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Pettengill's Business DIRECTORY.
B OOTS AND OES.
be- r. 4 NE fslyr r IN -

n. /.
Wholesale Dealers in Roots, Shoes and Leather.
~ and ~ Pearl Street,
Have hand stock Of the best manufacture which they
~t sell at the lewest prices In the Market for cash
M WNsSR.S Patent Cmrvcliucnr Saving
psh fur saving whs sSa,c VA ~ y @ M
~ ,s.,,.s, sssN nsnx upon swivels, and guided
ny Pauetn, WIN seittecnv r,ov,,oent eralA. the
workman to cut any irregular sssN,.. - % s - J, ~ 80 ~,
accuracy. There is no branch wccer % M, ,a NJ
aided by this novel yet simple machine y, -, % @ S :, =
pillars Gothic and Roman winiow-head~ chair s.s. ~
anc Aud meioieon legs twisted stair rails eishcr c, NJ
or elliptic plowheams. fellows &c. larger machlnr r
curacy. e-
Mechanics and others who interested in this
Son may learn fun particulars by applying WARNER &
AZ Washington street, Boston, who prepared
~. and sell machines, to dispose rights Ter
guy S ussse macin will be in operation the Tnven-
tors exhibitions in Boston, October s1
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office uncdlled foi
Bath, NOV la, 1855.
GentIemcu.s List.
Arnol Ambrose Lake John
Appehy Thomas E-2 Livefmure Arthur
Anderson George Lucy Cornelius
Brown Frances Lallabee Capt
Batchelder Saml Isawlegs John
Bowden Larrabee & Maxim
sShop Edward Morrison Samuel
Bremagin Hugh Moncur f
Brown Benjamin Mallett Elisha
Bearce MIR (West Bath McGinghty John
Brown Benjamin NJ McRae VIM
Biekford Jacoh-2 Moore Calvin
Burnett Bela-2 MuEsey John
Buhier Wheeler Mason Ira
Curtis Timothy Mosher Herman W
Cain Samuel Mitchell James
Cox Joshua Medanick Geo
Chapman Wilson Morse L
Cheney William Murow wuf
Carlisle Miles Muligan Alexander
Chadwick Al McDougan Archibald
Cook Charles McManus r R&R
Cunningham salathiel Macaboy William
Crowley obei To Mcradden Alexander
Church Daniel Mason Th0s l.
Cook VIM NJ McDusal Archibald
Combs Geo W Moore John
Crosby VIM L Merrel George
Campbell Peter MarsOu K
Cummings Anthony Mari John
Carlton Jotham s McKenney John
Clark Robert NJ MarcyHF
Coomhs James Maxwell Noble
Clark John Nobary Michael
Curtis Nath1 Night john
Cliflrd David J Palmer HolscfH
Durephack Il Pinkham
Dunkester Hiram Penney Charles F-2
Drake James Pettengill John
Dodge David Pasmorc John
Dodge Wilmot " ParksFJ
poyell John phihrck
Dodge Charles Polly Timothy
Dalton Charles Robinson John
Dickins Rufus ii Ridley Robert z
Douglas lemuel Robinson Hiram
Dill IA Steel Joseph
Dounen Charles Sawyer Charles II
Donneu Thomas Smith Henry
Ealtn Brian Sims William
Eliot Jos StanwoOd G
Elkns Francis Silshy Alonzo
Evans VIM Stinson Samuel
Elliot Rufus Soule Charles-2
Edccomb Or Stubbs Edward
Emery Nathaniel Stuart Thos
Foot John Story William
Flovd James Smith John X
Gannett NJ Swallow Robert
Garcslon John w Southwick JOSEPH
Fitzpatrick Nath Stewart Joseph
Gibbs Richard Shea John
Glasier Joseph Spear Robert
Gott George Al Starkey W IL
Gunnerson John Shea Alden
Hoopivan Frederic Snow Abraham
Hardin Staples Clark III
Hogan L Smith VIM
Ham Nelson (W Bath) Tobey Joseph
Hinds Timmons Owen A
Howard James r Trask JosiahC
Hoyt L d Tozier Jacob A
Haywood Laurett Tobey James
Harrington Charles Tooihaker Edmund D
Hease Joseph Trafton Mellus
Hutchins jeremiah Woolaver Harvard
Hbberd r Wallander Charles
Jordan VIM Williams A
Joyse Joseph Webber Samuel
Jaussen George Winsow VIM
Jepson Charles Nhlmore Amherst
kimhall Nath1 Young Aaron
Kennedy Matthew Warner David P
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CUSTOM
TAILORING BUSINESS |!

