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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-05-13
MAY ELECTION.

THE following is lis, Of the Commits
l. sioners 10 superintend, aud officers 't
conduct. the election for county officers, Il
be holden on the fourth Thursday in Ma!
next, appointed BY the County Court at tht
March Term, 1854:
'H District No I.
AT toNEs,s.-E. Compton, n. G. corothers
Isaac Powell, Joseph Shuttlesworth and Moee'
Steel, Commissioners: Thomas Tarleton, Officer
AT osBURN's-J. car,rght, Isaac Reed
Richard osburn Jabez Brown and Hugh Austin
Commissioners Oliver Miller, Officer.
District No 2.
coURT-HoUsE.-John Watts, ESQ.,, Goo. s
Ray, Uriah Griffith, NJ. Y. Wiley and NJ. M
Dent, Commissioners: Jesse ]. Fitch, Officer.
GUsEMAN,s.-Henry Kennedy, John WI
cusemnn. D. n. Weaver. Samuel Tibbs and Sam.
nal BenIi. Commissioners: WIN. D. Guseman,
Officer. fr
e, District No 3.
Rosss.-Jacob Miller, VIM. N. Jarrett, Gno'
w, John, Levi Britt and c. II. Burgess, Commits
sioners: VIM. Robson, Officer.
LoPTuS,s.-John Rude, John N. Baker, Thos
J. Duyall, Seth Stafford and Samuel Mckelvy,
Commissioners: N. Triplett, Officer.
.' District No 4.
CUsnalAN's.--Joseph Snider, IT,, John Saun'
ders, Daniel Dusenberry, Esq, Mlchael White
and llynson Smith, Commissioners: Waitman Da'
Wis, Officer gaa9 sa
CASSvILLE.-Fred. Fu.man, P. Simpson,
John Lemley, james Way and Goo. Alexander
Commissioners: Draper Coale, 0Hcer.
District No 8.
LAUREL pOINT.-Alfred Baker, John Camp,
sem, Milton Stewart, Peter Foglc and James
Robson, Commissioners: Ulysses Camp, Officer.
CoX's.-John B. Yeager, Timothy Smith, Jno.
S. Hood, Caleb Price and William W. Price,
Commissioners: VIM. Fisher, Officer.
a.9 District No @.
MooRESVlLLE.-Wn. Sine, Lancaster Mi
nor, Eli Morris, Ezekiel Morris and Richard Is.
Tenant, Commissioners: John c. Sine, Officer.
TENANT's.-Richard D. Tenant, Asa Tenant,
Nimrod Tenant, Enos Tenant aud Jos. Warner,
Commissioners: James Eddy, Officer.
District No Z. 81
WARREN.-Danicl White, Daniel Showalter,
Justus Garrard, Samuel Hinegardncr and jose
plus Eakins, Commissioners: DR.. McCarl, Officer.
DARRAH's.-Wm.T Thomas, ESQ.,, William
Thomas, IT,, John Anderson, Robert Anderson,
and Ellis Thomas, Commissioners: Robt. Darrah,
Officer. d
April %, 1854. ttel PRS. fee s6'l
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

May 8, 1854.
.Flour-some parcels of -four from
the upper Nlonongahela were offered on
the wharf, yesterday, but the holders
asked s,25, and falling to get itpnt it in
store. Sales at the landing of 200 and
100 bbls. from Cincinnati, part extra at
IS, cash, par funds. From store, sale
of 36 bbs. at ss,25.
Grain-Sales at the Allegheny depo.
Of 100 bushels Oats at Ale.
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WhiSkeY! WhiSkeyl

G" Take Notice, DRUNKARDS
that your votes must all be recorded on the
25sh day Of this month for or agaius, III.
CENSE. This, is therefore, 10 warn all my
friends, Drunkarls, Dram.d drinkers, and lov-
ers Of The eriltur' generally, to TURN OUT
on that day and cast their votes TO L
License! FAIL NOT, as ye LOVE Me!
[OrrlcIAL.l RED EYE.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-NIAY s.

