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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

The usages Of party had been violated and the
facts Of great presidential victory permitted to
rot away under their defeat.
Mr.. Phillip johnson of Northampton was elect
ed permanent President.
New York, March 81
> The latest Havana dates say that it was again
reported that a naval demonstration would be
made against Mexico, and that frigate and
four steamers would soon sail for Vera Cruz.
The Reodelfuelgo OF San Domingo City, of
Jan. llth, says that the Government was taking
energetic measures against consplracies which
is supposed to be maturing.
Gen. Santa Anna had been conducted to the
Capital under an escort Of 800 men and imme-
diately put into prison.
An attempt was made last evening to blow up
the store of Macy h Jennings, on Fulton street.
where quantity of gun powder exploded, burst,
ing out the front and rear doors and windows
of the lower story Of the building. No one
was injuren.
Lancaster, Pa, March 2.
Mr.. Buchanan left here at o'clock this morn
ing in special train for Baltimore and Columbia.
There was great turnout to see him off, amid
the ringing Of bells and the firing of cannon.
The Lancaster fencibles accompanied him as
escort.
Boston, March, 2.
The steamship Niagara arrived at her dock
at st o'clock this a. M, too late to forward her
mails by the morning train.
New York, March
A fearful drifting snow storm has prevailed
here since II o'clock last night and still contin.
ues.
The travel is seriously impeded.
Correspondence of the n. Z. Herald.
Washington, March l.
A treaty is now pending in the Senate recent
ly negotiated by our Minister at Constantinople
| and the Persian minister to the Porte.
The treaty b simply Of . commercial nature
but in this respect it win not be acted upon til
after the 4sh Of March.
An attempt will be made to morrow on tht
part Of the House Naval Committee to get "
the steamsloop bill and put it upon its passage
| Is it came from the Senate.
WalEngford, Conn. Mar. 2.
A collision occurred AZ noon to-day here OF
4 the Hartford and New Haven Railroad, betweel
/ two freight trains, slightly damaged three en-
1 eines and catching brakeman between tn
cars, tearing of one Of his legs and injuring III
] foot on the other leg.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
A Standard Medicine.

Dyer's Healing Embrocation has reputation unlike
ta of any other Medicine. 1t takes precedence of any
other article used recommended for like purposes and
whenever introduced into family persuasion would
induce them to be without it. Reader fyou have
used it, and have unfortunately beome Cut, Wounded
Bruised suffering from Pain either external
terna try Dyer Healing Embrocation once and you
will ever after keep it on hand.
A. II. FIELD, Providence, R. L. Proprietor.
eE Sold in Burlington by sQUIRES BLOSS, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. and by Druggists
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
nnna7

Wonders, indeed. tits known everywhere IS Stand
ard Medicine, Sure Remedy, and Universal Panacea
Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Burns, scalds Lumbago,
Bore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints Cholera, Wind
Cholic Dysentery and numerous other Ills and aches
Its popularity is owing to its intrinsic merits Once
used, It is never dispensed With 1t Is becoming daily
and popular, and is performing remarkable
day by day All persons whe have used this
Great Remedy all Of Pain, should ct once OBJ
-. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
A Western Agent Writes as Follows

~ " OSVV11x 11E Oz3V w 13VOO eSO = Vk30"S'
lady presented herselfto me with the right cheek
swollen much pain in the REGION with nervous tremor'
She was directed to apply your Healing Embrocaton
very two hours, rubbing 1t gently with piece of cloth.
On the first application she exclaimed How smarts
but by persevering she relieved totally cured
the following morning. Such the effects of this
derfu Medicine Dyer's Healing Embrocation, aaordng
the cheerful evidence Of its disease conquerng
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
The NE Plus Ultra"

0fa Pain Desroyers is Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
This Medicine has received ndspuable proofs of its
lue, from sources worthy of reliability and confidence;
forming array Of facts unparalleled in the histoFs
any other preparation. 1t is worthy of the perfect
confidence, performing it does most astonishing
and giving fresh evidence daily, Of its disease conquer
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

NEW ROOKS.-Little Dorrit, by Dickens.
IN Recolections of Life Time, by 8. G. Goodrich,
Peter Parey,) 2 vols
Elephant Club, by Doesricks.
Lena Rivers, by Mrs. NJ. J. Holmes.
Humors of Falconbridge. z,e s--
Violet; or the Gross and the Crown, by Miss McIn.
tosh. ...E.-.
Just received at (dec. 49, BROWNS bookstore.
7 COOKING GLASSES.-65O Looking Glasses,
IL commencing at ten cents and up to dol,ar-.-
You can buy Looking Glass from eheap per than at
any other house in this city. SCOTT,
an22-d&w Main Street
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
A Pain Destroyer.

