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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

New Observation-Disclosures. Spalding
& Rogers, Of Circus notoriety, have ia
ken the Pelican Theatre on 81. Charles
ST., Now Orleans, and so altered il in
ternally as we'll as externally, az to
make a new establishment of 1t. II
will be opened for The season on the
Goth inst.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

GovEhNmENT AND THE PEopLE.-
In whatever light We regard the State,
whether as II parent regulating bis
children's actions, and exaeting from
them implicit obedience, or body Of
trustees appointed by the governed
for their own good, it has direct in.
terest in tho we'll being Of its mem
bers 1t Is not enough for them to
be negatively benefited, as Blackstone
insists, by the vigilance and wisdom
Of their rulers. Man is not formed to
live by law alone, any more than he
is by bread alone. Ills animal and
intellectual faculties alike demand
nurture end relaxation, and the
government which shuts its eyes to
the anusemonts Of the people, and
considers that If life, and goods be
protected, all its duties are performed,
bebolds only half Of its proper funo-
tons, and performs imperfoctly even
that ploety.- Wes'miaister Repiew.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

4 LAb1 urser laro CAaAr.-
The Pit'sburg Daily Union reports
that On Tuesday, as lady was driving
u horse and buggy though the upper
part Of Allegheny, She was interrupted
10 her speed by The ungentlepanly
conduct Of oountfyman, who was
leiaural7 driving l6ad Of hay The
la3Y politely asked him to" gee of
until sho would pass, but be obstinate
y rofueea, as They were just approach
IA bridge oyer tlo eanhl. The
lady bad just ae much spnpk as div
ers usually have in such cases, and Do.
fe'rpined 70 pass ahyhoy Sbe gave
Uobbin u crack with tho whip. aud off
she went, both vehicles entering upon
the bridge ut the same moment The
counryman was determined not TO
leave the middle Of the bridge, and
having The stronger vehicle, Of course
possessed the advantage of bis fsnin-
inc competitor. The lady made up in
spirit what she lacked in strength, and
pushed on, until one of the wheels Of
The buggy went over the side of the
bridge, and in jiFy, horse, buggy
and driver were in the canal ! The
lady escaped with good ducking and
a sprained fnger-tho horse remained
perfectly quite in The water until he
was driven out The countrynan
gained the day, but the lady was true
grit" on u drive.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

OPENING OF THE Sr. LOUIS HorFL.
On Wednesday last, The Crescent
says this popular Hotel was re-opened
for the season, by Mr.. Gumbel. The
building has undergone thorough
cleansing, repairing and painting up.
Mr.. Gumbel is assisted il the manage
ment by Messrs. Faircbild and Hol
brook.
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D1sUNIONl

T'HE UNION Of the Firm Of W. r. Tun-
i. nard Il Co, was dissolved on the 1st
Of Jaf'y. last All persons indebted by
Note or Book account, are earnestly re-
1uested to call at the office of the Subscr-
Der during the present month fOetobeT
and settle by Cash Or approved paper, all
unsettled accounts Of the Firm on the list Of
Nov, will be placed in the hands Of Proper
Officers for summary collection.
oct5. w. +. TUNNARD.
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IMPROVEMENT or THE FALLS OF
THE Oulo.---T'he Louisville journal, 9
the 9th inst, says:
Capt. jesse Vansicklo and Davif
Dryden, falls pilots, have been engaged
Tor several weeks in improving The
channel of tho falls. They have had
about n dozen mon employed for that
purpose. The expense incurred thus
far has been defraye,i entirely by them
selves and some Of tho other falls ri
lots. For the purpose of informing
ourselves correctly as to the work, 20
far as it has progressed, and what ben
Gifts will be attained.by it, wo went to
the place last evening.
Steamboatmen are aware that there
is chute on the falls which is about a
foot deeper THAI any, other, but could
heretofore be used only by small bouts,
owing to the narrdwness of the chm.
mel. The improvements have been
confined altogether TO it, A Golfer.
dam has been erected above this chute
so as to turn the water off md admit
Of carrying on tho work, which consists
altogether of drilling and blasting rock.
The chute is fully ono hundred yards
III length. Boats twenty-eight feet
wide have been able to go through it.
but after the improvements arc com
pleted, the largest boats will be cna.
bled to pass it. This channel, as we
have already stated, is nearly foot
deeper than any other on the falls. 1t
will be deepened at least six inches
more, and large boats will have thus
he advantage Of eighteen inches more
water. it will require about two weeks
more to complete the improvements.
That the happiness of life depends
lpon the regular prosecution Of some
audable purpose or calling, which en-
'ages, helps and enlivens all our powers
ct those bear witness, who, after
pending years IN active usefulness,
etire to enjoy themselves. |
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21