TAILORING business |!
This department will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. Gem
tlemen in want of the latest and
most fashionable styles of gar
ments, will find it for their inter-
est to call, as the subscriber will
guarantee to furnish as handsome
a garment (both in workmanship
and style) as can be furnished by
any establishment in Boston or
New York, and at two-thirds the
cost
Give me one call, gentlemen,
and satisfy yourselves.
N. B. The cutting of gentle
mems and youths garments, to
be made out of the shop, will be
promptly attended to, and Cloths
and Trimmings furnished at the
lowest cash prices.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

LINCOLN, ss.-Afd Probate Court heid at Ttscassef
trithin aud for the coHnty Of Lincoln, e 5th day
Of November ID. 1855
IN the oregoi <ettion, Ordei ed, That the said Pc
" tioner give notice all persons interested said
Estate, that they appear Court ofProbate he
holden Wscasset, within and for said Comfy, the
first Monday of December next, by causing copy Of
said Petition with this Order, be- published in the
Eastern Times, newspaper printed at Bath, formerly
in said County, three weeks successvely, previous to
Court. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Aftest L. FooTE, JR., Register.
true copy. Attest: E. FoorE, IT,, Register. oswa2
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Cosmopolitan Art Association.
SECOND YEAR.
A ARRANGEMENTs for Second Annual Collection Of
II this and popular institution for the diffusion of
Literature and Art have been mae the mos, liberal
and extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far-famed
"GENOA CRUCIFIN,"
which originally cost ten thousand dollars.
In forming the collection the diffusion of works
OF American Art. and the encouragement Of American
Genius have not been overlooked. Commissions have
been issued to many OF the most distinguished American
artists who will contribute Of their finest produc
tions Among them three Marble Buss, executed by
the greatest living sculptor, HIRAM POWERS
George Washington,
the Father ofhis Country;
Benjamin Franklin,
the Philosopher;
Daniel webster,
special agent has visited Europe and made ca fu and
judicioqs selections of foreign works Of art both
bronze and marble; Statuary and choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, TO be distributed FREE among
the members of the association for the second
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
member oithis association and entities him to either
OF The Magazines for one wear and also ket in the
distribution ofthe Statuary and Painting.
The Literature subscribers consists of the
following monthly magsznes: Harper, Putman's knick-
erhocker, Backwocd, Household Words, Graham's and
Godey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking i've memberships are entitled to any
i've OF the magazines for year. and to six tickets
the distribution The net proceeds derived from the
sale of memberships devoted to the purchase oi
works of art for the ensuing year
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming a member of this association are
lst All persons receive the full value of their sub
scrptons at the start in the shape of sterling Magazine
Lite ature.
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purchas-
ing choice works OF art, which are 10 be distributed
among themselves, and at the time encouras-
ing the artists of the country dshurug thousands OF
dollars through its Ssency
Persons in RENTING FUNDS for membership. will
please their post Office addgess FULL stating the
month they wish the Magazine commence, and have
the letter registered the post office prevent oss on
its receipt certificate of membership together with the
Magazine desired will be forwarded any part Of the
country.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores win OBJ
serve that by joining this ASSOCIATION they receive the
Magazines and free ticket in the Snnua distribution all
Al the same price they pay for the Magazine alone.
C. l.. DERBY, Aotuary c. A. A.
At either Of the principal Observation-Disclosures
Magazine office, s4S Broadway, New York; or Western
Office, loo Water street, Sand1sky, Ohio
Subscriptions received by J. II. kIMBALL, Honorary
Secretary for Bath, Me. o
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Plaid Thibets.
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

IL Wool and Bay State PLAID THIBErs, for sale b,
Il Nov. IL J. T. GILMAN.
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New Dress Silks.

lust received the Granite Store good assortment
~ plaid striped aud plain Silks also black, figured and
ain silks; in endless variety. OWEN co.
Oct. >.
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New Fall Silks.

