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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-06
D. WOLFARD,
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One door belo,o Franklin House, Portsmouth,
lsnow receiving and opening the largest stocked
Hats, Caps, NIufs, &C.,
Ever broughtto this place consisting OF some
twenty varieties Of Hats and Caps, differing
in quality of material, form, slyle OF finish and
price, TO suit all differences of taste and cond-
tons Of purse.
childrcns Hats and Caps Of the most appro.
pirate and tasty form and finish.
Mufts, Of every variety of material, style,
and price, Also,
Trunks, Vaheses. Carpet. Bags and Satchels,
OF different qualities aud prices. All of which
will be disposed of
Wholesale or Retail,
at the most reasonable rates. All interested
are invited to call and examine his stock.
Portsmouth, Nov. 81, 1851.
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The St, Louis Intelligencer publishes ta-
Bile which shows that there is a deficiency
6l,l5o hogs on the Illinois river this season.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTsBuRGH, Feb. 5.
River stationary with 9 feet-in channel
Weather clear and pleasant.
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CO. We are indebted TO O. F. Moore,
ESQ.,, for copy Of the Annual Report Of the
Auditor of State.
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I'm Withdrawing from the above firm, (for the
i parpose of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce and Manufacturing bnsiness.) we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and friends, as our successor in the above busi-
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph w. Smith,
and solicit for him continuance Of the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 10 our late
firm, believing, with his facilities and qualif-
cations he canwell subserve the interests Of the
community.
JAMES W. DAVIS
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.
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Is offered Tor 4 Oettcr receIpI.
H contains no Opium, Caiomcl, or mineral

H contains NO Opium, Caiemcl, or mineral
Poison.
And is safa for,the most delicate child.
1T is estimated that sc, 900 persons die an.
nually in the United States with Com
sumption, and Professor Eberly says that q
vastnumber Of these could have been saved
by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
DR.. Halls Balsam Strikes at the Root ofthe
Disease at once, and such is its speedy effect,
that any one using it freely according 10 di.
reciions for "a or 46 hours, are not entirely
satisfied with its merits, the bottle may be re-
turned, and their money will be cheerfully re-
funded. Tire most distressing cough is FREE
quently relieved by a single dose, and broken
up in a few hours time. The afflicted do not
have to take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or
not.
Call on the gentahdget pamphlet gratis.
The treatise on Consumption alone is worth
more than the price Of the medicine. You
will find certificates Of Physicians in Cincin-
natl, and Of others whose cur " have been ef-
fected here al home, where they can be found
The public have been imposed upon by REM
|edies, recommendedby certificates which have
Away Originated from some nnknown source.
We believe that a mediciue possessing real
merits will effect cures wherever II Is used, at
home as we'll as ebroad. This is no Paragon
ic preparation, but one which If used In seaaon
viii save the lives Of thousands, and persons
may Make thrs Bargain with agents from
ishom they purchase, that in every case who're
lie used freely according to dlrectichsl apd
entire satisfaction in not given in "A Or 4S
hours, they can return the medicine ana their
money win be cheerfu lily refunded.
BE- sure to call for Dr., Halle Balsainf for ne
luugs POI sdle by .5g
'Shackleford 4 CrickionI Portsmouth,, Ohio.
Portsmcuth Jan, 30. 1652.--4.m w.
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WE DON'T WISH 10 MAKE. BUT
wv toall those who buy goods anywhere
else than At HALLS, we would say you will
wish you hadn't been 50 green, the net time
you see any Of our customers, Modesty fofs
bids our saying that we can sell goods cheaper
than the manufacturer but this much We
willsay, we don't expect the profits from those
who pay 10 cancel the debts Of those who viii
not: We trust none but paying mepi there
fore, We can sell Ieetle cheaper than the
generality Of our brethren in The west.
We do not pretend to enumerate our stock,
as we hold it would be easier to commence at
the other end Of the list and say what We
havnt got! Suffice II TO say that wc have just
received a large and well assorted
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
and other articles, by way Of accommodation I.
70 our old customers, who already know
where the best goods can be got for the lc,oest
prices, we would say that We are now cheaper
than ever.
To the ladies, we would respectfully Invite
you to call and examine our stock Of
FANCY GOODS,
And although considered by some to be all
most out of the city, we can assure You that
tits only a pleasant evenings walk down to
our establishment.
To the Country merchants, we would call
your attention TO our large and extensive stock
and feel assured that you would not lose
anything by careful examination.
To all we would ado, we consider it'no
trouble to show our goods buy or no buy. Call
ana examine,
At the OLD and we'll known stand Of
w. HALL & SON,
Oct. a, 81 Front St, Portsmouth,, Ohio.
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adde's Dress Goods

