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The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

The BALL OF TUESDAY EvEAING.-Onc of tie.
most agreeable parties Of the season came "ff on
Tuesday evening last at the Cl,nrier Oak Saloon
in Shasta-gotten mp by onr townsnan John
Ball. The company consisted of upwards of
Thirty ladies of town and its vicinity, aud
about three times that number of scn,lrmen.-
We shond have been pleased to ser many more
of our fair country women present. those
who favored us with their presence might have
had little more rest; but whether the Indies
in attendance woni.l not rather have been bellies
and endure the extra fatigue is perhaps qu-s-
ionabe. As it WIS., all the ladies being bellies
were intensely agreeable, and everything Went
off to the entire satisfaction Of the company
The supper sumptuons. Everything that
could please the paln'e of an cpicnre pro-
fnscly spread before us. and ample Justice was
done thereto. Our country damsels don, minre
things. but enjoy good cn,ing only The healthy
and rosy checked eau. The dance was kept up
till the large hours Of morn. when cncl went
home, well pleased with the evenings enter
;ainment, and the landlords efforts for their en-
joyment.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

Judge Murray, kN. is elected over Norton
DEM, for the long term OF the Supreme Judge
ship by majority Of about 400.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Regular service will be performed in the
Catholic Church, Shasta, every Sabbath, at III
O'Clock a. VI. RALPH RAISALDI.
Shasta, 1853. Faster
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

THE CRors IS THE ATLANTIC STArEs.-With
what interest did miners and spectators look
Tor the reports from the East of the grain har-
vest in f'rmer days; but now we feel indcpcn-
dent. and as The little boy said abou, the school
we don; care whether il keeps or not Califor-
mia has this year raised her ow d brea,lsfuifs. and
will probably ba,e little to spnre Onr neigh
bors of The East. however, will not need il. the
crops being reported as unusually abundant
There is no danger therefore of exor,iiant prices
being demanded here, or. OH the other hand.
that the farmers will not be rewarded fully for
their labors as The European Disturbances will
open u market for the surplus in The East.
In our county we have excellent Touring mill.
in sufficient numbers 10 supply the demand for
flour in this and the neighboring counties; and
wherever whea. is grown in this State. p,ills
have been erected convenient The la,e ayri-
cultnral exhibition III Sacramento will do more
towards peoplIng our youDg State with families.
than all HE gold iat has ever been dug from, the
Garth
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

Gesf EAsT--We learn that our distinguished
conntyran, Nal P. 3. Reading, h,. departed
npon shor, Fis.; to he A,,ar.ic States A thou-
- el.vsant wishe, zill so with him.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

II The Advertising Agency of L. p. Fisher
has been removed to the Iron Building opPo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs San
Francisco. ~ "
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
Well. Fargo a. Coz. Express.

To The prompt Express of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
are we indebted for the daily delivery. through
the week, OF regular files of city and State pa
pers. Also for n supply Of lare Atlantic Journals.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
Arrival of the Panama.
INTERESTING ATLANTIC NEWS.
Terrible Rnvnse. of the yellow Fevc'
rrghtful Railroad Accident !!

