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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-29
Lumber! Lumbe !!

We are prepared to furnish at our Steam Saw Mill,
opposite Brownville in "Prairie Forest, y all kinds of
lumber usually found in the West, and some choice
lumber suitable for Wagons, furniture, and for build
ing purposes, DC, such as Hickory, Oak, Ash Black
Walnut. sycamore. Linn and Cottonwood, which we
have constantly on hand or will prepare at short no
tice, at the lowest market prices, bills sawed 70 or
der, for steamboats,. Will saw logs on the shares,
or by the hundred. Bills for lumber can be left at
our Office, in BroWnviIle. We will slso furnish lum-
Der saw upon the shares, OF by the hundred at our
mill at Table Rock. H0ADLEY MUIR.
BrownviIle, April l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-29

Persons indebted to the undersigned will come for
ward and settle as longer indulgence will not be given.
Hotel scrip taken at par.
THOMPSON * MARSH.
BrownviIle April 15rh, 1853. Aft
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-29
DOUGLAS SALOON.
Wagon for Sale.
Notice

Ihave a light tw0-horse wagon which l will dispose Of
cheap for cash. c. ). LANGDON,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

Ev Mny people are afraid to embrace
religion, for fear they shall no. succeed in
maintaining it.
Does lie Spring s,y. II viii not come
unless | can bring all fruits and shives I'M.
der my wing No she cast7 down loving
glances in Fe ruary. ard in March she
ventures near in mil day, but is beaten
back. and ov4rthrown by the storm
and wind. Yet she retnlns and final
Iy yirds the earth 10 April. far read
ier f)r life than she found it.. The
rains are still cold. hut the grass is growing
green. and the buds are swelling. In
Nay the airis yet chilly. but it has the
oIor Of flowers. and every day grows
warmer ill the dehrious June, when Ill is
bloom and sweetness. and even the storms
have nouriiliment in them. Then come
the glowing July anl fervid August, fol
lowed hy the glorious autumn of harvest
and victory!
Aud shall nature do SO much, while we
dare not attempt 10 overcome the col lnes'
and deadlincss Of our hearts, and to f.
them with the summer of love?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

A QUICK Quarter "A boy worked
hari all day for n quarter Of dollar
With the quarter he bought apples. and
took them TO town and sold them on the
street for dollar. With the dollar lie
bought sheep. TIE sheep brought him
a lamb, and her fleece brought another
dollar. With the dollar be bought him
another sheep. The next spring he had
two sheep. two lambs and a yearliug sheep.
The three Aeeces he sold for !hrec dollars,
and bought three more sheep. He now
had six, with fai prospect. He work
Ell. where he found opportunity, for hay,
corn. and oats. ard pasturin9 for his sheep.
He took The choicest care of them and soon
had flock. Their wool enabled him to
buy pasture for them. and by the time
he was twPnty.ole he had a fair start in
life, and all from the quarter earned in
one day.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

delegated to us. and wO mot avoid their
exercise without dishonor- LWhen-a mere
question Of personal etiqnftts arises, we
Nag be- disRosedtobow Poitisiysandyieid
out when Il comes 10 performing represen
rttive duias, we should perform them,
who eyer may snaer, whoever may Teproach
sn1 Whateysr may stand in'the way. !
know no power above tbs power,of this
II use.
But. sr. / have no hepe. while. this
Hous is constituted as it is now, of msil-
!utag any radical reform. | believe that
the House OF Repres natives shou'd be in
opposition ta the P,es;dant. gWe know
ietimate relations male by party lies and
party feelings We kn9w that with a par
~ House. House majority of whose
membrra ara friends ofahe President, i is
mp ls,ihle to bring a on reform. 1t IS
only by lirm. abe and determined oppo
siriou-aot yelling TO every frien1ly re-
quasi, not yi.lding every urgen demand
not yialaiug TO every sppeal--that we can
expect r. form tie abuses in the admin
istration OF the Cover ment.
Attic beginning ofthfs scssioH,. did
hope that m 'jority of this House woul
compose su III an opposition; and while on
the one hsni il crushed the unlolY atternp
to impose nu odious conslitulioa-Hy force
or with threats or brbss-- Ipon a rr'A peo
pie; it would Ne prepared to check the
reckless ex ravagsn g ofthe Adminis'ra
rion in lhe shnrs menl of the public tunf
But the power of party ties ard Executive
inau4nc were top potent We can only
look no to the virtue and intel g nee o
the people. wboss pp;e2t will can oveI
throw Pr, siden s, S-n ,tes and majorilies
l have an abiding lope that the mex
House Of 'pres'ntalives will d. VII It lhi'
spould have done. ard beco1e. lik it.
2 eat prototype. the gHrrlian OF the rig Il
and lihert,s of the peope.
Ireturn my sincere thanks to the Com
mitteo for tie indulgence and attention j
has given me.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
a. sE:aATIEI, ER R

