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MAKE A NOTB ON TT"

An arrival of aovtlss In tsline of Drugr articles
Is announced at the Bridge Drug store Among
them Dr. Wason's Elastic Injecting Instrument latest
and best improvement in syringes-Hngerys Improved
Breast Pumps, aearanted not to gel Of ordsr-snoW.
dsna Elastic Darrell Syringe, neat, compact cheap. and
useful article See advertisement in another column
then do 6ettsr-sO and see the articles atthe
myls BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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MEDICAL,
lGeToMls TTWcTuRn

HA1deToEPs T1NcTURn
TINcTURE
3 WILL CURE COUGH.
TINCTURE
Will CURE RHEUMATISM.
TINOTURE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
TTNCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPTOG'S TINGTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA
TINGTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
TINGTURE
WILL MyIGoRATE.
HAMPTON'S TINoTURE
WILLsCURE LOW SRIRTTS.
HAMPT0G'S TINCTURE,
wherever used has been SuceesIul in CURING DISEASE
ES g, 2 p OF WoliEX and CHrLDREN It Is A
and gho1ld be used In family.
AR. FIA. HIGH.
No, 1875 soUFH PAcA srREEF, BALIlNoRE
''U & sD7$ sP s1G 1i'o'' N''''e'
o.s r.aai 6 eqss S ~ ose Il ssars ssadao
"H1 TSYo q Efsess e. S2as. r9StoEsd e ataA
No. $50 Baltimore !t.
N'r 'dss egd. viasi tsS sif 81 y ZEE Ss1
AEREDITAIsY SCR4FgLA.
s., q &c from Ts mas Of
Ing o[sE he eTeb.iIs 20 \. ~, o,ss b1 FrIotien-
cured BY Ha%p!sn' ems Vegetable Tinstqre.
MI VIM Oldham, Of Baltimore custom house, suffered
from these complaints for IS MONTHS with BODY and mind
severely effected. He IIampton's YeEsIab
TnetuTe, after other thngs failed =.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. DO.
M Henry C. IVlnn had Cough for Sears-Ereat veat
ness ete had in ALL 1--WE six physicians tried ali the
HAALPTO62S EEGET1BLBTZ8oTURE
EnHRe9 S e SRE BEL 6aSyyn GItIEena!
A XEDHCXRE PROVED BY 770ES1 ms 70 1-
TIE GRE4ELNPZG0RAT0RAN REST0PEP 9R
THE sUMMER-ITs DIsEAsEs-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND.
|HAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TIVCTCPF
this medicine In Cholera MorbuS DiarrhosS and %
OF the Bowels Incident to the 6eaSon Il ivIor1t.1 ~
omaeh ana bowels and renders system TeSt sS,i'
iI Se u s0'nDeung the approach Of indeed ali forms
HANL,T06nS VEGETABLE 7ZNCTURE
" us mud action on the stomach, liver and kdnsva m
Afsctt01S, PdtHs IN tRs BaeE SUI - E usS ISa0
cTofnL1 RAeWmGtisS1 Gotf Ne1rr1I1i1 III.
s5 5 ktes b09et Complaint H0fzaS and Ns1ostS M
'ssseet SHu Al 9i5eaSeS arisnE from impure blood
DELICATE 6RILDRER
one bottle Will prove Its superior virtue.
haPtons IiRcture cannot be exceIed AS leautIfvInv
agent IT'S lar superior to any coTmetJcs n fh
producing beautiful clear skim giving 10 the ehrsI
cSlor OF the rose ipartlng to muscle thSi I
eh9 elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health such rr
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headaeh. r, ,
t.Is ma oeen cured BY -aS inVEorator an re.
superior to all the eordias ever before tbe pobl ~ ~
l0uta and OIL Age, the Single and Married We nsr ~;
most valuable remedy. % ef uie
Call and get Pamphlets traits and see epre.
I0F SAFE by II. II Logan & Co, wheeling, Gen.
'0ldby MORTIMER 81 n S!E,,
pzy-P,t..a and sO4, BroadEay, N. Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in the ceFacSte Of respectable
ctiEen tesnE that entirely cured Of this dread.
full disease by using BRRHAvE'5 HOLLAND BITTERs
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate to any
person dOubting this statsment. apa-1Rdaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

