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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02
Anecdote Gf a Fat Man.

Bridget" said lady in the city Of
Gotham one morning, as she was recon-
noitering in her kitchen, to her servant.
e what a quantity of soap-grease you
have got there. We can get plenty of
soap for it, and we must exchange it for
some. Watch for the tat man, and whelt
he comes along, tell him want to speak
to him"
Yes, ma 'am,'' says Bridget. betp cen
each whisk of her dish>clota, keeping a
bright look out of the kitchen window.
and no moving creature escaped her
Watchful gaze: At last her industry
seemed to be rewarded, for down The
street came large, portly gentleman,
tlourishing cane, and looking the picture
of good humor. Sure, when he was in
front of the house. out she flew aud in
formed him that her mistress wished 10
speak to him.
Speak TO nae, my good girl 2" asked
the gentleman.
Yes. sir. wants to tpcak TO ye. and
says, would you be good enough to walk
in, sir :"
This request, so direct, was not to be
refused so in state OF some wonder
ment, up the steps went the gentleman.
and up the stairs went Bridget, anl knocks
ing at her mistress door, put her hoad in
aud exclaimed
"Fat gentlemsn's in the parlor. mum" !"
So saying she Instantly Withdrew 70 the
lower regions.
Z" In the paFlor," thought the LADY,
"What cen it mean? Bridge; must have
blundered. )" but down To ths psrior shd
vent, and mp rose our int friend. with his
blandest smile and most graceful bow.
Your servant informed ne. madam,
that you would like to speak TO mvr--ag
your service madam"
The mortified mistress saw tie state Of
the case immedm.ely. aut smile wreath
ed itself about her mouth il spite OF hsrr
sell, as she said
Will you pardon the terrible blundrr
of raw Irish girl. my dear sir told
hor to call in the ~ man to take away
the soap-grease when she has made
mistake, you see"
The jolly, fat gentleman leaned back
in his, char und laughed such hearty
ha hA ha ! aa neyar cumes from
your lean genTy.
(" No apologies needed. mnlam, said
ne. it is decidedly the beet Joke OF the
season. fln, hs, IN, SO she took mo for
the 'oap-grease man. did she Il will
keep me laughing for months, such good
joke !"
And all up The street, and around the
corner, was heard the merry Ia ha bai
Of the old gentleman, as brought down
the cane, every now aud thea, aod ex-
claiming such n Joke r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

the Judge. The evidence deposed that
they were in the self>same county when
the brother died, and saw him buried I;
and everything went with full tide for
the younger brother. The Judge summed
up with great gravity and deIiberation.
And now gentlemen of the jury, bring
in your verdict as you shall deem most
| just" In few minutes the judge said,
| " Are you agreed? Who shall speak for
you ?"
owe are all agreed /; our foreman shall
speak for u.s.
" Hold. my lord" replied the miller,
g we are not all agreed"
Why" said The Judge. in surly
manner. '' what is the matter with you
what reason have you for disagreeing 20
have several reasons my lord,' re-
piled the miller. Y First they have Civ
en- all the gentlemen of the jury ten broad
pieces Of gold and me only five, which is
not fair. Besides. | have many objections
to make to the false seasoning Of the plea
ders and the contradictory evidence OF the
Witnesses"
Upon this the miller began a discourse
that discovered such vast penetration OF
Judgment and extensive knowledge Of the
law that it astonished the Judge and the
whole court. AS he was going on, the
judge, in surprise, stopped him.
" Where did you come from and who
are you 90
81 came from Westminster Hail. re-
piled the miller. {" My name is Matthew
Hale, Lord Chief Justice OF the Kings
Bcnch. | have observed the iniquity Of
your proceedings this day therefore
come down from the seat you are not " or
thy to hold. You are Of the corrupt par
ties in this iniquitous business. L will
come up ths moment ana try the whole
over again.
Accordingly, Sir Matthew went up in
lis MIXERS dress and hat, began the Trial
from the commencement. and searched
every circumstance Of truth aud fslschoud; !;
he evidenced the older brothers. title to
the estate, and gained a complete Mctory
in favor OF truth ana justice.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

