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Bransirefls's pills

The weak the consumpve rheumatic cosive, bilious and
delicate after wih hnd renewed strength and
life ptTvade every organ OF their frames
Every dose makes the blood The nerves commence
IN the arteries and terminate in the These pills
FIRST elect act the arera blood Increasing toe ccus
lnon, by which impurities deposited ia the veinc and
they throw oil surh collections Into e bowels which ergsn,
by the energy derived nom BraDdrehe pills. expes them
Or the WAen first used the pills may occasion
gripping and make the patient feel this must be
horse with for the coed afterwards "a great good
often achieved whog ZONE trouble m s attainment a1d
tAs rule applies 10 the recovery OF heah These symptoms
only where the hcdy has struggled under load
impure tenacious huiers consecutive use tor few
days WIN safety The most unbeeving 81 the great good The
pills doing The directions should be carefully studied
W Understood and followed health and vg0r will Ia MAORI
of cases, he secured BY tbs Of BRANDRkFhS pills
solo At 70 cents per box "a g Canal street 6 Bewery and
28l Hudson by r. W Dyou Sons Philadelphia aud
by medicine dealers generally.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2J-J r "
AsHgs-sales OF 50 bbs OF pots made At ac re-
and Is do pearls ut &c. n s1sc
he foreign by the Persia
pressed prices which fell oil about &C. loo per barrel
pecaly for and medium grades The sales footed
up abou2 oOU $4,000 bbs, about the following quota.
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The Transatlantic Telegraph

ST. JOINS, N. T., Nov. rs, 1885,
The New York. Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company have just completed the line from this city TO
Ysepassey (Cape Race) which, with the company's line
tnysuehout The province, in excellent ORDER
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An Editor Killed.

BUFFALO, Nov. 26, 1855
ma Milwaukee american says tnst Robert Glatz editor
q she Milwaukee Ads, over by train OF cars
q The Lake Shore Wednesday last and instantly
kl1ed.
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Hosfettsr.-The Remarkable Success OF Hoy
letters vegetable stomach hers in curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and impsrng tome N the system, i Without
parallel IN the history o. medicine Rsd by All grocers drug
gtsts and hotels. Hosteter srnth. Pishuw BARNES
PARK, Aeer IA i~wew Work.
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SrILvAS-DKSvl-0n Monday evening, Nov. -, Mr..
THoMAs SULLIVAN OF rralec county Kerry Ireland, TO
Mis- LlzzK DssvIR, OF Downpsrick. cornty Down.
GnI.-on Tuesday Nov. rs, in Sc AIMS church,
by the Rev Or. Forpis, JAMS CHARI. LAxB TO MAreAgn
GrI, both Of this city,
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North Carolina Returns-OmciaI.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. Is, 1855
me following s the official vote Of North Carolina for
y,ea'dent- Buchanan, 4e, 1884, Fillmore, aeoos-a fall
mr. Oh in the vote az the state Of over II, 900.
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PErKRsBuRG Va, Nov. rs, 1865.
Alexander Facouer, the defaultrg treasurer Of the
petersburg and Weldon Railway, was convicted 70 day,
and sentenced years. imprisonment in the peni
t0pttaYv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