BALTIMORE MARKET-MAY s.
CATTLE.-Prices ranged from s5a6.0O
on the hooi, equal 10 sllall.75 net and az.
eraging s5.75 gross.
HOGS.-We note sales today at the
scales a, s6as6.50 per 100 lbs. for live hogs
rLoUR-Sale 800 bills. City Mills $3.50.
Holders were generally firm as that figure
some parties asked higher rates.
GRAIN.-Far TO prime red Wheat COCA
2o7 cls., and do. white at 2loa2l5 cents
Com-yellow, II, white BARS; Oats, 5la55.
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NOTICE.
COME THEY HAVE!

JUST received per adams s. Co.'S Express tho
largest and best assorted stock Of Embrolderles
in this market certain. ALSO, another lot OF
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Misses Flats, hand
made Mitts, pink, blue, white and tan colored,
all wool DeLuines, dotted Swisses, &C., &c. we
would respectfully invite the attention OF Ladies
to the above goo Dis, as being nice and cheap.
May 6, 1854. CARR, HANIKAY & Co.
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Order of Court.

AT the March Term of the County Court
Of Monongalia, it was q. s,
Ordered, Tha, the Sheriff open. a, every
Precinc, in this County, at the General E
lection TO be held in May next, a poll book,
one column thereof 10 be headed "Lieense,
and another column "No License" for The
purpose Of obtaining an expression Of the
people, whether or not the Court shall here
after grant licenses to keep houses OF ord''
nary in said county: and that the Coihmls,
sioners Of Election be respectfully requested
to certify the vote 50 taken. And it is iu''
,her ordered, that copy 81 this order DC
published in i'll the newspapers in this coun
~ Until the day Of election. IN
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
[April lie. l -.
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.yYEDBC.gL. C.aRD.
DRS. WILEY & DUNN,

TAvlNG associated themselves in the prac-
Ill ticc Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens of Morgan
tewn and vicinity.
DIR. WILLEy is well known to this commu-
nifty. DIR. DUNN is recently from East OF the
Mountains, and hus been engaged in the practice,
OF Medicine for twenty-five years. lie would
respectfully refer to the following professional
gentlemen -
Cumberland, Md.
Samuel P. Smith, NJ. d. George 9. Perry, NJ. D.
Thomas Ilealey, " - Daugherty,"
Patrick Heaiey, y Reuben Moore,
Jas. M. Smith, {"
Robert Daily, - oldtown, Md.
Hugh Mcclure, Winchester, Va.
Townsend Clayton,
John Snider, (" Romney, Va.
- Pratt,
Jas. Alternately, /" Springfield, Va.
l.. +. Moore, Frankiord, Va.
- Keckley, do.
" Office ID Lazier's Buildings, on the
Public Square.
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Mr. Marshal Clarke and Hester Clarke,
Bis wife, William +. Clarke. David
Clarke, and Lydia bis wife:

YOU are hereby notified that on the 2lst day
Of June next, at the house of VIM. Chambers, in
jefferson township, Allegheny county, pennsyl-
yania, and on the ED, sSd and cath days Of the
month y, at the scs Of H. hfps~Tn, ss
field and Wood; and on the first day of July fol-
lowing at the office of l.. S. lIough, Esq, in
MorgantOwn, Mononsalia county, Va, shall
take suudry dispositions to DO read in evidence
in the sui, now pending in the Circuit Court OF
Monongaia county, on the Chancery side OF said
Court wherein am Plaintiff and you are Defend
ants. JOHN DUZENBERRY, Executor
May 6, 1854. Of Henry Daseabyry, decd
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NTAsONIC.---THE brethren of Falrlnont
lS Lodge, No, 0, A. Y. NJ. will celebrate the
approaching anniversary of St. John the Baptist,
June 24,h) with the usual and appropriate GER
elnonics. Tho neighborng Encampmcnts, Chap
tiers and Lodges, and all sojourning brethren in
good standing, are invited to attend and partici-
pate upon the OCCASION. April %.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.
H.&E.M. HAGANs,

