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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue Of certain writ Of Ven. Er. to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court llonse iuSunbury, on Saturday the
29th day Of March next, the following pro-
perty TO wit:
All that certain Lot of Ground lying in
Lewis township. Northumberland county,
containing twelve acres more or less, where
on are erected story and half Log House
and Log Stable, Joining lands, west Michael
Brobst; North, j ohm Weller; East, Flgin-
ger South, Amos J. Bissel
Seized taken in execution and to he sold
as the property of Daniel Roth and Elizabeth
Roth
ALSO.
BY virtue OF certain writ of Ven Er. to
me directed will be exposed to public sale, al
the Court House in Sunbury. on Saturday,
the 28th day, of March next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following property to wit:
All that certain tract or piece OF an out LOT
situate in the Borough of Sunbury, and county
of Northumberland, and marked in the gen
eral plan of said Borough No. 6, and desert
bed as follows: beginning at q post at th'
north east end of an alley which inter
sects Cranberry street at the end of Fawi
street; thence north 65 degrees, west 25 per
ches to post at the corner Of out lot No. s
thence south 24t degrees west lS perche
and $40 to post; thence south 60! degree
east 25 perches TO post on the west side Q
said alley; themes along said alley north "a
degrees east lS and 3-l0 perches to the plac
of beginning, containing two acres and ID
perches.
ALSO Upon all that certain tract O
piece Of land IN the Borough Of Sunbur
aforesaid, described as follows: beginning q
the south west corner of out lot No. 2 theme
l82 degrees west ls and lilo perches, to
post being tho corner of the fence as it no
stands in out lot No. l, and the adjoining OF
lot south 65 degrees east 46 and $40 percht
to a post, in tho north 25 east Is perches I
out lot No. 8; thence by said ont lot, aud OF
lot No south 65 degrees, west AS aud IL
perches, to the place of hegunng, containin
S acres and SO perches.
AND ALSO Upon oil that certa
; lot OF ground, situate IN the borough of su
J bury, aforesaid No 5, bounded and descrlb.
: as follows Beginning at post on u
i, north side OF Cranberry street; thence
0 out lot No. 54a degrees, east 35 and g..
{ perches; thence by out No. 6 north est d
: grees west "a and lilo perches TO pos
, and thence by an alley south 24f degre
. west IS aud $40 perches TO post; thence
r Cranberry street aforesaid, south 65t degre
r east a. and $40 perches to the place Of
}, gining, containing acres and6o perchss stri
! measure, bsiug the ssps premises which
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
THE LATEST ARRIVAL
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
r. r. g. T, z, KLINE.

Respectfully announce TO their friends and u
public in general that they have received at the
Store in Upper Augusta township Norlhumbe
land county Pa, at Klines Grove. Their Fs
and Winter goods are opened to the public
fall assortment OF metchsndize &c.
Consisting in part Of Cloths, black and fame
Cass mers, Satinetts, Checks, Kentucky Jcar
Under Shirt and Drawers and all kinds OF Fa
and Winter Goods.
A 10, of ready made Cloatbing, consisting
Ceats aud Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
shawls, Ginshams, Berage Delains, Calicce'
black silks &c.
Also fresh Supply Of Drugs and Medicine,
Groceries DC, of all kinds.
new supply Of Hardware, Queenswsre
wooden ware Brocns SC.
Also large assortment Of Roots and Shoe
suitable for men women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
Also an assortment Of School Books, Stationo
ry. Envelopes, Ink and cheap publications, DC
Salt, Cheese &c. and all goods usually
kept in country store. Core and see, Come
one. come all. Cheaper than the Cheapest
Thankful for past iavors we hope by strict at.
tention TO business TO merit continuance Of the
same.
a of the above named stock Of goods will he
sold positively at low prices for cash, or in ex.
change for country produce at the highest mar
het price.
kiines Grove Pa, Nov. s, l056.--:f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

