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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14
Assembly Convention.

The Republicans of the Assembly District,
comprising the counties of Pierce, DunnyChip-
pewa' Eaa Clair and Clark, will hold Con-
S>ntion al Eau Clair on the ninth of October
next at two clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating an Assemllyman fer the next Leg
islature to be supported at the ensuing Elcc-
lion, and for the transaction ct such other bus
ineas as may come before the Convention,
Each county will be entitled to three Dele
gates.
", P, BARTLETT, Chm. Ass. Cow.
Eau Claire, Sep. Dist; 1887.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14
Ripr Falls, Oct. II. 1857.

"A correspondent of the Manchester
England Guardian gives an account of
an ascent of Mount Blanc by large par
ty among whom were several Americans.
A young lady, named Tralawny slipped
over an icy prccipice and fell hundreds of
feet into fissure, where she muss have
been dashed to pieces. Living or dead,
however no assistance could be rendered
her, and there her remains must lie until
the last trump shall sound.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14

Ohio, SALMON P. CHASE, the Republican
candidate for Governor is doubtless elect
ed. In Iowa and Pennsylvania, the re-
suit is more doubtful, though we expect
The Republicans have tr:umphcd.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14

Tho Republicans of Minnesota like those
of Wisconsin, are bold in their utterance
ofthe principles of freedom. Their trum-
pet gives forth no uncertain sound. The
platform is q noble one, full of the spirit
of 10. We give one of the resolutions
which unqualifedly condemns the doctrine
of latter day Democracy.
Resol0ed, That withWAsHINGToN, and
the sages of his time, we believe slavery
to be social and moral evil; that in yir-
tue of the following clause of theConsti-
tuition of the United States: "The Con
gress shall have power to make all need
full rules and regulations respecting the
Territories" that it is the duty of Con-
gress te protect the Territory of the Uni
ted States from tho curse of Slavery.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14
GREENWOOD HovI
W. Fl. WINCHESTER, Pr'G'

v,HE GREENWOOD Hoqs s. "
nishcd and kept in the o e. sttit |
proprietor flatters himself thai y he 81
ton to the wants of his guess, VI
their abode with him pleasant "'
Pleasure Parties
vii, find this House an asr,ese:aoE;, tindt
Natural Scenery ofthe klnl An. ~ tie
in the vicinity, is as fine as an S.ith sri
West. The streams abound , m~
Trout, and afford the best ,F1;..bingS.
lovers of the angling art
always on hand. ~, invites BIZ
The proprietor respectfully, I "a 70 gia
seeking either pleasure or pi0D
call. ,orsn
Commodious Stables a'' w.
the House. nav.
BoAnp.-one Dollar f'e'
Dollars per Wooz. ,,.,, ,b,asbS
River Falls. Pierce Coz iS'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14

AN, JAMES BUCHANAN,
and|the President of the
spi-! Pro &orery parsy
ap- IN 1857, aconders
Ms that anybody could
Use: erer haze doubted
con- Sqaotter Sovereign
etfer ty:
ln d" Slavery existed
se 81 at that period and
!, . .. still exists in Kansas,
a 'S under the Constitu-
'fse' ton of the United
-, w. States. This point
. cn has at last been
ps ~ finally decided by
,, ',se the highest tribunal
,'o'e known to our laws.
~, = Hon. 1t could ever
hare been seriously
80 doabteais a mystery.
~ If q confederation of
~, sovereign Sat IS ac-
lqure a new territory
80. 80 at the EXP ense Of
, "" their common blood
~ and treasure, surely
!, 49," wv one set of the part
az. ~; ners have no right
re to exclude the other
g -, from its enjoyment
u ~ . by prohibiting them
un from taking into ii
~ - whatsoever is recog-
on ! nized to be property
s ''- by a common Con-
! :: stitution. But when
49, ~ the people-the bona
~ ~ fde residents of such
49,, w. Territory proceed
~ to frame the State
"'1. Constitution, then it
~ lis their right to de-
y :, eide the important
question for them
Oh Isrlycs, whether they
will continue, modify
or abolish Slavery.
TO item, and to item
jaloae, does tAss CUES
!tion belong, free
from o,' -. -''-
lteJsrenee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14

