity. thai
shall carry on the business vitl most il,e!esse
facilities; and iii conformity with t}sis kaver
eeived in the last few days. {, PowtTft1l AID sn
mense Stock OF READY E;ADE CLOTHING
comprising unsursaesctl sciactios, Of ever
variety Of MEMS AIpAREI., selected, wit
the utmost care, and with an eye aarHcialiy ci
rccted TO get only such Goods vl.:ck for dur
bLit = Of the same, will stand The test of ea
parison with anything ever glusi 4: to be fclin.
in the READY MADE CLOTHING JINF.-.
Deerning it suPerfuo''; to go into 2e:aiis
mentioning all the numerous articles on hand,
suffice it to say; that hare splendid and ex.
teusivc variety of all kinds OF COATS. e@ti.,
the Box, FrocE;. and Sack Styiea, ane, .n:ssie
Of every description OF Goods. 4 so, most i'm
mense and verv handsome selection Of BLACK
and CASSIMERE PANTS, Black aud Fancy
Cassirett de-; Cor,lurov, White and Brown Lin
en- do. Farmers Drilling DO; together wAA II
large assortment Of Black Figured and FaGcr
| SATIN VESTS, White and Co.ored MAR
| STILES ditto &c. ] sfan also in tie con-
slant receipt Of aregulsT SID rcrlete selection
of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. compri.
. sing almost anything usually to be found in
THAT line and in short cl-e.t.lng pertaining, 70
the out fit of q Gentlemen.
In purchasing their Spras Goada, tie can
nlpnity hae neTer before such an crpo,t, nifty
offered to them to select from sCch a large and
well assorted Stock; and in regard to the Price,
the public may be assured that il il no. only llG
aim to maintain the former reputation Of the Old
Firm, bat if possible still to reduce the prices
! And be it known at once, that i shall be BY
constant motto, NEVER TO. BE UNDER.
iSOLD By ANY LIVING NAN 4esfa9N.
For the rcracity Of this state,cc::.t, yGeil in-
vite my friends and the public generally 10 cx-
anime Ely Stock cf Goods and Priccs. n
JOSEPH BIZ CHM An
| On Nyaudot ave 8 doors Z. Post Offfea
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TURNER'S PURE EXTRACT OF sAR-

TURNER'S PURE EXTRACT OF SAR-
L sapparilla. medicine has no equal as
apurifer of the blood, and general regulator of
the system. 1t has been tested in all Parts Of
the " orld, with the most gratifying effects. The
Medical Profession as we'll as thousands of pri-
vatc individuals, have accorded to it the palm of
superiority. It's operation is pleasant SAFE and
effcctual, 1t is composed of the purest matell-
al and manufactured under the eve of the pro.
prictors Proof of its excellence can be estab-
lished sat the mouth Of many Witnesses. Be.
yond, all question Of controversy, the greatest
benefactor OF the age, as well as the cheapest
medicine Of its kind
PRloE-Two Quart Bottles Ore Dollar pint
ditto, Twenty-Five cents;
Also TURTER'S GINGER WINE! It is
sold cheap and warranted to be sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Lrtp.
For sale by Wn1. B. Mercer, Upper sandus-
! Ky, Ohio
Srntrmher 7tb lS52-nlGIv
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DIED,

DIED,
In this place, on the 18th inst, son of George
and Susan Shultz; aged years.
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CHOICE FOWLS FOR SALE.-I WILL
" dispose of few pairs of Cochin China,
Royal Cochin China, and Yellow Shangha
chickens. Also eggs for hatching-warral:ted
to be as represented. j. D. SEARS.
Upper Sandusky, July Goth. 1S53-l3-tf
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R0CE E Il ES;

EISH, FISH.-FRESH GOOD FISH, CAN
IL be had at the store of
iune24 n9. j. B. WHEELER.
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a TTACHMENT NOTICE.-AT My
"A instance, an attachment was this day is
sued by NJ II. Kirby, Justice of the Peace, 0!
Crane township, Wyandot county, against the
property and effects of Eli Ragon, non-resi-
dent of said county.
JOSEPH B. WHEELER.
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II A r DIV a e i:

