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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
lII.--MARIAN GDEY.
JV-DRIFTING ABOUT.
I.-FRANK WARRENTON.

Avery clover new novel, teemng with fnn aud humo
Nanse T. Walwofth, OF Saratoga SpriDss One Large !
eleth bound, ! ~
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"These vivid ,ketchs, interesting chapters Of
novel they imp tant part ol ha Indirect tesi
nony whereby future Historian will ollCids. the pIesn
bloody Crisis Boston Transcript
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
woEfn.TER, Palmer F!rCasuR9 NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE M0CErAINgD
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new aud stsunch s,esmss Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.YORK.
leave New ork daily (Ssndays srcepted at o'cooa
from Pier No 80 No1h Rive. foo, Of ve.try,,
FOR NEW-LOND0N
there conncoiag With the Steamboat Express Isn 70 ~
above points via Norwich Wocsser. Boston Worosst
Worcester Nashua and NewL London Northern PaiircsA
Freirh, taken the lowest rates For Information pcuR
b. y. MARTIN, Agent on the PerW
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

TsrSs-Ons Copy for year. s. Two Copis' ono
year. 85. Fws Copies. Cno yoar 1li. len copies,
sXl 80.
foraClub Of Twenty. We send an Extra Copy
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Real gslale Tor 6ll:.

EOR SALE-Thc late RESIDENCE OF
4 BESI 5. PlkH ia the Village Of Ufger Rcd Hoos.
D4',.s Coua'y Se~foIE situated on To Ne--fofs ahi
f.ny osi-fosf The rii~ consists q iour accso choice
Lsli se ..oc AL ffu4. Ilcs. ard slt Acur trd
Barn Tss ills contains y Roous. Nl BE- Oh .1N.
Ineuife ou thc Yf.mso. u Nm r.. PIER, "a. 30 VA
Nsu.lofk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

The horizontal bars in the roof Of the horse
mouth are undoubtedly intended to aid the ami
NAL to retain food in the mouth while il l.
being Elasticated. They are abundanty fur
nished with blood vessels and nerves. and are
therefore very sensitive. When colt, are teeth
ing. the disturbance of the adjacent parts some
times causes these bars 70 he n14med and swol-
len. Then tue animal cannot eat without pain
and uniformed persons have ascrbed TIE
apparent falling of Of appetite under such
circumstances, TO a disease named Lamps -
To remedy H' opposed ailmeut. il has been
recommended al il still practced in some
localities o. burn ont ne swollen parts with a
red hot IRON made Tor re plrpOse. The ope-
ration is an unnecessary and Injurious cruelty.
The portion Of the mouth thus DESTROYED can
never De replaced. and thus the power OF per
feet maslcatiOn Is impaired. The only surgi-
cal operation allowable ia cases needing assis
tance. is to lance the nfamed parts, the same
as physician would treat the gums Of a child
in case OF difficult Ieething. This can easily
be done with a sharp penknife. After the la1-
cling it is recommended to wash the mouth with
two ounces OF tincture OF myrrh to a pint OF
water. or a strong solution of alum in water
Feed the colt on bran. mashes aud grass. with
holding all grain until be eats without diff
Guilty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

NEVER SAY DE.-Three months ago. a young
musician. we'll known ia this city. struggling
with poverty. undertook to commit suicide
he had a single dollar remaining. with no pros
pect of obtaining more. lie invested the dol
lar in bottle OF Rhine wine. drank il and
ordered up three-levy pair of slippers ia
which TO Sc shuttle of the mortal coil" tie de-
cided upon drowning as the easiest method OF
leaving a frigid world. He went down to
CollOnhill street wharf. to commit suicide bv
drowning One Of the harbor police OWNING
his intention. took him to his house, aud like a
good Samaritan. minstered 10 his necessi ties.
He remained at the poiceman's house two DAYS.
While there he casually observed in a newspa-
per four stanza ballad. In moment of in
spiratiOn he imprOvised an air for it. He took
on new life. Energy was aroused within him.
and be wrote out the melody with piano ac-
Compartment. A Publisher of music next day
agreed 70 get out the piece. with the usual
copyright to the author.
We yesterday learned that the young Teuton
who, three months ago, was in Intention a sui
eide. has since received Sl.750 upon the COPY
right sale of the ballad Ii Glanced 10 be a
hit. like the song. q. Whsn this Cruel Var a.
Over a song that has netted its author the
sum of ten thousand dollars. copyright alone.
The moral Of ali this, Is. Never say die -
The darkest cloud has a silver lining In nine
cases out of ten the suicide repents Of hi. deed
at the moment the jugular Is severed. and when
it Is first ascertaiued that styptics can have no
saving ethcaey.-PhIl. NortA american.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
DOUBLE PREMIUM OFFER.
ECLECTIC MONTHLY.
NEW INDICTMENT
ARTISTIC ATTRACTION!

