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EppersOn Springs
Macon COUNTY, Tennessee.

THIS highly TsPuted well known watering place viii
rpeued and ready for the reception OF visitors
invaids the gOh Msy As regards the high character
Of the neccs QIs ties Of lie many sHters cOumer Is
necessary, suffice that the Of The water5 have
effected diseases, treatment which
have fOied the most eminent physicians There Is prEc
tcng physciCn residing th SDugs, who will be s8BJs
in attendance should his services he required
our taOle gill be we'll supplied -u the best the country
affords, and tnai prepared good style Our stables will
also be veil attsnded " have abundance Of good
pure Ice stored away 10 the beHed and comfort OF
friends and visitors Charges tD.WJ Transient bosruers
from 95 70 50 on per cav 81 10 per week; Children
uadsT and half prices Horses 90
day Washing and Ironing 81 o. per dozen, For
extra services reasonable chang will be made Hack
will leave the Spungs every mUrniag at O'clock TO
regularly thrCngh The sessOn to meet the Nsshve and
LOuisJ lille siag0 the Rock
mRyIl-H PROPHECIES.
P S.-Republcan Banner, Louisville Gastin Examiner,
Lebanon Herald and Memphis Appeal will please copy
mORths IN theF tri-Weeky -sues send bills to
DrODFietOFs Rock House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

This distinguished Tennessesn passed through our
city Saturday night last his return to his family
and home in Sumner. after an absence from them Of
nearly i've years, IS tho American Minister to
Brazil. We understand that he returns in excel
lent heslth-muoh better thar wbenhe went abroad.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES!!
BY
Z. S. French and Son.

IN TUESDAY, Nay 18th, we win oder for ale in front
~ Of Warehouse CLARK street, az 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles, OF which desire 70 close With
out reserve, viEs
30 hnds Sugar, from fair tOl50 dQz Painted Buckets
prime; $40 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 bags n o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Domestic Brandy;
COhes; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
1903 kegs Nails choice brands 50 bb julius Smiths Old
500 boxes STAR Candles, full Reserve Whisky;
weight 90 Matches;
lGOU b5is. Whisky, various 100 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Z" Wheaton starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 100 CherOO. Esrs;
1000 sacks and hne Salt $50 % TalOW -BIIi5
l5OO0O Cigars, assd bTands SO " BlackiRg, i4rg and
$50 dOz. BrJoms; small.
80 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles H the grocery line too meFous
mention. mays Il. s. FRENCH & SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

MONSTER BANK.-It is proposed by somebody in
New ork to fuse into institution all the corpor-
ated banks in New York city. There are ffty-four
eff them with aggregate capital Of sixty-fve mil
lions The idea is to centralize in New York all the
financial and business movements of the country,
by means of this one great engine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

Bzg~ The Democratic Senators in Congress have
held caucus relative TO legislative business, and
have agreed TO give the general appropriation bills
preference over others, and to meet on and after
Monday last, at II o'clock in the morning
The members of the House also held a caucus and
adopted among other things the following rssOl~-
ton:
RssolUsi, That approve the suggestion Of the
President, that the appropriation bills should be
placed in his hsnis for consideration at least three
days before the final adjournment of Congress, and
with the view 20 accomplish it, we viii give such
precedence 10 these bills may affect that object
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

Bag" A New York paper says: the first of May,
was moving" day here, as usual and it is believed
there we're more changes of residence in this city
and Brooklyn than have occurred for many years.
A large proportion Of houses are now standing
empty, and rents have fallen on the East river side
Of the city about 25 per cent In Brooklyn alone
there ares some two hundred houses withou! tenants
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCUs.

w & wilt sell at Auction on tn gSDA Y and WEDNESDAY
W May the nth and l2lh, Is5s, large and magnificent
stock SaPleand Fancy Dry Goods BOgans, Ladies sHd
GenIlemen's Caters Hats, Straw Goods Ready Made
ClOlhing Hardware, QueensWsrs, Varieties etc.. etc.
great many O these goods, receiving and
opening VS. most respectfully request city and county
chants 10 call and the goods previous sale
The Gods all and embrsc full line II the best
tylesand tinds aRd particular adapted this trade
goods, and say to Merchants In want Of goods a
will put them through TelEFdess Of prces In adj itiOB
goods store several large invoices
Dry Goods Clothing, Carpetng, Hoop Skirts, ETC..
mat viii arrive in due me Z this sale.
tKRKs- AL sums under 500 cash. all sums over 500
under 100, four mCRLh; all $500, months
time will be given for satisiactOr! notes. payable at the
Bank Of tennessee, Nashville. Discount Of ~ per
per N, will be allowed all time bills each
april S5-td TRABUE x LUCUS.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
Steam Engines and Boilers.

