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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

LOVE LAUGHS AT CATHOLIC PRIEsTs.-IM NeE,
Horsn PaHadium says that an Irish Cathode named
Connolly living a. the South, lately cane 70 New
Haven 10 marry an Irish Protestant gIl named Mary
Arm GIBBONS, the arrangement being that she was 70
be left updistuIbed in her religion, and 30 be marned
by Protestant clergyman. She was wiling, however
10 be also married By Catholic. They proceeded on
their Grand and the Protestant clergyman not being
AT home went TO The Catholic priest. He asked the
woman If she belonged 70 his church !-and she SAID
No. toat she was Protestant" lie then inquired
if she did no. intend 70 adopt the religion OF her hug
band and go to his church = She answered that she
did not. lie then asked ii she did not intend to
bling her children TO HE church for baptism,
and allow them 10 be brough. up ir that faith p
She said che had No children, and might not
have, and if ale did she could make no pledges on
that subject. Upon which the priest brought his
hand with great force upon his book, and said roughly
"Copnoliy, why don't you put away this woman and
get one Of your own church l will not marry you,
and forbid yen going 10 Protestant to be married.
! forbid j, on pain of accommodation. And You,
who have come il this company If one OF you go to
see those persons married by Protestant viii e1-
Communicate you.' The bridegroom and his bride
departed and with ole OF their male friends, went to
the Rev. Mr.. Lttlejobp, Rector Of ST. Pasfs Epsco-
pal ChuJch who married them without asking any
impairment questions. The affair has created good
deal OF sznothered Indignation among the better class
Of Csthos and i. is quite probable that II Will be
the mesne OF making hereto for life Of Connolly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

TIE CORN TRADE.
siEes y.,tsrdsy geek 10 Iess shaO 81 roat'ng car.
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by SANDERS & BROTHER.

Well, madam, | am on my way to
the cars; aud cannot return to see him
but owe him % and will pay it to
you, if you will be kind enough to
lne ntion it to him when he returns
Certainly, sir. What name will |
sayl'
Stevens, madam, he will rscollect
it.
The visitor handed over $40 bill,
from which the lady deducted 81 and
gave him % in change, whareupon he
politely retired, evidently in haste to
reach the railroad depot.
AT night Mr.. M, the husband,
returned, and was Informed of the oc.
currence by his wife. He was sur
plised
'Stevens! | know no such person,
my lear, and certainly no one Of that
name ever owed me 81 IL
1t must be 50, however, responded
the wife, for here ia ths money
The husband took the lill-a glance
was sufficient TO convince him that
his wife had been swindled, and h
exclaimed in no pleasant tones:
N y dear, the bill is worthless--it's
a countsysit''
So it was. Mrs. NJ, had been
victimized by new dodge
[Cin Enquirer
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BYNr 49, = 2
HEALING RifOClYf1S,
-. HIVN Uo.t~A ! ItFtr Us WI-NUuE II.
Whist Dyer'a Healing Enbrocatian IL