A FIVE PoISTs CHILD SLOWLY MURDERED.
In June Mr.. Pease, of the Five Points
Mission, New York, committed one OF the
children Of his mission school, an interesting
little girl, named Anna Hilton, to the care
of Mrs Simeon Decker, at Long Neck,
Staten Island The child has just died, and
a coroner's jury find that she came to her
death by being beaten in brutal manner,
From exposure, and from want Of proper
nourishment, at the hands Of Mrs. Matilda
Ann Decker Mrs. Decker is placed in Jail
10 await the action of the grand jury. The
evidence disclosed frightful crueltes. few
days before her death the child was required
10 do the washing OF the family, in the yard
with but little clothing and no stockings oil
shoes on. Her feet were in consequence
badly frozen, and in this condition she subse
auently placed them in the oven OF the stove
unconscious of the danger, until they were
completely blstered. For all this she has
been required to work about the house
,creepng at times upon her hands and knee
until they were dreadfully lacerated ant
swollen. The child has been allowed bu
little or no food for some time past. On on
occasion she swallowed quantity of molas
ses that she found in her hunger. Her bod
was reduced to mere skeleton. In thi
wretched way the little sufferer eked out
miserable existence until Wednesday ev,
ming when death came to her relief.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
EV ANS S1 CO.'S
GRE At GIFT BOOK SALE.
400 BRODwAY, NEW YORK.


Fine Gold Jewei'y giren array to Purchaser
IF Books.
All Books will be sold as low as can be had
at other Stores, many Of them for less New
Books received daily. A Gift varying in value
from % cents to Sl00, given with eachtbook at
the time it is sold. Having on hand very
large stock of new and valuable Books, and as
our motto is Large sales aud small gains than
can be had elsewhere. Any took published in
New York or Philadelphia will be promptly sent
gift included on receipt of publishers price. -
Catalogues Of Books and Presents, containing
full explanations will be sent free 10 all parts Of
the country.
The most liberal inducements are offered to
Agents. Any person by sending us an order ror
ten books, with money nclosed, will be entitled
to an extra Book and Gift.
A II orders for books, containing money, Ito
ensure perfect saiety) should be registered at
the Post Office where they are mailed, and direc-
tel to Evan & Co., 400 Broadway, New York.
Reierence.-M. Thomas & Sons., South 4th
street, Philadelphia ]. d. Lippincott \ Co,
Philadelphia d. Appleton & Go, Broadway,
New York; Derby d Jackson, Nassau street,
New York.
SEND FORA CATALOGUE. 81
EVANS IL CO.,
Principal Store 400 Broadway, New York.
Branch Stores at 1875 Chestnut Street, ..Phiadel.
phia and at Washington, d. G.
December 90, ls56.--P3m 4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

+ c,,A,r, f,o,oi and Water Power Co. pur.
chaeed from Willinm McCar'y, by deed daieo
the 5th oil. January a. ~. 1907, al OF wn'cn
said land is cleared ana upon waieo are e'ee.
ted steam saw MINI WIN w DreH is"e'us
House anu STACK sna,i 'n"e snop' an.
part OF an inlet lock 'nere ID "iSo ee"ai CUT
through saiu iauo.
Seizeeu' taken 10 ekeeu.,on , anu ~ oe eo'u
as the properly o' 'ne "u""''' 0""'' a"u
wafer rover Io"PaGo
AhoG
At .he SAME u'''e a"u p'"I' Il, ~ .e' '"'"
wr,t o' ten. hr; W 'ne "na oe 60 po-
seq TO inn'c Sa'e' Tue 'o''o"'"e 'e'''''e' p'''
eriy 70 VIII :,
cer'a,n % .aiL ~. =, N.,i,u.'hnl.as " s .,u ~ VIC
b"nndsd U"kI o. on ,bs south Inv Blackb.ry street ON
oounneo ",' ~. 'oItn .p ~ Ia. ,i I, Or OF
.Jacoh Weiwar anj on The west by lot of
EIiznb.,l Mnllep CONTAINING in width fon
Blackbprrv tree, pnd The oll.y about 20 feet
and in length or d.p,h 23O feet. whereon is
nrec,ud otwo s,ory .og uopse weu,ber
boarded and na;n,eS While fronting on Black.
berry street. some small back buildings. md
some rruit trees being the same premises
now occupied nv Jacob Gable.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as III. proper,v Jacob Gable.
ALSO.
AT the same time ana place. oy certain
writ OF Ven Er, to me directed VIII oe expo,
SEQ at puo'lc sale, tue ioliowing oescr'oeu
properly TO WIT:
A"o.S o'ner ProPer'! Ve' 'ai"
piece o' Land situate IN Inc Borough Oh oun'
oury' ana bounded on the 1s,. nortn anu r,, norm
e"s'' anu sou'h oy T"a,'on'p N
and on the south west, oy lano oi behlan'in
liennrlcks ana on the horlh wes,: ny 'a"u VI
JACOB ID. Masser anu OeorSe weiset' ,ou-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