A Ioos1EK AT THE AsroK HOUSE i
met on the train All elderly EIoosi,r, who
mad been 10 the show case exhibition at
New York, and had also seen the Hi DO
drO me, rs he called it.
" Did YOU remain long in New York %
asked him.
We'll. no." he answered thoughtfuIly.
"only two days, for l saw there WAS a
right smart chance To starve to death, and
I'm opposed to that way Of going down.
pu! up at one OF their taverns, aud al
lowed was going to be treated to the
whois "
"Where did you stop ?" said l inter,
ruptiny bin,
a. the Astor House. l allow you
don't ketch me to no such place ngain.-
They rung gone. as they called it, fout
times aiore breakfast. and then when |
went IN to eat, there wasn't marry vittlss
on The table -
What was there ~ l yen!ured to in
quIre.
" Well." said the old man, enumera-
ting the items cautiously, as if from fear
of omission. " there was clean plate
wrong side up-a knife. a clean toteeI, 4
split Iooq. and kun2 tIi, and what was
worse" added my companion, "the insuI.
tn Niger ~ and asked me what | waa
ted "vi'eies," says |, q bring in yO.y
1iHiss and III help myself"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

rotundity Of the man and all his parts it
crisped and heaped his hair it made him
dress up in flowing red, to have his por-
trait taken. But his complexion is only a
shade darker than the average. The por-
trait reminds US for moment of the late
Thomas Hamblin. the actor. =. ... ....... =
uni -...f EUGENE SUE, .-. ~
Is neither prim nor burly. He is a
man of large frame, over which a loose
black coat is carelessly buttoned. Com
plexion light, eyes blue, hair once black,
now pepper and salt, whiskers volumin
Gus, eyebrows black and thick, good fore.
head, and the lower face ample. This
conveys no better idea of mans appear
ance than a French passport. But the
truth is, Sues countenance and figure
have none of those pecuiarities which
make description possible. He looks in
his portrait, like comfortable. careless,
elderly gentleman, taking his ease in an
easy chair and easy coat. He does not
lcok like an authorizations seldom do.
His air is rather that of a prosperous citi-
zen. Sue is only AS years old, but he has
zived fast, and looks Gfty-fve. Lamar
tine is 63, and would pass easily for 53
Dumas is fifty and could get credit for
thirty.eight.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

INvENrATtvE GENIUS or AWERIcAHs.--
Few are aware OF the marvellous lrium-
phs constantly going forward in tins
country. A contemporary says:
We have seen lately. as u specimen
Of rare American mechanicai genops, a
machine, costing not over five hundred
dollars, invented by working man,
which takes hold OF sheet OF brass. cop
per or iron and turns oil complete hins
ges At the rate of a gro8, in ten mnute.
hinges, too, nsater than are mnde by
any other process also, a maehluo that
takes hold ofan iron rod and whips IL INFO
perfect bit.Pointed screws with @onbormt
rnpidity, and by single process. THIS
is also an invention of working man
and both these machines are sape'iog 10
anything OF the kind in the world No
other process Of manufacture Gan com-
pete with them"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

W1suING FOR PILE OF Gold" BiN,
said one to the other. "I'li tell yer jest
how much l wish had, an I'd be salts
fed"
"Well," sad the individual addressed,
" 60 ahead III see if you've got the Lbs
eral ideas Of gentleman"
"WelI, Bill, wish l had so much gold
that 'twould take a seventy four gun ship,
loaded down with needles so deep that if
you put in another needle she'd sink
and all these needles to be wore off ma
kin bags to hold my pile e.. .s
Bill threw his crownless hat upon the
pavement with indignation, and exclai-
med: aEnt agr .ra....l ..... ....
:" Darn it, why don't you wish for some
thing when you undertake it wish that
| had SO much that yours wouldn't pay
the interest of mine for the time you could
bold red hot needle in your earl"
Yankee Blade.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

E5s An Irishnaa vent fishing. end
among he other things, he hauled out a
large sized turtle. 70 enjoy the surprise
of the servant girl, lie pu 1t in her roon
Mex morning. the frs. wh1 bounced in at
the breskfast table was Btddy, with the
exclamation:
" Be jabers, I've got the diviI"
" What devil. " inquired the master.
Why, the bull bed bug which has
been catching the children for ,he last
Two moHts.'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

OUrEAoE,-We are sorry to learn lhut
Mr. Hannibal II. Hall. OF lDis county.
was waylaid by some scounIrsI on Br,day
night last. about 6 miles IRON Weston, oa
the Braxton road, Knocked down from hf4
horse, and his pockets ,ilasI Mr. II.
mad several hundred dolIars IA his pos
session, ali of which was taken by the des-
perado. His pOcket-book was cat to pie
ces. Mr.. IL. was iHsens0le ior some
time, bat recovering from tho blows. re-
tarned to house and gave the alarm.
No clue has yet been had as to the per,
PerPetratOr Of this foul deej.- HsstoH
Herald.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02
N< The New York independent ha