O'SesAA@ @4--o A@-SS go ~@S@4S@S'
I'VE are prepared furnish Engines and Boilers Of
w all suitable running sash, Circular Saw and
Gust Mills. Our Engines made OF The latest styles put
up bed plates much stronger than usual aud paT
cularly adapted 10 the SOUth. We also furnish
iTCulaV Saws and Straub's up;TiOF Wheat and
Corn Mills, all Kinds Of Mil hating
and fearing, rate Bars
and n fact ever thing about and GrsL N prices
10 Fuis the times.
ELLIS & MOORE,
Kos. IS, 90 and 100 Market Street.
ma Nasnvffle. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

TIE GOVERNOR or KANSAS Washington letter
reports that Mr.. DENVER, acting Governor Of Kan
sas, has been nominated for Governor and that his
confidential clerk, Mr.. WALSH, Of Miss, has been
appointed Secretary. These two officers, with the
District Attorney, will constitute the majority of
the Board designated for conducting the election for
the adoption or rejection of the DecOmPtOn cOusti-
tuition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

B6~ Two centuries ago no one in hundred wore
stockings. Fifty years ago, not one boy in thous-
and allowed to run at large night or day. Fifty
years ago not one girl in thousand made her
nanny wait on her as a hired servant. Wonderful
Improvements.
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DRUGS AND nEDIorNrs on suprrTo, 49,
Toilet Preparations.

Toilet Preparations.
Lubin's tine scented saebstts.
do Toilet Powders and Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, Lilly Tablet
Otlo Rose IN dne Gu; glass walls
POWGeT Pnhs and boxes, some new and mat sfvIss
For the Hair.
Woods Hair Restorative,
Emers5n's do do
Mrs Alen's do RestOrer
HaWies Kan Lustrae,
Pnaiun's Hair Inv gOraior
barry treopaerous Lyon 3 Eathairion
Large assortment different siy.es Pom.dss,
GsEulne MacassOr o.
bar Dyes estmake) &C.,
Authe FRANC panui PreoaratOus
AIS me lot Of large Turk Sd .thing Sponge, and
LuLAlsa LIN-ls' Physicians and Surgeons sponge,
Iloi. syringes, India RUBBER Nipples,
Bed Fans, most approved sEylss
French Pas e Backing,
Fine Large Blrosr Raz7rs,
Engish aud American r. z1r Slropa
Shaving Mirrors,
Fine ; eel TWeszsrs, Pocket Knives.
S-.zlers Diamonds, Saddle Bags and Vials
hcrlars and Pill TILES
SPRIq as and Putty Knives,
Focks' Cork screws and Pocket Flasks.
Brushes.
Fine Large Bufflo Hair Brushus.
english aud Amsricln Tooth Brushes
Clothes Brushes and Hat Brust es
Flesh BRUSHES, most approved styles,
Velvet Wh.s.s and BrOoms
Broom Whisis all styles.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDTES.
Ligh sud Da French Brandies,
Fine Cherry brandy,
do Peach 40
do Bla KERRY do
Pure scotch Whisky,
do Rye do
keEsOm's best do
Old Jamaica Rum
Madeira, PORT ard sherry VINES.
Which are ugh expressly for Medicinal purposes
and will be sold IN the sane way.
Kept coustan IL han all Olher articles app ertaining
to the Drug Business which VIII b sold on reasonable
terms.
msy4--H A. STRETCH
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

TaNHE undersigned iii sell the premises South Mar.
a. ket opposite Ine Military College, the FIRST
sATUa DAA N sUNB, being tue 5h, The very valuable
H and Lot which The lae Fred. Jone lived at The
his dssta fronting Market street aud runhi
back hall way 70 college street. As0f lot fronting l27
et Lebanon turnpike being lot AO Il in the plan Of
tna University l)ts-
Also, De sold At the time and place the DersOna
properly said JontC's Estate consisting In part Of
Cracker MachiGe, and all The hEtures ufnur5,
90 Necessary carry tue B4keTl aud COnfectOasr
bufinesssWO bread wagons aud mul-s buggy, tgelh
win sock Of groceries, confectionery, show oase1 shop
furnit1re sc.
TINS is especially fine opening for Bakers and Confec
One-s sis CID and well Known stand, aud he only
N that portion Of city. We will sell The property
thsr In whole in rat, private sale, ana NOT sold be-
OrO The WhOlsw DO Offered the highest bidder on the
5h June Terms made known the day Of sale
PETER BiLIUD.
A A HATCHER,
mau5-dtd kTecnInra p. I0rte deeli.
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''Quitman, Of Miss, denounced the English sub
stitute q dirty swindle p larksUiIs Chronicle.
We deny the fact and challenge the authority.
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WIN. II. PERRY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
DEALER IN GENTLENENS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 81, Union street.

