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Make all Kinds of Carriages

TO ORDER, and guarantees to give Salts
faction to all who may favor him with their
work. An experience Of fourteen years
enables him to say that his Carriages will
compare tavorahly with those Of any other
manufacturer, III finish and durability. He
returns thanks to the public for former pat
ronage, and solicts the custom OF the people
Of the county, generally.
TD-Sccond hand Carriages taken in ex-
change for new, at fair prices.
Aug ., 1S62-6m.
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Special card 10 the Public.

PRYOR BRO would respectfully invite the alton
ton Of the public to their large assortment of Cooking
Stoves, which viii he sold City Prices iur cash and
cheaper than be bGugh in this ctuaiy. Uur styrs
lEHlarl ured and ed long tried prime Plies
10y the largest manufacturers in renns iNauin and
all the advantages suggested lay long experience for
Rapid Heating. Perfect Baking and econrn,, in fuel
For further information advertisements i'll this PAPER
PRYOR & BRO, (Canlw,iIs Old snndl
Aug. |, 1865 Eikton, Md.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

The late addition of manufacturing facilities well
operatives to those already in iusies the follow
ing statement in reference to this establishment:
Our mode Of operation will be at all times Of the mild
est character. carefully avoiding the infection Of the
slightest unnecessary PAIN and will be adapted to the
nee constitution, health, and nervous condition of the
patient, thereby offering the greatest encouragement to
such as deSirons Of preserving their teeth, who
through fear alone permit their entire aud premature
decay.
We will continue to mount Teeth or Gold Plate and S
the natural organs with the finest gold foil yet
mend Responsible parties are snwc, one month trial
In sets If teeth mounted in VULcANIzrD RtBBIR-
But if not promptly paid for Mt the end of that time the
teeth will be demanded We prepared to III teeth
with AEIfICtL BONE. for those not wishing to pay the
premium gold; the expense Of preserving teeth in
this way will be little tlan the Of extracting
them.
We have very extensive facilities for manufacturing
Artificial Teeth, and hcng confident of ability III
orders any extent shall until further notice is
given deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge and halt Of tooth ordered ny persons
from Il distance.
We furnish duplicate sets Of teeth for residents Of
foreign colntrcs icrsons travelling and others. at q
moderate A great safe guard against accident.
We shall continue u straislteh ch;ldlens teeth YREE
Of Charge. ..-.
our oare will IN open visitors the first three weeks
syc!y to manufacturing.
Once hours from to p and from ?, 10
6P.M. -
Young men desiring instructions this establishment
will he rei,,ir.,l ,,li,atc themselves not to dvulge
any Of the orXBANDI, until in regnlar practice
themselves. None will c admitted except those u tire
very hest mechanical abiitias.
Visitors requested iiut to ak to be shown into the
Laboratories. DR.. b. }. BING.
Maya 1868.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves,

FFNllESE Stoves have a hollow crate ofsTch
i form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it ESCAPES into
the buck fire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through pcriorations
INTO the fuel, so that the Latter is Subjected
to two series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend cn"ctually to consume the gases miNSu
with the product of combustion. The advan-
tages Of this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny il consumption of fuel, and the thorough
cqUaliZiag of the heat throughout til. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satlsiac-
ton, and are offered III city prices tor cash.
L. ". STAPLES.
p. S.-Wo"d can be Used in the stove as
fuel to great advantage. [Sept &, 1Sj2 .
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miscellaneous.

Important to House OwnerS.
Important 10 Builders.
Important TO Railroad Compan,es.
Important to Farmers.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.