TUST received from New York new and beautiful striped
plaid and plain dress silks from L. L. Is cents PEI
yard less than usual price. Please call.
NoYemhcr 6. d OWEN L Co :
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New Millinery!
Mrs. ROUSE, Centre St.,

HAS just received elegant assortment of Ribbons,
IL Flowers Emhr deries, SC, Fa Styles Ladies' Hats,
very charming. The best miners only employed, and
all work entrusted, superintendent by herself Sraws
hleached to look rs well as at the lowest price, being
all done at straw manufactory good assortment Of
Dress and Cloak trimmings and buttons.
Mrs Rouse grateful for the very large share Of pat
ronaec with which she has been favored years.
viii s attempto merit it. by sparing pans to please
her customers.
NIB. good assortment of Mourning constantly on
hand
Bath, Oct. 1. l6
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LAUNDRY STARCH P0LISH |

Manufactured and FOR sale, wholesale and rta by hc
American Laundry Company, Office, No.
II Water Street. Up Stairs. Boston.
And by GToccrs, Druggists and Periodical Houses gcnrr-
ally throughout the country F6r richness Equality beau
y polish duray q appearance, and power Of resist
ng iatap weather, it Is unrvaled WARRAN ED to
contain no ingredient injurious the finest Eahric.
Orders sent BY Express promptly attended to.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the late firm Of W. H. &
II. MCCLELLAN, are hereby notified that all demands
that settled before the first Of December next
will be left with an attorney for collection.
Bath, Oct. 81. ofwo0
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DISASTERS.

Charleston, S c., Oct, 10, 1855
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The MuSic Book OF the Season !,
BAKERS CHURCH MUSIC.
We are now prepared to fill orders this valuable
work. which spoken Of in the highest terms by all mu
siciaRs who have examined it.
JOHN p. JEVETT & CO., Publishers,
III Washington Street, Boston,
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Eennlan nSh1p~
bookkeeping,
Navigatioa
Surveying,
Engineering. &r.
~ thc English Bran hes Mathematics Classics Nrs,'
e'h .engnsgSs and Drawing thoroughly aud psA,
ficAlIN taught ~ ahle professors at
Comcrs Commercial College.
Granite Building, or Washnrtop ana S.t,a ,,,.
RoStnn. ~ ~erN'' st'eN'sf
ar There being no class SgStvaa, stalcp,< mae -
nee at any time The Annual Catalogue con,aino, tI
nSs and residences Of the sents, ana loSe M borK
sancilal obtained good employ Clers noek-
,s,h, 80 The past year, together the branches
NV Lalrca, terms, (Which are very mcsernt,&
Ss% ~ @a ~ Ses s 1U Any one reuE il Separate de-
GEORGE N. CONFER, CcxsrlrtSe Aceng Asnug Sessions ,
nal OeNfANTs tnncl-
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PATENT SAFETY LAMP

PATENT SAFETY LAMP
AND LAMP-FEEDERS.
nv fARRANrEn to prevent all acridcnts r,nn tbs -, ~
w BURNING FLUID, PATENT OH, RoSIN oil. CAM
PENE and all other explosive compounds used Jr inc
production cf light.
ellis Improved Solar Fluid lamp, which gives brilliant
fame steader than gas The Of burning beng less
than ONE CENT HOUR.
These Lamps applied to Chandeliers for Churches
Hotels Factories, Stores and Parors Oil Solars be
tered using the same shade Common Fluid Lamps can
be changed TO Safety Fnid Lamps
Burning Fluid and Camphene,
as CHEAP and GOOD as can be bought il the market
Also, Chandeliers. Shades Globes. Lamp Wicking, In
try, Hall Lanterns, Sc, for sse, Wholesale and retail, by
NEWELL, WILLARD & CO.,
No. Is Brumtied Street BOSTON,
n r. large deduction will be made from the former
prices of Newcirs Safety Lamps, sc.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

rersons calling forletters will please mention they
are advertised To ake postage adrerfised Let
ter, oHe eent iciit Be added.
JOSEPH c. SNOW, P. N.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

PianOfortcS and Asciodcors
For SALE Let.
Every variety Of style AMI with deucon Of rent IN cas-
Of purchase, Mt
OLINER DTrSONS,
us Washington Street = Roxtn,
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"GENOA CRUCIFIN,"


special agent has visited Europe and made u and
judicioqs selections of foreign works Of art both
bronze and marble; Statuary and choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, be distributed FREE among
the members Of the association for the second wear
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Pettengill's Business Directory,

FISH AND HEYWOODH
MAMMOTH DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
rs washinEs, Street Of summer Street. Bostou.
Pictures takcn tor Twenty-Five cents and upwGrisr
Warranted as gccl us amy IN Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
SALT.

