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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

MILO aqrtes ii CqIJoynla.--Soma
OF the L 3rgest incomes in the United
States are now enjoyed by gentle
men Of San Francisco, who, four
years ago, were far from being rich
1t is said that the annual income Of
Samuel Rrannon, Esq, is over $780,:
600; whilst that of ]. L. Folsom,
w. D, NJ. Howard, and seyerid others,
is but little, ifeany less.
These large estates have been made
within the last three or four years,
by the rapid risa of real estate ia
and about San Francisco. In l847S
As, lots were purchased fbr SD ~
$50, which are new worth over
100000 On the chief business
streets, in favorable locations, ground
IS worth from 5000 to $1,000 pr
front foot, exclusive Of the improve
ments.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Items Of News,
VA Efto'5ai .SpriaJsll lRys

Getting out srars lor the Navy is
= profitable business III AIaba N i. and
the pine forests furnish the finest
kind. They are principally obtained
Tor the French Navy. The lumber
trade generally, has become A very
important one. and the expprtatioa
Of it from Mobile is qllic extensive
: steam saw mills are ipund all along
the two riygl5 itnt elsewaere
perrorltad let Ter stanlps are a5oat
ID be Isl ie,l by the British Govern
,aent. The ST.! mps are sepaf4tel
from each other by lines qf small
perforaiionT. rendering them easily
detached when requirea for use. Al
This is an Am ricln inYenilo1
TIE calrsles 9' BFo)Nlyn- -ciIy.
.4r ,hnrcbes areclas5iiied as follows:
Episcopal. II; \ Methodist, y Con
qreaatioaal. 10 /; Rom IN Cath Bile, I;
i Baptist, Z; Presbyterian, 8; Dutch
narar,ned 6: Afr lean. >. Unitatian, 3
rniyersalist. Erie end, dongreg atiolaI
Methodist, Primitive NJ sthodidt, / 70
estant MetholIsf, setond ADVENT
and Reformed Pr s'yterlan,od de each
4 I9uag H3efm -A ifa e EN-
ployei in dry 3ools store 7 Cfn-
cinnati has been sterling the goods
lo: his employer iPr year ,pasb : and
taking them to y IS iatler. II ilad
stolen Si,900#w1rth. anii the fpod5
were found nj hi lather h7aFe. =
Fine Eltaer " 10 cfl W'aaFK ae
the early prolllgle icy Of tac 50.
c,.,c,i., Of G G.uli.r. .-Oad dav
.''s1 ':o, 70 r,adcr ,vas ION ,Inty .
las' ~" ~. :" r,,al RasinJ Al 44bahr. in
'.;. iea, ~ -, ,r.l ove, > allocIl od e,s-
,p nesp'"I .4I,;,lh ia t. = rcuconnlEe be-
80 '"ss' ms r,n,ler>hp and a robster.
The contest, ho Ve'rr was oi >hpf'
'lpra''"n' '"F '''p : =" : ,..a;-,I ss':I ! )
6 ,ck by The necS aiiJ Suai7 fa't
u ~ ii'' o "a 'i''
itlsani7S'aia' H,'qe' " r. ' |"
''s'' '''''' :
~ 4 a Z : q
4 HltRm Garf1e-- i ae =
nFi,'S.''' s., .,,.aant iu(l;t.Ied on a
-, ~ q s.,7 p% .i.'',a,l ,yi< ofI.,,Je. i
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

.Sl,uage Castom- "A most extra
ordinary custom prevails amon8 tie
Wires, powerful tribe ocdapying
an extensive distriqt I III Cabnl: among
the mountains between Pei4la and
India. 1t is, in fact, u female pre-
rogative that has no parallel among
any other people on the earth, and
that reverses what we ire IN the liab-
it o considering the natural oriler oi
things = the women choose their nus
banks, and not the husbands their
wives. If a woman be pleased with
a m IN, she sends tie drummer OF the
cam p to pin handkerchief TO his
cap. with pin which she used to ias-
ten her hair. The drummer watches
his opportunity and does this IN pub
lie, naming the woman, and the man
is obliged to marry ii he can pay
her price to her father.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
WHOLE No. lst.
S.mp!s 5as Mca.aa:5ze C0aqk Rem.

