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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
RuIestO Health.

Imprlmis, never 90 to bed with
your feet sticking ont of the window
particularly when it is raining or free
zing.
4 More than three pigs feet and 8
half a mince pie eaten at midnight,
will not cause the consumer to dream
of houris, paradises, accommodating
bankers, and other good things. AT
least, they are not apt to do so.
Never stand in rain barrel all
might. 1t checks prespiration, and
spoils the rain water for washing
purposes.
Never spank your children with a
hand-saw, or box their ears with the
sharp edge of hatchet. 1t is apt to
effect their brains.
Never stand in the hall with the
door open, with nothing but your nise
or she mise on, talking to friend,
more than half an hour at time.
To enlarge the muscle of the arms
and legs, climb up and down the
chimney, especially if the house is
four or five story. one, three or four
times before brsskfast. is a cheap ex-
lercise. and gives a soracious appetite
Eal-aehe 10 childssn is g. commsn |
and yexatious complaint Tuscnrssit |
at once, bore q hsIe in the tympanum
with q gimles, and pour in qil and
thinss. If.the clhIil Reeps On CRYING |
bore'it ar tifs way fhfoughd 70 The |
other ear. ' ~ 4.f'.''
Corns may be easily cured. The
most torturing corn can at once be ex.
tirpated as follows Take a sharp |
knife, find the joint OF the toe where
on the corn resides, insert the knife
in the articulation, pry off the toe and
throw it away ; twill never returr
again, unless your dog brings it back
to you in his mouth. (Patent applied
for. al
The habit of drinking can be cured
by giving the drinker all the liquor he
wants to drink all the time. We know
Of two. in our experience, who were
cured in three weeks. One jumped
out of q four story window, and ran a
into his head the other
didn't get up one morning. and had
lis universal curbston' growing oat of
his head in the'grayeyard. ''''''
The best way to take pills Of Bran
leth's description. if you have twenty
,r twenty-five to take, is not 10 make
hem into hash and eat them, bnt lead
| shot gun with them. put the muzzle
gainst your stomach. and pull the
rlgger with your toe. 1t saves
reat deal Of disgust to the gzllct, and
! bad taste in your mouth.
Never 60 10 sleep standing on your
,ead. The b4ain might take notion
3 run down; andsmh would you do, ]
b waking 40 End all your brains in
.npr haflsp. ,. Z; = ~ 4 sf r
Eeyay ,.s.Evl yosF Y,hiskers with .
laishet,, The best method OF trim
ming. 8 20 pass red iron gently
over lem 1hs operation smooths
them egularly, giving the end ofeach
hair asmooth, crispy appearance.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
THE SLEEPING MAIDEN.
pY o. @. BUNS.

IA garden srbor robed in flowers,
a1l Bendso'era sleeping maiden;
Z Hef cheek with rose is orient,
sia Hur face with smiles is laden.
Sach smiles have never tarnished ben,
81 BY the artful brush of mortal sin;
Such rose hath never felt the breath,
OF pale csnsumption-ltin to death
Her rose and smiles thus blending, seSn
The language of her passing dream.
i. f+,.sE ftstf gss >. "'S q
There are. verses on hor.lips,
u From her tranquil heart they've stole,
80 Aud they tell in numbers sweet,
% - whatiis passing in the soul.
3hu Der her bosom moonbeams fall
J ~ Silver spirits, dreamy, thin,
On her eyolids seem to play,
NJ. And they strive to steal away
The precious eyelight shut within.
A starlight cross her forehead lies,
Waiting the opening Of her eyes;
And venus peep the rose-vincs through,
just like lover come to WOO.
Guardian angels near her stay,
A-chasing danger far away;
And though star beams fall from far-off skio
They ne'cr can out-rivol her maiden eyes.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
J lP0rt0mf 70 Ern igramts
| HsARovf TO THE
I GOLD MINES.