Halls JoupnhL or IIEhLru --
Without any pre- pense malice to this
effect, 1t seems. that in our diurna1
revolution about the cumberous earth,
the Comet has run against DR.. w. w,
Hall, Editor Of Journal Of Health,
published at AZ Irving Thee, New
York. We are sorry for this, because
Il appears on comparing notes, that
there ia after all. no wide difference
between "ourself and the Doctor -
The world at large, may thank ns for
calling out the Doctor in his journal
Of Health, on very important sub.
leet--one wherein all mankind are in
tefested, for which reason it is, That,
for the benefit Of our readers, We come
back at the Doctor with a word Of
apology. Indeed. the Journal Of Health
has said something adverse TO "Ifarly
Rising" else the article he refers to in
the Comet would never havo been
written, The editor Of tho "Wster
Cure Journal the "IIyperboreaDo and
other works; understood The article in
the journal of Health" MS we did,
and each of these respectable maya
zines have come out to know what the
Doctor means. In reference to our
self, the Doctor says;
A FRIEND has sent us The IIrephly
Comet, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
whose editor gives It's column Of cpl
thets for coming out in our book
against early rising and in the high
excitement Of the subject exelsims-
"Holy Moses and The lamb, is there no
truth = This is one of the MANY cases
where a man sits down to oriticise
what he never read. So far from OBJ
posing early rising, we have recon-
mended it in all our writings; always
and everywhere, by published theory
and private practice advocating the
doctrine that III pas one Of Tie safast,
'c'sest, healthiest, and most proftab1e
practices, to go 10 bed early, get up
edrly. eat breahtast md 10 to aporh.' -
Ii any one can fabricate a more sepsi. |
bic platform than that, we would like |
10 make bis acquaintance.
After such senti'nont--a platform
based upon tho universal nature ofI
5hings, we shake hands with you Doc
or, in amity and friendship One
hing, however; we do not set up
,laims rs critic, and certainly never
ak Of any thing without knowing
omething Of the subject matter, That
Carly Rising is injurious, tlere are
numbers of tho Soalpel fraternity who
contend, and it affords us much pleas
'ro. to find that after random shot,
he Journal of Health is actually on
ur side.
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77-i7 '=Tsa--a -aH--7l -
SOFT HATS.

W D. PHILLIPS has just opened a
w large assortment Of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion,
able styles, shapes and colors, many Of
which cannot be found In any other esiab-
lshment, to those who are wanting Silk,
MoIeskin, and Cashmer Hats, he would
advise them to see his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, the shapes are en-
tirely new and the quality very superior.
t-t2. w. -. PHILLIPS.
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Tbe 4laillp!! Gon1et.
BATON ROUGE,.A.oCT. 81, 1880.

