davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
Senatorial Election.


Up to the evening of the ODD, no less than
twenty-five ballots had been taken for U. s. Sen
ator, without electing, and without approaching
any nearer an election than at the time of MAX
ing the first ballot. We annex the 18th ballot,
with the remark that the reader may form from
this ballot correct idea of the manner in which
The various members dave cast their votes
throughout the twenty-five ballotings:
For D. C. Broderick-Senale-Co Day.
Hall, Lippincort, Moore. Sprague, Whilng-
House-Butium, Chase, Covarrubias Hunt and
knnx-l2
For William NJ Gwin-Senate-Crens shaw.
French, Cove, H,i'zeIman. Hooke Keene Ken
dali. Leake, Vaudeville. May, Mcneil, Norman.
Honse-Amyx, Baker, Beatty, Bogardps, Bowles,
Brewton. Brown of Nevada, Burke. Coombs
Cook, Cunningham of Sierra Foster Johnson.
Johnston, Kinney, McCntchen. Mcconnell, Pal
mer. Qninn, Stevenson. Steven, Singley, Smith
of Ell Dorado, Smith of Marin, Talialerro, Vine
yard and Watkins-39
Fer F. l.. Edwards-Senate--M -Messrs. Bnrtou,
Hawks, Hawthorn, McCoun. McGarry Peck,
Scellen. HouSe-Andrews, Arlington. Adkison,
Bates, Brown of Contra Costa Corey. Curtis,
Dana Douglass, Farley. Farwell. Ferguson, Go
Der, Gaylord, Gragg Hosmer, Keys, Lincoln
Mellus, Meredith, Morland, Murdock, Oxley
Rowe, Updegraff, Waite, Whitney, and Mr.
Speaker-35.
For J. w. McCorkle-Senate-M -Messrs. Flint,
Rust, Stebbins, rutile. Honse-Cammet, Flour
noy, Gaver, Geller. Jones, Rodgers, Ryland,
Sherrard, Stewart and Wels-15
Mr.. Doughty for Latham Mr. FerreIl for La
than; Mr. Phelps for Cotfroth, Mr.. Mcfarland
for McDougall, and Mr. Graves for Latham.
Whole number of votes LOG; -Gwin 80, Ed
wards 35, McCorkle Is, Broderick Il, Latham
3, McDaugall |, Cotfroth |.
There is but little hope, from present appear
ances. of the election of a member to supply
the vacancy shortly to occur by the expiration
of Senator Gwins term. There does not seem
TO exist the slightest amount of the spirit of
compromise in either of the factions of the De-
mocracy. 1t is unfortunate that our Democratic
representatives seem to think more OF men than
of principles. 1t is just possible that the DEM
ocratic members may do good thing by drop
ping all of the gentlemen for whom they are
now voting and compromise upon man who.
for ability and an intimate knowledge of the
wants of the State, stands second 10 no public
man on the Pacifc-we mean John Bigler Or,
il not Democrat, then such Wing as our own
distinguished Connty-man. Mai. P. B. Reading.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
FROM YREKA.
lynch Law on salmon Creek.


