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has been before the pubIie more than. 10 year

Has been before the public more than 20 year
and is deseryedly popular.
Extract Of a Letter from MeSSeTS. Delcey G 90,
dated H6rnOUer, NJ H., January %, 1855.
The Medicine g. 0i) is all sold bat four bot
Ties, and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
ly have calls for it by persons upon recommenda-
ton -four best Physicians, and there is no miss
take but what it IS efficient.
From Z. Il. Parker, BuckspOTt, Ne. December
%, 1856.
l have sold a large number of bottles of your
Garglng Oil to be used in the cure OF Rheuma
tism and have not known it TO fail in any one
case. There is a great call, and sales increase.
Extract Of Letter from P. D. richardson, dated
Hartland, ", Sept IS, 1856.
l would like another invoice Of your Gargling
| OIL So far as am able to learn, it has the re-
putation of a first rate Lnment
From Mr. N f. Sn,ith, W1llianstoaoa, Mass.
The Gargling Oil gives great satisfaction here
From W. s. Tyler, NoJrgich, Conn.,, NoU. %, 1856.
The Gargling Oil has given very general sat,
isfaction in this place.
Caution to Purchasers of Gargling Oil.
The only genuine has &c. w. Merchant, Lock
port, N Y" blown in each bottle, and also has
his signature over the cork.
G5-Pamphets gratutously furnished by agents
with Testimonials Of its utility.
All orders addressed to the proprietors, NJ B.
TUCKER, & Co, LockpOTt. n. Y.
Uy-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions, and other Countries. And by 7. w.
NJ e. Irasburgh; and by an agent in every town
in the State and vicinity. Wholesale in Boston
by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster & Co., as
also at all large commercial towns. 40
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As the fly operates in September, one
remedy is to sow so late that the fly will
be gone before the wheat comes up. As
this prevents the fly from depositing its
egg in the fall, the crop viii be free from
them in the spring. If wheat is sown
from the 1st to the 10th of October, there
is little danger from the fly; but it makes
the growth so late that it is apt to win
ter kill, and be subject to rust. All va
rieties of wheat, if sown early, are liable
to injury from the fly; and if, to avoid
this evil, sowing be delayed till late, the
plants do not get sufficient root TO stand
the heaying of the frosts, and winter
kills and not be glazed early enough to
avoid the rust season, in June, they are
subject to that evil, as well as the nudge.
As, in sowing early to avoid the rust the
wheat is liable to fly, and sowing late to
avoid the fly we subject it to rust, the
great object should be to adopt some
measure whereby we may avoid both.
AS unsound and unhealthy plants are
more subject to fly and rust than are
healthy ones, the first object should be
to get healthy plants. Toinsure healthy
plants, we must have sound and healthy
seed. Kernels broken in threshing,
stung by the weevil, affected by the rust
or dwarfed, o. shriveled by the injury OF
the fly to the stalk, should never be
sown.
We should have good land, possessing
naturally Or supplied artifcialIy with all
the constituents of the wheat crop.
To insure such seed it should be put
in water before it is sown, and what float:
on the top is imperfect, and be skinned
of. If the kernel is stung, shriveled, Oh
defective, the water ordeal viii show it
What sinks in the water is sound. /
may however, have the spores smut o
rust on it that will propagate and produc
crop OF that curse. To prevent that
the seed that sinks to The bottom shout
be STEPPED in Underwater, or sulphate c
soda, or brine, then rolled in plaster; 0
if soaked in sulphate of soda or brine
roll it in lime recently Stacked putin
a peck of recently Stacked lime to eac
bushel of wheat, and shovel it over ii
the seed is completely covered.
should be soaked from four to six hour
This will kill the spores of the rust
smut, and produce healthy seed-whic
with good land and good cultivation, wi
insure healthy plants.
Another remedy is to get variety
wheat that can be sown so late as
avoid the fly in September, and tn
would ripen so early as to avoid the ru
in June.
The Mediterranean is some ten da,
earlier than any other vatiety, which us
ally saves it from the rust 1t will al
bear to be sown later than any other V
riety.
