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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
OLD SERIES, VOL. IA, NO. 2
FOwLs-TfiE RIdur THING.

We are glad 10 see that the committee on
pon,ry of the New Hampshire State Agri.
cultural Society substahtiaiiY agree with us
IN our idea Of the Hen fever. They urge
the careful breeding Of the domestic varieties
of fowl-lhe Dorkings, Bolton Greys, and
their crosses-in preferences TO the Giant
Cinnamon. Neither profit nor good taste.
they say, suggests the breeding of China
hens.-They are not great layers; nor proli.
fcj are long in getting their growth, and are
great eaters upon the table, are course and
stringy; and Of certainty are no ornament
10 the farm yard, their form being awkward
and tngaiuy, and their crow being, as has
been well observed. "not the honest Saxon
crow, expressive of day-break, love, war,
and animal spirits but horrid ejaculation,
between Chinese sentence, as described by
missionaries, and badly blown dinner horn"
Il these things are SO, why is so much at,en.
ton paid TO breeding them This is plain
question, and shall have plain answer 1t
is because speculation, curiosity and fashion
will govern people. p Baltimore San.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER, of Brooklyn,
brother OF Mrs, Harriet Beechef Stowe, has
been presented by few of the wealthy
members of his congregation, with some
$4,000, for The purchase of counlry.seat
for a summer residence. Mr. 3. has accord
ngly purchased farm in the beautiful town
of Lenox, Mass, where he will erect cot
iage for the occupancy OF himself and fami-
ly during the summer months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
u octr y
A KISS---AFFECTING,

With smiling lips and dancing eye,
My wife desired kiss,
A reasonable request, which
By no means took amis.
To gran, her wish sprung with haste
But oh most strange to tell,
Upon her rosy lips the taste
Was greater than the smell.
Although her soft white hand prest.
And in a loving way
Folded her warmly TO my breast,
turned my nose away.
My wife-a spunky piece of stuff,
As everybody knows
Demanded of ne, in huff,
Wha, made me cuIl my nose?
Says I, why nearly every day,
You sweet, you naughty sinner,
You will, In spite Of all say,
Eat onions for your dinner.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
List Of Causes.

ENOR Special Court of Common Pleas of
u Northumberland County TO commence on
Monday the 3lst day of October next, a. d.,
1858.
James Graham Hugh BeIlas ct al
Com'th for VIM L Heineman VS. Il A Ellington
Com wealth for S. d. VS. II, A. Ellington &
Jordan bail
Mahonoy and Shamokin 80 Ahrabor, Paul
Improvement co
= ., A. G.. & Il. G..
hchderton Smlth S eH rs' VS. Morris
same VS. same
Jane Bogar VS. George p Buyers ct al
Henry Donnel ct al VS. Hugh Bellas
Robert Philips VS. Zerby Run and Shamokin
Improvement Company
JAMES BEARD, PTolh'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury, Aug. 27, lS53.-S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

contributions throughout the country
for the New Orleans Howard Association, il
is said, now amour, to s223, 14.-Mrs
NJ. J. Thompson, widow lady, has recov-'
cred $4,000 damages of r. Barnes, a, Bards.
town, KY, for slander.--Ir is estimated
have been spent by Southerners this summer
in sightseeing and dissipation at the North.
--THE sum of 1867 has been contributed
in New York for the Mobile sufferers.--
lN Utah they open their balls and dancing
parties with prayer, and close with bene-
dcion.--The Rochester man who has
been asleep for FIVE years is on exhibition in
New York.--ARE you assessed ?--GEN.
SHIKI Ds is cenvalescent New Orleans is
reviving. shakes the bush, tact
catches the bird.--''THE first Bloomer OF
the season" is chroncled as appearing in
The streets OF Portland Gen. CAss is ar
present in Detroit, looking well and healthy.
--TnE number of possible "hands' at
whist, is 1870, ,o27, ,119, OO.-A child,
three years old, weighing but six pounds, is
on exhibition in Newark, N. j. "A man too
busy 10 take care OF his health, is like me!
chanc too busy 10 take care of his ,ools.-
The more polished society y is, The less for
mality there is in it, "A railroad will
shortly connect, in Straight line, Columbia,
Pa, and New Castle, Del.-THE Americon
sewing machine seems 10 be coming into
general use among the leading London tall
ors and outftters john SMITH was killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sat-
urday. His head was cut off by a train of
cars.-THREE ladies are employed as COM
posors in the Office of the Pi,.sburg Dispatch
Undoubtedly they make good impression.
--Ir you wish for care, porplexity and
misery, be selfish in all things this is the
shortest road TO trouble. CHARLES Lamb
wondered once why people made such fuss
about children-"they were SO very coms
mon.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