Mr.. J. w. Evans, writing to the editors Of the
Mountain Herald from Bestville, klamath Co.,
gives the particulars of hanging affair that
took place at that locality on the 10th inst
The victim was young man by the name Of
Moran, born and raised in the city of New York,
and who, it will be recolected by our readers,
on Christmas night last, stabbed to the heart a
man by the name OF Craig, in the Ell Dorado
Bowling Saloon, on Sawyer's Bar. He then
made his escape, but was subsequently, arrested
at the head Of Scott Valley while making his
way towards Shasta, and taken to Bestyille and
delivered into the hands of the anihorities-
While the prisoner was being examined before
Justice Evans, the mob hastily organized, took
the prisoner from the hands of the officers, Sc
lected jury of twelve men, gave him counsel,
and then, under the eye of Judge Lynch gave
him trial. The jury rendered verdict Of
g Guilty of Manslaughter in the First Degree
The mob then, in violationof the verdict, hung
the prisoner in halt an hour after the rendering
of their own jury. He died almost without a
struggle.
This terrible tragedy grew out of the ycircnm-
stance of the whipping of an old man, Davis,
by scoundrel named McDivitt, who was SUBJ
sequently arrested by the mob, and, after re-
ceiving twenty-one lashes on his bare back, was
compelled to leave the river.
The Herald of the Goth says:
=" Messrs. Coleman, of Marysvie and Hearn,
of this place, have formed "A company for the
purpose of establishing and erecting Tele-
graph line from Marysvie to this city raa Shas-
Ia; also, branch of the same from the latter
place 10 Weayerville.
g The capital stock of the MarysvIle and
Yreka line is set al $4,000, and that of the
branch at 81 900 The main line is to follow
nearly possible. the route designated for
the Shasta aud Yreka Turnpike Road "
Thomas Snyth, of SCOTS Bar, found lump
of gold weighing al ounces. 1t is worth
S2,379.
SLtDE.-We informed by gentleman
from MesNs Burns & Mayhew's saw mill, at
the head of Shasta Valley that one of the high
overhangng peaks on the southeast side of
Shasta Butte gave way. on Wednesday last and
came down several miles with considerable
crash.-Herald.
YREKA WATER Co.-Altlough the weather
has been uutavoiible for the last two or three
weeks, the ditch OF the Yreka Water Company
is progressing rapidly towards cnmpletlon-D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
CAUTIOUS.
L. W. VAIL, AuCTIoNEER.
EAL ESTATE AT CTIO n

E. W. VAIL, AucrIoNEER.
EAL ESTATE AT Az CTION
WORTHWHILE,
inst One Nile from, the Old Court House.
WILDE sold en- the premises. Tuesday. May
22d, at 10 O'Clock, about TWELVE ACRES Of fine
quality land with buildings thereon, situated on Mlbronk
street, in close proximity Rice < Chenerys Factory
near the Wrench Mandatory, and Tannery Upon the
same are some Five Hundred valuable Fruit Trees.
The buildings consist of large
TWO STORY HOUSE,
containing nineteen rooms good repair, good Barn
with cellar under the whole.
Immediately after the above, will be so ID Pasture,
containing about sixteen acres. near the Pond.
The above property offers Inducements to purchasers
but seldom met with, located it is the land is unsur
passed for cultivation Real estate has doubled within
hVe years in this vicinity, thereby presenting good op
portunity for investment.
Terms easy. For further particulars, inquire of the
Auctioneer, Office 236 Main street dot myI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
AssEssORS, NnTICE

ASSESSORS OFFICE, City HALL May 18 1885.
The Assessors Of the City of Worcester hereby give no.
ce to the Inhabitants Of said city and to all persons La
bic to pay taxes therein that the Office viii be omen from
the lIth to the Slst day Of May current from TO u
A. NJ, and from to P. NJ to receive the valuation Of
estates; and all persons liable to b. assessed in said cit
are requested To bring in at the Office true and perfect
lists of all the polls and schedules and estimates Of the
estates real and PERSONAL for which they liable to pay
taxes.
Persons holding estates in trust whether for minors or
otherwise particularly requested 10 furnish the AS
SCISSORS with statements in relation 10 such estates
Where estates of deceased persons have been divided
during the past ar CT have changed hands from other
causes the eXeu rs administrators or others interested
are respectfully rQu sted to give notice Of such changes
at the Office.
The following enumeration may serve as guide to as
sst the inhabitants in making their statements
All Real Estate within the City. personal estate
S ter the purposes OF taxation, be construed to include
all goods, cattes moneys, and Effects whersOgyer they
may be, all moneys at nterestd due the persons taxed
than Lhey ray interest for and all other due To
them than they indebted for all puhc stocks
and securities, stocks in turnpi6es bridges and all mo-
neyed corporations whether within without this State
and also income from any profession, e. or employ
men or from an annuity, unless the capital OF such
nuy hall be taxed in this state; and all other property
returned IN the last preceding valuation for the purposes
Of taEation."-R. s., chap. Z, sec. l.
Any person negiecting to furnish the Assessors with
list Of all ther property, within the time specified above
and make oath thar the is true shall he doomed by
the Assessors, agreeaby to the laws Of this Common
wealth.
Egtraet from ne statute Of 1851, olap. al9 sec, l.
All properly haple to taxation in this Commonwealth
shall be assessed at its fair cash value.n
SAbIU Ell SMITH, Assessors
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, nf the
ELBEIDGE c. PARTRIDGE. J City of Worcester.
my17 dtmySO
6NLIETON BRASS EAND.-At the Annual
u Meeting Of the Clinton Brass Band, held Feb. a.
1855, the following officers elected for the ensuing
year:
DAVID CHASE, Leaders A. J. CBsoY, Director; T. j.
THOMPSON, Secretary g. S. NICHOLAS Treasurer
They would respectfully announce that they are now
prepared to furnish Music Military and Fire Comma
MES Pic MICS Srenades and all occasions where the SER
vices OF a Band may be required.
Application made to either of the officers, Clinton Mass
to Lorngs' Narsh's Music Stores Worcester Mass
will receive prompt attention. They have made aud will
appear in beautiful change Of uniform this season
Clinton, April 9Th, 1866 d3m my4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
BY E. w. VAIL, Auclioneer.
A DESIRABLE
NEW HOUSE AND LOT
A 7 AU CTIO