The Louisiana crop this year promises to be
= good one, and present high prices win take
from producing countries every available pound
for sale, so that upon the appearance of thenew.
crop, indeed so fast as it becomes certain that
the supply of sugar will be abundant. prices
may be expected TO recedc. y. Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

PROF. @. j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ron PRoDUcno nln Of
BALD HE DIS.
AND RESTORING
GRA1 HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
MIS- ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PRFpARA.
tIon has never failed to pFoiGe. FroEth on BS1j
Heads when used according to the directions and tnT
in al is onsf hsa iInf us ssso9s y
ns,Sn. S. RemSTes at once an scur danruG
the scalp Y also prevents the hair from becomin mn
HAIR S vi a6d afPSf AIN AND b 1876 gsst
tlon annex few certificates to eorrObOrate
STATE Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81, 49,
aaxe used Professor O. J. WoodS Hair Restorative and
saSeEh. Sas gag but p g. q
doubt permanently so. SIDNEY BREEZE,
gentleman Of Boston writes his friends In Ns Bed
ne your Inquiries would reply, that when rst COM
va almost white and had been 90 for the iSst Ten
and pulled optfEeely found that before sd g 9G s,
entreIy lWhieh was eight Eeeks) my hair was
now Tree from dandrnG and quite moist ISy. Ss5
seen any thing like white hair StSrtI1 Ton never
new aS thick 91 It ever vas and does not com. a.
July ], 1855. - i't YoT T9ul - "ish 10 ask
earstr. 7 h,,. Gardiner, Maine, June 42, a.
aud truly say It is te rrste"t Al,
aye Ior restoring and changing
fSiS b.S lug ~ was aS gray Of seventy Nv
mend e ita original color. You ear recon.
~ tns world without the least fear as nv
Prof yv,o, 49,, st. Louis, March T. 1854
oi Moou My hair Commenced failing o Soy,s tbr.s
since, and continued to 40 "a tInt ESst
1ed All the popular medicines OF The 5.r
~ Al last vas induced
~ as hsstoratVe and am happy to saw K IA
aers. nave now hne growth 81 vosTS
AHAg EeeOtnneno It's use to all similarly afaieted
A q RiLLIAMs, iSs second Street.
AS u 20 certify that one year ago a1 etits ~ "a
y min upon the top Of my head tbSt fsS ~
IN tlS condition applied for and oStajged q
W ~; RestoratiTe, ana be for ~ i,tS.5
onS 9uSIt P2ttie Tie gray hairs had enfIrei ale. S
ano y had thicker ed up aS TO be aS fiji y:
-sr r. apparently more be1utif1itbRn
oeioEe do therefore, cHeerf6IiS rsSotSj
Y 20 ~ 1hose tadIes who value beautiful head ~
"a use now for IL HEALTHY
- EARAH J. BROWN.
have used proh.,,o. NJ, - ChieaEO, May ], 1884.
Jsd Woods Hair ReHtoFntiVe 10 deeI.
~ prevents the hair from cominrS ont 90
~ E9ss and eottaeSs very Desirable ne few vT"
h4nI nave entirely dlsAppeaFed OtheTT Of
nave uAed " aud concur with me IN ct a. ~
processes % be- HENRY CLARK, AilehIFSn HVsnI. 80
mr. n po.a 81 Louis, Sept. 2O,1SSS,
:. toodsr: have used nearly three bottle ~
and have found Is effects Vefy sat.
,eeof1e se - ~ h4AE 70 IT'S original color, which had
say WM. FRUESDALR
- q =. WOOD co., Proprietor s12 Broadway N Y,n
" Aof sale In Wheeling by
nh. ~ T. H LOGAN Z co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

Are the Agent. for wheeling and vicinity.
~ CAN on them. apa8-1u-dav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

PEHIrNED BRRAIH-what iadv or gentleman would rs
under the curse Of dsasreeahie when ov use
ING me hAl OF THOUSAND sRS' ~ ,cntifFir opjd
render sweet but leave the teeth white ~ naLas
tsrt many persons do not know their breath i had ana
ne suteet y so delicate, their friends win mel TntIo6
II -Four single drop Of the "Bal On YOUR 10 ,th bTlsh
and Na4h the teeth nlght morning 5O.nt hot.i I'm
last year. - is .Ht
the Balm OF thousand FioEsFs Il EIii FsioT tS5s
Pmpies, and eces nom the skin, leaving Il Of sot and
IoSAte nue. Wet towel, three dForG and
wash the face night and morning ~ $50
sAAVtNo MAbn HAsH-Wet your brush In either
YARN Or cold water, pour three dion IFn n =
IlogeFs rub the beard well and i Vim make q
Ing. Price only hfty cent? -
W. T. REFRTDE9 co.,
ReE sale by = n IOEAN ( CO. . ',Sf S1 1SsI;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

