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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

AZ. Rocher d Hericourt who has lately re-
turned from a voyage in Abyssinia, has
brought with him abou, score of MSS. in
the Ethiopian language, all ofvast antiqui-
" and great literary value. They are folio
in form, bound in red leather, with the
Greek cross and strange ornaments on the
covers. In some Of them the writing runs
righ, across the page in others it is in
col umns, in nearly all it is firm and bold
in character. Some OF tho MSS. are on
history, religion, and science; one is a
complete and very curious treatise on the
mysteries Of eastern asiro!ogy and one,
which appears to have been written at the
beginning Of the llth century, contains a
| copy of the Bible, which differs In some re-
spcc.s from the ordinary version. To oh.
tain these treasures, M. d'Hericourt pas
sed long time in Abyssina, had to en-
ploy daring, cunning, persuasion, and force,
to 20 through many extraordinary adven-
.ares and endure many ha. dships and per-
secutions. lie has, besides, obtained a
mass of curious information on the Islig-
ion, (which i, seems 10 half Jewish, half
Christian The manners and the govern
ment Of the singular people who inhabls
Abvssinia ;h,s ascertsined sll that could
be learned Of their country, OF Shich SO lit
tie 10 known and has collected al! tho
facts calculated to throw light on geology,
bo,any, and other branches Of sciences
But what is more particularly important
,han all is, that he has brought with him
nunerou. specimens of plant, the reot OF
which, reduced to a powder, 10 a cure for
hydrophobia, both in men and Animals
OF its virtues, NJ. d'Hericout had Tracsi'
cal proof; four dogs and man having bosn
bitten BY mad dog, were, BY applications
OF the remedy, cured Of tho hydrophobla
which sn.ued. whilst, a Gnh dog, (bitten a,
the ,smo ,imo by the ssme animsl,) to
which the remedy was not applied, perish
cd in all the agony Of that horrible disease.
Tho virtae Of tho plant, and tho manner OF
preparing i, for rsc were explained to tho
traveller by posen.a,e Of tho country, who
assured him ,ha, i, was there generally
used, and never failed. Tho specimens
brou h, over by N. d'Hericosn have been
submitted 10 the Academic dss Sciences,
and tho committee OF ,ha, learned body has
been appointed 10 test their efficacy. IT, as
| it is confidently hoped, they have not los'
their virtue in this European cline, this
world will soon bc put in possession Of the
means OF curing one Of tho most frigh.ful
diseases to which flesh is heir, and M.
| Rochsr d'Heuicour, will have the glory OF
having conferred an inessimable blessing ON
mankind Paris Correspondent OF tho Lit
orsry Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

1t was tho opinion Of the sneisn,s ,hs,
Echo was maiden who pined away tor
love, till nothing bu, her voice VISA len. Il
is characteristic, tina, the las, thing which
survives Of n woman should bs her tonou,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
Mrs. Furnhsm, sy.ns,r,n Of Si,, n.

Mrs. fnInhsm, ex-ns,rh Of Sine O;a0
who advertised 10 take 90, a cargo sf vi,s
for the Californians. and sailed from Bos,o,, !,
last summer in the Angslique, was lsh
behind a. Valparaiso with searcsly doll.s
in her pocket. Two of her children sailed
without her. She 10 said 10 have had somo
trouble with tho captain. The people Of
valparaiso got up subscription for hs,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Hon. & Powers, OF EGins ham, 10 propos-
ed in the Savannah Republican, as q whig
candidate for successor to Hon. 7. Batter
King, 10 tho representation Of the lss Dis
trict
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

The Storm on Tuesday nigh, was very
severe in New York particularly on the
sound and The Boston mail failed 10 srri,s
'imo for the Hibernia, and was left b.
hind. Some New buildings were ruined in
Brooklyn. The ferry boa,s during par, o,
the night could not run. Wes,ksr ooId
with sigh. fall of snow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Y,srgH Norioss.-We have eeen In
Boston many attractive novelties, but mono
more impossible for one to pnss without
noticing, than tho celebrated Oak Hall
Clothing Houso. The erection OF such an
edifeo TO do business in, is indeed a Yam
k.e Notion. Take look q, i, whom you
90 to Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Philosophers are not always the vise,,
mon. Having heard say ,ha, vo.,. lad,
was in the habit Of giving herself ~, ,
certain philosopher brought an air p.up 10
the house in order to exhaust her air.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Experience says Colordgo, is like the
s,ernligl,s Of ship, revealing dangers on
~ after they h.vo passed through them and
shining on bars and breakers after VIC have
become imrorils1 among them
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
NRw Yopx. Sunday Evesius

