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A CURIOUS SwIsDLIsG AND SLAVE CAsE.-L~t
Winter dazzling individual appeared at the Woodruff
House called himself Norton, said that be owned
plantation near Lexington, KY, bad hundred negroes,
wished TO buy blankets and clothes for them, and TO
employ scbooaster for the benefit of his slave chill
oren. He display ed himself for some days, up
large bill, and my stenouely disappeared. On Monday
est he appeared mysteriousy al another hotel, go
ing by another name. He stopped at the Spencer
House. gave his Clinton, bs place Of residence
Memphis aud bis occupation Editor He was accom-
panied by bis wife and servant siri. During the day
be presented letter Of introduction 10 Gen. Strader
which ret forth that be- Of the Editors Of The
Memphis Wing. Mr. J. Sharp Of The Enquirer was
in and recognized Mr.. Norton alias Mr.. Clinton, add
had him arrested and co mited to ali. Itturned out
that hir servant girl oamsd Mary Lewis, and was
a slave of Mr. Jacob sparrow of Louisville. Mr..
sharp after the Of Chnton explained her posi-
ton 10 Ter, offered if she chose 10 stay in Ohio,
TO give her situation Bursegin at his house. But
Mr. Sharp informs nothing woad suit her but 10 go
back TO her mater, who she srid treased her like q
lady. Her bands cid not Indicate that she worked,
and her trunk was full Of GOOD clothes. Mr.. g. escort
ed her TO the house of Mayor Boyd Newport, where
she remained unit the mail-boat started for Louisve
Yesterday when che proceeded home 70 her master.
lCincinnsti Commercial, July IS
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orHSd any more than would Of cloud being owned.
He spoke OF the price he paid for IL and then men
tionet other Caves, when asked, why, Sir, do you
own Others - " Bess you, yes own nfteen Cavesr'
Bless me. sure enough We shall yet be shown pm
yste cabinets OF nountains, suppose, and heroanums
Of coal mipes BaruuTn the Snowman, iniefsts1ole,
INSCRIPTIONS, determined 70 have success-sn exoei-
lent representative Of the sudacity, enterprise and
cunning OF this people seized the Baby show card snd
spread il abroad far snd near; the maternal INSTINCT
reused, and from far and came together sth
June 1855 "a children and lean children, twins, mp
lets quadruples and what not ead they were sded
II where the hencoeps last year. With the tat LADY
and the Bearded lady and the giant lady from Maine,
men, every mothers Of ,hen,) and the dwarf lady
from Michigan, aud the happy family and the Carang
them, Il, too aud Bsrnum made eco 600 by il, and
saw George Ard. huTrah for him the fine fellow, to
whom, not having seea the Scot child, l gave my
nrize Twas disagree bic, II not disgusting show,
and trust will never D. repeated
The phosophic, physical generalization 70 be drawn
from his show according 10 the clever Reporter Of
THE TRIBUNE, is, chat a handsome baby must have
handsome mother, that she must have had two CHI
dren before that she must live freely take general do
nestle exercise level land, and that her husband
must be codcRH0R. .
One more thing may mention because think u
NAV strike the minds o. those about 10 marry as wony
of very serious consideration, for nobody Is SAFE III
appears toat there Is a baby born with beard.
1hink of it, my young friends. My last wor'is are,
and sm mild man, tina, baby is a complex and
wonderful work Of art Whoever succeeds ia perfect
ing this wors deserves al praise-whOever produces
pale and diseased child should at once BE- pa, to death
without talk; the evidence is complete.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY of RO1Duy, has discovered m en- Of 90.
~ M s non % ~. 90 s IA , % e5-r Pim
he hss red nsoyer eleven hundred ea.s sna never a
over two hundred certificates Of is value Ell wai5
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure routh
One three bottles vii the worst kind Of pp.es on ne
Two or three bottles viii clear the sys,e1n Of bleG
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eaaker IN Ire
Three warranted the worst of
eryysPela. -....,, - .,-. Al hmm, !, III.