2nd inst. bringing $50 passengers, the I. States
Mail and AL packages Express freight
z During the passage there were no deaths and
scarcely case of sickness on board.
We are indebted to The Pacific Erpress for the
earliest delivery of The Eastern papers. sl
From the State Jsurani we appropriate the
following:
Domestic Su nlnry.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 4.
YELLOW FEyER-AwFrL MoRTALIrY.-By the
boat from Norfolk. have the most awiul ac-
count of the ravnprs nf The yellow Fever IN that
city yet recorded A letter from DR.. Morris,
says there We're less than Ga deaths III Nor
folk on Monday.
The Hrald gives The names of 81 persons who
died on Sunday and sa, that 30 bodies were
buried on that day
Nsw YoKK. Sept. 4.
Twenty-Five lives los, and seventy in
jnred on the Camden and Amboy Railroad 10y
cni>"n will pleasure wagon and the Bur-
ling'nn down 'rain. The nner OF the acciden,
rs io;iuw>
The y O'Clock train from Philadelphia arri-
we'd al Burlington - few minntrs before IL
O'Clock on "Wednesday morning, o9ih uf. 1t
waited fur The train from New York for the time
required by the rules "i he company (ten min
utes) and then went forward. Ten miles and a
half from Burlington il mri the New York train
and began 'o back down ile track. On reach
ing the crossing ot the river road only half
mile ont of Rnr'ngi"n, Ill, train came in colis-
ion with pleasure wagon contniuin. four per-
sons. aud driven hv Dr. J. +. D. Heinnken of
Columbus, n. j. The horses attached TO the
carriage were Instantly killed. the wagon was
demolished, aud The cats were thrown of the
track, running. however. n distance of two hun
dred and ffty-five yards urun the cross ties be-
fore they brought mp III the sand bank al the
place where. The fatal event took pluce. The en-
CINE was nil this lime backing rapidly, the ersi-
neer mol Luvin. seen the CIdtni To the carriage.
The rate OF speed nj wh hich The cars wrS. back
ing is varion,ly estimated at from fifteen TO
twenty miles per hour.
Another scrions aecid, nj happ-nr. TN the
Providence and Sronns'on Rnironi; eigh, PER-
sons were serionsly injured
ktSrrcKY.-The X. Ms have chosen - Sen.
nfors cut Of 30.
OF the new Honsr. s. nrc styled Americans;
80 anti-k. Ms. mostly Wigs.
or the Mem''. rs vi C"nsr. IS, are X. n, and
i are anfi-k y.
The New York X. y. State Council at Bing-
hampton HE a.J;h of August. was not attend
ed by more than one-;hrd the delegates expect
ed. The i2'h articlr oI the Philalrl phia plat
form was rrjrri.-. Tue Convention WAS gov
erned by the Frresnil iiii, rest.
fERMOST.-Tbe returns received here % far
indicate Bryce. Republican. is re-ei-c 81. (i,ver-
nor and that the whole Fusion SLATE Ticket has
been successful.
TIE Wisconsin Dcmocra'ic State Convention
nominated Gen. Burstuwe for reelection bv los
votes ont Of e!6.
$4,000 California State Bonds IS uf 10 sold
in New York On the 9th September, for $50.
A public reception had been given President
Pierce al The hiie sulphur Springs Va. In his
speech he denounced the Know Mornings
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

ARA' 4 TO SAAsrA.-The stages OF the Calhor.
n'a Stage conPaas bsoushtt % bis place. On res
ferday, - paisea sess aril = ne i,ay fo'lsv;pr
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
Pacific EXPIRES. Compnny.

Resulariy as The nieh,iuloweih the day bave
our friends of the Pacific Express favored Us,
during the week, viii daily supplies of Caliior-
uia journals. Also with iiles OF late Atlantic pa
pcrs.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

The PoPuLATIos OF THE CRY OF NEw Yoxr.
BY the census just taken in the city of New
York the population Of the city is 6a3, ,l79. be.
ing an increase in five years Of I07, ,634. Tii,
the Tribune thinks is entirely too low, the ed;.
tor believing it will reach at leas, 100000. As
II is there are right smart chance of peoD,e
There
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

Acnceforfh the lShasta Courier, doffing Its
neutrality, takes its position in the ranks OF the
Democratic Press, and hoists the proud banner
Of Democracy at its mast head The reasons
impellins us to this important step, owing to
sudden indisposiion, are not given this week.
IN cur next issue, however they will appear.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

30 From the annexed paragraph, kcntnck-
ians will receive The gratifying in,eli gence that
there will be an abundance of good bacon made
Tins year IN their State. Kentucky ranks Sec
ond only. we believe, 10 Ohio for pork raising:
Hoes IL kENTrcKY.-The Louisville yournol
gives table showing the number of hogs over
SIX months old II shows that the number of
hogs this year is less than last. This is ascr,ba.
bic TO the shorress of The corn crop last year.
Many hogs, for want of food. were starved. and
many Killed were not more than half faftened
The crop of the coming season, though shorter
IN nnmber viii no doubt be much better onality
than that OF lusi season: ~
Hogs from commissioners report in all the
counties except Bath, Perry and Trimble, put
ting them down at last years report makes
As per Auditors certificate in 1885, I,440,o66
report 1854, 1852 244
- lS53 25- 10
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

to the San Francisco papers for the following:
CH.LLESGE AccEPTEp.-The challenge put
forth in Sundays Herald. for match at hand
ball. one Thousand dollars side has been ac.
ccepted by Mr.. j. Louis Berante, as will be seen
Dy reference TO our advertising columns. Mr..
Dacres requests us to say that be viii meet Mr..
J. Louis Berranie at the office of the San Fran.
cisco Herald, this day. Tuesday October 9, at
O'Clock P. NJ. with friend on each side, 10 set.
tie preliminaries.
Hpeople willchalenge, and accept challenges,
we admire the weapons above selected.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06

Shasta Co., Sept. 30. 1855.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
Supposed Murder i. Trini,y c....y.