GLASS! GLASS;! GLASS!!!-
~ 100 boxes, 8 X TO- 25 boxes, 10 X is
50 &C 10 x ~ 30 l0H l6.
so 4" l0S ID 20 ss 12h 30
For Sac by ....-...s.s .-..-
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IS South 6.h street, PhiIadtiptia
j. II Newspaper inserting the ADORE IN IN Il
will be entieit cd to volume Tor each Insertion,
pa..ers to De directed Medical Examiner, Phil
adelphia. laSs-ISW.l
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TRAN PORTATIO N.

lsks Gsa s5 &
CHANGE OF TIME.
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| * ROCERIES-F AND CHEAP At
~ the the big brick opposite the court house
inne94-n9 ] B WHEELER
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IRON, ROUND AND FATAL
Il sizes Just received and for sale by
feb9-n4O A. NJ ANDERSON 4 Co
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ON MONDAY NEXT, THE SIXTH
~ dav of MARCH, the EXPRESS TRAIN
on the OHIO 4 Ia. ROAD, will begin TO run
daily, Sundays excepted as follows
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HARDWARE - THE LARGEST, BEST
Il 4 and cheapest assortment ever offered to the
citizens of this county by
une24-n9. J. B. WHEELER.
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NLOUR.-THEF FINEST BRAND FOR
4 sale By
iune24-n9 J. B. WHEELER.
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Colporteurs, Agents. q School Li':.aits, rll
be supplied at liberal discount zra eGg
Copics WI be sent Sc by mall, iEee q po5.ass:
volume. a1sjsE ss5
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- onrwea - @ q bsaEd q gu6A vsu1 h ~ g.
pActty whstDoover, except uA6w the autA0xtlV -
under suoh restrictions - may b inpossd 81 s1ea
Magyar. q 0thsr chief nulicipa officer, Or nAgie
nsas atelesid; ard guch bond shau b dspcshed
With such Mayor, o. chef municipal ofaoer, e. Ne
CITRATE aferesaid, to - sued upon in cass saah
coaditioe shall not ba observed and perfsrusl; end
- Gaze OF eute and reoOvexy upon any such bona.
bali 81 the amount recovered snail 20 to The inform
e., Who u heseby, notwithstanding hts interest, -
cared competent witness, and half. In caeo Ne
aid bord Be taken by . municipal cfacer, to ~
treasury OF the ssid city or port OF entry othr wi
the half to b paid into the pubic treasury.
3. That compliance with the regulatieng e
tb act, on the part Of the master, oWneg, q -
son IN control Of any veaeel entering int my pat
within the State, within twelve houn after en2sx~
ing ssid : port: ahsl sxsnPs IL ftes nssrs. 80
the pIovisois q the second section q tho cot
Aforesaid, entitled Gan act moro eh ,tually 10 pro
vent free negroes and other psrsenS Of color ffom
entering Unto thia State, ard Tor other purpose"
Provided, nevertheIem, that II The master, ownos,
and pereon in control fan = comply with TIE rsqai-
sitiOns Of this act or II the nee lsioss aad psesoas
Of color entering a. Aforesaid, shall fAi 10 rean q
board said veeae than said foo negroes and personn
Of color entering - Aforesaid, shAn b. - hetoeso
subject In Ill respects 10 the provsioAs OF ~ aee
Aforesaid, passed On the nineteenth day u DsooR-
6sr IN the sesr Ct our Lord one thousand ssAs haa
S. It ahal 30 the duty Of the ahsein. ana h esss
there be NO shsrin or he Be absent, the chs muni-
cipal officer Of the city, or port Of entry, e -
such municipal o6lcey, then the nearest MAgisre1e
Of the district In which such port y situated, q -
arrvalo Of any sush vessel - Aforesaid to 90 o. boaA
the same and ascertain WHISTLER the abevs proviess
have been complied WITH and for such service he
shall receive fee Of one dollar from the captain q
the vessel examined for each free negro and penm
Of color found therein.
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Cour& OF General Sessions.
Before His Honor Recorder Ti,lou.