Is.
W. D. zINN & THOMAS PILESs)
PURSUANT with Decree of the Circuit Court
ofPrcs,on, rendered on tho goth day OF Au'
gust, 1858, in the above cause, shall as Commits
sioner, sell at the front door ofthe Court House
in Kingwood on
MONDAY Tie sM day Of NAY, 1854,
the TRACT OF LAND in the bill and proceed
inrs described, heretofore conveyed by the COM
planants to the Defendant, Thomas Piles, con,
aiming $50 and a.halr acres Of Land by deed
bearing date on the 18th day Of June, IN the year
lS4s, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, tho purchaser giving bond and good &C.
curty, bearing interest from the day oil sale Tor
the purchase money.
The tito is thought to be good, but selling as
Commissioner, | shall only sell such tito as an
authorized by virtue Of the decree aforesaid.
JOHN A. OLLIE, C0mmiar.
April s, 1854. e42-ts. ,
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1OBITU AIRY.

COMMUNICATED.
Died-At his residence in the city Of
Wheeling on Friday morning the 9th inst,
in the sixty-nin,h year OF his age o. Inc
Asiatie Cholera, HENRY LAZlER: Esq
He had only returned a few days from 81.
Louis, where, or on his return home, he con-
,racted this fatal disease. He resided many
years at this place, where as wei! as at
Wheeling, he was favorably known as . o
neishbor, friend aud christian. He has lett
a large circle Of relatives, friends, and be-
loved and afflicted wife to mourn over his
departure. They do not mourn as those
who have no hope; he gave strong evidence
that he died in peace with his Maker. b..
A BROTHER.
Morgan,own, May Ii, 1854.
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i q & q y q q
NEwARk. Now JerscY. Jannar,

Mr.. Bcanctt-We take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case. AZ s
A very respectable gentleman Informed ne
that his daughter was troubled with Difficult.
mcnstruation and other discascs peculiar TO ler
sex. Sac Ind not had her regular menstrual dis.
charges fora long time; but by the use Of D..
Guysott's Yellow Doek'and satsapatilla sas rad
icaly cured She used Townsend's and others
without receiving the slightest benefit He had
one daughter die rom the same disease.
y. b. TRIP & Co.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

A Convention Of Delegates from the sev-
eral Towns and Counties interested in the
proposed Railroad from the Pennsylvania line
along the valley of the Monongahela river,
to Ravenswood, will be held at FAIRMoNT
on Thursday the 18th Of June next.
April Is, 1854.
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MarrieD:

On the 9Th inst, by Ed. S. Siegfried, Mr..
THOMAS B. LOVE, Of Louton county, Va,
and Miss MARY NJ. LATHAM, of Taylor
county.
On Wednesday evening, May 10th, at
the residence OF Mr.. John james, near Fair.
mont, by the Rev. James Davis, EPHRAlM
B. HALL, Esq. and Miss ELIAS. JONES,
oil Of Marion county. .'.r
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LATER-AND MORE OF IL!
ROGERS AND FOGLE,

ROGERS AND F0GLE, - 4,
Are receiving large supplies in addition to their
late Spring Arrivals among which you may find
fresh lot Of LADIES' Dress Goods & trimmings;
by Adams Express from Philadelphia. i 9
also-A large lot of.he finest flesh Herring
and Nlaekcrel ever offered in this market; apo-
Their prime lot Of that good and cheap N, O:Su-
gar; dried Peaches, Rice, Carpet Chuin, &c I, d.
rect from pittsburg. Just call and see howthe
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., arc going off at our
corner, and get your share ofsbargains with the
rest. April %, 1854.
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WATERl FlRE!! WATER I!l!l