ever before offered lin this market. Also,
large quantity of muslins and other goods, that
were bought; directly Of the manufactures,
all exclusively for Cash. Profting by these
advantages we are enable 10 sell cheaper than
eper. As we consider it tsuperauous to endeav-
orto expand the quantity by countless emu
merations of the kind Of goods received, or
embellish and give merit to the quality Of
the same BY mentioning long and unde6as-
bic names, we content ourselves by saying that
should you give US call before purchasing
elsewhere, you will be amply remunerated for
your time and trouble.
Portsmouth, Oct. "a, 1851.
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JUST OPENED hT
NTGDe -
ENTERPRISE rEHpHos.
EIMBER z

- q.
fgntsnainn qf kRsien R.a, s.. Z
y xhsEeset1or and siaei lsalss conSs..1
~ general assembI j, are the S1npei1,e 1o,1s,
5hdpr God; 81 cfihdspendent do1.io,56 f,s.,';
the Decentralization of Tie asssnlbI y uo ! s,,,,,,i
Iihsll be made
u. Whosyef says thege s power s,d jufisiic.
Iqp above and over this dominiob shall sur
~ death and loss Of property.
Conspirators attempting 10 change q DStf.
Nirn this dominion shall sfifor dsafil.
pr The Judge shall dsterpline con.lorepyl
ithout. ut.a.jufy., y ~,
No one shall Be a freeman orrire 1 FUte.
Gpiess he be converted, and . member ia f,li
Rmmanion with one of the churches slloW-
al in this dominion.
= No one shall hold any Office who, 4 moi
gund IN the fuiih. and faithful 10 his doIrnin.
san; and whoever gives vote for such !. nsf.
I'm shall pay a fine f20 shillines for lbe
sfRt offence; and for thenext ba shall he 1is.
aSanchised. h r.
| PI Each freeman shall swear By Tue bIess;ps
L dod TO bear true allegiance 10 this donin-
I'm. and that Jesus is the only kine -
NJ no woman shali hiss her child ID ihe SAB.
4 The Sabbath shall commences ii sunse. Oh
|piaturday. e i7al'
7 TO pick an ear Of corn growing in d neigh:
|rior's garden shall be deemed theft
A person accused of trespass in the night
HAL be judged guilty unless he clear himself
MY oath. ig A'is
Nov. II, 1851. - .3s
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MONEY WANTED. The undersigned,
lu wishing 70 close his own books by cash
or nctes requests those indebted 10 him for
medical services 10 call and settle their ac-
counts without further notice. Those who
can orwil! pay shall find IL to their interest
70 do 90, for their bills shall be as low az pos
slble. g. ST. @. HuSSEY. .
Jan, iE-dwIm. Trib. 4 Cllp.copy,
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ID cBEbI& co. have the pleasure ofanoun-
lOs cling to their friends and customers that
they are now better than ever prepared to
supply their wants in the
BOOT AND SHOE ea9
line' having large stock Of their own manu-
lacture in readiness for the Fall Trade and
being in receipt Of ample supplies of Eastern
Goods to make their stock full and compleete
They would respectfully solicit an examine
ton OF their Goods by sll persons ID want OF
Clothing forthe feet suitable for the season
and adaptedto comfort, convenience and du-
rability, all Of which will be offered upon the
most reasonable terms.
August 80, 1851.
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Dissolution Notice,

