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AIRS GREGG would call the attention Of the ladies,
vi and all, To her wall fitted up NH iery Rooms,
over Mr. W Mills store opposite III. Bank Ottawa,
where she will be happy to meet all her old friends and
customers. Having Just returned from the East with
and beautiful stock Of Winter Goods, She feels conf
dent that she please both old and young With we'll
fitting Bonnes, Caps Head Dresses, SC All braehes Of
Millinery attended to promptly, as usual Dress Making
done in all its branches, conducted by Miss Anna Fields
good OF the most fashionable Dress Trim
nincs, such Mor Antique Moss, Galyon, and the
rieFatcd Plush Ribbon, or Cosks and Dresses. Ladies
would do well to call before purchasing their Dress Trim
mil Sny
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How TO SQUARE THE CiRcLE-Eurcka
The circle is squared, vide III you take
silver wire twelve inches and quarter long,
the quarter being allowed to unite the two
ends, You have n circular wire exactly twelve
inches; and if this wire is made to form the
true square, each Of its sides will be equal
to nine square inches. Now, II the same
wire is allowed to assume the true circle, II
is evident that the area of the circle will be
the same as 1t was in the square, For in.
stance, IL wall be built around city and
II il found to be twelve miles round, the
area Of that city is nine square miles.
Therefore, the square of any circle Ia equal
TO three fcurths Of the length Of It's own
circumference. -. london Court y,uv.
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AUCTION ScEHE.-lhe (hdTttdr1, little
six by nine" published in New Orleans,
gets off the following auction scene;
"Gentlcmcn, am offering you bargain"
cried an uptown auctionecr the other even
ing, to q crowd, the most Of whom were
country people. This handkerchief is n
regular pongec, and can't be bought at n
store for less than two dollars and half
aud here I've only two bits bid It's
shame, gentlemen, to sacrifice goods in this
way" Here one Of the crowd, a strapping
young Hoosier, "blew his horn" and in do.
ing so managed to dispense with the article
which was being offered for sale. The auc.
honeer observing this took it for favorable
omen, and fixing his eyes on tie Young
lloosicr, asked Did you blow your nose,
slr,' This Of course attracted ali eyes 10
the individual, but he, not abashed, replied
wal, reckon did And didn't use
handkerchief" The query caused . roar
OF laughter, for auctiOnccrs, AZ this one, a..
ways manage to impress their audience that
what they say is witty. The young Hoo.
scr, however, not in the least disconnected
replied: 81 reckon didn't" "Now gentle.
mon do you hear thatr' cried the auction.
eer. "a pongee like this going off at two
bits, man in the house got nothing to
blow his nose on, and won't bid on it.
1aushter) Probably from that place where
the men are SO s,ingy that they load their
rifles with pebbles instead OF bullets."--
(Bosterous laugbtcr) II say stranger"
cried the young lioosier, quite animated,
Did you ever hear Of Dick Thompson !!
NO, replied the auc,ionecr, wnkug to the
crowd. 80 rcckoned," " continued the auc.
tioncer. "lIe lives! down our way, and is
counted not over cute. lie cum to town
wunst, an ri; ht in here bought one of yer
ponger han'kcrchiefs, and what do you III nj.
4 he said about IL" praised it no doubt" ."
replied the auctioneer "Over the left, said
the lloosier. Though he's got little snub
nose, no, nigh as big as yourn, the first time
he tried the han'kerchirf he blow'd nineteen
holes in it, and ever 81 ce that time he.
used his coat tall" The laugh was now
upon the auctionccr, and not only that, but
finding himself unable TO get another bid,
he soon dismissed his audience until the
( next evening.
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glue lMPERvIous TO WArER.-If coating
Of glue or size be brushed over with a do.
coction Of one part Of powdered gall.nuts in
twelve of water, reduced to eight parts and
strained, 1t becomes hard, md as solid and
impervious to water as a coat OF oil paint |;
in fact, kind Of leather is formed. -Sti-,.
tifc Ar~itnn.
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Hiss MINER

