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80 RISING SUN M "
7&S Nurseries G &arden, GkA

- Germantown Road, half AN hours
ride from the Exchange by Omnibus.
Shade, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Plants, Roses, dc.
cultivated and for sale in quantities TO sui:
dealers and others, including an extensive
and varied assortment of all the desirable
varieties of the above, for sale Wholesale and
Retail. Catalogues can be had on application,
gratis, 5. MAuPAf q CO.
ty When addressed by mail direct to Ris-
ing Sun P.O., Philadelphia. Our Stands are
in the Market, Market street, below Sixth,
where orders are also received. 6m676
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West Branch Insurance Company,

West Branch Insurance Company,
of Lock Haven, Pa, insure Detached
" Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, Farm
Property. and other buildings, and their con-
tents, at moderate rates. Doing business on
both Cash and Mutual plans. Capital $500, 900
DIRECTORS
Hon John Pearce Hon G c Harvey
John B Hall TT Abrams
Chas A Mayer DJ Jackman
ChaS Crist w White
Peter Dickinson Thos Kitchen
Hon. G. G. HARVEY, President.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
THO'S KITCHEN. Sec'y.
JAMES b. HAMLIN, Agent,
627l Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

yJ,uE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have be-a
taxed their utrno-t produce this t-; mo-; Terts'
pur,atve which i known TO man lnnnneElbl- pros
are shown that these PILLS have virtues Whh sua =
excellence the ordinary medicines and that t' win ~
pr-cedent.dly upon the esteem Of all men IA-y -A
and pleasant take, but powerful 10 cure lher lel
trstng properties stimulate the vital activities q the '
r.o,. the otstructons Of its organs, purify tie Nod
and expel disease They purge out the foul h'nors Ta
breed and grow tisteuper, stimulate sluggish OF l4s
dered organ. into their natural action an AT h-;ly
tone with strength the whole system Nlt cll! %
they cure the everyday complaints of every b'y osi
also formidable and dangerous dssase- Tat have a;7i
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they the time in diminished 80, Us
safest and beet physc tina; be employed hr chdre
Being sugarcoated, they pleasant TO take ai os1s
purely vegetable, free from any risk u harm JUS
have heen made which surpass belief wcre they mol -us
stantatei BY Of such exalted position and ch2Ia
as to forbid the suspicion of uutruth Many eh-i'S'
clsrmen and ply scans have lent their naines 70 ar
~ IN the public the reliability Of my remedies, while %
sr have sent M, the Of then conviction Ia
nv Pr-paafion- contribute inmcs"y TO the resi q y
afflicted, suffering fellov-men
Te Agent below named pleased to furnish grntss ~
American Almanac containing directions for ther use II.
certificates cf their cures Of the following CON nts-
Co--iveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism DroI,,
Heartburn Heaiache arising from foul et,Ilsh Na--
Indigestion, Morbid Inacton of the Bowels and Fam
arising thtreum. FatUlcucy. LIS Of Aipefr a GER
os and Cutauc1u- Diseases which require an e'afnAn'
Medicine Scrufua or hiug- Evil They also uy TnT-
ing the blood and stimulating the SYSTEM cure many
Complaints which il would not lie supposed ueS s-A.
reach such A. Deafness Partial Blindness Neural "a tea
Nervous IrritAiy. arrangements Of Tire Liver AM an
ney- 6out and other kindred complaints aTi-nS ul-s
low stale of te body or obstruction - Its functions
Do no; b. pu; yf by unprincipls-l dealers with s7'
other r.II they make more profit on. Ask f7r AWE
TIlls and take nothing else. No other they ein ~
YOU compares with this its intrinsic value OF eua-
powerS Tie sick want the beet AID there : tE L-sz
and they should have il.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Hisa
PAIcE % CTs. PEE Box. FIVE BOXES ToK Il.
SOLD BY
c. W SCHAIFIE, and tHRISr d CALrvE1L.ltvsll's
MuuR & HoaiNBTIF. MifHiUhurg J ? C4srpw. Mi.ic1
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Herring's Safe again the Champion .

TIE only &fe whieh, an erery instance, preserved
their entire contents in the late Ertensire Fires
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Winfield WOOIen Factory,
Near uartIetoD, Union County.