Dyers Healing Eu,brocaton destroys Pain, Externa
and taternal. Reader, dent be without it. 1t viii
many Doctors bill. II you unfortunately become Cut,
Wounded or Bruised, use it. If you suffer from Pain
either external internal, Cholera Morbus Rheuma-
ism, sprans Stiff Joints, dc, try it, and 1t will certainly
eHec: The inestimable value of this wonderful
preparation has been conclusively proved, and
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

CEEDS.-The attention Of Farmers and Gardeners
y Is solicited stock Of Seeds consisting In part
Of Clover, Timothy Red Top, Blue Grass, Mn'et, flag;
Usage Orange, Peas Beans, Onions Bret carrot, Cab.
bage Cucumber, Radish, Squash and Mellon. all OF
which prepared to sell in any quantity aud st
low prices The above seeds all he depended upon
Of the best quality fresh grown and true to their
names KEITH, ROBINSON Cn:
feb II Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
ATKINS ATTENUATION

CHICAGO. Wagons, sold and warranted by
~ feb 10 KEITH, ROBINSON Il co.
Eurlinufnr nwa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

LARGE assortment of Shoves, Spades, Fork s
"A Rakes, Hoes, Hoe Rakes, Wrenches, Log, Trac
and Binding Chains, Pumps, Grindstones Arber
and C.anks, Post-Augers, Iron Bars Picks. Mattocks
Jack-screws, Yoke1rons, Whaerees Neck-iokes, Bull
Rings Leaders, OxBows, Handles, Ladders, Spin
ming Wheels, Wheel Heads, Saddles, &C. &c.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.
feb IL -s,.. Burijup on. Iowa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

DLANk BOOkS.-J. P. BROWN. Barrett House
ID Blu ldings, has just received large assortment Of
Blank Account Books, including L-dgers Journals, Day
Books, Cash Books, Records, Docket Memorandum and
Pass Books, Copy and Composition Books, Copying and
Drawing Books &c. all and styles OF binding,
from the best manufacturers and will be sold
Eastern prices. tnov. 26th)
NVOCkION,S Patent Straw GutteFs.-
- We are authorized Agents for the sale OF County
Rights in h Stockton's Patent Hay, Straw and Fodder
Cutter in Iowa. Persons wishing good chance in pur
chasing the right of territory from Will do well TO give
call, have only eleven counties yet to dispose
of (jan 2u-bp3m) KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
4ealing Embrocation
A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles distressing complaint, is prev.
alent than Is generally supposed 1t is attended with in
nammation-smal Turner'S, in the generality of cases
make their appearance producing irritation when the
body heated ndescrbably painful which it is impos
sble resist scratching, and the only present relief
to be desire the skin or This disease is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant Clerks and
those of sedentary habits most subject to this ma!a
dy. Let all afflicted try Dyer's Embrocaton and We
warrant immediate relief and an eGectual cure. Many
troublesome of this complaint have been remeded
by he Of this great Medicine. We present fact
fact in confederation Of this statement and thous
ands bear testimony to the great value Of this AHea
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

REANA Rocks nj Eastern Prtces'-
LEDGERS,
30 CRNALS,
DAY BOOKS, ST..
CASH BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS q BLOTTERS,
RECORDS d DOCRE7S,
TINE BOOKS DIARIES,
MENORAND UKS & PASS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, all sizes and styles
For sale at (jan ~ BROWNS Bookstore
(NLOCKS.-A few more of those handsome Clock
4 FIR s.Ie at
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

Should constantly be supplied with Dyer's Healing EN-
orocaton-which is invaluable in any emergency, acct
dent sudden Illness and should be applied the
Of any casualty whatever 1t is really inds
pensabe Let every reader of these lines obtain
this Great Remedy and Life Preserver and guarantee
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04

The above property in whole part will be for pri
vate sale until zUih March, 1851 Enquire of the SUBJ
scrber, or Starr, Phelps Robertson, at their Office
under the Court House.
ALSO, will sell at private sale fifteen of land
lying about mile from town, the Burlington and
Nit. Peasant Plank Road, under GOOD improv ements
feb 2nd&H I'd p ~ SHORT
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-04
KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.