MONROE HOUSE.
LoFPOsITE TIE sUsPRNSION PoTnnE1
WHEELING. VA.
WIN. BARR HTT, pTopFioto1.
~ vel SHoHn Hotel has been newly renovated, and
ana e the best Of accommodations 70 tTRYesr
aT tho the city opposite the 9B..
SES9ge and only few squares from he Railroad
B&CRLLRNT SFAHLIN6
y attaehed to tie House. FFaVeIerE and a -.
~ that no palms win Be spared to add 70 CON
s4LS. apSn-Gfaav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

ARRIvALs OF SUGAR AND MoLAssRs.-The fol.
lowing is the quantity of sugar and molasses,
which has arrived at this port within twenty.
four hours ending at noon Saturday:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

Ehaye made late large additions . oar tol 81
trustee supporters, Shoulder Braces BeltS Rnspe
aorieS, BAndages, &C., &es, &C.
and others VIM end Tie anest assortment
% these artieles In the city at Tie
mSls BRIDGE c0REER DRUG STORE
JUST RECEIVED
NJ Nv Stye Han aud PaEioF PaYeFl with new and eauti
~ ial velvet Match BorgFa. ALSO-A FlneTaI SS9ort
aet q Glazed and Common Wan Papers for v la,
!oE Cash. y my16 JOE GRKVfS
WINDOW BLLHIJ&
tQQkts Holland Green, on Cloth an, Ya.
- Hnes o. every description, fer s6ls ehsaphV
12:2 JOE GRAVES
PARLOR MATCHES
slesAntmatsh, Sltrs Fs NEAT and eAeSn mr. al. M,
1gls R.H.L6aGN q CO.
sIa gu - pse5s, i65l fSclITsd a. 5F 75ls ~
GEo.WTtsoN.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.
8.AVRRY

MANURACrURER OF HATS AND GAPS,
Al han't and u manufacturing and FeoeVin larga
ana general aaserenf Of Hats and Gaps eoDprisin
AL the varieties Of color and shape Hats and
IN IN. use o. ee ateSt fashion and nannfaetured from
est material and the best anGhlp, which
soId Wholesale and Retain At the 1oeit possible price
FROM my experience IN the busneE6, having nIun
used my best endeaVoFB 70 please furnish the pe "
good, ashionabie and BsrvIeeabIe hat feel condo
with my present facilities, and large stock on hand a.
am able to supply my patrons With article superb n
any heretofore offered. 80
respectfully request call from those IN want Of fsi
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere.
8. AVERY, No 1S6 Main st
Gpe Wheeling Va
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For Rent,
ME Store Room on the North West cornr NJ Main and
uRion. Apply on the premises to 'N
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.,-,,,,, =. r OE 1G6hC3
VIE Store Room, Main street. formerly oeeuped h,
4 George Mendel Furniture wareroon Apnlv x
dec8l FRANCIS r. ARAIRTRnNSfa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

ll4 Market st., st. Louis 10 sAgi N. LAND
~ =Aor sale In WheelnEby
mh4-.m-4sv 7. LOGAN co.
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REAL. RsTATB SAFES
Wheeling island Propertv

FOf Sale or Kent.
HOUSE on Hampden street-seyernI houses on cpinc,
& = and John streets. All near the IIemPhed Depot an
Tie Crescent Iron Works. Also store room and Teliln
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire Of
JOHN BRUCE.
tan9-u At MF. LutE-AIaFket SQUIRE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

ROOM In the IuteIlIgencer building formerly oceup,ea
"A by J. H. Pendlston, aS law once PoSSeSS,oS I've
n LIST April. Apply at This ONCE. febl6-tf
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Netp'llark Daily Msibn,re
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