TrE Charleston Courier has come to The
conclusion, 'atter due deliberaion, thai the
British love for the negro, and The Russian
longing after Cons,anlnople, are nothing
more than an epicurean rredileclion for Ham
and Turkey"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

KENTUCKY papers are of opinion that there
will be large surplusOf hogs in that State
this year The hogs are more abundant than
ever, and the corn crops in the most promis'
ing condition, so that the pork this year will
be we fs,tened
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

OBEYING ORDERs.-A gentleman and lady
residing al Cambridgepon had in their en-
ploy, as domestic, ap Irish girl, fresh from
the Old Country. The LADY, ON going out to
Church on the Sabbath, directed The girl
how 10 prepare dinner, and, among other in
strucllons, told her 10 boil some string. beans,
and string them well. Judge of her surprise
on her return from church, 10 find that hs
girl, not understanding the process of string
ing beans, had actually taken needle and
had strung all the beans in a row OH tow
cord.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

DEspAIRiNe.-The citizens Of Warren
county, seeming TO regard the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad as failure, ave turning their
attention TO The MeadYylle and Ohio Road =
A Convention was 10 have assembled al
Warren last week for the purpose of consid-
ering the e&pediency of Subscription by
the ccun,y TO The stock Of The Road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

PASSING AN ALTERED BILL.--"Look 'ere,"
said tipsy individual, who was hanging by
a lamp-post "Look 'ere, didn't you know
that you'd no right to go by me in that way"
"Why not, my friend ?" asked the person
addressed, who recognised in the Slight 'un"
an old acquaintance. "Because-hic-nic- =
it's ag'in the law.n "Against what law q"
"Why, you used 10 know Bill Nelson, when
he was--a-highiy different individual 10
what he is now--and there's big law as'in
passing an altered Bill"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

COURTESY OF THE Bar Joseph Heyfron,
an Irish barrs,er with broad bronge, was
trying TO convince Judge Starting; in the
Lauderdale court, one day, that something he
laid down as law tcas law but the Judge
promptly ruled the point against him. Not
satisfied, Joe took up Blackstone aud com
menced reading passage 10 prove that he
was right But The Judge interrupted him
somew hat Indignantly with the inierrogalo-
~, "Mr. Heyfron, do you mean to say that
this court does not understand the law 2"
ooh, no, yer honor" Immediately reioined
Joseph, in his bIarneyis, Irish; 81 don't
mean to say that yer honor don't understand
the law, but was merely reading the pas
sage to show what a diyil OF fool Black
stone was.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
EslsnAber Yard

in the lot fronting on Cranberry ST., short dis
tance East of the Steam Saw Mill, where he has
now a large amount of Seasoned PaRnei Plank,
also Pannel Boards, and all other Boards and
BUILDING Material, such as will be wanted for
building purposes. Also large amount of
Shingles on hand, which will be sold from Sc up
to So, according to quality and size. Please give
us a call--and examine our prices and quality.
n. b. Farmers who are in want of Shingles
will please call as we will sell to YOU low.
J. L. LEIB, Sup.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