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E Young men, are you working P
Have You gone forth into the harvest
field bearing precious seed? Alas per-
haps some of you are yet resting in the
conventional, that painted charnel which
has tombed many manhood; grasping
eagerly your own social advantages; gov
erned by dishonest expediency moi
doing a good lest it should be evil spo-
ken OF, nor daring faith lest the scoffer
should frown.-ReU. TX. IL. Ptnshon.
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NE TAELY0R MEAN.
\ coNTEMpLArIyE BALLAD.

a CoNTEMPLATINE BALLhD.
BY J. G. SAKE.
Right jollie is We tailyor-man,
IS annie man may be,
And al We day upon we bencho
lie worketh merrilie.
And oft We while in pleasante wise
lie coileth up his limbes,
He singeth songs We like whereof
Are not in Watts his hymns.
Aud yet he toilcth all ye while
His meuie catches role;
As true unto We needle as
Ye needle to We pole.
What cares We valiant tailyoy man
Forall We cowarde feares?
Against We scissors Of We Fates
He pointes his mighty sheares.
lie heedeth not We anciente jests
That witless sinners use;
What feareth We bolIe tailyor man
We hissinge Of goose?
lie putteth at We busic thrcade,
To feed his loving wife
And exc his childe; for unto them
Ii is We lhreade of life.
He cutteth well We rich mans coate,
And with unseemlie pride
He sees We little waistecoate in
Ye cabbage bye his side.
Meanwhile ye tailyor man his vile
To labor nothing 10th,
Sits bye with ready hand to haste
Ie urchin and We cloth.
Full happie is We tailyor man,
Vets he often tried,
Lest he, from fullnesse of We dimes,
Wake wanton in his pride.
Full happie is We tailyor man,
And yet he hath foe,
a cunnirge enemie that none
So well as taiiyors knowe.
1t is ye slippeTie customer
Who goes his wicked waves,
And wears re honest tailyor's coate,
But never, never pays!
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D r.. LOCK- EROS WIS
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Il A new and revised edition of 25O pages and
$50 plates. Price % cents a copy. A popular
and comprehensive treatise on the duties and
causalties Of single and married life--happy and
fruitful alliances, mode ofsecuring them-infeli-
citous and in fertile ones-ther DEVIATION and re-
moval-nervous debility, its causes and cure. by
process at once so simple, safe and effectual
that failure is impossible-rules for daily man
agement-an essay on Spermatorrhaa, with prac
teal observations on a safer and more successful
mode OF neutrality-suspicious. hints on the
evil results from empirical practice; to which is
added commentaries on the diseases Of females
from infancy to old aee-each case beautifully
illustrated by beautiful plates. 1t points out the
remedies for those sell afflicted miseres and dis
appointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young. It is a truthful adviser to the married
ana those contemplating marriage. Its persual
Is particularly recommended TO persons entertain>
ing secret doubts of their physical condition. and
who are conscious ofhaving hazarded the health,
the happiness and privileges to which every bu,
man beng is entitled.
Price % cents per copy, or five copies for 81.
mailed free Of postage to any part of the United
States, by addressing DIR. L0CKROW, (post
paid, Albany, New York, enclosing % cents in
money Or U. s. postage stamps.
n. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR..
LOCkROM, upon any of the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally or bv mail
His medicines often cure in the short space of six
days, and completely and entirely eradicate All
traces ofthose disorders which c0pavia and Gu
be6s have 50 long been thought an antidote to the
rum OF the health OF the patient. His I" French
Secret is the great continental remedy for that
class OF disorders which, unfortunately, phvsi-
clans treat with mercury to the irretrievabIe 0e-
structlon O. the patients constitution and which
I'll the Sarsapharilla in the world cannot cure.