INHlS establishment IS now in the best order
The machinery being nearly al! new,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work snail not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual, and
those wishing TO patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves Of that oPportu-
nifty.
ly | have also on hand, and intend keep
ing choice assortment Of Goods, such a 5
Cloths, Safineifs, Cashmsres, Ttoetds, Blankets,
Yarns, DC, which | will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gem
orally. MARK HALFPENNI.
Har,leton, April ~, ls53-tf
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Lewisburg Savings Institution
rs now open and ready to do business The
regular Discoun, days are Wednesdays
The following named persons are the
Dir.efors-WHLIAM FRICK, President.
J.G.L. Shindel John Walls,
Joseph Nickel Gideon biehi
Alb. Warford }. ID. cameron.
-Four pr cent. pr annum will be allowed on
all deposits over SIX months; and three pl
cent. less than six and over three months.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Sept. 10, ls5"
James F. Linn. ]. Merrill Linn
T F.& J. M. LINN,
y. Attorneys at Law,
LEWlSBURG,
54 Union County, Penn'a.
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washin ,ton from the picture by Pcaie
Washington from the picture 10y Trumbull
Washington from the picture by W.rtmuller
Washington, from the picture by Stuart
" ssllin gton, from the picture Of Houdons Bust
" ashns stnn, from the picture of a. statue
Washington. from the picture Of Browns i"
Washinc ctnn, from the original profile
Mrs Washington, (early portrait)
Mrs Washington, from Stuart
Miss Philipse from original picture
ILLUSTRATIONS STEEL.
Historical Scenes Urom Original Designs,
site of Washngtons Birth place
Mount Vernon (three visws)
ua-!iin yton Is a Surveyor
Washingto at Fort Necessity
Washington Surveying the Dismal Swamp
Washington at Winchester
Washington's kicd Sports
rortifyin Bunkers Hill
Fort Ticonderuga
Lake George
Fortifcat;1ns at West Point in 1920
Washington qurlling Riot, from cotemporary
ITawinr)
View ofNcw York, 1775
Boston from Dorchester Heights in 1915
Announcement Of Inirrrni
Battl. Of Trenton, Battle Cf Germantown. Battle Of
Monmouth, Braddocks Battle Yield, Washington going
10 Congress- &c.
Must aways remain, par eminence, the his
tory Of the Father OF his Country.
phia Bulletin.
n. Bit is intended that the Illustrations
in this edition shall be worthy of the subject
and of the author. The best artists have been
engaged te make original drawings, and the
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tory TO amateurs of fastidous taste.
Agents and Canvassers supplied on liberal
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Isaac Eyre, Benjamin Lohr, John Mench, Samuel
Paulng, John Zelers. Jacob lbish Jacob Kuhl }. G..
Brown, Abram Aurand, Thomas Cllngan, George klcck
David kleckner Wm. keckner, George Sear. John
Gundy Samuel Zellers, Joseph Musser, William Wilson,
Abram Wolf, ". q Herrold Charles Ruhl George kep-
hart, John Grove Ahram Farley Emanuel POntius lien
ry Null Cyrus Brown, VIM g. Meyer John Chamberlin,
Wilson Linn, John Van Buskirk, Flavel Clingan.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,

RprxuKID, MASS, 10Th Dec, iss5.
In &c. AYR: do not hesitate 10 -ay
NJ h-,t remedy have ever f1nnd fr
Cough-. Hoarseness, Innuenz., and the
o.ssSai,ant symptoms Of Cold, Is your
CgrREy PEcroRAI. Its constant USE In
INV practice and my family for the last
trn y.ar- has shown it 30 possess -'ipe-
ar yirtue- for the treatment 81 these
s,,,,,I,ir,,- FREN KNIGHT, VI. d.
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FLORIDA.