The two match PARLOR PRINTS viii be sent. post
age paid after this date, TO subscriber to
Tas EcIEcrIc MAeAzfNE who sends his name and s. in
advance.
l. RETURNED FROM MARKET, is 4 beautiful engraving
By John StrtAn. The marketcart has returned from
the town. bearing rich freight OF purchases 70 the
delighted young people. who receiving them with
eagerness The whole family are assembled cat IN
front OF the Piazza, which with the Minsion appears
almost exactly like the Mount Vernon home OF Wash
inEton wiki the oil gentleman seated and sdiusipg
his glasses 70 read the paper. who looks Ike wash
ington himself The whole scene IN the large engra-
wing Is attractive and beautiful, and worth place
the .'arlor walls.
, The match print il FILIAL AFFECTION. or SUNDAY
SNORING, also engraved by John Sartain, at cost
o. twelve hundred dollars Tor both o. them Sartain =
price was 8 for the two match prints. The scene in
this print IS at the family home and the view through
the open gate presents the village church in the DIS
lance, with its spire pointing heavenwari and beau
tifll girl Of some twenty summers waits Bible in
hand by the gate holding il open for the egress Of
the family. The mother. still handsome attends the
aged gran father, with the children the hOuse dog
AMI the do1key. ,ke up the family group. just de-
parting for worship, IL the village sanctuary Both
are beautiful match prints easily obtained II this
manner.
5 large and hae portrait Of the Hon EDwARp EVERETT
will De sent IN place OF either print a. a premium,
postage paid, as may be preferred
The January number of THs EcLECTc 5 eunbaliShs1
with double historic plates, with treasures OF liter
sture
5. The Febrcary number plate has Eve portraits Of
eminent men.
9 The March number plate Is print of Napoleon Al
the battle Il A-steriitZ
Three superior Plates are in the hands O. tie arts.
fo- future numbers
Now IS good time 20 Subscribe.
Address " q BTDWEII
AS NJ Bssknaa street. New YORK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

The ST. Louis Democrat is responsible for the
following story:
Quite an amusing incident happened to Lieu
tenant Of division a fe~ DAYS since. The said
Lieutenant is we'll educated, and Of immense pc
likeness. especially TO ladies' aud in his present
banished situation not having many OppOrtun
ties Of paying his dsDoirs 20 the fair sex, IL. Of
course, the more attentive ~hen al opportunity
does occur.
This much By way Of preface-now 10 the sto-
ry:
An officer stopped At house where the Lieu
tenant referred - had taken dinner the day be
fore, and the lady Of the house inquired IT he
knew Lieut. T.
"Yes, madam; Why do YOU ask"
What kind OF a man is be p asked the NO
man.
One of he poli'esi men in the army, mad
am perfect gentleman" was the answer
Well, think that he puts on a heap Of
style"
Madame. am surprised to hear that YOU
don't Ike Lieut.. T h. i very popular with the
ladies'; general iavorite IN fact"
"Weil, / don't like the way be talked to
me"
"There must be mistake somewhere, mad
am what did he say
why, believe tnat ne tfle0 10 DlackCuarO
me"
Impossible Madam, I can't believe for a
moment that Lieut. T. would do anything OF that
kind he Is the pink OF politenes.."
Z" don't care # be -; be tried to BLACKBOARD
me-"
"What did he say -
Here pert Miss Of sixteen-mostly feet and
ankles-put in:
g Nam, tell hin what the man said | dom
believe he Wa tryin' to backyard but nam.
such fool"
We'll it must tell after goin' over all the
big words be could think OF, he asked me w bal
was the state of my nativity = and il that aim
black gusrdIn' | don't know when hear it"
IL sill be long time before the Lieut.. forget:
the state Of his nativity.
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NOTICE. Il
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CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourth Ju
:. r. GREENE.
@. .. SKINNER,
Inm~rra.ff.r.s.-