rvY LOUPE PORK FERRY, at Co
n. n, thyiDg been transferred ins
sanhN n, ssessioifof anew Company, form
g ne Il express purpose of estabisKino
ea iei ~ Ssssing At that point, which yyiIl he
$ 'aAs q sEorM Is csfARsEs,
- s,sa by aw, aSs eatipeiy free from
Auy %exasiossD Delays
mat are 70 iy to be avoided, is now in
oem,lsfs fartlIfAg order, ard in charge of
soe Of the Dk sctars Of the Company. The
,uSlIc ,aay assured that everything will
(. lsps 10 ergasre to this
LOWE FORK FERRY
, Ns public patronage and support. Fo,
further infbrmssion apply to Messrs. Hur-
Ssrd & prosLer. BY order of the Board.
~ a-tf O. p. HUhfoRD.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
BOOK ErNDERY,

I II WE q NHUEI2s -
cog BIndsr and Bleik Book manu-
nr,f, CIw ~ bluffs, IHa is prspar "a
,Yetit A. afpg in be department Of
a rafisg ane,sss substantisl
~ e&al''s iNnnef, sEd at low
"a Hl-tf.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
[For the Echo.
THE HEART.

lENFs J. II. J.
THE heart should not, like miscr's gold,
- NJ BE locked up close and tight;
70 But should its treasures all unfold,
,beAN And bring its gems to light ..--lf
II should be cheerful, warm, ard gny,
'7A And sing with those that sing;
, y BE pure and sweet like flowers Of May,
And lovely as the spring.
Should smilo with those that smile for Joy
And sigh with those that sigh,
And every righteous means employ
To wipe the fearful eye,
q loud succOr those who staadin need
%EHof clothing, bread, 81 dimes y -
sAna every righteous canse should pead,
-, And pity those Of crfmess ...as. q 81
!, Thatiieart No glory ever lsBsNs : - 4,
-. That beats 20 seIf ai)Ls:
And that from which no bletsyg fowa, =
None can by it be known. -
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
ADVICE TO rHE SrAan.SraucE.-To

ADVICE TO THE AGE-oTRuCK>--E0
an ingenious youth who may be now
meditating plunge into that uleer-
tain, or rather, certain, "sea Of trau-
bles," that shines and glitters in. the,
seductive dazzle Of the foot t-Ights--tol
such an one would say y Go 10 sea
in reality; go to law. go tophysic, go
to preaching f; go to Italy and strike a
blow for liberty (if cause and oppcr.
tunity offer); so to anything er any
where that will give you 40. honest
and decent livelihood rather than %
upon the staget TO any younQ LADY
with similar proclivity would say;
Buy sewing.machine, and take in
plain work. firsti 30 shah you save
yourself much sorrow, bitter dissD-
pointment, and secret tsai'a. ---EZG
from a,t fctsr's Noss Book ~
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
Distance Table.

eorrec. Table OF distances between Oma-
ma and Denver City, giving all the prin-
clpal camping places on the route
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

Onesquare, ,f2lines OF less, / Insert Ast a.,
Each subsequent insertion, = so
same, one year, ~ ~
six months, HI,
One column, one year, FEsg.
six months, 45e 90
-. three months, 80 90
naiI az coiuHn, one year, 1900
sly mcnths, 80 90
ohe Ioprth column, one year, 25 90
SIX months,- 1900
three months, 1909
TERMS OF SUBSCR 1TI0E:
one Copy, one year, ssee
Is six months, -iso
Invariably in Advance.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
Dick DaiIy's stump Speech,
BY NED RATTL Err.