TRAGEDY. II 10 said ,hs, msa Of res
pcctable family. !" Boekmsn street. cut tho
throa,s Of himself and xife this morning
The man is said TO have died-,hs woman,
though sadly hurt, is s,ill-iiving.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

n yRw NAsrUCKKrERs.-Th Nan took
ct Inquirer contains an alphabetical list o.
all persons who have leh ,hs, place for Cali.
fornia during the pass year. i, nunbe,s
500 names.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Eugene Sue is abou, publishing work,
to be- called" Tho Mysteries Of the Poo
plo, or a History Of a Family Of Prole.ancs
through al, ages."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

ln announcing the arrival Of Father Ma
thew at Washington, q letter writer re-
marks il wouldn't hurt some Of the nom.
bsrs to receive tho pledge from him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

AMI. Clark ofFowpor, r. l., had his
poke, picked ofs wallet containing 800,
and some valuable papers, ~hilo on bourd
tho Camden Ferry boat, last Wednesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Wha, cor, Of frui, is preferred BY Edit
ore
The latest ddfss.
wha, .or. Of punishment 10 preferred BY
fnanciers
The stocks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

etLieu,. w. S. Rosserans. Of this town.
delivered lecture before the Young Caiho-
lies Friend Society. Of Boston, last even
ing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Senior Don Eduardo Caracho on MondsJ
presented his credentials to tho Secretary Of
State and was received as Charge d'Afairo
Of tbs Republic Of Nicaragua.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Some ono remarked to Mrs. Siddons tAn,
applause was necessary to actors, os i, gave
them confidence. More, replied tho ao-
,ross, IL, gives US breath
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

y Fss ARTs IN CALivoRHiA.-Mr. 8. 8.
Osgood, the ar,iss, now in San Francisco,
received $4,000 for portraits executed BY
h N in tho space OF six veeks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

last evening. There was \ good attend
snce. but nothing was done. A iiourned
ill neXt week. The jury, in the case VI
Csssius M. Clay and Mr.. Turner, on tho
reconlre q, Foxtown, acquitted Mr.. Clay
on the charge.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.- Prosper M.
We.moro, the Naval Agent at New York 4,
was previously reported a defsu'ser for
$3.50 900. There are vouchers in tho
Fourth Auditors Office showing that $780,
900 are unsceo"nssd for, for which suit has
been ordered.
BALTImoRr. . p. M.-Sou,hern mail
failed from beyond Charleston.
New ORLEAss, Dec. 26.-Co,.on firm;
sales to-day, 5000 bales, al full prices.-
Sugar unchanged. Molasses decIinsd-
Rice 5-sc large salss bagging at 10 lac,
boing a decline. Business generally active.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Tho double eagle, the new gold coin
jus, issued, begin TO make their appearances
in Wal ST., New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Rev. o. c. Wheolor, Pastor Of the Fist
Bapts, Society of San Francisco receives a
salary Of ten thousand dollars per annum
said salary paid monthly in advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Il is ascer,ained that magne,is's loose al
most their entire power in the vicinity Of
grave yards, and electric machines are sim-
ilarly affected under similar circumstances
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Thero is o man down cas-, who kept such
poor sheep that II took six soieas' shadow
Finally they got so weak that they hadn't
strength TO draw their last breath
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
TIE
TEST OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP.
A SHORT AND True STORY.

"Thc hand that wiped away the tear Of want
The heart thai melted At inuthsr's WOO
Were his, aud blessings followed HIM"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

The Massachusetts Legislature commcu,.
90 - session on Wednesday, next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
~. 1H9zaEssUNEw-YORk AND NEW.HA-
w G{II {zs7TI2 aYEN RAILROAD On and a6eE