A9 -FV'' : ~ 1'''3N 2 fEE1S4SEI' NC
The following from a mother:
but did tell You what a time had
with my iitt!e Joe ?"
. M, what vas il ?"
Why l was showing him the picture
Of the m"rtyrs thrown 10 the lions, aRd
Vas taking very solemnly 70 him, trying
20 make hin ieel wha. terrible thing /;
Was"
Ma" said he all at once. :" Oh. ma,
just lock at that poor little lion. away les.
mad there he won't &c. any"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

A SELL.-Two gentleman Of no little
note in neighboring county happened,
in their rambIes through Washington. to
get pretty tight, as men are said to be
when uncomEortably loose and. in q
very laudible effort to return to their no.
tel, biundered inc the door Of room in
which a steam engine had worked itself
into tolcrabe rage. "Chu-c -chu.chu !
phiz-z |" went the machine while a great
drum whizzed around most furiUusly,
when one OF them exclaimed
What's this %
" n steamboat" said the other.
Z: 10 be sure it iS,' said the fret ;
g didn't l know that. Boy, what boat is
this %
The Phoeuix,' said the phonetic boy.
speaking in two sy!labes.
What's the passage, boy %
One fIly," SAID tine knowing imp.
Well. here's the money" said the
gentleman show US our benhs."
Walk ATT" said the boy.
The gentlemen walked AFT. and the boy
walked forward, and Is perhaps still do
ny so. with a cool g three in his pocket"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02
az \ taking match lately team

IT \ talking match lately came
Of a. New Orleans for i've dollars side
1. continued according 10 the Advertiser,
for thirteen hours, the rivals being a
Frenchman snd Ken.uckian. The by
ISLANDERS and judge we're talked to sleep,
aud when lhey walked W in tie morning
they found the Frenchman dead, and The
Kcntuckian Whispering in his ear.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

A QUASDARy-A man pretty conf
tab.y drunk, was holding on 10 a post,
when friend inquired what was the
matter. "Mauer-?' said the fellow. 81 N
IA qIandary" Why 81 "If hold
on here | shall freeze to death, and if !
IeL 20 shall fall in the dock"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

| A clerk in mercantile establish
meut writes to his friends at home,
IS Plaguey easy time now-a-days-very
little work to do-our firm don't adYer-
tise.' %
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

E1 "hy does the clock make more
noise Than the bell
Because one makes tho ON, but the
other makes the dinner.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

RA demagogue would like peo-
pie half ducated-cnough to read what
he says, but not enough TO know Wheth-
er il is true OF notf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

Gg The Scotch have ass53a, ..1zho
cheats me once. shame befla ahim. x be
cheats ms twice, siaine bcfar ne.Y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

SrRo@o II TnE FArrn.-.A negro ryeaclI.
sr was holding iortn 20 his cJugrs gaii5u
upon the subject OF obeyiug isa c5hmaml
OF God. Says he. =. Bfe8stn, @lalsgcr
God Gala me 10 d. 10 ais bosa lplDy
mp the Bib!c, dat I'm gsiDe 10. Ii
| see il IN daL | must amp IrUJ s,an
vail, Pm gwine to jump ~ H. GUiag
sroo it longs to Coo, jumps al 'ionss to
me-"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

RVWhY is iawyer hke lH,ler :
Because he is al@ay5 islhsg s.fe.
ports" say.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

Es- Why was ESe. before the fail lie
4 good, o!d-fashionsd, Oisbo3ox eisigy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

w ftis one thiog 70 bg tempted
another tDthll.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02
= ! tgacher 80 been ernlaininr %

BE 4 teacher had been explaining TO
j class the points Of the compass, en1 all
we're drawn in iron. towards the north.
Nov. what is before you, JOHN ?"
" TIE north, SIR"
" What is behind you, Tommy ~
Ny coat tail sir" said he, trying TO
get glimpse Of Ia
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-01-02

because she was Eve. ~ g0lI..
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@4.aa~as. CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY JANUARY, Sd 1866
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-06
Rnrts JAlauO.

