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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
THE heCREA AFFAIR-KAHSASJ JUSTICE.

Acore respondent of The Times writes from Leaven'
wor h City, Kapsas Territory, Nov. Il, ss follows:
The Tinted Stst.s District Court opened at ths place
last Monca,. Much interest Is fell as the Mcorea
tisl l. expected ~ come On thus t-fnl.
II. flint business done by Judse lie Compile WAS ~
increase the Ora Jury by adding seven Jurors &c
will be n coec ca that this is an adjourned term ani
that he G aud Jury, mpann. ed at he Septemoe Der
term consisted OF sixteen men, and that t was unable
10 d. a bill sgantt the unfortuuste hcCreA Judgo
lie {, mpte IL would SEEM was nor satisfied wth t1s
acicn OF his jury at that time, and he determned ID
cary hs point any how this term. 49,
Withou, the knowledge Of either McCrea or OF his
council the Court ado.d seven more 10 the Gftnd
,Iury and the counsel of AoCrea informs me- that
these seven are a unders God TO be dgdiHst McCrea
| an further credibly informed this morning that .
bill rW be found but whether the trial will take place
this term or Lot Us US ertsin. ..
he Jury, as il stood before, had eleven for acqui.-
tai but. win he seven added against the prisoner,
tfere can be DO chance of escape before the Grand
jury. Several of the seven new ones were imp.n-
n.led before on The Petit Jury, 80 will be seen that
inc pe lie Con pte las stem OF promoting sue Petit
Jurors specially if he fuds them Sht Oh the goose
which is phrase applied TO Slave ste men. Metres
has beeb COZ fined ever since hs first arrest.
PS-Jurt as the mail leaves his noon, learn from
one of the Grand Jury iha; bill has been found and
mt Brought into Court. itis for murder IN hefrh
decree Thus it will be how the seven new Jurors
acted for there we're fee before for bill and etven
sgnins'.
Comment upon this outrageous proceeding N I'M
necessary The community here condemn Judge 10
Compte IN unmeasured terms "A J. Psrrott, esq, is
McCrea's counsel Col. Lane and j. :. Emery, ESQ.,
would have appeared in the case ast term had they
rot refused to take an oath 10 support the Territorial
laws Mr. Parrot was admitted before the laws wero
uasead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
Aeu:91prk Daily Gribmas
THINGS THAT GETINTO THE PAPERS.

MATRIMONIAL, MrSIsrERIAL, MERcAsTLE, AND
MlGIsrERIAL DoIsGs.-The quiet, secluded, old
fsshioned. good old town OF lPs.lch, has recently
been thrown into perfect twitsr of excitement,
unequasd in the shsrpest recollection OF the very
Oldest LADY in the place. The whole town has been on
its upper feathers, and the excitement reached hight
Only equaltd By the interest felt among our younger
potulsiion in regard to the donys Of the sha< nut
sreet Ohellos toward those who, in their emerald
eyes had free acquait lance with their TAI Dde-
msnas No COW hides were, however, used in lp'wlehi
no "exires were issu.d, and no ne~sboys bawlei
Themselves hoarse 10 telling the pubic that ali Inc par
uculas could he had for only one cent
The story in question iuDs as FOL ows: Some sn0ft
time since there arrived IN the town mentioned
young sid piepOe-esslDg young gentleman, VINO g.Fe
bis name as Horace u. Bennett, stating that he was
engaged in the stove business Ia Chicago IN eompsny
with another Young MAJ named Nut;sr, who vas
about 10 be Joined ia holy bonds with syo1ng ls1y
raued -, an inms'e OF the very excellent ana Or
thodo1 academy IN Ipswich. Bennett stated tns' tne
weo6ing wss TO come of with great ecla and thst his
principal being detained 10 the last moneH, by press
ing busirsss, had commissioned him 9 an acaN
eOsrier TO make arrangements for the happy even;
witch vss 10 rar spire IN about week hesn1he
our pice young an az all the ladies voted MN, bad
ipgrsiSee himself into the esteem Of clothes cea CT
In the town and had procured q pe~ wedding suit the
Ike Of which had never before been s% n TIE plsce
The day for The wedding having arrived the ennrea
wss werm.d up and the clergy nan noslaed 10 Dc In
resdness but ;; TIE altar pride u bridegroom sp-
peaied telegrsphc dispatch exclusive 10 our
friend however. explain ed the csuse, urgent ousi-
ners again ana the affair ass postponed No
piciOn wss however, aroused a. the young man
seemed the soul Of proby and the young lady whose
name be u.ed as the TO- De BRIDE was known 10 have
been scholar in the Ipswich Seminary for young
ladies'
During this interval the speculative eyes Of the
youth were turred to inviting display Of really
made clothing in the establishment OF bis freud OF The
sbearr and saving thst they would Ego of readily
in Chicago he purchased the lo, and induced the pro
pre,or TO buy on, the sock Of override way rival
a. add il 10 bis BILL which in all amounted 70 $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
ACCIDENT ON THE PEORIA AND
OQUAWKA RAILROAD.
F,om n. Peoria D..orotie Pre-. Extra, Hen4ay