Many are aware Of the cause % their sugTerin,
but nUae will confess. The records of tho Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths By Cpnsump-
ton. bear ample witness 10 tho ru;ii Of the lss.r-
ton.
TIE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AFFECT
With ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid Of medicine To strengthen and
invigoratc the system, waich HELM}DID'S
EXTRACT BTCilt invariably does 4 Trial will
convince the most skcpticai.
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Liquid Gutta Perch Cement,

For Coating Metals of all kinds wuen exposed to
the action OF the Gather and for ireser, ing and
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds
This is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes of all climates
for any length of time when applied to metals,
to " hieh it acheres firmly, forming body equal
to three coats of paint cos,s much less and will
last three times as long and from its elasticity is
cot injured by the contraction and expansion of
Tin and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud-
den changes in she weather.
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather, and will not wash of.
Leaky Tin aud other Metal Roofs can be re-
paired with Gutta Pcrcha Cement, and prevented
from further corrosion and leaking. thereby
cnsurinS perfectly Water light Roof ior many
years.
This Cement is particularly adapted for the
preservation of Iron Ratings, Stoves Ranges
Safes. Agricultural Implements, &c, also Tor
goL eral manufacturers uso
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HAREWARE A lot of Hoes, Rukcs. Forks,
4 i &c. for sae at old prices for cash, by
Aug. |. PRYOR u BRO.
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SAMBUCI WINE,
celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stmulan Tonic Duretic and
III !osidr, highly scemca ''' "'""""' "ysriS we'd
in European and American Hospitals, and Of the
first families in Europe an. America
AS A TONIC
1t has no equal, causing Appetite and building up the
system, being entirely Pure VINE most Valuable
Grape
AS A DIURETIC
1t mrarts healthy ucton If the Glands Kidneys am,
Urinary Organs. very beneficial III Dropsy, GVut and
Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is not n mixture manufactured article. but is pure
fr,an the iuirc of the pottu; Subc grape cultivated
in New Jersey. recommended by chemists and physicians
As Possessing medical properties superior 10 any other
wines in use and an excellent article fr an weak and
dehilitntri persons. and the agci aud inlin improving
the appetite, and bcnciting ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
because it will ntoxicate otlrr wines rs il
tains mixture Of spirits Other liquors. and Is admired
for il rich, peculiar flavor and nn;titye properties i'm
parting healthy tone To the digestive Hgans, auI
blooming, soft and healthy skin and complexion.
WE REFER TO
few wc-known gentlemen and physicians who have
tried the Wine:
Cen, Winfield scott, U. A. Or. Hays. Boston.
DR.. J. r. Chiffon. \. Y. city. Dr. Ward, Newark M.
DR.. Parker, N y. city. Or Dougherty.
Drs. Darcy AiChVil New Dr. Murcy. New York.
ark, n. I. Dr. Cummings, Portland.
Be None genuine without the signature Of" ALFRED
srEER Passaic. n b. is the neck Of each bott 81
MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS WINE.
IS For sale by ROSSEII& HINES Ektun Md. aud
all rst class dealers, who ass sell the CAsrELLA PORT
BRANDY. "A choice old article imported only by Mr..
Speei, direct from the vaults Of Uorto.
A. SpEER, Proprietor.
VINEYARD Passair. New Jersey.
OffIcE-2OS Broadway, New York.
lOHN la F0Y Paris.
May 10. 1S63-ly Agent ri France a,d Germany
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Heimb0id's Extract Buclu.
FOR WEAkENNESS

FUN WEAkENNESS
arising from Etcessss, H,bi's of Dissipation,
Early Iiiscretion, or .7bnse,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
lndsposition to Excrtion Loss of P,ycr
Loss OF Memory, ni.Ieuityin Breathing
" ehk Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, WakeEttln.ss
Dmness of Vision Pain in the n,ck
Universal LasSitule of Flashing Of the n, w.
the Muscular Sysela, EruptioIs on the Ease
Hot Hands, puIlil Countennnrs
Dryness OF the Skin,
These symptoms, if allowed to 60 on which this
iaolirm" invariaby removes. snon inlpw
lMSO!EACN, FArCIfI. EpIhEPrIJ FITS.
III ole ot which the patient may expire Who
can say that thoE are not frequently .olloTed by
those dreful Diseases
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(,uURNS,-Spain's Patent Churns tho best
~ ever offered to TIE public, for sale by
Aug. |. PRYOR d BRO.
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EXCELSIOR SUGAR CURED HAMS.--A
L. delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use They are superior to ano now in the market.
For gale only by L, DRENNEN.
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GgTTA rEECEEA CE5EENT,s.