ENOUGH TO EAT.-There is one thing
on which we can congratulate ourselves
this winter, that, in tho worst event, we
have enough to eat, our granaries arefull
and if we can't sell our grain we'll eat it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14
= OR S 81,

WHEAT! WHEAII
A large quantity Of Wheat esn"a
"A Subscriber.
C. 8, WEIn
September, 30th. 1857, I3~J
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-14

y A&ES DCCHAN An ,
the politician ana
Presidential aspi-
rant an ls4s , qp-
prorss Of the Ms.
sours Compromise
-" Any other con
struction of the letter
would render it in
consistent with Itself
Having urged thu
adoption ofhe Ms.
souri, Compromise
the inference as ir:
resisti5le tbat Con.
gress, an my op'n-
ion, possesses Ms
power to legislatt
upon the subject o.
Slaysry IN the Ter
ritories. What M
absurdity then wo'd
it be, if whilst as
sorting this sovereign
power in Congress,
which poacer from;
ats nature must b
exclusive, | should
in the very same
breath also claim this
identical power fol
the population of 8
Territory in an un-
organized capacity.
In conclusion l de
sire TO reiterate and
re-affrm every SEN
timent contained in
my Berks county
letter, I cling to Ms
Missouri Conlpro-
mise eriM greater
teno.,.ity than ever,
and yet firmly be-
lieye that it VII be
adopted by Coz
gress. <
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

SrrPosyp DISCOVERY OF TIE Town oF BABIL.-
letter in Tss Boston Trarciter from Beinout dated
Dee g. after giving account Of visit by Mr. Place
French Consul at Mosu, 10 the plains Of Arbsla has
tle fol owing account Of discovery supposed TO be
The voriialle Tower Of Babel
Passing on, Mr. Place and hi' party at length dcov-
cred what they believed to be nothing less than the
yeritsble remains of the Toner 81 baoe.be wonder
Of wonders and the grandest spectacle shch The eyes
Of men can coDtt plate In this age OF the world TINS
proud tower, which was built IN defiance OF Heaven,
ana aimed TO pierce the We skies, has lost IN INC
ccurre of age ito al sud-reschiDg elevation S,n
OF as eight stories have fallen and crumbled INTO
dust: but the two which remain are so hisn ust
ikly m0y be @eR t0rtfy or nS Y mites g01Ha; inc
base OF the tower quadreDgular, and esch she
about eco feet long The tower Is male OF Drcss anu
OF the pure,t clay atd of White color, which little
.hedd with yellow tint. Under clear Sun, and ~
,wLce this ancient monument OF human ssfi ana
daring presens foe bending Of colors, WHOM -"
tie painters pallet at defiance. Before Dslng paAeui
u @ bricks had been covered with characters traced
with the accuracy of the band of wrting-maser
Near the top of the letters the straight suokee were
adorned with hourishes resembling the heads OF nails.
All was neat regular and sevefe anu indeed, tnoeo
who saw there specimens Of ancient calligrspby Affirm
mat the fathers # the human wrote better hand
than their children.
Among the interesting discoveries of Mr. Place were
certain inscriptions ets Of gold, silver and copper,
and also upon metal now unknown, and which has
,omewhat of the appearance of ivory. II has been
submitted to the experiments OF an intelligent metal
lurgi.t, and its qualities will soon be asceitaned
Some very curious photographs, taken by the erpe-
dt,n completed their labOrs, one Of which was Of the
ruins of the palace Of the famous Queen SemiramiI
This ancient monument, situated GA the hight OF q
mountain roistd by the hands of men, overook' The
awful soliludts which suuouDd Lake Van-a body oil
Us,er xix or seven times larger than Lake Geneva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