On the south side Of JOHN street, second House
from ashland street.
viii be sold, on the premises. THURSDAY NAV 81 at
O'Clock, desirable NEW HOUSE, situated as above
Just completed, containing Is well finished rooms or
ranged ion two tenements. 1t is very convenient and
thoroughly built well papered and painted and both tene-
ments supplied with good water fro a never-faing well.
The Lot contains 1900 square feet of and, This oca.
kinds being not over five minutes walk from the Central
Exchange II is also directly opposite beautiful Grove
There five houses in the course of erection in this i'm
meiate neighbOrhood.
There is a mortgage on the premises Of about sixteen
hundred dollars, payable fifty dollars annually with liz.
terest sera-annually. Above said mortgage the con
porunity to purchase desirable house upon unusually
liberal terms. For further particulars inquire of the
Auctoneer, Office 236 Main street.
Worcester May 10, 1855. DIST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
Altttiolls.
=, GREAT SALE OF LAND AT LEW
"a ESTNN-- III A n u

o. GREAT SALEOF LAND AT LEW
iii ISTON, MAINE.
The LEWISTON WATER POWER COMPANY will
hold their first public sale of land on WEDNESDAY,
May 23d 1885, to which they beg leave to invite attention.
The sale VIII take place the premises at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, when the Company will offer one hundred OF their
choicest lots varying from $500 to 5000 square feet each
situated upon of their principal adapted
for Dwellings, Stores, &c. Each lot offered will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder the terms of
payment will be such as cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
The of Lewiston is situated the Androscoggin
river SO miles inland Portland upon the line Of the
AndrosCoggn and Keunebec railroad. Il possesses an
almost iutxhausble water power easily applied and safe
beyond all contingency There established in the
place, Cotton Factories running in the aggregate about
65,000 spudles Wooden Mill, two Machine Shops and
argc Iron Foundry. The mills those of the Bates
Manufacturing Co.. Hill Manufacturing Co, Lewiston
Bagging Co, and the Lincoln Mill. The Iron Foundry
and one of the Machine Shops chiefly owned by and
operated under the supervision of Mr. ThOs. j. HILL Of
The town possesses direct railroad communication with
the seaboaTd at Portland with the interior Of the State
and with Canada
The expenses of living are low the town being the cen
ire Of extensive agricultural region and possessing
large local trade independent any manufacturing opera.
lions therein.
Very few of the lesser branches Of manufacture having
yet been Cstabhed lewiston or in f3c i'm the STATE
Maine believed that an opening is offered at Lew
st0n for the profitable employment of small capital in the
hands Of good mechanics unsurpassed by any other place
in New Engandj and the Company prepared to lease
lana ana power upon the most reasonable TERMS for the
carrying on OF any and all the mechanical employments
which usually centre in manufacturing city.
There is now great demand for dwelling houses and
stores arising from the business already established in
the place. and builders will find it for their interest to in
vest the rapid increase Of the town warrants the be-
lief that all such investments will yield immediate and
large return.
Persons WISHING to 90 from Boston to attend the sale
will take the at the Boston Maine Railroad Station
on the 2lst or Dbl at Il A. NJ u NJ, which trains
will carry them through to Lewiston the day. or they
will take tn P. n train, stop at Portland that night
and reach Lewiston the next morning.
They will be supplied with tickets for the trip from Bos
Ton down and back at half the usual rates. app-
cation to the Treasurer, or to the AuctiOneer.
Plans and further particulars may be obtained at the
Office OF the Company, 50 Union Building, 40 State street.
Boston, of the Auconeer and Of A. H. Kelsey Agent at
lewiston
EDWARD ATKINSON Treasurer L. W. ?. Co.
my4 dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
NOTICE,