NNHE partnership heretofor existing between
Il the undersigned, in the Grocery Bust
ness, under the firm Of Brown, Brothera, was
This day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will henceforth be conducted under
the firm Of W. S. Cutler & Co., who are au-
thorized to settle the accounts of the old con-
ccrn. WIS. BROWN.
Portsmouth feb. Q. 1852. H. BROWN.
ITO BUILDERS. ---l00 bis Louisville
i Lime; 90 bis. Hydraulic Cement; 90 bis
Calcined Plaster, for sale by s. R. ROSS,
Feb. 9. 1852.
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Dissolution Notice.

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween the undersigned, in the practice Of
Medicine, under the firm Of Shackleford & Nc
Dowell. is this day dissolved by llmita tion.
Either Of the firm Is authorized to settle the
J. NJ. SHACKLEFORD. X
VIM MCDOWELL.
Portsmouth Jan. LIST 1852. Sind.
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MAILS, NAILS, another full supply ius,
u y received. among which Is some iine Sra
Blued for laihing, which will be soid al unusu.
al low prices. TN .DAVEY.
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THE GREAT
Consumption q Cough Remedy.
DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
RaIsam for the Lungs,

FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting Of the Flesh, Night S,oeats, Splitting
Of Blood, Whooping Cough Difficulty Of Breath
ing Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phthsic. Pain in
the Side, and all diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
Disasters, &c.

Capt BAXTER Of the big VIM Pitt, arrived at Philadelphia on sun
day denies having aAen Lac stated BY the Pilot Boat james W.
Waterbury the sa rssns chains anchors &C. OF the bark La
cerne which boarded init NJ 100 miles EsE from
Sandy Hook Capt returned board his vessel leaving
the BARI charge the pilot James Waterbury, Of New
York and ohr NJ NJ Freeman which bound TO Virginia, from
Boston.
Mrp, Capt Cox from the coailaGoaco. RIVER bound
mahogany went Ashore ~ the mouth
Of the coaza River, On the IAN u as before fsPo'a
Sesse ard cargo vii be and Of the brig
has New oesns-cspsn Cox remained At Vera Cruz
Tux Bn bound from Philadelphia for Noble
tpt ashore few DAYS Island Pass Msiipp Rvor
the mud bark oveno yesterday The top Of hsh va
ter She steamboats, get her or but vii probably
ES GeoTs from New Yori bound Baltimore into Phla
de rba MONDAY for ress having lost both anchors
and chains Of Saturday night last. OF Barnegst ., .
sega Of Bangor Tor Boston with old iron and shingles IN
Pc n near Prebe and eaius bad situation The report
that julia Newell from Baltimore was ashore at same place.
was Incorrect and probably arOse from the above
BH w,ILacs, San Francco from Cardiff W. VIA Caso,
days lost head stem boats split &C. Capt Meyers
'ep ."s ksrHT.. at San Frnno from Cardiff Jay 20
Cape with an nceSefe 2 head cut"ntef
board siou; so tuni coal 10 ave the vessel
Br sur los from Liverpool on Mash % M
mainmast; pu, INTO faillsrd IsIands for repairs.
BAsK EsE.cK WarAss a, San Francesca ron new isk ek
80 20 W. ,prIns The m.ipms.t badly.
CoNrrA noroe In the G1tfd de 'td hed o. we
pospoue the sae Of this weasel un the oh OF
January Tbs lett franci.co last summer as prev oa.y
The captain attempted privately cell her which induced the anihoF
ties lay enba until the appearance OF herowne
default Of which he advertised be sold IN ioar months rom
that date August
Ba s;afbuok Of Nantucket master and
Nyuu bradbury also Of Nantucket supercago sailed from Acs
puco August bound for Payia and has not been
heard departure Two gentlemen arrived Panama 9th
Payts that che had not arrived a. That port
II therefore much feared that she has oundered al sea- and al
.hs nds ye-ished .., -, a.,
5 LEws 18th ut Was m contact with barb Aa
bona and VOaut oil North Beach, san Francisco The
bk lot her iboon brig bboom, bowspr and eutwaer
he sustained tne damage and proceeded TO
Dec isThe Of the schr swan consist ns
kwheS and guano VIII be sold al SApeV norn oil
.ou % V -.onI hnIrday newt.
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Arrived.