SuppOoed Murder IN 1r1naiy Noumsys
We learn that considerable excitement was
caused in Trinity County few days ago. by the
discovery in hole near the trail leading from
the North Fork of Trinity to Big Flat, about 6f
teen miles from the town Of Weaveryille, Of
human skeleton
1t is supposed that the person murdered
as the bushes between the road and the spot
where the body was found are bent. the body
having evidently beer drawn over them.
No one has disappeared from that vicinity
whose departure can now be recalled by the
citizens, but as the body was entirely de-
composed, some time must have elapsed since
the murder was committed.
The deceased was well clad, having light gai-
ters upon his feet. and such general cloihing of
dark color as is generally worn by persons en-
gagged in less laborious employment than min
ing.
We understand that the authorities of Trinity
are, with commendable industry, trying TO fer
ret out the perpeiraior of this hurrid tragedy.
and we sincerely hope. that Justice may bc nse-
ted out to him. whoever he may he.
These occurrences have been mueir roo fire.
qnent in the mountains Of California. ;rrsi We
hope that few examples will suffice 10 Pnr u
stop 10 snch acts in future. That crime OF this
nature perpetrated in secret is no reason
why conviction cannot be had. has been abnn,l-
aniy proved in onr county in the case of tie
People Us. A. +. Higgins decided l., wrtk.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION:

Shasta, Sept.e9, 1855. sep2s
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-06
Y CIo.ing store. ON the sabbn,h.- :.

Shasta, October Ist, 1855. oc
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
EXPLOSION OF GUNPOWDER.

A MAN INJURED-BUILDISGS SHATTERED.
Lewis Robb, William FETISH, and several other
Germans On Tuesday evening narrowly es,sped
death. They were engaged, 1t appears, in the per
custom cap powder mar ufactory Of Or. Goldsmack,
situated in sxtyfth stree; between Ninth and Tenth
avenues sIo having little leisure time amused tn
selves BY firing at target which they bad placed at
TIE extreme end Of the factory.
A bullet from one Of these rifles passed nrough The
building. and lodging in barrel Of powder produced
an instantaneous sId terrific explosion, which Gas
heard for miles in every direcaop, ana blowing 'oe
factory. q wooden building, ore and half st,ries In
hight and twenty feet wide BY thirty in depth, and the
contents 10 atoms. One workman, name not ascer-
tanned was badly bu. not fatally injured. Az several
of the sborers were under the roof at the time, 10
singular and very fortunate that no lives were lost
The slass doors and windows Of the buildings In the
beighborhood were nearly all broken and The houses
mach shattered. The amount of Ices 10 estimated at
one thousand dollars.
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SEAL,E2D PRoPosALs e! si.ooo,oo0 coUl