S.nple 6at Iacastt;5le C0ugs Re0t
dg--A friend gives as the following
recipe for a very common complaint
in our midst, which he and many
Others have tried and found a certain
cure for coughs: Take "a handful of
green, or three papers Of dry hoar-
hound, and steep it in quart Of W.
ter, to = strong tea; remove tie
dregs; boil down to a pint, then add a
tea -cupful each Of brown sugar and
honey, q tea-spoonfll each Of lard
and tar, ard boil toe whole to Il csa
dy Dose, small piece atout ths
size Of 4 pen, 10 be taken whenever
disposed 70 cough Geaesse Farm-
eJ'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

TIE Christian ) in Turkey are said
to be daily iucre hsing in wealth, pow
er, knowledge an Identerprise, and, 10
the fulluess Of a PpOilted time, it ia
not unlikely tha they Yill supersede
the Turks as thd doninant race.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

SELLING ! luBEa - Someiliir7
ike forty bills { Indictment have
been found BY hc sraal jury of tho
Uri,ed States circuit courts ii
Michigan, agai hst parties ensaged
in depredatins upon >he g6v m
.mcut Timber Ia I,,is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

Several Of thd Tex rs papeVs sng
gest that the lat b falls + reports ofthe
discovery Of gold in tha t State we're
put iu circllati0f by land speculatcra,
who expected . make money by the
sale of lands in the neighb9rhood of
the pretenGedsmlnes. s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

The New Orleans corresponddn MT Of
Natchez Mirror says that the cotton
crop this year will reach 3,o0u ,oO9
bales. The sugar crop last year, 1t
is now ascertained. exceeded 100000
hhds.. and this year 5 crop IS stlil
larger.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

4 CROWDED. JAlE.-The Moui
lun Democrat says; Tie Jail OF
Ct,mbri county, PA, Is jlmned,
crfsmm, q aud stuff d,pack4,I down,
SHOOK together and running o,ef
with prisoners.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
n. nr E VIZ Sc

sC4@fs'wo Doii'ls'> To- one yfAT Il pnd a
III TIM q subscription; 4 vlo DO'iislS
Had Fifty t;eai>. ~iITHocr DEVIATION
afte- II expiration Of thfee mouths
:, aU Esil,S t,- tA,lEertisct In snts job
w,E o% : ,r,.sri,,sjon. cankiAerb bd due. when
contra:,sl, exoeif a5llFst thoit with whom
We hAye raaains meolnts
irHNO P-sorT VII sent olt'h! qhe county
unless uni ldr in lvan5F,.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
'lIITTElILLE, TEAN. THURSDAY, AUGUST lis, 1853

when | slept my head VAS On Il peade-
ful pillow, and the kiss OF innocence
still fragrlnt on my lips
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

The Doctors OF Oralgk cphniy,
New Yolk, have struck for high
CT fees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Of the mcst nportsnt Departments ~ muac,pal
goysrnmeBt DuIiDg the year 1852 the comnoa Uouncu
by ordnance removed the hssth wardens add her 9th
Of the department., aud left the CITY lsoecso- and
two clerks to 20 form tue whole duty O. ths
The condition az the city in consequence fancy
AID IL taken my s.rnet aud psr egsruk iss"s
std those OF the heal wardonstba oAss hayog besn
re estaoiahsd last Aprito place she city 10 orope
coalition sad much very much yst rem ,rs 20 be dlse
city OF nearly quite six h1adfed thousand innlol
tsns left wear with bur the efforts of fea ire
tpopsrle officers Of ths Bsard Of Health ~bo
pay viola The charter tbs authority Of
The u Ins will csr'aicy require vast amount o.
adcsus isbor and AppcloI - piacs it 10 ssasy and
proper cor al ion
Ia coaclusion an, very re're~tfiv and truly yours
nc, TH0n AS X. DOWNING CITY lusDector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR now no WTN 4
NI Lover.-Prcf,ssor LAYTON Bostoa fornsri, AZ
ondon will send TO any addrsss tbs receipt Of one s
ar post paid p'as directions to abis LADIES'
70 via the devoted affections 81 Il sppssts
ASS as their hesrts desire The
BUT 80 captivating that all may % married ~
tge sppt.rsnce rosios ana last thesgb not ieast
~ osn arsrstd with such deiicney thai
TOR 70 possible Address Professor Lawsoa Rcusnn
Mss. 70 lst.srf tskoa tom ths psst efaos uaew -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
FURsIIURh.