"PRIsTEss CAs READ ANYTHING. This
remark is often made by correspondents and
advertisers, as an excnse Tor nail spelling
words, abbreviatng teehniealltes, siovenly,
unreadable writing generally. There is no
doubt that printers are better decipherers Of
bad manuscript than any other class Of per-
sons-but when, for instance, merchant,
writes that he has received five BIS, ten lbs.
= Ola, il is-solns what difficult TO tell whether
the merchant really means boots, biscuits or
battsrnuts chalk, cheese or churns cloves
rloetsof sisps,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
Z. w. TE1rME. g. CO.,


y , ESPECTFuLLY m,i,e their friends and
q a the public to inspect their new stock OF
WINTER GOODS.
just received from Philadelphia, being convinced
that their interest is best promoted 10y strict
continuance otther old plan of
".Smd'l profts and quick Sales"
they shall still abide by their precious course.
Amongst their slock will be found for CEN
TLEMEN, large assortment Of READY
MADE Goats, Vests and rantllcons Cloths.
Cassimeres. Satinetts, Vestings, Undet-S hits,
Shirt Bosoms, Collars and Cravats
FOR LADIES.
Black and colored Silks, De Begc Rohes, De
Be.ges French Merinos Cashmeres, Madona
Cloths, Coburgs and Alpacas.--Delaines both
plain and printed. Ready Made Cloaks, Brocha
and Nooien Shawis, Tabby Velvet in yariou US
colors. Quilted skirts, Sack flannel various coll
ors Red and white Flannel.
ALSO:
general assortment OF Ladies and GcntCmans
BOOTS, SHOES Il CATERS,
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Hats AID Caps.
Hardware, Queenssare, Groceries, Ccdarware
Stone ana Earthenware- Drugs, Paints, Fish
Salt. Cheese. Nails, Oils, &C., &c.
A good supply of school books and copy books
with printed copies on each page.
Country produce taken iii exchange for soodss
at the highest market prices
|. W. TENERts Co.
Sunbury, Nov. 90, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
How Every Family Can Make their Own
BROOMS.
ONLY so CENTS

ONLY SO CEN is
ENOR SO CENTS will send printed instruc.
Il tons plain as the label on bottle Of medi-
cine how to make Corn Brooms The necessary
apparatus can he made by any blacksmith for
less than 50 cents. When broom is worn
out another can be attached to the same handle
in | s minutes. positively guarantee this to be
no catch.penny advertisement to fleece the cred
uous out of their money. Satisfaction given or
the money returned. If afraid TO risk 80 cents,
then send two 3 cent stamps for more iniorma-
ton. or refer to the Post Master here. | also
give information as TO the best mode Of raising
and curing the corn. Address,
PIX. FISHER,
Sclinsgrove, Snyder County, Pa.
Jan. 81, lS57-2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
EXECUTORS SALE.