RAuRoAp FoUsDLIsG The acc0mm JeaiOn
tain which cnme from Syracuse on Saturday evening,
by the way OF Aut urn, took on q young woman wPh
an infant in Der aims ut Geneva. When the reln
siopued at Canandsigus the woman LETT the cars ana
did not return Previously TO leaving, however, she
had De her sleeping bs3e vsder the ssa she had
OCCUPIED and left q bundle Of its clothing uPsn the
seat As she was passing out Of the ear q geauoma9
ask ed her II soc had not left her bundle on the se.
Sic repled that 1t did not belong TO her. The nain
came ON 10 Victor where the attention Of the passen-
per, ard conductor attracted by The cries OF an
infant The source OF the LOse vas soon ~oertained
10 be the little pssseDgtr rolled ia blanket under
lie scat The babe proved 20 be hne chhd, about
four weeks OLD. The conductor Mr.. Ward, had the
little creature taken care Of and when the tram arrived
here at II D M il was given 10 the charge OF q wo
msn who takes care Of the Ladies apartment at tiie
Ufpot. A number Of ladies' who were ylsRng near
the Depot CD Sunday evening, heard Of tho stranger
and went W the Depot ard saw Il. They pronounced
Il a beautiful child. What FINAL deposition WI DO
made Of the child we cal say. Before ha usin
reached this city, tie pass Dges assembled sooa. me
li,.lo stranger sDd Il voted that cbfstning
,houh take place mmtdi-.ly. Accordingly wa
o.cided he child should take the name OF The con-
ductar aid that Of a gen lemsn named Tyler, VINO
assisted NJ, Ward 10 making the discovery, ana oie
lame 'sNard TYLER wa bestowed with al due cefe.
mory The old LADY at tins Depot, however, sp hied
Ills Dor, Of Tho proceedings by announcing shuy aa
The infant eeue INTO Der haLds ma geniemsns name
vss hsroly appropriate for femslel The chhd !"
therefore namelese ar yet lRoeh. uni'n' jan D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
NSYLvANIA RAILROAD
i The GRLAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA KALI

FROM NFW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN g HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 80 HOURS
The Shortest and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New York 10 al poiGts Ia the West.
The Railroad connects at Pttsburgh With raj.
roads 10 and from ST Louis No. Alton Gssns .nd ChcSgs
n; Frau kfot Lexington add Louisville, KY Terre HA1e
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati D.ytoa
Ionibus Zsnesvle Mas.on and Wooster Ohio slso with
the steam packet boats from and TO Ne~Oreans, b. Louis
Loni,vile ~ d Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had any Of The shove msnonsd
places West handbls the bOtcls 81 this ey)
Puses, will fbd this the expeditions and
comfortable route betw the East and West $50
Through Tickets further information be had at the
effce Of the . ...ou
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2 ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
JLEL ELLIOTT Agent PennsJlva Railroad Ca.
Nev.York Jan. s. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

TrrRIBrE ExPLosIos % LooOsorIys.-A 1gs
UsId . exploded on "Wednesday, near Nor~ich. aod
y.s liter,Iy torn to pieces. A brakeman n.msd G7o,r
cha Rowan. wa, fatally inbred ard died IN 2 Is.
90 IN a, some distance from the track entirely d.
S1s,ed Of M. clothing aud badly 'csosd. Ano,sg
msn wa, also pcad,d and some forty hogs were killed
az badly mutilaied. Tie boiler TUNED . complete
.om er,tt ard ~ befide the track completely s1'n ~
THcbirery The IN. iDe was 10 the middle OF tsfes
Le.yy freigbt trains bound East which hsd 'tNiea
on ,ljeIty asceLdng grade, ard the eogioeer nss
ccuer On The Central Ohio Railroad untiI reoeo'Y ca
rloyed upon the Baltimore and Oaio ha .l,s], 80
ssufr,d the water TO becoIne 60 low 10 10" r' 49,.
the fues al ore end bs came exposed Iso as1 ,a51
diving wheels with their sxles we're ol'. 10 ~ ,,e.
feet from the sek parting ihroogh, tos rOp o ~
ct the hight of perhaps ~ ie'' l shu ~ AL.
LIMB. l""o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

CYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains The NewYork nd
Erie Railroad
On and ster MONDAY. Oct. 70 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will run I. follows, Sunday, excspsd;
Leave New from pier foot Of Dnaues a. 81 $50 m VIA
Buffalo. EIWess-eonststins a. BnshAmton with EIFess
Train for sy rscIse
At49O p IN via Night EIptess-Oopnoctnt 1t Binshamtoa
Nth Express Train for Syracuse and Osweeo 80
Through Ttes may be procured Al the Tol Once OF ne
Eew.YorI sDd Enc Road w. g. GILBERT, sVp't-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ktENNS1 LNhNIA hAlLhOAD.-ln ne UhEAl
4 CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A.nis esties With
Western North ard South western stses BY COZ
Railway direct This Road also Ptsbussh
With daily line Of Steamers al IN the Western Avess
and Cleveland and Sandusty with steamers 70 a. poTs
Lakes making he most direct cheapest md
'sisbe BY which FREIGHT osD be Forwarded 70 AID
'front.' the Crest Wsst.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FRsT CL,Ss- Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, On ,, 4,
ROoIs Dry Goods I'm bOxes bales and trEnks), taa -
Drugs I'm boxes and bslss) Feathers, Furs Ge.. ~
sEcOED CLAss-Do nestle Sbeetins, smrns AID
Tictny ~ original bse.) Drngs I'm easss Hard 75cens
Leather lin rolls OF bO1.sD Wool and sheep 100 ID.
Pelfs Eastward,
fsRp ca" -Anvtl' STEEL Ce,in. I'm es.s.E (s5eesnP
Tobacco, Manufactured (except Citsrs or cut, &c
FOURTH Class Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork I'm casks boxes, EsstwAd) Lard and 5oeente =
Lard Oh, Malls, Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, 100 D.
Pitch RotfB, ..''''''''''''''J
YLGUl-sl v Dbl until further nchce.
GRAn-50 cents y 100 n until further notice -
notice.
shipping Goods from point east be par
Heusr 10 marx the package "ps Railroad An
Goods consigned 10 AGENTS 81 this Road ~ Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeEkIs-HSIis Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn !
r. r. sass l. Co, St Louis; Mitchell Son, Evsnsvis
Ind Dunesnn Bell Co., and Carter Je~ett, Louie
lille XIV. b. C. Medium Madison, Ind. spdsmAh Brow
md irwin Co.. Cincinnati ~ w Graham Co.. Zsnssvile
Ohio; Leeeb Co.. No 81 Kibyst Boston; Leach Co. Ne
fIstor House Eew-York No. Wilism-st and No. Bat
..rr place Nev.Yorh T. j. Sneeder Philadelphia hsgrsv
Rooms baltimore Geo. C. Frsnciscus Pittsburgh.
H. n. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H LoNBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
JanpaYy s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown leaves New fOrf
every TUESDAY, THURsDAf and SATURDAY, at O'Clock
n m and the BAY STATE Capt. Jewett leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at4 O'Clock
D Pier No. N the Battery both touching At
Newport each way. -
HeIeaer no rooms will be regarded secured TO any ~
cant until the shall have beou paid for .
Fresht Boston forwarded through with great dspetoh
By an Express Freight Tran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

ON, D,.covtRrp.-In qusryirg limestone On
4, ~ r. phi C. BOden, ia Ssyills 70 FnshP,
Per- cave hs- been seOyersd near 20 fst ,Sas'
.Fn-,td vith ,be mot euhously formed ,,lsen".
~ arc .eversl sp4rtmsnis 10 the cave Tue opsI
10. ~ ANAL ih.. entrance has % be mss
Hs hoSA. and knses IL lhsn widsrs on. TO 10 'oss
=" ssob ard y fee. vide. They have 90. reseasa n
81 the cave YET The citizens fAr ana sssi 'o-r
nuInb,r OF go have waited this rOate i'f q"
groupa railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYsrk notice 10 hereby ven 70 20
persons having claims against he Of LOUISA r
USHER hate Of the City Of NewYok Widow deceased
pr,en the with vouchers thereof The subscriber
oFce Of C. and De via Ne IS Nasssus in the CITY o.
HewYork before The .h day Of January nsItDssed
Nsw.YoIk the I'D day Of Jaly, ls& -
typ l.vsnTus Executor he. o. Louisa K. FISHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
nlc0iral.

