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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
Burlington Wholesale iIousp

Thorn & MCOwen are just eccivins their fall and
winter stock OF dry goods AMI notions, purchased
in New York and Philadelphia, and to which they
respectfully invite the particular attention Of Mcr-
chants and PeaiarS their stock 10 we'll as sorte
aud consists OF general variety Of every .hing in
the dry goods and notion line. all of which they are
determined To sell as low as they lie bought at
any regular house west of New York, viz:
DRY GOODS.
&c Bales al. ~ and 81 brown sheetinr;
do "a and A. heavy do drilling;
1900 Pieces American French and English Prints;
900 do 3, aud At hieached shirting;
90 do assorted Ginghams;
20 do hickory shifting;
80 do brown Canton Flannel;
rs do red yellow aud white wooden do:
1875 do alpaca mernocs and mohair !us,res;
90 do fancy vestings; 10 do shamhrays;
300 do shawis, all sorts and kinds,
AIS" cashmeres, dcia'ns, plaid linseys. black
ana drah cloths fancy mX'i an black cas- simeres
anu sat'netsh brussels carpet, satchcls and sacks,
carpets, canvass and paiiiags, cloth caps, wool
gloves, fancy cap neits, barred muslins plain
Jickoaets, Nc.. &c. &C.
YANKEE NOTIONS sc.
$4,000 G. D. gun caps; $50 gross asst side combs;
100000 S. b. X w. II. c. gun caps;
$4,000 sewing and yarn needles;
500 do patent thread:
1000 lbs. assorted blue an white cotton thread;
soo great gross agate shi,t buttons;
22o do do bone and paper suspcnder buttons;
100 do pearl shit do
go do assorted coat do
.Io over do do
l25 gross assorted tuck combs;
900 dozen fine :. and :. :. do;
5lo do gum suSIenders;
$500 do spool cotton: 1000 packs pins:
400 lbs. OF pins; 1000 liihog, q, hic rints:
400 d"zenraz"r s!inps; 500 gross vest buttons;
AIS" hrrast pins. rings, ear rings, fancy glass
boxes. hair cloth tooth. shoe and shaving hru she's
heads an bead neck aceS of all kinds, C.. s. pl,tet
britannia and iron spoons. scissors shears, knives
th'mh''s, steel beads, clasps. purse twist, sewing
SILK. SILK and cotton hdk's. black and fancy silk
cratats. fish lines and hooks. all kinds Of fancy
$" ps G. = ana plated specks. al kinds of pocket
AMI hui hnnks. port monies, silk and cotton purses.
harmnnch watches, visiting cards. OK marrow. gilt
ana zinc mirrors ncit sli les, shoe Iaces, knitting
pis picture frames, shirt studs, hooks and
eyes ball cord, waters, Irish linen, laces, edginy
ahilnserting. hlackny. comforts, gloves and Nuts,
steel pens, steel aud silk watch guards, states and
pencils. pocket and dressing combs. C. s. and
WOO pencils, vest buckles. whale homes Hormo
hicas'lews' harps. Sc, &C.: great variety Of
oth"r notions to" tedious to mention. Main
Street. bet ecn jeff 'rson and Washington
Bu lig'on, Iowa, Nov. 7, 1850.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found OF In Of or Fits
spssmodic Complaints and general Nervous lions
OF the Head and upper exremities Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
I'D
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