|
Whist Dyer'a Healing Emhrocatian ia.
Hss perfsct Pain Destroyer, and an invaluable
sty for the cur OF kheumarsm, Cuts Wounds, Pain in
the SIDE Back and Limbs Lumbaso sore Throat Burns
scalis, sweiiinss, Ague Cranp, Piies, &c For Cut-
and Wounds il 10 supein 70 any other preparation. II
will afford immediate relief in scsIds burns 10,
Pains or weakness in par of the system il will gv
certain relief in very short tine
Used internally, it Is Of the yauabs RENE
dies for crsup Sasmodic Affections for palms.
in the side threat chest and stomach b, for sick
headache nausea, sea sicknsss, rheumssisu. any
tsrna weakness caused ty ia strain 1t poe sssse-
s,othing, healing and pain-estroyils properties
4aRied BY any otAer compound medicine and We have
neyer known 70 ia in aestiag the progress Of ths
above named diseases.
Whs, has Dyer. Healing EGabre.stlon done'
Kordcrs, indee. Ii is xnown every where stan.
iard medicine, sure remedy and universal pansees
or rheumatism cus. goui de- burns sealds, lumbaxa
sore throat piles bowel corpisas, ehera wind chcl-
ic dysentar }, and other nils aud aches fts
popularity Is owing to Intrinsic merits Oaes
used, 1t Il never Dispensed with. Il is becoming daily
more ana more popular sad Il PsTarlag seEafE aide
cures day oy day. All srs-. ,SEc have use this
grest remedy fs eii pain shoa st obtain
it. 81
Balm for Every Wound
Dyer's heahng E1ibTocat on has qsrel uRprete-
tented celebrity healin pasaea. ItcureI wounds
cuts, buIns, bruises scas rhecnatI- ana all ester-
nal and internal pain, III short period ol te seieH-
tiaesliy prepar sud always pre serving The same
strength aud qtaliiy, II l. uze' with die sresiest eoni
dsI,es hy all ciasses and has become univ et-sy
known THAI Il needs hardly TO De nae 10 public prilt.
4 Sure Remedy for Piles.
he Piles, most distressing coapaink IL uoropYevs-
leut than il generally supposed II . stsnded with IN
tansation, email tninors in the geufrality
make their appearance, Is .ae escThaiy psitfn which
II 10 impossible to resist scratching sha the only pres
eptreef seem. 10 be desire 10 tear the skin OF Th.
disease IL NOT dangerous, but extremely nnii-ssant
Cisrks, and Those Of sedeaiary hahir subject
10 this msady Lex all afflicted Try Dysfs Healing En-
brtatian, and warrant Immediately relief and sl-
sesaal cure Many troublesome this complaint
have been renieds by the of this great nedcine
Wscas pressnt fac, upon fact in cuHfobra.ion Of th.
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orchAnt TAtlo~.
+ - on hand new and full assortu en, q, s,.
salssis far III Sissnss, Cassnsrss and We inss
SsIs gu snort tuotce aad asonabls tsrmS !"
( READY MADE CLOTHING
"ih ~ s9id tse ap Esthe cheapest "s1sA
FORNISHiNG TOODS
a.. Ian wardrobe. Spring S1Yie - 1.ms
et.Ps, runks. tasAaSs, &c. ss
invi.s .e- -ooulto pasehase xoods
s,ss,t iiae 70 give am call before puseSsdns
1a.s. uae price oaiy. No sssuAie q nor
sous. Insnkfuifor pAstf. sors hopes contiun.nos
Davanno,t =, ,us SANUkL PERRY
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
WISeFTIAYEODS.
DRINKING AQUA FORTS

DASeAvsAsAs - w. ~ 49,
The following rather extravagant
story appears in the Philadelphia
Sunday Transcript Weclip the story
Of about half ito proportions, but the
juice of the punics is here Old
!. Joe, il must be said, was lounger
about tavern, occasionally ,oing
chores, but continually drinking whis,
Ky Or something else that was strong.
With this explanation, We allow the
Transcript to 60 in.
One afternoon DIR. Bolus, the vii
lage physician, was in the tavern,
mixing up preparation He placed
tnmbler half full Of aqua fortis, on
the bar, and turned round to mix up
some other ingredients. A few mo-
ments after be bad occasion TO use the
poisonous drug, when he found to his
dismay that the tumblor had been
drained to the bottom
s Mr.. Virgins exclaimed the doc
tor In fright to the landlord, what
has become of that aqua fortis | put
on the bar a few minutes ago2
4 don't know replied tho landlord
unless Old Joe slipped in and drank
it,
In this suspicion they were both
soon confirmed, for the ostler said he
cav Old Joe swallow the fatal draught
The doctor, knowing that he must Ger
tainly die after such dose. instituted
. search at once. After some hours
spent in looking through the larns,
out houses and woods for three or four
miles around the village, he was
abandoned to his fate. It was a cold
night, and as the village topers as.
sembled around the blazing hickory
IRE in the bar room, nothing was
thought Of or talked of but, the unfor-
inmate end Of Old Joe. With all his
faults, the greatest of which wa, his
drinking propensities, Old Joe was a
favorite among the women and chill
dren, and some Of the old topers, hung
their headss ominously, while tear
was seen to trickle down their bloat,
ID chesks, Some for days had elaps
% snd nothing having been heard
from Old Joe, they all came to the
conclusion that he was q goner, The
doctor about this time had occasion to
viait a patient about eight or nine
miles distant. What washis surprise
when about FIVE miles from the viii
lage, to see Old Joe in front Of farm
srs house splitting wood.
why, Joe, said the doctor, riding
up TO the fence, I thought you:
dead and buried before dis.
What made you think that doctor'
said Joe. leaning on his axe handle.
Didn't you drink that dose left
On old Wiggin's bar a few dayssircef
Yes replied Joe, half ashamed to
own up to it. ~
DO you no what it VAST inquired
the doctor.
NO returned Joe.
why, it was aqua fortis-snou III
20 kill dozen men.
well, now, doctor, do you know !
thought there was something queer
about the darned stuff, for after !
drank it, every time blowed my nose
/ burnt hole in my pocket handker
chief
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stores, !StOrGS,
MULTIPLIED DY BTOvfS,