FORGERY IN THE THIRD DEGREE -ExrEssgvE CASE
OF OBTAINING MoSEY UNDER FALSE pRErESogs.
Dgo. 10.--Thomas J. Dowden put upon trial for
forging the endorsement Of Auten Bourne, editors Of
the shipping AND Commercial List to check for SIS 30
drawn the Union Bank, by Blackburn Booking The
prisoner 10 yonng Of prepossessag appearance,
and of the highest intelligence he conducted hs
Defence Besides the present. there other
indictments preferred against him. for obtaining money
by falsely representing himself she agent of newspa
pers, business rms &c TIE following tho substance
OF the evidence taken in the case -
lJames ". AeteD, OF the firm of Auten Bourne No.
1855 Pearl street. editors and publishers Of the Shippao
and CcnsncrrsF last, deposed that prso tr
IN his employ br authorized to collect moasy for the
firm endorse their signatures on any instsameat
check drawn on the Union Bank by Blackburn Brook
ing for SIS co. shown to the witness and he declared
that the said endorsement "Autcn Bourne" theteons
not in the handwriting Of any Of the arm.
James Mccall, Of the firm Of Blackburn Brookins.
No 40 Beaver street, deposed that MA resembling
The prisoner called ut his Office tho 10th November
and presented bill for Advertising in the shipping and
tonr1cTcioi List The Witness paid the bill, Amounting
e. as 60 BY check the Union BANK payable to the
order Of he propretors Of that paper, Autea Bourne,
Tie check presented to the bank and paid. Black
bors Brooking verv subscquensly notiaed By Aptn
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

EXEMPTION OF WITNESSES WHEN ABOUT TO TRAVEL.
DEC ls-At the sitting Of the court this morning,
gentleman, named Young, brought up an attach
ment for not obeying subpoena, issued time ago,
to appear as witness in criminal case then before
the United States Grand Jury.
Mr. Young explained to the Judge that he had taken
and paid his passage board The steamship Africa
her last voyage TO Europe before he served with
the notice to attend II he had obeyed tho summons,
his passage would have been forfeited.
The court said that that was sufficient excuse and
ordered the attachment to be forthwith discharged.
Mr. McKeon the United States Attorney, being still in
disposed and Mr.. Joachimssen being engaged in the
District Court the jury in attendance in this court
discharged he
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United States District Court.

Before Hon. Judge Hall.
THE CHARGE OF SMUGGLING ON B0ARD THE STEAM
SHIP WARRINGTON.
DEC. 19.--In the of the United States against
Iemm Heiibuth, for smuggling watches, jewelry, &C.,
reported in yesterdays HERALD the jury found the
cused guilty. Sentence deferred.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

oRDER OF BUSINESS FOB 1866.
Before Hon. Judges Ingrahsm, DAILY and Woodruff
Ordered that the Clerk be directed to give notice Of
the following order
new calendar Of causes noticed for trial, win be
made up for the January Term 1885, for which notes Of
issue must DO hd before Wednesday the 27h day
OF December inst.
All notes Of issue, for that and every subsequent
term must state distinctly the nature Of the issue,
(whether issue Of fact to be tried by the jury
issue Of fact to Be tried by the Court issue Of law
&c.)
Such notes Of issue for January Term shall also state
December Term 1854 and Il 10, shall state the number
OF the that calendar and notes Of issue for
other terms shall state whether the is then the
calendar, and tile number thereof
The Clerk directed not to enter any upon the
calendar unless the note of issue therein contained
is on the calendar shall mark the ng OF such note Of
issue In the margin thereof instead Of placing the
again on the calendar Such calendar win be continued
disposed Of, or during the year.
Causes which reached the calendar At any term,
clerk Immediately placed the foot Of the calendar
unless 1t IL otherwise ordered
New ssnes may be noticed for trial at any term after
ssue Joined, and fling the note Of issue, shall be
added to the calendar for such term.
These rules not intended to dispense with the
When the parties shall have agreed, in writing, to
waive trial by jury the consent shall be fled with the
note OF ISSUE or snail Dc referred TO therein already
le, and the clerk shall place such sepa
rate part Of the calendar to be called in order when the
calendar OF to be tried BY the court shall be taken
up; and when PARTIES cause being called, shall con-
sent in open court that the be tried without
jury and the court assents thereto the shall be
forthwith entered upon such calendar in it's order
0rdered-That at the general term for December, 1854
the appeal calendar will be called Tuesday Of the
fourth week.
0rderedThat at the General term Of December 1884,
the special calendar will be called Tuesday Of the
fourth week.
Ordered--That the jury for the january term DO
moped for the Second Part for the I'd January next and
for the First Part for the Sth January.
B. Il. JARVIS, Clerk.
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Cnss had csnt<sveesy with ahsatsa;
have Law sutta With him now.
Simeon b Chittenden theA called on the part OF
the Mr. Shelton fifteen years: knew moth
ing against hs character TO integrity believes II 70
be good prior to July plaintiff had reputation n New
Haven ~ to being good TO coIleot debt hs had
my enfh confidence
Several other Witnesses were called BY the plaintiff,
and deposed that they heard anything against his
character prior to 9th July, 1854.
Harry Peck believe the plaintiff to be oil integri-
ty and honesty and heard his character spoken
against except by his personal enemies.
The testimony closed, ami the adjourned to
Wednesday morning.
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ISLANDER CASE.
DEC. 10.--In the case of Butler against Wentworth,
rival eabineakers for alleged SANDER already report
ed, the jury found verdict for plaintiff Of $3.50.
Thomas Aldridee the United States Insurance Com
p0ny.-Ths action policy of insurance eff
fected on oaten factory and grist mill, Bergen
Hill, New Jersey. Verdict for plaintiff -, al 40.
Judge Cerke that he would hold the circuit
for the remainder Of this week, and sit Saturday
when he would adjourn for the term.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