For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
Roofs Of every description, from its great elias
ITCHY. is not injured by the contraction and
expansion Of Metals, and will not crack in Cold or
run in Warm W Gather.
L. W. STAPLES Agent.
April 10, lS63-U. Eihton, Md.
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NTASLIN AND BRASS PRESERVING KET-
lNl TLES.-Just received this week, a large
assortment Of Preserving Kettles which will be
sold cheap for cash, by PRYOR Il BRO.
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Alefllamiral.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
ELKTON. MED.

HANING erected the most extensive
IL Carriage Mandatory i'll Cecil county,
is prepared to t'- adj ga
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,

OLD OR YDUNH, SINGLE MARRIED. OR
CONTEMPLATING MAERIAiE.
In many affections peculiar to Fem ties the
Extract Buchu is nne1u llleI by any nther remedy
rs III ChlOrosis or Retention, lrrecuilrtty Pain
iuness. or Suppression Of the Customary Ern.ua-
lions. tlcera;c | or ~chrrriS state ,: the Uterus
Lrucorrhea, or Whites. Sterilty aud tor all CON
plants incident to Tho SEX whether arising from
lndisrretion, Habits of Dissipation or IN the
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And excellent Lotion far Disc ,ses of Syphiiitio
Nature, and as an injection in nise,ses Of tha
Urinary Organs, arising from habits Of disSipation,
used in connection win tn. Extracts Bach an
drSspari!la. in such lisea,eS recon ne..dal
EyrloHc" Of the Mp;t raSp,lSih'. anl reliable
chalArter viii! ncenLlnnnN nc me- !IciNes
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For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weakness Of The
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
, 1864-09-12
MILITARY books
FOR SALE By
MAJOR J. sTRATMAN,

N. 4. Corner Washington and sansome sts.,
San FraneIseo.
ALLIE. II. H.Eementary Instruction In the Schools Of
TIE Soldier, Company, and Battalion, with Manual q
Arms, vol 1Smo. ;. Observation-Disclosures rs
ALSTON "a. A H.-Seamanshlp, and It's Associated
Duties In the Royal Navy, vol limo. 50
ANDERSON Gen RoS't--Evoiatlons Of Field batteries
Of ARTILLERY, translated from the French and ar
ranged for the Army and Militia Of the United
States. Published BY order Of the War Depart
ment vol a2mo. with 3s plates, cloth. %
ARMY REGISTER, Ofieial United States, IS6l... rs
DARNARD, Major J. G.-Notes on Sea Coast Defence,
consisting Of Sea Coast Rortiheations, the Fiheen
inch Gun, and Easement Embrasures, vol Svo,
BENTON j. a:Xcour,e Of In,rae,lo5 In ,.: W
and Gunnery compiled for the use Of Cadets in
the United States Military Academy, olsvo half
BERIIMAN capt NJ. w.-The MniiIamsn,s Mammal "
SnS.s and sSoEaP'1y wshou. Master; Rapier and
Illustrated; smal-arm Light Infantry arm Of ne
United States Army; Infantry Manual on pereps-
sion Muskes; Company drill Of the Cavalry:
New edtiOp' 1851 /; vol limo. win II plates,
Dusk Ians-The Rifle, and how 70 use Il: ccmn,,.io.
description Of that valuable weapon IN an Its
vaIletiess vol 16mo half roan.....,.....1 %
" kihe Volunteers. and How to Organize them;
cAsrrs Infantry s TacsIcs vol: i@: 80
Resides long list Of others comprsIns nj ne works on
Military subjects In print. W.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS RECEIVED As SOON As
PUBLISHED.
Books Imported 20 Order.
All kinds Of Military Goods Imported 10 order svord.
Belts and Presentation Swords got up the nest style in
thirty days, al any per cent len than San Francisco
e-laf J. srRkrMAN.
, 1864-09-12
NOTICE.