aToRGArs EXPOSE on FREE MASONRY ron sArr
wi Old books api novels bought - ",nn'
NEAGLE 1lcK's 5OO,s broadway.
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The Best Anhrotypes arc taken at the Eve
rsM sAery rs Broadway few doors above CANA street
rrces rom " cents upwards
Portraitypes Une shiIling-Taken from
e 500 Lover me price greater the novelty. LOCO taken dsty
Whites % Hat, Fall s4yle.-f4s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street
Ladies are Respectfully Invited % Call at
LEAvITT, DELrssER co s. S77 and $40 Broadway and
examine splendid assortment Of fancy goods from Jansn
now on exhibition to be sold at auction Friday Nov e.
Second Day.-Lot Sale OF Books, at Leavitt,
DELissEh CO.'S Commences. this "Wednesday morang
Sewing Machines.-To the Public.-The
in relation 10 the Infringement Of patents upon sewing
chimes between the Wheeler Wilson aanufscaring Com.
have Wheeler Sssa iaSssS ans &
GROVER BAKER,' s. N. Co.
Finest Ready Made Clothing to he Found
In New York at DRUMGOLD PR0CH 10 Fulton street,
ana me pes custom work at lowest prices.
Personal Charms.-The Amer lean Ladies'
are celebrated not less for their delicate beauty than for It's
early and premature decay How important then TO make
use of the means which science the
complexion clear and beautiful in spite of deeteous nfu
Bprnss Sson or orient water prepared only ~
be found TO accomplish this result.
Cristadora's Hair Dye and Wigs are Match
less and unique articles Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied at No Aston House.
Hili-Inimitablc Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers, at No. Barclay street Hair dye shiings box
COughs.-As Soothing PICTORIAL, Browns
by all druggists.
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VI cd. AschsncI lamps, moderstoS and caroels in
SsdbsGa e ;Sssr'f qualify " ''
ERoM THE NEW YORK HERALD.-A CLEVER TALE.
H. The book = silent on slavery, Y south oaro-
caS ss Ss me u
der the, hrink hearing ihs seod
Ea ha gTsF TsYPf Il = sIss Ts;S f.0"
The going Ike bot CAKES on December
n Ths ss ,s = e. s q life
WSss when H. Ads:s sss
1
hs 1 spssa s.a
something
y assuring his SnSr thai ne book vas
%s out l liz rs
bis Honor said hewoud take the earliest opportunity
His Honor did read IT, and though had been said aome-
what sceuous Of bis Honor be was blessed with rare
ia hs nsancs he most worthy
nmy having read ne forthwith ordered copies
h ss Of an eS ~ ing na MAJOR aO O
marching intrepid police he when last SEEM
s his as Of ss Sss
Nations 60 graphssy described IN this book from the
oqssn ON he rights and dSiss dsprsved nss
sfis 20
s Horo known TO be ceverer than his adversaries
eonsc AND N po'' Oh MS
y1 Of ny sspaa T hs
From MT, the very ccumspec, New York Essssg Po-rhs
With which they story is evolved and from the novelty Of ito
Albany Evening Journa-A narrative Of exciting interest
New York sunday TnnesIhe plot Is ingenious The sub
Philadelphia Evening JournaH story in fine, il ally
unfit TO be read BY vruous woman ansophscated
Stood unsophistcated old ladies' green specces
The Mirror. uhe reflector 1ournasm).
says-1be writer spends good deal OF ammuniaon-re-
New York Atlas.-we comm heartily the pub
lie which all readers may derive much benefit
The New York sun journal healthy people carefa
read duh December day. saysrhe bellies have
evidently not smiled upon author yet his spite or the sub
The New York Day Book-A journal some persons were
foolish enough believe published IN OF the suberranean
kitchens OF the Custom House, declares JUSTICE IN THE
The Philadelphia News the contrary, says-He the
thor has the knack Of communicating what he knows and Of
making others feel he himself degree Of perfec
ton which indeed novess az the day.
The New York Daily News having denounced Il in one
review, In secont1hs awful apprehensions that
the awakened sensbes of those who have long
in the paths Of vice. and the dreadful certainty thai
vigor and strength few WELD.
Boston Atlas-The faults of fashionable society in both
places Charleston and New York; ashed with
ing severity and evephanded justice.
Boston Post-It Is in brief n fascinating novel
New York Pcayune The story Itself Is written with
New York Leader-society high and low, shechcd with
artistic skill.
New York Evening Post The author a quick eye 70
Institutions of slaveholding community.
Boston Cbroncle.-lke Mr. Adams previous works this
volume Is written with much SPIRIT and the reader will DO
anything but go TO sleep over II.
Boston Times The authors power as literary artist
will conceded by all. Published. and for sale by
LIvERMoRE RUDD, $40 broadway.
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Barnes Park s0i Broadway New York invite tie attention
and close their Immense stock of European
ard American patent medicines Al and below manuasurers
prices bv the dozen package, or 100 gross -
BARNES a PARK
New York, Cincinnati and sqn Francisco,
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TMe james Adger at Charleston.

CHARIx sIoS, Nov Is, 1855
ne United States mail steamship James Adger Capt.
O. Turner. rom New York, arrived here tAis (Tucs
aay) morning at half past ak O'Clock
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Holloryry's Pttls.--Their Searching and
curative properties render them Invaluable those who
from liver and stomach complaints ANY Of dys
pepsa viii eca3ly Yield 10 their wonderful influence.
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xiv Hank Statement.

Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Bosros, Nov 25 1855
me following are the ieosnrs Of bank statement
~ the pas. week. compared with the exhibit Of The week
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ussssp STATES DsrEsg CouEr Nos. IA, le, II, a. 20,
a. 80, 40, ~. 81, 90, "a.
surasxs gounr-Crcuh-N T4s, Al, OIL, $50, az
1sss 1900 iss 1f2e 2t7T, 2c64 2e6s 2o6e 2ile lt7s
2Ti, El3 2I2i 1904 2992, lllo 1891 iT32 I'LL lsa3
los2, 20, III, %. asa 1f2b, sos, 21o, ell, 2aoe.
Bsscascyor's Hair Dye, Nlgs and Toupees -
The bes, the world Mode sold and appRed Al No S,s
broadway.
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Arrival or the Steamship Victoria.

The steamship Victoria Captain L. G. sluyter, Of tho
New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Com
pany arrived yesterday from st Johns, N f. via sgd
ney, B. Since leaving New York; the 18th OF April
s the Victoria has been engaged in the very arduous
duty OF delivering material and supplies 1t different
ports the coast and in that time has visited hun
dred and nix ports, and run distance Of 800 miles
along probably the most difficult and dangerous coast
known.
This terminates the third year Of the victoria's
service, and is not too much TO say that the skill On
terprse and sound Judgment displayed by Captain Sluy
ter has excited the admiration Of those who best
preciate the difficulties Of bis position
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The Best Amhrotypcs arc taken at the Eve
Prices from " cents upwards.
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Finest Ready Made Clothing to be Found
In New York. at DRUMGOLD PR0CH 10 Fulton street,
and the best custom work at lowest prices
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Portraitypes Une shilling-Taken from
al go Broadway. HOLMES.
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CristadOra's Hair Dye and Wigs are Match
less and unique articles Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, at No. Aston House.
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second Day.-Lot Sale OF Books, at Leavitt,
DELissER CO.'S. Commences. this "wednesday morang
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LEAvITT, DELrSsER co - S7 and $40 Broadway. and
examine splendid assortment Of fancy goods from Jansn
now on exhibition TO be sold auction Friday, Nov g.
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Coughs.-As q Soothing PICTORIAL, Browns
bronchial roches employed to alleviate
coughs sore throat hoarseness and bronchial affections sold
by all druggists.
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Hill-Inlmitablc Cutter or Hair and Whis-
kers, at No Barclay street. Hair dye shings box
black n brown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-31

-
t Melodeons.
Co.'S Melodeons octsves plain and pi'p pisno
These Instruments need no Recommendation O, rrs -
Their durability and superiority both and touch over
and private families in this city surrounding country
With hne stock of Chickering's Piano Fores. and
nssaTes to which we call the attention the musical
Stop and look in at 90 Union street.
les JAS. MELLoR
New Stock,
"4af Viz 1856 aI 1S TR$zzTFE S 96 SAzD
in NE esnn Ing a s an stock goods
saSP Of the public '0 SCOT the at
FIRE BRICK.
ssS HSe rsss Rss the sale
now to furnish any shape that may be
sPs-d1x ----z- JAS. H. STOUT co.
OxE case Of Us SS ssis5,T1sS5 FatAlAE r. T.,
FUNDENBERG ROBERTS,
9e4 Washington Hail Drug Store
CITY SCRIP.
as on the City Treasurer In suit
-myl9 --- I'M. MATTHEWS co.
BLUE LICK WATER.
5e &, for r5oS PEI of APP
-. spy Set; I. IL = LOGAN q co.
EATFA FAMILY FLOUR
d.eae superior article for family use
10 BB BIS vsrnishe., ali kinds, for sale BY
u PES 5s Balm OF Thousand '9"sF' e rs soSn
RAAexBERRY Brandy in qt. bottles, 10 oz. jast Re.
~ ioS seiTed and for sale by 'H''
DARREl Pure Rye WHISKY medicinal purposes for
a W = - RuNDEXRERe ROBERTS,
" jus, received and for sale by -
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CELHANEOUs
HATS a l;DsG a PS.

- ~ -
EhaVe day receive done ofthe
w tiful assor1snts Hats ever brought
DDS the fashionable tAat could be in the
tern markets. -,
Itealnlrises in rar. nc follsEing kinds:
Gents SiEk Aoleskn Hats, light and elastic made by
the hest and strict with
ders; white and hnek beaver otter seal SC. &C.,
Know Nothing Vide Hats, Hhe black; Fur and
Wool Of every color, quality aud price. rE
Also
Caps Of every description and the styles
such IS the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrenrse Pyramid Ca
madam, Russian EnSlIsh Washington, Consolidation
Caps and an other kinds In abundance, which viii be sold
lever than Goods Of these kinds ever offered before TO
this community.
chlarp Hats Caps OF an kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses In New York
CSrPes Bass, Fars and Gloves always on hand.
All Fersons
anime magnificent Stock Of Goods, puseh
elsewhere. feel confident please the
faStidous.
Nothing YIN BE wanting part 20 suit and aceonno
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II wish anything in the way Hats and Caps Just give
US call, viii guarantee that Will sell goods
low as they be got where this side of Philadelphia
NV s. n. HARPER & SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.