TELLER CITIZENS :-This are q day
for the poperlation of, Boonville, like
bob tailed pullet on a rickerty hen
roost to be looking up, up A criscis
has arirven-an' somethin's bust =
Where are we2 here ! is, an I'd
stand here an expirate from now till
the day e synagogues If you'd whooH
for Daily. Feller citizens -Jerusal
lum'g to pay, an we haint got any
pitch. Our hyperbolical an majestic
canal O. creation has unshipped her
rudder; and he Captin's broke his
neck. an thc'o0ak IS div 10 the depls
o,1he "vasty deep" in search o di.
nuns Our wigwsN's torn to piec.
res, like a shirt on a BRUSH fence, an
isty of these are latAades is a vanish
in in a blue flame ! Are such things
to be did ? | ask you in the name Of
the American Eagle, who whipped
the shaggy-headed Lion O. Great Brit
ain, and now sits roostin' on the
magnetic telegraph, if sich doins is a
goir to be conglonrrateda repeat.
il 10 you in the aame o. that peacock
q liberty when kes hewin' Ger the
(cloua- -cepped stsh2it1 OF the Rocky
Mountains il we'sk koln' extepnparan-
eeuay bi0gyogged Z this fsship ssasl.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14


As Shakespeare says. Shall we De
bamboozletied with such unmitigaiea
oudaciousness? Methinks I hear ron
yelp-"No, sir hoss !"-Then ,Ieet
me to Congress an there will Be q
revolution, Feller Citizens,-if 1
was standin' on the adamantine throne
of Jupiter, an the lightnin' was .
clashin' around me. I'd continue 70
spout I'm full O. the bilin' lathef oi
Mount Etny, an t must howl like a
bear with sore head. Flop together J
lump in to the ranks--an' hear me
thro'l Feller Oitizens-You Anowl
me. an rip my lungs out with asnaii|
grab if / wouldn't stick to yer Hke
brickdust to bar o'soap. WhsFe,s
my opponent ?-nowhere He amt
a catbird in a garret to me! Iwas|
brought up among you. feller citisens1
an he was pappcd in school house,
but he can't get me with his hiqhfs-l
lootin' words. Fictum, strictum, ~
broanto. catnip, Brazil Taglooney, an,
Baffin's Bayl What do you thihkc'I
that =! .std|
90 il, Porky root hog, or d lie! Es.ssl
As Shakspeel said when Caesar stab.
bed him in the House O. Repre- senta-
Ives.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

And . ApI1Fo4ll aII"Lf pIIst : - -
np 10 $500
81 skk,rixes ameuutinR TO $50, q
xboieriekoissl0 Halves 40 Quarteffs-s %
Persons = he arsifsneel opis rs-littae r4sA F
ackAge for = hich Nillsen "a CernAeAf-
ssrtsaeats sfPackassof 10 Eholes eosts.-.--
40. DO. % Halves r------
40 ID Qnarterss" $780,
do DO 10 Esgnths. =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Deiawa
oN THE HAVANA PLAN.
ExfTe Cg0Ss I'D.

EEfTF Clott TU.
70 o.arawBiB Washington, Delaware, EedDes
FEB. %, Is6o-
Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduct
IN. hess Lottsrssssresy Prtzsis fraEh!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
Louisville. New Albany 4 Chicago
RAILROAD.
80 80 -
FOR ST. L0UlS, CHICAGO, DtTR0iT.
And ali Points West and North
west.

1859. FALL Az ENT.1s5S.
Two Daily Trains to ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON End after DECEMBER sth, isse, Passenger
~ Trains viii sesye New Albany as folioszs
ie.l0 A ~, Chicago ana -. Leats Express Nail
(fsaily except Sundays )reaehiafsi L,eis Al 80
A. NJ, and chiczgo ~ 1880 A. u. Cincinnati At
1915 4. u.
Ioi5 y. Il. Chicago aud 81 Louis Night Express
(psiiy except SArurdAys), reaching "a Louis ~
lsooP. ~, and CaicAgo 81 1esso p u. On <.tsr-
dsy nights this train runE oaiy TO Mitchell. re-
turning NoBast mornings
LIS r. NJ Ai;cbsii Accommodations (flaiy e2cePt
Sundaytl. Returning cSBaeets itk the tFztE
frosn "a. Ionis ~ 20 A. ~. Fe4eAins Nes AL
bany al s:ts r. N, Louiss lie Al k&u r II.
Trains leave -. icus a 9 30 A. NJ, AID 100 r.
G..arrfsins ~ Le1lEs sl.e - s.is a. u sed sc
m.
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Ordinary Drawing,
TO take place as speclled.
One Grand Capital Prize of $4,000
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
.isSPrizes- ..smOnntiri to $3.50, q
whole Tickets s1o; Halves s5:Quarters Sc