~ On Saturday night last, the
Hon. r. @. MoHeAr, delivered d
speech nj the Court House. on the
Political issues Of the day. II is spo-
ken Of, by all who heard it, as calm
aud impartial review Of the past and
present political history Of the nation.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21


AN OUTRAGE iron OHrHANs.---On
the evening Of Wednesday last, Mt the
close Of tho election, we learn that q
band Of Know-Nothing deaporadoes
marched down Franklin street for the
purpose of congratulatiug their caDdi-
date upon bis unworthy triumph. AZ
ter reaching their destination, and
finding themselves opposite tho Fo-
male Orphan Asylum, the intolerance
of their dispositions found vent in a
most outrageous attack upon the home
Of these parentless children. Firearms
were discharged at tho building, and
the front door yet shows the marks of
the bullets aimed at the helpless limo
cents Such conduct is truly unwor-
thy of q civilized or even semi.barbar.
Gus community.
From what other paper could suca
precious morceau come than The Bal
tlmore (Redl Republican -? Who mar
wells that it should find its way into tie
Louisiana, New Orleans Barrel Organ
Courier? We for one, do not. Should
tho Oracle in Custom House street
quit hashing over such trash from Red
Republican sheets as the tho above
sample; we should begin to think TINT
there IS division in the ranks of the
faithful--that the adhesive properties
of the Chinese cement Of union, is CIV
ing away.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

A INDUSTRIOUS OvEN.--A monstrous
oven has been constructed in New
York by which five hundred and forty
barrels Of flour can be made into
bread in single day! The apparatus
Is OF novel character and is construc-
t.,, upon strictly scientific principles.
The cost of it is said 10 DO forty thou
sand dollars.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

Ey~ The plaquemine Sentinel says
the dwelling house, Of Mr.. Gustavo
Lauve, on the Bayou Lafourebe, was
destroyed by fire a few days ago. Loss
estimated at 10000.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

The only real happiness consists in
the practice Of bencvolence, and the
only real glory is the admiration it
excites.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21


TIE MeDosoeu ESTATE The an
thor Of the Estate beating lila name,
can scarcely yet, have been forgotten.
John Meponogh, will not be forgotten,
until bis Estate is tightly wound up
the fees and costs Of prosecution paid,
aud the matter turned o1t Of court
for the want Of that soncfhtuq Which
makes all cases interesting to Court
officers The average lsngib. Of what
is called " Immortality = is The twelve
months, in mortuary proceedings, nee
essary to wind up, The vacant estate
and find heirs for the same.
Poor old madmanl If his ghost
does not haunt The Mississippi, in a
fanfailed coat, and neck cloth Of an
cienttie, it is leeause be has gone over
The river Silk, at his own expense. to
meet the poverty stricken shadows Of
old Astor, Girar1, md q thousand
others Of like ilk, who have worn their
souls out in contact with the world,
TO grind out Of it, fortunes for others
to enjoy,
Now and then, we see something
in reference to tho MoDonogh Estate
and here is a paragraph from The
Crescent:
Verify VIC believe n good share Of
this great estate will DO absorbed by
commissioners charges, lawyers, costs
of court, etc. We learn that Massrs
Mayer Il Howard, The two commis-
sioners on The part of tho city Of Bal
tlmore, have obtained q Judgement
against the estate and tho two cities.
New Orleans and Baltimore, for ten
thousand dollars. The city Of New
Orleans has appealed from tho deois-
ion Of the lower court, but the city Of
baltimore not having appealed, mn
execution has been issued, which, it is
presumed, will be paid by tho sale of
tho real estate, provided there is no
cash on hand. Any one who can in
form us how much Of the MeDonopb
estate will be left in ten years from
this time, shall havo our hat.
The Crescent should have fixed up
his prediction in the way of q proph-
gcy' aud based lis reputation as
Prophet on it Commissioners char
yes, Lawyers costs, court fees, writs, |
hjunotiops, summonses, citations. Fl |
las. eto., etc, will soon bring the
whole matter to final judgement, and
he McDonogh Estate, will become
mo of The legends Of by-gono days
At tho expiration Of ten years from
his, there will not be enough left to
water the flowers (Which have never
'et been planted) on Tho old mans
rave, according to the poetry part of
lis will.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

The Pieoyune says, that The mum
Der Of votes so far registered accord
ing to The Registry Law, amounted to
more than 10000.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21
ROOKsi BOOKsll

BAKERS Revival Sermons, various
- bindings, Presbyterian hymn books
ditto, also Anniversary hymns and Music,
just received and for sale by,
oct H. Gro. M. HERomAN.
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LOST.