MEMS WEAR.
NLOTHS: large assortment Of black and fancy
~ colors, some very cheap; doe skins and cas- ST.
meres. plain and fancy satnetts, large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans of various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 3, so G. LAUMAN Il BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These alarming and terrible complaints are sIwAys
caused by derGngement Of N. Nrrr.s The BrLr
BK.c.L,Ts FLr,p will cure nearly every cas-. M
matter how young Old the patient hos confirmed
the complaint Numerous AMI astonishing proofs In
possession of the proprietor
e. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country Of the most extraordinary character be
given If required.
GI'- No trouble inconvenience s.t-nis the ~
DIR. CERTSTTE'S G.fLT.iyTC ARTICLES and they
may be by the feeble and delicate with per
feet and safety. In many the s,,end
ing their use Is kghy p aaHt and asrttabEe They c@a
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The GaIvaric Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanlc Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles arc ACCOMPANIED BY full ,s4 rl.,
directions Pamphlets with full particulars nav l. -
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION,
eJ- Beuar@ Of courtert,its and Tor.4L.s ratafs~.
,. G. MOREHEaO, M. O..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sr.rrs
I32 Hrosaws~ View ycrH
Sold by J. F. IALLaHr, only auiaarizee A.
Eeht fot Burlington, Iowa. -j-Pamyhiats AM Cir
euars furnished g'aus. tNov -, Is5o-eowy
TTRsuLINE Manual. G,Tae, of the Soul, K-y O.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
Or. Shristie,s Calyanje Curatives.

consists in the fact that they and disease BY
ouuaTd application in place Of the usual mole Of drug
gng, and PHI sticking the patient till exhausted NstuIs
sinks hopeIessly under the infection.
They strengthen the rhole syssm, eguaii:e the eircne-
ton Of the Mood, promote the secreoHs. and
tie slightest injury under any circumstances Since their
Introduction in the United States only three years since
S,or
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

WANTED.
M ana Green Hides, for which will pay the
= n'ghest price in cash foct II, RS ADAMS
Eresh Druss, Paints, Oils, GLASS, &c.
VT received and for sale low, 800 boxes VIM
Oo0w Glass, extra thickness. as sorted sizes:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

= STONES.-We have just received a com
<IGz plete assortment: Of Reliance. Premi I'M and
f1N Double Hearth Air Tight Eureka Cooking
~ stoves-also, Parlor and Heating stoves, all
OF which we offer very cheap. Housekecpers and
persons wishing to purchase are requested to call
ana examine our as soItment LAUMAN Il BRo
jy corner Jefferson 4 Water SITS, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

WOOD AND CORN WANTED.
AJAX, Maple, Ash and hickory Wood. also Corn
Owanted, in trade for Clothing. Hats and Caps
by SrURGIS X son, Hat and
Clothing Store opposite City Auction Rooms
N. B.-The highest prices in CASH, paid for all
KINDS OF FURS burlington, oct. 3, 1850
/ EATHER.-i000 lbs Sole Leather, chesuut
IL bark tan, for sale low
aug s. 80 e ARMSrRDNC G. "a
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
4 De.anyement oh Che Ycryeus Sy.ten,.

Co In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Neit
cnes increase the disease for they weaken the vital
ges of the already Frustrated system while under
Strengthening lfegHing, vitaiizng influence Of Gal
vans, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery, the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored to former health strength elasticity and yigor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

Dye W0.ds and Stuffs.
sOsV nsLs ground Camwocd; 90 bills ground log
81 wood; 8 bbis ground Fustic; bhls ground
Mic wood tbls ground madden; 500 lbs. extrac,
logwood; bbls Alum: bbls Coppcras, for sale by
july 80 EEGAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

T
4 SPLENDID stock of Almanacs for 1851. com.
a rising nearly dozen kinds, just received lay
nov IA + ABRAUAMs
AfTARCH: 200 HIS. Columbus Pearl Starch. for sale
at tn"v ~ TALLAN7'S Drug store
NIEEHSALIST BOOKS, Tor sale at
~ oct ~ AERaHAMS' hook store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