TIME undersigned Executor of the estate Of
Il Jacob Painter, decd, late of the Borough
of Sunbury, 10y virtue of a power contained in
the last will and Testament of sand deceased. will
dispose of at Private Sale, the following valuable
Real Estate, viz -
SEVERAL LOTS OR PARTS OF TWO
LOIS OF GROUND,
in Market Square, in the Borough Of Sunbury,
fronting A feet OH Market Street, being parts
of lots No - and IN which are erected Three
Frame Buildings. The dwelling is two story
frame Il uiiding, with the usual outbudngS
stable. 4 c. late the residence of said deceased.
There is also on the front of said lot, two two.
story frame buildings, occupied a store, shops,
&c., with good We'll twater before the door.
ALSO A FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,
containing about 100 Acres, situate between the
Cattawissa and Creek roads about three.quartcr
mites from Sunbury. The Improvements are a
frame two-story dwelling Hoase, aud large
Bank Barn and other outhuildnGs. There are
several fine Springs OH the premises, one near
the house, anl also a number Of fruit trees Of
various kinds.
The terms and conditions Of sale will be msde
known hy application to the undersigned, residing
near Sunbury. -
JOHN BUYERS.
Agent for GEo. \. FRIcK, E1'rs.
Sunbury, Nov. s, iS56.--u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

COUNTY ORDERS.-County orders taken
~ cash fer goods, and on note or hook ac-
count by L. Y. BRIGHT y SON.
Nov. 20, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
FOR RENT.

V>HE Store Room in Market street, occupied
Il by P. w. Gray and the dwelling house ad.
joining. Apply to the executors Of II. Mssser,
deceased.
Isnusry, ~. 1897!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

CEDARWARE, Hollow-ware, Glassware,
~ and large stock Of Queensware, embracing
ths newest patterns, tor sale bv
Nov 90, '56. L. Y. BRIGHT & son.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
DENTISTRY.

V>HE subscriber respectfully offers bis pro.
Il fessional service TO the Indies and gentlemen
of Sunbury and vicinity He is prepared to
attend to ali the various operations In Dentistry,
and is provided with the latest improved
PORCELAIN TEETH,
which will I've inserted on pivot, silver or gold
plate. to look ss well as ths natural
CE- All work warranted. OFFICE in Mar.
ket street. doors east Of the Post office, Sunbury
Pa. Feb. 2, 1887. yOHN \. SMICK.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

Counterfeit Bank Note Plates Re corered.-
Deputy Marshal John Jenking and Officer
Johnson have recovered the plates upon
which the recent counterfeit issues on the
Girard tens we're printed. The same officers
short time since arrested josiah Bright and
John Brown in this City, on the charge of
making these notes, and Of selling them, and
Frederick and Daniel Tarr were arrested in
Camden on similar charge. All have been
held to answer. The plate in question is OF
steel, and is splendidly executed, as may be
judged OF by the fact that some OF the notes
printed upon it were taken by the Banks.
Its cost could not have been less than five
hundred dollars. and it must have taken a
couple of months to engraye it. The officers
recovered it at house in Wlksbarre, Lu-
zerne county, in which section the notes were
printed from it. They deserve for their ser
vices something more substantial than COM
| plinentary notice.--Daiiy Ne~s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

row known. ..--
liz these ire the HERRlNG'S SAFE, standing SIDE
by side with those advertised 'wapnted 80 stand u
per cont more fire thuu Ucrrng'S, cnme inh tie ac-
kunwedged victor not only preserving their contents II
excellent order bot being Themselves IN c"tItIOn y" =
through another ordeal, wc The Euatted Saansnce N'nt
other makers badly gsc ZIP IN every !'s'1rc Hno III
some ihrii eEtiie contents completely us Dyed.
To the public we wond srmp'y say that during 'Gc Il
years the JctrCg Safe gs been hetr" teu more than
Two hundred have pissed through accidental fires without
the occurrence 0f a slngie loss
We would therefore caution purchasers against The
msre nre sentann ur interested ruties. The Herr0gS
Patent TIE only i'Ie-Truuf safe u"cr IN th,s city
which il protected hy Patent Eigt and wc wiJ guar
antee il double Tie anouu. Of heat @:
nnN ,hnr Sal klnNNn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21