II name written on one side. The case contains
two or three notes, payable to the order OF the
owner, and other memoranda. The finder will
oblge the owner 10 leave II at the Comet once.
oeti5-gt
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

A PARTNER in a lucrative business,
n with a capital of twelve or fifteeu
hundred dollars. The applicant must he %
working man, who iswiling to 60 into the
country and put his shoulder to the wheel
Apply at this office. oct-l7-1m.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21
RICH DRESS SILKS.
WALKING cAuEg
BOYS AND YOUTHS, cIfyTyrye
Wines and LiquOIs.

SUPERIOH OLD OTARD, Dupny and FIX
- Cognac, Best H. Brandy, Old Port Wine, An
ontiliado Sherry, Madeira Wine, Jamaica Rum,
Old Bourbon Whisky, Old Scotch Whisky, 200 don.
London Porter and Ale, for sale by
ap-31 VIM BOGEL, Druggist.
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NOTICE.

A PRACTICE ofIeturning Goods weeks
IA after they have been purchased, com
pels me to give notice that in future no
goods win be taken back unless an UNDER
standing is made to that effect when the
goods are purchased.
oct.l2. W. d. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

THE FILLMORE HANGERS will meet
every Wednesday md Saturday nebia
oct17. II. M. PIERCE,
President u The Rangers.
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Direct from New York.

I HAVE just received per Express some ~,
! Of The mist superior GOLD AND Sill ty4S
YER ENGLISH PATENT LEVER WATCH H., A
Es, Of the most celebrated Liverpool Max
ers.
ALSO,
Vest, Fob and Guard chains, ChateiaIns and
Necklaces, Of superior qualities and u the latest
styles and patterns.
ALSO,
0aneao and Mosaio Breastpiues and Earrings.
ALSO,
choice assortment Of sleeyebuttons,
..- AND
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold PENN olders.
The above mentioned articles will be sold Mt
very moderate prices, for GdSH, as wish to do
business on small profits and quick sales.
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Harvey House Basement.
Baton Rouge, La.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

To- The IIoH. Fl. r. sIMRALL, will
address the citizens at this place on satur-
day The 9th inst.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

Collegiate Institute of Haten Rouge.
THE exercises efthe Institute will commence tt'
Monday the goth tfDctober instant.
october 3D. W. II. n. MAGRUDER.
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Swtial notiffs.
g s-rNmh Mass Injecting -
AT GREEN WELL SPRINGS.

T'HERE win be Mass Meeting ofiboth parties
! At areeHweil Springs on Wednesday October
Goth 1859, amohe Tie speakers viii be Oh. Preston
Pend, Major A. g. Heron, COLL W, Alien aud
John MeYea, Esn The ceremonies will close by
grand Ball In the evening, being the last and
best Of the season, to which general invitation is
hereby extended wiz. BADGER,
pct-iG, GreenwelI Springs Proprietor.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-21

Received per late Arrivals.
100 BAGS Liverpool salt, in fine order ;
lDv so Bbls. Crescent Mil's Superhne
Flour septic. BARBrE 4 BsNtAm1a.
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To Planters.

THE UNDERGROUND has ON hand and fcf aale,
1 superior quality Of Russets.
october-3-n. Ri HENDERSON.
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RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.