Dr. LoCKR0W'S medicines are free from all
mineral poisons, and put up in neat and COM
pact form, which can be sent by Express or Mails
and may be taken in public or private houses
or while travelling, without exposure to the mosi
Intimate friend or room mate, or hindrance from
business or study, and no important change in
the diet is necessary. Medicines sent to any
part OF the Union, according to directions, safelJ
packed and carefully secured from all obserya,
ton
I liberal discount made TO book dealers. can.
yassers and pedlars, who purchase the boo
wholesale.
Office 81 Maiden Lane. near Brsadv,av
iiyl ALBAsY, n. Y
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t. A Christian whose heart has been
changed, does not allow himself a license.
because the same mighty spirit that
brings to him the pardon of his sins i'm
parts to his heart the hatred of the sins
which are forgiven.-Dr. Cumming.
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The Taste Restorative To- 7. .

Are designed to oounteraes tl s.1y ss.s
ences and have proved eong..1 49,, a.sl :,
e ! ,nnIt tin lei Of cases, and Ths'ssg. -
harmless IN themselves they 80 - J.
S gbjea has become vitia.ed o. I - tss.ss.
'nd i,I-5 completely rslno'' .s5s.s.s .
a 5ll1u's accompanying tieklih sg,,'.sssr, z.
.Throat-which are aiTalg9 80 - 60. Z {
lining lioi,s from the use Of iog.ia eggs
] healthy tone 70 the Stomach
whole $ stem. ..-.,rtevabig -, :
,ba;T constitution snd s8ai.5Ia.s.y = :.
s .i,9n ne tbese Trochas ialms15,- -
e offabs INJURIOUS and uHpieas
Chewing. r..,saess aEs
.o. insss l'S md portable .f form p 5.
% o. cents per Box. > A'''
trade. lie ga5er
Prepared . soisl{ y n s5s1 Ne
al O'' JAMES Z. goE VIZ a.. g
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"a One of the pleasures of life ia
king off new boots and putting on old
slippers.
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to which the race Of man is suyi.-.a 3
analysis and long and painful ~. - %
clearly proven that il contain, -. - =
and poisonous properties most 80 .a9 h, -
effects, which by entering InIo u =. Bsls q
tie functions and operations Of u Z Z ~
ing many to suppose that organ "
diseased. .-.;ra ss-l1si j
TOBACCO affects also The ~. ~ BE- z
ten, manifesting itset-as ~ ~, ,ss..1.'1'
used the noxious weed VII .,. Ds1 gEE =
Lassitude, Nervous lrraii1i,i.ll, l-,.r 3. -
Dyspepsia, and many ether als''
character.
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Is The Lord makes one grace the
pledge and the pioneer of another.-Dr.
Cumming.
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or MELMROLD,S
PREPlRIln
Highly Concentrated Can
r. Extraetof Buchp
tor Diseases Of he B1,,3s'.
DFgpsy, Weaknesses. o.. A'asss
eases, Fomale Corpl,;,..'' y ''ol' s..
Aris;,r g., 9 a'e Sexual 0rggs.
"a a, W, rom Excuses ana -
ana pii removing all Improper Az 's 'lis,as
a D.fgfer' - hidneys, or Sexual as
N "A Z OR FEN,,
From whatever cause tAav y | z
An. And no matter how Lone =, !.
ro0-, ~, to he Paid cd
JOY TO THE AFFTIo
1t cures Nervous and paba'..' IED
found 'O''ls' among N.Y..
Indisposig,,
Pows SAIsLIloa, Loss Of
Dies oMeF' Loss Of Men,.
- D,lIIIntculty Of Brestbia
efai Weakness, ~ g Gen
ne ease +, Weak Nerves. '0, Q. Da,
cd Dreadful ada Horror ofDea,b I l.nn5ass
o oola rect, Wakeialuess m, Alga' Spss
Languor, Universal las si, D3alaes' ON.
system, Often Enormous J - o. De H..
pepne symptoms ~ N n /. apeti.g, viii "
OF the Body, Drr6ss,,.n al1s Flgsg.-.