-
~ dicial Circut-Suit pending the Circuit COIrt
FOR the County OF Inghsu-ln ChAnceryat the ~ age
Of Mason in said county, the 27th day Of March.
1913 Horace J. Perrin william D. Horton. Erastss
Horton and jacob +. H1wks. IL satisfactorily ap-
paaring 10 ne H0ralio Pratt Circuit Court
for the county Of lngham by the affidavit 81 = %. "
Blrtch one the solicitors for lie complainant, thai
tue defendant Eras-ls J. Horton, IS q resident % this
state, but abs ut tberefr4m notion Of Jno
Longyear OF counsel for complainant, it is ordered
that the said defendant Erastus Horton his
Oearaace il this cause 10 be entered within three
months from the date q this order AMI that o.
MS appearance be his the complainans
oil be died and cop thereof 10 be served On the
compliments solicitors within twenty GAYS after service
Of copy Of SAIL bill aud notice Of tbs order AMI that
default thereof thai said bill be taken confessed by
The said defendant Erasius Horton, And il s further
ordered that within twenty days the SAID complains
this order be published ia the Lansing state
Republican newspaper printed and Published 10 said
county OF IlglaIu. ia each eek lu six weeks I'D
succession that h. cause copy " this order 70 be
personally servei tie sid defendant at least twenty
avs before the time above prescribed f0r his appear
ancs.-Dated, March 10, 1868
H0RAII0 PRATT
Circuit Court Com'r for lngAam County
IoNGYEAR BURrCH Solicitors FOR Complainant
"A true copy / REED, Dept, Register.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

THE AGE OF MAS.-Eew men die of ace a.
most All persons die OF sappointment. passion.
al, mental, or bodily toll or accident The pss
sions sometimes Kill men very suddenly. The
common expression, "chOked With passion. hiss
little exsggeration in il, for even though not
suddenly iaia, strong passions shorten life.
Strong bodied men often die yoHng-seak men
live longer than the strong, for the strong use
their strength, and the week have none 10 use
The latter take care OF themselves, the former
do not. As il i With the body, so il il With tb.
mind and temper. The strong are to break. or
ike the candle run; the weak burn out. The
Inferior animals Whch live temperate lives. have
generally their prescr bed term OF wears The,
horse lives twenty i've years The OK fifteen Or
twenty; the lion about tSenry; the hog ten or
twelve; the rabbit eight; the Guinea pig SIX or
seven, &c. The numbers Of all besr proportior.
to the time the animal taSss 10 grow its full
size. But nan, OF all animals, is one thar sci
don comes uo 10 the average. He ought 70
hive hundred yesrs. according TO the pAEsio
logical Law, for tive times twenty are one hun
credi but instead of that, be scarcely reaches
an average OF tour tunes the growing period
Inc reason Is e0viOuS-man i not onlv the
most irregular and most incorporate bat the
most laoorious and hard working of an The an;
mails, and there r reason TO believe ,horsh =
cannot tell what an animal secretly fssls ,h.,
more than any other animal, nan cherishes his
wrath TO keep il warn. aud Consumes bin..I,
with the FIRE Of his own reflections
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
NOTICE. =.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Notict

~ Is hereby given that pursuance Of license 10
ne granted By William Il Pinckney Judge OF Probate
Tor the county Of ngham the I7h day y November
1862 shall sell at pubic auction on the premises on
saturday the 25th CAY u April. ls63 ~ O'Clock 10 The
afternoon OF said day the following piece or parcel %
land viz The p 4 Il y e OF section 10 10 town
three ~ north Of range two p west containing 80
acres more or less. ilyeutorie- al $3.50
Terms and conlili0ns made known 0n she day O.
sale DAIC- Ahbull
Administrator o. estate OF Peter Jones deceased.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
CTATE OF MICIGAN-Four,b Judi