ssox-h--xa--yle dnasdsv Anil d Ihs douovins
Iains will leave the Canals. satlon. Broad ~ay
Passengers also received al the NewYoTk and Harlem
Railroad Office Twenty -seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train II II AN for ne~-sochsIls,
kSmaroneck, Rye Porl Chester Greenwich, stamford.
Dsnen NOrweh, Westporl Southport Fairfield, Bridge.
port SlTsltord, Milford and New Haven Passengers rom
he WsySsdons for Albany and tho Ststons the Hone.
atomic and NaugsIck Railroads Will this Tran ana
stop ri Bridgeport Passengers from WeySauonsf for 8os
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Con
neccut River Railroads will take this Tram and loD Err
press Train al New-Hsven.
Express Train ats O'Clock Am for stamford, Bridge
DonL Albany, and Housalonic and Nangslucs Railroads
Eew.Haven, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut R'ysi
Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Intermediate Stations, Hsmpden, Cheshire sOuthingtsu.
PlAinyiue Famsgtor, Avon Tsnfyis and Collins MIA
4 Express Train q, PM for Stanford, Horwsk
Bridgeport and Housstono and Ns1gatuck Railroads
Hew-Bsven ard Stations % tho Canal ksiIosd Hartford,
Springfield Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodating Tlaio si4 PM for Hsw-Hsyeu snt
al The Intermediate Stations
Commutston Train a. SO pm. for Bridgeport sns
TRAINs TO aEw.YoRE.
l. Conmui Rfon Train at 545 Am from shdsepou.
hopping 81 all the Intermediate Stations
. ACCOMMODATION tram Al o. ID AN rom rev -hsven,
stopping oil Intermediate ssnOas receiving Passenger
from NsURatuck Railroad NJ Bridgeport
s Accommodation Train AZ $50 4 ~. from New-hsvou,
stopping al tho lnermedAte Stations receiving Pas
sengeu from tie Hartford snd NsvHsven Canal Railroad
gld naugatuck Railroad
4 Express Train al ll0Fh. lin connection with The
Express Train from Bostou,) from New-Hsyen stopping
Bridgeport and Stamford receivng Passengers rom tbs
Housatone Railroad al bndgePor.
5 Accommodation Train al 80 Pm. (roceivDg FaxseE,
gers from the Accommodation Train from BostOu,) from
New Hsven, stopping 81 all ths Intermediate susnons
g. Exprsss Traln al N Tor 10 connection with Lx.
and Stanford ssnving IN RewYork al 1880 Pm. Even.
Ing Trsiu from Prsset connects win his Trsn a.
Bridgeport
Passsngers are requested procure before taxing
,esh IN tie Cars lsSod r. MASON supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
Lake superior Iron, &c.

The Clercidnd Herald hiss the Lake Superior
1grnoI Of the 10th, with intelligence nom TIE
Scrthvest The Journal urges with much force
..s construction Of the Ste. Marie Canal. national
~ Congress has too long neglected. ship
nsl of only three quarters OF a mile, the J)uTHdi
~ remarks, would remove the sole barrier 70
Sc union of the great brotherhood OF lakes into one
sommon channel Of navisaole waters, extending
shout 600 miles along the whole line OF our West
ON and North western frontiers from Fond du
Lac, at the head Of Lake Superior, to the River
S. Lawrence.
About 40 tuns Of Iron in blooms had reached the
SAINT from the Jackson IRON Company at Carp
River en- route for Pittsburgh for market The
journal says this iron has been thoroughly tested
by every manner Of use, having been drawn into
csrd.teeth wire with perfect satisfaction, and man
ufactured into goo1 article OF steel For heavy
iron work il is pronounced superior to the best ar
ticle heretofore used
The Jackson Iron Company are about 20 greatly
enlarge their works, and extend their business and
will erect new furnaces the present season. The
journal ssys
"This locality embraces a large portion 'oi me
Iron Mountain, aud contains sufficient quantity
10 supply the whole country for centuries. IL -
piled up IN irregular stretifsd masses, easily s9s
or broken up With a crowbAr aud sic hammer
and one may break and throw together .iiiy tIas
of this ore ia a DAY. To make bar iron from this
ore is cheap and simple process, and the day IS
Lot FAR slant when the markets around the "l)e
chain Of akes will be supplied with their best asi-
Gle OF ilon from the lroa Mountain OF Lake 5aPs-
rior"
A new Iron Company is 20 be Immediately or
gaDized by Pittsb0rghers. John Hays, Esq OF
Pittsburgh, has entered several tracts o. laad Ia
the Iron Mountain region, and IS on bis way home
for a large force Of men and supplies
The Copper operations ere progressing success
fullv. Twent, six tuus Of native copper in masses,
some weighing over 1000 lbs. from the Minnesota
mine. reached the Saul on Saturday. Larger
masses are ready to ship and the Minnesota bids
fair soon to rival The Doted Cliff mine.
The arrangements to remove the Chippewa In
dams from Lake Superior are producing much dis
satisfaction among the Indians aud the whites.
The Indians are 10th TO remove and the whites 10
let them 60 The policy Of removing them is con.
demned Many Of them are partly civilized, and
we cannot find country better fitted and more out
of the way for the Chppe~as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
TRAVELLING.
e., EzEHzENEw.YORK q ERIK kAIh