r. = ~
IVARDW ARE.-.0 doz Hunts n Mann's Axes;
l. Il 20 dozen shovels and spades; $50 sad Irons;
10 dozen grain shovcls; 900 lbs. wrought Nails;
10 do assorted manure and Hay Forks;
1900 lbs Log Chains; 400 lbs. strap HingeS;
i25 dozen assorted knives and Forks;
90 do do Butcher Knives;
100 do do Pocket Cutlery;
$50 do narrow and vile Butts, assorted sizes;
$50 gross screws, together with good ssortment
of Locks and Latches, hand and cross cut saws.
iatrhets. Augers, Gimlets. etc. etc. for sale by
oct 3, $50 w CooLBAuGH & Co
I ,RoCERIES.-We have good stock Of Sugar,
Coffee, Tea. NJ plasses, Tobac, o, Indigo, Mad.
der, Pepper. Allspicc, Ginger, Alum, Nutmegs,
Gloves, Starch, Candles. Soap, Chocolate, etc, for
sale Cheaa f"r cash by (o3) GARRETT COOPER
ANALt.-lvU sacks Ground Alum salt; 100 bbs.
- Kenawha salt; for sale cheap for cash by
oct }. 80 GARRETT 4 COOPER
l)DUTS AND SHOES: rs cases Of Boots and
I)Shoes. comprising n general assortment, just
received from Ph!a.elphia, and for sale cheap by
oct 3, 1850 GARRETT * CooPER
NAILS AND GLASS: 90 kegs Boston and Pitts
Y bnrgh Nails, all sizes: 90 boxes by 10; 10 do
10 by IL glass in store, and for sale by
oct 3, so GARRETT COOPER
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NOTICE
ALL Z EADY.

nCHENCK 4 DENISE havin: purchased the
Saanghtcr and Packing House formerly occupi-
IN T. D. Rand, AMI having made large additions
heseto ere prepared with Cnoperage and Salt to do
aggressive business in Strengthening and Pack
IN BET and Psrk on commission.
thankful for past favors, we would respectfully
al bayers 10 give MS trial in our new location
bsieving. from our experience in the busin
u en- Rise entire satisfaction.
Dufington, Nov. 81. '50-3t SCHENCK 4 DENISE
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FLANK ROAD NOTICE

oTICE.-1he Subscribers are opening at their
/ Y brick Ware House on Water street. general
assortment Of Groceries, etc, which they offer on
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce: They are
also prepared to transact General Commits ion,
Forwarding and Storage business and respectfully
solicita share Of pubic patronage. PARSONS 4 Co.
Burlington, Iowa, rtober. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

l)RiNrS: French and English Prints new aud de-
l srable styles London puppies, mourning, Tur-
key red, American prints Merrimack and Coche-
co, blue and orange blue and green, fancy and fur
niture Prints, just received and for sale by
oct ), $50 G. LAUMAN RRD.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ NEWS blue blanket and over Coars;
l. - 10 do drab do do
l2 mems blue Jackets; - line pilot cloth coats;
so satinett and tweed coats; l2 doz l. Shirts;
$50 pairs black and fancy ssimerc, sa,inett,
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk, merino, cloth and ValentiaVeSts;
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers;
cotton, m arino and silk under shirts, ETC., ETC.,
which will he sold very cheau by
oct 3, so GARRETT & COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21
5000 Persons

CERTIFICATES And TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undoubted Char,cter,
FROM all parts Of the country could be given suseaf
"a nrrn rnlnuIl. In tI.a-I
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

u store, aud are now r.
selected stock of GroCeri
Louis prices and freights.
so hgs prime Rio coffee
10 do do Java do
40 bh!s Belcher's clar-
lied sugar:
10 do loaf Il crusrd do
10 hhds N. o. sugar;
40 hbls S Fl MolasSes;
90 1 do do do
20 bbls best plantation;
80 boxes ass'dVirginia
Tobacco;
81 do Lewis. Bros 4
Co.'S 5's Tobacco;
10 do smoking do
200 do assorted Cigars;
5000 lbs Boston saleratus
1000 do best OmbreMad-
der:
900 do Spanish float In
digo;
. bags Pepper;
; do Pimento;
100 lbs. Cloves;
so do Nutmegs;
I'D boxes Chocolate;
20 do Mustard;
90 Go No. l, soap;
10 do vatiegated do
10 do No. I. starch;
s bbls. Ginger:
B do Alum;
10 boxes T D Pipes;
SO mats Cassia;
10 boxes Pepper Sauce
For sale low for cash, by
oct Z. 1850 w.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