4 THOUGH We cannot keep on hand some SGG0
ols ars seii 50 cheap and 90 good az article OF
stoves that IL becomes di1kcait 10 supply the de.
ma tdI new supply Of freight cars ha We arrive
and been placed on our road, and hsv eled
arrangements as 10 be able now u supply me
demands ofsll, " the same MORE OK LESS.
So sf.er looking arouud among all the "oSE
HoRSRn Stove shops In thts city, 10 purpose,
cometo
Twiteheu 0illstt's,
The only Stove RnporIam In the weet, and buy
Sese - IL Stovs. In our prices, for cheapness,
We defy all psttion-every article uarrsatst,
nnd II not ssHAfsctory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood ss Cssl; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
All kinds Of Paflor, eOAcs AND Heating ssoves.-
Tin and Copper Wsrsen hand n all ttKes, Roof
ing, Jobbing, Ae. done 70 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. O.
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Chasing rail car is very unproft-
able kind ofexerciss, Patrick got out
to take some refreshment. The train
was of without him. Stop, theren
he shouted after it. Stop, ye ould
stame wagin, we've got passinger
aboord that's left behind!'
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Qlotbiaa.
New GsOds. New Goods!!
ED w ARD ALDEN.
.NerchNlst Taller.

x - w a. hO a LDG N.
.Mercjsaat Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Ae dy-M a de Clothinr.
i,s saccs,msrss, cnass vse.ings. Gents Jus,ish-
As Jnst returned rota lhs esst Win on. ~ ~ a.
lr az in tS nfst selected stoeks s< soods svsr ere6
ins .rtcia. Consisting ia part q he iliew-
BROADCLoTHs.
sasIi1s sas r,ys.a s assaa ssd Amsro.n ot he aa..,
CASsiMEREs
Esgitsb, French and American a 80
vEsTINGs.
~ ne MaIseiiiss, hataia .se wha Londo. s,.n,
V,ivet Psocy SIZE and Linen, its Ia w e silE
ss.1 ll.iiaD cioth, silk Piuse a.d Fsss,
ovERGtoATING.
Eaex, Blue and Brown Brosdciotk tIrsac y,A.
ara riiot cioths, Fancy, Blue, Brow s.I Mn1nGss
As'sI Es.vsr aIIsd sss ss..ss - q ass -
READY-MADE 80
pFsr.Soats, over Sacks, sortouts Hs,a.. I.~..,.
,simas, Fraes and Drss Sroek 0sss a IN
ashns,. so soa we, y., s.is yev.s, r.aaS osss
no no. aeis Ind twis. fancy and plain Css2as1s "a
Y san a rsa.; Den'nsnd Gssinssy Esssss, xrsp
FURNISHING GOODS
1Hlekory, calico, white plain ,tua, c.-A-x !.
oas: NAcy coiored Shirts, with 60 y mas asd nai
Il ihs.; cniIar. ..rias Deorsey, corded byron, Soi
graya.s; Goy..Hvss. sHsas' iAeey - 80 psss
y ~. cl"'s . - rfsid, AberdeSu. Ee,iin.
NJ, "a me- NJ .e IlaH and tur Gran.ists WOOL. Isd.
Il sson tiose' white and fancy h,Se,end s,lk
ssreniefs; einInder.d lambs WOOL. rNas and
ttteS ~ All. aE 80 Wrappers and KSws,s.
II u ~ -, aniisr Srars, haffers, Genls, sh.cL sa3
Pms nabreIlas, Carpet Sacks. and n, az,
~ w.aae,hniiS LaiiS kepL b Tie trads, all OF 49,
o,LeFs nhhauon o! cas-
hssfiy call VIII ess,o choics sslsetions.
i ma .t,aa. lDWAHD ALDEN.
10 ss. tbelwesn Main 4 sSsSs nov DAs11kors,
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Nocis fsla,lO.
Wall Paper! Wall PAPER!
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

.yNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
eraliona for the maRuiactafs Of Eaitsr, Sug III !
boston, Soda Pic Me, Water sni oyster Craekeis
Fiiui Bread, &e, A1., together Sish good assos
ne al OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Ruses,
l have also purchased Tho Patent Right Tor scms
county, lor the Manufacture OF Grim Faui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
..ads by Machinery. The advantages claimed ~
his process Of making Bread, these, the Bread
more unltorm 10 quality, and handsome In appear
anes Ill is much hitter and even, IL keeps ueh
niger without 0eeoning stale, and 10 many persons
10 no. objec dona5le when week old, Il cuts as
,some as the finest Ftench roll, IL soss arlher
aAd is readily into families who have mes
9 dsed Bakers Bread before. | sAall continue 10
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
sOove articles terms hch cannot fail TO give ef
tire satsfseton, hope 10 bs able TO supply all who
may laysE ne with their patronage. lhsnksut Tor
past fayors,I hope TO morl. coatinuancs- of ths
same h'loriers from the county promptly amend
ed TO. DANIEL MUOKE.'
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square abos y
Burrows & Prettyman's steam .ails, ~ Eas
Uaysnpo n, May 27, ls56-dtl
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LAND AGENTS ct Florence, Nebraska TsE'y.
BRRWSTER 4 KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located IN Sioux etV,
Fort Dodge and Council Bluns.
N9Collections promptly attended TO-.
E.P. BREWSTER, B. r. KNIGHT,
Atty. 4 Coun'f.A Law. Civii Engineer & Surveyor.
REFER To-
d.. J. ". Withsiwax, Dawson Il Grisgs,
Il. Price, ksQ, | 1T. Lame, ESQ.
MAJ 10, 'ss-diy @'
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NEW TIN STORE.

NEW TIN STORE.
1NHk subscribers have just opened . store Har-
i rison between Third and FOURTH ssrssts, where
.hey intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spouting and
Jebbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware Al Wholesale prices.
ka&s, old copper, lead, ke.. uken IN exchange To-
goods. Al l6dtf1 GRANTEES BELL.
.NOfIcR.
TIVE Subscribers have this day entered into co.
/ partnership In the Merchant Tailoring business,
under the name OF A. CAS1RkL & CO., and will
carry on The business Al the cid stand, where nay
be found fresh assortment Of
$40 New and Se0oO0A bic 0OOdS,
Tor GentlemeRS wear, and made up 10 order Ia the
latest Efyiss We have on hand large Hssor TN at
of the best made Furnishing GoOas, consisiiDg OF
all varieties OF
Sh rts, Underskirts, Drawers, stock Ties, era.
vsts, Gloves, Hitts, 6oeka, Suspendsrs,
Braces and ything ia th.s line, for sale low
marx. Give us call. r= .zA
4. CAsfkEL,
aEE 6EO LATIMkk.
Davenport, OCT -, SO nov Ietf
POTASH AND CALOR DE LIME.
Fer sale by a ALVORD VAN PATTHS.
G.f,x
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THE PETTICOAT QUESTION,

The secret of the ease and grace
with which the Empress can support
the enormous rotundity Of skirts, which
she still wears, lies simply in the gra
dation Of stiffness existing in each pet,
ticoat- leach one OF lighter and more
elastic materials as it approaches the
surface. The taste and care with
which her Majesty is TINS sttirsd will
forever cause the despair OF those ia-
dies who, still maintaining the SAME
extent Of crinoline. take not the same
special prssaution concerning the ease
with which it sets to the figure. ThS
invitations issued FOR the great ball
given by the Duchess de Saint NJ
on the occasion Of her daughters mar
riage, bore the singular recommends
ton, printed in the body Of the invi-
tation, sans crinoline;' and thus
more than two hundred ladies. all
leaders Of fashion, and (more than
that leaders Of distinction, likewise
appeared with their dresses reduced
to the graceful proportions Of the hu,
man figure.
Dsntau's soiree has likewise been
Of service in recalling the ladies Of
Paris to a consciousness of tb G inferior
position they have assumed by thu
disguise they have been wearing So
long. The talented sculptor exhibit
cd at this soiree the companion studies
he has been executing for the Emper
or Of Russia the one simple beauty
attired in the graceful drapery Of an
tiquity; The other lady fashion
a1abte in all the hundred wonders OF
the most stupid and 'nngracefnl mode
that was ever invented. Needless to
say that while the gentlemen We're
much amused at the exhibition, the
ladies were rather penaudes;; bnt,
Notwithstanding all this, they with
drew from the entertainment more
than ever persuaded to continae their
efforts to outstrip their neigiibors III
the grandeur and extent oftheir crino.
line London Court Journal.
NEW DODGE. =
The door, bell of a dwelling a the
west end Of Fourth street was rung
violently, yesterday, by q web dress.
ed man, who appeared to be in great
haste. The bell was answered by the
lady of the house, when the following
dialogue took place.
Good morning, madam. Is your
husband ct homef -'.
" No. sir; he is ct his office On Maiu
ax~~cAaiss Fea I&s4 es4s E5tVa Z. fs3F*s 'se
-. - .ss. 80, .agss ssgssessa
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StoDfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
StoDfs
GREAT wERTERN CINCINNATI
s T o v e s r o r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory.
% street doors Kast Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail!

