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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
gyffial S0tiffs.

GgMr. FL. M. GILLETT has our sub
scrpton accounts and will receive money due on the
HERALD will also receive the names of new subsc-
bers-whe passing around on other bushes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

1874 ll40 1888 643 259
Whiton's majority 704.
VIM. McGonigal is elected County
Judge. His term of office will commence
on the 1st of January next, and extend for
four years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
ssRiEr0ad finished TO Prairie ds
Cen5ela.

The Cars of the M. g. M. Railroad are
now running through to Prairie du CHEN
That town is therefore connected b,
Railway with Madison & Milwaukee, aud
by other lines with Chicago, St. Louis, Gin
cinnati, New York, and other towns in the
United States. The effect upon Prairie
du Chen will be revolutionary in the in
dustrial, commercial and physical condition
of that old French town; the omnibus viii
supersede the Indian pony and Canadian
cart the hack will rival the pack horse, and
the live Yankee will root out the gumbt
French and Indian-all in few, very few
months. These Railroads are great emf
grafton did Societies-th therefore, undemo-
cratic. They drive Indulgence, ignorance
and poverty away, and bring industry, in
teiligence and wealth; they establish pro-
gress upon the ruins Of ancient custom, and
build cities upon the tombs of departed
spirits.
Prairie du Chen will be great City,
and will he able from this time forth to
consume all that Grant County can pro-
duce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

EEJoB PRINTING neatly executed OF
the Herald Galinipper and on the shortest notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
LANCASTER MARKET,

GRAIN-Wheat &c; Corn, so; Oats 40.
FLOUR-s2OOa2,2 5 r hundred;
PROVISIONS-Butter2 20. ggs, II; Pork, Sal0 cts
Beef 9a10c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Gg We ha, received full lists of the
Town officers ell scted in all the Towns ex-
cept Smelser and Waterstown. If know
ing persons will avor us with the names OF
new Town officers of those Towns ell be
able to.publish perfect list next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

wWe intended to publish this week
a list of the causes AMI how disposed of at
the April term ofour Circuit Court, but
have been disappointed in receiving the
manuscript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Wisconsin Form Books. Ew EDr-
oN;ust received al the "Herall" 0:ce and for sale
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

ROBERT J. WALKER.-This gentleman,
now Governor of Kansas, is not a disunion-
list or nullifer of the Calhoun school. We
make this statement because we stated a
week or two ago that he was Mississippi
disunionist. He is an exception to the
southern leaderships. We have just read
his letter of acceptance and if his promises
are reasonably well lived up to all will be
right. We have high opinion Of this Mr.
Walker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

At meeting Of the Ministerial Assocl
alton of Platteville District, Preachers
Aid Society was formed, which adopted
the following
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

For SALE ss Lancaster -FatherMILEs
offers to SELL at moderate price, the House and Lots
opposite the NJ E. Church in the village of Lancaster
his residence for many years past The house good
one, and sufficient for small families, and there are
two lots in fine cultivation Payments easy, if desired
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Co,NTERFE1T DArEcroRs.-Jo]

COUNTERFEIT DATEcroRs.-JoHN s
DYE, a well know Broker in New York.
adyertises useful work on the art of de-
tecting counterfeit money. We have IA
yorable opinion Of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Nem Aouertise,,,,n,
LANDS !. FOR ~
| N G K A nj COIN
r.Nc.srrR by L. J. woOLLEY y

A Splendid Prairie Farm one nils a..
"A OF Lancaster; Containing 200 aug Of II.
OF cultivation; there is on said farm ls ias /
ing well finished; also thrifty vn Va, large ~
ginning to bear; and large strea1ng orch
through the farm. Also, so acras Of vst,
Terms, one third down, tho balance az VI finbs
chaser. "a One IA
ALSO, 80 acres of land 2miIes o
Mostly prairie eight acres improves ast Of Ii,
crop of wheat in the ground which am fens, !
land; it is we'll watered. Also 40 "a ,u oent
bottom land; the whole will be sold rvs q
rare chance for man with small oSelAe
Terms, 81, so per acre--cash down aouc
294 Acres of land 4 miles south.aoo. z
the Platteville road; Is acres fenced ' as Id
ton, with good log house, 100 acres u ~ 10
OF fine hay bottom, remainder COCA I'M
two-thirds down, aud the balance on y le
gage security. Sae
1s9 Acres of land 2}S miles east 10
fenced ard under cultivation; tbo.a ;.aelrs
framed house, Is X. is with roe, , ca1l Oh
20 acres Of good timber the baancoo' hS a, ~
land. Terms, So per acre: will al nay tta
ses in part payment the balance on H. \ siaa
security. 'll 6
8
80 Acres of land ~ miles sop., 49,,
about one-hslf hay bottom the balsn"aa'A' O s
timber moderate; a fine stream Of watt VI las
lit. Price 81 per acre, cash. ''e' faa',
400 Acres unimproved land, prsirio -,
watered and located near Lancaster '1 III
LANCASTER is the county-Seat os.
ing county of 10000 inhabitants,-tb'aa W at
TIoN being about 600. The LooATroy ist ,iI,g
ful as can be found in the United STAT, @
of the most beautiful towns in the ~ ", aA
several large stores and taverns. a ps wV1
and other establishments, and Is one nv wa "
and most interesting villages in the west ''I !
kee 4 mississippi K. R. passes THROUGH tS..
the county, distance miles: the IlIino; s'r
the south, distance "a miles: the N.Y. syo
bounds the west and the Wisconsin tbe s, na's
county. ,1' HO'N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
M A r r E D