F,om The Peoria Ds~o~ote Pre-" E1sa Loaday
We are panied TO announce q seri0us aceident,
WI ch occurred this morning the western end Of the
Peoria ard Oquswka Raj road, about eight miles west
OF the city.
Ar the uain going west approached bridge No 8,
near Haes MID, on a curve, the forward wheels Of
the box off aud striking sgains, the nnbcrs
S hs SsS md ndf
had crorstd the estel work Of the bridge safely, but
the box being In the rear the cerangement OF the
wheels Wa not seen, and strong pressure was then
sde ppos the woodwork. Between 40 and so persons
were Oh the train.
Waiter hOrrissy, q brakeman, was Instantly killed.
He was the loaded with iroD and while turning
down the brake, the went over. He was terribly
crushed BY the irsn failing upon bim.
Capt. Gcodchilos was severely injured
John johnson bad Ia and lex broken.
Tires iaoiee Of Mr.. loves family Ia of Massaehu
setis, were Il jured-One Of them severely.
Others were more or less hurt, whose names we did
not learn.
The gravel train was q short cb'ance behind when
the accident occurred and returLed TO town with tho
dead BODY and II moet seriously Injured and an
other train mme oiaeiy dispatched TO the scene of
the disastfr
The oc n Of The road and he ur 10 ured passepyer,
did oil they could to aid the sufferers aud bring them
town. where hey could procure prope, sssistaoce
Capt. Goodchilds TOR sewers. months has sen en-
ssgtd on the lie Of this road ia the employ Of Mr..
lyIg gram dealer In this city; be is 4 ,glnhman
by butb sbd worthy clizsn. We regret 10 hsac that
bn wounds Ge Of sucn nature 70 render his case
hopeless.
Mr.. Lowe and family were going to their new homs
on q farm lately purchased by them near BrimHeld.
There three ladies among them. The loose ties
upon the forced through the car whera thesa
ladies were, binding them fact in the wss, sed moro
or less hjuhrg Ell 81 them. The wonder Is that all
were not instantly killed.
Walter houissy, brakeman, who was instantly
killed, was worthy man. and much esteemed by
bose engaged On the road.
Mr.. johnson, who hsa bis leg and arm broken, wa
employed IN the csr shop. He hs, number Of friends
aBd acquaintance in this city who will DO panied TO
hear Of his dangerous stu alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
V'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in Of
HUMOR for, he wO-rt scrQfsLa doom 10 P.ple
he has tiled in over eleven hundred eases ,ns never ei
hundred certificates Of It's value I'll within
Twobottl.s are warranted to cure nursing sore mouh.
Ono three bottles viii cure the wor' knde pnPs on tho
face
Two or three bottles Will clear the system Of blcs
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canks n the
mouth and stomach
Three 10 Eve bottle. warranted the Of
eryspelsA
Two bottle. are warranted to running Of the and
-Four or I botes are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure ,c,ly eruption, Of the skin.
fwo three bottles warranted to cure the we'r ease OF
wv or three bottles warranted he most de'p.ras
Of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted 70 cure ALT rheu
Five TO eisht bottles will cure the Of scrofua
benefit always experienced from the first bo,te, and
perfect cure WARRANTED when the above quantity taten
Nothing locks in babe to those who have cain iet
an the wonderful medicines Of the day . thai 'nnoq weed
every humor IN The system yet It s1ed fact i yau nsTs
about It, .uns some esses but not yours: PeSdlea over
tbo1spd bottles Of it In the vicinity on Boston know the ct
e.t cures ever done in Massachusetts. it to children
yesr Old 10 old people s,ty have seen poor puDy v1my
looking whose flesh W. soft aud h.bOJ restored to
perfect state Of health b, one bottle. 80
20 those who are subject sick headache soe will
Some who have been cosve for years ana have
regulated BY it Where the body 10 sour works quis
eay there Is any Of the functions OF
will singular feeling. but you must not ee
alarmed they always disappear from four days 10 wess
There bad result from III the contrary, when that
feeling Is you will feel yourself IKE ne person
beard the eacomums Of that ever
man lat. ned TO. - -
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. l29 Warren st.,
Roxbury Mas Price 81.
wholesale Agents for New-york: c. v. CLICKENER Co.,
No 81 Barcay.sti CHARLES RISG, No lsl Brrsd S.y,
A. b, 4 ID SASOS, No I4l WI li.m-st MARSH OhN 10 IL
Co No $50 Oreenwichst.; sCHIEFFELIN, BROS Coy
No. 40 " DNaw-st; BOYDk PAUL, ;hanbs'sst Wells
I45 Msiden.l.ne; HAv LAND, HARRAL RIsLEY, War
ren.st.i WARD, CLOSE & Co Msiden-lsoei Mrs HAYS,
Al. thaI Tpfnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Tvs DOLLARS PousD This lie the selling price
Of choice specimens Of hsmsn tech In Virginia We
ouote the market report of TIE WashtsgtOa Ualon,
:" LAsGE SALE OF EEGlots-At Charlotte c. II. xoa.
day sfy negroes the 0f ats
Of sis,4oo other negroes we're sOd
b~ys v.sAtns % Josads brought about $50
esA.D
there are 10 recent quotstions nom the Caanibal
Islands. But these Virginia prices must breed
famine among the human hesh eaters, If The Wash
ingtoa Uas0H cncxstes among them.
isprnsaed (hss Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
WORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ol