CRUPE'S Butter Working, Thermometer, CYL
VI inder and Dash Churns. Butter Mnu'ds, stan'p'
Ladies' Cheese Hoops and Presses For sale at tie
feb IS BURLINGTON AG'L WAREHOUSE.
LIVERY Farmer his own Miller
T. Felton's Patent Self-SharpenIng Grist MIL, for
sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO, Ag'ts.
feb is e.F Burlington. Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

twill strike every one with force tina, popu's
tion has incre ased much faster than cattle. The
burocks have increased only tSo-thirds as fas' az
the people and The swine only half fast, in all the
country, While in twelve OF the Oldest States the
following table shows inst wha. we have alleged
that an increase of population and more extensive
subjugaton of wild lands 70 doues'i, purposes has
tendency to decrease the lumber of domestic
snmals and produce the necessity for the peope
10 css,e in some measure their mcstea,iog habits,
al adept 6iet Of roots, cereals, legumen', and
culinary vegetables Even butter and cheese must
be given up, in great measure, OF continue to
grow more and more expensive 70 the consumer as
The grta. pas lures of these old States are concerted
into grsin-felds or gardens to produce veg
etsbles fCr the use Of the cities and the
constantly increasing, densely populated rural aud
manufacturing districts; or TO furn,h the immense
demard for milk which the growing cities creste,
and which the railways haSe extended in radius
of hundred miles inland, so tina. farmers cannot
afford TO manufacture Their milk, which was for
merly otherwise worthless, into butter and cheese,
at tie old, or even at the present prices. TINS
milk business also, has another Important effect
upon the production Of srmal food, because 1t III
duces an almost entre destruction of calves through
out all the region devoted TO the production of milk
for city use. A great portion of these calves too
are destroyed While SO yOuOg that they are ab;o-
lutely unfit for human food, though largely con-
sumed by low grade of the foreign population OF
cities; but the amount Of sustensncc 10 calf only
two or three days old, is of course very small as
the weight is light and the meat nutritious This
destruction of the very seed of cows as we'll as
betyes, in the very extensive regions furnishing
milk to the inhabitants of towns and ties, necesst
tates continual and annually increasing draft upon
the newer lands of the North. Wet
Let US frat look at the actual decrease of ami
mails in New England, New-YOrk, New.Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Thy sHoR1aonrrD LOsSLkes.-rhe following IS
,rspslsied nom LEIPZIG joke-oook, entitled WI"
The very tall .ni somewhat short sighted Coaas
Y On 4. Journey, bad to sleep with mach ,hofua
friend in Tie double bed Of country inn wssas ~
sooD after dsybresk be found 81. short aoca nj, Of
I'D feet hsng ng over the footbosrd. He waSed up
The soorir short man, snd said: You VIII get your
Ssstb Of ID, my friend, if you do not dra. 70 your
SeetI You are mistaken, wS The reply mo- ss o
Ton,t. he 60 good however a. 20 look ooos, more
en- a, thi, distance cannot recognize them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
10 a,rips lepr psrod Of low pricee-tA.i 3, conn

to daring long period Of lcw prices-thst Is, com
pNsti,ely low with the prvsen', So the pre~cai
bee are with pnees in the oder countries Of
EWope.
The FIRST table shows the United States census at
two decades, of ANIMALS, ana the per cent increase
Of each, AMI comparative per cent increase OF
population.
xrnBER AND INcRE.sk OF CATTLE N THr rSIrKp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains the HewYort sd
Erie Railroad.
On and sftsr MONDAY Oct % and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave New pier foot Of Dusnsst ~ 20 via
Buffalo Expess-oonseetins at Binshamton with Express
Af4a D. m via Night YIpress-oonnectins Of Biashsmtsa
With Express Trrin for Syracuse and Osweeo.
Throush be procured At the Iehet Once OF ne
Eew-York and Erie Road. W. b. oILbbni, SuPt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
feaal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Couny Of Nev.Yot notice 10 hereby pyen 70 a.
persons having claim. ssiast the Estate Of THOMAS MONA
6HAN OF the City NewYok decreased 20 present the
same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber his residence
No 6 Third street the City New fork on or before the
twenty third day of FebrusIy BeKI-Dsted Nsvfort As
eighteenth day Of August, 1855
ANDREW r JACKNAN,)
PHELIX HART EIecuioTa
.nfe lsv6rlras MATHEW MONAGHAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
with SURE CONNECTION. -

