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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01

most wisely provide the large amounts yc, needed for he
compIeton7 IL of the partners DO practically bankrupt
while the other possesses unlimited credit and that OF the
partnership ia doubtful. common sense might dictate that
would be better for the partner possessing unlimited means
his credit than in his relation of partner, TO submit to
heavy losses by having 10 pay usuous Interest What seems
10 be the dictate Of sense Mr. BARBOUR dcnounces
reckless extravagance.
Mr. BARBouR should BIO rather guarded In speaking
OF tho nodinate dcmande of the Western, South
Side and Danve Roads, he recoects how largely his
county, like Mr. GooDEs, has prohed by The "spos sys.
tenn" The State haG been "eSayagant as 10 furnish
his constituents with ro rail roads, way to co markets
one TO Alexandria and the other he CenraD Richmond
at IN expense twelve hundred thousand dollars
And Is remarkable fact that The two companies in
which Mr. BAnpouR is interested the only ones which
have been guilty any considerable extent OF the abuse W
abuse may be Called they should scarcely be blamed Tor
such resort, in their extremity Of the loan SYSTEM,
against which he leveled his powerful argumcnt.n-
For while tho Central Rail Road Company have been.
selling their bonds discount Of ten per cent, Dir
BARBouR's "wcathy" constituents tell it not In Gath
have allowed themselves land the State along with them
be shaved at the rate of teny per cent? for we are in
formed by his BROTHER Mr. John S. Barbour the President
Of the Orange and Alexandra Rail Road in his late report
that oans Ito the amount of four hundred thousand dol
ars had been authorized by his company and that Only
eighty per cent ne had realized from the sale of
srge portion of the bonds s70000 issued under their d.
ecton We know whether either both Of the gentle
men, had, like President Tunsa! .scour tho country,
travel from end of the line 10 the other and 10 make
ndess speeches. promising enormous dividends, as well as
immense accessions the value of their property in order
tho wealthy" andhoder from their lehagy and
raise the pay 1000 Of private capitals but they must
certainly have been very ard up" when the President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-23
Firm be LsuiAvlls Journal.
THE VILLAGE.

Oh a pleasant spot in our village home
BY the side nf Jon peaceful stream
Where the waters glide DER the pebbles white
Lake thoughts through peaceful dream
whore the wind swerps by. with a silvery sigh,
Ger the rich unfolding flowers
And the 9ild bird sibgeth its sweetest song
In cur bsautif1l forest bowers
That stand all ma ntled 10 glorious green,
Round this village home u ours.
The mountain darkens the rivers breast.
With its shining robe of green,
And far far down 10 the vaterB depth,
fts shadow is dimIy seen
With the cedar Spreading it, boughs afar
And the willow dropping low
Just lightly touching the sparkling waves
A. Onward they softly go,
half mrthfully ehainiDg the ripples bright,
as they toss them to and fro.
And quiet spot is cur village home,
1, " h-n the tolls Of day are done
"hen the wearied ones from work return
- az thslr hesrth-stones one bv one
Sg rev-i shout on the air il heard.
FROM taverns close and dim
No sound ia heard On the Silly nisb.
save the villagers evening hyun
Ahs vine cup stands on the shtif uutoucbsd.
And dry is the gobIet's brim.
No marble mansion Is reared On high
In this village home Of ours, ..
But humble losly cots have We
Enaircled with Viues and flowers
The WindoEs are mantled in roses bright.
And j-ssamines pure and fair
Which the madens gather a. eveutide
To wr.athe In their braided hair
There are lovelier homes on this earth. knov
There are loftier cots than ours
There are richer scenes there are softer winds
There are brighter and sweeter flowers:
But Oh, though their mansions NAV lofty he
Though their window. In grandeur xisam
though the scenes around them be brighter far
Than the poets or painters dream.
No place to our bosom can bs 90 dear
As cur home by the willoxy stream
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-23

T. X. Collins, Esq. the great ship owner Of
New York, is lypg i'll at Detroit.
The doctors OF Orange county, \. Y. hs-s
" struck" :cr Aiyhsr isss
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UHTERLyl'G PLACES.
4 AXE SHORE PAcKET STEAMER til

