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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
Medical AssocIation.

TnE MElas CouSrY MEDICAL AssOcIArIon will
hold its annual meeting in Pomeroy, on Saturday
May 10th, at 10 o. clock, A. NJ 10 ..,.ss,a
punctual attendance Of oil its members is re-
questedc9e Is ds elao ssf,-,
The snpEa lecture viii be delivered BY Isaac
TRAIN, NJ D. r,i a'ln ,a.gsa s1s..
Y b,aslor aoHAs. Fs THOMAS, sec,y. :,
Sfomeroy April 2t tS eld
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

GTMr. KERR,..of the Cincinnati, ia again
entitled 10 our grateful Acknowledgements fet
'halfA ream ofdaily papers, representing ,b
entire river pfesss,. 4, ~ I, ..,''N i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

&The first ticket 10 JENNY LIMBS con.
certs in Cincinnati. sold for $3.50. M'ELE-
vEY, Merchant Tailor, on Broadway was
the purchaser. H .lara4 .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
POMEROY.-SALT

|. 6TWe learn lha. TWO companies have
recently been organized on this side the
qver, to engage in the salt business. One
In MiddlePort and one in Pomeroy. These
companies are composed of our most sub.
s'antial men. The operations we under.
stand will be commenced Immediately, and
but brief time viii elnpse before we shall
see Pomeroy and Middeport sal, quoted
throughout the Market reports fine West.
@HAwoRrH's Oio Company. has been
performing at the Cour House in this pIoce.
We did not attend, but from wha9%e can
learn we should say they are rszer some
horse" concern. Yellow papH and nigger
cuts don't take in this place. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

0TJUsTIcEs ELEcrIoNs.--The following
elections Tor Justice ofthe Peace, in ,he
townships named, were made on the 17,h
inst:
Chester--BARz1LLA JRwErr.
salem--JosHuA P. CoBuRN.
LebanOn-HENRY s. LAWRENCE.
Salisbury-S. S. PANE.
Letort-SPENcER II. HArMAN, GEoeRs
L. PIPER. straf
6T CORPORATION ELRcTIoN.-The fol-
lowing officers were elected at the corpora.
lion election in Pomeroy, on Saturday last !:
MAyoR-Aaron Murdock.
REcoRDER-Lewis s. Nye. a5
CoUNcIL--Oren Branch,
M. Bosworth,
Y.B. Horton,
d a. VIM. M'Aboy, le,
II. B. Smith. ta l5aa.l 80
MARsHAL--lsaac Atkins. .8l D
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
Arrival Of the Pacific.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TuR oIucKFSp "TRIP yRTI

S& THE QuiCkESf ThlP SfEfl
NKw YoRK, April 10.
Tho steamship Pa i6c cached her dock
nj 81 o'clo k ihis morning having mado the
passage from Liverpool in 81 days. She
brings Liverpool dates to the 9th inst This
was the quickest run on record.
The Liverpool Cotton marke, was dull
ans prices pominal. The sales on Monday
reached 5000 bales, and on Tuesday, 1000
do. Grain market was firm wiihou. change
In prices. Provisions were as last noticed
Trade in The manufacturing districts was
dull and unsatisfactory. rs,,s,g n, ,og
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
1851.

N s. EDV
IL, the East
sirable Goods,
stock constitute
found in this n
of the best qual
advance on eas
may be found a
consisting Of
Figured and \
Printed Fra,
Black, Greet
Black, Green
Black and F|
Figured, Plall
A large assdl
sing the newea
French Prig
With an ana
Cotton Goods Nv
81 Together wAl
the newest an
Bleached a1e
All. T.C0-Cl0I
Tweeds, &c. 10
Do0oaro., A.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
MB MR IA TVN 1MrS
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
IN TIE WHOLE WORLD!
~. price Al NJ. RAM. .or O.. ua,.I.. T..

