GREAT NORTHERN
UNITED STATES MAIL Ii


FROM
VAN BUkEN, ARk'S,
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day al o'clock Z. NJ, drrircs al 81. Lad
eigh days; trarelLing only one might.
I>HlS ROUTE is far preferable to gny in Aid
i having entirely new coaches of the most lnl
and comfortable kind, and careful and cIPGI
drivers and excellent horses.


The line passes through Fayetteville, SPrHd
Bolivar, Warsaw, Versailles, and Jefferson ca
st. Louis. The advantages OF this route must
parent to all, not only from the chea pncss Of th
but from the easy and pleasant stages made eas
Travellers by this route can reach CIncinn auG
burg, FOR as little money as the mouth Of Whit
by the other lines. Steam bouts can be had 4
time at St. Louis for any Of the principal cities
west


The proPrietors Of this line will give every Gni
to the comfort and safety Of passengers; the most
fuI drivers, only, will be employed


All baggage will be at the risk OF the owneTs


FROST, PRICE, y CO., ProPrsI
All baggage and parcels TO be left at the stag
at GROSS HOTEL.
Sept. 18th, ls46.-3I.