and s.r MONDAY Nov 49, 1885 and sntl further notice
T. aims Pier foot OF Dusne osws Wa
BUFFALO EMPRESS, att NJ for Buffalo direct without
change Of baggage At Hornevie IBIS Train connects
with Way Train for Dunkik and all Stations the esern
Divisi ,,.,,..
MAIL al s:5 for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inermedise
Stations Passengers by this Tram will remain over nslt
Ut Ows TO- and proceed the next morning. =.
ROCKLAND PsSSENG.R OF 1880 Pm. from foot OF
Ch.mbeIrt via Pi.rmont, for suferns and intermediate
Stations 80, 81
WAY PASSENGER n4PM. for Eswbursh and ohTile,
and intermediate Statcrs 800
N(GPT EXPRESS. stb r. n for Dunh nk and burAo.
EwIGRANT, ats Pm. for Dunkhk and Buffalo and inter
termediats Ststona
On SUNDAY only Express Train. At Pm.
These Express Trains connect Ems with the Enra aod
NtssrA Falls Railroad for Nagars FAILS at Buffalo and Dun
t with the Lake Shore srosd for Cleveland, CINCINNATI,
Toleoo, Detroit CHICAGO kc ,.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

{ UPREME COURT-kECElVERs SALE
y WILLIAM }. BUCk va SAMUEL CTRrIs .ad oth-r>-
By virtue Of decree made IN his case, shNl sci puoe
auction II the Mechl Exchange in the CRY OF New fork on
WFDrE DAY the day of December, 1885, d o'clock "
day ease Of two lots Of land on the north NE OF 4tn
with the buildings thereon also, Steam Ergoe, shafing
Drills and various other mshnery Tor manu-
feturfs purposes Pump Patterns &c Aso Leter Psent
for making Rotary Pumps issued BY the United state 70
stewart vynne CERTAIN Rights under Lestsn Patent
i..u,d 70 D. Andrews for making Pumps also the follow
ips judgments and Notes vas udlmsnt sssGs. stewart
Gx,pps for 81 o. and another for S56 81 Judgment
sip,t Charles for 81 os a. and another for 81 go
two Notes by Urban L. Hitchcock smoantios 70 eS 90
ore Noe nsde by Stewart G~yuns for 81 f'l 0 Note
m,e by John Lamb for fs S9 so Drafts drawn by John
Isrb on j. Stewart G~yase AID By him see,ped ons tor
s3 As and ope Ssis a. For further ea inquire Of
the underlined No Sl2 Rrosd~r Eew-Yors Sale posi-
~. Terms Cash IRA HUTCHIsSON Recsiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