CALIFORNIA BOOKS.
RAYARD rayloi's new work IL Doraco or adj
Jventurcs in the Path of Empire; Sights in Gold
Regions; Life in California; residence anon, the
Gold finders; Notes OF Travel in California; Kinr,s
California Report ETC., just received and for sale at
nov - ABRAHaMS' book store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

in part, as follows
ID rs cashmere;
10 Ia Sa 'tiEettS;
co 60 tickinss y apron
Checks;
'o doz. assorted wool
len comforts;
% dcz. hickory shirts;
25 do twillcd flannel
shirts aid drawers;
90 coz. royal ribbed do
rs lbs. Eastern yarn, all
colors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do BLK patent thread
30 rhiidrcn'S sacks:
20 Bay State Shawls:
Is Calo.ed embroidered
Thibet S,,awlS:
25 Silk,in'd ladies'hoo6s
100 rs. assorted flannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
Q ~ z. Fancy cravats:
, 30 Nirtorincs & cuffs;
20 Mantilia Polkas.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

I ROCERiES, &C., &c.-The subs cribers have in
store, aud are now receiving. large and well
selected stock of Groceries, which they offer at st
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-21

Leather aud Findings.
1ToRocco, calf, lining and topping skins;
WI Cincinnati oak sole leather; kip do
Red spanish sole leather; Upper leather;
Harness and bride leather-a general assortment
Of findings, just received and for sale by
octi7,'s y'r Wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

NEW FRONTIER PosT-rhe Fort Smuh Herald
,ays that the train Of supplies for the new post 20
be established on the frontier had lefs that place
10 charge Of LIST Lieu. Fred. Myers, 5;h lniantry'
on It's way to GsiDess Creek, at which place Capt
Marcy with his company was Awaiting his arriysi
u 10 supposed that tbe new post will be located
rear the head waters OF the False Washiti, on
she return route Of Capt Marcy from Dons Ans
sBd near bis route out 70 Santa Re. Toe Pos. UP
fee for this post will be at Fort Wsshita ln'
train consisted OF thir,yole ox-tesm "Ason'' wv
pieces NJ ordnance, one cs'son, ana ore 01Ip -
broc. TIE company has been well soPPI'o 49,
Qusrtsrmsster, Coromissary and hosp'si .so'eA,
by Can't A. Montsomerv, u. g. Ou1t9rma'ter AZ
Fort Smith who exested himself 10 rs usoaI en-
frgetic manner IN ex oedit4 the departure OF the
train Tho post will be called Fort Arbuckle.
s1EAsEoar AccIDEsT-The steamer Mianto.
poni Of Providence ran on rock OF w oofs Hole,
Bsrustsble Co Mass. on the 2lst, aud stove age
boe through her SIDE. She was instantly turned
toward the shore, and ten minutes after reaching
II vent down. She was built last Spring, and has
been employed on excursions. She bad only ten
or twelve passengers 90 boar at the time, b1: vas
going TO Msrthas Vineyard 70 bring 20 Providence
some four hundred persons who have been attend
ing o camp meeting - tbs vineyard. Il 10 th 1ught
sic can be raised and repsire3. Her principal
owne' ia N. Potter Esq. Of Providence.
GIsLRAL WAsBlSGroS's SPEcTAcLEs-We
NtEf iOt ittlE FPfihtNi my VI ~ -
learn that the spectacles worn by Gen. Washing
ION throughout the Aevo utionsry war, ae now Ia
the possession Of aged and highly respectable
lady in this city, by the name OF Marsh. One OF
her relatives, long since dead, received them IN eS
chance from the hand of w Arlington himself for
pair farnithed at the time aud they have since
como into the possession Of the lady referred to BY
regular descent They ars Of heavy silver frame,
with very large round glasses, aod apparently con,
structed after the style we have been accassomeo
HocAs grandmother. The worthy owner OF them
prefers their use 10 that ofsny other matter how
sxtravaeeEt or costly may be their finish, and We
40 OF wonder Att Detroit Advertiser.
IzY- Jot aih an Monroe OF 6eekonk, Il /. has been
arrested for an attempt 70 commit rape on his
own daughter. He has hitherto been regarded as
respectable man.
FIRE AT NEw.REDFoRD "A bake-house belong.
ing 10 Smith Il Wilcox was burned up on the 2lst.
Loss e. 900; Insurance. $4,000.
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III p3szssxgJ yggL9GM LINZ -
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INTERMEDIATE