Why will yOu Tug al tEat old Ipiallass ashers
you can gel a good PUMP so Cksapa
MR.BRADLEY, Agent for the sale cf'a'old,s
Patent Suction pumps;a' offer hdsngput up somn
FORTY of,hcmin this section, neto one ofwhch
has failed TO give entire aatsfaetion, is again on
hand with anotlieflot Of Them, readyto supplyalf
demands with dispatch. The people Of MoRon-
gala, Preston Marion, Barbour and Harrison
counties, to whom his agency extends; esnnet
obtain. n CtiEAPEl, or more desirable PUNT,
therefore he asks them to examine end purchase.
DJ-All orders addressed 10 me at Motsantown,
will meet Nth tprompt attention,
April a2,!fs5l, u. BRADLEY
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

TIME BRETHREN Of Newcomb Lodge,
No. a79, held in Carmichaels, Greene Coy.
Pa. will celebrate the festival Of ST.. JonH THE
BAPTIST, on Thursday, June ed, A. L. 5s54
Lodges, Chapters and Encampments, and So
journag brethren in good standing in Washing
ton, Greene and Fayotte counties, and the adjoin-
ing districts in Pennsylvania and Virginia, are
cordially invited to come and assist US in teach
ing " Good will to Mankind"
Tho Procession will DO formed at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and pass through the principal streets Of
the town. The services of an able and eloquent
orator, and an excellent band of Musicians, will
be Obtained. There will be ample acconmo-
dn.ions for all. Come, then, Brethren, ONE and
ALL, and unite with us in honoring our Ancient
Patron,
WM. BOYLE, WM. DEAN,
AL. LONG, Isaac BuRsoN,
l.. GREEHLEE, G. W. CoNNoR,
N. CLARK, ! Committee Of InrilGtion.
Curmichacls, Pa, Mays, 1854. St.
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The Ohio Legislature passed bill on
the 2Sth ult., prohibiting The circulation
of foreign Bank notes Of less denomina.
ton than ten dollars.
THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, May 10.

an MoRGANToWN, May 10.
FLOUR Sells at $3.50 per barrsl.
WHEAT-l25 cents per bushel.
fCORN-60 (" Z"
0ATS-37 l.2 :! e"
POTATOES-62A 70 4" /"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls Is cents.
IALL0W-12 cents perlb.
BACoN-S cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

Mr.. Edi,or,-Pease announce E. p.
FITCH as Candidate for the Office Of Sher-
if Of Monongala county, al the election to
be- held on the 4th Thursday in May next.
Jan. 90. MANY VOTERS.
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AUSTIN LANE,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,

...s MORGANIUWN, Va.
NJ. Call and see specimens at his room. Far
,;cular attention given and satisfaction guaran-
lied in tho beauty and correctness OF theplc-
turca. L...a |n... .u.-.
Morgantown. Mayo, 1854. -.u .n
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ale thai hath cars to hear, lat him hear"
AT February Term 1854 of the County
County Of Preston:-
Whereas, it is well known to this Court
tina, portion of the good people Of this eoun'
ty are opposed to the system Of licensing
ordinary keepers and merchants 20 retail ar.
dent spirits. ...-.
And whereas, William G. Brown and 9th.
ers, have this day suggested the expedlency
of adopting some means by which to ascef'
roinins The sentiment Of the voters Of this
county upon the subject aforesaid,
Therefore, Resolred, UNANIMOUSLY by the
members Of This Court, to wi,:-John S
MnrIock, John J. Hamilton, John Howard,
David @ White, and Sam'l Deberry, that we
jnlly concur in the said suggestion, and they
do hereby Respectfully request the SHERIFF. OF
this county 10 use his best exer'ions to have
a separate poll opened, at the respective rla!'
ces Of voting, on the fourth THURSDAY n
Nav, for the purpose aforesaid Tho said
polis shall contain TWO columns, and shall be
headed thus:
OUGHT the County Court Of Preston TO gram
license 10 ordinary Keepers or merchants to re-
tullardcnl spiritss
License No License.
G'p' SMITH CRANE,
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DR.. GUYsoTTs
Improved Extract of
MELLOW DOCK 4 SARSAPARlLLA.
THIS extract Of Yellow Dock and ssrsa.
parilla isa positive, speedy and pefmansan't
cure Tor oil diseases incident to Women. \
p.mild altera,ire proptrtie, render it-peeallariS
applirabic 10 he slender and deiledis cerfttte-
lion of The Female. II iSunriralief mus
effect upon such diseases as lnttpttnt
Consumption, Bdrrenne:s, Leo
eorrhaa or IRhites, IrregW i.
differentiation, Laron- =,
thence Of The rtna, 3.t
and general pRosrRArros efht System
Tho Best FEMALE MEDICINE known
Tho peculiar maladics to which women arc
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, ae com.
panied by depressed and often. gloomy STATE o.
mind. 40 the system declines In strength, tneie
is loss Of nervous power, and TINS very natu-
raliy npsirs tho energy Of the mind and dstusos
the eguanimity of the temper. Every ccanoia
woman WHIP has suffered from female compla.nts
viii admit this to 90 tho mournful truth. Now
TO obtain relief it is only necessary TO stop tho
tendency to depletion anil debility. Thisisdone
by renewing that fountain ofhealth and strength,
tic Blood, and no medicine accomplishes ~
desirable result so speedily and completely as
Dr.. Guysott's Improved Extrastof Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Gtt ~ 3f6i
Ladies of pale complexion and consumpti,yo
habits, and such us are debilitated by those OBJ
strlctons which females are liable to, IRE res.
,urcd, blythe use ola bottle or two, to bloom and
to vigor. n ffN' H
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Erysipelus cured By the use Of DR., Guyso'rs
Ertrae, Of Yellov DOskand Sarsaparitla.
Scott township, yanderburg CO., Iadiana,}