i ROOT-Ip another will be ouni the a6yeftlse-
mept of DR. MORRILL,, whose Office IL At No. - howard
e. We have Known Dr. MORRILL, fr nearly twenty years
irregular practitioner Of medicine and We bsisys hist he
amops The leading rhyciabs NJ the land Or MORRl L 10
the poprtor OF tire celebrated ESSENCE OF CHINA ROOT
an Article procure sxpen- from China, aod 10 one OF
the most valuable offered TO the afflicted Its
pov such that the afflicted should st oocs
avail OF s resenerrng q1.lities We che-riy
public , I,undsy HeW
See .dve sements The Boston Herald Bee and Lesies
New. York Gazette Of shion.
Prce IS, Sc and Q I2 per Bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

- According 70 1te Ch.easo Democrat ne AA,ns
paid checks 10 The amount Of 81 200 900, drawn by
y. II. Hsddsck, esq Of Chicago 90 scesuat Of psrt
chats Of wheat One Of the cheeks was for ga oooN
and another for see 600.
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O5toDii

CUPREME COUhT.-In the matter Of the ap-
- pl'cston Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Csmmonaty Of
the City of New Yors the opening md laying cn
Public Place between sch and 0dthst and the 18th ands h'v
the CITY New YorkNotee hereby gwen hat the COSTS
incurred BY renon Of the proceeding
sbove nf,ed vn b ssaed BY the Cerr o. he
York on FRIDAY, tie sch day of Soyember, D. 1855 a
10 o'cloch A. M-NewYork, Nov. ~, 1854
NJ ULsHOEFFEa,
WILLIAM KENT,
L. BRADISH, Commissioners
WARREH BRADY,
nla9 JEREMIAH TOWLE.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
CENTBAL RAILROAD of NEW-J JERSEY,

~ in c,nns elton with the LEHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened TO Maucb Winter Arrangements commencing
Nov 10 1856 Leave NewYok for M.uch Ch1ncs aud inter
mediate plso.s from Pier No. North River $50 A. for
Fstop a. so A. NJ and IS M or Somsrve ct 100 and
1O:l5 NJ ais and $50 NJ The above trains at
Ei,sbe with trains the NewJ.rsy RAJ road leaving New.
foot Of Courlsndtst 80 and II ~ .od
PM JOHN o. STERN5, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

THE DEPARTURE Of the ST. LAWREHCE
i hence for NE VORLEAEs, vis Nsss,u, ~ p. Havana
Hd Key West 2h nst has been onsvotdab postpeDsd
1tA father notice
JHO GRAHAM, Aren't, Ne SIG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
CuPREME COURr-pANIEL WARrIELD

~ snd DANIEL WAKEFIELD Ju.ior ssNnst ANORcW j.
IN demand contradiction
TO TIE Defendant Y0u hereby ed md
the sint this scti1n Inch VII Hled
the oce Of the Clerk OF The Cy and County OF SevYcrs
the Cry H. IN the City Of Sewfork and 20 copy
CT yosr TIE said comp amt on the uoe7eers a.
shsir ctiee Nc - Wal the said ty, WITHIN twenty
s.fr tie OF tis exsusve Of TIE
DAY OF Eueh service and Il yo1 fail 20 answer tue SID com
plant within the tue aforesaid. The afs N thu
viii uGs1neri AGAINST yea for the Of NIFTY three
hunSrtd dol With nieres, from tie n3eeeth DAY Of Sep
tember che hou,Anc eisht handed I'D fy6ve keSis bs
costs Of this ACTOR. Dated October IS 1883
CuMSISS ALEXANDER GREEN.
Plain i5s' Attorneys, 10 Wal IT., y. Y.
-he plain, Ia TIE sAlv- entitled - ion 6ed 10 b.
Office Of the C.k Of tie Cy .Bd County OF NeS lors toe
City Hal IL .ad the i6th day u Oc'ob-r. 1850
CUMAIEs, ALEXANDER GREEN,
oSIs-svTa Pisnt4f.' Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

SCPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Ycrt-.a,,n C.rt,r IT, John K. PIE seth ". Htl
and Jsres J Carer, Is,iGr bert q. S'gey-Su rmons
for norey demand contract rot ter To tee sb
FAMED Def-reaat ALBERT o. BADLEY; You a'e hereby
required TIE eoropiu, II his Aetion
which will ne q IL The flee Of TIE CLERK Of toe City and
G. ofSewYork City Ia 10 said city. aad
copy ths Sid compsiut % he uAcnoer
hts Cee No q VS. sad ely within tgeutv dAys AZ
ter the ..ryiee II The summons exclusive OF the d, Of
such service AID yos "a. TO he sid comei-int ID
the the plaintiffs ia this sei01 viii take Jads
..s YOU FOR the Of bund I'd sod sItvpe and
$3.50 d,s 9Th n,ee,t fom the 6td Jay 4 October. ons
eht df.d ard m 6ye ede the costs Of this
tor dated Nov S. 1874
DAN FL F TOHPErNS Pl.intif. Attorney
The oiut this .cii fd ofhc' Of he Ces
Of th- q .td County Of Ne~io' ta- 10Th d.y 1t Noveu
be-, 1885 DAME 2. TOMPKISS.
rlSIsyegTu P.ntits Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the sp-
y picatnn Of the Mayer Aldermen and Comonsty OF tb<
City OF NewYork, relative to the OPENING and LAYING
OUT PUBLIC PLACE between 59,h and cSih sta and the
bth 9Th IN the City Of NewYork-We, the C0mmis
Of Estimate and Assessment IN the above entLed
matter hereby give nocs TO tie owner or o~ne occupant
occupants al hoUse and o and improved and unmPo'ee
ands affected thereby ssd u all others whom NAV concern
is That have completed estimate and sss-ssmsnt
that all whose interests are Affected thereby and
writir duly verified 70 st their Office No
ITO Broadway oom 49, IN his city, on or before tho n da1
Of November 1855.
I'd That any person persons who may CONSIDER themselves
axsrieyed ssd estimate and assessment vii be heard
opposition before The same peee AZ 10 oeocs
A. M. on tie 2st day OF November, 1855
sd That Abstract of the said Estimate and Assessment
wish Maps an also al the ahdayiu estimates ACC
other which used BY In making our report
have deposited in the Street Commisnoners Once az
City County CT New YORK. there 70 remain unn The lsn
day Of December. 1888
ib That the limits the assesament are - fot
lows All those pieces land situated In the aid City, bounded
desc bed and follows that 10 the noTu
BY line Of tbs blocks between l6th and 81
on by of blocks btveen 4ist and
and 42d-t the east by the center line Of the blocks %
% and Sd tue west by the center line OF tns
piece. and parcels OF land fronting either side
Of 9Th eth ard 9th between l6tb and l1tb~ts
And also al .ho.e certain Other lo piece and .r1e snS
Broadway SD and 4dsta laid out tbs said
Of the Com missioner
h That our R. port will presented Supreme
be held the City psD the said City, Saturday the 18th
Of December a D. 1885, at she opening Of the Court
that day and that then and here thereafter SCUM
be heard motion viii be made that ssS report -
sorhmed.-Nsw- Yort, October 2 1885
NJ. ULsHOEPFER,
WILLIAM KENT.
L.. BRADlSH Commisroasrl
WARREN RRAoY,
O5topiS JEREMIAH TOWLE,j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

~ DrLPHIA and IN. s0urH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITy-rped saies Mail and pres lines: Lesve New
sapd 10 A NJ and and 6 p Throash M buf nours
epd css 81 IS In tbe 10 81 IS In and sS IN snd ~
and ST She Ns~ jersey Accommodation Lane saves -
u M 81 stopping sl ~s,.tstns Tnsoesh nose,soS
iDron Norfolk k and through bssssse sAesks 70 "ssns
kof 10 . A ". and eP. NJ
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legal Notifes.