CeruhratCs oi packages IA the OTcihsry IFax in
viii be sold 81 q e following 'ates which Is the MS
Certificate Of Package % 10 " hole Tickets. $50
4" =" 40 Half - -. 40
10 Quarter I" -. 20
q. 10 Eighth 4" -. 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
Coal. COaIs Coal!
Negroes for Sale.

ME have good lot Of eFroes for sale, among
w them several coed girls suitable for house
pu' poses; No Poy, &c years old, well trained as
a dining room servant: three coed fsmili's, with
lot of siI Gle Negroes suitable fer the farm Ne.
10 Cedar street H. Ii. HAYNES & co.
iau17-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
Tin Reehng,

lJAyISG svsry facility IN ne <sy AZ werkr<a
III AID uaferlal % Do nfst fate sork With essl4tch
VII contract fsr inrfng Foeis, sithsr Ia tAs cisy
eoanxy. st lev rates, cad n esesy ease rfszf
bst3sfzc1l5r Gatfefs. PIPING. Vat. oapszx, ke
Ai>e, cslsssszea ires csrBess, ss, ass The bssz
Dasssr. 4. " Uzlsss>. .
fsss-a opPeslts psesss> aoass,
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40 sqe prizes -. an GtHtin ft's w
T1cSeitssO ,ialyes $40 quarters - ,highths .
AcertiheAtsofPaoAAg,oi - waoief''oS'
40 20 u AtVrs--.----.- ia
40 Co - gaaTicrss- :
do. 40. 20 a-shthss---.-.-.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24
WHO INVEhTED TIE SEWlAG MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
e Howe, jr., GIfp fnRl Inventor