-
- cia Crcuit-Su pending IN the Ci-cuit Court for
the county Of lngham Il Chancsry, al the village Of
Mason IN said county on the 27th day Of March 1888
Charles J Fox Charles "a Harrison II satisfactorily
ap airing 10 me, Horato Pratt, Circuit Court Cammis
soarr for the county Of Ingham by the affidavit n
e " Blrtch of the solicitors Tor the conn ain
ant that the said deendant. Charles n Harrison Is
On-resient Of this state but resilient n state
Of New York motion Of inc. V Longyear Of lusel
for complainant Il Is ordered that said deel ant cans
bis APPEARANCE II this TO be entered wlln four
months from the date OF this order: AMI that u
Ms appearance he his 10 the cOmpauauts
bill 20 be died and copy thereof served the corr
Dailants solicitors within twenty days after service Oh
him Of copy Of said bill and notice Of this order and
that in default thereof that said bill be taken confessed
BY said iefen liant: And further ordered that within
twenty DAYS the said complainant this order
published IN the Lansing state Republican. newspaper
printed and published ~ sal- county, each
for six weeks in succession that ne copy o.
this order personally served the defendant
twenty days before the time above prescribed
for his appearance-Dated March 10, 1853
HORATIO PRATT, Circuit Court Com'r
for lngham County.
LOSGyEAR & BURrCH Solicitors for Comp ailant
"A true copy L REID, Dept Register
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From Gamblers Journal

From Gamblers Journal
* INVOCATION TO SPRING
Come quickly o thou spring
vr-s,. 49, r,ir aiphabet upon the SOD
N 49, - 'coIoref fowers-to preach OF God,
Our Everlasting King
Come f-1u the rosy South,
In chariot Of incense and OF light,
Dissoive the lingering SHOWS that glisten white
B.neath thy fragrant mouth
Wax softly DER the earth,
Thou blessed spirit u the blen time
nv breath Is ike an incenselad cline,
Cl4sptng rich bowers OF mfth-
Thy virgin heralds here
The snow drop bares her bosom TO The gale,
While down her cheek 80 delicatsly pale,
Trickles a crystal tear.
The ARK scars above,
Asfhe felt TOY freedom on bis wings,
wlIle from bis beaver attoued throat there rings
charming peal oi l9Fe-
III yet uubeariel wheat
Now tlmsiy pats forth its tender leaf
T. drink sSss. isws fo- Winter, ancient chief
Crsxs Of Win t9tt ring feel
Your s0rr0ws DOW inter,
Ye jewellers 10 dars cities spring e nigh
She battles her garments 10 a sunset SKY
AID treals the halls q Myrrh.
T. God a anthem sing,
When forth ye hurry % the 1slds u bloom
he llghts the flowers, AMI lifts US from the tomb
To everlasting Spring.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. ARD, ia