NNHEkE viii always be found one Of tae best al.
Y sortnents OF stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet iron.
Nlrs, Jspsnned Ware, Tin, sheet Iron add Copper
Wars!p this city. Among his assortmehtof
$ YOV Il s.
stoves, coal Of ~oodi al . fui. and complete ss
sof lnie NJ Pariof, Box aaj Aesng stcsss Elevaisi
oson stoves, aad maLy other patterns TOO numer
small Pronls; Good work. all wsrrsnted or 10 sale;
One dollar sass isa dollar rned; and 0y calling
al his Steve store yon viii save u and get jusf e.
good an article - Al any other house.
Particular attention paid 70 Hoase kooADg, Spoai.
lag and JOB Work in general out Of good IiL AMI
ronsge By this motto: "Qniek Sales knd Small
Prpfts'' aep6J II. L. HOkSE.
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NEW TALL MILLINERY

PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLINkRY STORE.
toHarh o. sRApY AHp raKD srRskrs bAvssros1,
IOWA. -9a754gr u
THE subscriber takes pleasure il infoyning the
L Ladies' OF davenport, Rock Island aud viciBisy
that he has Just retarnsd from New York win
splendid sssor,m s9t Qf II z4s4 EEI n
Millinery, Ema abFotAery And Fancy
GsOOOe. st
o0r stock of Bonnet xad Sash Ribbons, bracadsa,
striped xnd plaid black aud eoiorea Velvet
Ribbons, silk VsIveu, Sstins, Silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
StRaM Ronnesa, &C.,
A.. larysst k.st Spa1 krungkt IA AZ AZ
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Commission Wsfchanis.

sp Ca.u.s G.. .kkrsKh
GRAHA 4 kErNEh,
rorwardin0 and Commission Merchants,
no. q 2BURRoWs'SEW BLOCK, FhoNl siHHS J.
Davenport, Iowa,
.,raousua.itsd for the purchase OF TRAIN, fs'u''
W COL and PSoius generally.
--RHFEaEEGEs-~
Huuows, ,s Pretty NAL, Davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pusey Il " ise, Phil, Pay
Springer, Haresngb i Co., Pillseaif' fs''
spanx & Co.. - =,
iaseDh L. kideI, 81. Louis, Mo-,
NeBriie i Hammer =, einainnau, ohio,
r Neloy Il Sous, \ Lisbon,
u. q D. aeDon.id q Co., WelisSiiis...oai",
Aohian Aeftia,
Georgs Wells, .u-&
Hams, ,Gsrrst-ona Co, t!sfsisIdi
Hassuy 4 Sineialf -
lanes Graham, Ss~ uAIdshJ
MERCHANTS gene srali,. salem,
teb n ls5s- dH
M. Dhs.Xl:I.L ~ Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CEks:
,,ar,Earding A Com lihi rchant L.
usaisrs In SAN, Ceraen !. Plaster, Glass and Naiis
toruer I'd d Perry Se,, DAVENPORT 'o"a
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WrSfsTifs.
= -....---..---.----.. !.

