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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

ne general once " wan street. AMI jples muse store. 3it
broadway.
COLLINS NEW NlscELLASEors AND cuARhc
~ isrse concerF Nltos concerl Saloon Monday evening,
October 70. and every evening" NnFins fie wesk.
Mr.. 1OLLINh
in efi.braed irh COMEDIAN and yoa viii have ihs honor
ofRyng bis nriy4ea eha aate! mnxlesl elerts
W. Sr dg sidsa p s i' 44TG f' gS1rse
yiss MARIA LEACH Aho.
Mr. GKJRGE sfNpsos Tenor.
" hfkiins LEACH. Bass
IA, = he SERUM hnJ Tho Opera lroupcsJ and he cele
DtAed harpst VI. ArTDNAN
VI NAEDER, Direror. vii prtsfs1 fhp pIanofor'e
The ENTERTAINMENTS VII comprise roirs eeisclgps
duets tros loo NJ beautiful of Ton MORE
'rprna, h.hor weber f.lni, AZ, Iierspet-ef win IRISH
stories and anecdotes, .d Illustrations he
dies - The Nervous Nabp ROY oMoreN Teddy lile
Iter, a., introducing lhe ecebraei songs u 'rs 6bwA
and The Widow Nahonsy, h ciaFsfter By Mr. Cot
Ins IN ali he principal theatres 10 the Tinted States,
irkeis, 80 cents To - had ~ Halis And Joil1'~
stores, and ~ ne door Dom a. LAras L aef y
+ AsT wfyH OF TIFF cEf.Fnp iTyD VOCALIST wns
- ALLY. GIBBS, forreriy ss- GrndfonJ ~ ne Arope
Rooms ~ he nosel and pictoris entertainment q The
EMERALD IrLk And LAkEa OF kIiLAEAkY
A. performed by her In ondof u Aso
popular melodies BY Mrs oibbs, several aG<lneas
Tickeft - cents.
L'EsTfvAL BENEFIT ~ AID 90 THE FUNDS or TifE
Irish Orphan toeey The undcfsigued bchslf
Committees 81 Arrangements would earnestly soat lse -.
np worthy Institution, The festival nxed glsee
aS the Academy ~ Music ne le
lsh Instant JOHN BEOrGHAs. soz BrDysa9 ..
NoTIcE--THE CITIZENS OF YoEEERs. sfS0 sfSp
y Janyt0~n. ksvburr and Poushkssfss fesp-cifly
died ,ha, The ~ the Aainoa snsacal unoa sBf no
HON children y postponed anil further Des A1gyugt a
ino a he prinf pab being Assn saddenls ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

HARDWARE AND TOOL SToRE-FOR SALE THE
Ii stock and good viii OF hardware and tool
side Of The city, the shipyards The stock well
sorted In perfect condition, and will he sold reasonable
terms thus auording chance seldom % be met with 70
entering good profitable haness Peecly
satisfactory given ios selling Address Hardware ne
raid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

L,OR sALE--A FINE FARM, CONTAINING EIGHTY.
hree adjoining the beautiful village Of Hackrnsack
u well adapted for early gardening purpose could be
divided into village lots Apply TO O. WILSON 222 Prospect
place Jersey City, or BARKER osrkASDER, is7 Broad.
N. Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

A GOAL YARD FOR sALE-oNE or THE BEST IN
"A New York six full lots, long and favorable lease.
Good stables Office fixtures &C. together with horses carts,
&c, doing large business very and splendid open
ing to step into safe and profitable established business Ap
ply 70 ]. ~ HOD0ES, over The Pacific Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

LrOR SALOON THE HUDSON RIVER, A DESIRABLE
IL country residence containing 10 together with
Of land which barn and carriage
100 ut trees winery containing foreign grapes also nne
well OF water csern &c. three quarters OF mile the
germaDiown'staIon Of the Hudson River Railroad;
below Hudson, the location healthy and scenery beautiful
Inquire OF DIR OA1MAN, IFS Niridge street; OF d. A.
surevaHi corner oil West and Chambers streets Of George
W. talklRs tae premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