DEGS leave to inform the ladies 0! Ottawa and yicin
ID ,y that she has just received new stock Of MILL
merry GOODS, comprising all the latest styles of Bon
nets, Caps, Head Dresses Ribbons, Flowers Plumes &c.
ALSO, silks Saiius, Plush, Velvet, and everything In
the line Of Millinery. Those who may favor her with
call cannot fail to be suited, both IN price and quality,
She has secured the service, Of Mr. Parker and Miss
Sherwood who will take full charge Of Dress Making.
Her Dress and Cloak Patterns direct from NV York.
Ladies, shall be happy to show you Goods, whether
YOU purchase or not. September ~
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NlIOuLD inform the ladies OF Ottawa and yicnt.
w that she has opened u new Millinery Establishment
doors south OF Mills Store, La Sale ST, where sh
will keep full arsortment Of MILLINERY GOODS, an,
will be happy wal, all who may favor her with
call.
STRAW BossErs bl.achod aud pressed.
Oct o NJ. ". FORD
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Change, Change.

- TIIF. subscriber having bought the entire
stock oi boots and shoes formerly owned
by 4. {. Putnam, on Madison ST., is now adding
a new supply TO the former stock, which Will
max, his stock MS desirable as any in Ottawa.
Thank Tor past lavors, he would as usunl take
extra care both IN stock and workmanship, TO nc. g.
,ommoda,e all his friends and customers " no may
give him cali All kinds OF boots aud shoes
made to order.
Store nou on Iuoin Street. opposite Cusamdns
Store.
Repairing done at short notice.
E,hruoyvl7. W. G.. FASH.
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If any one speak i'll Of thee, flee home to
thy own conscience, and examine thy heart;
il thou be guilty, it is just co, rection il
not guilty, it is fair instruction make use
of both so shalt thou distil honey out Of
gall, and Of an open enemy make secret
lierd,
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WILLIAM coNNELL7
TObacr" d Cigar Manufnr tory

- lie subscriber would INFORM the public that he is
L nufacturing and keeps on hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco, Snu Pipes, &c, ut wholesale and
tail at prices favorable to customers Also, the best Of
Havana Laopera, Cassadoris, and other kinds OF CT
gars. Farmers end others who smoke chew make
great saving By buying of me at Wholesale, as can
sell better article, at less price than pcdlars
Please call at Mandatory next door west OF the
Post Office, and zee Tor yourselves.
Ottawa, Nov. 10. q. u. SCHNEIDER.
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WHEN liArrISEss WAS CnE.r.-i very
queer place it is, to pu, happi1se.. in, to be
sure. stocking, and yet could one have
known the hopes that were suspended in
those empty stockings on Christmas Eye,
could he have peeped into the hearts Of their
owners, all huttering with the thoughts Of
the merry morning to come, he would not
have deemed j! 50 queer a place after all.
Honestly now, wha; would you give of all
your corner lots, and rents, and Bank stock,
to, have had such dreams as an hundred
thousand children had all the nigh. long.
that glimmcred through the darkness and
sleep like a brood Of young dawns? How
much would you give. to wake up one morn.
Ing in year. as full Of pleasant anticipations
certain to be realized, aS the hundrcd thou.
sand did,
All if We cou' d only whistle down the
brakes Of Time, and reverse" the engine,
and run back TO some pleasant Station in the
past, and have once more right care free
merry Christmas once more; TO the DAYS
when two and sixpencc would purchase 4
pocket full and u heart full Of happiness, Lu,
alas everything has risen - in these latter
days and happiness in he everything, and
very costly IL is lhuCcd.
1t must have been pleasant sight to see
tina, vision Of the Stockings Christmas Eve.
stockings red and white and couded and
gray stockings new and dlrned and fine
and course lambs WOO and cotton; and
there they were, suspended everywhere; in
old worn chimney corners, in little log cab.
ms; from marble mantels by glowing Crates
in grand mansions; from the backs Of chairs;
ilom the handles Of doors pinned to pillow.
cases; swung up from bedstead posts.
Here a hall.grown urchin has borrowed n
full grown stocking for his ideas Of the bud.
get OF Santa Claus cannot be bagged in one
OF his own. There, alas is one tied at the
toe, for sad rent that is in it, but precious
little need was there Uf that, for all the giJts
that would be.
Unhappy those who have no stockings to
hang up, and no Santa Claus to remember
them, tor dull sort Of Christmas it must be-
And is there anybody so wondrous wise,
that he would not have his children believe
-anybody's children bcieve-that there is
any such little old creature as Santa Claus :;
that can run along ridge poles like squirrel;
that whips down chmnies and through stove.
pipes, and round the elbows, and comes rat.
ting down into the fire. place with pleasant
little laugh all TO himself, lest he wake some.
body, and swings off his knapsack Of treas.
ures with a jerk, and fills up the stockings
from the toe to the top, and goes on his way
to make Christmas merry the world overl
We -hupe not, and if any of the blessed
owners of the blcst stockings, read the para.
graphs, we earnestly assure them that Santa
Claus is ten times as real as the things for
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A. II. : With.