Iron Work. OIe Dank>--N after Power, and
st--fi-t y Farming Lands for safe.
THE undersigned Executors Of Anntg yusry Bel, de-
Il ceased. will sell st ppbhe sale. on AONDAi, me
Goth Of November sext 81 Jackson furnace, he looW
ing property, W:
jackson Furnace and the Lads sppuItenani and BE-
Ion gng thereto contains sb:Dt Three Thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated IN Dickson County, TeDnessee
the waIeIs OF Beaver Dam fork OF Turn Bull aosnt
miles from The Nashville aud Char otte Turnpike road
and Immediately on q route The Nashville aud North
Western Railroad, which road Is progressing and
Will &c comp eted to the Furnace duloE Inc neat YEAR
The ore is abundant and quality Ne The timber
is admirably ADAPTED tor Gazing 1hs ieDilOn 81 ps sOns
wishing te engage in the iru1 BITS called Ia this
Furnace, being lately rebuff AID ready Tor luHsd ale
.-t ..- ed.
We will also sell at The tiae and pare several
Trscis Of Land lying MILL Greek snd buck River in
Hickman county-aInOng others The celebrated Duck
River Oe Bank tbs largest deposit N tie state lad the
quality unsurpassed
Mill Greek, known as the Tour Benk," pPer - ke,
Perkins Folly, dc sc. E..
Also About 600 Acres. including ies r;sickstu ore
Bank, lying in dickson conny, on the Iacns Se from
Charlotte TO Wasery.
Also 90 acres on yellow Creek iueluilu "A Ore Bank
and so acres on Jones Creek including ore Bank.
On the following day they will eel at The 6arrows Of
Harpeih in Davidson county, the celebrated Water Power
known as the Lower Tunnel tbs Narrows OF HarPeth
together with Teu Of tbs eat side OF Che
Harpeth River, for Residence Garden, sc Tor those
who may employ said Tunnel sud sufficient amount Of
ground around the month Of said Inshs l. the necessary
buildings and improvements Tor Ice 81 The Water
Power there together with free toe ter the
purpose OF carrying any -t may Is erect
ed ut said Tun g. iGi assr fUweI Is well worth tie
attention OF ali ,sTs1s, engage % any bust
ness requiring gtsI pCwer Ia Ftotei 'Le naCGiRtry
Trims -CEe 6nd lRo eaIs eleGI-, tnieS with
approved security lien reIsIhsi nil he HHHey il
paid. On WM, :, WATkiAN -,
j /. TT Ii. ks.
octl4-td % T. McEuJ5EK'iS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
Fever and Ague Ae1uedy.
TINE cheapest and best for Fever aud Ague and
all Fevers incident to the season.
HEAR WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAY:

TINE cheapest and best for Fever aud Ague and
! all Fevers incident to the season.
HEAR WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby cerstfy that have submitted the Gr@fen
berg Fever and Agus Remedy to close inspection and
scientific analysis, and have also tested its curative quail
ties in several cases of intermittent fever. We take great
pleasure IN saying that it has proved completely success
ul and that il IS most skiuliv compounded remedy.
1t must exert most beneficial influence in all cases its
tonic properties immediate and highly salutary, and
it is richly deserving the confidence of our brethren OF
the medical faculty and of the public
Samuel ii Mabrey, M. ID New York,
Charles W. ReviOsn, NJ. ID, Wisconsin
VIM. h. SimmingtOn NJ. D., Illinois,
ThOs. ]. johnson, NJ. D., Missouri,
VIM c. Kittredge NJ. D.. New Hampshire,
James 7. Mott NJ. D., Indiana,
John \. Terrington, NJ. d., California,
VIM. Y. Ashton, NJ. D., Louisiana.
The composition of this remedy includes those medicinal
substances which experienced physicians have long re-
sorted to for special action the system when dsraDgsd
BY Fevers que and General Debility resulting from
p0surs climatic influence. These are rendered per-
manent and remain active IN this preparation as conse
qlenoe of the scientific manner in which they are COM
bined Ia this medicine metallic salts can be found by
the delicate chemical analysis In each package are
two distinct medicines, powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once cure the que and box Of Pills that will
prevent its recurrence if taken in time will remove the
causes that promote its first appearance Price for the
pack1 age so CENTS For sale By al druggists in the Stat
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
septa4 Genr Agent Gref Company
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
HESE celebrated Pills in general use throughout the
whole Wes about 100000 boxes are sold annually In
Tennessee.
They are invaluable in the following diseases, all Of which
proceed from allowing the Digestive organs TO remain out OF
order
Acdity OF the Stomach; Jaundice;
billions Complaints; Feyers;
Want of Appette; Cosiiveness;
Cramps and Choic; Night mare;
bowel Complaints Dyspepsia
Nervous Affection; Headaches;
Liver Complaints; Sleepessness;
Nausea and Vomiting: Worms.
100 CERTIFICATES
from Physicians every OF the United Sales who
have used these Pills in their prscee may be SVEN by call
ing on the Agent and obtaining
THE HEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1857.
ofwhch received from New York, $4,000 copies
for gratutoUs distribution.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
aug27 IL college St. Nashville.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOG
RAILROAD.