NARR'S REAL STATE REGISTRY OFFICE NO. ~
~ Nassau street-Regscred for sale, with address of
owners and free to public examination house and garden
containing ~ lots Ia Belevie n j., country Long
island II houses and lots in Brooklyn, Ny, houses
and three lois In Williamsburg ~ " houses and
New York country ia weschester county n "
Aso farms In New Jersey Wesichester county and Long
Island Also money % loan real estate. Property regis
tered for 81, and no further charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

nRuG STORE FOR sALE--THE BEAUTIFULLY To.
II Gated drug store broadway, Fout,eeuih
,.rec Union Place HoeL with the lease, offered tor ale
The proprietor having oher engagements DESTROYS Of
firing from the business This opportunity
enerpFising apohecary rarely with Apply Al he
efowe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

ftgscs< n kels. Lsss,. rsss < $500 ssAsss 2
Vxvlsi 90 sxs ~ Hsaless. tssss Jfsss1S~, We
fssssfy ~ rs1sTs esY, sssst cy.s@ ~ - 49,
asrsss,s SAsl.S te- sssiy $780, ~ X.
,ssAa ass ycua. psAassA ssA - - feks
80 se~sf1srfx ~aSk ~ tsy>rs e& sr1 = - -
sfaa 10 yrss~ss ~sss wsssss&ry <1epnsA Anpt
"a. laps< .ss-sx o. hrsS< hsS-s ~ eDsss~s !
a.. Trss&~ss, ~ crnysts8 80 s~sfsy ts<<ssss.
a. Ss<f6srt sNrk erpAssa sxA 4
49, sea t1ssf Avs 1r - A. rsts ~ ~ hss5V
80 fsss1~ = q Teyssnn fr,ss--sas ~ 80 ~ ps.i
sss, n tsssl lhtsnss trsss wa s&-s~ry isss..
49, - = ~ 81 80. osss .'-,f - 49, -
~ y. - csssss q We o. ss.G, ~ = .~sssss
4aANtss NJ vs1 - ~ ~ 1fs1 49, vscsys a.
hsanf s~'T sasf ted 10 o. es1sv ~ 80, Av<s1 y
s-fA,ss ees~- 40 s1.arAsss~< ~ ~ ss. iA~s~< ssss
ttse,see sssses tes e.s1 ss- tgl sysssr, s,yssts.
~ sTsrr cslsy ys<s 4 Aa.f~s ew.<&sff az
r~1fsAs<s ~. far-ev - s~vStn rYs1sS v ssy =
o. - ~.~h ss~ssiy ass. ~ sS<ss@sf sees~sNem o.
sgss~snsx - Ntaer. MsshgstN tHfWsA Ia ~ 4,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

DAfNT STORE FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN, AS TfrF
y about 10 leave for Europe. Fixures fog
rent cheap. window GAS paints &C. selling 81 beos cost
Apply ., the premises - GRAND 81 VIII ansburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

,AsDs' RgxsDy ron sALr vaKUM ~ rxmvs.
- psss~ fss6r srs.Saas 1<xsssale ~tsr>-
sruptSyesf ~ "a Z. wssss~ Pr-res asS psssNA$1t
Ftl1a
CUBE ctfy.--yk, wAEDr rsFORTUkATgs TRfxxD
yer sasa ts.,e ssssy ~ssr ress~fy, Ia o~af sf-
~ eNrs th~n. 10 ~ - aft~rsf. It's ts sny ess~sy
- 40 ~ csspt<snA OUR ~ A. rfAgu eyy ~
pissssl fstsr~9 ~ gsrf1s.t<fs ~ Of
taf stpssss<t w. ssrssxk n - 49, ASP psaser
s4lgtsfy. Nsey ~ ptfs, f~<aI ws.,t
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

CAMPHENE AND FLUID ROUTE, HORSE, WAGON,
~ sleigh harness &c. for sale bargain for any wrh
engage the business The pays well
be greatly enlarged For further part cuars lurc
Us North Fifth street Brooklyn, D., lae Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