Il 10 now put up IN QUART BOTTLEs, Of the same
PO e & emc sasa 'edsy ss when n small bottles Each
med'esi9ns are 90 Strongly Concentrated that only
une idoie,pooNd 10 required at Dose-three dcy
thus one bottle lasts rwenty.One Days, which is much
ionger an bottle Of any other medicine la because there
"required OF this less quantity at q doee
The grent Sgsyiosity OF fs blood Purifier over all
ou'er medicines consists In in possessing
~ ~ part OF lie compound, the poDefL Medical Virtues
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
INDIAN Roofs and Harka.

which no other medicine possesses These The nos sia
TURNER'S OF the Blood that were known to eihe
v-soncentrdted Ertydes OF - - = = -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24

! do hereby certify iha, The foregoing is
correctly copied from tbs published list as
cerlihed 10 by the Secretary Of S.ale.
81 m SAMUEL HALLIDAY.
@ et Auditor Of Meigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-24
SarsapariIla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAERAs eARks.

make this Vegetable Extract, only the greatest Blood
Euriner, but also cheaper nsdicins by great odds
han any 0ther Il 10 eheape because the qsdny or II that
may be bought for One Dollar win last much longer and
% nS Surs y ne ren Ill Ilmes more Blooddlsease tbs0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
DEPUrArIoS FROM TAuMAsy HALL

The event Of yesterday was the reception Of the depu
tstion Of the Democratic Republican General Commit
tee consisting Of twenty persons II took place in the
dining room where the deputaten we're all drawn up In
two open lines and Kossuth made his appear.
they gave him three cheers such only heard
from the occupants OF Tsmmsny Hall This of their
quality evidently took the Magyar by surprise
seemed quite pleased with It.
DIR Augustus Sch ell then introduced Mr.. d. siekles
rs the gsxtleman appointed to read the address The
address was then read a. follows by Mr. sickles-
Gov. Ko,sr,H-The gentlemen present are deputs-
ton from the Democratic Republican General COMMITTEES
We derive our authority TO address yvu son this ocea
lion, ifom the following preamble and re.cr,ons;-
TsNMANY Halt. Dec. T. 1851.
At a meeting Of the Democratic Republican General
COMMITTEES held on Thursday evening December T. 1851
the following preamble and resolution were unanimously
sdopted, sn1 ordered 10 10 published -
whereas THIS committee has been Informed that the
husrieus sze. Louis kos.uih, Governor Of Hungary Ia
soon expected TO arrive In th, city as the gue Of tn
United States; and
whereas Ills distinguished talents and eminent ser.
vices which have been so eonspicuousy devoted to Che
liberation Of his native land and the smeorston Of t
oppressed people have warmly commended him to the
respectful and aectonate regard OF the citizens Of the
several States Of the Ams ricsn con 'ederacy; Ind
Whereas In the contest betwes Hungary aud Aus
ta the sympathes 81 the democratic republican party
o. the United states we're constantly aud universally de-
csred In our primary assebes and especially by the
democracy Of city in Tsmnany Hall In favor of the
great republican movement at the head OF which Koa
~ was hbu sun ls ana Nhffeas due regard for the
pth ana expectations Of constituents rec uires
IN a. IS ms OF the dcmocrstic
e,etors Of ire CITY f New York participate - the
general welcome which is to attest the homage our
people for ha republican with which the taro of
Hungsiy y SO hcnorsbly i1tptih-d Therefore.
K,toEc0 ffat committee OF FIVE be aud are hereby
appointed. consisting Of Messrs Daniel sissss Cbas
tTsnoiA James Libby Vim VI. Tweed and Augustus
sebe whose duty il saa be- tu prepare ar present 10
Louis hor nth Governor Ct Hungary address in the
ui this committee and in behalf q the democratic
republican ell ctcrs q this city embodyng The senti.
ment ard opinions contained In the foregoing prapm
nie ara thet such COMMITTEES be su,horzed IT, tender
hOssuth public reception 10 Tsmmaay Hall
81 oder a the General Commute
BOBt DILLON Chsirmen
5,l S t,,. Jte s,cre,arir,
We have seen. with great pleasure thst white 700
have D,tR tctnsvtjEed by the ErvsrSmsn' q. tas
tr'td stattt SO the repre- ativP q Huugasy yJu
hsvr also been welcomed the American ~ De
seSreaitsd organ Of the democratic party IN Leroys-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