tered II dor she heard him ayto ne defendant, Plsn
sore schrsrs and they walk ont into shed ck u q,
h,,roon She ran arouDd 10 the back door, az saw th
cef,r6gn, lrng DOT a bottle Of brandy and sot t L.
E. } .sore her husband As he about pou-n; slms
of H., horOr out he sprong suddenly 10 upon ihen and
s,z,d lie bottle saying now will take tbs % a. Al.
"c,,urns off ce and whether i is not liquor. Sas
had once before seized bottle with the nten'sa
but upon defendant promising that he w0ali sell nora
liquor her husband she pat he bottle down tni lot t1e
si.or lass As defendant did not keep his word she
th tire started of Alderman Carks with The bottle
and il Was ihers Cdnd TO brandy. The AdermSn hal
deecap. arrested and bourd over for trial. well Tor
selling lQuor a. drunkard for - ling liquor miaors
He had sold liquor of Mrs HonoheEs little hoys
and made in size described il, beastly drunk The
uost cTae part of the story is that although Ms H. took
H. hoe with its contents, baak 10 Defendants tavern
end IN he presence Of Witnesses set il on his counter
VI the fndsni NJ before Alderman OF Pen Dss.
irct thrr are euly tlero and had this muchnared
wife rs seruicd for stealing toe bottle This Alderman
Forgetting th, aiural sympeThcs Of common hnmani-
~ e1acied from Tie hard earning. of this distressed wife
and mother 81 45 ami then i0citd her up MI qiyb
sfaLcA A0ase, may tD@ her deOendeat aad NHSer0Is
fdnI1 81 ciiarth. witness related ths part OF
Ter story she burst iJ t,as ami sobbed violently The
Juy convicted TIE defendant OF all the charge d IN the
indictment.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
FIRST CONVICTION FOR SELLING LIQUOR
TO DRUNKARD.

tavern keeper named Peter Plum, German was ar
raned In The Philadelphia Quarter Sessions before Judge
heey on Ibursday morning, four chergrsof keeping
dlsorderiy house, tipping house. selling liquor to M
,ors ano selling hquor TO drunkard The 4cs disclosed
by the testimony OF the drunkards wife Mr. Mary Ho
Doher we're az follows: Her husband Tor a long time had
been in tie habit Of going to the defendants tavern and
ge'tDg drunk she had traced him TO this place and had
husband liquor The defendant would deny the charge,
aLd say that be sold liquor. Upon several occasions
when her children were in OF bread she went 10 de-
isndants tavern there saw her husband in drunken
concinon Hs would have plenty Of money with hm,
and although asked for little buy bread would be re-
sto has house full OF smal children she .serted
FINDING that her huaband would sin hone drunk
and as teiendat tad frequently .Gid that he sold No
LIQUOR sfe determined to watch her husband and find cat
What @ drank 10 make h.m drunk. One DAY he cana
loIre yeTy dTUuk AID 10y down 10 take a sleep When
BE- awck Sared, be aud started Tor tn
defendants place, followed unseen BY hs o A he en-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
An AMERICAN VOAAN IN PARTS. mo. XXI