- .ON bONDS o. tne rIt ESbUhSd ANU CDNNELLS-
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY, ssusnesd By ibs Mayo
enc Cry GOMEZ Of Bu:Te BY virtue as Ordnance Of cid
hsyor sDd City Counc entitled sn Or3inssce gUzsn,se
the Boods " the Psbu ,nd COuns ve Railroad CON
THURSDAY the l5b dsy Of 1855 for purchase
Of the Sd BoDSe. sm3usting OSs Million Of .u,
demsb the fra. d,y of January 1889 ADD besins
81 the rate Of sx eest D.ysoe rs, ye.'y
proper oup1D.s the sseTs Of,e n the oy Of Baltimore
or 1.-THE. see deisD.ted hereafter BY s,id Res.Isr.
The Bonds vii BE- Ia Of 100 sod ESQ e,ch, and
secured addition tbs 4 the ci.v Of Be oTe
by tn rpad rJeds coils and o.
Pittsburgh and Come ive RAJ rN.d Company e1.cated 10
trustee. IN The ~ Dsnoe The sid Rsiro.t CJmp.ny
have &c ME Of heir road in opsrsdon and dariog the
Winter sud Spring Than oaebi'd % the whole line
which viii b. Ia miles WI ne hcssed. By
supplied ck subseTipon ;hs anouat Of scco0 and
the msndsr siet@d ~ injection
from Bsltiuoere spd will foTIn with The lstT road many
miles the b4twf the ohio rfsey at Psb1rGs and
the ,sabood at Basore The eher>ctsres Of the lice
ss sYo a. tran spy o'heT, LesY oae third OF The
Who ing dead level sDd the remainder CT trades
r.pd sb read = the LdvsLtse OF cheap tansports
The direction Of the heaviest There "a but
nit the wtOe rou' and he csrysures # large rs1
II sD that 40 miles Of the road al each end passing
through coal ftld be supported by The coal iEAHa9s
Gkr<.
TERHs-No bid will Be received for than p.r ard
the city e Baltimore Tor the sod benefit Of s7id cy
Month insalmebt. ~ u Of toe vaue Of the
Bonds ~ he required TO be paid tn Pit bargb and Con
Belsys RsirOsd Com heir Office 10 th@ city Of bS
tb- 6rst cay esch month the sws'd made
until the hoe amount paid The g lie hereby reserved oy
the decline the socept. Of al or otbe pro-
Of B.in ore indorsed OF for P isburgh and Councils
vile RtIo.d Company Bonds By the eiy Of bat
more"
Any further nfm.on be had by addressing the under
e " OLIVER W. BARNES President
Pittsburgh and ConDe!lIvi!ie Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of tho ap-
- phcanop Of the Mayor Aldermen and Cogmonsy o. the
City OF NewYork relative TO the OPENiN0 and LAYING
sth and In City Of EswYorkWe, the Cou,mis
opers OF Estmse and Assessment 10 the sbove snuued
matter hereby give notice the occupant o.
occupns OF 81 houses and os and improved and unmproved
lands effected thereby and 70 all others whom concern,
ssfoows, 10 WI;
lst That completed estimate ana assessment,
and that perps whose interests Affected thereby al
writ1 duly verified the Commissioners q their ohoe No
ITO Broadway room 49, n this city On or esfos ths 80 dsJ
OF Noveube 1850.
3D. That any person persons VINO may consider 1emseves
asFieved BY said estimate and nent wl 30 hs.fd
before be same place. q 10 O'Clock
A, NJ, on the 2u day OF November, 1850
tosetser with Maps so aso all the sdsvts estimates
other which used BY Us w making our
have been deposited the Street Commis sonors Once OF ne
City and County Of Nswyork there TO remain ssa hs DsA
{b That embraced by tho .~sessmsns ere - ~
lows All pieces Of land situated In tho sid City bounded
by the center as of Oh. blocks between ll6h and
Oh the the line Of the blocks betv cen fH -
and 41 BY the center limo Of tho blocks -
tween I'd and Sd the west BY tho cente! ne ne
tain pieces and parcels Of land fronting On eitnsi sds
OF 5b 9Th fh and 9Th sva between ll5tb sns 1eb&
And so . iaS:s 5s Of & n & b S:v "a
Btoawsy between SD ssd & laid oot on tbs ssid nsp
h Tbai or port will Be presented to the Supreme
be held City Hall IN the SAID City Saturday the ios
day Of mter d. 1885, ct the opening The SS01 %
hst day then and there .oon thsfssnsr eur
90 heard motion viii be rsds hss sssd report -
aou6rmed-Nsw. York, October 1874
~ ULsHOEfgER,
WILLIAM KENT.
L. BRADbSH iCemmisaonen
WARREN RRAOY,
Qs>opfS JEREMIAH TOWLE,1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
NATIONAL CLUB.

Last evening the National club, composed for The
most part Of -Notbings, held it, regular meeting
at National hall, Canal street b. Van Ripper, pres-
dent in the chair; II. R.Dsom, secretary. There
we're about two hundred persons present Afer the
transaction of the regular business, and sPponang oil
CON nitiees the sudier &c addressed b, M Ridge
wood. Lieut. w. W. May, ana other speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CON
PAHY hsyios e. cssb csP.sL IL e.d H. ~n commences
"0REA: WESTERN BrHDrNGSr No - Pinest-
Tn, rcDp.ny returns 70 10 eustores ssVtStf-rL''
YER CENT ohe profits Of the year, business in Scrip
COPE. OF he Prospectus md Charter be ase y spphss
DOUGLAS ROBINSON. seer.ssr'
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Nem-pork Ciip Business Direftcrp.