Dry Goods, Groceries,
A large Stock of Ready. Made
CLIO T HIN NG,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &C., Sc,
that is kept in any other store in town, and
His banner is on the breeze,
Andlong may it wave
Der land o. the free,
And the home Of the brave
While her Stars and her Stripes a
Shine out like the sun,
Telling all nations
That Freedoms begun.
This is free country as was proved by the
election of Buchanan over the Woody Horse.
therefore it is free for all to do their trading where
they can BUY he CHEAPEST. All are invi-
ted to call and see.
THE COUNTRY,
as well At the town are respectfully invited. and
every person, rich or poor, high or low, bond OF
free are invited to call at No Market Square
| opposite the Court House.
=. S.-He is not to he undersold by.any mar
or combination of men. No charge for showing
| goods.
All kinds of produce taken iii exchange fo
| goods
| Sudbury, Dec. 20, 1855.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
HERRING's SAFE

A T the burning cC the hrtizar
~ bindings, April l0th, and III
the GREAT FIRE in Market -
MAY ist. I-JG. Che genuine Herring
safe preserved the Jewc,ry If Geo
W. Simmons N Bro Books, Pa
peTs. 6c., Of Fisher & BIO. and
Edward >ennns X Co, after re
manning exposed in the burning
rains for nearly Forty Hours, an
;prnvmg conrlusively what we have
always clalucd inr them, their
grea. superiority over uil securities
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-02-21
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NC1IHsgrUVei STYutr OUuH1y, IL
Jan. 81, lS57.-2m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
NOE oeesious than i had . leeislats slavery

those oeesions than II had 70 legislats slavery
in the territory north of the Ohio There
was no power to legislGte on slavery in either
case Tho inhabitants stood protected after
as they did before the cessions were made.
In Louisiana slavery was not only lawful,
but was most valuable AZ the date of the
treaty the inhabitants were left free to enjoy
their property freedom and liberty, and were
to be protected therein until they came into
the Union as a State The Missouri line Of
$50 was an act Of aggression Congress
cannot do indirectly what it cannot perform
directly. If a Southern man cannot 60 to
the Territories with his slaves, it follows that
Northern farmer or mechanic cannot bring
with him his implements oftoil lfCongress
could prohibit any species oflawful property
throughout Louisiana when it was acquired,
| so it could exclude all descriptions Of proper
ty. The right to legislate in the Territories
depends on the contract of cession. His
opinion was that the third article Of the treaty
by which Louisiana was acquirs stands pro-
tected by the Constitution, and cannot be re-
pealed by Congress, and that the act of 1890,
| known as the Missouri Compromise, violates
| the leading features of the Constitution, on
| which the Union depends, and which secures
| to all citizens common rights. He therefore
held that the act was void and concurred
with his brother judges that the plaintiff,
bred Scott, is slave, and was one when
this suit was brought
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