July 4th, loo3.N;l}
J. D. patk-Dear sirAIt ID with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects your 'sDr.
Guyso,,,s Extract ofYelIow Dock and Sarsnpa-
rilla,n upon my daughter. who has heen suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipelas, with
which she was attacked in 1873, and she was at
tended bysome OF our most eminent physicians
for eight months perseyerngy, without any BEN
eiiciul effect whatever. She became reduced u
a perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders 10 her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, aud beyond the reach
of medicine. My ncigtbors and myself thought
her dissolution near at hand. Ono Of my neigh.
bors insisted on my trying DR.. Ghysott's TX
tract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila,s as a last
resort, for us Ill OF our physicians had given her
IN, there could be no det.iment nit lconsent-
ed to DO so, moro from restless desire 10 do
something for my daughter while life LASTED, than
from any hope Of getting relief So 1commens-
ed using the medicine according TO directions,
and TO my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able towalk out. She used, in all, II
bottles Of DR.. Guyso.t's Yellow Dock and sar-
saparlla, which restored her to perfect health, liz
any yestigc Of the complaint.
most earnestly recommend 1T every person
suffering under any similar distaSc.
] do hereby certify that my iather's statement
of my late illness is not by any means exaggerai;
ed. My health is now perfect, which ! ascribe
wholly to the use of DR.. Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. sur ffs
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+ RICHARD POLAND. sun OF $3.50 sub
ject to credit or So, paid 18th December, 1857
due from hin to the Plaintiff. ny X !,
The attachment issued in thiscase having been
returned with service thereof accepted by Gps-i
tavns Cresap as garnishec, and ], appearing that
ordered that he be and appear here within ons
month a!terdue publication of this order and do
what il necessary to protect his interests in this
suit. Acopy teste: ;gt4la, slg'.
Cowan, Alto. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Kingwood, April s, 1854. s42-5t on
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Extract ora Letter from an extensive 'sIe1esantia
Plaigield, Liripgston CO.,, Mich:
ell. p,,;,solJ t,jEb;tnn. Anil a. 1879