Pallid ooug.erq 49, o. Tie So
Back, Heavi9e.s..s y. ~ Il Il the
Ey,ehds Fre9pse~.,., ae
-. A.. PirBg Y -
lore the Eyes, Fit6 Y;7sis,..s
OF Sight; Want Of At,s,.'af ? Saai,si7, s..si.
kestlessness, with Acr,,o,.,' great N5is... ~
ing IS more desirable y " SS0cis,y. nay
Solitude, and nothhr N.Y., S.a Paee1ts I'm
for fear of themseITTass- 'y more t,s55
manner, no earncstnes, y. 'spos q
uoh, Out hurried trap,it;S Sfy wy
one question to aDo,6.
~ - III Oo.llls, ! allowed IN
TINS medicine Invariably reno. a>gsl
LOSS OF POWER, FACUITSyye .-si,
IiC FlIS-in one Of which tba ,1@ Us
pre-. Who can say that these IN IN. e1s 1
followed by those direfuI diso. 49, t.
and CONSUMPTION q? Tbsr..ss----il Asssg I
SANE ASYLUMNS, and bpm.l,, y
by CONSUMPTION bear annie M
truth Of these assertions. In Irr.-
the most melancholy exhibitog
countenance IS actually sodderor
tute-neither Mirth or Griefeyar
sound OF the voice occur, il IS r,
with woeful measures. wan
Low suIlen sounds bis eriefbs.
Debility is most terriblel sr7
thousands upon thousands to rs
thus blasting the ambition Of man.
1t can be cured by the use ofths
INFALLIBLE REn
If you ar suffering from any oia.
tressing ailments, the FLUID MI
, CHU will cure you. Try it and -
its efficacy.
BEWARE OF QUACK Y0SrHw
QUACK DOCTORS
who falsely boast liabilities and rs-x
zens know and avoid them, and apI..
fering, Money and Exposure, BY ,sF
ing for a bottle Of this popular and
REMEDY.
1t allays all pain aud indamma,m Ia,
pleasant in its taste and odor, but M
; its action.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
GAaAT BARGAINS.

SAMUEL STANFORD viii discount from 5
- to Is per cent. on all sales in bis line Of trade
70 august first, for cash in hand. Remember,
only thirty days, and improve the chance. We
are bound 10 pay all your cash is worth.
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IN Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra flavor,
on Chests Young HysOn, Fine,
'25 Chests Extra OIons'
| CE00 lbs. Old Government Java Rio and ST.
1SOS Domingo Coffee,
IN bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
OK Boxes Cavendish Tobacco,
% a Rqsf: do Kni'A'r'0eh'F' very superior
10 Boxes d. Sheep
900 Boxes ground Spices
25 Boxes Pearl Starch
so Boxes Cream Tartar
SO Boxes and Casks sol'r't"''
EOA Whole and half Boxes Raisins,
HOO Boxes Extra and No Soap,
go Boxes P. D Pipes
600 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Pieroes Rice.
90 Casks Super coF0 Soda
S0 Dozen Brooms,
300 Kegs Nails assorted Sizes
Oh Dozen Cast Steel Shovels,
Oh Barrels Burning Fluid,
, az BARRELS Extra Winter, Lard and Whal
90 Oil,
az Barrels Molasses and Srups,
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DATEST alright - v-ss.'a5.ss. s.
I Ing f's'H run EF9
June IS, 1855.
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ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

Composed Of SarsqpariUa, Wild Cherry, Yelloa0
Dock, P,iekleg Ash Th0ron9hlro1't, Rhub1rb, Hnn'
drake, DdndeGon, GC.,-aH Of irhich are so COM
pounded as to act IN concert and assist Nature IN
eradicGtjRg disease.
The effects of this medicine is most wonderful
-itacts directly upon the bowels and blood, by
removing all Instructions from the internal
gans, stimulating them into healthy action, rem
ovating the fountains oflife and vigor, purifying
the blood clearing it from all humors, and causr
ing it to course anew through every part of the
body. They cure and eradicate from the Sys'
TEN Liver COmplaints-that main wheel of so
many diseases-Jaundice in its worst forms, all
Bilious diseases and foul Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Humors of the Blood and Skin, In
digestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flatlu~
| lency, Loss of Appetite and all kindred CONT
plants caused by a torpid Or diseased Liver, a
| disordered Stomach or bad Blood, to which all
are more or less subjectin Spring and Summer.