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank hgs made arrangements 10 use
IN limited amount OF the notes of .sThe Aanuiae.
tuners and Mechanics Bank of Columbus Georgia
aud the same will be received deposit or In DE
mentor Exchange Coin, the me te M. az the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kent
Ohio or lndiann. NJ. Il. OSBORN. Presu
IL. Island Jnnel3 d6wu. $. IL. MANN, Cashier.
NJ. b. OSBORN g. CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island Ill
Attend TO the payment OF taxes and all other
connected with Land Agency in all parts OF Illinois
and lows. ohce on Orleans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands.
w ar See y town so range I W 100 acres
w qrsee Is 80 ~ 1870
situated IN Cedar county, Also
NfSW ar sec ~ town 20 range h so Z"
stNE or sec 20 town con - 4Eso,.
81 n W or see 26 " SON 4Es0
VASE or sec "a f" sOE lEeC
In Scott county, offered for thirty days al great
bargains by their WHO dele rmi nc 10 sol
Apply 10 lib. OSBORNE co., Land All
Rock Island, lilinois.
We have also some City ard Country proper,y In
Rock Island county ~hibh areof ered very cheap.
Jan SIS d-wu
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A NEw FLowEEfsG SHRUs.-The Jann-
airy number of"The Horticul,urist" gives a
plate and notice Of a shrub found in Macon
county, North Carolina, said to be name.
less and undescribed variety of Rhododen-
dron, the flower Of which 10 second only 10
msgnifcence 10 the Magnolia Grandifora
II grows to the height OF four OF five feet.
and it is easily transpisnted and cultivated.
Ii is stated that no American flower ex.
eeeds this in beauty; its color Is bright
crimson, approaching scarlet, and the POM.
cles are composed Of twenty or thirty fow-
ers forming conical mass nearly as largr
as mans head. TIE leaves are evergreen
Of a deep color. The spot where found is
on the top Of almost inaccessible mountain
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PROMPT JusrIcE.--During the cold snap
oflast week two fast" young men got ia
the morning train for Portland, Ole on
the Boston and Maine railroad, and refused
TO pay the fare, t25 cents defying the con-
ductor 10 do his worst. During temporu.
ry delay, caused by the snow, al South Ber.
wick junction, the conductor had them ar.
rsstsd, staken before magistrate, fined
elo and costs, (msking about sIs eech
and sen, to prison in default Of payment ali
less than two hours.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-06
FEITON MILF,
5000 Acres of Choice La,
20 stenf. For sale on Time, Or
Grade FOR EaUd

A TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING. containing
IL tive store rooms, vita good cellar. under The M
f~5 Dwellings good we'll, on Fourth opposite The
market house. Endure at Aessr. hoaB.EEH Al.
sssTE Grocery Store ON Froot 81.
dec li'du Ia iGNAfIus LANCER.
Der Dem rat copy aud u &, adv,
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ALFRED J, JANSON,
Proprietor of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

w ftLkeep constantly on hand ana for sale q NY
assortment of Ium Der, Entb Il Shl"-
ses OF every variety OF size Tor building phflose
"ssisohArd v God orcabinet work and machinery,
bethg al head oitherapds, he can sblain seller
esioys OF best quality and in unlimited quhhul,
keep ihS NJ us running every week IN the yea
""tfscaa therefore be nled on short notice III AA'
ne.
ne ala urnishsslumber offullsizss aud aithe
IL vest casa prses.
Feb. d. is55-dt
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New Arrangement.
&0KR R
Important 70 Passengers going East
VIA.
JOLIET GUT OFF.

NICHIUAN IENTKAL KATLKUAU
TWO daily trains leave Joliet except Sundaysl
i connecting at Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. r. for Detroit aud thence with The Grca
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
dc.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
SIS A. NJ, LiShtnlng Express larrivEs 81 Detroit al
2 NJ. Niagara Falls 4,3e nexi Lorning and n. York
eP NJ. or Boston rtl2 81 night, srflye al thilapel
phla via Emh at 10 T. NJ. also connects az Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and thence with morn
Ing trains 20 all points In Ohio ard Penns,lvanis.
slo ". NJ. Exprrsscsnnects next morning al Detroit
with north Shore line Of tteHmets through without
Harding, arriving al Buffalo at ) 81 A. Nj. connecting
with Express tisin 10 New fofk and Boston. Also
connects with the morning tram on the CsuAds Rail.
way arriving al Niagara Falls $50 T. NJ.
Through uck cts can be purchaser Stihe ticket ofjce
Of the company nj joliet, alosp passenger to lay
over and resume their eats at pleasure,
July 9lst 5sals. \. NICE, Supt
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE"
ltORkf 10 say 20 our numerous customers thai
kOcannot advertise sgeh stock of Lnm
Der. Lath and Shingles on hand Of our homo
Yable peItors In line adv erse-but gu only
apology for such small stock hand is, that our
cus1oIn-rs will not allow 10 stow IL away until il
looms up ios e00, go feet hand. While we sal
daily from ~ 10 80 600 feet Lamberl0 to 900 La
Shingles, Sash, Doors, dc, &c, In proportion; still
stock scc1muistss slowly-,eeI happy 10 say
however, that I'LL al most any bill offered for
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply Of LOGS Is now coming over the
Rapids, and We shall be prepared TO keep our as
sonm snt esmp leie-
Past fayovs gratefully acknowledged-a coniinu
snee solicited.
BURNELL, GILLET g. co.
80
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Nailfoaos.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
essEs ss5s2 / e