AN now Ofsring my stock OF Goods NOT at cost, and
shall continue 70 do lone the thus far upward
tendency in my business continues. oil carmen made in
the approved and attention given TO please
those ents sting their orders.
Grateful for pact eonsid rstons shall continue rm in
the ri ht Cause"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

THE President COMING WEsT-The Cleveland
PlIiHdealer learns from undOubted authority that
Mr.. BUCHANAN is coming West, during the recess Of
Congress His 6rst stopping place will be Cleveland
Senator TOoNBs also will visit Cleveland
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N9Otioe Go Builders,

THE undersigned will receive bids until the lst Of June
j. next for tue construction OF COURT HOUSE in the
town az Franklin SImPsOn county Kennedy. Those de-
Of bidding ae contract, either separately or the
whole can plans, elevations, &C. OF the building
BY calling undersignsd al franklin 10 the 18Th
Of MAY alter thai time once Of the Arcteet, n. d.
AkeFoyd, Nashville, Tenn, where the terms OF payment
and other particulars wilt also be made known.
X. d. SALMONS,
GEO. h MlLLIKIN,
q. GREEN,
Building Committee
Franklin, Ky, April !, Is5s-th&w5W
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FOR SALE
HaIeyon Hall, Columbia, TEN
House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
Y virtue OF decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
= county, ordered at the pr term 1885, in the Of
James A. Nc durry, Esq Vs. Carissa and John NJ Ghal
ton viii offer for sale pu0c auction az the Couri
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, Sra OF JUNE NEXT,
ground in the city o. Nahve, lying lot No Z In
plan OF Lots aid OF BY GascOck and POTtsThed, front
Sc feet the South side Of Jefferson street. and ran
ming back alley; said lot has il small house
TKRNs-s3jO will be required in Cash. and the balance
crsdtOf and y months, without interest This lot Il
sold TO pay the debts Of Lewis Ghalston, deceased
r. 4. On III Al.
may6 lswtd pIs fee 81 Clerk and Master.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
STT are now receiving large invoice Il Spring and
w Sumner Ready Made Clothing; also very hand
French Lawns and Muslins Shoefs Umbrellas Fancy
Variety Goods, &c.
ALSO:
French Linen Drills, farmers saL Marseilles, Cotton
Drills Vestincs, Fancy Neck Ties, Nstt Cotton Shirts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &C. all OF The above goods viii be o.
Tered large auction sale, commencing Tuesday next
Ma 10 a, 1888.
msy5-id TRABUE & LUCU5.
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ELalAIIll hJ.i HlEA Is TT = :, !.
R0OKsHE EPEg

experienced Book Keeper desires a situation. Can
"A give satisfactory references Address Key box No.
city [may4-eOdbt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11

IMPROBABLE RUNoR-FROM Kansas Louis
May 4-The Leavenworth Ledger says that des-
patch from Utah reached the Fort on Monday last
asking for reinforcement, and giving an account
of a skicmish between general party Of Mormons,
and a body Of troops under Capt. Anderson, in
which three fourths Of the contestants we're killed
on both sides company Of light and heavy
tiery and company OF dragons we're immediate
" despatched from the Fort. The statement is dis
credited here.
sBor.-A negro belonging to Mr.. McKissack,
near Vale Mills in this county, was shot few days
since by his overseer, Mr. Robert Howard. Welesrn
that the negro refused when ordered by Howard, to
take of his coat and receive chastisement where
upon Howard attempted TO force him, the negro
resisted, and Howard shot him, killing him almost
inst 'tly.-PHLuSki Citizen.
BEA- Victor Hugo says that spring is the season
Hhan ayarHLhing nnningaLas the verb % love.
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BANk NorE ANp ExCaANaa 1Isr.

