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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

State Of California County of Nevada-on this 9Th day
OF August d. 1851 before Justice of the Peace IN
Melissa Rollins, and made the foregoing declaration She
being known to me to be the person described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to
s that she executed the freely and voluntarily for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and being by me
made acquainted with The contents of said instrument she
acknowledged on examination apart from and without the
nearing OF her husband that she the same freely
ana voluntarily without fear compulsion undue na1
enee of husband and that she does not wish to etrac
the execution of the same.
ttf JOHN CALDWELL,
aooW Justice Of the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

GRASS VALLEY ELECTToN.-The primary cleo
ton in Grass Valley was about as closely con-
tested as it was in this place. The successful
candidates for delegates were elected by major
tiles varying from three to eighteen votes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
uhdersgned WIZ apply to the Board of Supervisors at
the next regular meeting of the Board for license TO es
ablsh Toll Road from the Backbone woseys Flat in
Nevada County. " M grfo -
August 10th 1857. 45-4w NJ FOX l. Co
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DIED.

In this place on Tuesday August 11th, Mrs. ELRAE1
wife Of WV DANIELS, aged 65 years
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. 1. Lammon, is authorized agent for tins
city He win deliver the DENocRAr to subscribers and Is
authorized to receive subscriptions advertisements, &e
and collect and receipt for the same.f t A
Hoogs & Co. our authorized agents for San Fran
CISCO to receive advertisements and collect for tine same
A. BadInm, Jr., is our authorized agent in saera-
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

FRosT.-There was heavy frost at Volcano
on Wednesday morning, August 5th.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Ne

- NOtNIy Nc
- VADA-ss. In Probate Court. In the matter of the
Estate of HENRY JEFFERSON Deceased
Notices hereby given to all whom il may concern that
viii purporting 10 be the last Win and Testament of
Henry Jefferson deceased has into the possession
the Probate Court OF the County of Nevada and State aore
sad and also, petition for letter testamentary upon the
estate oad deceased and that said Probate Court has
appointed Thursday the 10th day of August D. 1857 at
10 oelock A NJ of that date the time for proving said
VIII and the hearing of said petition By order ofthe Pro-
bate Court ~
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12


ENLISORS SALE,-By virtue of an order and decree
IL OF sale to me directed and out of tie District
Court Of the l4th Judicial District on judgement render
ca on the 10th day Of August A. ~ 1857 in favor FAT
ElCk HENRY and against JOHN b. COUGER and JAMES
H. BARRY, Tor the sum Of thousand nine hundred
and sixty dollars and sixty eight cents $ $50 6S prnci
a debt and interest; together with interest aid
$3.50 and 6s 100 dollars the rate of three per
per month from the 4th day of August 1857 until paid
gether with all costs OF suit and accruiug cost. have
cen and threeoutths S shares or eighteen sixtieths
and threeourths Of one xch Of the shares of the stock
OF the Poor Mans Creek Ditch Company aud the extension
thereof to the Yuba River the said ditch being situated in
the County of Nevada aforesaid together with all the Mills
houses, ditch property rights members privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging in anywise appera
ing, being the same standing the books Of said
Company in the names Of John b. Couger and Samuel W.
Boring Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the
9th day ofSeptember 1851 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and o'clock p d. will expose to public sale all
the above described property in front of the Court House
DOOR IN the city OF Nevada TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand, to satisfy and pay said judgement
Given under my hand in Nevada city ON this lth day
Of August A. d. 1857.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an order and d..
- cree directed and iss ed out Of the Hon
District Court of the 1lh Judicial District Judge
rendered the 9th day Of August A. d. 1857 in Ia
vor OF COLUMBCS ROSECROUS and against j. W. WEAR
and JOHN WEAR for the Of three hundred and FORTY
five dollars and fifty cents. $345 50 principal debt and
interest said of 1915 and so 100 dollars the
three and half per cent? per month from the rendition
Of judgment until paid together with all Of suit tax
at the offtysix and s5l00 dollars for the sale Of
the following described property tow the entire interest
Of the defendants in and to certain Mining Claims known
and called Buchanan Co.'S Jenny Lind Co.'S Claims
situated in the ravine below French Corral adjoining Trrp
Co.'S claims the upper cnd together with all and IN
in anywisc appertaning. Notice is hereby given that
win expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
all the above described property in front ohe Court lou,s
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and O'Clock NJ to
satisfy and pay said Judgement.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Augusta D. 1877
45-td S. W. BORING. Sheriff,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
THoMASP. HAwLEY, Elisor.