Ertrac. ora letter from an extensive Merchant ii
Plainfeld, Lirtsgston co., Mich:
plainfeld, Nithknn, April s., 1852.
Mr.. John D. Park-Dear sir-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and sarsapariais performing some
astonishing cures in this place. A Mr.. s.. B.
Strickland has just informed mo that one Of his
chldrcnthas been entirely cured of very severe
case of Scroflla by the use Of only one bottle
He had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. The sores are all heal
ed up and the child apparently well, whichiis
Justly ascribcd to The use ofthc Yellow DockandI
Sarsaparilla. Yours, truly, k.blst
tsignedl II. A. BEAL.
NJ Put up III quart bottles, 81 per bot,le-si.
bottles for SIS. .-.5..l ~. 8, Il. ..,.,,. ,.44
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets;
CINCINNATI, O.-General Agent for the West,
,owhom ali orders must, be addressed. !, K
ALSO, FOR sALEEBy sss "A
=. ". Toner s Co. uorganto,sn.
La. Hagaas Co. K!agpood.
G.SIK.lIdgans j. CO. Brandoas6lis.
Logan ~ Carr, fsirmsat.
April.s ls54.-tf. ~ I. ssstf
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AFFLICTED READ (!

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL IIoUsE-Estab-
lishcd 90 years ago by DR.. KlNKELlN, corner Of
Third aud Unior streets, between Spruce s Pine,
n.inlral,;n pa
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VIRGINIA, AT Rules held inths
Clerks Office bf the County Oourt Of Preston
on the first Monday in April 1874: + 81.
CnARLEs NJ. ADDISON. } IL DEBT, 10 tecoy--
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rJ- Call and see specimens at his room. Par
,;cular attention given and satisfaction guaran-
lied in tho beauty and correctness Of the, plc-
The daily union., 1854-02-24
Leave Brownsville every Tussday and Thursday At

Leave Brownsville every Tuesday and Thursday Al
Arrive at Laredo every Friday and Monday by
Leave Laredo every Tuesday and Thursday at 8
Arrive at Brownsville every Friday aad Monday by
6pm.
1887 From Alton, by Mud Spring. To birdyile 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Alton every Thursday at 5 a M
Arrive at Brdvlle same day by z pm;
Leave Birdyile every Friday al a m;
Arrive al Alton same day by p m.
1888 From Alton TO Gainesville, 40 miles and back,
aweek.
Leave Alton every Tuesday at am;
Arrive az Gainesville by m;
Leave Gainesville every Monday OF S m;
Arrive al Alton same day by m.
1889 From Bastrop, by Cedar Creek, Lockhart and Pra
re Lea. to ssgun, 65 miles and back, once
Leave Rastrop every Tuesday at Tam;
Arrive at Seguin next day by 6 pmi
Leave Segun every Thursday at Tam;
Arrive az Basirop next day by p M
1890 From Taos, by Waxahachie, Cedar HILL and John
sons SatoH to Brdvlle, rs miles and back,
week.
Leave Taos every Wednesday t7am;
Arrive at BirdviIe every Friday by pmi
Leave BrdvIle every Saturday at m,
Arrive at Taos every Monday by 6 p IN.
1891 From Cameron TO Beon IS miles and back, once
Leave Cameron every Friday at am;
Arrive al Bolton same day by 6pm;
Leave Bolton every Saturday at 6 m
Arrive at Cameron same day by 3
1892 From Mckinney Alton, so miles and back, once
Leave Mckinney every Monday at am
Arrive Alton day by pm
Leave Alton every Tuesday ut am;
Arrive at Mckinney same day by SPIN.
1893 From Mckinney to Sherman, IS miles and back,
q week.
Leave Mckinney every Monda, at am;
Arrive at Sherman same day by 6p m;
Leave Sherman eveiy Tuesday at 6 I'M;
Arrive Mckinney same day by 6pm-
1884 From Mckinney to Alton, As miles and back,
once week
Leave Mckinney every Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Alton day by 6pm;
Leave lton every Tuesday at 6 IN;
Arrive a, Mckinney same day by s pm.
1895 From Mount Pleasant, by Jordan's Mills, to Paes-
tine lis miles and back, once a week.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Palestine every Wednesday by p M
Leave Palestine every Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Mount Pleasant every Saturday by I'm
1896 From Springfield, by Cotton Gin, Fairfield, Avan
Troy, Bethel, and Tennessee Colony to Palestine
so miles and back, once week.
lnr; oGeJd devery nv atf & n m