s Marrs' r,, Adams s RSeqs, AyIe; Nov and Point Ind.
SAP Queen yOr Chase. HAVE days md's and 'ol Pa''ea
eip NeSpAi. psv. New Orleans IS day. md.s wm Ssos
sSs sroSeO new esrpe,l Standard R,more iy. ballast
SHIP LSer Peabody, New os.a Is day. ml's sad P''ea
n ST. joseph ssnerSs Rio de JAnsiso stA Now cse and
SaI T,Se.co ass,as trieste % day. ul.e master
Ra,. AsaA. o,resnd fC.. sHyras o. 81 iSS' &c 70 Per
s.so q Ssnacis, scnss r csSesS.. dys The A has
we rsS,.i5s 81 % & S Ss'i Fn g. & so
TN. MN = osd ye master Has speSaSee aS,AA. es'
shs yas,o ,rsssuSus tom w,,srl lat a %,
lsss g 'hssa heavy WHICH I'D The cabin ws waite. stove
san Tine g.. sSl the soSlsr and ,ssd acs,y Ga h.
Go se ves,S troarAcd To- owns to he clr state u the
rssss e.w away se ssed o, 'oPssl eS q the s gs
s.ys oct ne Ia, esea dS the westward oi The
Brs Bro~s.. os. a. JssO 81 d.y. Aaes
ss DAVID ps eli scsle ws-s,ou days. us,a .ors.,o T. S
Ire SERBIAN, r, 81 81 sspesOs n NJ crowsu sanlana
plei ae HsAssd. essnn. W distant 80 rae> Ml An 18Th
G :, ~ 80 ,s sab"s .sd pa. oss q t,soa, al eSsa A.
= y a,.sas AMI Is ne .essd .nSsol aaA %
q tvs rsss Aes, sd :0as sSss os ,ss ,S' sa
' - s 70 .ss ~ Sc: an s ss
ersss bsssh her Had ssss ssos as Lss, Shs eeh
Esel Isli .ssrss W By W. s, d.'Aai snl tho ..
=: ,s.:s:s s,s ..,s, ~ a:.
ne 's =. ;s =. ss ss .sa rS 30
fstkcma
sns irps v,ns,ss Ausa,s, Assosra 81 dSs. Adss a.
% Nvess BALDWIN.
Es ndsss. snA Yoccneo Chesapeake Bay day.. alp tim
IRA Emsa. sf rsspor,l cupss,-r Asa.sa aays to
a. n Lana
sshs Mss.. Hslss arunsoa c. ssys eases 10 master
me s sspssncsl VEN ~sshs ssi s, psa VI dSk load
sm wsshps,ss xueA. AsssadsA days. mass 10 si1ses.
Gl~sf mss a Co .
febr samuel Hail. Cinisn'ci TfedecA nel a)s cora sse
scar jas,ss l. Morris yIsssnss vbCNs dsy', eysisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
FOREIGN Ports.