The GREAT CANADIAN RAILWAY, for the
construction and equipment of which the
con,rac, has been taken by a wealthy firm in
England will be 1000 miles long-commen.
cling al a point of the St. Lawrence, i20
miles below Quebec, and terminating at a
point opposite Detroit The road will pass
through or near Quebec, Montreal, Kingston,
Bellevlle, Cobourg, Toronto and Hamilton
terminating at the waters Of Lake Huron,
near Detroit. II is 10 be constructed with
the wide guage, and in every resrec, to be
made in the most substantial manner. The
river St. Lawrence is TO be spanned by a
huge iron bridge, on the feasibility of which
favorable opinion has been given by Mr..
Stephenson, the celebrated engineer. The
capital has been subscribed in England, and
the contract for the entire work. including
The righ, of way, bridges, construction, rails,
locomotives, cars, station houses, warehou-
ses, &C., is 1000 mile, amounting 10 from
forty 10 forty-fve millions Of dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

"Oh Katy, Katy" cried her husband,
"you are incorrigible."
But Katy did try, and may you, dear
reader succeed as well as she.-Oltre
Branch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

county will mover know the want OF able and
distinguished citizens TO ill her offices OF
profit and honor!
Five miles further soh,h Hes Seinsgrove,
on the west side of the rivera rich and
growing village, surrounded for miles away
with farms worth 500 10 $50 per acre
This town, although not Immediately on The
line of contemplated railways, must always
be a hourishing and wealthy place.
Eighty years ago, this whole region was
"howling Wilderness" Inhabited only by
skunks, wolves, wildcats and Indians. Some
of the first named are still 10 be found occa-
sionally. But the eighty years have not
made more change than the neat ten will il
Philadelphia is true 10 Pennsylvania and
herself
Hastily, yours.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
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Lumber Yard.

vHNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Sunbury, and Northumt erland
and adjoining counties, tina: he has opened Il
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
PROCLAMATION.

Sunbury, May IS, 1S53.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

South Carolina possessesno limes'one f'''
mailcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
maebinerp, &r.

A NEW THING ENrlRELY-The most
Kegs and whole cooper family made sad finished with
out defect alright and smooth enough 10 warmth en-
tirey by Machinery.
Our Machine with the tools used TO perform the work
i. psteut for which we have received Gold and Silver
Medal. and State Diploma IL tAkes the timber the box
length planes both and outside perfectly smooth ttes
the quality Of the timber joints them IN perfect m.nnr
giving ach It's equal proportion OF bge 10
rs width be IL wide ehenfers bowels cuts TIC
crease turns the head and prepares the barrel or Reg t
the hooYng process In manner perfect complete aud
OF superior finish that challenge the Word 10 produce
better barrel hrkin hes, than our Machines maze 81
the SO day the single set to which Ne iaEte
the particular attention OF all who ehOoso % give them IA
sreetiuu We manufacture articles OF the barrel family
trp the smallest white lead hes 10 the largest cAs 10 scn
eral use all OF which be warranted To hold the m-t
subtle liquids be sdspted 70 the packing OF dry goods
In fact the machines cannot make Imperfect artcc rA
cent the defect Is exclusively in the timber.
We have ashop q, Elnra, n. Y, directly on the Inc o.
the NewYork and Erie Railroad, aud the Eisirs ana
Niagara Falls RAroed Eve minutes walk north OF shc depot
where sny who wish witness the operation OF
the machines aud 10 their perfect satsfscon every
brapeh OF the work We VIII feel the utmost pleasure IN
exhkrug such every thing connected with thr wofs
Persons Of purchasing the Right aud Ms afc-
for any location unsod obtain any normsfon IA
relation thereto BY appyins 70 os throash the mall lhstr
AT hat few Of the States remaining IN cur hshds unsod
sill applicants will b. referred % the presoot own
up,st OF whom viii no doubt hold for disposal desirable
looafons within ther respective territories IL Il con
sded by al Judges who have xsnine the nsehne that
tsurpAsses tpE that has b. invented Tor the
same purpose. and must entirely supersede All hand
eoopenng' - 4. - -, 49, IL. -, 81.
FSitofs OF The SewYoTk Tribune.
NM TRAP 4 Co. Pstentees aud ProPfaesorS
Fhuira Newly ora. March lG lSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
CITPREME COUNT, City and County Of