FENCE! FENCE! FENCEI
rTNI r. undersigned have on hand and now oner Tor
L sale large stock CT Wire Fence, comprising va.
rious patterns and sizes We call the attention OF all
who may be Interested IN the item Of fencing to our so
vertiseuent .ttr' -' 's 7tg tE %. y
ror farmers I. the best possible kind OF fence that
can be used particularly in fencing OF praries, where
tbat II |. not without much labor and expense, timber
and rock can be obtained II 10 the hghtcst cheapest,
strongest and durable iron fence that has ever
been tested besides requiring less repairing han any
Eastern and Middle States and in all cases has met with
the general approval Of the public. .t3t
To those who require a fence for front yard OF
house lot we recommend wire fences As being Just the
thing for while they possess not only neatness strength
and durability in themselves, they possess advantages
over others, in that they disHgurs no LANDSCAPES, 90
struct no lawn they enhance rather than de-
stroy symmetry and beauty Of grounds
take pleasure recommending this style oil fencs
to Railway corporations and contractors generally
feeling confident that II is BEST cheapest stronges
and most durable kind Of fences that they can use.
We invite all to call and examine our stock
feb es-bptf KEITH, ROBINSON & co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
Eclectic Medical Notice.

/ 1h, DiChiNSOE desires to inform the citizens
Huntington and vicinity that he has permanently
ocated IN Burlington for the practice ofmedicine
Dr. DIS graduate the Eclectic Medical College of
onennat eeliegedevot toreformin medlcalseience
ana practices to those acquainted with scientific and
literary character Of its Faculty there Is no need NJ
words ofeulogy or commendation. =
To those unacquatnted with Eclectcism We ssv an,
rule selection Of on
~ that undergo theprocess In the svste
hence we discard Calome, Antirnony and Arsenic. We
have however more than fifty concentrated reme-
dies yet nnknownto the Materia Medjca Of other
schools giving us greater range in the selection Of
agents than possessedby Others We also discard
use ofthe lancet believing It the province Of the -
clan to bnild up rather than deplete. .yai-
Several years residence in the South hssg-
ableopportunities the me IA
North and South. assesses OF the
Chronic disease diagnosed Wiz &t1at ffssa
pressons made npon the gang Icertainty BY the i'm.
successfully with anc system and
CANCERS cured e6sef- new concentrated remedies
and old ulcers cured, ywithoutthe
Medicines dtspe .peedily. ~ 10 80 -
Office overc ansedfromthe Office
ferson anf Ireen Thomas Co.'S Bank corner Of Jef.
.fhirdstreets. Entranceon Thirdet.. 80
y B. Chronic Patientsfrom distance Vii s. mr..
.sned with medicines six weeSs yith
4 reci6e directions. 80 81 8 - n - " :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY,
T1HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage OF
an Eccl,tsre Telegraph Line used entirely for the
of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility OF
collisions delays, annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
500 IL. IA. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections. ..F. .ss ~
7:4O n. IN. LIGHTNING ExPRxss-Arriving at Niagara
Falls Buffalo nextmorning; New York at M Phil
adelpha, via Epira, at 10 NJ Boston al 12 at night
1851 n. III. CINCINNATI ExPREsS-Arrive at Cincin.
natl at 315 connects at Lafayette with trains for
New Albany, Louisville indianapolis Dayton, Columbus
GAINESVILLE Wheeling Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington. "-1@
$3.50 p. m. AFTERNOON ExpREss--Arrives in New
York at second day, Boston at P. NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
81 p. III. STEAMBOAT ExPaEss-Arrivng at Naga.
ra Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York, at p. NJ
and Boston P. NJ next day. Also connects at Mich
lean City (excep Saturday, direct with trains New
Albany Salem R. Road for New Albany indianapolis
Union Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, and
Philadelphia.
az The Trains on the Chicago, Huntington e Qui,,.
cy Gdtend d Chicago Union, Illinois Central and
Michigan Central Rdftrodds run into the same Depot
at Chicago sdring the erpensc passengers Of hack
hire and transfer Of Bdg0oge. - ts
The 40 n. M, 8. al p. nl. and s.. 5 pm
Trains MAKE direct connections at Toronto with the
..r -4} GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY!
To Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Maine. 's.~ .-. II -
7HRO Ugh TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DA vs.
sW Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads, will find competent Agenson the cars, and
baggage masters at the depos, to receive checks
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot
OF charge. III. J. SPAULDING,
Nov ~, 1856. General Pass. Agent. q