HAVEjust opened my assortment Of Bonnet,
sash and neck Ribbonss also beautiful assert b
nent Of Velvet Ribbons for Head Dresses, and
trimmings Of all kinds. W. d. PHILLIPS
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NO. 245
?. n. O'CoNNsR,


A PoTHEcARIEs' HALL, corner Il johnson and
"A I'D street, keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, otis, Dye
Stun, and Perfamery, Tobacco, Cigars and snuff,
ratcnt Medicines OF all kinds nov In use, and on
stantiy receiving. direct From the Eastern citiss
large and we'll elccted stock, TO which be invit,s
she attention of dealers. Customers and yeicsns
wli always ind At his estahlishment Fresh and In
sdalterated Medicines, which be selects with great
PERSONAL CARE for this market, and his prices are
~ low as any other house in the state,
purchasing elsewhere. laugh
u nkUaifks.-Tooth, hair and Nail Brnahes. =
- large sssortmcnt Of superior qualities, for sale
ey WILKINSON , AAksHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Drsggists,
1sneSd Corner Of Main ard Sd sts.
EENUINE LUBIN 5 EXTRACfS.-Jockey : Club,
~ he9gh aud Ready. Bouquet de Caroline, Pat
chsuy koss, Jenny Lind and other cslshrats Cd per-
fumes for she toilet, for sale By
WILKINSON 1 MAKSHALL,
saccessors Of II. u. Ayres, cor. Main and I'd sts.
VNOfLET SOAPs.--Low's bruwn W,ndsor and
! honey Soaps, ted genuine. For sale BY
juneSd WILLIAMSON a MARSHALL.
EAU DE COLOaNE.--tsenuiuc johann and y.
~ Maria Farina Cologne, IN octaEoD and long bot
jancsd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
LsLAvOkING EXTkACTs.-Pres,onA 4 ksrriil's,
i X u. A. Wrights, Meakims ard othsIs M
Cloves, Nutmegs, bitter Almonds, Hose, ETC., for
sale by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
| juneSd Cor. Main and "a sts.
| ~ EDY AsAIA-A splendid perfume for Aandksr-
1 i chiefs. For sale by
| jssssA WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
r xENUlNE HAVANA CidARs.--Cilindraios Re-
~ gala Dc Londres, T~hacos, La Rosa, Ia prusLa
u Ir.smer.ns, 0Alanes, ETC., etc. Choicest brands
ianssd wILKINsoNA = MARSHALL.
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PENNsHLvANsA aAuLneAD.