NOTARY PUBLIC. JUSTICE OF lHt PLACE,
AND GENERAL COLLECTING AND IN
SURANCE AGENT.
Business received by mail will receive his
prompt attention. Oticein Sanger & Armours
lock, south OF the Ottawa bank. second SITS.
,urll 2n-ly
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ENGLISH School. .TEcHING. Cook Quar-
to Typography recently published in Lon.
don-a gentleman of considerable preten.
tions-givca some valuable information to
"ioung England" in regard to this country.
II teaches that ''in the isle of Orleans, at
the mouth OF the mississippi, is the town of
New Orleans, the capital Of louisiana
The young men Of Virginia "are gamblers,
cock-fghtors and horse jockeys. Their pas.
sons for these diversions not only inhu.
manly barbarous, but beneath the dignity Of
man Of sense, is so predominant that
they even advertise their matches in the
public papers," but o. New Englanders,
it declares that: "From lazincss, inattention
and rant Of acquaintance mith mankind,
many of the people have accustomed them
selves to peculiar phrases, and to pronounce
certain words In drawling manner" The
people Of Maine, according to appearances
are wretchcd in the extreme. Their chief
provisions is a dirty, dark colored rye meal,
and If they use any meat 1t is on account OF
preventing their sheep from becoming IN re
numerous than they desire, rather than fol-
the pleasure Of a good meal Their common
beverage is grog is grog, or mixture o.
rum and whskey with water. This Stat,
(Massachusetts) is the only one in the Unior
in which there are no slaves"
An old sailor thinks that the exquisit,
symmetry Of the Baltimore. built vessels Il
owing to the faultless forms Of her women
which are, in part, adopted unconscicusl,
by the ship builders for models,
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NATURAL BARoMErERs. s.-Chick. weed is an
excellent barometer. When the flower ox.
pands fully, we are not to expect rain for
several hours should it continue in that
state, no rain will disturb the summers
day When it half conceals its miniature
flower, the day is generally showcry but if
it entirely shuts up, or wells the white flow.
or with its green mantle, let the traveller put
on his grcat.coat. The different species Of
trcfoils always contract their leaves at the
approach of a storm so certainly does this
take place, that these plants acquired the
name of the husbandman's barometer. The
tulip, and several Of the compound yellow
flowers, all close before rain. There is n
species of wood.sorrel which doubles its
leaves before storms The bauhinia. or
mountain ebony, capial and sensitive plants,
observe the same habits. horticultural.
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nAa.IlEISlfi;alTYPES.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his
old friends and the rest oi mankind, that he
il I his post again, aud is prepared TO execute
lkenesses in supe nor style 10 any ever taken III
this city before, Tor have made new discovery
in the arrangement oi lighlwhlch enables me to
give more truthful aud lie. like expression, to
The likeness than is otherwise obtained. Call IN
any weather AT my new daguerrrolype rooms,
aud you may have your miniatures IN plain case
Tor only 81 50 timer eases at small extra costs.
Extra heads on same plate tity cents each. Al
ways come IN "a TX dress, as red, orange, green,
or black.
n b. Nv pictures cannot be excelled any
whe.e-can he ,qualied at but lew places III the
west Come in aud see, as will be glad to show
faces whether you want anything or not.
March 81 JAMES MARsToN.
n AIsONs--9 boxes fresh Malaga, Just received and
IL for sale by Nov III ;, W. CHEENER
NsACKrREI. in bbls., half bbls,, and kts--ana Qua
Nl ity, for sale by NOV III CHEEvER,
tOnn CEDAR post. foi sale by
lVUV Arrll. Ctc RkereL,
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1855, N. B. BRISTOL, 1855.
Forwarding and Commission
OTTAWA, ALLANOAs'

Cash paid for all kinds Of Produce at the Cush
man W are House, Main Canal.
Nav 1884
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CHAMPL1N & McGREGOR