Ha a#
FROM Ialy j, 1857, 10 June 30, 1852 51tE
soeo F.om Cedar Kew to New Orleans, La, and back,
three times q week, in steamers. .ro. snd
Bidders will propose schedule OF departures ana
arrivals and will state the least true IN Wh'op
they will guaranty to perform tho trip M
prono,als for daily service will be considered
1851 From Fernsndna to New YORK, N. II anu '"'N'
p;daers viii propose schedule, and will state the
least time in which they viii guaranty 70 perform
pro %s a for daily service will be considered
sssa From Fort Gates by lola Orange Lake Fort Dfans
Pennington Wacahootie, and Shell LIZ p0na' 70 Long
Pond 10 miles and back, once wees
Leave Fort Gates Tuesday at 9 . mi assy
Arrive at Long Pond next day Dy . I'M
Leave Long Pond Thursday at 8 am
Arrive at Fort Gates next day by m
Bids to end at Wacabootie will be considered ,,.,,
SAGA From Jacksohyiie BY Josiah Lewiss Ton Mill
Creek,) to Traders Hill, Ca, so miles and oaec8'
Leave Jacksonville Monday at ann
. sys Traders e Ssasi Has sisy sssz y
Arrive at Jacksonville next day by ? m. :.
two.borse coaches three times week from lotnOc-
tober to 18th June, and twice a week the residue
of the year. af
From 18th October to 18th June.
Leave Mariana Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
eGf Jpn;
nssv vs oshsesse Monday Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive At Mariana by I'm. '@'
From 9Th June 10 l5th October.
Leave Mariana Tuesday and Friday at SPIN;
Arrive at 0cheesee by 10 m;
Leave Ocheesee Tuesday and Friday at 81 m, or al
e. ter arrival Of mail from Apalachicolaj Aa'
Arrive at Mariana by pm.
1855 From Pensacola to Greenvle Ala, 100 miles ana
back, twice week.
Leave Pensacola Monday and Thursday at SAM
Arrive at Greenvlle next Wednesday and Saturday
Leave Greenville Monday and Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at Pensacola next Wednesday and Saturday
bySpm
Bidders will name intermediate points. Proposals
for weekly service with longer running time, will
be considered
$500 From Quincy by William Wnderwerdlers and d. b.
Richs TO Ridleysville, and back, once a week.
Bidders will the distance and propose sched-
ule of departures and arrivals
es67 From Sopchoppy by Gov. Calls TO White Bluff and
back, once week 1
Bidders will state the distance and propose seized
Il ule
ss6s From wacehootic by Long Pond to Atsena os so
miles and back, once week. ar1te
| Leave Wacahoote Friday Mt 8 am
| Arrive at Atsens Ole next day by Bpm
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1904 From Bradys Bend by Mers Ferry and Black Fox
Furnace, to Callensburgh, IL miles and back, once
a week III f -f-
Leave BradyIs Bend Tuesday at IN,
Arrive at Callensburgh by IL m;
lft Leave Callensburgh Tuesday at p M H ....
Arrive at Bradys Bend by m.
Proposals for second weekly trip are invited
3505 From Bradys Bend to Millers Eddy, miles and
back, twice week.
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule Of
g departures and arrivals. ..ra,.
sbos From Shsakeyyille by Sandy Greek and Luttons
Corner to Evansburgh, is miles and back, once q
aea week. " rTs4- 8.
Leave Sheakleyvile Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Evansburgh by IL am;
a 81 Leave Evansburgh Tuesday at 2pmi
Arrive at Sheakleyville by m. r q.
Proposals for o second weekly trip are invited
1901 From South West to Garland, 10 miles and back,
..ssat once week
~ Leave South West Wednesday at an; r
Arrive at Garland by II m;
Leave Garland Wednesday at 1 pm;
Arrive at South West same day by 8 pm
350s From Willamsburgh to Springfield Furnace miles
and back three times week.
Leave Williamsbqrgh Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
say at p nj II
Arrive at Springfield Furnace by p m; (
Leave Springfield Furnace Tuesday, Thursday, and
.. Saturday at 81 pm;
Arrive at Wilamsburgh by Al m.
5000 From Shippensburgh to Newburgh, miles and
III back six times n week,
Leave Shppopsbnrgh daily, except Sunday, on arri-
af val of the mail from Harrisburgh-say at l0} m;
Arrive at Newburgh by IL M
Leave Newburgh daily, except Sunday, at 8 An;
ta Arrive at Shippensburgh by % am.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
From july 1, 1857, to June 30, 1850.
ol59 From Chesterfield O. H. by Hornsborough Mt Crog
ham, and Pine Tree, to Jefferson, rs miles and back,
Leave Chesterfield O. H. Monday and Friday at IA m;
Leave JEFFERSON ; tuesday and Saturday att nj;
Arrive at Chesterfield @. H. by m.
sieo From Jefferson BY Neil Grahams Blakeneys Bridge
Lynchwood, and Perkinss to Camden, 80 miles
and back once week.