FiEErN GENEvA "A Gre occ tired In Gereva "a
the 18th inst which ct one time tnrssteud Go dsstroy
the Franklin House The Hg- o1mms nrtd. fns lone
hcufe of " Il 4 steiey AID Wa soon oonmuni-
Gated to the livery ttelle q Nr Lewis Sept Lavi-
saved AL his cavriaFef .'itas, SC Nf. FOL un. &c ths
Franklin, slro faged i gre muvcsb. irg+r,y Va bis
ontbuiidngs Lssis 4 tU.vits lo-s lUU3 ltss-si 500
~ H. q q Pc Icy e irse ever insuran.e sy~,ut tsUO
E1ua
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The Turf.

The Turf.
MoRuI RACES Nov E.-Pacing purse 81 IS mile heats.
beet three In I've. 10 harness.
Jas Eods b m. Creole Maid .................1 2o11
Sam. Rice's Lady Mae ................ lO2l
Time, Observation-Disclosures
ssME DAY Saddle purse $3.50, two mile hssIs
- y. Buekskin -. ....................... 21f
sam. Rice's b Dot and Go One ............... 22
Time, 6Ii-7:lT-e:la
SAWS DAY Wsgou race, mile heats, In a5olos. wagons,
drivers, catch weights
Col 3 l. Jones br Bullics
Jas Hartley's b < Hswksye. .,............... az
Tine 33l-38.
SAVE D.r Mile heat races In harness purse tl25,
best three in Eve
W CottreIs br RsnoEn................. I 222
g Rce's 70 Squirrel. ................ "a IL
Time, 2:5s-256-2d6-3@.
McNroonEaY R,cts, Dee 2-Ths race vas Won BY X.
Myers sorfe At the first start there three
and after ruEning mie under this false
Ct the animals Withdrawn. After the race Mr.. Ny
whose animal the and Mr. Foster who drew
bis amin al after the false start, made match for
$500 on the same nags 10 come OF on Saturday next
BrRrR,Np CouHss --Montyomery Races-rhese rscsg
commenced the Bertrand Course TIE entries vero
as Jockey Club purse $500 for trvtter. i'm
harness two mile heats four entries, 10 wit
VIM. RobnHont dun Montreal .......... .. drawn.
Hereford Crsytons b. m Long May. ..... II
J H. Csneyt or Quebec ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Time 7:22--T.40
NsrcHsz R,css. Nov 20 First Day s-ccr,takes Nc.
l. mile heats Tor three years old $500 500
forfeit.
A. l.. Bpesmsnss by jordan dam Sarah rlaaeo I
". Mttrs b. G. Jericho by Jordsn, dan Jap.
bfiennias s......4...... .sss... q
Time, t.5i-l56
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
THE KOssUrH FUND.

The exhibitors and propretors of the diorams and
panorama Of London, Messrs. Sampson ficht viii
set apart the proceeds Of the exhibition Of their piano.
rama this evening" for the benefit Of the Hungarian
This panorama Is well worthy Of visit and this
evening particularly the great Of liberty 10 the
BENEFICIARY. The exhibition will take place at the stuy-
vesant Institute this evening at half past O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

We understand that the bar reception will be emo
Of the most brilliant festivals that has ever bssp
given IN the city. The tickets are selling rapidly
The hall will be splendidly decorated The enthusiasm
of the ladies has been very ell the places
having been taken BY families and ladies. All the
beauty and fashion Of the city will be present and
II expected that Koesuh impressed with the idea that
he Is to meet Of great intellectual cultivation and
who from their profession fastidious and
judges Of eloquence will make OF his greatest efforts
The reception viii take place at the Metropolitan Hall,
on Friday evening. The performance commences ct
O'Clock. insead OF &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
MEETING OF THE CLERGY.