PATRICK HENRY vs. J. b. COUGER, ct als--It appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the Sheriff Of Ne
yada County is incompetent to execute herein
ing interested and that there is Coroner in t. County
on application Of Buckner Hill Thomas p Hawley is Ap
pointed Elsor herein to execute all process herein a.
quired by law.
August 10th 1851. Cd. NILES SEARTs
45-3w ~ Ah fH a. a 80 District Judge 2
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

CtHERIFEoS SALE.-By virtue Of an order and de-
- of sale to directed and issued out OF the Hon.
district Court of the 14 judicial istrct, Judgment
rendered in said Court the 7h day Of Augusta H. 1857
in favor of IlEZEKIAH COOMBS, and against ARENAS
ROGERS and s. & HUsSEY, for the sum Of thousand
nine hundred and fny-two dollars and fourteen cents
Isl 1852 l4 principal debt and interest TO date together
with interest the said Of 81 1852 and l4lo0 dollars
at the rate of two per cent per month from the rendition of
judgment until paid; together with all costs Of suit taxed
at twenty nine dollars and twenty-five cents (s29 2 for
tho sale OF the following property to witt the two undivided
shares of the Grizzly Ditch Companys stock. the said
itch used to conduct water to the mines and mining
grounds at and the town Of Cherokee and other min
ing localities IL Bridgeport township, in Nevada county.
Also three cghhs of the property known the Eagle Saw
MIL situated on big eer creek mile east Nevada city
Notice is hereby given that viii expose sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash the above described
property in front Of the court house door in the city Of
Nevada, on TUESDAY the lst day of September A. u.
1885, TO sasfy said judgement between the hoar oil 10
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p N.
Given under my hand this 18th dA OF August n 1885,
I S. W BORING. Sheriff
4o.W ... Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12
settler Nominations.

ANR@~~~~~-~~~""~
A number Of indiTiduals calling themselves
Settlers, met in Sacramento last week, and nom
mated State ticket Four Of The nominees are
taken from the Republican, and the same num-
ber from the Democratic ticket. The only nomi-
nees for Offices Of any political Importance
that Of Governor and Supreme Court Judge
are selected from the Republican ticket. There
was considerable difficulty in the Convention,
and by the time the nominations had all been
made, majority of the delegates had left, and
repudiated the, entire proceedings. When the
Convention organized, some eight counties we're
represented, and on the adjournment the dele
cations from San Francisco and Sacramento,
stood alone in their glory. ar
In reading the debates in the Convention, as
published in the Sacramento papers, we were
strongly impressed with the conviction that a
large majority of the delegates were mere ''po-
ltcal squatters,'' and that their sole object was
to defeat Col, Weller, by nominating either
Stanley or Bowie for Governor. Mr.. Bowie,
however, refused to make any pledge, and
stanly was nominatedb by acclamation. The
action Of this Convention will have little. or no
effect upon the result ofthe election. No doubt
majority Of the persons who attended the
Convention were determined beforehand, to
nominate Stanly for Governor, and Bennett for
Supreme Judge, and would under any circum-
stances, have voted for them and those who
voted against them in Convention will do the
same when they come to deposlte their votes at
the general election. W .a @
The Settler question will have no influence
whatever in the mountains, and from what we
can learn, the Settlers in the agricultural coun-
ties will generally votein accordance with their
political sentiments. This Settler Convention
must in great measure, have been self-con-
sttuted body, as we have seen no accounts of
meetings having been held for the appointment
of delegates in many Of the counties which
were said to have been represented. 1t is an
easy matter for few political wire-workers to
manufacture credentials, and it is somewhat
surprising that more counties were not repre-
sented An instance once occurred in this county,
where six or eight men met together, appointed
themselves delegates, and were actually admit
ted to seats in Settler Convention held in Sac
ramcnto, when at The time, there was not a
man in the county who had the least interest
in the Settler movements; and there isevery
reason to believe that many of the delegates to
this last Convention were appointed in the same
manner. f
The nomination Of the Republican candidates
for the principal State Offices is virtually an
endorsement Of the entire Republican ticket;
and the nomination of some of the Democratic
candidates for the more unimportant offices, is
too shallow trick to deceive the most unwary.
The real bona fdc Settlers as general thing,
are Democrats, and we shall be 10th to believe
that any considerable number of them had
thrown themselves into the arms Of the Repub-
leans 'l- 'Aot sNea
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-12

Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY WM. SMITH, Deputy,
BucKNER Hill, At'y's for Petitioner 45.1w
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1inanriaI.
ALs.sr r. FIcoLiY. Auettone-s-0fse No sieaG
DECULAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDS


DEGULAR SALE Of STOCKS and bONDo'
II IMPORTANT NOTICE
In osds, TO prevent 6etioa. sacsiico' sad -
eoncueed q. the OF many Of MS Imsreas psoSS
TO cell Securities lin addition 70 his Regular siier
snd THURsDAYsh EvERf DAY a. L.. .i,s - .sdi,ios
hi' regulrlJ Aey-rt;,ed LIT sueh Boae Or
s.curi,!ss a NJ ay .he, b. rtsd TO BE sOLp roo
.ueS tn,s .a rHEiR Own CONVENIENCE, without
regard 70 bic Reguls' Days a ssls n, =, -,
ALBERT II nlC0LAY will sell BIS DAi' NV ~ !" -
sclosh st the Merchxr.s' EIctsn8e. ,.....o 80,
$500 Ws,ertown and Madison Railroad lot mortgage P'
arm GEM noa s.,,. ..r Ger, Bond, Of 1872
sleo ssndu.ty Mansfield md Newark Railroad l'' MOTT
sifOO Lefin1Ot City per cent Beads
500 Detroit and Milwaukee RAir id LET rnorSais so1as
Assoc Cincinnati wlnn stou and Zsne'vle hsiifoai 20
.,,Ns Ohio s,,.e psr cent Bopds OflSss.
estoo NIssuIee aud HORIZON Railroad per cent farm
sSWo oIeoe..ns Ind Pit..bursh Railroad i' mortgage
eaoo Mineral Point Railroad ID mortgage cent BCois
$40 New York City per cent Assessment nonu' VI i'S
eIso Atlantic Mutual Insurance Scrip ct 1875
$50 shares Brun,wck City and Company, SlCe each;
IS .k.rr. Moth American Trust and sankins Co 100 each
co .hsres Rutgers Pire Insurs1ce C,mp.ny each
eco shsres southern Pscc Rsrosd (s'rp ock si" ss'n
10 share. Peoples Fie Insurance ConpshJ ~ each;
- share. Co umbs Fire Insurance Company. . each
:s:T: RsIa a. s s,.,s az se e
10 shares Phenix BsLk . 20 each
escuises received in .ddtios % me C,osas eans
Bond, sso Business Paper every MONDAY sad
Al Private Sale and 1t the Broken Bosd Commission.
Interest allowed all monies dpo,ei trust snd div demos
collected large variety Of sob and PpSd: SSa,n'J On
Stock Aucti0peer aud Stock 5rOker
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SrPRfME couRT I:a;Gy aid County q New

sEsu q TIE BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILRo 40 sue
toe Deb sda,s Yea hereby sarooed sad r
ga'sd ks complain. 10 this stios whi,h hiss
n tue ece Ct the Clerk Of the City sd Coansy Of o.t
90 ,hs b dey CT S.Teaber eH :. tAe City Hal IN the
Gay Of New Yort and TO cop, Of Joar
sA6 complaint on the scaerhers their Office No VAL
aret In the City of Hsw York twenty days %
svsce Of tbts you eEcs.,ve Of tss eay "
and y1v su she odd np,snt shr
sres.d the plaintiff In this VII tsas jadxusDs
sar SOC lot tas a haodsed dS.sr interest
fce tie 18th Ssy e July tse1ssaa ssess tuadr.c saa
6 ssssa besdes tas co.s Of ~, sct Dsssd ses yes
uov. iss. D. 1877. 1HkRAsS0N GRAN
az iss9vA Astsnsi (w Y.ainrGs.
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By n. MslvIx, Ascaoness.
DY BANGS, BROTHER e. Co.-Irsde-Sa's