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. ,, 1854.
Plato, Mother Goose, and De Maistre all concur in
.cknow edgng the existence of what the l.tter calls
FGme and Ia LGe
In plain English the soul and the beast are our alternate
companions; each has his roe-hs efectua calling
But if by cheDce they come in opposition, EACH ike
Punch and Judy contends for supremacy, till jus turned
to rts comes in TO be the umpire.
II your Alter Ego rebels at being christened bee make
any compromise You like; syncopate Fame. the you
call its better by and call the other then its long
ears are soothed by the of Tanas love- that
tender oonkey whose amiable checks all do love
coy. If you suited ncw-come, my mate:
Gone :, thee down upon this howery bed
wbi- thy ,mstl- eneek. do coy,
And .iek musk roe. il ihs sleek smooth head
And ls. thy fair, large ears, lenile JOY"
But these things alegory would not have you
think this prologue of beauty and the beast has any
lection but by opposition with the Emperor aud Em-
piess's visit to the Champ de Mars.
only mean, was sitting on that fowery bank told
you Of the other day from, of that pavilion Of Imperial
fowls that had see; and tha, my soul had an
"e1poiticn OF sleep come upon it," and since ma 6e.e
wss active still sent him catch honey bag for you
Nos you, Monsieur bte, "hsve a care that the honey
bag break not, for, you good readers II would be
'oaih TO have YOU overflow with honey bag"
Now NY sweet bete mounts golden humble bee that
fes before tie Imperial sote, ard if you like listen TO ts
brmurg gosip Su u-h little bete- full of 5arnr4dge
In Fl gland they are always buzzng: "Our Queen
"vak,d out this HoIning
" Here cones tie Emperor, says my little Vigil lie
II faddled horss AID he looks well that else Fe-e
be ooul not looL better Ifhe ws-e native gosld ao,
ssy -eeia. 70 FEescirln dos ride weu."
And the EmPIes- -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23
DR. MUNDE,s wATrR-cuRE ESriRIIsu.

II NM FLORENCE - A.ss three re. forn the North
auRon eoJ nov one - III frsest Go,at
tte A'nd
ore ot III tsn1son,st OF Unt sa.s ID H1nis a
tte oer a. q fness ckoo ona Of he W wfters
o. ne system 81 tha fenafAau.s VIII N he
naislJ e.rBecIsi ioI vera yesrs. Aadr,s.
Dr. CHARLES AUNDE, Flsrence, Nssa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

NEW-YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS DI-
NETWORK and NEW-IIAvEN RAILROAD.

Trans FROM EkwYoRK-tor New Hyen-Aceomnod.t zion, at
~, II 81 A NJ and st 40 ard Is T. The z. ~
E'PE.ss Or,enwich ExpTsssst A. M am 81 The
train Stamford and Bridgeport; the r NJ Stamford,
korvalb and Bridgeport the =. NJ train Stamford
For Port Chester and Accommodation trsas at
sF H. and $50 p ~ for Sorwak, and 50 " and % NJ
for Port Ch.stes
FOR bosToS via Hartford Springfield WorcesteESp at
An abo : PM Dine and sup sprngield
toI Connecticut River Vermont Railroads MontreaEspres
a. g. An DGe at syrngfeld
For Accommodation Of the New Haven Hartford srd spios
seld RslrCsd-At ll30 A ". and Pm.
For Canal RaiTosd-ht 3 A NJ. and ll.3O AL
For New Haven aud New London Reiroad-Expret AZ A. NJ
New ndOn Norwich Soningon and Providence and T. ~ 20
N.w-LondDr only.
Fo bOusit mic Rsilroac-E 81 ? A. " and z. "
tor Esusauck asllrosn-E1rress a. A. NJ srd r NJ
DsBoury NoiWa Rr0adAccom nodatoEa and s45
A. VI. arr Express At sic p NJ
RAINS TO AEw-YoRK-fren hew-ii sr
$50 et5 and lol5A snd 40 r. NJ Express And
liO, l.5f and Is p. NJ
Frou Chesterspeeal accommodation trains
from Norwslk A. Nj from Port Chester $50
p 81.
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