ATTORNEYS Ar Ii ",
OTTAWA, ILL.
c. CIIAMPLIN, of Ottawa, and John
q ? McGregUr, late e Mlwn, kie. Wis,
have formed n partnership Tor the practice OF
their profession. rs above, aud will give prompt
attention to business entrusted to them, lunl6
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And then putting IN his best licks, he cut
for home, over the fences, hedges and ditch.
es, and never from that day to this, two
years ago, has Babcock's old bull ever come
within q mile and half Of Uncle Jess
plantation. The last fire knocked him.
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DAVID T.. JONES.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office in the court house, Ottawa, Illinois
June 80
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SuIaEHs s1, co QUIT; ssa COUNTY q q

'CUPRENE COURT-CTTY ara COUNTY Of
= kHw.IOaK- HENRY a. Ely "a gDWARD 2.
B0WeR sst JOsEPH r. LYONs-sunm,-s Tor noesy de-
uas On soiusS=CSD boe e,.-To JosIrd n. LYONS,
ssuyassnt In ths seon sheh vas Sed n rs oss II
he tssh a. fhe ey md 0ssp'y sf New fk d I'm Gig
BE. .sa o. sn -: ssts ssl Of lsps lass "a 70 ...,ss
s sss g. sf x. T ,ss q Il. On { .,a
q; Gin 4: I'M: r. ~ 'ss 81 ~ Z:
sSnGt Ar De sam Of ntnsts>a bastye aud sst} and
ti6ce ols with interest spon e1s3 % n De iita day of
hsseh o9 sAd upof ms S. tAlAbcs fron Tie
A dAy % Aprf thousand eisht lhnded .ul Gfy BE-
49, fSs e. 81 sffh aetsosl Dated ID q fsB 4
PARSONS 4 RiGO,, PLAINTIFF Atternsvs,
jsS lsvsvM No 10 Wilt, N-v.YOrh.
CUfREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY of
- NEW -YoPK-JOsEpH n wILCtASs Pr.-asat Of
Tie ssp'hsn Bsit ri Indiana against DANIEL EL5rON
WILLIAM n. DAVIS ORRIN J. sosv oTHO kLEt1
cdEDWAbD MARTIN -suunons. fvf dsrnsod on
eoptrsct iCom served To the Dee data and Of
You hereby srn1noDeo and required 70 answer he
COMPLAINT n this action which -, be eed IN he oce o the
Clefi Of the City County Of New Vofk q the ty H
CITY and coy OF % re 'si- cn
plsrt the subserbep AZ their once NJ II Wal 1T IN The
CITY Esw foIk within twen ds sfter the service Of tnis
Jeu exclusive Of the dAy o. such s.ryce, and
tie plaintiff this acop ~ tAhe axst you for DO
sun OF hous and two hundred DO lars With hsrs
from ths 18th day Of May taousaS ssht buG5rst and
afy-six tesd~s The Of this sedn-Dstsd funs ta
: PkRr EA6rON, P1sodfs Alto nsys. No II Val u.
Tho complaint IN this sctiop faj In h. Office The
Clerk AZ the City and County Of kewYork The 3oh dr.
June, laA az .f-,n L.i.r yf-.u.t ,-,r jyl4 tsws~A-
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BODIES FROM The STEAMER NORTH-
ERN INDIANA.
,r n. Rne.Io pspublic. Iuly Is |