ESTABLISHED lS4o.
Il, Howe, lr., GBfa fnal inventor
Patentee.
yU~HFsF MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
I beauty and simplicity 81 Coz stfGetioa ouribhity
and efficiency IN working, are unt qualled by any
They make tight lock 81 tch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine.
Ties arc earabIe of doing greater variety Of work
than any other lsmiiy mae hine The 500 MAJ hine IL
warranted TO do ms line work as the W eeieT VII
"a FAMILY AACHlNES.-Prees SEQ, $50,
$50, $50, ard slO0.
stitching, such Boos ard Shoe werk, Carriage
trimming, harness work, &c, have alsays heid a
reputation far above any other maehine-a Tact UNI
ycrsaliy admitted. NoOther Leather machines use
80 small needle the Howe q Under Machine.
PrIee-135 and $50.
What Constitutes Good Sewing Maehin 7
l. 1t should be ell made, simple IA It's coBstTue-
ii d aisd easily kept IN oroer.
y IL shessId make tight lock-stiteh, alike on both
sides Of ssse o. ateIL J.
s. n should sew any and all m.terials that can be
= n, should be able TO use cuiton, thread er silk
s. IL should be able 70 sew Il ON Goa be Co me,
and from thick Is thin with rapiahy and without
chan giBg tbeienston.
g. IL SHOULD be able TO make the teTsien greater or
ess ON both the under and upper threads, aud with
4 Il should have a straigkt needle; Curved
liable 10 break.
tbs Is absolutely necessary Tor heavy work.
II should be able 10 bind with binder, hem
with a hemmer. should stitch, tell, and gather.
10 II should be slw@s ready Ia work.
IL Ii shouid be CAPSULE Cd using tbe anne size OF
thread On beth SIDES V the Mo- X and OF using differ
eDt coloGcd thread silk above or below 10 cor
respond nth am Ixo coloIs II cloth To be unite.
IL. IL should be able 10 maze iong OF short
Is. i. should commence sewing tght'y 8, the hrss
itch.
IA Il sheuld run easily and make bat little Boise
Is IL should have xhveifced, aone others are
in constant COZ TAFT th the ~urk-
l6. IL should mel be liable get out Of order
IL IL should ae< be liable 10 break the thread, nor
ski The stiiehss
Is IL should MT be liable Il oil the OPERATOR
dress
| ls Il should net form rigde Oh the under side
nor rave out, be- wAs;eigi of thread, - % the
| case y ith al chain stitch niaS hines
20. II should so< be ''m re trouble than ft u
worth"
$780, Get the Best!
The Howe PANTY and LEATHER Aschinss are war
ranted better Subtraction than any other ma
/ chimes Ia the market, 81 money reiuBoed.
lie bssi Sewing Nsehle e0tten IN the city, corr:
Nsenaasia's,l - soeenss lsr detrn-s Howe,
Naehins T~isl, excellent ariieie, IS cents pei
| spool. -
s. College street,
dsees-ff over Aesfeihndas
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T~osrY-s1x @<rss l-na ahses ztlss ffou sss esy
IL snsz xsls1tsa Atlz Ct<ek bfax part o TIE
sam szka q SsAe l<sfs . seeca - sxf<< u
z<ss4sx ssszReF<-s. sks bsiae<e eafes zn1 1ue
stats E<,< szszzk 1ke ; 4 iss{ - rxizsz susi
- x1t - xz<1<1izS f1<1eses = = &ZEz . Hoee .
nssts<<. q rrtx lis i ssstt e sns tss< the
ne ea elzr <zzz fnHzfaE t1s 60 lze - tie pes1
3Aiea z1crGz - esscFsazHs ler FhtztnE - 80.
1hssA : = sFezf = q azeE4st . - lkase ne ~
enssk4 - shzt ez=zzses. 30 eFzz e zzses k<..
srfl{ g = IA slE. e = - -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

EMPRESS FREIGHT.
TINE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
i ny, in connection with the Roads below,
running an Exp. ess Freight Train from Charleston
aud Savannah nashville. At slower speed ,butwith
the same certainty Ihei- passenger trains. No de
lay to freights by this cute. L. W. COLE,
Ian21-u. Supt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

Hlns srass. Tssealhy e1essr, H-rss ersss, Nniss
ali ether klnes 81 FIELD seed haaf 6srins -.
easssrs Merchants sspfliea vth ezfessfsss q.
s-z-a 49, HAAS. Bsovs . CO.
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A BLO0DLESS IIlTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
H NsONElsEsAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS ;normousquantit! ofthts Invaluable Rene
i dy has been purchased by citizens0i the untea
curIne tie shOfI has been before Ill
public The reason fOr thIss extraordinary
simply tins acIuaitruth anu value OF the article
sc one buys tsIe N MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming ats friend. Itpericrms All that Is promised
aud carries with II It's own recommendation. Truly
tins and bioouless-bui " be =
ieve not less glorious than the Irinmhs with
It's tain of carnage and desolatioi
The MAGNETIC PLASTER 10 undoubtedly the
Greatest strength Pain Destroyer that So d,
ence has yet discovered fyouputth Re PlssIeT .
wHere IL Paints there the Plaster vii stick there
untiltb PaInnas vanished rnePlasteI gne the
be Pain away and
aiucannoicxisIwnertthisPlastfiisap apple
rheumatism Lameness Stiffness Seakncks lie
buity Nervousness Neuralgia Dyspepsia Cous
and Colds Pains AM A chez oi every kind dow
TO Corns are fMMEDIArELf kEl1EN EI and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED, by The mag
ealinn1ence ar the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL sths
simplest, SGrest safest
sdy existence It's Ippiicatci ts aniversaI--eqGAl
~ the strong man .the delicate woman and tht
'eeblei nfant. To each and ANT Niliproge a BALM
aud a Blessing Its use istgreeahle .anG witliou
aoyanGe trouble Its price is within reach sfall-
rich or poor alimsy haveit, anu aiishouldh cit
whosre sick aud suferinein any way,
FARMERS and PLANT FRS SHOULD always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL viii he thu
Good Ply siciaT IN any household ready sia M
sDd Al nstanf notice.
Putupin .ir-tighttin boxes. Each box Vii. max .
ak light plasters and any ehitd spread then
ID. q. NOR O. IsEap n. VI. d..
tnpeaforsHa ProPrsef y.ls TaikeB street Nssr Ysrl
MoREHEAp's MAGNETIC PIAsItl u sOl-f 81
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
inIy .9-deodaweowlyin
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