A, Calcutta Oct SD ships Gc Hsne Howss 6r Boston sboa,
Nov 49, hoeas Martin and SABINE Libby for do. As Cleared
Az bombay Nov Sd sAp che reonb. from BCs;oa tJu 10
Al srnyrns ii,h UT Isrs st,mbOu Kiasuan Cor Boston suA
Sea rae snis Do Do s's wsesmuese Prssl ios %
A, Malta sS,A a b fsnama Layesdrr Coz sc-sns for
sbou, Ell Batt- Yort IDS ss,d ait
18Th, tlis. Mad Marta sslnOSs 18th II NGlvsy.
ul barb HaHon, H.ne,, DISC r P.lsrus
I,ROShs L ash ali bra Eds Rcs.d.o from Nantes. sos Boz
Al Rotterdam sch ut shp- Rcsd Anderson Cola Cor s.a
lt,cs wekAes, (B.s, 10 New Cesnsi JoAaaha Br.n
as sChr NOOid hOissa tDs,eA,) fyn, CT BO.,ea ~s,a
Alse in ro'' 'hie Assehsse sanoes for Ne. ie't IDS
With osss kush.h .sP sWaR do barb Ocean Queeu a. hr.
Do Cart Young Of The GOws ans Capt ksd of tie
VIII ecsis Soc ,ss, An brs Phihsa 40 DO --''
Arr Port Maria Jsa Ioh, shf f6as cOsd Hubbra RAJ
Az xirsstcn Jan sth r. .ehr nartar R.yn,snd H,s,
Mr. cd is,h barb Pal BOsss. MoSle SD sA bas yso
ilis tar, JacOs rsus.. LOrns arr IL. ard Paul Bss
NosesO nsy Jaa ID ia .shoencr- c ROGER. ss.,
nar fhshsdA, va kass'On } A isscAsief Oxford 10 Va
ssn Juss tSk Dec io-Sioansh pas~ w.bs,er Graham
he. e.ofsans tass sepsss lace Sc New yers 60 iy.
JOrdsn tom Ysr, va Rermsd. scs, prsess afir,s
Gcn -, err, oh.
SO fen vs.s Gus So, has s.sspAar N,r-A,a. rcst
Jon. ss ps, rs. , s,S With sss .srs Is~a..~
i,rOees r. Inst, .sAI As,ssiss M,rssl jose, ds.x
AT 81 Use Cses sch an brs rlnrra, iiur Psnssd sA
Dsss. cs: ss-'.s sa A S s ssI ~ sl. "a
Ar cs,srs.. ~ ., s's rsr,As.ss ps, no.,os .,A
xhsa fdssa. ce.a tswe,h osh. barb Sazsrss r.sssns
A. csrssso. ri b.iI Ton cOr-'-. pasrs Tor ssrsa
AZ 1ass csb. srA sl, srs ssuOs rssaa isz .aa ss Ss-
YetA. arr sssh. esb An ws'sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
Passeucers Sailed.

In t.amshp Northern Liglf for San Jaans Henderson
Jones and children, Mis- Emily T. Jo,s. George CONN ard
vie SIMEON Bout VIE aud smd thomas heso7 ana p n
Doyle s,,. Doyle M'' Euery Ms BnS~sae MI. . am
Thonas ~ Williams. Cris Taylor. r. Collier John h'1eis
H1ris John feger Jos pa DAVIS m Csm'oyv tHu y
Levi. JoseTh " Britain Ms L J III, und child J. IL Gale
". handy wife and dos saD H1Rd Se9fse Ire M y Tow
JoLo McCreso Eas Pens Henry Beebe, Geoss H. MCLEAN Or
Tel wleeer, Mrs Ihra Patton; James Have Weite,
NJ sussn sva n Phsudcf Fisher wife and child Mrs susan
Wosd and ch dreu, Mr. C. Monroe and child, G Conn.,
MIN FORD Sas G1l3 ET Fo', ,y NJ $ s Tsser '8
houston l. j. Hshsn Turner J. n Henierson and brother
Br,tsn Go rot Btunner Enoy Thompson L9 d,
-, % Sblrea MI Hons nan ana three chren Thomas Joyce,
Je >. Rosa frsrt redtns Hiram r. Pekn Samuel BALDWIN,
Mc,rv Rrf Gov john Nc Kenn e. Edw Fzhenry C.
tres Rent ssnp Wu yeuye.J Buiehiasoo d Love, VIM
man Peter NJ Leyey John G. Bush Perry sni,a T. s
faruasy Geo Gage, Ime' NJ Carte, JOIN Gn 9oin NTH
Aaron BALDWIN, Fayet,e BALDWIN Mcdowell g p,yl,'
en- GIL Samuel Dahe Jsmes Counter Joseph Bci' isnIy
Macy, l. Ieonald =. Iur. s HoPkns Hoptm- J. = Hop
A. Brown Jsmes Forrest NJ ryan Walter Htchco,k C II Con-
H. stebtns Lswi, Darker W Nelson Daniel Darker hip Nc
~. Couch c w Treysti, TIe,e,i NJ speet John Wei
II Brown @ Straus, G. Warne7, Satef a. Novel; H. bald
J, Fes1y P Dedrct Eyey, :. Pennemaa, G. 4 cOnsn r.
snai J. cawnrht A. S Taller }. = Kfbura Matthew. Jas
,en. l. D5iey {, s'sr. " Fesscy' Iootas, G Dyer
sy.ves' Must : bsG,J 1ndSs, : H"I AnirsT
II sepheus Hes. Fesn Edward On g. Hen;ey, W Ner.
1op joan Sss o j. S sa a l Do joan
McWrlnIs M-rn n overacker, Edward cw'lism- Ba.
scy c B sbsro IT, Al Huat L whns Ms Jane, Asken,
n Coly 10 A. Burke HUGH Rutsey. A. Williams A HODGES,
,Is s C. a 5a.S oro SSs Sa1o Pp. %
Phap-, soplins John Ward p r. coe Hoffman, kdwri.
thur AMI i73 IN the sieerAse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
New-York Cattle Market. Dec 20