TAG Edrst Nl1nII DC Lms1. UmeE tie ElIlaf
sIsDiI be First
PROFESSOR ADDISON, the renowned Medical Clair
voyaat from Philadelphia, has arrived and taken Room
No 60, Worcester House the front entrance, where
he be consulted usual free of charge until the 2ls
instant. Let that is laboring under any form of
disease fail to Gail the Doctor before he aye town.
1t viii cost nothing to consult him, and in ali probability
il will be long before equal in his profession visits the
place. diff my9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
1G]or1ts.

EBA RTNER yVANTED.-A man Of correct
business habits with $4,000 capital may hear of an
excellent chance for investing in well established man.
uiactWlng business, in Il neighboring and aourishng
town, by addressing W, box 81, Worcester P. 0.
myl6 is3w
EgOA RIDE G.-Two or three gentlemen can be &C.
k5 ccmmodaIcd with board in pleasant location near
to slain street Apply at this office. diff myl4
, La OK MITE MEDIA good
A9 Blacksmith, who would be willing to take a few
boarders would receive high wages. Apply at this Office
my1 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

Separate and distinct from the Geological and Tom
Thumb Exhibitions, the following brilliant CIRCUS
PERFORMANCES to which the visitors of the two former
all who choose, may attend, without additional charge
The Circus Troupe it will be SEEM contains some the
most prominent Rders Yaulters, Gymnasts and Comic
Talent in the country and the Entertainments given are
NOVEL, DIVERSIFIED, and BRILLIANT, accompa-
MED by Magnificent Band of Music.
The performances will commence with the great T1OO
and Four Horse Rein Act by MIR. S. p STICKNEY.
SIGNOR FELIX CARLO, known in Europe and in the
United States, the 'Italan Trick Clown with his tax
ented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing diversity of Gro
tesque Gymnastics, in which these admired performers
stand pre-eminent
MISS SALLY STICkNEY, the highly accomplished and
youthful American Equestrian, will perform her Great
Model Act of Female Equitaon tUth0t saddle or Bride
Daring and skilfu Feats of Balancing, by MASTER
CARLO forming and mounting Pyramid of Glass Bot
ties, taking Crystal Promenade upon Decanters and
firing Pistols while balanced upon his head on the neck
of Bottle, al the top Of the Pyramid.
Undauned and Artistic Display of Juvenile Horseman-
ship, called Young Anne lea, by Master II. STICKNEY.
BOBBY WILLIAMS, Clown.
Great Menage Act, by MISS SALLY STICKNEY, and
her noble and beautifully trained Horse GEM.
Superb Eeats and Graces in Posturing and Grouping,
by SIGNOR FELIX CARLO and SON.
MR.. W. ARMSTRONG will exhibit his celebrated acts
of Somerset and Scene Riding.
To conclude with Comic Afterpiece, by the CARLO
FAMILY. d5t&wlt my21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