Two bottles are warranted running Of ,as ears and
-Four or SIX bottles warranted corrupt and running
ulcers , ,..-..L..
Two OF three bottles warranted the o.
or three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate
Three 70 four bottle. are warranted to cure
Five 20 eight bottles will the Of scrUfuls
benefit always experienced from he rst bottle, AID Per
feet cure 4 v srrnned wheu the above quantity taken.
Nothing looks improbable those who have IN vain re
ell the wonderful MEDICINES Of the day a. tbs common weed
rowing on the pastures and along old onewss should
every huror the sysem yet It fixed fact II you have
humor II start is Ans huns has
about f a f. G y e V' d Boston tasS the e
Of every It has already dne of The great
es cures dOne III iassohGsetts It to elnren
year old old people Of sixty have poor puoy worny
looking children whose esh o and dabby restored To
perfect state Of health b one bottle, -. - .., -,
To those who subject sck headache one oot7 WI
swy 1uIf IT. u s' ssas gei " eln ss p and nav.
been regulated by IL Where the body sound It works qute
where there u gfntt
nature will very singular feug but yoD must not Be
alarmed; they always disappear from four days to week
There bad result from the contrary. when tha
feeling gone, you viii feel younef his person
heard Of the encomiUns q hat
listened
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. ~ w.rrens',
Roxtury, Mas. Price 81
Whoiesai, Agents for Ne-York. C. v CLICKESEB Co.
No. BaTclays.. CHARLES II. RING, No l92 Brgslway
A. Y. d. SANDS. No. III Nliian-st.. MARSH ORNlS &
Co No. $50 Greenwich-st. SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. Co,
no " ,am.st.; BOYD& PAUL amherst " Ellis CO.,
rs Frark int MckISSON ROBBINS Co, No - Maiden
lane. HAVILAND. HARRAL RISLEY Wsuen-st.i
WARD, CLOSE 4 Co., Maidenlsnei Mrs HAYS Brooklyn
for retail by all respectable Dugs throughout the
Union.
w HISKERS or MUSTA CHES produced in
w ,ix weeks by nv ONGUENT, which will stain in
lure he skin. 81 bottle Sent any part Of the
X G. GRAHAM, No. 595 Broadway; SPALDING No q Ire
rnont.row Boston; BRIGGS No. 81 Ststs-st., Albany.
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JUsr LIKE TEEN "A sailor who had befrended
young who bad lost her money on her way 10
Rochester became somewhat elated Ia the evening,
arrested tor being intoxicated and sentenced 10
pay fue of $40. The aIoney which he had in his
hsurted hi pile thar he could ut raise the wind"
and be was sent 10 all. IL having been clearly
proved that be had behaved in the most generous
manner 70 the destitute woman and that her friends
who bad the means, neglected to stay By him Ia his
troubles the composifors in he office Of The Rockes-
Ter Democrat raised slO got JacS Tar out OF jail OBJ
taneo pasr for him to Buffalo, and gave him such
good name that frstrate berth was obtained for
him on the Lake.
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AIRY an internal remedy certain care for his dtre-.
pamphlets TO be he'd the Doctors medical once oi
c0nultaoD and dyce. No 7 4hst Sd door from the Bow
cry between bowery and Broadway.