TTIIIE cOPARfSERsInP IN THE BANKING BUSINESS
heretofore existng between Eugene Kelly. Of the city
Of New York, and Joseph A. Donooe wm c. Rasion, and
Ralph fretH Of ean Francisco, under the Tm name Of
Eu0ENE KELLY CO., New York and DONOHOE RAJ
sT0N CO. San FranclNo, will cease the first day Of
july 1854; Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe With
drawing from the eopaFtnership. -
The business VIII be settled In New YORK hy Eueene Krlv
and In san franesco by VIM @. ltasten and n FfetE
DeposltoFs requested 10 hand IN their hooks settle.
ment at the banking house Of DonOhoe. Raslnn Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
Ger J. A Danohoe. AttoPneyl
JOSEPH A. DON0uOE,
wM G. RAlSrON,
n. s FREfz
, 1864-09-12
NEWS DEALERS AND BGOK-sELLERs,
IN READ AND RENENBERi
J. sTRATMAN,

WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER,
Packs and forwards the Daily and Weekly Hexspapers
Magazines, etc. all paFts ie country with great DIS
patch
SELL AT P..IcEs THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED As sUox As rrB-
LIslIED.
Ihave special arrangements with all the different Pub
Stationery, Blank Books, Music Portraits, Prints, Medals,
Melainoiypes, etc.
Song books In great variety.
have pneqnaled facilities. and guarantee dealers the
closest ATTENTION.
JOHN eTRATNAN,
Fan Pranelseo, Cal.
, 1864-09-12

tract is made, in United States notes or national
currency, and not otherwise; or to make any
contract for the purchase or sale and delivery
Of any foreign exchange to be delivered at any
time beyond ten days subsequent to the max.
ing Of such contract; or for the payment Of
any sum, either fixed or contingent, in default
Of the delivery Of any foreign exchange, or
upon any other terms than the actual delivery
Of such foreign exchange within ten days from
the making of such contract, and the immedi-
ate payment in full Of the agreed price thereof
on the day Of delivery in United States notes
or national currency; or to make any contract
whatever for the sale and delivery Of any gold
coin or bullion OF which the person making
such contract shall not, at the time Of making
the same, be In actual possession. And il shall
be unlawful to make any loan Of money or
currency not being in coin to be repaid in coin
or bullion, or to make any loan Of coin or bul
lion to be repaidin money or currency other
than coin.
Sec. 2. 1nd be IL further snacled, That It shall
be further unlawful for any banker, broker, or
other person, to make any purchase or sale Of
any gold coin or bullion, or Of any foreign ex-
change, or any contract for any such purchase
or sale, at any other place than the ordinary
place Of business Of either the seller or pur-
chaser. owned or hired and occupied by him
individually, or by partnership Of which he
is member.
Sec. 3. And be II further en0eted, That all
contracts made in violation Of this act shall be
absolutely void.
Sec. 4. And be IL further enacted, That any
person who shall violate any provisions Of this
act shall be held guilty Of misde neanor, and.
on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not
less than one thousand dollars, nor more than
ten thousand dollars, or be imprisoned for pc.
Rod not less than three months nor longer than
one year, or both, at the discretion Of the court,
and shall likewise be subject TO q penalty oi
one thousand dollars for each offence
Sec. 8. And be 10 further enacted, That the
penalties imposed by the fourth section Of this
act may be recovered in an action at law in any
court Of record Of the United States, or any
court Of competent jurisdiction, which action
may be brought in the name Of the United
States by any person who will sue for said
penalty, one half for the use Of the United
States, and the other half for the use Of the
person bringing such action. Andthe recovery
and satisfaction Of judgment in any such ac-
ton shall be . bar TO the imposition Of any fine
Tor the same offence in any prosecution insti.
tuted subsequent 10 the recovery Of such judg.
ment, but shall not be bar 10 the iniliction Of
punishment by Imprisonment as provided by
said fourth section.
Sec. 9. AHd be 10 further enacted, That al
acts and parts Of acts inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, June II, 1854.
, 1864-09-12
San sfranfisto.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 10
SUBSCRIBERS.