ENAsELLlD AND COTTAGE SUsSITUKg.--se1~
u froN Is 10 81 90 The largest AssortreEt In the
Uaited stas. Sets made Ia number, color aes al
suit sr faster. GILES BYRsa wscufsot arers, 6A
Broadway few doors Asavs sprnx sdel
snfsctory. No. ~ Grsens stresA
ENANELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE.-TUE
II subscribers invite the ateat ton Of purchasers their
stock OF fashionable and durable cham suites
upwards aoory salsrooa No 81 hi,e street three
doors wet Of Broadway Dealers shippers and the trade
supple on liberal terms. WARWICK TURNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOW PUBLISHED-PART XVII, FOR JULY, OF
IN Brstwaites Retrospect of Sraetical Medcius and
lurRery Uniform American edition Terms invariably
advance. rom part XXlIl price 81; 81 per Tho
back numbers or sets r te compencensat he had
at the following original prices tree OF
psrts bound in IL volun0s sheep ibrary style 81
szdelive free of charge. Parts 20 " % each
Psre u to 81 40 cent? each Parts % to "a ST. o. per
This allowed by the medical profession to he the
liable periodical sued Twice in the sits
grain rom the numerous periodicals Of the world ID ga
Tiers all novel ana merit iass bundle Recently 1t has
been very much Ia typography that its
Is worthy of its merit nNewark Daily
Prblnhed by SfkINGkR TOWNSEND, No. 2z2 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
AsTROLUGY.

MISS BRUCE THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN BE
M consulted at 80 Canal street. door from BROADWAY
all events Of fs present and future Ladies' 50 cents
gentlemen 1 kativteH sent TO part OF tse world
parchment by sending the day of the month hoy
All post paid letters containing 81 win be answered
with the desired Information. Hours till o l.. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

DRoFESSOR ROBACK.-RoYAL CORRESPONDENCE
Il His hnjesty oscar l., King OF sweden, that
Dr. W Rosses the swedsh sstr9ogsr phrenologst and
King Bernadotte The psnion in and friend Of
great Napoleon pendec with him for many years and
placed pcit confidence In his predictions He that
nonarchs nativity and had NE honor TO aid him With yalu
abls oupsel derived from astrological calculate at
vcral important crises Of his reign From mysterious
the seventh Of seventh son In ell families
nowned for supernatural gs 10 always wonderfully
dowsd kotsek the seventh con Of the seventh
family celebrated fer two centuries for It's prophetic
intelligence He claims that tho vtes he casts and tho
sdvicefonnded on astroIesy and eonascy-thas ne
ing oourtship, divorce loss Of money
disputed wills Contested fortunes o1,.sy asd all tn.
been known fail and he challenges the world 10 produce
In which any positive prediction mads by DR. W Ro
hack has verified. Terms-Iadies gentle men
81 90 Naavites calculated according TO geonsnoy-for
LADIES. In full S. gsntsmcn In fall s. Psrsona dis
have hsr nat tiet drawn by thu
the day their birth All letters containing tho above feo
will receive Immediate alteration and natiyites will
TO part q tine world written durable psosr All
ters tbsaboye topics II post paid will be answered traits
His oce Is At MOI High street bet eesn Federal and
mcr streets Boston Mass OGco howe fton A. H. "
q p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
nTRs ALwTN RzNOwNED IN EUROPr YoR HrR