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi.
i peut Holles % each line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign silks.
JOWEN, McNAMEE Co., nmptA l. JobbersNIl2 Broadway
Berlin Wool, Embroidery sif4s Frinses, Gimpa
Buttons Ladies DTes Trimmings. Gold and Silver Articles
GOHLSAAT BROS importers and Jobbsr., No. 20 Johns-
Genrlemen's Furnishing Goods.
NJ. DAVIES JONES Co. tlmpts. & Manfs) 2 wsrrsns
- American Lamps and Ga. Is F Fixture,
DIETZ DRO Co., ,MaDufs No ~ Wuban-st, 70 rear
d..e aEsn car No ss and 1871 ..
oTers and IF .fS :yss 81
Broadway. Bridal %resshs for the M2hen.
mr. CHAs A. PECK .'......'........No As Bresdwsy.
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
Mp KIMBAEL, f~hclssss and RETAIL No. "a BeeimAns
Engrayers, WOODY
w. ROWLAND No. % Broadway, door shove Astor House.
s'ls o? s&ifA Co. ssssf.e's" Es;.aa
Nv - French Window Glass.
J. n. POILL0N Co. 1mporters).. "a bsesJa
French and German Baskets, DC.
CHAS linn Co. Importer, 81 Msiden'sne 81 LibertJa
ssse s9S Fsp a. M1. s.:s so Me-
g Broadway. door above l9th-a
-uos Harsws5s SGuns gGs &c rss,s &e
Iron Metals, &c.
BCNTING BEAN (BEoken). ..............No 90 WAns&
Boat and Oar BazaHy.
From @ 70 Sv s 81 :si S.sy' On n3PS S SoSS
Lightning Rods.
NJ Quincy SON, Offices lS2 T. Ath.st and ns Nssss~
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., Otss Patent. Also, Cooper
Rods for Ships. Agents wanted Ii ootaS-
Lithographers.
GEO, HAYWARD iD WGorrs@
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames.
JOHN s. WILLARD. 40 PeAIls. Lear ohAthaIn ~
Painfs, Oils, &c.
RAYNOLDS, DEvOE Co.......Nos LOG and loo Futon -
Paper Warehouses;.
CYRUS W. FIELD Co.. Wholesale oealers) No Chg -
Plapished Tin and JapaRned Ware.
GEO. HODGETTS, Mani l.-...........So. lS william q
Paper In Rolls and Reame, &c.
EUGENE ELY....Eo " Pulton-st, thEd dooS below God
salansander Safes.
sTYARNs l. MARVIN Manufacturers of Rich Co.'S Sass
fnsnde1 Safes. Wlders Patent Nehs Improvement Aso
sole propretors Of the patent "a se.ie LOCI pep@
No. lag Wsies.st-
ship Bread and Crackere.
T. TITUS kCo........"...........No 10 Ws<hlne1eh -
steam.Enginee Machinisrs' Tools, Cotton and
Woolen Machinery, &c.
ANDREWS 4 JESUP (Commissaou Mere hans j. ~ Pines
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
j. AHLBORN Co. b ss,deIsne upstairs, and % Liberty
Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
PiArT BROTHER, limp and hsnat) No ~ hsdeoiane
Window and Plate Glass French and Rnsiish.)
y. HOPKINS BROTHERS, tinPcTtsEs' No. 81 sseiA5tA
Any additions the above Iii shoud be brought 70 The
ofce Of :. N PETTENGlLLh &C., Nc us Nssssa~-
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
aM. PErTENGfLL CO., No. lls Nasss1sf, NeS ion
have sde with the beet and mos
enlisted United Sstes and CsnadAs that they
Who do business through them They select the best psPe and
sdvertise eonspcuousy al the very ower pes and Aw
teep the interest Of their customers N view Merchants se II
vted 70 call on them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