Leave Jefferson Saturday at SAM .a- g.
Arrive Camden by Z p mi
Leave Camden Friday at am Et
Arrive at jefferson by pm.
6l6l From Ninetysix BY Coopersvle and Grove Hill to
Richardsonvilie, 81 miles and back. once week.
Leave Ninety-six Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Richardsonvle by IL m;
Leave Richardsonville Friday at I'M
sies From Lexington q Il, BY Abless, sawysrs Mills
Gunter's, knotts, Bull Swamp, and r. M. Batess,
to Lexington 9. II, equal to Al miles and back,
Leave Lexington O. H. Tuesday at 10 a m;
Arrive mt Sawyers Mills by I'm; +.
Leave Sawyer's Mills Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Lexington @. ii. next day by 6pm.
66a From Ritchings Mills, by Robert Garvin s, and
Neil Ablis's to Rish's Store 10 miles and back,
week
Leave Ritchings Mills satu1ay ATTAIN;
Arrive at Rsh's Store by l2m #t
Leave Rish's Store Saturday ut ! M
Arrive Mt Ritchngs Mills by pm
ny, and stces Shoals, to Logan's Store, N c. 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave Yorkville Friday ut n M 9h- N5 y
Arrive at Logans Store by p m;
Leave Logan Store Saturday at am;
Arrive at Yorkville By 7pm.
6l65 From Natural Grove to Johnsonvle 20 miles and
back, week. Ha.H ~
| Leave Natural Grove Friday at 8, m; f
Arrive at Johnsonvillc by IL m;
| Leave Jacksonville Friday at p m;
| Arrive at Natural Grove by IN.
6l67 From Georgetown by Whites Bridge Sampt Bridge
Spring Branch Church, Cedar Creek s. Single
tarys Sutton's Church. and Innis's Bridge to
Gourdin's Turnout, on the North Eastern railroad
~ miles and back, six times a week, in two-horse
coaches, with the privilege of substituting sulkies
each alternate trip from the LIST of July to 3ott
| s September in each year. 1h
| Leave Georgetown daily, excspt Sunday, at m
| Arrive at Gourdin's Turnout by IL PM
| Leave Gourdins Turnout daily, except Sunday, a
| r ppm; ai ssts f''
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NORTH CAROLINA.
h1 From July ], 1867, 70 June 30, 1859.

ghs From July j, 1867, to June 80 1853.
1858 From Raleigh, by New Hill, Haywood, Oakland
Branch, Gulf and Carbonton, to Carthage, 70
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Raleigh Wednesday at a m; II
Arrive at Carthage next day by 4p IN;
Leave Carthage Friday at a m;
Arrive at Raleigh next day by A p m.
Proposals for an additional weekly trip will be
1854 From Branch to Haywood, is miles and back
Leave Branch Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Haywood by IL m; saa 4aaH
Leave Haywood Saturday at p m; .. /.
Arrive at Branch by 6 m. seas
~ Greek, Troys Store, Longs Mills, and Mount
Hermon, to Graham, 40 miles and back, once a
Leave ASHORE, Tuesday at PM;
Arrive Mt Graham next day by IN; eaas .
Leave Graham Monday at a M r
Arrive at Ashboro' next day by IL m.
Bidders will name additional intermediate points,
fany. aG
1856 From Reed Creek by Buffalo Ford, Isaiah Cheeks
and John Brewers, to Prosperity, "a miles and
back once a week. el 81 taTE 81
Leave Reed Creek Tuesday Mt 3 q m; s.at 4
Arrive at Prosperity by pm; assgl j
Leave Prosperity Wednesday at 81 m; 4
Arrive at Reed Creek by M B
1857 From Reed Greek TO Pittsboro 81 miles and back
Leave Reed Greek Tuesday at sam; Z
Arrive at Pittsboro' by m; G1as x
Leave Pttsboro' Wednesday at q m;
go Arrive at Reed Greek by p m. -. +.
1858 From Eagle Rock by Esrpsboro Wilson, 3e miles
and back once week. .egEaft. !