MRS alvin. EMNowSEs IN kUROrf FOR Hnh
furnish about all Of lfs she In
terprcs dreams law matters and love- by sstrgy books
the they Will marry also the u hof vsitss
Mrs Alvin spesk tho snsnsh French, and German Ian
gusgos Residence - Rtvingtoo street. stairs near
bswsry. Ladiss Atty sonts; gsntiemen enc dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

n'HR Third ANNUAL PIC MIC EXCURSION TO
unionport will take place on Thursday, august II.
TIE steamto at Uh DEkH ILL and barge Low RTT MEL
LEN have been chartered, snd will leave Hammond street
o'clock. String etfoet at S ,bnson street at 81
Cahariue street IT 81 Rroome street at and Twenty
sixth street at ga a. NJ Ieoviog Unonport at o'clock
y NJ. ADKINS Band VIII DO In attendapce 1iekets 80
cents children under ten years free over that half
price, be b.d at the ynous starting places The
narge will ain the foot Of Robinson while the
boat makes the first and second landings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

WAvERLRY HOUSE 6o7 BROADWAY, CORNER or
Fourth ssreet-This hotel, having been reht.ed and
enlarged 10 prepared TO receive permanent bonrders
transient vstsrs In style not TO BE- surpassed by
Establishment 10 the city. W. J. RENALL SGT Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
TEN ANTS, MEGIsTE N.

A LADY. HAVING A FURNISHED ROOM on rHg
n trst fcsr would ike to let il with fun or partial
hoard to respeotsba gentleman Of ntcdis age To ooe
who would be agreeable pleasant home osu be obaiaed
three days. stating where and when interview can be
had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
XORK FAMILY nOTEI.-NEW BRIpGk sTRRRr

NOHk FAMILY HOTEL-NEW BHIDGB STREET
ludgste Hill, London.Ths above house is centrally
situated has ss excellent coffee ten or twelve private
sitting between ferty and fifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking cold and shower baths aiway
ready night porter In attendance fixed charge
vants The n 90 York Herald is flied THOs. QUAHTnR
MAINE sc proprietor Of the Cro.B and SceDtro Tavern
Greenwieh tenders his grateful thank to his
end fos the fsyors be has soe sno their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

ITO PRINTERS-FOR SALE, A CYLINDER PRESS
nearly bed Of 3 by 56, vi. prixt shsst 40 By
81 Ia ches super royal and distributor and
second hand elum and distributor also about 5000
bs Of small plea 20 DO nearly new prepared
pressy for law work II will be In for Is 20 suit
chasers and sold very low. Inquire ofJAMES CONNER A
SON, Nos. 20, 81, and % Bsekmsn street.
VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR SALE IN vIR
gpia-Privately until the 18th Of September next
when not previously disposed Of twill be oeri st pub
lie auction the premises at IL o'clock NJ The above
farm contains l61 twothrds Of which cleared
IT, has on good dwelling and all necessary ouhouSs
situated at the frat snter station
board and Roanoke Railroad three and three quarter miles
from Portsmouth IL accessible by reroad county rosd
and water The land is In high state Of improvement
cultivation Gifts character the wing opinions given
~ gentlemen 10 DO extensively and
y engagsd IL rearing early vegetables than others Ia
this section Messrs BsDrv Erwin and George Y. Cram
we'll that IL the beet for suoh "a the NIFTY
Mr. Richard Coz says that as good truck land
the neighborhood Mr. william Bishop says that ~
1rst truc land. Mr. william ssyrs says that IL i
the hest fern for raising early Vegetables that ne knows II
In the county Any information msy be had of Mr.
WRIGHT HEATH until 18th inst At 100 vsssy street.
New York. o. of DAVID GRIFFITH, PortsAoash Yir.
IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

WILLIAM b. JONES, AUCTIoNEER.-JUNBs 4
w HENRY will sell at their auction room. IS Spruce
street on TUESDAY, August at lok o'clock a. house
hole furniture consisting OF bcds.eds bes ding tables
chairs csrpets stoves &o also Of Gin
brandy aps ak dozen bottles jamaica ru set
single harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
SALES Ar AUCTION.