large meeting Of the clergy Of this city and Brook
Ign, Of the various Evangelical deuomnatious met at
the Tract House. in Nassau street. yesterday morning,
for the purpose Of taking to present sd
dress to Governor Kossuth. Rev. Dr. Knox presided,
and Rev Dr. Crebbs acted - secretsry On motion, II
was unanimously
Resolved, That committee composed Of members
from each denomination, be selected TO prepare the
address.
The following gentlemen nominated: -Drs.
Spencer Of Brooklyn, Adams, Currie Downing Patton
Giesenhsmmer, Knox, Graham, and Bushel. The
meeting then adjourned, subject to call from the
committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18
THE SUPPRESSED PASSAGE OF KessurH's
PRESS BANQUET SPEECH
THE LECTURE IN BROOKLYN.

II will be seen from IN announcement in another
column that all the seats have not yet been disposed Of
ct the church Of Rev H. W. Beecher, at Brooklyn, to
hear Kossuth lecture tonight. The auction system
adopted by Bsrnum In the Of the Jenny Lind
tickets been initiated With considerable BY
Mr. Bescher. The receipts already amount to between
S. 1000 and $1,000 Madame Kossuth is expected to be
in attendance The proceeds Of the lecture for the
benefit Of the Hungarian cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

WAsHiNoroN, feo. II, 1901
The Presidsnts message to the Senate relative to
the abolition outrage at Boston bids fair to reopen
the slavery agitation In all Its amplitude The dis
cussion in the senlte. to-day, shows the Southern
ulras TO be extremely dissatisfied with TIE working
Of the law, and the free soilers are equ, wrathy
agaiBst the PRECEDENT As to his recomme IL
is thought there can be legislation upon them at
the prete mt session. for want Of tins The message Is
highly satisfactory to the compromise men.
The cabinet had lengthy session yesterday having
under confederation the OF the Boston outrage
There was quite excitement here to-day on &C.
count Of rumor that Mr. stanly member OF Congress
from South Carolina had chsile sed Mr.. Inge,
ber OF Congress from Alabama, for some offensive
words spoken In debate The authorities interfsred
tiop. lie was discharged there not being ufiicent
proof to werrant his detention. Nothing serious
however IL abticp pated as both gsptem en- II Ia be-
l.vsd. have too much respect for the laws to make
feols Of Themselves. Both Gentlemen popular with
all parties here their Kindness Of dsposion and
all would deeply regret q hottie meeting stwesa
them. Mr. stsnly was In his seat In the House ct
three o'clock this afternoon
Another despatch states that Mr.. Btanly was held
to bail, and that the oficers In search OF Mr.
Inge.l
samusl p. sandtord, bearer a despatehe. from the
on sunday last will leave shout the first Of March
and y any letters for members or the co mis-.
titp entrusted TO his care.
Colonel Graham, typographical engineer also posi-.
lively goes out, as chief astronomer, temporarily
hiled by Ii. ut Whipple. The expedition Is expected
to be employ ed three yssfs
The Son. Of Temperance intend celebrating wash
irstons Birthday In an appropriate style. general
Celebration also takes place In Alsxandris, when
Psrke Curtis will deliver the oraticn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