CAUTIONThe pablo cautioned sFsint eor-rertet O
my E.sctuary which has recently made s sYpear-nee mt
The genuine has Hgnssure on the outside Frspp
written by with pen The counterfeit has printed ~
smile my signature and very easily distinguished from ne
senure The unteet proves % be Only worthless ou'
sbeou.ey injurious Be particular therefore snl see that oS
get the genuine which be obtained al the popretor5 Office
No. 3S7 ihst Sd door from BOwery, between B9vey se
brohdxay and Of G v CeL 90. SO. 81 BaIo.ay-s
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uARLEM RAILROAD. - Inland Route,


III On and after MONDAY, July q tsundsy. sIeeptodl
for ALBANY and TROY leaving Depo, corner Of Whit Hne
Centrests Man Train at 1880 D., stopping 1t WtiAns
Bridge and Mail Stations North PASSENGER. for LeorSon
Express PM stopping at White Plains Newcssae Sro.1
Fails and Stations North, CONNECTING Il Chatham
with Western Railroad Express Train, arriving al Albany
lC:l5F NJ. spu ..o,
ping % all Stations The Pm. Dover Plans tram VA" ~
Ssturdsys throusb MLeroni rc,unnsi .ee. ~ 81
NJ 90 Monday Gro Fails AZ IL AN, sopQane ~ gu 'ea
forp Groom Falls At 4P.M-, stopping ~ AZ ,lsous
Fo,dbsu White Plains $3.50 and GID fMi etopPihx ~
Yorkvlle and stations North Williams hflags; a. :.
AN 7:l5 400 5;35 and ii PM, stopping al al "sy ''a
tions. ,,-,,-., nd. .. q
AN White ,P u NJ Psseoyers may slso procure
ana their checked for Ucs Buffalo and
other places West end Nor OF Albany y the Compa1y Of
&C.. drner n sowery and Broome and fhsv and ethst
RETUKNSc TO NEW YoRK-MgI' Train leaving kpt Aoiny
az 81 AN Chatham Four Corners At 8:l5 AN, on the
arrivsl Of the train leayiss Pfe Al $780, stopping 81 al
Mai Stations Williams Bridge arriving New YORK At
lao PM Fxpess Train leaves Ab.oy az II A 81. and Chat
ham PM Passengers from Lebanon Springs
leaving Canaan lis: PM connect tn ths train stopping
on ssus 81 Stations above Williams Bridge. sr1yias st
NewYogk a. 1855 PM ST. from yer aims, stopping At
all Stations above FordbsH, arriving Al 'NewYok O:l5 AN
$50 AM from Crofon Falls stopping al al Stations arriving Al
New York $50 AN. 41o PM from Crot0n Falls stopping
PM White Plains. stopping all station. From WI.
srus Brdg $40 $50 aud e:lG AN ll5 sos 6l5 Il5
and $3.50 Pm stopping ststiOns Passengers BY the ~: ~
AN from Williams Bridge snd the $50 r. N rom Wh'te
Plains will be Tended IN NewYork a. the ths ss'ion on y
SUNDAY ARR.NCEMENT-Hsln Will leave for Croton Falls,
and ali Way ststions $3.50 AN. ADD PM Returning,
leave Crocn Falls at NJ stopping a. al stations and 4;S
stop. ing ali Station norh Of Fordham Fox Wsnr
B,idee ana Way Stations, $3.50 AN. and 1850 I'M
Rel urnng leave Williams Bridge at II AN and eb I'm,
stopping at all Stations.
Freight Albany received daily until PM al the Depot
corner Of Centre and Whe-sts ~ Y.
~ WM j. CAMPBELL, Acting Superintendent
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me6irdl.
~ IL E UNIV Z r S l t Y
FAMILY REMEDIES.

~ IL Z UNIV Z r S L
FAMILY REMEDIES.
lSsued under The seal Sanction and Aut1oliy Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW LEDGE,
Chartered by the state Of Pennsylvania Aprl -, 1855
WITH CAPITAL or $1,000
Manly for The ruTpoe Of afrrss TIE eVls 81 Spurious Snd
Worthless Nosrums
Fer upplyog The Community with reliable kenefies "ne
ever conrtfent Physician csnDct vii not De employed
mi. institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN X ROWLAND
his CT sehfated ,,..,.,.,
TONIC Nj Nr L 7,
K, sr rpward II iy- years the only s1re and
~ safe cure far
FEVER AND ASUE, &C.