AUCTION SALE or READY MADE SAL ITS. &C.
"A sAMUlL oSGoOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CosK-
LIN Will el this day August vt lo O'Clock vt their
us Fulton street large and general assortmoat
of ready shrts dc., ocnsstioa Of fine linen s.rs;
muslin sLi t. with ren bosoms and great variety OF
ooorcd elrs aso, very fine geo dressin4
gowns and about 400 dozen Of collars Also qassy OF
wiee eolored nusns tog her with quantity OF eut
goods 1he whole to DO sold under the directoa Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
n, T. &F.s. rALrAyERRo,

DATRNTRD MACHINE FOR sALB-rHE EyTIRE
states or portion Of them wiz be offered for few
days quantity Of the machines ready for the
market Cali from 10 to " O'clock At 20 yesey street
GEO. w. WRIGHT, Patentea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

OF in various parts Il the eity and oshsr s. ilar
nuisancss the OF the hsviag bsa1 Ia
dicsd, -here known, aud where nnkao tue place 1t
self poiotsd out. We have desasd this s0becS At
the present of the year. with knos-
edge Of ths fact that terTibk epidso'e Is
desolAng of seAosard cities OF psr-moueF
mportance ard have felt staioed g lssvs zoe
futule IRA ID juis oAer msta OF graz paohc hapT
lance, Ia pticn attention hss bees called -
The report OF the Cy Inspector 10 hsresta snon'eu,
he GisGo Inquest tor the serious sseentoa OF
he Count.
Among other ubjeots attention has bseu called to
he r,cEess disregard ot the tafers aud health OF
hun esses ouzeD-, IN the I've gle cree 100 aud
crorcec oscu patton Of What known ts1e neat
house the mitchiee brttLCirg sbicn ars so hedssd
= Ut - profession graspiog svarce sp.tes no
1sius cultivate encourage, ara ADOPT that ehsy
most difficult eSpose sud subisct 70 correction
81 pubnc justice demands
arc side spreading IL would Lead TOO far 70 do
than 10 them. "A ehoctusi SUPPRESSION Of tss
Discoei requires sen dig ed ples OF 0p,saaoss
e.marding fser fnysst,astian OF fac and dshp
Than have been sbie At this &,
mposs We call publ, attention 20 these msttoe, aud
isel assured inst future grand jury viii follow up our
kUegehrons devise remedy for miohsfs that
ia t. city Ia the eyes oil the ctyLot
word
Ite Grand Ipquest believe that H,eDces to retail
liquor hoo granted 10 those Who are engaged 10 rhs
ssle o. groceries The Board f Exese eonsisAsgol He
Mayor Aldernisu aud ss-istN1ss al esc1 ~arl, havs
snpe pove. TO this evil oy refusing ceuse to sell
liquor hose wno stores for sne OF ae uecss
Of life and il should exercise the aud thus
protect fed sles and churen from the nos rs
soc,aops sLc Bt Ie0ces always attending these places
The openiDg 81 io the sale of merchandise On
the Sabbath Is also growing evil and vio.tioa oil as
State all goods eoatsnsd In SUCH stores
liable 70 forfeiture ana the Ofand desire sad
direct special OF Cor sor-aSa Attorney
10 subject request htn to enaeav0r 20
put stop this business highly dsno1SnzAg N its
tet den ies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

llIf HOTEL. az AND 40, BROADWAY CORNER OF
Howard street New York 10 new open for the aossm:
mcoanon 81 the public The house has recently
~ with al tho modern provemsnts furnished Ia
superior manner Tho above hotel IL conducted the
uropeaA plan and the proprietor ssct the patronage "
AZ former guests, ard The travelling public In general
GkOhGk W. HARPEL Proprete1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURAAT AUCTION.-J. L. VAN
IL DER~.A1EL will sell on wednesday, August 10, 81
l0 O'Clock At the salesrOo Ne g Nassau street.
Of Pine general assortment of furniture, ooassicg Of
rosewood suites covered il broeatsls hsircSth d. viz
Chairs sofas tete tetes Co. Book marble top
tire pier sofa tables extension tables pier and sanssi
glasses enameled marble top c0ttsge quits ladeS
s:eads ALSO hne nns Of sngravnss AID pAiaags. and
thirty Thousand segers,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20
Museum of Wonders,