EN- BRACING SoLE-LEATHER, KIP, CALF AND
MOROCCO SKINS, general assortlnen: ofLININGS, o
BlNDlNGS.&c, Also, great variety of SHOE
MAKERS FINDINGS. ~ .a-8 -8I.J' m I7'7
The above Stock we are etermined TO SELL FER
TIL an can be had elsewhere, Come everybody. Give
us call and you wilbe sure to be pleased, aud find
that tn above Is no HUMBUG. In connection with
our goods from abroad, we keep constantly on hand
asdo we alfour goods, good In every respect Gus
tom work done TO order short notice and the be
possible style. ..t D.& J GlESY.
Lancaster. September, 10, 1857. ls-tf =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

This Stove took the FIRST Premium at the last State
Fair, aud also, the hrst Premium at the Meehanlcs
Institute in Cincinnati. '' q. = JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, April Is, le5s--50u ~ a-Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
tsie -gT The.

Cash Capital 81, 100000.
s5.:sa ABSOLUTE AND UHIMPAIRE l 50
WITH a. SURPLUS OF S6O8,3sz.ss,.
Andthe prestige 50 yenrs success and experience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
masonic .D1RHorc1Is:Y,si.. =.

Ohio Lodge Ne. lOI.-Mes,s Masonic HAN,
corner Market and the FRA and thSrdMon.
dSyevsniagsef saohmonth. G. W. siqrFs, ". H 4EeS.
d7der 1GUghlta, Secretary.
WheeltnE lodge Ne. las Meets ss above on
Aerst and tA Thursday evenings Of each month r. A
BssXEhlHeRaI W. Nj iS.-R. Pe0nsaa,- Secretary.
wheeling Union Chnpter No. I9..-sIsetsa e
above ON tha second Monday evening Of each month. w
soOFrsH. P.s lS.5W; PSensaa, ,seeretary. - -
WheeltRX EncRuEPnent ;Nost9l ..--AGeets Z
HSsTsoN thsf0STtH Monday evening ef each month. W.
Ate~tsg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

THR PR1zE IsNe.-rhe following from the
New York Clipper sporting paper) shows how
much training men will submit to for a bad
ithing,-andiisa a sadrebuke upon such as will
not snbmiteto any sortfof training for good
thing:
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nc CORRESPONDENCE.
cHURCHEs OF WHEELING.

For The Information strangers visiting the pu
sh the following list Of the different Churches and their
me and place Of meeting If there any mistakes we
~illmakeEhe necessary correction with pleasure: :,
ST. MdttheT0'S, isco9Glidn Corner Monroe and Byron
reefs, Rev. e. T. PEREIEs, Rector; morning services 1O
clock, evening, I. 7.---
SJO's, EpiscopuItan, Main street, between First and
secOnd Centre Wheeling, Rev ]. H. sllzH, A. h., Rector
ssrVlces-Mornng 101S; afternoon 81E; night s8
First Presbytertgsa, REV. H. WEED Pastor FourthSt
etWeenMonrOeand afternoon
Second PFGs6tertqa, Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
1atrd PFesbyerdH, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert Wheeling, Rev. T. WOODS, Pastor serv
morning and evening.
Fourth Pes6ytsrin Rev. PAUL. Pastor, Sainstreet
etWeen Washington and Adams Sss services morning
evening. = =s,4s ~ f5Is
Fourts Street Nsthodist Episcopal Rev j. r. wusos.
Pastor POurthsreet Monroe Quincy; services
morning and evening. ssi .-a,5.sas-. +. n.
NORTH Street 4eshOdistE Episcopal, a. REoxa
eorDcr Market and North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
CAapzias Street NetRodist Eptscopqi, Rev. T. H. Mox.
ROE, PASTOR chApne street. between First and Second
Centre wheel'ngi services morning and evening .s..
South Wheeling II. E. OagT05, Rev. j. 8. HA11,
Astor; services morning and evening. q
RAesfft5 Island Chapel on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WILsoH, Pastor. -,.e IN fz7. y -
German Aetaodtss Eptsoopa1, Rev O Hr1m1a, Pastor,
chaPne street between WebSter and Third Centre Wheel
Ss.Janes Cathedral, Roman Catholic, RI Rev B1snOP
h. " "HELAS Fifth street, of Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Retored Rev. t. MoC1uRE, PASTOR corner
fMarket Sts servicesmornng
Disciples Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheens services 16J6 in the morning, andT56
evening.
EeangelicGl Protestant Rev wx HL1rpR, Pastor Clsy
rect, above Sixth, East stWheellng. .ss,.a
Zion EpangeEtcGl Lltksrtdn, Rev. r, ztMM4EAMAS,
EOr Market street, between Webster and Thlr Centre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
ODD FELLOWS. .DIRECT0Ry