The s.saue, Plymouth Rock, Capt Ralph, OF her
way up from d. so yesterday picked up eight oonles
which were gontirg on the surface OF Inc Natr nea'
Tt,x yer. all acult male bodies and were fcatog
o. psrat.y 1om each other, and rome d'f4oce apart.
Cspr. ksph was cruising about the Placs win MS
IN all boa,s ONE three hours aDo arrived here at about
81 O'Clock Upon th. aris 81 OF the boo Justice Par
cy was MI n,ored to hold inquests, Coroners Jury
.ss euprnbeeo snd the b"diss seQeIAt5lJ examined:
Tie 70 wing are the scrip,i> nS OF Tie poliss ana
what w-s found on each:
coat and hgtt parts; had toe appearance beng an
Erebshn,sL. On biz p-Tson ~as @'or wtteo
SOW. ,eipDr sbo 81 50 in silver lie was badly ,ded
No. "A coloIeo man. Nothing on but shirt ana
psDfs.
rcaldtc. Had On black psuts and check snt. NJ
.ff.'s.
No. "A man badly scalded. Appeared to be :
G.,usp. In his pOsk@t w>s q package Of cards, on
witch was written Philip Kreider German ho'el'
Tol, DO"
No 5-A n an about 40 or As years of age. Had on
white linen coat, ch. OK psnts aud dark c,sck ves';
10 Lie pocket Vas found a pass from the D'anoIu
Looge, |. U. Of o. f . New-Y1k," and on tne pa
til. Lsme OF Nathan Sa~y.r; aLo 10 bic Pc ke. 20
ts5 IN gUlc 81 rs in nyer silver penc, pocket koi,e,
SILVER watch and gold chain he was a1' '
srsldtd - ,.o,.
No 6-M,n badly burned Had on e9 BECK ps@ Or.
IL bi. packets were txo 80 bulls on the baox " III.
leans Two tex,. knife and q passage ticket
tom Is. ff-lo TO Toledo, msrk'd d Muer;
No. Gb S.Sf, ,ae %s%s BY james
~sit.r ON the Nortbers inai.os 80 mat OF Nicholas
Cunning od h.sd w.5 Of To- SS .;ss i ss.sSs
-, 30 =. ,nd on ~. shGt bosom TOO COLO pins. He
G1r .y,s heIo,se6 In Rpch. N T.
The In rrpe -red rs verdict. They will continue
,h. .i,ti,, 10 cay To. effects fpund On the bodies
Imam 10 ibe isLas of Justice PSr y. s, ssys The
~, CLr,iand Herald Of the 2aa ine'. sayr: "Tbe
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COMMENCEMENT OF La FAYE TIE COL
LEGE at EASTON, "a.

The exercises connected with this OCCASION VIII '"Ae
place in the folio sins order, viz
Baccs,sweste sern' by the Rev. DIV. nsL~"",
DID Pre.idept Of the College, on next cand"y ~
teuotn, July q
Annual sermon before the B'sinerd Evaneeieai
Society, BY tie Rev. Henry Steele Clark DD'' o'
Philadelphia, same evening
3. joni Exhibition, Monday evening, july 2s'
Alumni ADDRESS By DR.. NswkHk ID west 'e"ey'
Tuesosy Afternoon, July 20.
Z Auup,l addye,s be fore the Literary s'cieues, oy
his F.e.ll.pcy J.me. Pollock, present G vernon Of
PENN lvabi., need-y ev.niI e, July ~.
Commepcem. EI.rcirer, WEDNESDAY, 'oY w.
Tie New-Jers,, Central 'irosd is-ae- e.carnan
tickets from New York and all nter@fdis'e places %
all Who wish to s,tsrd thess Interesting exercises.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

l. CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A1snne oIes wl1
Western North western and Soath wsstsrp sates ~ con
nuous Railway direct The Road also connects Pit.buIss
tb dsly line of Steamer al ports 10 the western hvsr
ana at Cleveland ssndusky With stssmsrs ~ Por. s5
the North Lskes mailing the most dneot s9
reliable by which FREIGHT can - forvsfes' " s"e
from the Great West. . mr. raprru ou
sissT Boots Shoes Dry Goods, tn soo Der 100
bo1es,) Fnrs Feathers, &s. .:.'....';...S
sxcosp CL Ass-Books snd Stationery Dry -. -
Good, lin bsles,) Hardware. Leather 10 POI "'
Wool,
Tsiap CLAss.-Anvas Bssrns Bacon ana CSC per les
Porh lin bulk J Hemp, 6e...: ......-;)
TouRrH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon ana Ca Der 100
Perl, tpseked,) Lard and Lard On. ...:;
In Shipping Goods from any point east y % All
ocular the package Viz Psunsyiv>ns nHnoe
Goods eonssnsd the Agents Of ths kosd 81 rteefpos
rittsbxrsh, viii be forwarded without detontieo
FsnIeai AsrsIsH.ns wcrpisI C MsmSa. .n. saa
g. " esss Co, St Loub Mitchell sot
IND Dsm.nn Ben nuaeeh and Carter J.wea h lou,
ule Ky g. c. heldrum, Madam, Ind oprikmth poWn
sSa fr. Co, Cneinn4h y w e,.h.n Co Z.Ss''i NE
Aston House sew.Yori. No. Waii.ms., and No Bate
S.pl.es S.yyssi r. sDeedsl, fh ps snspns
Fer fsytter psrtsosiss OF bins Of sAins. sYp.y %
DYyssu 70 As.,ts Pam. psfsCsd
No 4 Aston Pouss, Ne~-Yuh-
HOUSTON, 0eusrL Freight AGENT fhs.asifLA
b. LOkbAERf euperintsndsEt, Altoona -
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Nftppork DAILY 1ribn,re
BROOKs's CANADA SONG.