SuHUdy Ht4tt . dIEs -, ESoOs
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
Will follows.
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 80, A n. and 2, p N.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville At $40, a. n and 5:l0 p ~
A Ii rail connection and shortest route 10 Boston
~ New York, Philadelphia, B1ltimOTe, Washing
tou, Charleston. Savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans, sc. Passengers for the Erst SuCth, over
the Memphis ami Charleston Railroad will take the
P n. tram from Nashville, whica will meet al
Chattanooga with the quick train Tor Washington,
iiadelphia, New York &c and al stevenson with
the fast train the Memphis and Charlestsn
Railroad and its southern connections Passengers
for the Western and Atlantis Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and south Carolina Roads VIII 90
through without detention by taking the ! so a. u
train from Nashville
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appii-
cation 10 Ticket Agent, at once at Depot TO the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices, viz:
CHI ;Iia EasV via h.rt = cen
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IN oRpERING TICKETS oRcERr1FIcArE

Enclosethc amount Or money TO cur address {
what YOU wish 20 purchase; name The Lottery
which you y tsh q invested, and " neither you vi
Sholes, Halves az Quarters, 81 klehtls, Tecei
Of which We send what is ordered by Arst mail, 1
gethcr With the scheme.
Immediately after tile drawing "a Printed Drawi
certified to by the Commissioners WILDE seut
an Explanation.
Rs- Purchasers willplease write their Signatu
and state
Aucommunic tions strietly c confidential
H~Allprizes Of ~ 900 and under ,paidiEmeoia
ysfIerthe awing-othelPrizefatth usua aims
forty days.
NPWood. Eddy 4 Co.'S lotteries are drawn
Aug csta, Geo. ga, and Wilmington, Delaware.
Address oTde or ficketsoT Certificates by
ar Express ,to bedirectsato
WOOD, EDDY * co. Augusta Georgia.
or WOO, EDDY X CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Delaware
HFCiTcuiars Continuing Schemes for the mo-
viii be sent free OF expense by addressing as abb
jan27
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Rsti'h eILl-ELI .t'kAsEpsSf.
JesEra Il. srsAers, sssFvs.sx.
stan o. oosNEssNrT,

Cor>rs % HxkEkosB
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RAILROAD.
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TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close eoDpec-
tions at Louisville Tor New York Boston, Phladei-
pha, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Lomis, anu the Far
West. $50
On and after SUNDAY, January ed, 1850, trains
will ruu as follows:
FIrsttraiBi Nashrile AT so NJ daily stop
ping at GaIlatin Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
Ehzabethtown and all regular stations when signal
led by Dag, and arriving IN Louisville 81 ESQ
NJ. Returning, leaves Louisville al 90 P. NJ, stop
ping above, and arriving Nashville st 6so5
A. N.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. NJ daily
fSundays excepted stopping as rst train, and ar
irving in Louisville at $50 P. A. Returning leavee
Louisville at T:40 A. NJ, stopping above, and
irving ia Nashville at 5:S5 r. NJ
Gallaiih Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily (Suhdays exceiied) at S.l5 p. NJ, and arriv
ing IN Gallatln at510P. NJ Returning leaves Galis
lin at 90 A. NJ, and arrives in Nashville edo
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