41S0 FOR SALE, MILK, PIE AND FRUIT DE
splOO. pot, situated in great thoroughare
ket, has good for general baking and cells large
number Of pies home made bread and about 100 quarts
MIX per day. Apply 70 HoWEs FRoBIsHER, "a Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

NOSn THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or
pACO old established gallery, OF Grand street
and Bowery and doing business for SALE cheap
Soid account OF the III health OF the Inquire
f0rther particulars OF REEVES In the gallery 23 Grand st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

NEW FALL. GOODS.
IN Upholstery. Curtain materials,
Aad
french pancr hangiurh
SOLOMON 4 HARg,
No. 143 Broadway,
nre n0w receiving
fail supply or tail goods,
railatss Tor
Curtains, Furniture Covering,
and interior decoration,
which they ohcr
wholesale AMI retail
upon Tho most favorable terUre
To which tf,ey invite the stfeDtlon Of tho
TRADE AND PUBLIC.
store rineed IN SatUrdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1853.


YrOR sALg-THg LEASE, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
Of scgar store, doing very good bpsiuoss has
mall bar m the rear and The place nicely fitted up WNfbe
old cheap nappied for in Two days Address SIT broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

A JEWELLERS SAFE, BY A FIRST RATE MAKE
"A for sale at great reduction from regular price, at 2j
Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

E7Cn ONLY, FOR THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND
EIOU good viii OF nm old established second hand nrn
lure and jobbng establishment Rent only SO per month
Must be sold this week going west Apply
At yH Broadway, corner Of Duane street, room TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

TT 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP cONPANY--FOR HAVANA
~ and New orieans-On Wednesday, Oct IL at 4. NJ,
from pier foot Of Warren street ~ r. the vel known and IA
vortte steamship GRANADA, Capt John NcG0wan VIII sail
above Passage be secured at the conpanys Office
Freight 10 New Orleans, ~ cents cubic loot shippers will
be supplied with blank bills Of adng Of The form signed by the
company application a, their office No oher forms signed
and bills OF ading will be signed the hour Of SALINE
For freight passage apply Mt the Office Of the III
West street, corner warren street N. y. ROBEkTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

L,OR sALp-A FARM or "a ACRES, SITUATED on
IL Pompon Plains. Morris county, n -, abont - miles
rom New York Win q house and ouhuding. az in good
order Inquire of HENRY v. MEAD. No III West Twenty
Crit street, II Tbomas Decker, The prelniscs
L'oR SALE CTEAP--A BASEMENT AND TWO TORY
brck house containing nine rooms IN Fitsfrst sres,
between ~erohd Third avenues Dorh side GROIN in ne
Yard Terms essy. Inquire N nc premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

nRUG STORE FOR SALE--sfTUATED IN A coon
II business locality and doing excellent trade capable
u being Increased hfty cent partner
would be taken To person active this
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

nRuG STORE FOR SALE--ONE OF THE BEST STANDS
- in this city. neatly AMI handsomely htted well
sucked with drugs and pertmsry with dwelling attached
superior place for German physician. Address HOPS,
Herald ufHca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

nRuG STORE FOR sAIE-Sow DOING A coon
IL retail business with ONCE practice attached good op
portnni'y young sictn selling known
application. Apply the Woodhs street aud
Hamilton avenue south Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

SMOKE HOUSE AND PORK ESTABLISHMENT FOR
- saie-The valuable stand. corner OF smith and Bersa
south brooklyn will be let leared and the
odd. It is the best stands in the ely. aud rcp1e
with every enene having oe house smoke
Ine and for terms apply 70 A. j. = DE0RAW % wasng
rect York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

A SPLENDID PANORAMA, WITH CONNECTING DTO.
"A rarnas viii be disposed Of reasonable terms. Being
could be made of the mos, popular exhibitions of
The day. Apply to r. LOCKWOOD, Museum Saloon
Fulton and Orange Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

THE STOCK AND GOOD WILL Or sEGAR STORE
Tor sale cheap In Of the public thVrou xare 81.
he oity Inquire al 50,s Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

&900 FOR SALE, AT 90 PER GENT DISCOUNT,
pDUUs the contents Of thread and needle and fancy
Fcss store, consisting Of hosiery gloves ribbons
s ncedcwork buttons and trimmings OF every description
b. w. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