DARE CHANCE.-Groccr's Stock and stand
ia for sale Ia business section OF the city An excel
lent Investment ior an enerprleng man Inquire at this
office DIFF my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

consists Of beautiful and collection of Wild Beasts
and Birds from all parts of the world
The two Performing Elephants will be introduced by their
keeper, and through many sagacious performances
MR.. PARKER, the celebrated Tanner of Wild Beasts,
will enter the den of Lions and other Trained Animals in
presence of the audience O'clock previous to the com
mencement Of the Equestrian Performances.
The following of the Animals in this collection
African Lion and oness Numidian Lion Asiatic Loness
Brazilian Tiger Hunting Leopard, Grizzly Bear, One
White Polar Bear, Spotted Hyena One California Loness
PoOnah Bear, Alpaca Kangaroo, Rocky Mountain Bear
Jackal from South Africa, Kangaroo from New Holland
Colony Of Apes, Monkeys, Balloons, Parrots Cranes
Owls, &C., forming what is termed Happy Family.
During the Exhibition, the visitor will have an oppor-
tunity of beholdins the REAL, GENUINE, ORIGINAL,
GEN ERA1l TOM THUMRI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

49, FOR SALE.-several modern built Cottages
lii Mt prices from $500 to $4,000. Very Hne mod,
l nbuilt two story Houses prices from 50 600 to
10000 Payments easy,
Also House Lots TO sell, and money Ia part to build
Several nice Farms for sale exchange for houses In
thi city Inquire at the corner of Myrtle southbridge
streets of myl0 A. j. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
CIotbi1l8,


VEST BUTToNs.-ofn new designs, and spen
did finish. Coat Clasps, Of new and elegant pat
erns, with other ''nice things" at
VALENTINE K sTUDLEYS,
app d3m Corner of Main and Elm streets.
b ARGE ADDiTIONS-we are making daily
Ia to our Superb stool, Of FANCY COATINGS, PAN
EALOONERY, and yESTINGS. Our work is second to
r0ne in point Of style and elegance Of finish
VALENTINE x STUDLEY,
app dam Corner OF Main & Elm Streets
ENECELLENCE is our motto. We use none but
~ the best Of Trimmings We employ none but the
best OF worSmen Consequently poor garment cannot
VALENTINE * sTUDLEY,
app d3m Corner Of Main and Elm streets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and CLAY's RepoRrs for
4 tas Spring and Summer Of lS55, at
EpLAtK SATIN DE LAINE!-A new and
sc Recherche style Of Pant Goods this day received
ut VALENTINE STUDLEY'S,
APP d3m Corner of Main and Elm streets.
KYRAvATs AND TIES -Nousseline, Madras,
~ SIX and Linen and siken fabrics. always to b2 found
10 desirable cOlors at VALENTINE & STU DLEY'S,
app dSm Corner Of Main and Elm streets.
NET THE BEST.-You can do this in the
We Clothing Line, at VALENTINE sTUDLEYs, No
Worcester House Block. d3m ape
GPLENDID FURNISHING GOODS.
mar27 DIFF A.p. WARE.
FUST RECEIVED FROM N. YORK,
~ dlu ing, large and elegant aSsorts
ment Of NEW audF AsuIONABLE YEsTINGs \ PANT
NIt Fto. The best lot out-tkUS far
m0r27 DIFF A.P. WARE
O E n L l. E M + n
cm the Country and from the city are invited to max
their selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Al
VALENTINE & STUDLEY'S,
No. Worcester House Block,
Elm Street Corner
THE STOCK OF
Es e A ID Y II AIDE
i' at all times full and complete comprising GARMENTS
OF ALL SIZES, from the least the greatest all of
which are made up well, and in the
MOST APPROVED STYLE.
the Custom Department. it is said by those who know
They Lead the Trade
iIotcc the display in the corner window Elm street
and judge for yourselves.
They Keep mp with ,he Times,
IN THE LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
aud always ready to serve you with all qualities of
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS
CRAVATS-Slk, Linen and Madras,
HANDKEBCHIEFS-Rll varieties,
DRAWERS-Silk, Linen, and Cotton.
CAPS, UMBRELLAS, DRESSING
GOWNS,
Kid Gloves, Rat Skin Cloves Dog Skin Cloves Monkey
Skin Gloves, and all other kinds made to be made.
Without poubt
THE ELN STREET CORNER STORE
Is THE
Worcester Housr Block,
is the place for Gentleman to obtain outfit.
app d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22
Lost on0 t-olln0.