Which comprises greater variety Of Attractions and
more extraordinary Novelties. tlan an travelling Ex
hbiiicpil the world. Every feature of aais Mammoth
establishment Is Of peculiar and resssr nature and
the whole Is produced upau a gigantic sole Of msgu
tndc. The travelling pasaphreRalia Of the ArssIican
Museum, as cutters eaaowu, is proceeded by aegcE-
NJ CAR OF JUGGERNAUTm -ku
drawn by Te Elephants. supSfbly caparisoned being
an accurate del of that terrible engine OF
sacrifice finished and decorak in al ne extravaganza
OF the indoo STYLE Folio nser vehicle is
iSsg procession or costly Cages and Carriages the
&c lie fpsing spec.acls Oriental SPLEEN
DOR. The Exhbitioi will take place within maeniG
cent tafcgaed Pavilion. composed of American Flags
or wat r-proof fabric The real genuine original
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20
Observation-Disclosures,

TINE SUBSCKIBkR respectfully informs the public
i rally that he has resumed the above business
Srsgns establishing q permanent daguerrean gallery
In Evansville in Fosters build ngs, corner OF Main aLo
First Streets where he hopes TO receive Inc equ
earnest endeavor to merit and he expects 70 DO Fer
naneat lie depends upon exhibitors OF ms Pron
cheney and skill than noisy humoog Vi "oio' '
cess. "a IN ....h
lis reputation as porirait painteris too Wen estao
lished in Evansvi lie and else hereio heeo rene AZ
Their than that ne will be happy 70 accoooa'e Guy w
st, ,,gsa ms '0'''''''A T.los. PolNDEXTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20
CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
- - -
between the East and West

TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con
i uection withthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad :,
Wheeling,
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia. Wash
ington Citya and Baltimore, be procured from the
Agents at LopisYi;Ie Madison and Cincinnati or on
board he boats Having made permanent arrange
men, for ;iekethg through, the travelling public will
find t. greatly TO tkei interest, going Est or West 20
pat o.lize this line.
The "Union Line" being chartered Company, are
required by awo under sch regulations will in
comfort well safety &c lie lives of passengers.
u This is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .
| III FThe Steamers Of this line entirely new, and
the largest fastest safest and most superb vessels ever
built for the Western waters and will leave follows,
viz: ...-.
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3P. M.
DAVID WHITE, Capt W. McCiaid Monday 3 P. M.
| BALTiIORE, Capt. Vim. Clark, Tuesday P. NJ.
ALVlsstA DAMS, Capt. w Norton, Wednesday P M.
VIRGINIA., CAPT. Chgs Y. Wells. Thursday P. NJ,
FALLS. CITY, Capt, sam. Mason Friday 3 P. M.
lTHOS. SWAMI, Capt. J Mcclure, Saturday P. NJ.
Fare rom Louisville Raltimore.... Sll GO
| DO do do to Philadelphia or Washington IL co
Do do do TO New York. IS 00
DO do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do 10 Philadelphia or Washington ii %
Passepgers' baggage transferred from steamboat to
Rairoad and frc M Railroad 20 Steamboat free from
TFAn additional charge OF only 50 for state rooms
ana Taeais Is made from Louisville to Wheeling.
-. -. Is. Moorhead, Agent.
/ Louisville, ny.
RM Hender on. ageni at Evansville, Office at Lewis
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cRocrRfEs AND PROVISIONS.
FLOATING. xATH HOUSE.

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Wy House completed by the.S;h day OF June, at
Witch time be will be ready TO receive company The
house so constructed that gentlemen enter on one
side and the ladies the other. syery neatly got up,
and he hopes the public will appreciate his efforts ~ eor-
tribute 10 their health. Singe.bath, % cept Persons
wishing 10 subscribe dol SO BY calling at his Paper
store on First street. between Main and sycamore.
Tn. houss Il lust below Larnasco wharf opposite the
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Mr.. NELLIS,
tie ms wiinout arms, who will execute his
~ ieeis at loading and firing pistol with toes cut
ang pronie shooting at mark allow nd
arrow playing upon the ACCORDION and vi3lnceo els
Mr. Nellis In these performances exhibits wonderful
accomplish, even when laboring 1nder
apparently the most insurmopnRblc. - ~ ..Is.r7-
complete Menagere CT
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
Is also incsaded in the American Museum and a; coz.
venient period during the Exhibition =