= : -. ID OALHs
r " a cI q. 49,
NJ A00N,
AK p,,,,x no - frent ct. and Lsvss.
LILY eeslSing fresh supplies OF shsi.. G>.r;.,
ssas faii csaasnse has 81 sS ioI Aa.yy M
% more favorable terms than c.untn- - 0sE Ans
So Iueiz " Chla.o r. sijis. ~ eystsfS eens to
| crooa,,; ss sa
W. va.ls s.tJ ~ -. OSSA AO0s
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SpYcIAI INYrTArroN

We would particularly invke the Ladies' 10 call
aud exsnin our beautiful assortment Of SILK, siik
aud Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet BOnaets ofthe
newest Psris Styles, dark and white tnma med Straw
BoOnsts, infants smbroid cred Hoods snd joel. !.
Caps, dxc. d aA8 a
Bonne,s Of every description made 70 ordor, and
warranted 10 please. Mlliners supplied with Pat
tern Boanets and every srtieie Ia their Nae, 81
Wholesale.
ed. Marking and sta IN ping 70. IN kinds Of smbr
DEFY and bndins dc1e 70 order ~ sken notes.
W.B NICHOLS,
r cor. Of brady & - sts., Davsnpon, 10.
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SANDERS 4 BRO. 0a1stts
q. X. WEST, stats DeaeorGt.
H. LIScHEH Il Co, Der Dsmserdt
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PkNNsYLVAHA RAILROAD.
6a sal 49,

"a - q ZyIp3 7
The great Central Route, connecting the At Ian ne
cities with the Western, Northwestern, nns seIth.
road also a. Pittsburgh wiia da,iy line Of
steamers all perts ON The estsrn hisefs, and al
Cleveland and SanduaEy with steamers 10 ell porte
ouJ the Noftt western Lakes; making the most c-
rect cheapest and rsiiesie route 6y which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Grea. Mess.
Bates between Philsdelphia and PitAburg,
First Class .--Boots, shoes, hats
aud Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin ln. . ,oo
boxes, bales and tIunksD Drugs
lin boxesdx balss,l Furs, Feathers,J
second Glass -. Domestic Sheet
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin origi-
nsl bsles,l Druss lin casksJ Hard f75e. vIDOk
ware, Leaf ther (in rolls or ooxes,
Wool aud Sheep Pslts, Eastward.
Third asss..Anvils, steel,
Chains On essks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed QoOeoor in sacks)To- ft5e y icU '
bscco, man ulactursd, (excspt Ci-
FSurth Glass .CoHee, Fish, ,Ba-
con, Beef & Pork, lin cssks or boz
es eastward3 Lard & Lard OIL, }55c SIoo =.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &e.
FL0UR-Sl per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5U els. per 100 sunIil further notice.
C0IT0A-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight until notice.
IFin shipping Goods froman polat sss. of Phil
.asn. ss m saod. 10 ts
gents for this Road 81 Phadniphs PittsbuTg, will
bs forwarded without dsteniicn.
PRslaHr AossTs.-Harfis, Wormly d Co., Mem.
phis Tenn, X. e. Sass n Co., ST. Louis,J. 5. Mtteh.
iii & Son, Evansville, lad Dune shli, Bell q Bur
dock, and Carter Il 3ewei, Louisville Ky. X. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Spr,gman Brown, and irwin
Co., Cineinnstf; n. W. Graham " Co., Zxnesvilt
o.; Leach 4 Co., 81 hiiby ST. Boston; Lesch l. Co.
2 Astor House, N. York; William ST. and 8 Batter
plsos, NJ Y oYk: Is. J.. SReeder, Philadelphia; Ma
grsw S kouns, Bsiilmore;6eo. c. Froneiscus, Pith
turx. raF
H:H HOUSTON, GsHsrG! ErsiyAt agent, PAiia
n. .J.LOMBAERT, SGPn. iAsssa, Pa.
PeMnsyivamia HaiirOaa.
Three Daily Through frSins between Phtkadephia
aud PitlsburgA. .-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for pittsbuTgst u A. Al ;, sAd
Pttsburyb fer Philadelphia att a. NJ. The fast line
layes Phiiadelpbisat +. NJ. and Pttsburg for Phil
sdelphia al 4 r. NJ. THE NIGHT kAPRkSS train
leaves Phiadeiphia for Pittsburgh at II NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phladeiphis ut II T. NJ.
The above iines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads anifrou 81. Louis, No., AltoA, Gaienh
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
Vile, KY; Terre Hsute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanssvile, Msssilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, W..a
the stoam packet boats from and TO New Orleans
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had to Or from either of IL.
above pIscos.
For further particulars handbilis ~ the differ
en. stsEting pOlnis Passengers from the West vii!
nnd this the shortest and most pediuols r61ts
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, PhiA.
}. .MkSkiMEN, Agent Pas seagef Lnss Pi,ts.
Phiis. Nov I'd '55 dly