= " n - -
Full Of WIf aud Yaakse Spirit The People
an their enfbusiasra bear the Spfdker owss
an Triumph
The following safAre specimen o. Yankee orsfory
The Speaker eating pea nuts and wlnking At he
girls when hundred voices called him forth Re arose
camny and surveyed tbs multitude m ali The bearing
q a Patrick Baary-thcn forth The torrent d hb
eloq4eace.
Film c.issr,s ~ am Tor the Union Liberty An
drew Jackson snd NEW Roots am for restoring the
Union n all former glory Tor protesting tbs Consta
ton al IT. sacred Guarantees and fr boots AID shoe
Of the best pattern, symmetry and Durability lGreEi
applause Ak Hear h~ari We mast not forget or
own comfort these days of patent double twisted
thunder and creased lightning have received % DAY
% The greatest importance 81 the most vital inter
eft CD al OF you. hear that johns Bailey have Jlt
their spring stock ~ Boots and shoes q TIE
iAtst styles ami most flushed vl-t manship tel y0u
those who bay ~ thai young ana caterprsi1g nrn
never troubled with corns and their Dispositions are
never s0ured by having their ieei prcAed lus0zncs,
wives Young men and girls. 81 b Johns hAlieys
here YOU vii fnd hne boots, stosRs shoes, slippers,
over shoes CATERS lales heel slippers cscks oxford
tir, men carpet slippers baimorais and ladies' the
CATERS fGreat applause
" Gerlsalem. .hAi Is more beautiful than lAdyI
FOOT encAsef in coqrctt Cd eaiter It's enough 90 roc
the monklsl blood o. 81 Anihony. J viii closs ny
speech 5y 40 appropriaie Quotation
A Cater Boot,
Zen Stoics must agree,
For b O. vote
What Cray once wrote,
A han some / g.
Here The speaker tainted A. be horne from ne
Hal TIE ~ bis IA friends be heard 70
family AK 4" who stole my p-auuisff some rude and
wicked bows had empel Ls basket while BE- speak-
ing however. glass ~ water revived bin and BE- wrote
the fo ~ iug resautlons which 1erc rstlded and
ported que course ~ te - abe connitise feso
luti1rs
Res.lred That JONAS L Bailey keep the best assoft-
uert ~ b9ci and Shoes ard the best quality y Jsihsi
ever INTRODUCED into tls market. and De- . f1rthtr
hesoCo That they never iaL D. give satsiscio1 tbai
their repairing 81 done according 20 order with e1rei
ton and neaiues that their prices the lowest and
most Uniform. auf their stock the best this Ecs q D.
tr0it ant b. ~ further
Resolred That the American Eagie shall coHtinDs I"
o howl JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing. April -, 1852 ly53
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
DROBATE ORDER State Of Mieb;.

gan, county Of Inghan. $ Al session Of the Pro
bate Court fer TIE county Of nghan, holden tie Pc
bate once II The village q Naso1 Monday. the 50tn
cay q March II the year one thousand eight hu red
All sixty three. Present, Wm. II Pinckley Judge Il
Probate Il the matter o. The estate of EbensZr Austin
deceased On reading anc fling the petition, duly yer
TED q william Austin. Administrator said ceceas
ed praying FOR license % sell the res estate o. which
ssii deceased died seized
Thereupon il IS Ordered that Monday TIE 18Th day q
Nay next. a. II O'Clock TIE forenoon. 81 asssZned
Tor The bearing Of sad petition aod that the heirs a
q said deceased and all other persons Interested in SAL
estate are % APPEAR Al session o saii Court
then % be holden 81 the Probate 0fc- II the village o.
Mason and snow cause. Any De- why the PRAYER
u The petitioner should Tot be grantees Ans . / for
her Ordered That said petitioner give notice the rr
sons interested SAID estate o. psndelcy Of SAD
petition and the hearing thereof BY Causing copy G.
this order 70 De published II the Lansing RsDu blau
printed and circulating Z SAD county q Ing
ham Successive weeks previous . said dsT q bearing
"A tue copy WI H PTNCENFY
4l5v5 Judge or Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15
OTATE OLE MICHIGAN-Fon


- Judicial Crcui-su pending in the Circuit Court
FOR the County OF Ingham-in Chanoery the village
Of Mason, in said county, the 27ih day Of March
1855 Horace Perrin, Henry Dormer. William n
Horton ErsstGs J Horton, and Jacob Hawks Il sat
sfactorily appearing Hratio Pratt Circuit Court
Commissioner fer Ingham County by the sfiisvit Of
Z D ". Burtch Of the solicitors for complainant
that the defendant Henry Dormer last known place q
residence this State, but that his present place
OF residence cannot be ascertaine1 and that the tefen
dan E-astus Horton. resi- lent Of this state but
IS nov absent therefrom- motion Of Juo. " Long
year Of council for complainant It IS ordered that The
said fefentants Henry Dormer and ErastIs Horton
cause their appearance IN this cause 20 be entered within
three months from the date q this order and that
case Of their appearance they their the
compliments bill - be fled and copy thereof served
on the compliments solicitors within twenty DAYS aar
service Of copy Of said bill and Of this order
and IN defant thereof that the said bill BE- taken
confessed by the said defendants Henry Dormer and
Erasus Horton And il is further ordered that with
IN twenty days the said compliments this order
70 be Published in the lansing state Republican news
ant that said publication be continued once 10 each
week for six weeks n succession or that be cause
COPY Of this order % b. personally servei the said
defsadants Henry D9rner aud Erastus J Horton al
least twenty days before the above prescribed Tor
their appezrsncs-Isted. March 10. 1873
HORATI0 PRATT. Circuit Court Com'r
for Ingham County.
JoyeTEAR & BrRrcH, Sol'rs FOR Compliments
(Airue copy REED, Dept. Register.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