" sn., iss Me-. ssOrs sss Sss., esns gd 20 ~
Ft, pounds free 10 eent per poaod ON sIce..
-. frotn OCEAN by Panama Railroad ISoosb
S.TfPokEIk vi. Panama RsilTosd- The Uaitsd States
Nh s,ssH hip Company VII ei.paieh Tor AsPiNWALL on
spIsnAY jan g. at2 O'Clock precisely, rom pier
-, - Wsrrbst North River. the web known aud last
ss.sn.htr GFOROE LAW, Capt VIM J. H"rndon; u y ~
R..cn,.t, aid Mails will be 6rwafded ~ Psnsnz Railroad,
80 ,e,, Al PanauA with the Pafe Nal Ste.n.hp Com
49,. n sypi6osut steamship JOHN l. STEPHENS X H.
fssy,op Commander Vh viii b. N reehines 1ld leave NO
rs<isiey Cor San krspc1soo . D.. ,----,,- r., -
The pubbc Informed ths the Pac'bc Mail Stean'hp 'on
-. i.ys have one Steamers lying PanAns
s,aJ Cor syod aaJ possible detention OF Passengers OF
1ar passsge apply 20 W RAYMOND - the only once Of
a. yrpares No. IN Hestst, Of WIiens y T
nOnth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

The exports have trebled in this period, while the
production Of meat has decreased, and thus the do
maid has exceeded the supply, while, from long
acquired habits Of consuming large quantities Of
meat, butter and cheese, our population are un.
wiling to forego their use for vegetable food, not
withdrawing the incre ase Of price; and oOnse-
quently there has been a very large increase IA tho
price Of all kinds of food producing animals; and
that increase will BE- permanent; and hence the
producers are perfectly safe in bD ns their eacu-
la,on, upon this fact and in enlargins their ope-
rsiions.
Nothing but rise Of prices OF animL food to
point that will induce decrease Of consumption
can now affect the present condition Of the cattle
markets Of the country. The prices Of butchers
meats in New York are still so far below those Of
London that expectation would take place If the
meats could be irsnsportedin their fresh state but
the ference in price does allow shipments Of salt.
ed provisions, and tina. will it already has done,
continue TO affect the price Of cattle to the remotess
farm Of the great north western region OF the Mn-
,issippi Valley; and, while Is enhances the profits
Of the producing clsss, will continue to raise the
price to ell the nOa-prOducer who rush into the
vortex Of cities, or in any way cease 10 raise the
food they consume
The tendency Of the political economy Of the
United States under the Tariff Of le4G, which
promised such marveis Of Improvement is TO de-
eI.~e ibe prediction Of ali food-prodaciDs AMI
nslr While The consumers are increasing faster
than IN any other country on earth. What Will be
The final result Of this policy remains for time to de-
yelou II cur facts shall have tendency TO assure
producers tha. the demand vii not abate, and
therefore induce them 70 increase the supply, we
.hal be content. r tka. IL the osecs Of ibss arsi-
ele.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
Aleoiral.

CAMPHORATFD STRENGTHENING PLAs-
~ TER-Cured Judge Bhdssn Of q most painful SeurAlsc
Rheum. bed confined hm tb. house for SIX -eeh'
other rrmedis Plsstes him relief that he
went TO bis the day For Lmeness Of oil kinds and
Diseased Lsnsa For sale by Drsssists generally
X. b. NEWMAN, Proprietor
No. oOS Hudson-st., ew-Y0rk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
U1FE REGULAR NAL LINE via sTONING-

IL TON for BOSTON and PR0NIDENCE-Inlsnd route
without delay, change ofcsrs or baggage
dbe STEAMERS COMMODORE Capt. Joel Stone, and c.
vANDERBlLT Capt, W. fIsEee, IN connection with the
StoDnsoD and Providence aud Boston and Providence Rad
roads eayips EewYok daily Sundays excepted, hon Pier
No North River FIRST wharf sbOve Battery place O'clock
and Stol pgton At SS0 the arrival OF the man
bslB W hich lssves Boston at $50
The 9. vANDERBILT from Hc~-York Monday Wednes.
day sad Friday. From Sonnston, Tuesday, Thursday and
Hsfurdsy.
The COMMODORE nom Nev-York Tuesday THURSDAY, and
Saturday From Sonngton Monday Wednesday aud Friday.
PAssepgTs proceed from StouDston Railroad 10 Provi
5ence and Boston In the Express Maui Train reaching said
place advance Of these by other and In
ample for AL the early morning lines connecting North
and East Passengers that prefer remain board The steamer
ENJOY . nights undsturbed breakfast desired
bse Master accompanies the steamer aud trSin through
each way.
For psss bcrths freight apply Pier No.
3Eorih River, at TIE ooioe No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