r., zszzz,NEw-YORK a. ERIK RAN.
Et*t - RoAD.-REw ROUTE TO BUPsA.
eng Monday, May 27th, 1850.
Leave New YoTk for Bnghanson, Elmra Corning Go
sunday, eIcspiedl By steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
rom pier foot Of Dusne-si
Breaffast and supper on board The boat
ExPREss TRAIs, al 50 A n stopping only At Pernont
sunerna Chester Goshen hiddleiowu Port Jeryis Mar
rovrburg, Deport Lsnesboro, Binghamton, Owego, Wa
reys al 10 50 NJ Passengers for Buffalo Aking ths Train
VIII lake the Express Train fro Albany Of Geneva and
WAY AND MAIL TRAIS-Ats 80 AM stopping At all the
Misunderstanding Al Corning the evening TO 80 ock
Way Train 81 50 Pm. Tor oasvile and AZ n,ermedi-
NIeHr EXPRESS TRAM, at SPIN stopping at Pisrmoui,
soferus Chester Goshen, Md letown Ousve Port
or Buffalo By this train proceed Geneva dine here and
take the Express Tram from Albany, arriving Buffalo
next evening Passengers for Ilhacs Cayusa Bridge and
towns on Caynge Lake take the OF the Cayugs and
susquehsnns Railroad at owego, which leave Immediately
Lyeomng Counties Pa take The Of the Corning and
Bossburg Railroad Corning Stages leave Narrowsbarg
toV ES nd c5Tnna On s vTssN o Wsys. ae
" '--'' -- TRAINS TO new YORK 'o' HA'n'
ExPsEss TRAIN leaves Geneva a. 80 A. M. stopping
ElmrA WSvery, .lFsetOyvine,l owego, Blnghamiou
Lsusbcro Deposit Nsrrowsburg Port Jerv. Middleown
goshen Chester suferns, and Piermonl arriving In New
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning at So AN stop
Ping 81 ali the stations and arrives In NewYork 81 f5PA
MIGHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Geneva al 81 Pm and
Corning a. stopping all the stations Of Port
yefv', and M!cdeowD, Goshen Chester, Sudorus and
PlsrInoni, arriving IN New YORK al An
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvilie al 40 An Stopping a. all
NE stations, and arriving IN New-York a. 10 JAM
" Special Train Monday morning leaves Port
JeIys 50 M stopping ali The stations and arriving
u New forf Al 10 An.
rEwBuReH BRAscH leaves Newburgh Al AN and 50
"a ana T N connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester at 50 M and Is d. and IS M or
OF me trains from the West freight trains esys
Ner% s o. q 8 N and Chester al Bpm
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier FOOT Duana., .tspu
1regnl Tor Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and All nisces
west taken by Express, freight trains and n Forwarded
through without delay. '''"sueo
my&n CHARLES MINoI snnar..,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
Lat of Patents
sued from the United Patent Office during taswssk
ending June q, 1850.

sHed from the United Patent Office during thsioek
ending June q, 1850
Solomon Andrews Of Perth Am)oy, N. J.-For model
for Vessels Dated June Is. 1850
A. N Billings and Thomas A. Ambrose ofCaremont N.
H-For Improvements 10 Connecting aud Disconnectng
Hubs and Axes Dated Jure % 1850
John A Cleveland OF Charleston S. C-For Improve
In setting Artificial Tech by atmospheric pressure
MeItonn G. Br, ant OF L. well Mass-For improvements
In Looms FOR weaving Cut Pie Fabrics Dated June q 1850
Thomas Cullberlson and George Scott OF Philadelphia
Pa-For improvement IN Back Presses Dated June 25
Peter " Encot Of Phi sdelphls For Improvem snt
In Atmospheric Chums Daed June q, 1850.
George III. Horn OF Boston, Mass For Improvement in
Ilec;Iic TeiegTsphs Daled June Is, 1850
Jason G Howard OF North r ,sion Mass For Machine
forming Washers aod attaching them 70 Carpet Tackle
A. Lvineson Johnson OF Baltimore I'D For Improve
menl In the Hinge Of Rolling Iron Shutters Dated June
John A. Whipple and William 3 Jones Of Boston, Mas,
For improvement In producing Photographic Pictures
Abrsm Keagy OF Middle Woodbury., Pa-For Improve
ment In Cooking Stoves Dsted June o. 1850
Nathaniel Myers OF ChsrlesOwn, Va and Frederick G.
Smith of Hsrpers Ferry Vs-For Improved Arrangement
Of Sash Stopper. Dated June Is 1850
John X. Nelson of ROCKVILLE, Tenn For Improvement
10 Mounting the Knife 10 Suew Cutters Dated June % 1850
Nathaniel Potter OF Es.t Hamburg, Y.-For Machine
Charles Rodger Of Montpelier V-Fof Improvement In
the Weed Cutters of Culuvaer. Dated June 25 1850
T. r. Tmby Of CsIo Four. Corners, Y-For Improve
men In aler Wheels for increasing or diminishing their
Dismeers Dated June %, 1850.
10 seltActing Cheese Presses Dated June 25, 1850
William Upheld Of Lancaster, onio-For Improvement
In Boot Trees Dated jane 25 1850
Miles S. Watkins Of somervilie, Tenn-For Improve
ment In Carriages Dated June 25, 1850
Hiram sw Of Boston, N. Y; sud Thomas P. How OF
Buffalo, N Y.-For improvement in Waste Gates. Dated
June Is, 1850
DESIGNS.
Job Owens, Jacob Ebert snd Elbridge Dyer OF
Hamilton OhO-For Design for Stoves. Dated June 25
1850.
Washbnrn Race OF Seneca Falls, ~ Y-For Design for
Stoves. Dsted June 25 1850
William L. Senderson of Troy, N. Y.-FOr Design for
COOKING Stoves-Daed June Is, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
sTuv REGULAR MAIL LINK BR.
&u24sEI&-TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.YORK,