MONDAY EVENING, Nov 90 9: sococt
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS, mostly IAx eoi.soas,
ard IN perfect order coulpsios large eoleeton
hbfay copies Of Hsory. Biography roe
Tbe Dr.us Bellies Letters Arts ard Sciences, fne fSPis
Family AID Pocket Bibles aud large ss.ortiasn, o. esoee
MfsttaDeors Lersfe; many Of them IN nes, -.
ard Morocco bindings Also variety Of elegantly ars'ea
Books profu,ely nbeished Juveniles, ke oaA's~' "'J
be had At the Sale Rooms ,,,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 2 ats oco,f.
BOOKsELLER5 STOCK, consisting q . gre. sr i .,
espdsd and 81 scelareous Books recently sels cted
Tor Cy r.. store ireaons IlDsrssed Wor II rsa vno
mas yuveniles hIe Bibs sed Prayer Boob IN
School AID many Catholic pabicston' AL v 500 ossei
and editions Ala sssortmsn, oil spps enS 1enSJ
tioneIy including writing Papers Blank Books Fonos fel
Pencils &c
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COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-lle 4
~ LOOMS, With the preparation Machinery, aash Of
nray new IAquire q; q CourtlAadt Of g. g. SCIENCE
NfATTEAWAN STEAM ENGINES. MACHTN
WI IsTy TOOLS, and Cotton. wsolen md IL tinds
MACHINERY aud CASTINGS 1t No a. Ccurtlsa dt-st
W OODWORTH PLANERSa az MATrEAWAN
w n T., and No a Cortland. st., NevYori
8AxUrL ScHEyCK
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gopartnsrsbip Notifies.

NOTICE is hereby giSen that the limited part
~ nho formed between the snbseriosrs under
Il. firm atre of " OSTRsNDER BY arti lee Of part
utrstp resns date tie 9TH day Of Noyenbr 1875 ceftis
winch duly made signed AMI scknowedscd was duly
I'll srd reorotd In the Office Of The C-Th Of the CITY sad
equity Of Nev.Yors tho Sd day of Deceuber 1885, In
volume PAGE SO Of Limited Partns BY which Par ner
stiP the sh.cher WILLIAM LIyINGSTON Invested the
of thr trou and ave ered 5oss - Sp,cs Prnsr
the GersrS PuItr this Gay dissolved BY mutual
esnsebt The bps viii se settled b. the General Ps1er
Dated New ioik, NV q. A q. 1887
W. l. OSrRANOER lis
NS0 JsucWN A LIVINGSTON, f. 81
Ihe ub,o ih Aks pleasure IN i1f ruins bis friends and
tks BE a oonfinae the business odsidE,y bis
ole Gee Ne "a Wat f0hs. between Str and sh Nav
Yoik C:y. W A. OSTRANDER
MOTT 0E.-The Copsr.nsrship heretofore existing
~ between FILM G FoSTAINE aud JOSEPH CRI5-
IADoRo. EId.r the srn Of ,. O ToNrAINE Co was
:hs csy 6olsed hy muas Al sb lee Of the frm
WI be settled BY silter FAty.-S.v Vera Nov q 1857
FELIX FOsTAtSE,
JOSEPH CRierADORO.
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NETWORK and ERIE RALROAD.-On .
DEENS VANIA RAILR0AB
III fHH GREAT GENERAL. Rllrry