reported 20 The y. 7 Tfban~
For Bctvcs at the Warrington DrcveYsTi corner 0,
av and <i,hst and az ChsmbeFlssDs Hudson rev. hlvsi
B.lrs liz ad o. Of RoLnfoa ct. forCows ana ave
Sts,p and Lambs Tend e. % for Beeyes Al br9"I"s
in eb-s near 9d-av- ard also az Mann I, a. W.
AT W,satscros d oveY AR0At market, z wv nesVes,
$50 soutl en- to- reminder flon this stare -. anu
fr,t and prices very firm. Ss's were nisaT AZ Is
,s,,;rs ., frpm 20 &c 4 h. Aroaf 2oo head le owe uh
solI Io ~ lG he'd of Catf'e on heatucS' o, very
snor ouatv have been received e this yard but were
1ot sod Al TIE laie Of This rep T. -, or ooo
= Rpow~tSc's OowFE HvLLs gFAp) -Onrred wv
shs ep sud Isrs Al sold ct isss ranging at from , y
., Ell "a 20 5 6r he former and e 10 - y ~ tic after
Co.'S ard Csves-5o ied AID al sold st from 50 -
ef5 81. - - ~, ~,
- Rec Cttle On sle PI.cE - from 81 - 81 head
IN over. Cows nd Ctlyes-2O on sfls. Len over. ..
Preesa a from go to $50 20 sif in quah = Mlr,et
I'D She. D and Lambs . 40 IL muket Saes Of the
rrer at s3a 81 so - 50 3 So and Of the latter at q
a e. sCaS3 80 20 IS. Al sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-This Roai

PENNSYLVANIA RAIIlROAD.-Thi Road
will be completed to Pittsburgh by December ist after
which al goods cossgned their AGENT AZ Phaelphia
VIII through, without ran~hpuent within Seventy
Hour at the rates below published Offering TO Merchants
shprir TO points ca the Ohio River any Of the West
err water. aees be received any other r,u.e
Their srrangrer with connecting roads complete bv
which Goods can be forwarded the Interior of the Ws
by Railroad al the lowest rses and in all cases
without detention -
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 70 Pttsbuaxh
LIST Class-Dry Goods Boots Shoes kc 81 per 100 n.
"a Clss,-H Hardware, Machinery Bales
Brown sheetns. Wool kcL eta Der ioo ros
81 Cas-Coeee, oaeenswne, Heavy
Seftints &C Iocfe. per loo lbe
9Th Ciss-Bscoa Lard, Fish IS css per 100 ma
No Conusiion charged Cor forwarding It Phiadelphs or
hsfsburkh II. II. HOUSTON,
Freight Agent Pennsylv.nia Railroad Co. NosL IA
end x7s Aarkesst, PhlaAslphiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
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