And his iuestiuahle Remedy ter
BOWEL co MPL ANTS,
ROWAND'S -.
COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT
Which highly approved aud Popa'N h-ne1iVs'
TOGErHFR WITH
The uDivsrsiy's Remedy e, AVIS op rty LrvGs
0A''''''' "'ill pYsP tPsIA OR INDIGESTION
The urysEsirys Remedy sr
COsTIvE BOWELS.
Tie UNINERSiTYS ALMANAC may be had, Il ne nIAoeS
Dsp snssry, OF siose Of
c H. RING JoAn-st. Broadway, n Y.
CLICKENER q Co 10. 81 rcayst-
W DUNCAN, No. f7s Bicsd~ey
Mrs HAYS, BTocklya-
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-lnR. PERRYs YERMIFUGE,

~ Or, Dead Shot" for Worns 4 hshly valuable prePe
capable from the propude Of is action. Of clearing
system few hours Of every THIS preparation has
the peculiar advantage Of 10: Only ds yns bat
so VI producing healthy action OF the stomach and other or
Of Digestion thereby relieving msUy complaints Arising
from derangement Of the digestive Price eeos per
vial. For sale by A. y. 4 d. SANDS,
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R.,K n.,,sIN.Nr. srArE oF NEw.Yosk. /

BASE p-PAxTNsSr. STATE OF SEwf osK
ALBANY luis q, 1855.
THE BANK OF CORNING has TINS DAY nled'
MERciAL BANK OF TROY. "a the cify Of Troy a. As-n
for The redemption Of ts eiIea.sit1s note, % IN F,RM
IRIS BANK f Abau, .. sub Asen' agreeable . me ~ en-
III An sct ~ amend he several ac's rean- % LOCO 70
"a RAuk Bankg A. catir. and itoivdnzl banker- se
April ~ 1851 ~ sCHO0NhAkEAs superintendent
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II HUDSON and IN FERMEDIATE PLACES-rhe spien
did steamers COLUMBIA and lUTH AMERICA will leave
SCOT of Hsrisons EVERY AFTERNOON (Suodays pted
al O'clock Nth from Kingston Caissl, and
Hudson and Rsroad nd Chatham -Four Cornere Ed
vards fcoDuectine with foi l. banon Sprugs West
Stock bjdes Lee Pittsed North and South Adams an1 all
the wesien pars Of Massachusetts The rsttan leaves Hud
o'clock IN the morning. and arrives IN tttsd IN iu
for breakfast hANILANDt CLAhA 20
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SUPREME COUkT, County Of Sullivan
- MILAN p CURTIS asd JAMES ). CURrI, .sli 4
GEORGE ROsS 10 the sboye-o aimed defendant. aE-i a
srs hereby suuuorcf O. answer he COM AL j, -
Hvsu County - 81 II cello \. Y and serve 'Py y9n
MI In sutv 5av al er DC s-rye Of tli sEnusa- exc use
Z tie dav Of sucl service q you s y zns To con-
phrt - sior..i5 tie Plaintiff vii take adgme1i Tor me .
afot udrvd and s. y-six collars and 81 strI cen s-DAea
NJ 81 issS ISAAC ANDERSON,
49, I,wsws Attorney f1r Ptf~
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III
" GRANGE of TIME and REDUCTION Of FARE, and
ever, day the price. FARE ONLY IS TO SAG
HARBOR GREEN ORT aud ORIENr POINT. Passengers
ths, FssthsInpoD and Southampton for ~ D.