vtr&IuIus ledge No. 3.-Meets every nv Thursday
evening atthe Hail. of Market and Quincy
S4r RtcaARDsoS, N. G.; T4os. B. AKean,seeretary.
Fr0pkliR. lodge No. 13.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BATHA, N. G.; Rfl1iaas p.
Nc EstceY, Secrstary!ss.rs s, s5s ~ -
Wm. Tell Lodge No. SS.-Aieets asahove eve.
r. Wednesday evening. wrtt1AM HEtpEs, N. g.; Jokn
Salads, Secretary Ali
W,h,sellng lodge No. 59.aieess as above every
". n. porTs, n. g.: John Taobura. Secretary.
Pamela Lodge No. 50 .--Meetssas above every
Friday evening. JOS. HGsEEv, N g.. Jo1a u. AasspSll
Secretary.
VIVA. reltsNsncRnlpnIent y No. 8As-MeetsSas
H0ave the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeach
H"Rsh. JoaS BADER. @. p; Clds. LineE, Scribe
AhrRuasoE EuCRunPment. No. 1.-Messs 5as.
shove, the raesday each month
W. TAELos,o r; Geo Baird, .r., Scribe. [MaEeA ls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
JAS. M DI-I.I.Oll
just Received and Now Open55

JuBI I&9G5IVeu and NOW Open.
NV in friends paFons and
Spring stock Sf L6T TssSfT5a eSF
together With general assorment Gents Purnsh!5T
Soodsal OF Which will sell pricest to suit e tImeS
"a; examine our
IN the style or quality 1.-the goods oHefed for
that our stock consists EsAiog0De oods G,:d
CheP Go0ds and%e pfepafedto them To Or
DER IN style second 70 none either East of the
102 Main St.s5 - slTst ~ ISISSSS sS
nhanf fruIIoS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

G'r"da PrOtestant Union HAIL. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1o1< morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

IN 000 BOLTS WALL PARER--The best aSSpTtTDen
lO9UUU In the ctyabo goo dIRersnt patternsirenF
u price from TO ane olap bolt Ttls stock
S 2lelo and IN good order and be sold Those IA
want OF good and cheap article please ea and o
Stnlns my stock. j. G. HARBOUR, $50 =.
6Po No. lF3s Main ST. T
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TkE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

ary, considered wishing cOntnuethelr snbscrp
s1f subscribers order the d.eont,nr..cs =, bs-
Iicas the publisher nay continue to send them una
3f subscribers neglect refuse to take their perIod
Gals from the offices to which they directed
iIcontinued.
<ffsu5scribers other places without inform
publish and the papers to the former d.
ection, they al held responsible. ~
5The Courtsha decided that refusing take perod
sis from the oce or removing and leaving them uncaed
or.is primo fdcia evidence Of Intentional fraud.
'rC CORRESPONDE
concerning subscriptions advertising or other A.
he Proprietors. 'sfEa
Letters concerning The editorial department of the paper
them. - ~ 80
writing for publication will please write
Oaly on side Of the paper. =.
An observance OF the above will greatly obl!ge us
nd seHu uoTepromPt attention to correspondence than
eymkLt et2erHise receive.
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no WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
1871 81! $50


FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and after January 18th, 1853. Two Daily Train,
will leave Calvert station, Baltimore. for
c ciisssSiaTs, C Ch1s.s1;
s. louis and all cities and towns IN the West ant
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily Sunday except ed) at sl5
NJ. for Pittsburg and all Western Towns AND
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily tSunday exocpted) at p
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
ing with the Lightning Express over the Pennsyl-
The ais a. N. and 10 p. m. trains connect closely at
Plttsburg with trains over the Pittsbprg. Fort
Southern and Western connections.
:. ~ Passengers for Chicago. Rock Island, Bur
Madison. and other lead ng cities the Northw est
will save ONE HUNDRED MILES OF TRAVEL and TEN
HOURS IN tiIne with FOUR LESS changes of cars, by
III Passengers for Cleveland. Sandusky, Toledo
sqnsed being miles shorter than any other route.
III Passengers for st. Louis, Indianapolis, Terrs
s.a ohsnsss .aa
IN advance ofany other route; and to CINCINNATI, Co
cities .: quick .: by any other route, ''o"""en'
Al Western baggage oh eoked through and handled
WIZ" Wiliiiamsport. '''''' - Ni.s.r. Falls,
WESTERN S f!'s' f rs IKE aaa CANADA
will find this the shortest ohea pest and most or Do
ditious route, and leave by train at BIS q. m.
Passengers for Hanover, Getty sburg, Emmitts-
burg Wrishtsvillls, Columbia and Ianca ster leave
IN the morning train at BIS al
Passeng era leaving Washingt Ton at G a. M oonneot
with the rs g. IN. train, and those BY the trains at
D. and SD with the 10 p m tram for all parts of
the West.
Fos further 90 rect and reliable information plea
apply at the Ticket Once of the Northern Co trail
Railway, Calvert station, corner OF Calvert and
Frank lin afr0eta. BALTIMORE.
-. - :. c. G. ADREON, Sup't.
ies-h J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
From July 1, 1883, to June %, 1880
| s5ls From Conneautyille, BY Cros.ingville and
Edsnboro': to Waterford, 50 miles and back
Leave Conneautvills Monday and Wednesday
Arrive at Waterford by SPIN;
Leave Waterford Tuesday and Thursday At !
Arrive at ConnsautvilIe by SPIN.
$3.50 From Hanover. BY Llttlestown and Monocacy
vile. Md, to Emmittsburgh, q miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
Laws fas.i.s; FAu,.s., and
Saturday at m;
sss From s1 70 81 kfOhald.ve Mary Ann
vile Shsa:rs Gcrn s% Bach Bo',em and
Leave Brookville Saturday ATTAIN;
Ee.vs s 4 S1SssyfI r s sss Fl
Arrive at Brookyiis by I'M.
held, 70 Lancastsr,iaH miles az back, daily,
Ieavs s Marietta Si daily, exoep, SUNDAY, attn m:
Arrive at I.anca' ter by SPIN:
Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Marietta by 70 m. ..
ss From L.nSf'tss b, w,oT Street. k.xn;
miles and back, twios a week.
Leave Lancaster Monday and Thursday at ,
Arrive at MoC.ps Ferry BY u m;
Leave McCalrs Ferry Monday and Thursday
Arrive at Lancaster by Jpn.
SEA From Lancaster, by Greenland and SOuders-