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES. Nov 3, 1885.
TAXES, lS55.-Notice is hereby given that one
Il per cent be sdded the Let Day Of December on all
remaining and THAI 70 ther addition oil one per
cent VIII be msoe the 18th CAV Of D-eeG
Notice ALEC hereby syen that the lat dsy OF Jana,
next interest w b. aided al Taxes tben remaining unpaid
the rate Of 70 per per eacu ated o toe ID
DAY Of September 1855 HARVEY HART Receiver oi rns'
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice yvsn 20 al per
sons having claims ssains JONATHAN RICH AIDS, lac Of
the CITY Of ORR deceAsed 10 present. the same vita
vouchers thereof 20 the ubscrkers the Office Of bAdw
ChspU an No 81 Wallis IN the City Of New.iorf on OF BE-
fore the nineteenth day Of February Dated
the Seventeenth DAY Of 4 usust, 1855 MI la-snIa'
s BALDWIN CHAPMAN Admir-, with the viii anAeIed
ANNA 2 RICHARDS Admir- with the vii annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

HNHE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE
i w GILES BROTHERS. celebrated DA SDELlOh
COFFEE be equal the finest cid Mocha
Coffee the cIua remedy for dy'peoa iou.oes
Arrangement Of the liver kc- W. GiLLlES
BRO Nos. 2ss and Isl N.hinston mportes Of tho 0snte
lion Root ard manufacturers Of the snd un.fots.ted
DANDELON COFFEE, pat In tin c,ps, with sos' nils
our signature on each wrapper protection against posture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
n Inn WILL be paid if DR.. TOBIASs We

II IL
~ lOO EETIAN LINlMENT does not cure Dysentery,
Group Collie Headache. Toothsche. Chrome Rhsumatsn,
Coushs nss and pans OF al kinds quicker
thar any other remedy h bsen before thu public eight ve
failed the most celebrated Physicians inc Unsd
ststss roc 1mmend Sold by Druggists evsrywhers. DE-
POT No 60 Court Andt-s- Price Is sed 80 cents. =.
Dr. TOBIASS &C ,ebrsted ii )RSE LlNtMESr IL Aso fof
s.e in pipt bottles At 50 cents which cannot b. b@..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

MONDAY Nov. 10, 1855 tue Trains will leave Chambers
IT Station folows Express Train. A. connecins with
Nothern sno Western Trsin Mail Train $3.50 An Threush
Way Train u ESpre-. Train P. ~ For Hudson $3.50
r ii. VOr fOushkeePeIWsy Freight and Passenger EHn
42O and $500 p n For Debb. Ferry, 7l5 and ll:oo n
The Dobbs Ferry Sing Peeksk and Hudson Trains stop
Al an the az So iona taken At Chsmbers Canal
Christopher and Slstsn SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN ats NJ
fom Cana at fr Albany and Trey stopping at all ma Ste
sona N. L. SYKES, JR., Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, oonnectirs the Atlantic cites with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern Ststes by
tnuous Railway direct The Road also connee at Pittsburgh
With Dolly line of Steamers 10 al ports In the Western Rivers
and at eveand and Sandusky With Steamers to all ports
the Norbween Lakes mailing the direct cheapest and
reliable nv which FIRE GIT be forwarded to and
from the Greet West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
EIRsr CLAss-Boos fhoes, Dry Goods lin 7so ~. ION \,
boxes Furs Feathers &c...............) w. ~
SECOND CLASS Books and Stationery Dry
Goods, lin bslesD Hardware Leather, oOc per 100 %
WOOL, &C.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils Bsgsng Bacon and ,oc ne, loo m
Pork lin bulk,l Hemp, &c. .............:} ~" ~ Nv
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish Bacon and Az. ne, loo N
Pork, (pac.ed) Lard and Lard OH. ...... W. f
In shipping Goods from any pint Of Philadelphia be par
ticusr mark the package via Pennylvanis Rsosd All
Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road at Phadepma
Pittsbursh. will be { rwsrded without detention - .
FREIGHT AGENTS Moses Potter, Boston; }. L. Elliott,
Nev.YoIk; f. J. Speeder Philadelphia msTaw Koons
Baltimore; FIancscus Pittsburgh SprD smao Brown
Cincinnati Ohio; S. MooIbesd, Louisville KY r. C. Nj!
drum Madison Ind. Rstcli Co. St Louis Mo-; J. s. Nil
ehell Bon Evansville, Indiana
Yor further psrtic. bills Of lsdips, apply to
j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Co, or
C. B. ALLEN. No. 2Astor House, New:York
r. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhusdslphiA
II. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Al coma, Penn