DOR SALE CfIEAP-F0UR AND HALF ACRES OF
land with two frame cottages barn, &c situated quar-
of mile from the village of Ithaca. ~ " Place healthy,
location desirable; excellent situation for piano kerr
AS the.e is in the village
DEMARESf 4 BAssET No. Aston pllne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

~ -
The four story brick houses lots Nos Isl AMI
% la, Twenty nrsi street. First avenue . are
feet front and and depth centre M he
blocks Each house contains sreen rooms with places
number OF bedrooms. have prf IA com
psie order letting They be nav is OF
per price asked Two thirds OF purchase none
can remain or mortgage Apply 10 and ~ oc ock ~
r r. HtTGHIkGS, IS joan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

DfcosDs rsAcricI-sofiCg ~ nshoy l4-ruE
II ye6ssNsnss. ernsrfy pap. ~ hDas, a rsSA. ed
vh Lo eststfasd s1fysgts " 1h ~. Dvs csy<<AAA
ka. nsrps he putis hsi hs ksS rsr~ss>sAy
.sb.shs< ks setsarsr as1 sksHsfse ss hsUal
Say for ne ~ eissssss No .sssss 81 asx<s~1 p~
x rssss ana k~e vhs ~ go ~
Fspnr1frs" sni1sps-, lui~ t>rxs -
esutns I, rsfrssoas ssal 81 e. 1sy "a
10y tsrrx i<4f ves<f ss~x.s1y, sSSs Nv
esrnysessa boy sgfsas Bs sf.~<1s5 sAsetssssns N
sns.s ha&tlxl "a hi IN fas,s srtss ksussd h1nsSf
Sse.~s msAfy ord s4e~as rsa<dss -
sgrFeus. rst@,f stsfe tmte~as &~~~sA
~rfsags ny 90 sfxyss axs s&stssss, go ~ 80
saad nierrnse river sssfy tpsasns M x~Annsnt ~
screfnss ss~fssrsl ssS ssrvees tssonoD
$500 .F.fsg psssh sss ~Dfsysf s~sns - mnll
me ,nir>say sss<sssut fssss~sss - ~.
- l1gs.sAsots frsssSs DE<e No. = 80
,susUs = - H&SSosD. n. o.. eugpspD.
Arkos ~ rss<Al lfss-nsssa1 ~ - nkk1a.e =, A.
~. sb trr~Avas ovv1snr Nk1<lss Ussl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

IT was currently believed in Huntsville and the sur
rounding country that he would be ynched Tbomassou
was horribly mutlaiei, being shot in the heed, his
threat cut al bis bruins knocked out by the handle
of an az Mr. Baker viii take no hand in the dis
position made of the negro b-ing fully satisfied Of his
guilt.
We learn from TIE san ANTONIO Standard that the
rumors OF movements Of troops, already mentioned,
have he. verified by the following orders:
The headquarters and two companies First Infantry
TO take post at Fort Nckayett two companies TO take
post al Fort Chadboune; two companies 10 take post
AT Fort Belknap; two companies TO take post a. the
camp on the San Pedro. recently occupied by Capt
Changers company the FL Paso road, and two CON-
panits 10 occupy Fort Duncan.
The movements indicated will be made with the
ess, possible delay after the arrival of the necessary
transportation and for that purpose the requisite
Der of wagons for the regimensl headquar rs and
for each company, will forthwith be sent to Fort Dun
can by the chief Of the qusrtermasters department,
for distribution BY the regimental commander
Tie siI companies Of the Second Dragons occupy
ing Fsris McKave't Chsdbourne and Belknap, VIII,
on being relieved by the Fst Infantry march by the
shortest practicable route TO Fort Riley, Kansas Tenn
tory. under command OF Major Steen, Second ORA
goons portion of the transportation TO be used Tor
lie removal of the companies of Frs Infantry Is sso
to be used for the removal of the companies OF ORA
goons 10 Fort Riley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
LATER FROM TEXAS.
F,on tn, n O. Pieayune, Juiy Il.