- ss. Yoh-Jessys xAer snls -snn-' q. ard hsssS
-, .er t-To BEEsAsD, q ss yssssed s~-n4sAs
T - arssy -snaan~s ss4 required tAs con>sr
- ss,on va " aha To se.s % IL Cara 81 fh> CO,
- CzIfy a Nv fosk Ia Cas- Hal ne Cy a ssv fo<t
- q " ne s.ss ts cab
rR~r 10 scs 20 r. sa1s4a I'D csiy, sLs tssnfs
ssz NJ s~Fys q Ae sns>ve ne ID
f<l sd eoncisIs WIN
ss-1 th> pnfd ~a sp>J 70 az sS-Si
ss t~a.4n1sx si-1 y<sssfy tssa
mo- iEss-s<s' A D. HlLLARD. Pirst1 9 Aftors<y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
CUPREME COURT-Charies Boriand. IL

~ -eaaor s.z f.AeEs ~ EsszS ksssEti. r., a Ca-rs
ssssa sses.ssd sssls cesz 80 ss<s.f - -
sReS Hartn Jo<n Rsp~ JeecS hortos ~
al Cort srso $780, zsf W Bs's s-rsDs htnfss a.
Estss Doass. E.~es.s ~ Of he- kosr,. s.cess Coz
-. e. go fcox e. se<v>f ifs JOsfFd G. GRID
LET Yss are ser.sy ssnas asd rsszd % aesss< Ne oA
-. ~. -. ~s<h ~ SGD sts~ ss u Ne CHA a q
GO. AZ ot..s~ sssa asanfy, end 70 s>fvss 81
yoar sns~ss ne I'D oo@tsias % ~ <ss ~ 49,
.gwuas % yoa srrFe q ~ iT a. seh ssrsss 80 yea
s so .s-.-r e sn ne slers>d ss Ps1s
a. = n sefos % sppy ~ coarf 81 tss fsAef <s~%s
sPApP q wIsytHLD, vs~.s- A,D~~J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
HOLLOWAYs OINTMENT and PILLS,

he best oE Absesses, Piles, Fisrnl1s and CT
o1s Sores The very ssfst.eeorJ results s,ng fs rs
u thls inv2xsbis Ointment m wn>rs Y1ss
have b~~n srerlEs frOrn Absc-sses. Ulcers ki-s
or be.pz dcsn have ,daced ssysrz 81 M nees 1so'
fsss0n suinsnt for thsir s % inrodnee u no ne -
pltss s1d ihsiT rrvsfs practice; and N TAB ns.-e
Shsrs the sufferer connderef nc1,eSs, 49, y
s-t desDerare wcaEn6. after every otarr remedy A On
zied 10 van Tee sns ns~4sCnes are uzsa4.ea % nc
IRE Of s-rofu, a scuryy .nA te Diseases o. N sfn
"a A. IN xon~r, ii medicines tie ned States n
rots Isd sIss a. ~ csnss cents, AID " . e.h .ei
1bole-se ~ the pfn pa 1r1s hnnsss p ne o 90
a. ~ ~ lsIsA a Is. : y. SAIL AtT- l9f+ -
v-crr,s,er Nc 80 5rrzrd LF1soE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ale0iral.

ALL Who have tried are convinced Of the
n efbeaey Of POZZOSP5 CHEMICAL BALM. lfyoar
hsIr . iEns II your osr t1n- II your hesf q faA Of
d.pSru X viii ecanss n and you ucazbled 9Th
et.r -ous 10 E VII yOa- Pries a. 5od By Rec
4 saith No rs Denzasrst, No 81, Mo1nson. Ne IS.
Rnshton Cart No. ~ Broadway, Rice saith, 30.
- a.E-ar-. Z z GlLssl.e. AL.asre g. brookl.n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
LICHTE a. NEWTON, No. y
NEW and HAND PIANO
furniture, &e.