ALBANY, Feb. 2lst, 1851.
The Yates county contested seat question was called
up; when
Mr. BrRRovGHs Of Orleans resume ed the door 4. o.
position to the report Of the mso orty Of the con.
mittee.
Several Intellectual attempts made to postp>us
occupied in the confederation OF this qusstiep
and resulted In the passage Of q resolution dre>tinS
chairman Of the committee privileges and elections
to visit Yates Co., to take testimony.
The school bills taken up, but without any pre
gress being made, the House adjourned.
THE REDEMPTION or
On molten Of MT MoRGAN, the following resolutions
was adopted Resolved that the Committee Ban ks
report ss to the proprietyof such amendment 70
the act to provide for the prompt REDEEM pton Of the
circulating notes Of insolvent eafety fund banks
psseed April 18th 1912 shall require the oontri-
butiDg banks to make their pay snts before the
last day Of December in each year,
THE MANoRiAL sUiTs
The bill providing for a stay of proceedings In oasse
where suts have been brought for rents dus
on manoria lands, lost by the folio wing vote
YEAs-Csrroll, Of Renearsel; Colt, of Livingst9n IN;
DimmicR, Of Broome JehhsCp, OF schenectady; Robin
son, Of Allegheny; Schoonmaker Of Ulster der OF
Columbia stsntep, Of Seneca; Stone, of Madison;
NAYS Babcock Of Erie; Beekman; Morgan; crolius,
Quinn; Crock OF Clinton; Dart, Of st. Lawrence:
Mann, Of Oneida; Miller, Of Monroe; Owen, OF Cat
tsrausus; Skinner, OF jefferson Cook, OF Ssratoss
The Senate adj rned at q q late hosr, having been
ged during nearly the whole day in committee
bill to repeal the provisions In the revised statutes
declaring what shall be considered cceptancs Of
N ember Of Congress elect After hard struggle and
a call Of the Senate, the bill finally passed the
mittee by party vote 1t is to apply to the
case OF Mr. Schoonmsker, now member OF this body,
but who elected last fall ito the next Congress
he I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22
Elsction or Com. Stoe ekton to tho U. 3.
Senate.

TRESros, Feb 21, 1851.
At the joint meeting of the Leg issture this
Ing the FIRST ballot (being the 22d of the Sssses
Robert 4. Stockton was elected U. s. Senator. I've
members absent-w VIM. NJ. Whitehead, whis, and
Thomas D. Hoxey, independent. Two wings voted for
Stockton, and three democrats for Ford stockton re-
ceivsd 80 votes Dayton, 80 scattering, 8.
r. NJ. Smith, dem ocrat was elected state Treasurss
over Samuel msrs, whg by q vote of al to IS, Van.
dev,er. d.moors Keeper VI the State Prison Over
Gaddis whig by Al to 80; and o..er vacant Offices
were flsd by democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22
Pennsylvania Legislature, &c.

HAfFIssUho, FsbruAry Il, 1851
In the Senate, memorials we're presented from the
Bank Of Pennsylvania relative to It's .biIity to pap
taxes on its dividends
In the House, resolution was offered that the Audi
tor General be instructed to fur nsh list of the banks
chartered since 1880 with statement OF bonuses paid
by each, so.
General Houston is expected to arrive here from
Washington this aftern and will be waited upon
upon by the Istic m bers of the Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22
The wheeling Bridge Caee

| BALTIMORE. Feb II, 1Sol
| Chancellor Walworth has reported to the supreme
Court that the heelipg Bridge Ia i'm pedim.nt to
the present and future navigation OF the Ohio river
and that 1t ought to come dosn b. raised sixty feet
the Ohio eide and twenty eight feet At tbs vrSnA
abutment the coet OF which he estims at S2O8 coo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22
Destruotive Fire nt Buna,o

BCtFALo, February 2l-I0 A. n
fire broke out this morning In new brick build
Ing corner OF Floyd and Prime streets destroying the
entire building except the south wall The loss II 10
supposed will not greatly exceed the OF
rance Eighm Co, liquor merchants lost about Al
then stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