Leave Eagle Rock Wednesday at Z a. m;
Arrive at Wilson by pm; i
Leave Wilson Tuesday at m; ~
Arrive Mt Eagle Rock by Z pm Eraf Hrs
$3.50 From Eagle Rock to Newton = miles aud back
week.
Bidders will state distance and intermediates points
and propose schedule Of departures aud arri
walls. -1l-t M
$3.50 From Mtcheners Station TO Smith6ed miles and
| back, six times week.
Leave Mtchener's Station daily, except Sunday
| after arrival of mail from the East-say at T2t
| Arrive az Smithhed by s.35 mn
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daily, excep, sunoey5 ny scheauis 70 con M
, s MIN ne maj telns ioh' iniaue'Pni" "nu He"
n,i iork az ,n hgn.ssown, a. ~ $1,000, -, A..
w buoels VIII PopD,so scusoue " ~ aPP,oyeo W ne
-s Postm aS'eis az n'en'Ss'o"h anu 'aana'aPan'
ppNNSy1rAN,,
From ,uy f !. 1857 : JAM. 50, 1885, /
,sss From Clear6eld by curwnsvie Lutbersburg, JEFF
''O srsn Tina psyy R,ooL vile Cersics
iersoa Line hey OF als sa ,. I0fs,cs
.-,r Is daSvs sYcsnt snnday IN twoborse coaches
rra VA rG.id ds;Ic' aYcsn, snnaav Al a m,
arr;ro =, Saar;or us nv IL NJ
Ina rIr;nn Sais' arcant Snndav ATTAIN.
L cav. =, msarSs,S bv ~ M
..o, 49,. pasa,Nr ~ Kn.snrs Ror,nan.v;,a Mudav
sfo' In Uu 49, Mn "a pIns Rail 40 Nv Hoi
,S 3, n;,as ana hss.L ,hrss ,;ne.p =. yyssL "
saasa tbs.a;ns Tnssdsv Ihnsday and sa,nrdav n,
q a N~N':' - 'N''',',-'' 10y ~
49, >, N.r uo,,ora hv Anlm r.
Taars Nav mo,isnd Mondsy "wednesday and Fri;
dav az q a m. - - 80 ,'t''' :" -
Arrys A. Reading bv ann faseEat (
pannss,s - 49, ~ rail a ,,o hou,. o.,h. 40
nH;, .oA'0y '"' mai - =" 'o''H''
sns rron s,ndds r,.v;. N, foulasboro,oh o,,b rg;s
ss'' ,nr sn% Cnsn - Sssssvs % iiss ous hscI
S Un ,; suu .sI I y ~ 'h'ie' anu JACK,
rssx. s,oddar,sv;i,. daily sero.nt Suna.~ AZ a ma
..s arriya A. Naoles vile bv Il M re'- 80
I.sxa Na,osr;IIa ds axca,,, u,,na., .e.- .sr;~o,
NJ ra;IreaJ maj, Sr,r1 Nav Sorl - a. M.
sArrra =, s,alaar ,svTa Nv a ~, -'s''sof - (
nsIs ~ covs,, ,ha mail. r., hor.s ooach.s
~ ;nv;tsd "'-'ofss - 's.,' 1850
saeoz t.n, h ts.,,.s,ora rrt ,,,,a Iaraa;,,.
sua SPonn 70 Cspton 40 niles and bscE ones
ls3gg rva.LiT -,T5 ~ ~ N ~ s'~' E-Gg :
raayeTanorte Mondav AZ a am, law
Arrvs a, Cantar rsy,y day Nv ~ M. KS aanL &
Isaya Canton Tnesdav az Nm. sM
Arise 81 i ara-ts rs,, A. r. - !, M .saa,f
Pronosals far sscond ws.kly Trim ana IA commence
AL. q al Esresnere. miles Iess distance are invited
Arrs also 10 perfnr the service in two dny. 6ut and
hFror bacL ''o = 'u' anu
So From, Tpenn,s Creek Through Mercers Valley J by
Trorelylls n MIdSle Creek is miles and back,
ar once 4 weak 7 49, y - N. :" --''''T 10
Lewisburuh mai--say al m: l.l11af.