ALL ENAMELLED- REMOVAL on LIST
N ue1t-GILLIEs L BYRNE respectfully inform
their paors and The public generally that consequence Of
the increasing demands made them TOT ENAMELED
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, and not
having room their old ssnd 70 satisfy AL they com
PEELED 10 remove the let May nsrt 20 the NEW and
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE No. sc Broadway, between
Sprlug and Prince side doors above COLA
MORE HOUSE adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery.
B-Preyiou. 70 the let May BE- f0uDd a. usual
Il or or st4Dd No. 80 BrJsdssy. Nsnufact0ry No 4.
(reebe-st Offering Inducements 70 purchasers o.
GENUINE WELl~SEASONED ESAMELED ~ RNl-
IlRE than other establishment In the nt-d >tstes
TIE Trade supplied ~ usual ID unli nted Quantities.
GILLlES BYRNES, No. +S2 sro.d~sy,
Fat .de, sc0~ GrAndst-
Afisr Is. OF MAY next at No. SO Broadway.
fvery f-criptou VI Hair and Huss Mattress. Pliass,
pillsNa Ac Al tie Lowest rAte..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke, q CRAWBUCks, No
sss Grads .ec0p4 aoor easf 0s Esex-E, Scs ferk-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER sTORk--Ins
sss<ussn Of fa1nies aboof parch.as respeoay In'td
p.,Ils.-s Bes.sesas C,t. ke al Of which have been
pulehasS At ow cash presS and Al. Se sd stsa Pnees
=. 70 rnie Il A. iudscerneut fog A. 70 CAL Aa nc
above ssock previous raAkizs tne4 gsfea-s
10 sny pax q The ETY. BrOokyn AID NizsSaTsn ree %
e.taxe Old Bed and Mattresses Ees Ase AZ sae OFef
W CRAWBCCK, No so Grsnd%s-
"a door e4sf Of Essex-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
NOTICE of DIsTRIBUTION-.Notice !.

As,ss, sEss issi We ,roeseds q ne 800 -.
esad <fsy ns1s by es Van Cou sas NJ % - % ta- ssf
o ihs Cssay d k@~ fsss 81 " s<bssa fsa< e
asy q April okes ise hfsnh o. sH az sh~s al
Droas lawns rsrs d~n<sds tAn& ssa sss vi Tss-Df
- - W BRADFORD, ssvas.isL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
nROTHCTION from LIGHTNING.-The

unSerx gned have long been known 81 eonss0ts =.
Iightning Rods which sford oomPsets PFoseS'''- LIVE
successive wear has s5ecd 70 theIs exrIienSe
.Aey continue 70 c.fer their services % tar p~oe, -
49,, tzt tAxir rccs ~. al~ Ays ers<fs entlfe
Conscience, - 49,, h,,. ol,u-rvea he "
ir,sr.s IN cerr.in Kinds 81 rocs and haVe e1sftS1
49, ,TsnroyeIent IN the ecnssTReroH o. taeas 49,
ss--- rcrd srxSest, while they hsFe aVoiee1 -
~ r,u,e hss ROUTED o1s7S-tsc 2iAr.s tne Is q
sslsfors The Insulation oonflcts Wiz o.S % -
90, s.,rartart designs Of Lightning rcd saa rs -
- s,-,prss.Auces insurr, INSTEAD o. prSNsIt, an q
~ - brrns tom the rod into the so1se soien
- Se.stoSsrr occurred whers Tie rods "Sfe
The snhsrissrs consider TIE o. go, 49,
a str.ctly seisnfi6e mattel and hass sas-s.' $50 ~
80 - inreses. afipz tAs laws OF thunder s1oEs =,
Tboss about % purchase reds soae SS,s, - Isl en-
suRseI 49, ircpiArs foT tbs year, wf q -
,fn. ri he u,stter and ranch des-~he inioE ae
SSsri.e sre no~ rrAy 70 farnsh AID sEeei rse. = ~
beet manner and - ressossble pr,ee, - -.
be immediately, - me ss-sN- -
Is rarijly sFrrc lchiuz -. -, n, ~ =. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
V,oR BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT and FALL