100O BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk, in
fOOO schooner Lagrange now discharging Rail-
road Wharf and for sale by d. 4 L. PATTEN.
May 26 SO
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

A ARRANGEMENTS for second Annual Collection oi
II this and popular institution for the diffusion
Literature and Art, have been made the liberal
and extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far-famed
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-24
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
lSj3-j4.
Continued.

From Union, by Southward. Boone. Jake's
proiric, and Millcr's to Little Pincv.
From Versailles. hy Bov'er's NH. Dnroc.
,osScy Gross Tmhrrs. Black Oak Point, YER
b'n0. onl Sentinel Prairie, to Bolivar
From Versailles, hv Forcnce, to Georgetown.
From Vcrsmes. hv Mining. to Eric.
From Van Burcn, by Pike Creek to Thomas.
vNo
From Warsow. bv Rock Piarc, Quincy. Elk.
ton, Bolivar, Brighton, and Richand, toSIring.
fold.
F'om Woraow, by Tcho, Calhoun, Clinton.
and Norris Fork, to Biz Creek.
From Warsaw, bv Turkey Creek. Noun,
View, Cross timhcrs, Urbanna, and Round
proirio, to Buffalo.
From Warsaw, by Hoglo's Creek, to Oceo.
W.
From WashNonrnc's Prairie. bv R. Koter's
Bridge, Ahnnr Jonniue's, on White River. and
lewis Thompson's, on War Eagle, to lIuntsvil.
c. Ark.
From Washbonrnc's Prairie. bv Loonicsvil.
70, Pmeyil'c, and Rutlelgc Court House, to Ma.
ysville, Ark
From Waynosvillc hy Belcfouto, Oakland.
Gave Springs, Woodbury.. Pleasant Prairie, and
Walnut Forc,t, 10 Srr'ncfch.
From W,vncs, lilo Lr oror1 aud eo,.o
morto, to Huntsville ''"'' WV '"''"'
Fran War,cn,or IA u;djlo,ow,
From IPnShington hy Union. Beaufort. Bnr.
Nois Fnon. Monnt Stcrrc Tirr on1 I,oso
Creek. Lis'c. and roos 10 TcfTmsor G C;tc '''''
From Waterloo hv cbomLe,. hnr. ~ rn;o,
Corners. Iowa. 'o' ~ NV"
Frou W,,htncto, L, vor.,,o.t o,,,pr.,,
Nale. to Herman. y "'' '''''"
From W;,,;omsb b,r, h.. eLo,..,. ,r,,,.
town, proirio Mound. md isbicy to Ro",;ra "Yro
Groom. - '' e
Fran Wost PAINT "a vo,.,,,t
From Westnort bv IIioh Groro b u,..
sonvillc. 80" ' w '''''
From Wesrort to Van p,roo A.h
From Westrort by Nav Smt, po Plum Geo
We. and NIockyiIc to Vast p";rt '''" y "
From Weston fo St Jo.onb,s r;o p,oo....
ton. - . ''' D''''''''S'
From Weston. hv New Morkct R,oro v;s,o
and Stelps Mills to plottsbnrr '''' '''"'
From West proiric 10 Cbi,l,tooorv
u,vNrCnr, rrnowonr'
'''-''''''0 ~ iA'Nii o"i'
From Crow Wing, by Cass Lake and Kcd LII.
Ike. to Pcmbna.
From Crow Wing, by Sandy Lake, to Fond
Ju Lac.
From Decomh, Iowa, by Brownsville Monte.
yuma, and Minnesota City, to Wahashiw.
From Falls st, Anthony to Little Uanuda.
From Falls Of St Anthony, by Stephen,
Mill, ut Lake Mirnctouka, and Halkcr's Ian,
ding, to Henderson.
From Fort Atkinson, in Iowa, to Farboult,
IN Minnesota.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-24
.oUls F. BARTELS, PROPRIETOR.