TIE Psnnsyvsrls R.ro.a connect. 3. pitrsesrsk ~
,eiis md fro ST. LcgA No.; Ai,on, Gsena asa 20
u Fisrksrr Lex!Sger and Loaisy-s EJ.i Tsrsn -
Ne bsoa LstJstis sia iSSaoss dis I'D Clacsssa r.
Spin shtlo, bellsfoItsIe SAz5nsky 1oeto Clsse>-.
sntas, zsaesvgle ADslloa s3s Wooster, Ohio 40
he s,~sr peete. beas f.oC snd 70 New Or.ss1s D
LoFsisv vile ard C;nci-ash -,
fhopsh Ticket or tss Fast can se hal At s.J Of tss -
z@rtlonec places ~ tie West ,a..A
PasssIssss vii ind tais .he shortsft MON exp~e~
on snrfsbe rost- between TIE Fest ene .ssl - ,,usa
IRON sE@-yORk To CINCINNATI ~ ~ ~
IRON Nrw-Yosg TO CHICAGO IN - EX ss,sS
FsoA sEN-YORK To ST. LOUIS IN - Eoos~
Pare a. loE ~ try other Eests
Sec hand bsils I. The hotsls q us cfy. 40
Shrousr T.ctsts or further tltornA.lsa EsJ ~ -
'' Ma As,or- aoase, Brosdg4x,
J. ELLI0If ~
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TVHE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEw-Y0Rk.

i BY the Grace Of God Free and Inaepeaaen.-Te ~
sons intrres.ed IN the Estate Of ALsxANDeH Ms-
MONS lst@ Of sbe City Of New.Yok, desesssd reasae
oeat Kin otherwise send greeting: You and ssea -
hereby cited s1d required personally be sAd sype
in the City Of New.York the soth dag q isnas ~
O'Clock IL the forenoon Of tina, day then ssd ne
the final settlement cf the sceoust OF proesa9
PHILIP C. 8 MMONs &c Administrator Of ths 9o1 az
tells ard credits Of said deceased In testimony VI fs -
have caused the Seal Of Office 81 ssid Surrogate ~ ssssn
sfxed WitIeas Alexander w. Bradford, esqdrs sucyn
Of our said CouBty. st the City OF ksw.yese " y.
day Of Jply 10 the yesx Of cur Lord thocssna ~
hBsdred snd fay seven =. /,
ne iav4wM A. W. BRADFORD. S1n9S&S
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6aleS bp QurtioH.

A SSIGNEEs SALE.-Ths balance OF the assets
II Of o.iuth Keeeer. assigned To the sub.cneef t w
bcrsht 81 dedtn,s consisting OF Notes. I'm ~ Ia a
s.oeis Claims Dispua and al other assets VII % -,
suction the highest bidder withou. reserve me Oy
or THURSDAY Dec 8. ~ pm. Further pEtcans On osy
Of sae-New Yotk, Nov. IS, is5l ...,
UCTION SALE.-T. GOLDSMITH, Auc.lon-
"A ..r viii SELL THIS DAY (Montsyl 81 ths fun ,,i
TUBE in the 6v.story touse No ZIG West I5.hst
Kitchen Wsfe, nc
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TVvHE ANNUAL BALL and PROMENADE
CONCFRTi In aid of,be NURSERY and CHiLDs HOS
PirAI sAe place in the Academ, OF huac Oh 'ne even
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tnins
l. s.t ,s.yv Broo,iyp kr Ge~rsort ss 10 =. ~ =
Al s.s5 n &c Bee ,stssa q ss N - MIR 7,
loo Jar.os u 70 9 N So sSds:SFH'
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Marhinerp, ST