Bank of Tenn........ par Sheibyville Bank par
Union Bank. .......psr LaWreneeburg Bank Zoe
Planters Bank........ par Blk Of West Tenn....par
Merchants Bank. par Kentucky Banks para3 pr
City Bank par Ohio Banks.......... par
Traders Bank ......... par Indiana State Bankpar
Bank Of Commerce par Illinois ......5cdis
/" " the Union. par ALABAMA
- - Chattanooga par Mobile ........-.......par
" 4" Memphis...-par State Bank ........5edis
River blk, Memphis--paT Central. ...-......-5edis
Blk Of Dancridge, -l0cdis Commercial B'k...5cdis
" 60 Claiborne, .30cdisI Northern Bank ...5cdis
" " TazeWell... 30cds Virginia .......par
" f" Trenton. ..30edis South Carolina. par
" jefferson. 30edis Georgia, (old b'ks) ..~par
Bank Of America. Is. par North Caroinia....-53ds
Nortbsro RAJ narIT.ouieiana
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HnN. WM rRnnsnAT.E-

TUESDAY MORNING, NAY II, 1858.
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DRUGGIST
GENERAL AGENT ron rHE SALE
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUsrBE ADDREssEI

~ HAOM Alb OhDEMo MUST BE ADDRESSED.
Has ilsi been fusd ub stand AID Fountain OF The
- Hos exqishe des n, With Nichols Patent Syrus ana
OdE "tter APPARATUS the largest szs, prepared
y his proved moies 70 iuraish pubs ne most
oelcioua sPaklng ard Dare CafbOuated Water nov In
use h ad OF ne - rap Applraus b3uss dispensed
Win ron me oouner and he various syrups are forced
1p con- fn ne sifgeratri through same tue with
tas Nalef asa dna ea NE purast Wafer nee from
al metallic mpnfes Ne expense has been snaFsd In a.
ing up ths Fountain Ia The s1srdd and
s with large sfer Drait stand osauufd led d'asrs
aud Marble BASIN containing golden asa
NOV on hand complete and extensive stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES OF SUPERIOR euA1rrv
large lot Of Fishing Tackle, Rods and Ez,ep,ioD pole.
With lOTm Of Walking Canes, snoods, Fishing H5oE ~
The attention OF Tue Laalea 10 particularly called 70 M s
Rubber Combs Fancy ana Toilet articles ste P6VsosT5
and Dentists are nVied 70 examine my OF surgtcs
instruments Medical Bags and Cases Deula las Hunsnss
and MaieIial, etc
The Prescription Department viii be attended BY Aaron
Stretch personally ana BY Dr.. 4. ?. everett, boh expe
rieneed PresenPuonsiss and The greatest b eEer
eiaed In an preparations and compounds Physicians gen
orally are respectfully solicited their custom IN purshas.
ing municipalities, and are invited 70 send their
patch.
Having received mott Of ny Spring Stook am nov pre-
pared 70 oheIs not ony the ordinary kept in FFsi
class Drug Houses In the S0al bu many really necessary
articles suea are found 10 ali First Drug Houses h
the East which consist in part q the following aTclrs
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REa- Victor Hugo says that spring is the season
when everything CODjugstes the verb TO love
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F.6ElBTHiE F.G.BBENTEgT0I i.G.F0RBEFF.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-06

them in ten months of the present year, $l,l72.
He reports decrease of intcmperance among
them They have good schools, which are well
attended. There has been much religious in
erest under the labors of their missionary, the
Rev. Stephen Coombs, and several have con
nectod themselves with the church. For the
Herring Pond Indians, 40 in number 1888 were
expended. They are in comfortable circum-
stances, have amissionary, the Rev. Joseph Amos,
and have just erected a meetlng-housc costing
$1,000 Charles Brigham, Trustee for the Graf
ton Indians, reports the tribe almost extinct he
knows of but two families and few scattering,
Instant relatives The Chappequiddic tribe re-
Iiding at Christlantown, in Dukes County, are
ONE $40 strong; their guardian, Bernard c.
llarchand, reports an expenditure of Sll5 in
heir behalf The Natick Indians have required
assistance to the amount of $50, which has been
Ilrawn from the interest of their fund, which j:
Tow 81 ,l09.-BoSton Traveller.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-06

HUME, SHIPMATE,"-The following good
story, with a moral to it, is told in DR.. Halls
journal, a very readable and excellent monthly
Passing along Broadway, a vehicle was ar
rested by some slight obstruction and the horses
were not quite able to start it the driver saw at
once that but very little aid was needed, and
turning to another Jehu, who was coming behind
him, sad, Hub me, shipmate !" The other in
stantly saw what was required, and without
moments hesitation or stop, so guided his own
horses as to make the hub of his own carriage
strike lightly against that of the other, and each
giving his own animals touch of the whip, both
carriages moved on almost as easily as if moth
ing had happened. How many times in the
great broadway of life men hub one another
without lncommoding themselves A friendly
act done, an obligation incurred, some future act
OF kindness provoked at the expense of a word,
or only single moments time. The most of
us regard omnibus drivers as rather rough spec-
mems of humanity but ever since the incident
above relaied,' we have seen moral beauty in
the odd expression, Hub me, shipmate.' )"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-06
RAILROAD NOTICES.
5555ss55.s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