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER SfEs.1s ,,
CRFOLE-suumer Arrangeu'ent.-fof,
EAN SPRINGS BILOXI and Intermediate lAnn Ill ii
splendid Irr CREOLE, chny Walker mase bat
hi1 superior hcromuolaons will Leave the
Cirolon Raond arrival At the Lake Of th Cars
nj fol
WEDNESpA a. NJ Cars SATURDAYS T.. ~ fars
the PoHhnrran Railroad arrival A the Lake Ht tho Cur
asi
I.4rsv NfI Oyy1Bfs LstrsI oa'aF Spsiag4t
by 2 A. NJ care So NJhY fENlNH-
WEDNESDAYS. bN q a. W. c AtONIAY ~ lNtS.
FRIDAYS. IS rs fTHUESDk Evenings.
SATURDAYS. p NJ. tars SATURDAY MORNINGS.
Sundays Creole ~ stop orlG 'lsis'
Ctt, B,oEl Orean SPnps.
II Railroad all tie serF up Hcnk
Wednesday, ight 70 be se % 1res1
% Bay Ps= Cbrt7'an o.! Children 7rt ser
D,rk sl Fare 10 Msssginpt CITY BaG and Ocean
sI,ru,, Children fi So Detk, Al
Pug viii ags Office Of the AEaut Mon
qj wednesday, ~ eok NJ md on THga sd saar
fsp R. cEDDts, kgen'. 10 Baos rla.n
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The Washington Star of the 10th says that
Major Wood, of North Carolina, who refused q
first clerkship in the Land Office not long since,
and was subsequently appointed in the Sixth
Auditors otiiee for which he is said to have
passed the necessary examinltion) has, we learn,
been removed. What's The matter has the
Major been over -ohstreperous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-23

FATAL MIsrAEE - The Louisville Journal
of the 18th says
y few days since several of the hands or crew
On tic steamer Franklin Pierce, while aground
in the Ohio river, tapped cask of whisky, as
tley supposed, in the hold OF the boat, and
drank pretty freely OF its contents The liquor
made them dreadfully sick, and two of the party
died in consIlsions One of the others was not
expected to live at the last accounts, and a
fourth, who fortunately drank small portion
OF the liquor, recovered He was brought to
this city yesterday on the Republic.
| The Franklin Pierce was on her way to this
port and Cincinnati, with cargo for New Or
| leans, aud grounded at Hurricane Island These
men were stealing the whisky from the hold to
drink and instead of whisky, as they supposed,
the barrel being thus marked, they imoibed
some poisonous drug which brought speedy
retribution upon their heads.
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nor SAVANNAH --rhc A fast snil. =

FOR SAVANNAH The A fast sail ~
trig T. B WATSON Rttrmau, rnsst-r, having Az
arE al engaged, viii hive quick Dispatch. SA
ba.Rurr at ittfeAt sr passage aPIl}
jsl5 q. ". INNSON. - CyFrp strset.
FOR SALE-The fine fast sailing cop -
l. p~@l copper fastened AVON, tonnage tons sSs
agd well found in offered ior For
further particulars Apply
myl7 A. =. COCHRAN \ co. 3S Gravirr street.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNId.

Tor CALIFORNIA, via VERA >FfGfh
CRUZ desrou- proceeding to California
,nn now sn CITY Of Mexico and Acapulco Tire
nn TEXAS l40i tons buhen Henry Place
commander will leave Nwoenn' for Neacuz on the ls and lah o.
munh oclok puHclaly the u =, Mhl
Bs veaCrE daily Z the City Of MEXICO from thence to
ATiIF MtXiTAS OcEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
.bty have Acapulco ready
INN, mort through Meanwhile
pagt STEAMERS Acnpuo passengers will be long
ts.usl. Eutt tut huT particulars apply 70
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot Of Julistcet,
mtip oruosite the Steamship Landing.
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ONO RIPER.