LIVINGSTONE'S AFRICAN DISCOVERIES
MISSIONARY TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES IN SOUTH
AFRICA. By DAVID LIvIAGsIOSE, LII d.. d. u. L.
8vo. PIP. 72s. Harper 4 Brothers.
OF the numerous indeiatgsble explorers, whose
travels have fuIn she'd itch store of lofosmstion IN
regard TO the interior Of the continent the character
AZ d the destiny Of which hsve been veloped in
equal mystery no one surpss,es the author OF tins
volume in dauntess resolution, intelligent ob arva-
ton, fruitful achievement and sttrsctveness Of
narrative The interest of his work is enhanced by
its utter fresdsm from literary preteasion; the
writer disc)amDg all knowledge of the craft of aa-
thorship; while be feeliTgy complains OF the irk-
somenets OF composition, and c0ntesses That he
would rather cross tae African continent asaia thai
write another book. But this very Circumstance
:mparts q striking naturalness to his descriptions,
anG gives distDctre,s aud reality to his uosioraed
emeuts, which 10 the resier in quest Of infor-
ma.ioa are far more valuable qusktles than love
Of pcturesqu eec. or the sifs Of poetic iiIds.'a
kcA
The slight autobiOgtsphcsl sketch, with which
the volume is introduced, is marked By simplicity
and iIaDkness which at once create lively p1eso'-
session in favor of the author. He was born IN d
email manufacturing village in Scotland, near Gas
COW, where his father was retail dealer IN Tea,
and IN LIB hun bic circumstances that 1t was no
easy matter to make both ends meet. At The az
Of ten, the con was put into the factory 70 exc GU
tho living Of the family by his scsnty earnings h'
love Of learning, however, was not qlsocaed by h
uptowsId circumstance. With bis irsi week
wsses be bought Lstin Gfsmmer, AID pursue1 to
study OF that language at an evening school, CITE
,tealirg few hour, ftOSl sleep 70 con over his es
sens. In this wsy, be became good Lstin scholar,
having mastered Horsce and Virgil before no WAS
sixteen. His taste for resdios amounted 10 p''-
sion. He devoured everything that 10 could lay his
hands upon exeep; novels, bat his ;hosea aSorits'
we're scientific works snd books OF travels lie asa
no ,tomssh for the Gsvinislic Theology, which Vas
used upon him by lis god Presbyterian i''osr'
and, indeed, could rot endure soy KIND ~ religions
reading, until he becsme acquainted with Toe pop
ujsr volumes Of DR.. rBomss Dick, " wien Nc
found that the union OF eiOD and sciences was ~
20 IotaDs Impossible. A. sgoseqgent peu"d hs
became deeply interested in personal religion. aid
10 tie GLOW OF love inspired By bis ne~.DJrn cops
resolved 10 devote hs lie 10 the allssia,loa 81 bi-
usn misery. HE attention Nss hIt 5iroc,ed b a
mission 10 China BAD ID Orde- % qaafy hiDseif for
,ksi enterprise, he ,e: sb,1l obt,inlns asiiesI
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DEENsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

II TbE UhEAI CENTRAL hOUTE. .
Tho FgEnsyivSnA Rro>d ootes At Pittsburgh With rail-
fo.de cod ff,In 81. Lou No.. Atom alena and Ch
H. Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Sy.; Te-Te Hss.s
Madison yeite sud indianapolis lid Cncf nsii Dsyteo
nyrfngfeid Bsrfour-ius SSnelsky Toledo Cleveland Co
hpabEs ZAu<sviile Mssslcn and Wooster Ohio: SC VIII
the S~eketbaAs from and 70 New Ore~s 81. Loss
LouisV1le tut CiloirnEtL
Thobsb cke,s for the fsst b. bad any above
soenuoned DAecs N the Wet
Hssse1k frd this the shortest, expeditions
eo-sforAsie route b twesr The East AID West
pAOH NLW-Y0aK 10 CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
raOM NEV-gOFH TO CHICAGO ~ 70 HOURS
PROM REW-Y9ag TO ST. LOUIS NJ u ROJst
fsye 80 i.e 80 tcy rfber Elq'h
W. hsrt . ls 1 tte hotels 4 us ct'y.
vhsoaf1 p further fnIrt.'o1, rsS hs osd
s<s,s = .sr sGRHsy LYANfA kAILRoAD,
No 2AfscI-Eslsr BfcseVSv,
J. i. sGLIOrT Af.al :
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TTy1y PECULIAR MAT, LINE Vi. SrONNG