n
Mr. kESNFDY, Of RoIbup h. discovered In one q cur
HUMOR FROM as vTH SerofaLa SOvn 70 a eommos P..ple
He has isd in eleven hundred cases snd never aed
except In both thundss hunof he aas nov 70 nus
pos.son hundred certificates OF t' vIae al WITHIN
twenty miles OF bo-ton .L
One three bottles will cure the wos Kind Of pnpes 90 the
Tvo or three bottle. viii cle. the system ofble.
Two bottles warranted cure the wort einksr IN the
mouth and ia mach. - d.
sryspel,A ,,.., ,,-,,.,s 10 cu,. all hurao. In the
Two bottle. ar. warranted to cure running Of the and
Four o. I botuss are warranted corrupt and running
ulesr ,..4
Two or three bottles uarsnsed 70 the worst case
ingsor 49,. ,.,.,.,.
Tire 10 four bottles are .r.sd salt rheun,
ASns, .wsy. experienced from tn, srst bottle, and
per warranted wren the above Suaaly taten
a. The wepdsu medicine. Of tho day thai naoa weed
row the pastures a1d aionz Odd stone wA shoTd euro
kumor il BE-. 70 s, TSsie h ards hum. DOR hs.
about .uitips bat not your peSdet ovS
cts oil in every II hs sresdy done Of tbs Fss
done nsssschus.tts gave II TO children
yea I'D 70 CID people sIy have puBy wormy
looking children -hse Hh soft and e,boy, restored 70
p-r'.ct .t4'e o. health b, on. bottle a,
tbo@e ~hs subject 20 SICK h-adsche sotfie " II
always il I, rvs. great relief 10 c.srh AMI ezsse.a
vbO hsv. taken hsv. been eove for y-sn aoo h,,s
BEEN regulated BY Where the body il works qui
easy bot there 10 cerane Of tho functions o
Wi very singular feens bat yea uS 90.
..rued, they a!vsys ebsppen from four days 70 80
There bad reals um 1t, the contrary rn'n
feeling gore you Will feel yourself ne ns pS,.a =
heard Of the mott eI:raTssa1t ereo au-' " " NA '
list ned TO- ..-,nv ~ "a w, =.
RoIbury, Ma. Price 81 - c,,rrvvro r..
= bos.aIe AGENT Tor HexYork; C. v, CLlCkESEh 20.
No 81 B.rcl.y-st CHARLIE klso 20 w $500.
e. No Is Gresnwieb-s'.; sCHIEFFELIs, BROS y Co.,
~ 10 q gl.rr; BOYD PAUL, ,hsmbs' s-sti " Ills
r. Va lis FrsnElin-s, ssKls sOE. RO8BIs,k o. No.
is M.SenIsD.j BAv LAND, HARRAL RIsLEr W.
-. WARD, CLOSE L Co Maden-Gnei Mr.. IA s,
BiooIyp ssd s.,e retail By ali Tespeessels Dusss.
.hrou xfouf the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE GREAT

IL CENTRAL ROUTE, eonnecceE he Auar &c cires with
Wesrrn Northwestern and Southwestern Ssfe', ~ Gun
tnuous Railway direct The Road Pi tsearsh
daily line Of al IN the Nes Rivers
and evesnd and ssndu,ky With Steamers TO al ports on
NCrthw Lsks making the direct, cheapest and
reliable route h. which FIRE oar be orsSd-d TO and
frum the Crest West
RATt S BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlrrSBU RGH
FIRST CLASs-Boots Shoes. Dry Goods, D 7 mar lao IA
box > Fur,, Feathers &c..-............) ~
SECOND Class Books aud Ssei"nery, Dry
Goods tin bslesJ HsdssEe, Leather 6oc. per loo 10
WOO &c. ..s...........s.s. 'ss.'
THIRD CL.ss.-Auvs Bsssing Bacon and &c NJ, 100 N
Porf (n bu K - Hemp &c ............-. - ~
FoURrH CLsss-Cofee, Fish Bacon and An. ~, 100 ~
fors, (pacr ed Lsid and Lard OH -...-. ~ -
In shipping Goods from int east of Phi be
ticuar mark the package via Pennsyleans Raj row. All
Goods the AGENTS Of this Road at Phsdsphs
Pitsburgh. will be rw.rded without deteni1n. - .
FREIGHT AGENTS Moses Sotter Boston, J. L. Elliott,
EevYOIk; +. j. sneeder Phi'.cephai Msgrsw ko ins.
BaltinO Geo Fancisous Pt.bugh SpFpgmank Brown,
Cpeinr,d Ohio; J. 5. Moohesd Louisville Ky C. Mel
drsn Madison, lad. R.teif Co ST. Louis Mo j. s. MI
chell & SOD. Evansville Indiana
For further psrtcul srso bill Of siips, apply 20
J. L. ELLIOTT. Az Penn Rsi road Co, or
b ALLEN No 2Astor House, New York.
II II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, philadelphia
H. J LOMBAERT, SuperinC. ndeut, Al coma, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
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