VIII leave eATURDAY ,J4ll -, 1sorE -.
z NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter gy =
mediate sndngs.Ine n. regular pa. .sneer
k-t steamer W. Is. CLIFTON, Capt Harry sSsk
viii lgAye at~se. Itslsr board
81 STRUTFlER& BROS, A--l.s, - pay lras street.
~ plan the Gpry
The
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Bill TIlfORE.
LHOR BALTHORE.-The fast sailing IS
Il fchooasr PATRICK HENRY, Capt. Kinda n, al
iHfEr part OF her vugtgvd, Vii! have sarN
S.4T.fNaaH.

tAil Nl 4tf carsa s'sei' vii nave afN
strh fvr the Abuys For bis els ht, apply
1913 J II. ASfB tEbiR a 90. - s.. Charles .t-rs
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LiFERPOOL
EOG LTvERPOOL.-The A ! fast sail
L,OR LIVERPUoL.--fhe a fast sail-

y p. hur.U na ttIp JOllN p. HARVARD T}Fuaa, Az
nfs tAgHs 90 80 brr gagged, wu have dspaI, ~
.r. y.. .i Hf p. sage. alpIf
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RED RII'ER.


WhlIeEve SATURDAY, Iay "a, a O'Clock r.u.
aSOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLANp, Nya -
4 BENTON, FORT CApDO, SHREVEPORT, slk1
GRAND ECOE, ALtNANpRIA nl-rmra ssfssa.rrsIss
at he tIe lht iragr't regular Rcd Il @
IEAhs RANGER, Wm St3t En2a master, will l-ave above
For irgis istt OF pasaIse, appl, on board,
bs? u K. CAkkoLL. 50 Caronieet street, Union Row,
VIII leave SATURDAY., July -, at O'Clock P. NJ.
ENOR JEFF ERSON. SMITHLAND, 0-
BENTON, PORT CADnO SHREVEPORT aud
al atcrtnet.tt Ian nggtlr Red Rive and Lake
Packet steamer LEON tTa upeI tul1l.
PACKET steamer CLtONA Car, r. II. Martini will above
For freight rafssge apply on beafl,
wi or STEVENSON CO
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LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

Il lME-2050 barrels, cargo Of bark Cherokee,
from Newyork landing wharf, for sale
"a ots % suit rrrch .ers
r. H. NoUssEAUX, s.. Gos and Rolerson sreets.
or 1t the y. ss y1sFtt
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E1EARL BAELEY--6o kegs, IN store aai FEY
a t.is sDs Z, HARE Ge, y fsssggteasi ,Tst'.
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HLdBAN4 RITEE.

StlMA aud MI landings qn Aisasna R.ye from .S4.tFs<
tn Lake o tne Garrslfon Raroad.-Tt
liNE.The tine sht sught passenger PINK IUkEY,
CAPT A. Guy, wA enfe For passage,
recommendations apply
MrDoWEII- JR, 4 BELL, Por,iras street.
10 Tie Pink 1oncy will tk tr Pass Christian, Mis-
sis, ri City and biu1i,
~ re th' r'h~ PINK Tony received the Railroad Depot
Nn-L L.L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-28

A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all Of his hair and
had been bald for many years. by the of thru it.
Ties Qt hs Ha9ae Ointment lad lis Edir entirely re-
stored and now has beautiful head of hair as any man
could wish His age is about 80 years.
son Of Mr. Warren Of this town, II years Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle lie had
the benefit OF the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail Ii of
most TO skeleton. By the Of few bottles of the ONT
ment he toroEy cured and for months past has
enjoyed robust health, F.# r. ..""
This was an extame case OF i5Jz,lafia Of Tie sples
OF long Standing has variety at treatment from less than
egh different physicians without receiving benett-Was
cured by the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic Ont
ment This four months agoand the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good heah and able 20 attendO her usual
household duties Ihave treated two eaSeSof Cr0aic Sore
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patieuts nealy
HRd need an attendant to lead them from place
place. One of them had been afflicted Is years, the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State, without benefit and OneO them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muz2y Of Cincinnati for
eighteen MONTHS and had expended hundreds of dollars in
VAN efforts TO effect They now by of the
Magnetic Ointment, nearly quite cured and able to
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment ia number of cases of Piles, and in bts 10
fet Of giUag iHn,ete relsf and geHerQya permanent
have also used ii benelicialy in of Fry
speas. And last but least have within the last year
cured four cases OF CANCER by the use OF The Magnetic
Ointment alone! .#t.. .s. ...
Froma thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which is recommended can confidently
commend it TO be Of the useful remedies of
fered to the public. Respectfully Yours,
-..-. BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. d.
Dated Jan q, 1850, Amelia, Ohio. ....s
The character of this Ointment an efficient remedy, is
established in this city. There are quite number of ind
vuals who ascribe their restoration to health TO the
! this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by H. G. SCOVEL,
BERRY 4 DEMOvIILE, -.
mayo CARTWRIGHT& & ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-28