s0n,hoo and BrdghumptoD for ST Cmac % cents Fare TO
kORTHPORT 20 cents, PORT JEFFERSON IS cents. On
JULY 50 1876 until further notice the splendid new
steamer ISLAND BELLE, Captain J. Post Jr, WI cave
New.Ymk from Cathariue MsrGet lip on TUESDAY THURS
DAY ard >AT URDAY, A. NJ making the above sudings
ard arriving 81 Sag Harhor NJ. RETURNING will leave
Srs Hsrbor m MONDAY WEDNE DAY and FRIDAY az
Gre np,r 9; OTien Point s:i5; Port Jefferson Il NJ
Nob'crf ~ NJ FREIGHT wi be received by agent n
The wharf in NewYork Monday Wednesday and Friday from
10 A. NJ until NJ FOR further partiou airs inquire OF T. T.
DUpI FY No 2O5 -Outh-st of +. 7. & C. N bELLOOS,
No 3G2 NVaters-. New York
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Messrs DERsY OsToS Co. and ,wAKD SrASS, GENEVA,
supply the A0n'nl Edition Of The tribune az At r NJ
Mr. W. H. wArERs win supply faends N LITTLE FAILS
With The IEILvSE.
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V'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE ga sTONING


II TON fr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEDFO 80,
TAUNTON and NEWPORr-Iuand route, without delay,
chapge of cars or baggage, caryine the Eastern Mail
The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, sne
e. Vanderbilt Capt J. n Pendletou, In connection wtr
t tonngoD Providence and Boston snd Providence h
roads leavine kewYoIk daily (Sunday. excepted nom p =
No AN r., ldrsi wharf above Bet'ey,plsoe az NJ .na
Stoningon P:3" Nj. arrival % the Mail tain which
leaves Boston 80 PM.
The 4, VANDERBILT, from New \ oTk-Monday, Wednes
day and Friday Fom Sonngton-fuesdsy. Thursday Anc
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. fork-1uesdsy rhair
asy aud Saturday Fom Monday Wednesday and
Friday.
Passengers anIya stoningon proceed iTedsiey PEI
Rslrod Providence Boston, Taunlon aud New bedod -
tn Express reaching said places several hours N 40
yauce OF those and IN ample time tor all me
ea Mornirp Lues c0nnccing North and East Passengers
Who prefer IL remain board the enjoying nights
r. breakssing deired and leave Stonington
the A. NJ. train conneotins At Providence vrh ne
tram Boston Taunton aud New Bdod and AZ East Green
wich, !, with the steamer LIBERTY, 0r NEWPORT ar
rivrg there atou A. NJ.
barease Master the Steamer and Tram through
each way.
THROUGH tickets Mondays Wednesdays fndsys,
Nantuoket Homess Hole and Woods Hole Wis New Bedford.
sonneefirE with tho steamer Eagle Wing
For passage, bcrns, uceht, Application may
~ made a No North River. Al the Office No 70 Bat
eery-place
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" .er MONDAY July 2 1855 and Until further notice Pa.
.enger TIanr will leave Pier foot Of Dnanet follows VIZ;
DCNKIRK EXPRESS. at 6 A. NJ, for Dunkirs
BUFFALO EXPRESS at A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL, 8:l5 A. NJ, for Dunkk and Buffalo and inermedt
ate Stations Passenger by This Train wiz remain mg
Il Owego, and proceed the morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER. at Y. NJ, from foot OF Cham
,erst via Fremont Suerns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, stl p. NJ. scr Newburgh and Ousv'ae
md intermediate STATIONS.
MONT EXPRESS At go p NJ, for Dunkirs ana Buffalo
EMIGRANT ats H. for DunliIk sDd Buffalo, and inter
Mediate Stations
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, excepting Saturdays
II $3.50 p NJ for DunkEk and Buffalo and Intermediate sta
tons.
On SUNDAY. Express Trains al $50 and $3.50 r. NJ
Express Trains Erah with the Eniro mo
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls, Buffalo ana Dun
xfk with the Lake Shore Railroad oi Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C. and With irstcsss splendid
searners for All ports Lake Ere.
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snuHY LONG RkANCH.