ALL PERSONS wi,hing Ia become acquainted
N with old Dr. BOYDs NEW NODE Of euins
Dropsy ss cling the feet and legs swelling Of th- alb
chest and stomach difficulty Of brs.thas
bed sleep bosea appearance Irregularities OF the kdaoys
or ,Iipe pssnes weakness s.ne debility wasting svsy,
nav Addre,. T. 30 ID H. D., Station g. NeV York Oae
sbhpq only toward paying the expense Of tn notice aud
return postsst will be required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New YORK notice Is hereby ryrI % =.
person. having claims against GIDEON OSIRANDEh ATE o.
lie CITY Of EewYoTk deceAsed, prreIt the sane iii
vouchers thereof {" The sebsrseI At bis cfe. No l"
IN the City Of EewYork or before the NH day 81 hScs
nslt-Daied NswlOg The 5iA day Of Ssysemess lSoa
ale lGweuTb ISAAC WAAps Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYOrh notice !. hereby oven TO al
persons bavns claims asAsst fkANCEs oEAhAN, se q
Ii. CIV Of deceased present the With
,osch.. theIeofto The subscriber ., AIS ONE NO %
N The CITY Of NtwYork before the vh aAy oil heh
Iext-Ds ed New. Yorl ed day Of August, lSo
.,ss i,xsnTu y r. MARBuRY. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of EewYorI Notice hereby sivrn 70 al
persons having claims JOHN y BARLEY late Of the
city of NewYeIk deceased present thc vita voDea
e, hereof the Subscriber, the once Of JAMES w.
WHITE No. 81 Liberiytre,t. IN the Cty Of SevYork
or before the Twelfth day of March neI-Dsied NevYsrk
the sth day Of September ltte.
70 lawomTu JOHN BARLEY Executor ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

DAMP RATED STRENGTHENING
~ PLASTER-CuI.d Judge Birass Of most psnfu nen-
sc Iheums that bad confined him TO the house for "I
v.is other remedies f.d The PlAsters him reef
thai be his the day For lamene.s OF al
R. B. NEWMAN, Proprietor
No 3S dudsonst, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