S AsLA I'D from Inc pasture OF the subscriber, at
- Burillvle, R. l., on Friday 18th instant an Iron
Grey HORSE, about four years old with white face the
nigh hind foot white, with black switch tail and name
I' hhuer "lli be suitably rewarded by leaving the
at MARTIN SMITHS, Berlin, Mass.
my2l dots
GTOLEN-from the barn of the subscriber. a few
- nights since, brass united buggy harness. and A
farm horse harness. red haired Irish lad named Holm
SOoLbLLO VINO is blind of one eye and aUh0 Is stone
6tRd, 13oraHy-is supposed to have taken them nder
the lalse impression that they were his own. liberal
reward will be paid for the recovery of the m opery or
the apprehension of the thief.
L. DREW 212 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

y EMUVALs-The Express Offices Of THOMPSON
3 Is co, aud the ADAMS EXPRESS co is removed
from DO. Pearl street. TO No. !, WORCESTER HOUSE,
BLOCH, oH Main street. All business in their line will be
attended tc with promptnees.
JAMES II. osG0oD, Agent.
Worcester, May IS, 1866, d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

GAIL BOAT FOR SALTG.-said Boat Is IS
- lect long by about feet vide with new oars, main
applying 10 II W, DENNY, 30 Summer street. or CEo
CIRCUIT leicester dtf mv1b
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

WMTtLLOW WARE.~-Cabs, wagopg Grad
Wv askc' SC, at the lowest prices, at
NERRtLIS
S2l Ngtuet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

TIE z, J. C&LET, the great OPTICiAN. will
vs. he az L. D. GOBDARD'S, 8lay p h. 18th, and
25li Ps5ons having difficult eyes to it will embrace
this opportunity by calling at L. D. GODDARDrs,
Iny4 GH Union Block, 1876 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

VA OR CESTER co. MECHANICS AS.
w sUCIATION.-An adjourned meeting will be
held at the Police Court Room, on TUESDAY Evening
my2l DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

RlVUE SALE-Cheap for cash or approved credit
" new ! It Screw Engine Lathe, "a inch swing.
Apply % A. FEIToN
Milhmy, May II, 1866, diva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-22

- FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-A new
i gentee House on Pleasant street. Suitable for one
L.!l. or two families. Apply TO 10. A. CARPENTER
on the premises or at No. Wellington street.
ap27 dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
f,Is r-s- sse1 Ex4r rzs,g 80 ~ -
.Ss. ~ 80 .e. 81. ], s.s.i. -. &; 4 ].

TIE Great Cent al Route connecting the Atlantic
eii ltI the Western, North stern. and oathw
torn Statee, by continuous Raiiway direct This
road also connects at pii.sbnrg with d.iiy line of
Steamers all ports ihe Northwestern Lakes; ma
king the most direc 4hcapest md reiiatte by
which FREIGHT eau be forwarded to and from thu
Great HeSt.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First Ciass..Boats, Shoes. Rry} ao :. ,ccth
Goods in boxes. fafs, Fe ,thers Sc.B 49,
second GLASS;. Books ~ ,tatfoH-1
cry. Dry Goods (in hoXcs), Hardy - 6. 100 ID.
ware. Leather, " DOL, &c.
THIRD SlaSs.-anviis, Raeging,l cs ~ nm IN
Bacon. PORK lin bu'k) Hemp, &c ! " 70 '''
S0urth El;sss..Cof'ec, Fish, Ba- - n ,c,,h
con & Porl. tpaeked)f / ara & Lard Oiii -
j = In shipping Go"ds from any point East Of Phila
delphi. he particular mork pact age. .'ria Penasgi-
rama Raitroadn All Goods consigned to the Agents.
o. this Road at Philadelphia Ptsburg. will be for
W rded without detention.
FesiaHr AFESTs.--M 3.es Potter. Boston; j. L. FL
iiott. N York: Z J SHeeder, Philadelphia: Magraw
ez koons, Da tnorc; Gee. G. Franciseus Pittsburg;
Spri2man & Brown. Cincinnati, Ohia: J s. Moore
head, Louisville, Ky: X. {. Meldrun. Madison.
Ind Ratciiif d. Co. St. Louis, Mo-; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville. Indiana.
Il. II. HOUSTON. General Freight 7g't, Phiia.
II. J. LOMBAEhT, Supt. Altoona, Pa