SpECJ4L NO1TCE TO NIIIPPERS VI 81 7 dANdH
TO NASHVILLE.
8 the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Company
N has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com,
pany of Georgia Of their Summer Rate and it does not
seem to have been noticed recognised in the hand bulls
of that Company recently distributed in our city, we take
this method Of informing the Merchants and Shippers oy
that line that the rate will be IS per 100 lbs on Class
Goods and not 81 25 the hand bills represent 81 % is
the average through rate First Class Goods from the
Ssabosrd 10 Nashville but suit cted 70 ho 10 cents i'd
dOual in the Sumner and deduction OF 10 cents per
100 lbs in the Winter which make the rate per our
advertisement 81 So from June 10 Decembe and 81 Is
Troun naoember 10 June II. l. ANDERSON,
iune u Superintendent
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AND kLNTtiCKl RAILROAD

KNOXVILLE AND hENItChA kAt14 ROAD.
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACIOisS.- frupGsals viii be
received in the office Of the mpGny, M kaOxgille,
Tenn until Saturday, the 18th d., Of hOsember Tor the
Grading and Masonry of the iIot Il Visno, extending
from Knoxville To tie Base Of the uUI sDn Mountains,
d!stano; of thirty miles,
This Division covers large amOant Of very heavy work
Ii will include Tunnel of U50 feet in length, 900 cubic
ards of Masonry Of kGts nearly I,5et,C0O cubic
yards OF earth and rock Excavation.
The Company have good stock subscriptions, and osos
from the State Of Tennessee anounng I" nearly $780,
600 applicable to the construction OF TINS ihTtsCu.
The country through which the kfsd asses is rich
and productive and abundauty able 10 furnish The neees
sary supplies to contractors The work will De diSded
into sections OF about one mile each
The Company claim the right reservng the light Sec
tons at this time, unless included the sams contract
with more heavy sections, the object being 10 Sc
cure the completion of the entire work nearly prac
csble at the time III, right also reserved 10 re-
jsct any proposals that not sststsciOr,-
Bidders will be required 10 give security, or satisfactory
evidence of their ability for the due performance Of any
work that may be awarded theu.
Plans Pro6es and Specifications may be aud other
information obtained at the office of the Chief Engnesrin
Knoxville. N. b. PRICHARD, Chief Mpgnssr,
oct14-dlm Knoxville & Kentucky T. r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- 80 -

TINE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic itiei
withWestern Northwestern, and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pisburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to sl ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and rstio5e route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between PHILADELPHIA and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods *. mar 1anr
Gin boxes Furs, Feathers, &c-...... ~ ~ wv
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Lea coo per loon
Their, &c.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Baggng, Bacon, lsoc ma, Ioof,
and Pork Tin bulk, }, hemp, &c....... w avn
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon, ,oon
aud Pork (pseked) Lard and Lard Oil, 1O' POI wv"
Flouf-$1 per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cotton-$2 per BALE notexceedng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
ts In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
delpha, be particular mark package UG PHILADELPHIA
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents OF this
Road OF Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AdaSTs.-Harris, Wormley Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. +. Sass Co, St Louis; j. S: Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesn Belland Murdoch and
Carter Jewe Louisville, Ky; r. G. Meldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham L Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Il Co., No
81 Kilby street Boston, Leech Co. Astor House, New
York; No William street, and No. 8 BatterA Place, New
York. j. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw Rooms, Bal
timore; Geo. G Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Ags'st, PkiLa.
Ii. ]. LOMBAERT, SaPt, Altoona, Pa.
inns '56-tIsl '5T