CANDS' Observation-Disclosures purely Vege-
table Remedy combines 10 itself the properties Of Asd'
septic mild Cshnc and Tonic II quiehy removes nom
the blood other fluids of the body the impurities OF
which and feed se.s-thus sth
tns All rootO q malay. Prrpsrsd and sold ey
A. B. d. SANDS No lCo faltonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
DENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD
II THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM EEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN g HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ HOURS
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New .York TO Ill poius in tho West
The Railroad connects ct Pittsburgh Nth r.i
roads Louis Mo Alton, G.lens aud Chicago,
H.; Frankfort Le1n gon ard Louisville KY Tore Haute,
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cinennst Dayton,
sprneied Belefontane SAndusky Toledo, Cleveland Coz
lumbus Zsnesvile Mss'ion aud Wooster Ohio also, with
the packet boats rUm and 10 Ns~Creani b. Louis
Losisyie and Cincinnati
Though Tickets be had any Of the above mentioned
places in the West see hsndb In the hotels Of this y
will 6sd this the shortest most eI"edious and
comfortable route betv the East and West. -,
THROUGH Tickets further Information may DO had al inc
sfce Of the . 1880. u.uno.n
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No. Aston HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Esr YAH Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVER--The splendid and supcrios
METROPOLIS Brown. leaves New
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. a. o'clooh
m and the BAY STATE, Capt Jewett, leaves kew.fert
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at o'cloci
p Pier No N Il the Bakery both touching
New port each way. -
Hsreser no will be regarded secured to any spP&
sapt until she shall have bcen paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
~ Express Freight Tra,n.
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos 10 and II Wsts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Dee.
~ 1885 Trains will leave Chambers Of Station - follows;
Express, $50 ard as Mail, HIS Emisrsnt
siS IN For PouGhkeePsie $50 m 1850 and 30 p IA
For Sns sing M and p IN. For Peekskn, $3.50
The PouthheePse, Sing Sing Peekskl Trims stop Ws3
sstonG Passengers taken Charnbss Canal CoistoPher
nd Ssists Trains ter Newly orb leave Troy IS and lOS
and 49, ?. N, and Eas, Albany :B and 1894
So NJ A v. SMITH, Superintsn don't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER--1he ROCHESTER and
GENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open and in con-
necton h Buffalo Corning and New York, aod New
York and Erie Railroads, forms direct Toste to@ New
TO Rochester
The direoness II this route together with the superior com
fort afforded by wide renders by far the most des
bic between the shove named cities
Tickets can be pre- the NewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Once foot Of Duane aud No 100 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Baggage CHECKED through
Fetbts will be transported between New York and Roches
with dispatch information desired in regard therein
by calling the General Freight Agent Of the
EewYork and Eie Railroad Erie Buildings OF G. s. TAPPAN
E1pres. Freight Ageot. No. 1875 Broadway
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
Sunday J. A. REDflELD, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
larry land and Virginia

This shows very large decrease, bu. nothing to
be compared with what will be shown at the next
census; while the population in the whole OF those
States is increasing every day, and becoming more
and more concentrated in cities, and consequently
dependent upon the Immediately surrounding coun-
try for milk and vegetables, and upon the great
West for supply of butter cheese and meat, aud
all other animal products
As the West is populatiDg with almost fabulous
rapidiy, and towns and cities and manufacturing
villages are growing there as well as here; and as
large number of persons are aud will continue TO
be, engaged in railway building, mining and
other non agricultural employ ments, it is matter
of interest to cattle and consumers, to know
whether this increase Of population carries with
it such a corresponding increase Of food producing
animals as will enable the West TO continue to sup
ply the great demand of the East, even at the
present prices. This may be guessed at by the
guessing population of the Eastern States, and
"reckoned" over by the producers OF the West.
The table embraces Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Ken
tucky. Tennessee and Missouri.