T6sse6oa5saa5-5 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
fEss.sisss5ss;sl TICE. CHANGE OF TRAINS.
-sla---aa- On and after Monday December IL, 1851
the Morning and Evening Passenger Trains will be dscon
tnued.
The Train down will leave Windsor at Ito Claremont al
30 and Charlcsown ut 200 r. NJ connecting Mt Below
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, &c, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New York. &C. arriy
ing the sumo day at Boston and New York.
The Mail Train up will leave Bellows Falls at IL SO
Chareslown ut on and Carnmont at 1856 r. NJ, connecting
ut Windsor with Vermont Central trains for White Rvei
Junction. Wells River, Burlington, Montreal and Ogdens
burg.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, will leave
Windsor at 60 Carcmont ut 100 and Charlcsown ut 75I
A. NJ, connecting with train south east " Bellows
Falls Passengers by this train take the Mail Train fol
Rutland leaving Bellows Falls at 1880 p. N at p NJ
Returning, leave Bellows Falls 430 Charcstown ut on
and Claremont at $40 =. NJ for Windsor.
Passengers going north will leave Springfield ut 100 A. NJ
and Boston ut 100 or II 90 A. NJ
g. MERRILL, Superintendent.
CharcstOwn, Dec. 9th, 1851.
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,=.---......-.-.s cuEsuIRE RAILROAD.

INDEPENDENTLY tIH ESITTWE KAILKUAUs Ut
isss:sssisr and after Monday Dec ia, 1851 Passenger
..-ezs-EG Trains will run as follows, viz,
Leave Boston T30 and IL 90 A. and Fitchburg 045
A. NJ and 27 r. NJ for Bellows Falls and connecting Roads
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, Lowell, Worcester New
York, &c, ut 40 A. NJ, and ? 80 =. NJ.
Trains leave ftcburg for Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and New York City roon junction for Nashua and Concord
N. H., Lowell, Lawrence, and the State Of Maine.
Connect at Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Rutland Bur
lingtcn Railroad, and thence to Montreal and 0gdcnsgh
at Rutland with Trims to Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany
Schenectady, and Buffalo Also, with Trains of thu Sullivan
Road and thence with the Vermont Central and VI Cana
da Roads, and with the Passumpsc Road to Wells River, St
Johnsbury and the White Mountains
Stages with the line fullowsAt Keene for Chcs
terrified, Glsum, NARROW, stoldarl Iisboro Dublin, Peter
boro &c and at Wnchcudon, for tndgc, Jalrcy, &c
For further particulars see Pathfinder Railway Guide.
y. A CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Keene, II Oct. co. 1851.
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EassfHiosss55F5 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
ss-..sss-s....s AlANGEMENT-Commcnc Wednesday,
-AA-A'IJa January 2Oth, 1858. Trains will run daily,
Sunday exceptcd) follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
100 A. M freight train, with passenger attached, for
Plainville.
IL 90 A. NJ, arrival Of 500 A. NJ Express train from
New York. connecting at Northampton, with train Conn.
River II. II, going North.
p NJ, arrival of 1245 r. VI. train from New York
and Fnki Railroad going West and WestGeld with train
Western Il. Il. going West.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
10 IS in Connection with train Conn River H. r.
r. from the North: Connecting wcstel with trains on
Western going East and West and at New Haven with
30 p. NJ Express train for New York.
$50 = for Westhei, connecting Westfeld with
on Western Railroad going East AMI West.
LEAVE WESTFiEiD Al
90 A. VI for New Haven, connecting painville with
train Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad for Hart
forl Providence and Intermediate stations At Haven
with 0 45 4. NJ train for New York
LEAVE PLAlNVILLE AT
245 P NJ, for New Haven.
CoLLINsyILLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Collinsville at 10 A. VI aud 2l5 r. Return
ing, leave Pianvnlc NJ. sol G y NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton To New
York. and New York Northampton, through without change
OF cars
Daily lines Of Stages from Northampton Amherst
Wiamsburgh Iaydenvillc, Florence and Haley. From
Collnsvie to New Hartford and Winste From Cheshire To
Waterbury. p. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven Jan. goth, 1853 81