! If taken in large doses, Fever and Ague may
/ be broken up and cured at once. This has be-
come standard medicine, and is decidedly the
| best the world ever saw.
Only % cents for pint, and 81 liz cents fol-
a large bottle.
/ Sod by all medicine dealers everywhere. Or,
ders should be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY
Proprietor, IL Marshall St., Boston, Mass. 1Omt
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From the Albany advertising Agency
of FIRTH & WALKER, rs State Street.
PRIV ATE MEDICAL TREiTISE
z EE Z SOCIOLOGICAL
DIR. EOCR ROW,s

81 PRICE ONLY % CENTS. ~
Sent free Of postage to all parts of the United
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MENTAL g. PHYSICAL ID.

1t is a well known and lncol.-,,
that the use Of Tobacco is the a'-
of many Of the most severe
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who falsely boast liabilities and rs
zens know and avoid them, and au
fering, Money and Exposure, by .sF
ing for a bottle Of this popular and #
REMEDY.
1t allays all pain aud inflammation F,
pleasant in its taste and odof, Ju, iHz.s
its action.
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JuneI5 1855.
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Arrive at Jackson next day by lam.
Bids for two trips week invited.
Point, H., to Jonesboro', 81 miles and back, onc,
week
Leave Appleton "Wednesday at eam,
Arrive at Joncsboro by 6pmjt fi
Leave loreshoro' Thursday at = m
arrive at Anpsin" h. 9 -
,v,,o IRON Benton, by Hunts Landing, Cypress, sat
Charleston, to Birdsvilie, 30 miles and back ,wiu
a week.
Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday at Sam;
Arrive al Birdsvile by 6pm;
Leave .Birdsville Wednesday and Saturday al B.
Arrive at Benton by 8 pm.
Bids to end at Charlest0n invited.
B,da for three -times-a-week service alao invited
1861 From Benton Commerce, miles and back twice
u wech
Leave Benton Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive at Commerce by 10 , MI:
Leave Conmsrce Tuesday and Friday at ! am
Arrive at Benton by pm
lO69. From BIZ dsvillc to Cairo, Ill, miles and bses
Leave Birdsvie Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
at m;
Arrive at Cairo by II am;
Leave Cairo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
l2m;
Arrive at Birdsville by 2pm.
Bids invited TO commence route at Charleston, and
for daily service between Charleston and Cairo,
O6e3 FROM Birdsvle, by Hcrewcll, to Columbus, Ky,
2s miles and back, once week
Leave Birdsvie Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Columbus by 6pm;
Leave Columbus Tuesday at team;
Arrive at Birdsvilie by 4pm.
0esi From New Madrid, by Point Pleasant, Solitud.
t;ayose, Caruthefssile, and Cottonwood Point
to Hickmans Bend, Ark, 81 miles and back, ono,
week.
Leave New Madrid Saturday at am;
Arrive at Hickmans Bend next day by pm;
Leave Hickman's Bend Thursday at Tam;
Arrive at New Madrid next day by pm
0695 From West Prsirie by Beach, to Chillecaux q
miles and back, once week
Leave West Prairie Saturday at Gam;
Arrive at ChiIlitecaux by p m;
Leave Chitecaux Friday at m;
Arrive al w est Prairie by pm.
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Lease tiartsville Saturday a, Tam;
Arrive at Forsyth next dr~ BY SPIN;
Leave For~y,. Monday at m;
Arrive at Harisviie next day by 6pm.
loo3T From HarsviIle, by Wolf Creek Seden, and Red
Bud, TO Rockbridge 40 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Haruvle Friday at l2m;
Arrive at Rockbridgc next day by 6Pm;
Leave Rockbrdge Sunday at can,
Arrive at HsrtsvIic next dsy By liam
los3o From HarsvIs by Whelstons, Hickory Spring,
Cedar Bluff, and Fulton Valley, to Thomasvile,
50 miles and back, once weak.