HlS Mill differs from all others in the tiOn OF
4 ths upper Running Stone, which is composed Of
French Burr BOeks enclosed in cast iron Case, which
forms he back and hoop Of the Stone with Iron Eve
Bush, than is external diameter that
at the top which is secured 10 the back by bolts that
every block in the form Of dove tail EsleA greater
strength 20 stone thq any oaer method which Is required
IN small mills, where the sinne is with speed and
becomes dangerous n not strongly made, N alse any
weight TO stone OF small diameter that required without
having Il thick or high that makes il top heavy.
This mill is square frame made Of wood Iron. In
the form of bus, with Brdge-tree Spindle Balance Ring
Driver and Regulating Screw, and gruds the
principle large mill, differing only the Runner Stone;
this being of great eight enables grind nearer the
mill now in This mill sp0rabe, and may be attached
to steam, waier, horse or hand power.
ALSO, all sizes of French Burr Ill Stones manufactured
the same principle. ...s...--
Joseph Il. Burrows. OF Cincinnati Is the inventor for
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872. For anfringe-
mentS the purchaser will be held responsible for the right
ofusng.
These Mills do not require Mlrght to set them ups and
ali that necessary TO them in operation is attach
hand the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large 20 run twenty four Eeh Mil 2t5 revolutions per
steady application oftwo horse power the Mil will grind
bushels per hour of good meal: and will grind wheat
well corn, The thirty inch mill, il put lis fullest
speed, Will grind from ten 20 fifteen bushels per hour
These mills warranted 70 be in every respect recon-
mended,
DIRRcTIoEs F0R UsSs-Plaee your mill about 20 feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
leather eight inches wids Give StOne24O
tons minute with the Keep the neck and step of
the spindle well Oiled Place the the back of the
Running Stone, n the way the Cross The Driver,
that Is, the way they are trimmed to run.
Refer to lhOs. Patterson, ESQ., OF Highland county Ohio
Jesse Beal ESQ., of Clinton county, Ohio; C. s. Bradbury
ESQ Of Cincinnati, and a number ofohers.
All orders directed to JOHN 4. BOUMAN,
Tennessee, IT.. }. h. BURROWS,
Jan 26=-d. tr-w. d W. ly. West Front st. Gin. O,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NorrCE 10 ggsrgRE rgAvEIIEss