DONAN EYE BALSAM.-This celebrated
III remedy and nAsmed Eyes constantly used
h signal success BY gsshed Ocust during long
pro EEL be confidently relied uPonn the
,ey hest sye that used In where the Eyehds
are ipa,nsd IL acts mot like magic in relieving all irritation
and usually effects complete sfer few applications
Prepared and cold by A. B ID. SANDS Drugsss No 100
Fultoi-st, Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Cosnty Of EewYork notice hereby even 70 a, Pr
son. h,yps claims ssunst MARY CUNEO also called MAXI
LARGOhARssINO late ofths city Of New fort DE
present the With voucher, thereof TO The n
,,sdrpoe Ne Al H,.tsrs In the CITY Of SeSYOrs on or
before The Ssh day Of Mach neat Dsed tAe %
.aS l,xBmTu Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County notice lie hereby 10 al per
son. having against MARY LYONS, late Of the Ciy oi
EswYork widow deceased to present the same WITH ronshe
srtof the subscriber the Office Of A. y htSns, "
Sd between the 18th and 18th IN the City Of New York
beiO, The fourteenth day Of February neIt-Ds;sd New
York, the eleventh Cay Of August, 1856.
i.lsw6nTu TRANCIs CLOSsAN Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice 70 hereby given % al
pr,ons having claims Against WILLIAM KEW late OF The
y Of dseeAed TO present the ,sne with vouch'
err thereof the subscriber q. bis Office No ~ Hudson .,
III, Cty New Yort before the fifteenth day 81 July
n..tp,,.f Nsy.YoIk ID, twelfth d.y Of January 1857
U,I.x6mTu, TERENCE BOYLE Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
feQal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of The Comfy of NewYork notice u hereby sven u Al
persons bavns claims Aksnst the Estate Of THOMAS MONA
Than late Of the CITY Of EewYOIk deceased present The
cam, ~h vouchers thereof the subscriber 81 his residence
No 26 Third street the City Of New York before he
third day Of February ncIt-Da'9d NeW-fok, tos
eighteenth day Of August, 1855 ...
ANDREW z JICKAA IN,
PHELlX HART, Executors
,n1oI,vsmTn. MATHEW MONAGHAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
NEw wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEw wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
lt YORK ~ AOCHE0TBR-fss ROCHBSfsh and
6EREsEE VALLrY aAILRoAD e no. oSss md, n s'n-
Yerh End Lre Railroad forms rosts frOa Ss~ fon
TO Roobester.
II. dr.etpe.. Il thi. rost. together With Ia. .speO
be between the shove named c1ii-s
Tcie-, b epsd ct the he.-fs aHd hn- Hohosd
~bet Ohee foot Of DSsnesi ana NO is' brosd~J also m
B.rsA.s checked through
Ter with disp.teh Any Information dered In ressrd hen
ear ~ oe,1neo ey ealing the General Freisht
sewYors ard Ere R.i2sd IN sunemp OF = > IAFfAN
No Aia, OF Buffalo Coming snd New York Rairoat
Sunday. ) A hEDflELD, enpenHt,Hasnt-
NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-On
~ ard sn.I Monday Dec = lss and Until Gortb.s Bosic
P.s.eI ser Tram. viii Lave Pier foot Of Dl.neL ogO-s
DUKKIRK EXPRESS at $50 a m, Et DDthk
NAIL 81 ais NJ for DuBsirs and BuH.o and intermediate
ssp. Passenger by 'h Tr.n viii rsOnsin over Hisht At
Owego md proce~d the neIt morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS al IL m. FOR Dutirk
ROCKLAED Passenger At P. m, via suFv-r',
EEWBCRGH EXPRESS, At 4 p. m, for Eevou-gh, Ots-
vile spf intermediate stations.
FIGBT EXPRESS, $50 p. m, for Duntrk and Bufs'o.
EhIGBANT ~ m, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inferno
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
kXCEPTED.
These EIprets Trans come 4, Enirs with the ntrz
Csusnd.gus ana NasEs Pals Railroad for HArra FAi At
BiDshanton with the Syracuse aud bnshSn;on kKoad FOL
syracpse Coming with Buffalo CorniDE, and Nev-fort
Railroad o1 Rochester; Gres; Bend with Delaware Lsets
WANDA and Western Rarnad for Scranton Bsfslo aud
DBDlk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland. Cns1
D. c. HcCALLUn, Genera Superintendent
~ P4EYs EXPBEss-GrsEslL OfrIes, No l7s Broad
way, n. Y-The Eewfors aud Enc Railroad Company are
now prepared TO do sresaAr EIpIs' Sq ph Ge;
ID G ncCuLus General SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
NEW-YORK AND HAKLEM RAILROAD.-

NEW-JERSEI RAlLROAD-For PHI.A-
Nv DELPhIA and ihe SOUTH ard WEST via JERSEY
CITY and Express Lines; Lave Yorh aud II
o. and t0e S5 u m 81 Is; secypsns II all
stations II and 80 10 keusDsoR Tercash Tickets .d
bI CntHnsti 10 ~ and SIS 5) and The West and fT Ba
more Warrington Eorfo kc and through baggage chect
70 ~ashir st0D IA g IA and p
w WOODBURY.. Assistant sap't
No BsgsAee VII b received for any Train unless
and ehsshSd - Wippts in advance Of he lime Of eavias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
MICHIGAN sOUTHERN & NORTHERN

WI INDIANA RAILROAD is now open between Detroit
and and Trains connecting ~ Adrian With EH
yr, Ts Chicago and Toled, and al Detroit with r'Aios
o. the Grsat NeEtIn, Detroit Milwaukee s1d Mehsan
C<z'r Rafosds For further information, apply to JOHN r.
PORTER Agent No lsS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROVl-
L. DENCE kc.- On aud anrr Dee lsSS EXPRESS TRAINS
AZ The Hartford and F.hA Railroad Will Hse
d on the arrival Express Trains of the New forA
and Haven and New Haven Hartford and sPnsheic
lively. ASnooNSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fan and Winter

~ Ausp cement lsupdSys excepted Trshs going East,
Leave Brooklyn Gresnp0rt 10 daily for fsP6anh
a IN daily ane on Saturdays 345 for Fn mnsdIe
N and IS for syosset At 10 and S:t p M or
Hampstead 10 ~ m and S;tb aud for jamaica
10 . m 10 m, SIS s. and $50 m.