Il TON or BOSTON and PRovIDENOE-Inland route
he .borsf and dire OF carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers COMMODORE, Captain Joel stone, snd
A. VINDFRBIIT, Capt W. n vrssee, In connection WIN
tbe sTONINGT On .bd PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and
pROyIDYNCE RAILROADS leaving New daily (sur-
49, ,ceptsd) from Pier No North River 6rst whnf abov,
R,,.ry p.ee o'oloei and stoninston s3O n or
on the sitbe ms train which leave. Boston $40 m
The VANDERBILT ffOm New -Yo1b MONDAY Wesln.sd.,
and Fd from stonington Tuesday Thursday .od Saturday
The COMMODORE from New Yori TUESDAY THURSDAY ana
s.turday from Stonng"n Nondsy "Wednesday and PIis.,
Passengers proceed from Stoninston per railroad 70 Prov
dence Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching ssjd
places sdvspce ~ those by other and .mp tim.
r al the early morning lines North and East Ps
prefer u rtmsin board the steamer sjoy
night, uIhed breakfast If desired and e.v. sS,
mgton In IN. 7:l5 N. train for Providence
SEFsse accompanies the steamer train tbroush
each wsy
For passte behs 'tseroos fright .ppy on board n.
TIE FTeisht Once Pier No kor,h River or
the Office No ~ Battery place. November 10
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COOKS RECEIVED.

TIE Poet, 81 the Nineteenth Century Ed,ed sJ Toe h..
Duyck rct 49, pp si6 bs'Pl nfytnsn n.
cbi.,,-,.r ~ x,,c6.a Physio oge.l Co Bon ~
AZ, 40, see Mann. iamo %. ~ fs eoL pphn.S.,
Tie nv TTT.ry o., CJclSPecis Ct ln'fraaoa fhh>'s
phi-: T. Il. siocston' No.. "a
~. r,bi,, dawn by OTTO SpsofeG W.th hsylss.
rp'u,r rrs,.el fron The German 4 Hey ny benrJ W.
n"lchlu Emo pp. lOl APg.sson q 70. q.
The Fs,aeg's Boy By Robert Boomheld l|Ho p2 % NO
osr.nee Of Wyoming. By rhoms' esHPlrl limo PIP %.
we.Id set,G Wemsr By Mary c'Sdsn cIr'fs Eaer'''a-
Up A. fh- same.
II Rseen Discoveries ia Biblical ChIotslhsy, Unis
vrysI Hi.,ory and Egyytisn AIchJology y u. sgt
oh I.Iso ID ~ HenTy Luc VIZ.
Ir.estf.5ss Hail b WsshlEsou Irving $50 pp 100 ".
y,,.t .aa.lon, u the Writings Of WAsLnstOn IfstnE.
Emo % 81 Tbe SANE .c.,..
y,o'orrt ESusliiou dnylg ,5s years ls2fa BY Ce'ss
W-kes, & 5 n 30 Up "a lhy ssDe. -. -
gsr--. or Shs Boy Tanner 81 NArf ,Slnvei '@"~'
u. S.g Gould 4 Lincoln - -
Tpe 4 ard Times II Burr Sy Jsmfs fN0o l@"''
pr. co. Mason Brplhr-
Ceus'1 WiHi,u. By Theodore uosf tN.soe. '-''&J "
Et.nasrd TsiesD I2Io go - ire oe'ne - "a
C;4rysl.4 ssrt.r IL Th.eo1fe haok. tIhsHE H'f~J ~
erarcafd T.'esl i2no ~ 70 80. -. -. "a
Tho Lluie Coz. 1'dere By NAY NAD''''' - ~
shtiAor. Bi1k.uAD Co. - III, te,o, nl..
Pens b EIl'te.h Bf.rets D,'-'.--e' '' $3.50 WV
GIt ss.e) { s. FTsL9.' . -" .. .. ffNI
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE fsom NEW