IAEk Day DOA1 iOI ISS6

1000 aIBASY, isudins teaca way, IOOO.
al Nyscl 5ray Point Wes Point, Ssw6ursh fonshsesP
served ID board The favorte steamer ARMENIA Capt
NJ B. Cochin now making Der regular 1ips 20 Albany
Ieavins WYork. from foot Of Chamberss, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 1t o'clock, A. NJ
"a Baggage Master viii accOmpan, the Steamer each
way check Baggage free For particular aqlire a New
YoTia ~ vris Vsii-oaf 'fce 'hsmhe~s-st. gharf
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III 1T
MONDAY June 25, 1885, the Trains will leave Chamber
Station follows: Express Tran A. NJ conpectTng wi1
Northern and Western Train Mail Train o A NJ Through
Way Train, u NJ Express Train, 5 p u. Accompanies
Train p. NJ For Poushkoepie-Wsy Nan, A. NJ; TX
cress Nj: Way Freight and PasseI Train, Pm For
Peekskil-s % and $50 ?. ~ For Sins sng-G:l5 A. D.
1850 and 80 The Sing Sing and reekskD Trains STOP
. ali the WAY Stations Passengers taken Chambes Canal
Christopher and Slsss SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN u 9 A NJ,
from CaDast, for Albany and Troy sVopp1s At AZ way sts-
NJ L. S1hEo. IT,. Supt
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Il PORT aud FAIL RIVER. The speodid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Cspt WIN. brown Leaves New fork
ey,ry TUESDAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, At 'clock
NJ, and MPlRE STATE. Capt r. Braytop leaves New.
Yerk every MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, AZ
O'Clock IT,. Pier No 8, N r. near the Battery Both
touching a. Newporf each wsy. ..
I've METROPOLIS and EMPIRE STATE connect AZ Ne y
m with ibe steamer CANONICUS. which leaves Neg ORR
o'cl,ck A. NJ for Pr violence arriving there about
ei Passengers from Providence for New ofk take the
CANON Gus O'Clock NJ for Newport, connecting there
with the steamers for Now York.
cant unil the same shall have been paid for.
Freight fOrgarosd through with great dispatch,
by 81 Express Freight Trein. -
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q G. ISLAND hAlLhOAD.-Suh AT
,,psen,rnt tSuud-ys excepted Ou AMI ater "a tOR'
pay he "a Of lane 1886 Trains gons East leave Nrookyn oi
(rocrport A NJ daily and Friday ana Saturdays Sf
p Tor ,rhsnk A. NJ. and s: q NJ for fsrninsd Ne
o AZ and rs and NJ; for SsOssrt 10 \. NJ and 10
p 81, for H,upSesd, 10 A and 3:ti f;5 and T. ~ hI
Jsu ca ana l. PM, and S+5, 4l3, and ~ ~ ff'sn'
Trsin leaves a. = AN. .-t 4
rsANs GONE wrsr.-tcays GrvenPog for hroosig 70
81 daily and Saturdays and Moniays fSo Nj lap- I'M
Er Bro w 6.c aud SS 81 akelsnd Tor broekyn eiSe
~ and 1856 F. NJ Fsruiu sdale for Brooklyn aud .'so
Al md I.cr T. " Syesset for Brooklyn, AN and $40
p NJ, Hen t.tead tor Brook Va, 6:S, 7s ard A. VI ADD
5lS Jamaica Cor BI ohyn, 5;t ';V $50 sno
s$S A. NJ and 2slO aud 55 F. " Freight IRAN leaves -
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Gfrur6inns.

CHFAP EXCURSIONS-By LONG ISLAND
NRAILROAD to GREENPORT and SAC HARBOR every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave South
FeTry at Q A. NJ
fare ouf and back W
Pare o Grecnport and Sag Harbor.............. IS
Tickets from Sag Hsrbor be prOcored bosrd
the steamboat Baroeo from Greenpcrt from the Agent
at Grserpot by suuendedDg the certificate issued from the
ofbce in Brooklyn
nEIIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION
h-sEA AIR and COOL BREEZEs.-The popular steamer
JAMES CHRISTOPHER the foot Of Jay-s.- TIL Us
(sa,prSay) AFTERNOON a. O'Clock fyr LON0 BRANCH,
HIGHLANDS OF NENISINK. SIR tWSBURy, &c. re-
tuDng es-iy hour THIS EVENING by moonlight Fare
each way So cents. Sea Bathing Kceied.