BostoS, Feb 2l 1851.
The following orders we're unsnimously passed by
the Common Council lsst night -
ResolvedThat this Council view with high sst.fsc.
ion the condem ndsion by the other Of city
government Of the recent Outrage upon the
city and Of tn. commonwealth, and Of the United
States referred to in the order pssssd by them,
Tuesdsy last, and heartily spprove OF the directions
given therein TO the City Marshal for his guidance
Resolved That we cordially respond 60 the recent
proclamation Of the President OF the United States
and viii use our earnest efforts to see that Its recon
mendatiens are carried out
There rumors Of number OF warrants for fusi
tives teing issued. fugitive who wa, engaged In
sweeping the sidewalk In front Of h. employers store
sa~ : Southern gentleman approaching, had by the
back vsy, end has not since been seen. Other fug
tives have left the city.
sEcosD DESPATCH
BosroS, Feb 81, 1851
Alexander r. Barton, q blsck barber in Salem. and
Joseph X. Hayes superintendent Of the fremont TEN
pie were arrested this morning by U g Marshal and
ofcsrs, charged with aiding In the outrage sstur.
day last and taken before Commissioner Hsllstt and
held to bail in 3oco
The rumor that fugitive slave wa, about 10 be ar.
restsd caused great crowd of whites and blacks to
gather In Salem and the Mayor called out the entire
police force OF Salem together with the Deputy she
rh Sc, TO protect the ON GERS aud read the riot act
No rescue was attempted, and the man safely
brought 20 this city Barton atter~srds brought
ts In thousand dollars TO appear for
hereafter. Afterwards. however, District Attorney
Iun stated that the wrong person hsd been arrested
ana he was discharged. A large number OF warrants
for the arrest of rioters and rcscuers are In the hands
ofthe harebsl The exsminstion Of Davis for aiding
| In the rescue II not ncluded.
The witness testified TO seeing Davis among the mob
In the entry, every ten minutes before the rescue
An attempt vas made this afternoon By the defence,
TO peach the testimony Of Mr. Byrre United States
Deputy Marshal Many Of the people ofsslem, ~ the
srreet Of Bsrten, expressed their determination TO
sustain the laws
The Ohio ss sP,tssburgh--Fioed Expected.
| Pirrsrusas, Feb at, 1881.
We have had constant rain during the last forty.
ssht hours and there Il prospect of is sbstsmes
/ The v,na is southwest; thsrmometer 90
There are nov 6fteeu feet Of vster ip the river
Great foods are expected all the western rivers
Markets.
NoRroIN. FEB 70 1851
| A sale q Porto Rico sugar. :. suction, brought
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Mr.. Clay ana senator Beckmnn

ALBANY, FEB, II, 1871.
1t s currently reported at the Capitol to-day, that
Mr.. Beekmsn has received letter from Mr.. Clay ap
proving Of the forms gentlemsn's course in every
particular In preventing Mr. fish's election to the
United States Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-22

Y. New Orlsans aad Chagros-rhFoush Tcksts i sAa
Francisco At reduced raeghssras passengers tr nssrv1
~ Hayar 20 the splendid stsamsbip fALGON-on Wod-
pesday Februsiy 18th, ats r. NJ the splendid doub ensu1
stsansh Ohio. 5000 tens burthcn Jas Findlsy Soheuak
oonmapdsr viii ssl proeisey At soceek. z. from hes
pier At foot OF Warren ~ H. with the
mails direct for Hayans New Oreans and chAgrss Rrex
taken 10 New Orleans usual Specie sny taken %
freight TO HkvanA shippers Of packages
Goid & silver ware. o. nny articles comnsay known
vauables srecfy the value ot the shipment
bile Of laaing the will be fer
any losses vsuabe merchandise shipped vithout
specifications. For IatGage freight, spply 70
~. RoBfRfS. Ia West street, csrror warr,s "a
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URAvELLEns GUIDE

NEw YORK AND PprLADELPHtA.-NEw vORx
IN apA Philsdeiphis drect-Upited Btstes ksii Lne-
s.o,fs n ~ hosr, u. s'c ys,,sy sss0ss a.. F.re r..
Nsv rork sts H. from foot o. c.rrtsndt ST. and -
Rbuadsphia ss 8 Aad "a n ssssr. n, ftcn sas fsssd
vAAat strssk