CIRCULAR SAWMILLS-PAGEs PATENT.
O-The SAWMILL invented. The subs roer lost
respectfully informs the public thai he IL the only slthor zd
sgent Pseptee to ke aud eel his justly celebrst ID
CIRCULAR SAWMiLLS In The New En-. ls0d States. NeS'
York Michigan The testimony Of thjussass VINO nav
used these Mills years. proves them 70 be the best Min ever
invented FOX the purpose Of saving al Kinds OF logs into
kid Of lumber And the Improvements have rceaty made
the construction Of these Mills greatly enhance their value
and douby them the public favor have hun
dreds u Letters like the following; -
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Oct fs. 1887
saving lumber In sylas'er al better than al
the uprsht mills srouud would not upsht mnl
be sed to cut the harvest dry osa logs
the Of thousand feet per hour with "a ch
II. Willis
Another writes follows Of my Mil aud engine:
GEoSGErows, Mich June Is. 1857
average feet of ard. 10 twelve hours .nd
90 COO day wish much done have cut .
Of unb 30 minutes With so 10 OF steam s'e Nth
and perfect IL sppsrsus for uskiut stem
thst With boiler With dust alone csry 10 Of
fsm although do not require but 70 70 ordinarily y un ae
mill. JOHN dOUhs
sew TO all who desire TO build good MILL improve the
mills they have give call WI give you al pfoni.s
you your MONEYS worth your entire satisfaction fur
nth Water Wheels DIVE these Mills; sso Betting Saws
and q. the dvips spparsu. Of the MIL Gao pat the cyG
lar Mil ir the place any and down mill ard drive With
the power and double The lumber IN the dine
and with double the profit J SANBORN
s.I jy hi, ws.h nston County N. Y. Nov a. 1857.
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NevYort Motto. hersby oven "a per
sous having claims against MARY STONE late a III.
vouchers Thereof % ihe sus.sesr bis store No II ca IT,
b the City Of Nsvf before tie sth hy az ~
ssIt.-pstet New Yorh .he ab day ~ 0etnh-r, Is5i
sl3 iswScnA CYRUS ". FIELD yxsor..,
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CANDS SARSAPARlLLA-Fo Puritias ~
pov;ioI dn:as it..e ;ss ys n.s,,s s' ::
tens of hou,.Dd sa.y be b. IA. ssss
ef'PuIcr ii.stoni which bar tb. relation . s,
sASDs No Zoe sfSs' Sag New Yesi
TEW-YoRK AND NEw-HAvEN RAILRoAn
~ 1857 FAIL ARR.NGEAESr, 10
CONVINCING OcrossR ID, Ie51.
PASSENGER Station "a H.wYOIk corner sIth'. sni Oh -
TRIINs LEAVE rEw-YoRK
"a so' Ne, b.; sc7 s ss seq sss n'9 $40
..i 20 -: ia 10 WI "a s:r.srl Ssi.s.s -
ss s ,H q, s s.; 81 T. e. s 5::
s,-nwieh 'si. ;i9:.s SIS s:so SIS O. q. ~.
" r. Ps es.,:. nd Lea ss ,' s. ss
I'D 49, ''''' 'i eoss r. TRAINS
.,: = So s. III: 81 : I;
e. as 40 q Sor.hss e;c1 20 ao... ~
md SN p. Fer Ds3trry sd NorEslk Esl-os1 TN -
TRAINS TO aEw-YoRx
Prom New Hs7ss, $50, = s.35 H., i:S (ex 90 s'st
a. le1 Prom sr'3sspo!s $40 7:e leas "a IT, -
:ss:s tss Prom ks.S.t "a, Ss' g., &c ss isst
- ''''' Z JANIS HoTr srv,aas.sls..
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-0n ~
IN after por6sy Nov g ls5, snd unsl further no,ee -
'sgf. trsr; y az &C. os ct G n.s s
nd irt.ru.s de;e ssfious -.
RoCHLAND PAssEgGRR At Sp n. from foot Ct chsus<e
a. siG Fefrout u, ssferns md i6te-nodis.e sscns
WAY PAssEEoEE q -. hI Newscssh, N;daiss'sE
FSlGRGNT ssS n fr psnkirt ard Bas.o and lptrss
lnnte stst.ous r..,f
The ABOVE TRAINS Ruu DAILY SUNDAYS .
sIoaT LxPREs SIS n, isr DanL,i saa B.sslo. ss<5
tsy.
fbs~e Express r-rs sornsc. ct Hluirs With tae Enft
CsusIcsS1s aid s..z.-s Faa Hsi,yosA for Nsz1r Fss
Biz sbs5tol vita TIE 5yrscse s5d sirghscses 90
syrae1se q Corning With tie Bssslo. Cornnl snd n -
Bal osd 81 aechssss. 81 Great Seed vita tie pelsss
sssrts and Wes.efn Rairo.d for scrs.,or q 4
orb tie Bssao Eev-Yogk City Essst tf 800
Bssao ard DuDsfk With tbs Lahe Shore asiccsd ss WV
lknd Csre.nI.a Te'edc, D.'rc., ckis.so ke ,st
CHARLES MORAN, frssitsss