LOUIS +. BARTELS, PROPRIETOR.
The above nnmei establishment is now omen
for the accommodation of travellers and Others
in Albuquerque New Mexico, The table will
be supplied with the best the market niForls.
and the bar with the choicest liquors. The house
contains comfortable rooms for the accommo.
datiOn Of strangers, and attached, are good
stables for animals,
Albuquerque NM,
January 2Sth 1866. m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-24
Centrcville, by Wells Mills, to Lancas-

'HIr
From Ccntrevic by Iconium, to Charlton.
Centrevilie, by Cowion, South Indc-
non1 ie, county seats of Ringold and Tayler
'o1n', t" Chrinda, in PidgeOn county.
Il Centrevlle, 20 St. Johns. No.
t.oa Centre Point, by Marysyille, to Brad
trm Cedar Fails, by jain C. Barrick's and
-.0 rove, to Clear Lake,
a Centropoint, by NIarysyille and Enter
ns Bradford.
J0r CoIcShnrg, bS SodamviIlc, and Wilson,
tEe n West Uuion.
From Clayton to Lancaster, in Wisconsin.
W" Clayton, by Garnavillr, Elkador, Wag.
H. CIearmout, to West Union.
0m Z ,unbrs, by Union Prairie, James.
'u nd Decorrah, to Louisville
'' toMmhu' City, in louisa county, to
IN Washington county.
Council Bluffs, by Winter Quarters,
Calhoun NohHsko Torritorv.
#ro Council Bluffs, by Traders Point. COr-
'uio' Glenwood, Sidney. Austin, and Nc
Grove, to Linden, Mo-.
f.r Council Bluffs, by Pidgeon Mills. Boy.
Ner, Calhoun, Harrison, Sargpnt's Bluffs
h, and Wnbk0w, to.Blg Sioux River.
Chorydon to Charlton Point.
Corydon, by Grand River, TO Prince.
c,.
toony' by PouItnev, Yankee Settle
IA G. L"aolnlI'2' to Strawberry Point
. ''oN'nPor' by Centre Grove, hoctn,
'P'"s O"I'' ana Carthage, to Iowa Ci'
4e. ~.
,,, i'o'. iIGy'nport, by Aliens Vrovc, Thorn's
! '''Es, 49,, u"q N'lnu' rorS, to AnamoSN.
'ou' Ong'NPop'' ny lam Grove, Big Rock,
""T T.o', I'M n I''VN to'n'' 10 walnut Fork.
.'o' dr'''.por'' " Amity Upton, Wood
: Ta. TC''uI. ooIgr iIse'fy' Newport, and Newport
0'T.a', Fra,, ~ n R'..'.i ,o"a n.y.
: r10lu i1ecofrah' roWo, to M0ukapa.
rrou' ,o"' 5ago.Ian ni TO rum '%oY"'
to,nn" DvgV''gu' Ivy lO~a' oy broWnSvII,o' Mon
''fg'n"' "hd minnesota City, to WabrShaw.
: a lFr@ p9a penn by Vot,n's Grove, Quasqucton,
"r F.1n, "'r, n,lI; y" 'la'2'haenc'' l.. 2m9c''
'toH pe'h,' oy Delaware Centre, Mount llo-
: NJ ,opySN"'r, strawberry Point, Mill Grove,
n rron, i, n.W: G''' nlIIFs,l.e,t' west Union.
,,a a,D" Del"' ny ll"rtwIck and Erin, to Quas-
N"e,"", r.nn, nm, l., c,,
rIo" tC'".' oI NoeSburg, to Garnnyio.
AL IIom a,, DroST'l'e' X ny CnonvlIIe, Morayio,
"I5 ra1., no 'Ies ONT TO Uarden Uroye.
from i'raEeSWIIc, by Unionville, MoraAia,
!" "r r.oa' av,"!@,, m, 70 IN Vr4nge;
- RIr, ~" ''uO"luV' " Io'' poase' TO Sargents
" ''T"S'
VioEiaa G DS"Sal'' S"Sa r Dy posa'rm spruce Mills
" n nicAlu'' SIouIa; I'Ik River, Lyons, Cnm0ncho,
n"ronao, ,"v,orn, Ac O'0'f' and Pleasant Valley, to
i FROM .IJUnuOup. nv lnUnpnnInnnn tbrn,,or VII
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OAaUgaaa0gysA aAs00ua