VIA bIOnlnFtOu and FrOVIdence.-Inlan6
route, without ferry change OF cars or baggsge-fbs
steamers c. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt William II. Fraxse, In conneokioa
with the slonngon and Providence and Boston and Prov
dence Railroads, leaving NewYork daily, (Sundays az.
copied fom Pier North River fret wharf above Bal
terry Place al o'clsck, r. NJ. and sionington
clock, r h. or upon the arrival Of the mall mon
Boston These steamers built prsssly for route
and In every respect particularly adapted navigs
ton Of Long Island Sound The accommodations for pes.
sengers commodious and CONFERENCE.-The oc co.
psble and experienced The route being the shortest and
no. direct between Boston and NewYo passengers are
steamboats, and railroads running various ponts os4
those cities. The c. VANDERBILT win leave New.York
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Stonngton Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday. The COMMODORE VIA
leave New-York Monday, Wednesday and Friday. LesvO
Bennington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. NJ B-Pas.
Senges the arrival OF the steamers al Sionngtou pre-.
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad cars to Prov
dence hIa Boston A baggsge-msster accompanies eas
train to and from Boston FOR passage bsrths ssateroon
or freight applications may be made 70 the agents u
wharf and al The Office, 10 Bsttefy-place =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
~ cEsazs- 5OCLOCK LINE IT.
II; -. FOR HUDSON and zss9s.;szz|

LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM. II.
keeD will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedsrst on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO.
LUNBlA, Capt c. y King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al o'clock connecting with the stages at New.
burgh, Kingston and Catskill
HUDSON AND BERKsHIsE RAlLRoAD.-The psssenger
lfaius OF tbs Road ser March IS will leave Hudson and
Wes Stockbdge daily Sundays excepted a. follows:
Leave Iiudson ait NJ and IS P. NJ and West Stock.
bridge a. 7 A. N and 2. NJ.
Freigr trains with passenger attached viii leave
Hudson at II A. NJ and West Ssockbhdge, at 10 so NJ
Passengers by the morning train from Wes, Stocabhdge
may take the day boat for NewYork the boat for POUCH.
leepse and thence by Railroad to New.York by o'clock
2 d. Fare by siter route from Budson, not exceeding
g. %
Passengers by the evening train will find the steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
tbs fare Of those boats will be any other evening
bosi the rver-from 81 50 downward the line boss
may set The example
Through tickets from West Stockbridge to New.York
" So and The fare In returning Passengers should
recoect that This fare includes berhs which excluded In
the fares OF ether routes
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening con-
meet Win the trains Of ths western Roads heretofore
leo 6In J. p WATERMAN snpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&es 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, at O'Clock A. n. and
tPh through In so hours The tho Pennsylva,
MIA Railroad are OF the very hest and comfortable
seriphen Nav paahss. hag. bean placed lk.s,
and furnished with especial reference 70 the comfort and
convenience OF travellers aordng the assurance OF qu
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort will be made render this tho most desiblo
route TO the West
For sests apply al IA Msrketst and D. corner YhrG
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN. COLDER CO.
For tickets and further Information apply ai Wes-sf
Hew-York ml8 Il. H. HINOE8 Agent