Leave Hartville Monday al mi
Arrive ut Thomasville next Wednesday by l2 m;
Leave Thomasviile Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Hartsviilc next Friday 10y pm.
1868 From wsynssss BY ssef9n' Oakland osass
Marshheli, to Springfield, 80 miles and back,
a week.
Leave WaynessIs Thursday at 6 a m,
Arrive at Springfield next day by PM
Leave Springfield Tuesday at am;
Ariyc at Wayncsville next day by 7pm.
Bids to start at Belicfone, omitiing Waynessiils,
invited.
l06i0 From Waynesyile, by Ncbo and Sacramento to
Harsyle 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave Wayncsvale Wednesday at Tam;
Arrive al dartsville next day by IL M;
Leave Hnr,svlls Thursday at ! pm;
Arrivs at Waynesvl c nextday by pm.
lO64l From Waynesvle, by Economy, Fay Down, Rich
Fountain, ard Linn, to Wallace's Landing, so
miles and back, once week.
Leave Waynesville Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Walace's Landing next Friday by IL m,
Leave Wallacc's Landing Friday ut mi
Arrive Waynesvie next Tuesday by SPIN.
Bids to end roltc At Bcnnett's in lieu Of Wallace 4
Landing will be considered.
lc642 From Lue PIney, by Eelfc Blooming Rose, and
Ellsworth, to Houston, 81 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Little Pincy Tuesday at fam;
Arrive at Houston next day by S q m;
Leave Houston Thursday at a M;
Arrive at Little Pney next day by 6pm.
1868 From Houston, by Plum Valley, aobideux Asto-
ria, and Mint Spring, to Hartsvlle 40 miles and
and back, once week.
Leave Houston Wedne sday at Ga m;
Arrive at Hsrtsvlc by 8-p m;
Leave Hartsvillc Thursday at 9 a m;
Arrive at Houston by pm.
BidaDor two trips a week invited.
1854 From Houn on, by Stantort Hickory Spring, and
Falling Snrn.., to Rorkbridge, SO miles and
vrank
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hTTlFc ~ INeW NtHuttu HeXt uays ny v p III,
Leave New Madrid Wednesday and Saturday at
am;
Arrive at Cape Girnrdcau next days by l2 m.
i06S3 From Cape Grardeau, by Pkcton, to Bloomheld
AZ miles and J ack, once week.
Leave Cape Girardeau Thursday at m;
Arrive at Bloomfield next day by an;
Leave Bloomfield Wednesday Mt 6 m;
Arrive at Cape Girardean next day by l2 ~.
1864 From Point Pleasant, to Walnut Grove, lcca %
miles and back, once week.
Leave Point Pleasant Saturday at a IN;
Arrive at Walnut Grove by m;
Leave Walnut Grove Friday at am;
Arrive at Point Pleasant by pm.
l0Gs5 From Poplar Bluff Little Black, IA mics and
back, once week
Leave Poplar Fluff Saturday at am;
Arrive at Little Black by II m;
Leave Little Black Saturday at M
Arrve at Porlar Bluff by pm.
l06s6 From Bloomfield, by Indian Ford, to Poplar Blut
80 miles and back once week.
Leave Bloomfield Wednesday at 7 a mi
Arrive at Poplar Bluffs by 6p m,
Leave Poplar Bluffs Thursday at m;
Arrive at Bloomfield by p m,
lossT From jackson. by Peoples, Hickory Ridge, and
Pikcton, to Bloomfield, SO miles and back once
a week.
Leave Jackson M onday at PM
Arrive at Bloomfield next day by pm;
Leave Bloomfield Sunday al a m;
Arrive a, Jackson next dny by IL m.
Bids for trips week invited.
IO6a From Jackson, by Greene Perkins Creek Buchan,
an and f,owndes, TO Greenvile, 55 miles ana
back, week.
Leave jackson Sunday at p m;
Arrive at Greenvie nextday by 7pm
Leave Greenvlle Saturday at m;