VllE UNDERSIGNED very respectfully bccs
leave to invite the public to visit his GU
nerb Dagucrrcotypc Saloon, (situatc in the
rooms formerly occupied by himself as lew.
@Ier's and watch establishment, and next door
TO where hrnow lives whore bc isrrorarcd 10
take their likOncsscs N Grst-ratc artistic stvlo
and at accommodating nrccS. From thc
care and attention he hcstowS npon his work.
from his superior apparatus, and from
his acknowledged proficiency ond experience
N all meters relating 10 the art, he feels COW
f'nnt Of receiving the liberal patronage Of his
numerous friends and tho nullc ccncrollv
JAMES Z. SABINE.
Santa Ff October 20, 1855
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e. .-4
Falls, on TIE mouth Of left hand River, r
du Lac, in Wisconsin.
Fiom st. Paul, by Carlisle, Olive Gro. NJ
int Douglas, Prescott, Red Wing, Rec Iat
din Nelson's Lnnling, Mount Verne nb
ma, Brownsville, Minniewah, Lacross,
Landing. Lansing, Cnpoe, Buena Vist
ric du Chem, Grttenburg, Wclls Ian
Gneua.
From St. Paul, bv Kuposia. CarliA,
Douglas, Prescott, Wisconsin, Red Ma
Mount Vernon, Reeds IAndinc. Nelsol X.
ding, Montovltr, Ia Cross, Wis, Brop
Min. Nlimiewah, Warmers Landlne, W FL
nomn. Min, Minnesota City, Lana,
Rock h.. Caroji, and Webster, to ii
C'Irin, Wisconsin
From st. Paul, by Fills If st. Anti (
tasco. Elk RIVER. Dccorri, Minominct eu
Lokr, Sank Rapids, Wntonb, mouth Of r
River. Little Falls, and Belle pfaira, Fa.
Ripley.
From St, Paul's, by saltwater. Mar .
Is. and Toylor's Falls, to Falls of st. (.a.
From st. paul's. via Rodwing, and e
tho Stnte of Iown O'"''' w ''''
From st, Paul to Fort Atkinson, low.
From St Paul to Fort Smelling
Dnbuono II y ''N''' "'' nm '. .
From 81 po, an r,o rm;a.oa. -,
Fort Rijrclcr to tbo Nissan, s 'i,i"m' Piror y
from St. Pau'sto Little Canada.
From St. Paurs by Cann R;ycr
banlt ~ y ~ ''''
From St. Anthorv IA Toclors Taue
From Stillwatcr vim Wbi,o BeorToke aT.
tie Cannn,. '' " INV ''" i'''''
From Swan River. bv Fort Pinlov pcdTolo
and Long paiie 70 psmbina F'' ',' ''''
From Traverse Des Siony IN Aroo8;o
From Traverse dos Sionv La Socnr' ucrd,r
son. Fairbaalt. and ycrmiIron Rirer IL 1,
panl.
From Uabaybaw. bv Minnesota City Man
tezulna, and Brownsyille, 10 Decoroh, lava.
,-naa,~.- y '''
NAbhAshA ILRl'LloRl'
From Nebraska. city. Bclleview. and 0ma
cha Uity, TO Fort Cuhonn.
KANSAS TpRRITopy
nr ',-'iNi '''i'
IRON rort LoaYeh"Srth 70 the eac& Fox A
Scnry'
IRON Tort Hcou 10 fort Atkinson, a
IRON FROM for' h'a''a|or'h to Fort I,'Iey'
Tr"n Fr", rg[l yT.. ncou "a. t% crawford seminary,
FROM NesIpOrt Missouri, 20 Fort Scott
IOWA.
From Ccrtervlo in Arpnnooso County. vi
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-24
NOTICE TO THE tNlI ABITANTi OF NEW
MEXICO

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lne leTrnorV showing 'ne sI,sn. aod localny &,
escn' SaohG me hu'noer OF "V"n''"h'S IN 'he sa'd
P"en'os respcruvey' 'n, ,he nature OF 'h''r niles
70 'ne nd; S"ch repor' to Nr "a1r according to
the FORM wnlrh may ne nrescrl0e' nv me srrreia'
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Joel Walker.
W. II. Chick
WAY.KER AND CHICK.

Commission Merchants, Kansas Mo.
REFER TO
Col Robert Campbell, Mr'srs Riley & Chris'y
Saint Louis No Saint Louis Mo.
Santa Fe New Mexico October I. lS5i-t. f.
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Fare through,

Fare through,
From November lst TO My lst $50
From May lst to November lst $l25
Packages and extra baggage 35 cents per h..
in summer, and so cents in winter, but no pa.
ckage charged less than one dollar. Allbag-
gage at the risk of the owner, and no respon-
s.bilty for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
tractcd for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the proprietors. All passage money must
be paid in advance.
H0CKADAY & HALL.
November 8, 1855.
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ments, 81 90 per square of ten lines for the first
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