burg, to Paradise, miles and back. six
times q week. ..
Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, At
pm;
Arrive at Paradise by 6 pm;
Leave Paradise daily, except Sunday at q m;
Arrive 1T Lancaster BY 10 m.
3625 From Beaver. by Psrkison and Service, to
Frankfort Springs, ~ miles and back. twice
aweek.
Leave Beaver Tuesday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Frankfort Springs by SIP IN;
Leave Frankfort Springs Monday and Wed
nesdsy At 8 a IN: .,
Arrive at Beaver by m.
sSa6 From EvansburEh, BY Shermanville, 10 Lines
vile, 8 miles and back. three times . week.
Leave EvansburEh, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday ct 10 M - 20 ~ 49,
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Jas Godding, Md; J
w Fioklin, Sweeney, 6 NJ Sights Or Baird
ham, l. Jay, Mr. Miller, Mr. X movies. J w
Semmes, tr, Va; A Culbertson, Ill; I'll G. White
Z hnrd, Misses s l. and g Bergh, NJ Living
c Turner, Va; T 5 Boiling. n BurwelI, A +:
Gibson; do; Mrs Schimmin. Nd Jno Morris, do
Stephenson, J w Harrison, Il T. CoIston. N
Col.ton, Va w Boggs, % f. Thayer, sc;
Cobb and ly, Ill; Sawyer, Mo; b Stewart
Kent'y; w Perkins, Mass; w Bell, Utah; v
Keyes, Mass; Z N Singer; NJ Talcott, Illinois; J
Bates, A NJ Stoddard, Md
WILLARDS' HOTEL-G A Mari Mass: 4 I
Martin, Ga; c A Richards, Va; Thomas Gaffeld
and lady, Miss J Kendall Mass: Mrs "A Mills
w Halsey, w McIlvaine, NY; Lieut. C bearing.
DsA; . Bost, Ohio; Giles, Mass; Geo Rice,
Mrs and Miss Minturn. NY; III l. HaIIett and ",
Mass; G Perry, NH; A Van Duger F s Win
s,on and daughter, H Wales and iadv, Miss
lady, o; HoIley, G.; Parker and Iv' VT tnS :
III Prichard, California; Mrs TAYLOR and son. g w
Ma b MIMI, M, Mr., Bate Pa; hogg,
T Carson, ID Blanton, Va; Mrs + NJ Martin
and danghte NY; r A Fleming, Ala; o A Pc
gram, Paris.
BROWNS HOTEL John w Bice, Md; w
n Mann, NY; E Doddridge, Va; X johnson,
do; w Limerick, Mo; 6 A Rice, do; Gwinn,
Md; J w Morris, Kansas P Blsckwood, do; ]
Kastle, lr, KY Shoemaker and lady, Pa; II Fl
Logan, Va; MARSHALL, RT; III Swift, Pa;
p Campbell, KY; John P Howard, NY; viii
Hanson. Tenn; J T Gilmore, NC; NJ Byers,
Pa Cunningham, Tenn; NJ Miller, Mo; C
Pugh, Ill; Phillips, Mo; Arcks, Mass; w l.
POWELL CsN; nj Jacobs, Pa Samuel A Case,
Mo; McIntire, Md; w p Cooper, Va; WIN P
yon, 90; DR. Bland and lady, do; r l. Wright.
va, Mas Carter, do; ID NJ Shriver, do; c
FRAZIER, Ind; NJ James, NY; M Hoist, do; J J
rayn'ef' DO L II Imford, o; Hollister, do.
- . HOTEL, Il. o. Smith States,
ISM, Haryie, DC; w Parry. NJ; C Will
LAM IA w Webb, Md; A Downing, NY;
AZ T ans, va Davis, do; f Cannon, Mo;
VI jackson, Va Mrs Nj Bennett,on. do: q
Snenie and Lady, Pa; J C Bowen, Md; A w
MANHOOD HOUSE, Temple; r Steer.
Pa; Hoover, DC; A McGlI, do. i NJ
well, do; Vannerson, do; Holmes. n. r. +
Morgan, Iowa; w Whitacre; Ros,ei. ! r.
Gutchrie, Pa; Mcclure, do; @ Bryce do
Pauiding, MINI; g b Northcot and lady. EoD:
8 Jamson, Pa.
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YER MONT.