g co., 49, eR
ON and af,er Monday, January 2stk, 1856, and un'
~ I'll further Bstiee, trains VIII ieaNe oa'ehPo'"
for Muscatnc and Iowa City, as follows: :,
lst Passenger train daily SUNDAY exe'd A. ~
snd. Freig hi Train with Passenger Car atta'a
Trainsarrve at Davenport daily, (SunaasseAeeP'e"
as follows: 40, Al
tst Passenger Train AT !" y" ~
end. "a Freight Train with Passenger cars Al a,
tached at ~.
All Trains oat OF Davenport will make connexions
with Muscatine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train arriving al Dayenport ~ ~
A. NJ. conn -c's with the Rock Island Mail Train
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago at ii.lo ; ~
Passengers reminded of the necessity OF gisins
distinct directions TO the destination OF heif "a.
gage. Also 10 procure tickets before taking theli
seats in The cars, JOHN f. HENRY.
- A DAY sup1.
M,.,ar ofTrapsportation Jan28 dun
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ s s;.;:ssE ~

rS-M
The yrrst Cenirsi Route connecting the Al l.n w
eites with the Western, Northwestern. sus seath.
western States, by continuous Railway direct. This
ROAD also contacts II Pittsburgh With daily line oil
iesmsrs 70 all psTts on The NorlL Hkes ma.
king the most direct eA.spt,t asa rsAa8s rssts by
whiss Freight can be fotEarisd 10 and from ihe
rsal West AS u.
Eatss between Philadelphia and Pittstuis,
First I lass -Bools shoes. Dry "a -
Coco aBbaNcsJ Fufs, Feslhe rs. a. - '''
second GEass..-Bocksd StaifOn-l
ers, Dry Goods TN baiesj Drugs aud - -
Medicines Hardware leather, " DOL t'-S Y ''oh
Third CIass.~-AuviIs, Tagging,
Bacon, Pork in bulk Cast Steel, g. p 100 .
Sole Leather ga bundles Ochrc. ac.>
E0nFth Lass. 81 oflse Fish ba,
eoa& PORT tlaekedl tardG Lard Oil ;, Soc = 400 n,
hemp, Iron, lead, naiis, soda ash, Ae.S
FLoUR-st per barrel until further notice
GRAIN 50 eJs. per 90 D. until further notice
GOlTuN-ss per bale, not exceeding Sou lbs
vel hi unit fuiher notice.
II PIN shipping GODS from any point east Phil.
lphia, he particular 10 mark packages "rts Isas
ss!raata Railroad :" Al goods consigned - tho
be forwarded without detention,
FKEisur aoasTs.-Harris, Wori9y & Co. Mem
phis, Tenn, r. T Sass q Co.. st. Louis, =. Mite.-
ell q Son, Evansville, Ind. DamssL!i, Bell & Bur
dock, and Carter s. Jeweit, Louisville ,Ky.R.C Nal
drum, Madison, Ind; sprgman Brown, and irwin
o.; Leech 4. Co, 81 kllDy st. Boston: Leeen Co
Astor House, N. YORK; VIM AN St. aud Batter
Place, New York; f.. Sneeder, Philadelphia; ala
burg
II. II. HOT sToS, Gsnsrai EreigAt .fgsa,, FA,ls
II. J. EoMBAERT, SHpf. .4HsoHo, Ps
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
aud pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia tf pittshpfght ~ A. NJ :, aud
Pittsburgh fer PbilhdrlpAia all A. NJ. The fast line
leave fhadelfblaatl y. and Pittsbur for Phil
sdeiphia al J p. NJ. THE NIGHT s&pRkss train
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburgh at IL r NJ and
PirsbuTgh for phiiadeiphia att PA
The above lines connect st Pittsburgh with tho
Railroads 10 and from ST. LOuis, No. Alton Galsna
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vhle NY Isrre Hantc, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
foniins, sAndgsky, Toledo, Cleveland Columbus.
GAINESVILLE, Massiion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets car be had 10 from either OF the
above places.
For further particulars handbills at the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West will
md this the shortest and most expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston
IHOS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phtla.
MEsklMEA, Agent Pas sanger Lines Pitts.
fhlla. Nov I'd SIS diy ETI' ..'E.