Arrive at Middle Greek by II pm;
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
POsr osyrcn DrrAHrxnsr,

Posr 0sFpcR DHpAKraEsT,
a7'tf' February 2, 1851.
DRoPoSALS Tor conveying the mails Of the United
States from July ], 1885, 10 June so 1860, In the
States of NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, MARY
LAND and OHIO; from July j. 1881 to June 70 1850 in
ihe States Of VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA GEORGIA, and FLORIDA and from July
/ 1851 TO June 80 1853 in ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, MISSOURI KAN
SAS, NEBRASKA, MINNESOTA, IOWA, WISCONSIN,
MICHIGAN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY and
TENNESSEE, will be received at the Contract Ofhce of
this department until M Of March 3ls next to be de-
sided by the 25h April following the routes and In the
times herein specified.
Being with exceptions routes established BY act
Of Congress approved August l8 1861
NEW JERSEY -f
From July l. 1851, 10 Juns 80, 1850.
asol From Newton by Mdd,evile to Flabrookville IA
miles and back twice a week.
Leave Newton Monday and Saturday on arrival OF
the mails from New York by railroad-say at |
Arrive at Flstbrookvile same days by pm;
90 Leave Flabrookville Monday and Saturday at a m;
- Arrive at Newton days by l2m
Proposals for threetimes-a-week service, also pro-
posals to convey the mails in two-horse coaches,
are invited.
1909 From Manalapan to Hightstown miles and back,
daily, except Sunday, by schedule to connect
with the mail trains from Philadelphia and New
York at Hightstown.
Bidders will propose schedule to be approved by the
postmas.ers at Hightstown and Manaiapan.
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Z. . ." N. B.
From July 1857, TO June 80, 1882
5270 From Morgantown, by Uangton, Clinton Furnace
and Gainesville, to Kingwood, 81 miles and back
week. (
Leave Morgantown Monday at lam; 4
Arrive at Kingwood by M;
Leave Kingwood Tuesday at IAN; .'"
Arrive at Morgantown by SPIN
527 From Central Plains to Seven Islands, miles and
back, once n week.
Leave Central Plains Tuesday at IL m;
Arrive at Seven Islands by p m;
Leave Seven Islands Tuesday at Il p NJ;
Arrive at Central Plains by 81 m.
SAFE From Boggsville, by Spring Creek 70 Burning
Spring. II miles aud back, once week
Leave Boggsve Friday at M;
Arrive at Burning Spring by liam;
Leave Burning Spring Friday at M
5a7s FROM wes, Hford New Milton to Oxford 81
miles and back, once week. =
Leave West Milford Friday at 8 am; s..HI
Arrive at Oxford by pm;
Leave Oxford Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at West Milford by p M
0274 From Goshen Bridge, BY Alum springs to Cow
Leave Goshen Bridge Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Cowpasture by III am;
Leave Cowpasiure Saturday at IL M
s275 From Rock Greek, by Mouth Of Gbutt Creek, Lit
tie Half Greek, and Clearfeld Fork Of Sandy Riv-
er, to Tazewell @. III, aud back once week.
Bidders to propose schedule Of departures and ar
rivals, and state distance
527s From Golemau's Store, Jackson county, by Pan
and Tucker Creeks, to Writ Q. H., "a miles and
Leave Colemaas Store Friday at am;
Arrive at Writ c. H. by 4pm; .s "@
Leave Writ c. H. Thursday at I'm; 7ie
Arrive at Coemans Store by Jpn,
5277 From Pennsboro TO North Bend IA miles and back,
once week 49,
Leave Pennsboro' Saturday at am
Arrive at North Bend by III am;
Leave North Bend Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Pennsboro' by m
b275 From MddIebourne by Mouth of Elk Fork Greek
and Camps School House, to New Msrtinsville
10 miles and back, week.
Leave Middebourne Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at New Martnsville by p m;
Leave New Mar,ipsve Saturday Mt 7 AM F
Arrive at Middlebourne by IL an. L-.'I
5279 From jackson c. H. by u H. Raiders John Welch's
Thomas Reins and Drandys Mills, to Walton, 3.
miles and back, once week.
Leave jackson o. " Friday at am
Arrive at Walton by p IN;
Leave Walton Saturday at am; '.. -.''
Arrive at Jackson G. H. by m.