A letter from Fort Mcintosh, dated June 20, says
There has been the greatest rise IN the river MO
Grapdci this week that ever known since lr<l.
II is supposed that Brownsville aud Matamoros VIII
suffer very much from lts effecfs -.
No news from the fllibusters They are expecting
some orders here by the Corpus Christi mail In relation
to the movement of the troOpe. don't know their e
feet, however. ~
paragraphs: 49,, 81.
abundance Of rain and the cotton-planters are now
wishing for dry weather.
The San Aatonio Sentinel says that the corn crops
generally look hourishing since the last rams. The
tanners now are confident OF making average crops
A letter from planter near Rock Island. Washing
ton County dated the 29h ut says crops OF corn and
cotton are very pronisDg-al we have 10 fear Ia too
much wet or caterpillar.
letter from BasiroD County, dated the 30th ult,
sevs tie crops are very fine and there viii not be less
that 20 600 bushels OF corn for sale in that county.
The Trinity river rising az Magnolia, June 30.
The A5rocate learned that il had risen nine feet the
day previous.
inst informs us that three persons, two men and a
bow were arrested at Madison for mail robbery II
apiesrs hat they have repeatedly robbed the mail be-
tween Burkyille and Madison, by Of key, "a
stated By the boy. The robbery had been discovered
in the neighbOrtood 0f Newton and preparations made
for arresting the boy, when it ascerained that be
had been taken II il probable considerable damage
has been done, as quite number Of torn and mutt
lated letters have been found in different places
| ga letter from Jackson County dated June 9th,
says Our crops since the rains turning out me-
| and such another corn crop we never have had:
| From o gentleman who has ust arrived IRON hunts
vile, We learn that negro belonging 70 ID. Baker
Esq killed Mr.. j. Thomasson Of Uenvile, Mont
! gomery County on Sunday evening the lat instant
| IL appers Tbomasson and the negro hal been gam
| bling, and ThOmasson having won all the negro
money he became enraged and seized the frs. op
portuniiy TO retaliate on his victim. The evidene
against The negro was conclusive, the money an'
pocke;-book belonging to the deceased having beer
found in The negro trunk after be had been suspected
q the murder He wee cent 10 jail in Aaderson, bB
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Netp91ork Daily Gribr.ne
ETCHINGS or NETWORK.
LITTLE NOBLE IRISH MARY.

II-THE NOBLE IRISH MARY.
There are few thrgs TO us more pleasant than q
saunter along our City docks, watching the strange
mixture Of races which pour with unceasng tide upon
our shore The motley quays of Gibraltar, Marseiles
Alexandria and Genoa GENE nearest to New-iork IN
the strarge picturesqueness and variety of their
crowds There once or twice a year, you see huge
conmngling of those dreamy Eastern races who hang
around the gates that separate Europe from Asia, and
oil ny the beautiful shores of the Adriatic where the
ocean seems TO have cent its weary waves like so
many other worn spirits TO steal into soft and sunny
grave are to be loungng on the quay sailors OF
every zone and cline and race But over these pic
tyres there hangs lazy, indolent cloud. They are
eched like gipsics' tents at certain seasons and in
while glide away one knows not how, and all is ST.
ence. But the scenes on our quays are equally va
red. and ever constant, animated and brisk
As We sauntered along watching the great republi-
can sumo unfit emblem of our counny-gld with
equal smile the flags of every nation, floating above
us Ike fed of flowers We saw at the end OF one OF
the piers two emigrant vessels pour out of their sides
motley crowd of Germans and Of lrish looking con-
fused and bewildcrod at the hustle their arrival had
created. many seeming worn and harassed by the
traces of the troubles Of the that they had passed
and many by anxious thoughts of the troubles Of the
land to come.
Our eye fell first upon bright German boy who
was payfuly tossing in the air with childish g!ee some
chestnsts be had picked while lettering at the Island
Pleased at our interest the father, tall blue eyed
fair haired man, whose healthy countensnce was
beamrg with honesty and WHO softened to the sweet
music of bis native tongue, commenced telling OF toe
VOYAGE and gave a lamentable account OF the suffer-
ings of many of the passengers. But above an u'a
be speak with rude, gentle sympathy OF an Hsh "o-
man who had been sick and so sad, yet 50 res
and gentle-here he stopped and said suddenly
"there she is, pointing to an old wasted onn ieanlng
upon the arm of young girl proud and tender OF tna'
burden as ever Troubadour Of his lady-oye 10"
happy and cheerful she looks said the good German
with earnest delight Her sadness is all gone, when
ss we Looked into the sweet modest face beside her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
N r. De J N @ II

IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIvER OIL.
Prerared for medicinal in the Lohoden Isles, Norway
put Of chemical analysis by or DE JONth
BY literary works aud scientific travels hes gained ior
hixsefin whole Europe the wedeseved reputation a the
highest authority all that regards this most ehectual ree
Tor CONSUMPTIO BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COST
RICKETs sCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS DISEASES of the
SHIN, MEANTIME WASTING, aud GENERAL DE-
BILlTY. .., -,,,
Approved Of and recommended by BERZElIuS, LlEBiG,
WGaLER, JONATHAN PEREiRA FOUOUiEk and nn'
me- other de- Physicians and ceuhnc Chemit
sp ciAy aIded with medals by the Goysmnens OF BEL
GIM and the NETHERLANDS and supplied TO the leading
Hospitals Of Europe. q, -, -, g.
Ia, most entirely superseded all other kinds on the Con-
tneut Of s proved superior power aud
AZ ". as m it, being perfectly free from all unpleasant odf
and bitter and acrimonious taste not raHs the
throat nor mpaDe digestion neither producing nausea and
vomiting, cienhea- - .,..~..., -. CT,
turee cents per bottle liberal discount 20 Apothecailes
.nd Druggists Eight bottles forwarded, carriage hee 70 the
country IN rcceip, Of SO Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD NETLLAR, No. IS Dcy-st., New I ork
See Agen, for the United States Of Dr. dc Jonghs Lsht
Brown Cod Liver OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-The GREAT

DENNS1LVANlA hAlLhOAD-lne OrIEhi
III CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States by con-
nuous Hallway The Road also AT Pittsburgh
daily ne Of Steamers to all porte on the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sandnsky with Steamers TO all ports
the lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and
from the Great West . 49,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FEsr CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, I'm Tic mar 100 M
boxes1 Furs, Feathers, 6c............:...(
9kCogD CIAss.-BOoks aud Stationery, Dry
Goods lin baesJ Hardware, Leather, (oVc per loO 10
Wool, kc..............ss...s
rmRD CLAss.-Anyis Baggng Bacon and &c ner IO0 N
Pork, lin bull, } Hemp, 6c...............:) ~ - ~ ~
FouRTH CLAss-COiee, kish Bacon and an. oex 100 n
Pork, (Paeked) Lard and Lard OH. ~ - ~ "
shipping Goods from any point east Of Philadelphia be per
t,euar 10 mari the package Pennsylvanie Railroad" All
Goods consigned 20 the Agents 0Y his Road 1t Philadelphia or
PitbuTeh will be forwarded without 0ctention -
FREIGHT AGESTs-MOses Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott,
Eew-York; y. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia Magraw Rooms,
Baltimore; Geo. C.. Fanous Pittsburgh Sprngman Brown
Cincinnati Ohio J. s. Moorhesd, Louisville Ky. r G.
Medium, Madison. Ind Ratclif Co. st Louis, Moi J. B.
Michel 4 Sou, Evansville, Indiana
For further parcu lars or bills Of ladinE, apply 70
}. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Col OF
G. h. ALLEN, No. Aston House, New fork'
IL r. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhadephiA
H. J. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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CARD-Dr. BLUNDELL Gate OF Dndonl
continues to send BY Express the Afflicted ON receipt OF
Sir Ashley Coopers celebrated REMEDY for the hai ear
Cure Of RUPTURES without the OF Truss also ms IA
vere Recipes the Cure Of Rheumatism Piles aud Nervous
Debiliy in their worst form, 81 each Address . =. ,
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