VERMONT.
From July !, 1853, to June 30, 1851.
4S5 From Cabot, by South Walden, Walden, East
Hardwjck and East Greensboro, to Glover, Is
miles and back three times week
suitable schedule Of departures and arrivals
to he arranged.
1876 From Jonesville, by Huntington and Starksbo-
70, to Bristo q miles and back, three times
aweek.
suitable schedule of departures and arrivals
to be arranged.
gate, miles and hack, three times week.
Leave Arlington Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at q m
Arrive at Sandgate by 111f m
Leave Sandgate Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at l2h pm
Arrive at Arlington by "a I'm.
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NEW YORK.


From July /, 1853, to June 30, 1861.
l4a4 From LowvIlle, by West Martinsburs. West
Lowville, Harrisburg. Copenhagen, and r ut
land, to Walertown, II miles an back, three
Leave LowviIle Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
Arrive at Watertowp by IIkam
Leave Watertown Tuesday, Thursday, and
AT% aseI at i.o av1 + a by pm.
l445 From Hudson, by Humphreysvills, to Livings-
Leave HUDSON n1 daily. except . Sssday at il m
Arrive at Livingston BY ~ pm
Leave Livingston daily. except Sunday. at Q
49, Arrive at Hudson BY leH Am;
miles and back, twelve times q week. '' va
Leave Oneida daily, except Sunday, at 81 q
, Arrive 1t Vernon by II m and SPIN
Leave Vernon daily, except Sunday, at M q IN
Arrive at Oneida BY ga m and 2hpm
lA7 From Comstock's Landing. by North Granville
and and Md Middle Granville; to Granville, 10 miles
Leave Comstocks Landing daily, except Sun
Arrive at Granville by Ioam
Leave Granville daily, except Sunday, at IL a
Arrive at Comstock's Landing by spm
l+48 From North Hector. by Hector, to Logan. S
mlis' and 6aSk sd three times week
Saturday at 1Oa m
Arrivs at Logan ny II am
A Has at e North Hector by e1.m.
y 70,
Il miles and back. three times Q week.
Leave Elizabethtown Tuesday, Thursday. and
Arrive at Keesevllle by 12m
Leave Keeseyille TUESDAY, Thursday. and
Saturday at pm
Arrive at Elizabethtown by sk m.
1850 From Havana. by Odessa, Mscklenburg and
Perry City. to Trumansburgh, Is miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Havana Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat-
ufday at Gam
Arrive at Trumansbursh by 4pm
Leave TIumansborgh Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at lam
Arrive at Havana by a pm
Proposals to run by schedule differing from
the fores ding, TO be stated by the bidder, will
he considered.
Proposals to run but twice q week are invited.
1851 From Owego, by South Owego, to Warren
Centre, Pa. I6 miles and back, twice week.
Leave OwegO Tuesday and Friday at m
Arrive at Warren Centre by s m
Leave Warren Centre Tuesday and Friday at
6 am
Arrive at Owego by ii q m.
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Arrive ct Linesvills BY Y m;
Leave Linesvile Monday. Wednesday. and

Arrive st LinesyiIls By Y m; ,y......
Arrive st EysnsburGh b. 4pm.
S55 From Holiday sburgh, by Frankstown and
Canoe Creek, to Wiliamsburgh. IL males
/, and back. sax tunes q week. 49, - .
Leave HOLIDAY sbureh daily, except Sunday,
at ~ m, on arrival of w estern mail;
Arrive at W illismsburgh by 6h m;
Leave WILLIAMSBURG daily, except sunday AT
IAN; Lea.
Arrive at Holiday sbure h by II q m.
Proposals TO embrace the Yellow Springs Of
nee invited = -
aS2s From Oroutt Greek to Chemung, N. Y, ~
miles and back, twice o week.
Leave Orcutt Greek Tuesday and Saturday ut
sam;
Arrive at Cbemung by loh an.
Leave Chemung Tuesday and Saturday at II
am;
Arrive at Oroutt Greek by l2,. pm.
$50 From Starucca to TallmansyIlle, miles and
Leave Staruoco Tuesday and Saturday st
pm:
Arrive at Tallmansville by ~ IN;
Leave Tallmansvilie Tuesday and Saturday at
10Y I'm.
Arrive at Starucca in time TO connect with the
mail from Susauehanna Depot-say at IL m
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsNEss, &c.

season. generally has he effect of bringing ont host
Of prOfessediy new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wIsest course to pursue is to consult your
family ply stefan, or otherwise only such rene
dies long public perence has proved to be safe
and efflcaolous. Of this character is TYLER s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC
Original the favor,te prescription of an eminent
physician, 1t soon became popular remedy and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. Iu cases of common Colds Coug hs
de- 1t Acts like charm, and in Chronic cases, BTon-
ohltls, WhOOping Cough, Group, Asthma, Inf uenz8,
No. It's success is unparalleled and most will testify
who have used it.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold By Nalrn & Palmer, Chas. Stott, Il o.. Wash
ington Cissel, Georgetown; Peel Il Stevens, Al
exandra where it may be had ALSO for convenience.
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, an elegant, pleasant, and efhcacous Pull.
monte LOzenge they are Unsurpassed fe SIN
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CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT.
From July 1, 1858, TO June 30, 1861.
974 From Waterbury, by Middlebury, to Woodbu.
~, ii miles and back. twice week.
Leave Waterbury Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Woodbury. by II am
Leave Woodbury. Tuesday and Saturday at IL
Arrive at Waterbury by m.
975 From Woco tvile, BY Torrington, to Goshen,
6 miles and back, six times q week.
Leave WoloOttvIlle daily, except Sunday, at
pm, or on arrival of cars
Arrive at 6 oshen by 4 pm
Leave Goshen daily except Sunday at 10 m
Arrive at WolcOttvllle by IL m.