sAHpINes-Fbs steamboat HUDSON SspI wm. Il.
Eeen N leave Tho steamboat pier loot OF Cedsrsl %
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and ths steamer CO
LUABlA, Capt C. y. King, OF fuesdsy, Tnursisy and
Saturday al o'clock connecting win ,hs s'Rgss n Few.
s1rgh, Kingston snd Cstssih
HUDsos Ash BEsEsHIRs kAILsoAD.-Tns passenger
b1lns VI hs Road, sfer Mach IS viii SAYS Hudson snd
Wes Slockhndge dsly, tSandsys excepted, a. follows.
Leave Hudson All A. N. sud Z bk. ". srd wss s.oes-
kndgs att A and IN.
Freghi Hslnf, win psssengsf etr slsehsd VIII
Hudson 81 III A. ~ and West btocsbddge, AL 50 A NJ
Pts-nRers by the morning siu RON Wesl siocs bridge
rty lbe day boat for NevYork the bo- for Pough-
geepse sod themes by Rsilroed 10 Hew-York By O'Clock
r " Fare BY lsrsr rouis from Hptsos, ret exceeding
o. IS
FnsenEers By n. evening uaia vii 6ud be steamers
SOLUHblt and HUDSON always waiting for hem, ard
TIE fare Of hose boats will be - o- sry other evening"
boat tho nyer-lnon ~ 70 downward % The Inc boas
nay sci The example.
fbrOozb deseu rcz west s,oekoridZs 70 ns~-rcrk,
81 - the fare In resurrrg Passengers snorA
recoect that his fare Includes b>rhs vticr syel.d>d
tbs fares Of other routes.
The rains from Hudfon, eo,s morning and evening sss
rect with he rprf q hs Western Roads heretofore
IsSsn IT. WATERMAN, s1pt
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

~ UNITED STATES NAIL sREAssSY
49,. : UNI TN ROUGH PASSAGE 10
CALlfOANiA-Tb puzzle OIL h. grsiit =.
- lssrr tbsi ~ Jn7e s-ses Asi Steamship Compsr-
ccuple.s ~ siding P-s.ebgsfI hrOdgh trou S-TfoA
70 sAr FrGncifco Ao1 zach
Ir IL frIi stsenpts = ths Coups-y 10 mesi D. $50
q utre 70 CA2n. hy proveirg ships 90 ~ P.cSc *
eo1necEoa WI Se,f 'aips iron Ne~-foys 70 Chsgr-.
t1eJ were FlefeLN 4Qoc, Al re srg-ui s0uciisaon 4
- great ul1lef ~r Co 20 0L ~ 81 fcs,xs o.
bro1gh Fafaas 20 f0l fA1.ms Id GiVarcs 1r h- "a %
n.u gci5s roC-d fos sss fous ton i-sr- " accoc
Dodais hos 10 could procure pAs-sF-s N osaes
--2reI, AZ - go Ehaseser MS. rr Le.er ul
icy would reach San rr.rei,-o 49, ~, - ~ go
Ere lrforrscer ccuirsA and Lle % sGsDcs u fsF-r
a. ko &c metro ~ he tine, prevented tneI shios rom
r=scars fAAs = soo1 - srclpas1 slo esused de.eu-
lhe lsr.f' N-ica VA rcre.ss1 81 he npzceuce Of
pAssergsrf II going forward sxs,n hs aivtcs o. .as
Company !. ~ esrhe- day As7 TIE shi5 eoaid possh'g
retch PacAma-
Thee. i1terEF. 81 are row a. removed Thros o; Ia
fcrr thPt Of Ine o1Ps1y naDdec ior The Pso6c service
formed TIPS 70 san FrAncsco back so that ne Con-
PAP Ee noN - . give tae pabc 100 ssSgTsncs Aa ne
voyage hrc1tl ZOE NeuNOrs o. Szl Frs-ca-o w. q
performed win regularity and dispatch
Their Fscine Lie, rom Pausus 70 San Francisco coz
rssa 0ftne
KIPUBLIC, Capt. Hucson. COLUMBIA Can. F-..
IsrHMUs, Capt Hheac5cE kNTELOPEcSstG eklsT.
rheir ktanse sno Gqlf Lane from NewYorE 70 chaSret
q the GEORGIA, Capt Porter. Z. sN
OhIO, Cast Schenek. L. SIN.
FALCON, Capt HsrJ.etn. y. s..
Ire ccrrecuor Defreec The two ues giu Be cars'- "
ard egulSI tept up 20 ihai 20 delay beyond the
say OF ne snip n pom a. Panama vii arise
The lsrge Gze, vel known speed, and superior accom-
nocArors OF iheiF New York alt chA.es Line and La
speed and accommodations Of the ships Of ths Psche
Line oeer zoe most certain rapid and pssssoi through
Tue OHIO leaves August y, uSPM
aus ir ~. y kOSERTs, cor Warren ana West IA
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~ c1szauxsl, Nsw-xOhn s. Ehlk 1AiA'
~ &c. B AD -aEN RouYE 70 sUFrA.