To CaDada Brooks was asked to 20;
To wesre OF powder pound or 80,
He rig ed as be answered No, no, no, .r-,
Tb. nigh, take NY life on the way, you know
Tho Jerey railroads can't abide,
It is o dangerous thing IN she trains TO ride.
Each brakeman caI,ies q knife by hs SIDE;
They d cut my throat, and they d cut II wide.
There are ssvages haunting Ne~.York Bay,
To mprd, r strangers thai pas that way;
The Quaker Garrison keeps them in pay,
An6 ID. y kill at least score q day.
Beyond New. York. in every car,
They keep a supply Of feathers and tar;
IT. ey oauh il on With An iron bar,
And should be fmothered ere got far.
Those drea6fo Yankees talk through tue nose;
TIE sound is terrible, g, odness knows;
AID when hear il, q shiver goes ..
From the crown Of my head tot the tips Of my toes.
So, cearest Mr.. Burline anne,
i II stay at home, If tits all the same,
Ano i tell the wor,o 'tis burning shame
That we did OF fight, anc you re TO blame.
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7 ONG BLAND RAfI1ROAD--SUNlHEB Ar
~ RANGEMENTs lsssds, sresptsdt Ssaias ssiss
Esst-Lesve BIooAyn fos GissDPort = ~ snd sstw
tsys, ss<s p m for YspbShn. and s:S y III
rsInx sdsle, sA M and s.ts asd for syosst 10
n enc tBp m for Hsmp.tesd, 10 n x;i5 and p m
for Jan.'ss, sAua 10 = IN ,s'sa Az, sod 20. 10 ~
NEW,JEksEY RAIERO AD-For 7PHILA-
oiTYen.I .sa Elsrss fss.i Lesvs Esw.iat - Il
s.Js.tion. rSrSush refss old for Cmsnnsk III; and
S s0) and The wsn ed fpr Baltimore, WsahinS0s nor.
t be- and tAroush ba4ass sbssisd 70 Washinstos IN
ssdt .. f5isl u W w0ODrUvF. ASisf.Dt sss's n
DEM Raj ROAD.-THKEB
pELPHiA and PTTTsBURoH -Tbs MORNING NAIL
rRAlE lssvss PhasdetVhia fos Pisssbwss u ~
leaves Psbursh Tor Philsdelphs - Ia The TAsr Linz
lssyps PhuSeIphis for Pisbuzh ct 70 and pusbursk
g! ;ssPh: Z. 3 SSn The alGaTExfaEss csAis
The sbcvs Inc. connect It Pt.sah With the r.ro.a 70 .ne
from 81. Louis, Mo Alton. Gaona and Chicago, Ihnos
Frankfort. Lexington and Louisville Ky Tsrre Hsue Mad
pon, La Faye;fs and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati bayou
sprnsfeld Beefontane. Bandusiy, Toledo, Cleveland Co
lun bus Zanesvle MAssop and wooster Ohio, aeo Nth
stssm pselet boats from apa % st. Lous L0ai
For further particulars see hAndbs the hotss Of this city
fsenseis Will find h the shorest most expeditions and
brtane route bstveen the East and West
hroush tle car BE- had It either of the shove mentioned
places Ia the West, or Of N At L.-l
= Ii BUTTs Agent New J~,sy as,s:A Co. s.st Of
IL. ELLIOTT, Agent Psnnsyivsnia RaLrosd Co,
No 3Astor Houss. B,osdysy, NevYosh.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, con. Hi md Re Lets.s
Rev York Jan lsB Phladslphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-28

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
~ The Through Ticket and Freisht Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad sad Steamboat Connections Chi,aso
Milwaukee Gsra. Burnson ST. Loxis, Csiro and ~ points
West and South west
Via SUPERVISION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or oswEGo, y
-tr.r ~ ct No. I73 BROADWAY NY.
Conner Of Court amidst DARIUS CLARK. Aren't