il RIVER-Ths spie1EE GA szpsro. sz@1oss BAL
eTaTE C1pc Nn Brown, End EMPIRE STATE, C@p<
R-~.uua Brsrrou. eaxe a-rnate ara lc1nc2Is 81
800 f-crn pr Nc ~ T., .be bzrreZy, ~ r N
rdr riEhz svpy b0Glc- o. q. ne afaes On Per NO
Fr-xsf 70 Baskon . f0rE1rced ta-uuxh E.h g-sas O.
rs,rE y an exPs~@ fr~,fnt ~.
TIs.1I4. a BUkpEs. ss- - sd = Ns~E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

,nsox n ROFsIER furs and Straw Goods, 10 Maiden spe
Ihon.sV TlNCHLEY, (Manu.ctaref) NO. 70 MAIDEN lane
nhonS1 " fars,shiPpi Blu Ilalo o be-.
hsan oRp Importer and Dealef) 40 let water I"
JOHN u ,rSwsre' Gallery, EDGE Tools, &C.
Irnpofter and Gen Dealer - aud - FULTON st
eHAs II Lac Co1pefs' Tools 81 Fulton
osbohN H1S.s and Leather -tlmpoGtetsl
W. MILL Ems. T,ps, Rassia Mats, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
CANp's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
RALSAM of WILD CHERRY

~ lss IS and - cents delightful and sure remedy
Tor Cogxhs Colds and Consampfcn. Sold wholesale and
r,tall at SANDS Mammoth Drug Store, No u ysmssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
NETWORK and NEW.HAvES RAIL

NROAD-wISTzK AKEASGEHEST.-Doesn - le51
Trans Out Of Ne~-YoEk-AocOuluOdAfioa ead Speci~l
e. AID ia A NJ and P NJ through 20 Se~-H4gsn-
AialoA II and 81 NJ ulEoaza % Port Chesr7r
lbs Ia A NJ rue N ooasrct.Oa with frAa nOD View
Hsv-a Hartford and sprEsaed aad sih TRAN over he
FKysEss T.ArssEsA Il and > ?. " for ss~-Hsvsn,
HartsoEd SyrDSn@1 Worcester and Boston Conn~ctesS
RVe. ana Yerucrt Rs-lT0ads The A "a tram o0aaeets
a New Haven With tr1n Of tse Ee~-L00don Ros1, u
ke~- Ls1do1- SOr~6h soolng-oa and PF0yidsUe-- TIE
So % Ne~-Loodon Only.
Th- II stop Stamford snd bnossport, eonneet-
IN uSsh HOu-ztsue Snd ssnssrncs Railroads a 5rexe
p01 IT, ), P " s.SPs SS.n1rd Nors.G and bridse-
sor- IA with Dznbary Railroad q S0r-.s and
80 Hoa-.tssic ana Ssnxztnc. Railroads a. bndesps
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
NEw.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

N Tr,ns leave pier foot of Duanest a. follow
ExrxKss TRAM az ! M. for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
MAI Train at AN. for al stanons
WAY TRAis q 80 PM for PeEmont and Sa'rru
WAY TRAIN st 81 NJ for Delaware, va jersey CIV
ExFsEss Train AZ ) Pm every day 'or pannfk sna
Buffalo. - -.
Beth Express Trains connect At Dunkirs With the Lake
Shore Railroads tor Cleveland and thence dreet % SnS
uaii .l.o 10 Sauausky Toledo Monroe, Detroit and Cat
cnso CHAS. NINOr, Superintendent