u u
~ Ssss5S--7sy ROAD KEW k0uYE 70 sUFsk.
@--DLOA AND TIE WEsr-surmsr Ar.
Gorpinr. s-ssvs koehes,sr sur,lo and inssrneti,is
Isces daily, snnasys exeer,eel o. fesneoss HosAs
PoWELLor ERIE tom pier foo, q ouare-a 4, follows
Epl,u faAs, ats - A u. roppnE GUY II suasrns.
Chester Goshen, sidceso-r for Jervts, Narowsourg,
or,ys IInirs and Jesersor striving ii eeasvs s:sf T.
P,ss-rg.rs for Rochester, sufso, he. can lodgs a. 9s
soans 1s % .sd sua. E sl.as s .ss 1 ns
Is passengers vi Albany, with The sdVHnAgs S.s nigass
Way Isp Nan rsns-Ats 80 An ,sspptns Al al iss
Misunderstanding Corning evsning a. 10 Is oeA
Way FAM al Is r n !,s ousvtils sas AZ nisrznes:
HIsHr rHr,.n rsAI-, assn Pr. nops;as at risE.
ros. ruferut CRese, Goshen, hitae.oxn, Port Jsr.
oI sufso D. us rsn proceed 10 ssc.7s din; Aors .nd
t,ke the Express Yr-n frcr Ao1nJ arriving az s1fss
owns on osyug. L.ie t,is TIE ear, o. re csJuss and
31sguensnna Railroad a. Ovego which lea - nedatoy
kyccminE counties Pa tsfs , cars Of he Corning and
slossourg Railroad q. Corning Stages lcsvo Nsrovsburs
seposii L.nesborc, slngh,mion, oweso Nsveily Fss-
tc,yvlc,l Elui-a and Corning on arysi % he naas.
YRAINs TO NEW.YoKK
EErEsss SsArs lesves Gsnevs Al Is A. n stopping al
slnira ws'erly lr.c,oyvils.l o-ego, 5inehsnicr,
Chester and snEsn. arriving ~ Nsw. forknsA
NAY Aso MAIL fs.lF lesv-s corrinE O. An stop
Near CrPRs. fEiIs leaves Geneva 81 5 Is Y. n and
sorDing AL - Pm. stopping Al al the stations ives, OF
Per Jervis and Al hddle,ovp Goshen ches's; safsrns
and Piennopt arriving IN New-Yors ste IN
TRAIr leaves Ousville oil IS A n stopping a. al
Tho stations, and arriving IN Hew-fork 81 III An
- Special frsiu 90 Monday morning leaves ror
ysryis 80 stopping n oil h- sailors AMI arriving
Ia New Yors a. 10 Az
NEwBuses Bs.rcH leaves Eevb5rgh =, 10 An and
~ n and IS P.h connecting -ilh the trains going
west tesys Chester ate So n and r ~. and 2sr NJ
or o arrival OF me trains from the WesL
RkEGHr rsAIs, leave IRON pisr foot Duknstl ats
grsIgb for Gsueva Rochester and sasso aac q, place.
W-s skeo by Express freight trsas ard V forwarded
isrongh withopi delay.
EVAN CHAHkFS AINOT, Hdeertftasdens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
1850 CENTRAL kAiLKoAp OF n JERSEY isSs
SUMMER AkRAd0EhENfE,