THRE EE daily 1Sss.sS INN. Sss.S.n Phil.as,.
L phia and Pittsbsrg.-Tss A0axHe MAIL TsAu
leaves PhlsdslpAis Tor Pittsbarg st n A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Phiiadslphia at IA. II. Tas FAsr
Lasx leaves Philsdelphis for Pttsburg ., | p. n
rss NSaar hxrasss TRArS leaves Philadelphia for
Pitisburg q II !. n, and Pttsburg for Philadel-
phis ~ 10 r. N.
The abovs iiass ssansst At Pittsbsrg with Rail-
roads to and from 81. Louis, No. Alton, 0aiena
and Chicago, ILL.,; 1raakford, Lexington and Lou
svilie. KY; 1Urs Asuse, Madison. Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cineinnati, Dayton, Springfield
bellsfeniaine. 6andusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Celum
bss, zassyilis, Massilion and Wooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or.
leans, 81. Louis, Loaisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tieksts eaa b. had 70 or from either Of
the above plssss.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fsrsnt starting points. Passengers from the Yves,
will 6nd this The shortest and most expeditions.
route u Philadelphis, BALTIMORE, New York or Bos
ton. THOS. MOORE,
Aos.r Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. AE1KIMKN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsbury
| Feb. 1. 1855. .-ly
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ol3, ssAssviss q. - --''' !
Ssstses = 0sssiaQ, ohasitsbse sscieties. -.
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AAvsseiee0sets lsaAsa sd plassd sslsstAe -
spseisi nosises. !" 6ssbts ~ svltaasy vssss.
lns. -
Aivsst!ssnsats osdsssd - sAs is1aAs exsluuivsI..
- ~ Daily, afsss tAs SRA too weeks, s. -
moss thaA IL ahovs soees.
Aavsessse0aats nes asssapAais1 viii AIresegsss
iagiy.
- nssssas assf - ra1l 10 slssses.
1eas sats viii ~ - vaetsd luon. sza -2 $50 :
vesa tes advsstsesr 0sss ~ weekly olGDs. ~
Sssoe VII = ~ sans = y ~ D0ily. Whss -
Ixy 81 wesaly ass bssA sssA, - ~ ssaA xtll
sfoo - saNUrsgoas o0eaa.
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CemDesnslon 10 the Liae - rtaas.
1TIN ROOkt10, - Ill kin1s p3 tpbbisT work
sisnsd. Ard Ali vssk Aoas vasEAa1a1 q g eosal
eany other shop h this eity Or DaAts
n. b.--6hDp On The seSuor of Nain and Ninth
oteoets. RDDODniCH zU00
Ksoksk ,Jnns lSSsn
16UBU UNlCn6Ez6.-AH HIt ettHe mat .-o1.i.
~ nsnt lellin md Ahsurdtiss Of - pritIaf tn.
sspssd cav. - BAILEY.
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- "'HoIv.INSoM. JAS. pKwEY.
MUTOmINSON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Kco-
xuk lows, hare just reviewed at their HsshisnAhle
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment. = oAoics
and excellent supply Of Broadcioths, Cassimeres
vsseing, and Gentlsnen Purnishing Goods, Of ali
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall be
done In the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are sonstaatly recciving the New York md
Phiiadelphia fashions, end respectfully solicit ali
Who desire good work and the Best material to give
them eall. Agents. for
Francis AoA0n's System Of Garmsmt
Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions
oct23dty HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY
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PENnsYLvAxlA aAILROAD.

RENn0YLvAH1A 0AILROAD.
-
rYvHE UrSst Central koute. so1nscting The Allan
tic eitise ufth western, Northwsstsrn aud South
Western States, By . continuous Railway direct.
This road also soAnscs st Pittsbug with daily line
Of bssansrs = al ports the Western Rivers and
as Cleveland AAd eAndusky with Steamers to AIl
ports on the Northwestern Lakes making tho most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Frsigh,
oan h Forwarded to and from the Great West.
RArss BgSwusx PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsauRs.
FIEsr CLAss.---Boots, Shoes, Hats
and CAPS, Books, Dry Goods,
dn bOxes, Males and trunks,) f9oc, per leo lbs
Osags lin boxes and bAles)
Il lrs:.a:c. s:4s:..::,. iss. &; &; ss...,..,
shirting asd Ticking Tin orig
is.l bsls'l D.sss % e..Asl Use. per 100 lbs
boxea,) Wool, asd Sheep Pslts,
Hsstwssd, -, ~.
Sd CLAss-A4yiis, Steel Chains
Pork, Sailed tlOoss or in sscks) 65c. per loo Lbs
Tobacco, nanufneAsYsd, (e xeeps
Cigars or cut.l Ac., &c.
4th CLAss. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin casks OF
boxes eastward, Lard and Lard $50. per los lbs
Oil, Nsils, Soda, Ash, 0srman
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, 10.
FLOUR-11 per bbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-6O cB. per 100 lhs. until farther notice
COTTON - - Per bale, aot exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East O,
Philadslphis, 6s particular 10 mark package "via
PennsyiysniA Rsilsoad." All Goods cons Igned !,
the Agents Of this Road at Philadsiphia or Pitts
burg. viii y forwarded without detention.
ysssssf Asssr.-Harris. wornley I Co., Mem
Riley Co.. Evansville, Ind; Dumssnil, Bell 1
Co., and Carter Jevstt, Louisville, KY; 4. G
keldran, Madison. Iaai sRrignan brown. an,
Twin 70, Oinsinn.ti n ~: Graham 4 Go.