IN YORK 10 ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER, and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 open, anu Ia connscnos
with the Buffalo, Corning and NewYork snd New sno
Erie Rsoad forms direct rone nom New YOTk % Rochester
Tie deetoess of this route, togeh With the superior e2
rt afforded wide cars renders by lar the l1ost oes<
~ hetw en- above-naJned cities
Tiket. be procured the New Yort and e Hsrose
foot of Duanest snd No to Broadway $3.50
Jersey City. Baggage eht eked through
rfghs win be ported between Newfork and Roehes
Ter with dipotth ANY information desired in regrd thereto
can be calling the General Freight Agent OF ae
New and EIie Railroad Erie Buutng OF t. B. TAPPAN
Espr. Freight Agent No lsS Broadway.
No tr,,ns ON the u.o Corus and New York Railroad OF
SUNDAY. J. A. fie-np OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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II ID r. H. "
I The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AZ
esaAs by co Railway direct Tlls Road also oonnec
Al F,sorsh With ally hno Of Steamers to s ports on the
western Ryels and q. Ceveld and osndusky With steamers
t 4. noTts On Northwestern Lakes making the rncr
df,.t cheap reliable route by which TkEleHT can Dc
spyvnrs,S !. aud from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rlTTSbUhCB-
H,ssT Ctiss -Reots Shoes Hats and caps, sooar,.H
6oola DRY Scods Tin boxes haeE and trunks), tes "A
Dmss din foxes and bslesl, Feathers furt Se...
srcoEb tCLAss-Domestc sheeiing, Shifting and
fhtns I'm 0rspa h.les) Dsugs liz cssss Hard 70 snnf
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes WOOL and sheep lVo ID
reats esstwsId, ke.............' :.......''..;.'l
YsIsD Class -Anyts Stee Chaps Tin oasks oeptsR
Hemp Bacon and Pork, sailed Coose or In seeas) 100 d
gcvETu CLhss-Cohee, Fish, Bss-,n, Beef aud --
HoSs I'm casks boxes, EGstwaidl Lard AND ~ oeosF
Lard On Nails sods Ash German Clay sH IV ID =
ftcs aosii, Se; ...''''.'.'.'."J
Ryous-73A y bill until further notice.
aaAn-S5 cents = 100 n until further notice.
OoTTos-f bale not exceeding 9t weight nra futnsi
rittce.
In .hrpirs Goods hon point Of rhnsdslphia b
parulsr 20 Usk the Package Via PenpsyvsuiA Railroad
An Goods consigned 20 the Agents his Road AZ
or Pitt.buTsh win be torwsrctd without dstention.
fsEteHT AGHSrs-HAIrs " crnlsy Co. emp his Tenn
n p sGss Co 81. Louis; 6. O'Heilly Co Evansvi.a
Ind Dunassnt Bel Co and Carter Jewtt Louisyle,
Nv; s. c. Ne drum, Madison Ind. II. Brown { Co and
Irwin Co. Cincinr SUI N. W. GTahem Co.. Zanesylle
Ohio, Leeoh L Co. No 81 Kubyst DoEoz; Leeoh Co. No
AseoS Eoose New York, and No 90 south 81 Ne~Yorh
q J. sntseer Philadelphia kAsraw koons' ssltuors
y. Stewart, Pushursh.
u. a. HOUSTON General rreisht Agent, phiisdslphiA
T. LONsAkRT, superintendent, Atoons, Pa
NV
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NrIswYORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Nv utI,Inrr,n Mn ANGFMENT

Copmepcine WEDNESDAY, Nov 25, 1851
Trains Leave Depot of White and Centert:
asn n M.i Train for Albany stopping at all stations
month Of Wilhamsbridse
eBu White Plains Train. stop ping at all Stations
Leave 18th ST.
aeO M WINS sbridge Train stopping at all StatNons
IlSo No. Wine fans Tad stoI pug 81 al
2sa Wil.ismb bridge Train stopping =; all Stations
sec M. hheTton lrSln sIoPpms ~ "hhaiso"ee anu No.
Stations north.
4Sn0 .CIoton falls Train stOppips ~ al
& WiliAmshndge Train, stopping &c all stations
CAMPBELL, SupsTintendeu &
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COURT. City and County of New

- Yo,k-CHARLES b. CURTfsS against RICHARD AP-
PERSON and ID. X WEiS.-summons :or money demand on
Com. ITO the Defendants above named:
hereby summoned and required 10 the com
action which will be filed in the Office Il the CLERK
this Court at the City Hail. 10 the City of York aud to
copy Of 10 The said complaint ca the sub
scIber Office No. 10 Nassau street in said city within
twenty DAYS the Of this you exclusive
Of the day such service; and you fail 10 the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN ms scon
will take against You the Of hundred aud
eehysev-n dollars and cents with interest ron tIe
10Th November Thousand eht hundred and nifty
of this action Dated New Dec
l. 1871. L. CHURCH, PlsDtih's Attorney.