NO commencing April !, l6t--fns Road
eItends fon Elirsbstbport s. miles 10
Wits House n J. reducing Tho staging beiwesn lae tor
rinus Of The Rosd and Esston Is niles and 70 school,
sys Mounuin 70 IL miles. This line leaves NewYors By
steamboat Red JACKET 81 pier kve,, and connects
with rains the NegJerssy Railroad, bch leave New
York from foot Of CoTuands si ma sane hour. new
rouIs 70 Eehoosys ho1riaF with less siazSg tbss sag
ether.
PAnusER TIAn U,.-Enss1Ssrs vii lests rev.
Yort By steamboat from pier ~ g. or by The Ncv jersey
Railroad foog Of Corlsndsi sl9 n. and IN lssys
IlEAbethtown al 10 An. AID efS.
PAuEssRa fkAs DovF.-Lears wins oo1ss FL 80
n and LIS Pm North Brsoeh q! bbS n N. snd 10
Fn; somsrvlls al 8 10 An and 2l0PH sOons sroot
n6 An ard 40 Pm; PlAinSeld al 40 AN and a<o
IN. ResIked AeH An and y u Eissbsbtovu q
IT'S and l0SO Az and 3gFH
Pc freight vain with ps:sen stsensdl v SAYS
White House al - AN, somsfyiils 40, flRntsA SIS
ard ElIsbethporL hystesmbosL a. % ~ Returning,
leave heWIOrs, by ssesg6osi ssd Soesss k0r pier
Morn River, niPN
be The boat Al l2s O'clock % Insure 0sax IsEs,
lhfOogh hslday.
irain hom Ne~.Yoyt White House 70 convey p.s-
tsuge-s E1stor, Wukes0zrfe oeln4eoera, AeDtown,
ksach chanf Pa snd 70 yenn ZION, Lebanon, chnton,
Milford, Bethlehem, sOoasOurK, He~-Hsmptcn, Wna,
l1gson, ard ssViisrs y J. On f1sss,y, fhurt.y ard
Sslurdsy Dsisvs,s W.lef CAP sr0rdfs1fs, tsrtors
se stanhoPs DsseviIs, sacGovs, and Lsess-trrsiror
FcfEs, &C. fA.
NIB Al bsEssss ., he hsf Of Zoe .~n-s, aatii 1siy-
s,e1 i1lo ne possession o. ~ AEenti Of &c Con
gsry and cheeks Or receipt, s1sea therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
PEuusYLvAxIA RAuaQAD.
r. 1850.

ytoUxER AND RxPkESs LINE 70 PIxRGDU84R
LHsvss PHILADELPHIA Dolly, q Q eeosk 4 - -
tYN-aroaSn n % bo1rs fhs eafs - - R0yDH
"A Rairosd are u 70 ysry go aad ness eaa1xae -
seaeooe - ~, 49,. 49,, ~ - J, -
sscvsussoes of usvsiss s1osd1ns - aanznsa q -
"a asrssabts Journey - RinnbaSgk
Tor sss,s Apply q ~ nsrsssSG sas m ssna -
~ aSlss - hrk9 Aisrunnsa slP1 Wae0
usv-IGA an Z Z 9o0oA 49,