A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE For.
Loving list OF American and Foreign PerodcaIs ~,
which receive subscriptions. Permanent aFFanRpUsnt.
having been made by the United States GoVeFnmens a.
the carTyTR Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY s,es
three times month, enabled to receive suh
scTipons at mlch lower rate than formerly. The SAM
aAd attention will be paid d the forwarding Or an
packages which this establishment has Kane sueh a.
enyiable FeputafiOn throughout the Pacific coast
, 1864-09-12

From Pennington, via Elm, to Dawson;
From Wind Ridge to New Freeport;
From Newport to Liverpool, in Perry
county;
From Shirland to Clinton;
From Falls, Wyoming county, via Mill
town and Shultzville, to llumphreyyille.
From Reading, via Adams Tavern,
Brownsville, KloPp's Store, IIetrich's Host,
Wiutersyille, and Mount Etna, to Myers
town;
From Mauch Chunk, via Nesquehoning,
and Summit Hill to Tamaqua;
From Trout Run, via LipPincott's Mills,
Murray's Run, Willis Run, Kelly's Mills.
and Plunkett's Creek, to BarbOur's Mill;
From the mouth of Cedar Run, via
Lower Whetmores, Long Run, and West
fields. to Elk Run;
From Millport, via Clara, to Oswego;
From Jefferson Station, via Cordurus, to
Brodbeck's, in York county;
From Freepor., via State Lick and Me-
lissurdale, to LeisufSille;
From Duncannon, via Dellville and
Grier's Point to Keystone;
Il
From Fall Brook to Canton;
|. From Broadheadsvillc to Long Valley;
From Dingman's Ferry, Pennsylvania, to
Centreville, New Jersey;
From Centretown, Mercer county, via Gin
tonville, to EmlentOn, Venango county;
From Garland TO Eagle;
From Comptonsyi:lc, via Franklin's Corners,
to Lockport;
From Watervil!e to Euglish Centre;
From Middletown Centre, in Susquchanna
county, to Rushvillc, in same county;
From Stone Church, Northampton county,
via Roxbury, 70 Mount Bethel in same county /;
From Martins Greek, Northampton county,
via Flickville, Delpsburg, and Roxbury, to
Mount Bethel and Wills Ferry, in same coun
y;
From Clay Lick, via Welch Run, to Upton,
in Franklin county;
From Franklin, Venango county, via Sun
vile, to Kingsley post Office, Crawford county
From Brady's Bend, Armstrong county, via
Phillipsburg. Clarion county, to Waterson's
Ferry, Clarion county.
VERMONT.
From Montpelier, via Worcester, East El'
more, ElmOre and WOlcOtt, to North Wocott'
WISCONSIN.
From Amherst to Stevens Point;
From Mazomaine, Dane county, via West
Blue Mounds and Moscow, to Green's Prairie,
in Green county;
From Tempeleau 10 Arcadia;
From Mosinee to Marathon City;
From Wausau to Smiths Corner;
From Durand, via Wanbeck, Dunnsville,
townsville, Menominec, Cedar Falls, Eighteen.
mile Greek, Running Valley. Cooks Valley, and
Bloomer Prairie, to Chippewa Falls;
From Epraim to washington haroor;
rOm PsU1 R;.;n% g S,n n0%is Fracman and R.sb
From River Falls, in Pierce county, via Bel
dOnville, Ellsworth, and Rush River, to Maiden
Pspin to Lake City. in Wabashaw county, Min.
nesota;
From Viroqua to Debello in Vernon county
Frcm Fort Howard at the northern terminus
Of the Northwestern railroad, to Stiles;
From Fayette to Darlington, in La kayette
county T w..... u...,.., .,,,,,,, = o.,.,.
,on gM M;.,';as mau..u AAiA'n0n county, 70 os'0"a
county;
From Blue River Station, Grant county, to
Port Andrew, Richland county;
From Green Bay. Brown conn,y. via Red
River and Lincoln, Kswaunee county, 70 Ak.
From Po.osi 70 Cassviilc, Grant county;
From Tafton to Bsetown, Grant county.
WEST vIRcrxrA.
From Lost Greek Post Olfice. Harrison coun.
", via Rockford and Johnston. to Peel Tree
, 1864-09-12