GRSAT lHISG A loving heart and a pleas
ant coanteuancs are commodities which a man
should never fail TO take home ~ith him. They
Eih best season bis food sud soften his pillow.
IL were great thing to- a man that bis wife
ana eeioren could truly say Of him, " He never
Threshold -''
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n. w. PUT MANS
EXCELSIOR CLOTHES WRINGERl
FoR SALE By
y. w. AMPHLETT,
LANSING -----.-.---.---------. MICHIGAN

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4, -. ~. ,'..- -. = = - ..1 = -fs qssCk
= 49, -. - - - - =. 49, --te o-i1 a
- - - ~ 49, ~ - $3.50 '-'' e-oe1es As wsu
I-1 -. ~, - " ''.'.'s 80 - DIV esS--y ~.
- ~ "a f..-'-NN - a. 49, AZ - 'o.o"s;
49, = - - $3.50 = 0Alrtri
-. 4. ~, az " --' $40 -. as e'.- ~>lsT
-~-s - = 49, 49, - go 80 e.e al e ocs
49, -. 80 .-'.es 4, :. 80 : '-.-s me issst aalss-
- a. 49, % va "N- N-' '-' - ahoios- Z
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A DMINIsTRATOR,S SALE- ~

n tee : hereby gwen. that Il Pursuance O i
cense 70 ne granted ~ VIZ z Piock1ev. Judge OF
Probate FOR the county q I1Ehz The laih d4v q
January A 1s6 s5al sell al p1bic auction. u III
preuisss On Saturday lbs 1l;h dzy q AVT 156s a. :
clock K the afternoon q said day tie following piece
Or parcel Of AID VI. TIE \ q the = Of section
81. to~1 tEo north Q. range tE0 vest being 50
acres, more o. less inventoried Al 8 zoo Terms and
coo1ltio7s maze Known O. The cay q sale
Jay " FREEMAN. Acnin.strsts-
q the estate q Esrry z FEssl2a decezse6s
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-06
u. s. MAIL STAGES.

vSEANR THE subscriber is running a
EsssaassAsa-0. Line Of Stages between Wash
ington and Rockville, and Rockville and FIRE.
derrick carrying the U. S. mail-leayes the
Franklin House, 9th and D streets, Washington
D. c., every morning, Sundays excepted, at
O'Clock, and arrive at Rockville by IL
same days leave Rockville, at !, p. NJ, and
arrive in Washington by 5. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, connects at Rock
vile with his line through to Forest Oak, Mid
dlebrook, Clarksburg, Hyattstown, Urbanai
and arrive at Frederick by 5 o'clock, P. NJ;
returning Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
leaving the City Hotel, Frederick No, at 8
O'Clock, A. NJ. and arriving at Rockville in
time to connect with his line to Washington.
lie has Thorough-brace Four-iorse Coach
on the road between Washington, and Rock
vile, and Two Horse Coaches between Rock
vile and Frederick. with good teams, and in
the hands CT careful and accommodating driv'
ers.
Persons travelling on this line may depend
on a safe and pleasant ride, as nothing shall be
wanting on the part of the proprietor 10 rem
der his passengers every comfort and con.
venlence in his power.
BENZ. COOLEY,
Proprietor
Y. B.-Hea also has HORSES, BUGGIESand
CARRIAGES for hire, or will send passengers
to any part of the county or District on reason
able terms. B. COOLEY.
Rockville, March %, 1861.