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OFNNSYLVANIA RAnROAD.-THREE

DEN Ms LVAN IA hhII n,..5,I2 aIII
Il DAILY THROUGH Trains BETWEEN PhiLA-
DTLPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN Philadelphia toI Pittsburgh a. 4 ~ sne
esves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia az A. NJ Ihe fASI LlNF
leaves Phiade phis Cor Pittsburgh at Y NJ and Ptts6grsh
for Phladelphis at y NJ. The NIGHT EMPRESS TkAIN
leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh IT u p NJ and Pittsbush
or Philadelphia al 10 z. NJ $50 49, - 49,
The ali lines Pittsburgh with the hsr0ads 70
and from 81 Louis No. Alton GAena and Chicago lii
Frankford Lexington and Louisville KY Teua baGte Msd
,on La Fayette and Indianapolis lndi Cincinnati Dayton
SPRINGFIELD Belefontane Saniusky Toledo Cleveland 20
umbus GAINESVILLE Masslon, and Wooster Ohio Also VIII
the Steam Packet from and 20 Newoeans 81 LOUIS
louisville and Cincinnati 800 . ~, 800
For further particulars nsnd bills in the hotels OF rnis
Cfv Passengers will find 81 the shortest most expeditions
md comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets be had At either % 'he aforementioned
places Ia the West or OF
r. b. DEAN Agent, New Jersey asiirosa Co. foot Of
Cour'and-st New Iork
j. l. ELLICOTT. Asens, Pennsylvania Railroad Co
No. , Aston House, New. York
THOMAS MOORE Agent cor. nth and Market-stA
gaw.York Anil NJ 1855 PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28
DENNsYLVANIA RAlLRoAD-The GREAT

DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities viii
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states, by con
inuou Railway direct The Road also connects 81 Piisburs
With daily Of Steamers all ports he Western RIVERS
and Cleveland and Sanduky With Steamers TO al ports Oh
he Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct cheapest an
,eahe BY which FREIGHT can he toTwNded N snc
rom the Great West. vr,r,,, 49,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTIobUhGh
TrRsr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods Gan lie psr too "a
hoxes,) Furs Fesihen Ac............;.")
SECOND CIAss-BOOks aud Stationery, Dry
Goods lin halesl Hardware Leather, 900 per lW %
Wool, .-...s..ssssssss
ruRr CLASs-Anyls, Bagging, Bacon and ,o, ner 100 \
Pork. I'm bulk Hemp, &c............'.;)
ROURTb CLAsS-Cohee, tlsh, bacon and sAn Der 100 r,
PORK. tPacked) Lard and Lard Oil .... =
~ shipping Goods from point ras Of thisaetph1 oe fI
the package win Pennsylvania hairlad NJ
Goods the Agents Of his Road At Fhsdellis o.
P1ftsbnrgh viii be forwarded without detention
FREIeHT AGsNrS-Moses Potter Boston j. b Efict.,
Seg.York; & j. Sneeder, Philadelphia hsgrsw Kecns
Baltimore: Geo C. Francscus P-ugh sIsingmsn brown,
Cincinnati Ohio, J. ;. Moo.hesd, louisville ~ K C.
Medium Madison. Ind, RafcidS Co.. 81 Louis. Mo- J
Mitchell SOP, Evansville, Indiana
rsr further particulars or hills Of latss, sppfy q
j. L ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Col OF
C. B. ALLEN, NJ. Aston House, New NorE
H. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent fhiisoelpfis
Il. J. LOMRAERr Superintendent. Altoona. Pa