A Resolution to compensate the sailors on the
gunboat Baron de Kalb" for loss Of cloth
ing
ReSOlred By tie Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtires Of the United States Of Anseriea in
Congress GssemJle,L That the proper account.
ing officers Of the Treasury be and they are
hereby authorized, in settling the accounts Of
the petty officers. seamen, sailors, and others
Of the crew Of the United States gunboat
Baron de Kalb." to allow to each sum not
exceeding fly dollars as . remuneration fIr the
damage they may have sustained in the loss Of
their clothing by the destruction Of said vessel,
10 be paid out Of any money In the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated
Approved, June z, 1864.
JoET RESOLUTION granting certain privileges
10 the city Of Des Moines, in the State Of
Iowa.
Be 10 resolved By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The Uaited States Of America
in Congress assembled, That the United States
hereby relinquish to the city Of Des Moines, in
the State Of Iowa, municipal corporation es-
tablished under the laws Of said State, all their
right and interest in the coal beds underlying
the river Des Moines, within the limits Of said
city: Provided, That no disposition or use
thereof shall be made which shall obstruct the
FREQ navigation Of said river; nor shall any one
grant Of the privilege Of mining the same ex.
tend for longer period than ten years.
Approved, June 10, 1864.
, 1864-09-12

Otisyille, Wall lake, and Eagle Grove.
Wright county, to Dakota, Humboldt
county.
From Rising Sun, via Arcola, to Grass.
hopper Falls;
From Junction City, Kansas, to Denver
Colorado;
From Junction City, Kansas, via the
Republican river, to Fort kearney, Ne
braska;
From Atchison, via Pardee, Grasshopper
Falls, and Mount Florence, to Topeka;
From Leayenworth, via Oakaloosa, Grass.
hopper Falls, HoultOn, Circleville, and Lin
coin to Seneca:
From Lawrence, via Baldwin City and
Black Jack, to Paola;
From Junction City, via the Solomon
river, to Ayersville;
From Topeka to the Sax and Fox
Agency;
From Lawrence, via Osawatomie, to Fort
Scott;
From Leayenworth, via Grasshoppel
Falls and Houlton, to Fort Riley;
From Lawrence, via Black Jack and
Stanton, to Osawatomie;
From Fort Scott, via Baxter Springs
TOliquet, Fort Gibson, to Fort Smith, Ar
kansas.
From Lawrence, via Oscaloosa, Grass
hopper Falls, MOnrovia, and Pardee, tC
Atchison.
KENTUCKY.
From BradfordsvilIe, Marion county, via
William T.. Weai iherford's, on Rush Branch,
Powers Store, and Lows Gate, to Huston
vile, Lincoln county.
MARYLAND.
From Salisbury, via Friendship and
Dublin, to Newtown;
From Linganore, Y Woodville, to Ridge
vile;
From Brookville, Montgomery county,
via the Union Turnpike road, Silver Spring
and Brightwood, to Washington, Distric,
Of Columbia.
MICHIGAN.
From Wayno's to Romulus;
From Pere Marquette, Marva county, to
Indian Town;
FROM mld,ano 70 isaoella.
Iron from paS n,g asap'0s' Mec0r'er county, |"
From Unadilla to Plainfeld. in Living.
ston county.
From Constantine, via Hartt's Corners,
Newburo and Vandalia. 10 CassopoIis:
From Stevens Landing. Somilac county,
via townships Of Worth. Fremont and
Speaker, to Maple Valley, Somiac county.
MINNESOTA
From Carver, via Waconia, to Water
town;
From Hastings, via Empire City, Farm
ington, and Lakeville, to ShakoPee;
). un,ah;nso1. ~ ~
From Jordan. via Lexington and LIE
Suer Centre ~ Cleveland.
From, saint CHARLIE. via Saratoea and
Trov5 ~ Preston:
From Red Wing Goodhua countv. via
BeIle Creek Hader Norwav Kenyon and
Fast Prairieyille 10 Faribanlt N Rice
county
From Monticello Wr;oht county. 10
Rockford. n same county:
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Abercrombie & and l BsnnocI City. IN III the Ter
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