FsN4R0EGlI bv Peilrsylsania and Ohio RaTrlds Phil
A. sie49lsa 20 PitsbuTg. Pa, Massilon Wooster Cere
land, foiedo Conbses Cincinnati indianapolis Iaiay ellie
ierls laue, Cieago ami AIkEnhe Through bv Railroad
i''sh s fhaaseiphia t0tfpeinrat in g. hours.
Etest and qcSest r5ae foia he Atlantic Cffs 10 te
'sied West ihssenqS3 vii fhdtI the most pleasant
~. y - Vlieans Only l Cincinnati; 81 10 houis-
Ne si9 % 81 fouis, VIA Pennsylvania Railroad an, II
iViioA iS siST edm Pockets o ptisburoe nekeveStat
Zap Al " Beltshooyey. leaves Pitshqr0 S3e,y. E-l1
STATE. Capt eharieS Stone leaves PiftSbnr, No, ~
geiist, Capt tieries W Baichelor leaves pi,tsbnT f
ay; GINstal Palace. Capt ii kOuntz leaqes ,tsb,s w
hesaday: Brilliant, Capt r Grace leaves Pi.fslr ,,
day FiSbnrg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pitts5nFo Nj
Day Messenger No. 2, Capt John Aineieer leaves Pitts
burg SATURDAY.. Boarding and lodging on board te
extra Pitsburg 10 Cincinnati. 81; Louisville, s.; ST.
Louis. 81.
Fare through by Railroad from Phadelpha to Pi,t,lnr
- 5o Massillon si0 Cleveland SO Mansfield aud Crest
line Sl Columbus. sl2 65 Toledo SlS Cincinnati via
CIesillnel Sl5s chicago. tyia Michigan Southern L. r.
SIS p 10 Chicago, Waukegan henosha Ill., Racine Nil
waukie Saeboygan Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Cenifal railroad, SIS r-s ..f-. eev
he Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station. n T.
Cornear fSchGykil Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased OF bingham Dock Agents OF the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Pitisburg Cleve
land, Cincinnati and Chicago will leave at O'Clock A. NJ
4 Trough 10 CINCINNATI in 81 hours.
The night Maltfrain at IL q r NJ Through TO Cnciu-
Pittsburg
The above lines pass through stop at Lancaster Har-
nsbuIg LeHiStovH, Huntingdon, HOlhdaysbiug, John
stown Greenburg, and intermediate places
NoTicE.-ln case ofloss the Company will hold themsel
yes ior personal baggage Ony and for
not exceeding 500. Til0S. MOORE Agent.
june 4tf l.s '. l.fa.. PennSyIvsnia Railroad 20
The Columbia Railroad Line for harrisburg via Column
oa and a intermediate places will leave the above station
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SAM. z. HARE
So
THE GENUS Oh FETFPpRTSv

Afier Rome subugIted by the hoaFis n Bo-ths, t
oaras IN the NTH century, the iuminafies Of >ceD a..
had shone win such ehulgenoe upon the Greeks and Ro
mans, were almost eXtiuguished and for ags lie If -
IN an interminaDe night al mental and moral loou Tis
human intellect seems 10 have laid dormant d lie on
aHd tedious Inter with enlivenug sprnr - a,vk5
anu feNViy ITS inactive powers But length ID avn az
brighter day began 20 appear, and slowly su si;c
SrOse rom That mrTky chaos the Il
ordered by Providence, 10 gladden. and iluniuai M S
Win ms beams The advent Of PYFER& 60
The Truly Fortunate and FsY-fansg5
l. X a CO.
In the 18th Century dis peled ike mist hpf,. y -;ys
sun the night OF mental darkness thar has 90, -
World and though their ginmeriug sar bad rf .io,vI
ABOVE the horizon, u eliminated with the qurSs M ~
electric spark, and rapidly dfusing lis lmniinrs rsT
cu9Iout me world presented 10 the tranquil sze Of sd
nllrlig millions, the SeIn5lauce Of the
ANCHOR OF HOPE .- -
Read the great good bestowed last moaui
mn CNfkECEDENTED AND BRILLIANT ET7f.ilt
Tie fotl0lrssg Splendid Pri-es sod ne ~
S55,i9S in Package Whoes sent 10 an Old and ,.,stf
unlucky Correspondent residing in Santa Rfa eountv
FIorda, who has oen said has turn must s,5l roU.
ana lie was not disappointed 80 much sr ptrsever-
S5e,ts"' package OF Quarters sent TO Tsnuess.s 49,
5000, package Of Quarters, sent To Aabaut
Sio,OOu. package Of Halves. sent 10 MissiSsnt,,
sl50t0, package OF Whoes sent 10 South Cirol,a
SI2UOu IN single WhOe Ticket sent To PeE--yi....i.
sl32l4 package OF ffalves, sent 10 Virginia
sg'eeV package OF WhOles, sent 10 South Cauiis,
$4,000 package OF Halves sent T., North C's-l,.,.
FOR brilliant Prizes, always mail v0,r order
PlFEk i co, 10. Ls7dt strssf fs-f,,. A.. 81.
- The IA st successful method to dra, IA FFi r. A.
Fr,GhasS fecfa2e The experience Of every i 5 sn4h
ems this deciaratica. Ns'A
"N1s such ,cold as Far AZ P,if,,. i, ~,
- Forward YOUR orders without DELAY.
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MYERS & MeGTLL



Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On LlHege street, OIoor .SJch Of tie Squire
NJ III Il X T. may be found all tmesa large assert
w ment Of Winchester, Davis June's 4 MYERS
Patent Shoulder Scam shirts, of Linen Muslin with Lin
BOsoms, bingham. and French Chntz Standing and
Byron Collars, Underwear, Merino Slaked Silk CASH
Mere, Ngonia Cotton aud Canton Flanre for ladies'
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth CATERS Gloves, Kid and
Silk Buck Cashmere, Cloth, Chamois Wash NORMA
Cuff Gloves, and Ladies and Gentemens Gaunrlets Linen
and Silk Handkerchief Stocks, Ties Waieriorls Albert
De Joinyles plain, Embd and seCadjusting Cravats-
Scar Black and White Satin Ties Shoulder Braces Sus-
penders SILK Wooen and Cotton Night Caps Oil Six Bath
ing Caps for Ladies and Gentlemen. M0isy Rdiug and
Strengthening Belts Robe de Cha7abre Umbrellas Walk
ing Canes Riding Whips, Trunks, Sole Leather Yalises
Carpet Bags Satcels, Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, Tof
lets, Opera Glasses, Porte Monies, Fans Writing desks
Cigar Cases, Fasks, Travelling Companions Razo and
Razor STOps, Combs, Brushes Good wears Gum so,d ds
Pertumery.-Toiet Bottles Pocket Cutlery &c. and
large assortment Of other articles usually kept by Fur
nishmg Stores.
- have made arrangements with friends al the
North to forward Goods received by them,
therefore shall have goods here in esstan daTs,
from the New York Custom House
MYERS & McGiILS
Furnishing Store, College street, door South Of the
Square, Nashville toe,I
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PENNSYLVANIA I.AILRoAD.

IL
THIS road now complete, opens eAH1lu anlcaton be-
more By which Freight nom the west ca
market gieker and cheaper than by of the
ogtes: they connect with the daily packets Piitsburz
from 81 Louis Leusvile Cincinnati, Wheeling, and the
dineren points the western Also with the Ceve-
land aud PitsedTg Rail RoSi ard Chic ard PennSvIvana
Ra Road at Ettsburg Cars through between Psbu
and Phtsdelpha withoutranshpent freight an aT-
tage that eau be appreciated Ly all shippers
In case OF obstruction Cf navigation by or low water
freighls westward can DO forwarded Fa Pltsburg
cnnAii, or towns in the inteIcE by Railroad.
'. Il sIES OF FREIGHT
Between RltsbuFg aad Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class. Riptsr Sumner
= ,...~ R2tss. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books and Stationary Boots per 100 lbs
Shoes Hats and Csrpsting, Furs and Pei : ST IS cts.
tries, Feathers, saddiey, &c.
Brown sheetng q Shrtng in Baes,)
Drugs Glass Ware, Groceries, except CoG s5 cts so cts
dee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery, p.
oilcloth, Wool, &C.
Third CIGSs
Buiterin Firkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot-A
ton, in winter Queensware, Tallow, rs cts 50 cts
Ioh2eee ip laaiQr Manufactured, East
Tafd, &c 9e.
Fourth Glass
Bacon, Cotton lin summeFl Coffee Lsrdl
and Lard OIL tthEough) Pork in full IS cts 40 cts
Geo. G. Franeiscus,
f. J. Sneeder,
....l s. Frsight -agent, PAiladsIyhia.
MagraNy koons,
J. l.. Elliott.
r 81. Freight Agent, No. 7 West st NJ Y
IL. H Houston,
march 1d ls5a-ly
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y PRTENT CHoPPTNG MILL. --7
E,nr Ennnning Corn or other Grain.

ia ar.lo1s iriicb ecey fdSaer sA9ald lare. r..z-
TT viii grind with two horse power from four to
i've bushels an hour-eher fine ior bread for
stock and is simple in its construction that any boy
twelve years old Keep il in order and run II II is adap
ted to either Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above MIL in Tennessee TO Messrs j. r. Cowan and a
C. Howard of Nashville persons wishing purchase
find them at J. NJ. Seabuys on College street. where they
Mll be happy TO take orders BOSS s ADAMS,
sug2s. -..