April 12th---In Millville, by Rev SH..fsss,'
yer B. Richards, and Miss Susan A. NV
vile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Blank Day Rocks. Pass Books, Pock-
eft Records &c. for sale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

New MERCANTILE FIRM IN LANCASTER
Mr.. t. M. BARBER has Withdrawn from
the firm of HOWE & BARBER, and Mr.
HOWE has joined Mr.. ADDISON BURR, late
of st. Adams, VT, in new partnership
They will continue business at the old
stand. From short acquaintance with
MIR. Burr the people of this vicinity are
pleased with the arrangement. They are
receiving their spring and summer supplies
of merchandise-probably a larger stock
than has ever been offere d in that part Of
town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
400 Acres unimproved land, prairio =,
watered and located near Lancaster 'a 4

THE MOST USEFUL, MOST \
MOST CONCISE.
CHEAPER THAN THE cgp a,
BETTER THAN THE BEST. PUB IsurI
Is Witnesses of Paper l \
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

n Tribune Almanacs, for sale at the
HERALD Office.
W BLANKS of every description, for
sale at the Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

MECHANICS Tools. For the informa
ton Of mechanics, we notice RYLAND 4
Co., in Lancaster, have received the mos
perfect assortment of mechanics tools W,
have ever seen in a village store-embra
cling full sets for every department o
mechanism. The blacksmith, carpenter
shoemaker, gunsmith, saddler, tailor, Joiner
and cabinet maker, wagon maker or OPP
orator in any other craft in the ordinary
rang ofbusiness requiring implements, may
find every article, it seems to us, that car
be desired, and Of the latest improvement
Merchants, not especially in the hardware
business, are usually shy of dealing in tools
but these gentlemen have ventured into il
boldly and deserve a liberal patronage
therefor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Republican Party in Wisconsin.

Slim az was the attendance at the polls
of our spring elections and though our ma
iority on the Judicial election is under
what the Fremont majority was last fall,
the result shows that Wisconsin is clearly
and fixedly Repuhlican-just as fiSedly as
Alabama is for negro democracy. We do
not believe one can be found in the State
who las changed or intends to change his
manner of voting from Fremont Repnor-
can to Buchanan democratIc--not one,
unless some lit picayune Post Office Is
offered as a bait; there are always some
men whose principles are in marke; tor
small offices. They are rot numerous
and their number is more than balanced
by the dozens of whole-souled, genuine and
patriotic democrats whom the bred Scott
decision is driving into the Republican ar
my for protection.
What we most have to fear is, the pop
ularity of our party. We fear the Repub-
lican party from this time forth will be
s,ught for the offices it has 10 bestow. II
we had it in our power, we'd do sw2
things: first, establish rule that 40 Re
publican should accept any office lower
than President OF Governor; second, erect
a wall of adamant between the Republi-
can party and the Barstow party, that nc
Barstow man could ever jump over. Such
rule and wall would send every thief te
the Penitontiary and every office hunter t(
work in the field or work shop where AL
uiehty God and man has uEe for them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

gg Also, best Writing and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Paper
Wisconsin Maps, sc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Services will he held in tho Baptist Church to-
morrow at I02 O'Clock A. VI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
The FOfger Gonyicte

1
THE WHOLE ONLY ONE DOLLAR i, =,
Greatest Discovery of the pressa q,
Detecting Counterfeit! Banl
Describing every genuine bill in existen,.
ting at glance every Counterfeit in ci,
ranged so admirably, that refereuc. \
DETECT7ON iYSTdyFor
EWNo Index'to examine. No naeos >,
so smplified and arranged, that tbo Ne,a
and Business Man can see all at a glag,,
! 1t has taken years to make perfect this Al,
| COVERY. Tho urgent necessity for.o.
long been felt by commercial men. he's i
ed to supply the call for such preyent,is
but to be known to be universally pstroa,
more than has ever been ATTEMPTED 5v ma,
scribes every Bank Note in Three different
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GHI
IAas each may read the same ia his al
gue.
TERMs--The paper will be about Is by d
will contain the
Most Perfect Bank Note List Pal
Together with the rate of Discount. Aa,1
ALL TIE .PRIVAT,E B1YyERS ~
A complete summary of tho Fiann, Of Il
Anerscd will be published in each edition.
all the important Neps Of The day. Also
Interesting Stories
From an old Manuscript found in the Eas. d
else to be found. It has never vet apNg
andturnishes the most complete histgiyoi
Oriental Life,
and describing the most perplexing posit,
the Ladies and Gentlemen of that c0untry al
been found. These stories will continue Ii,
whole year, and will prove the most elta
offered to the public.
IT, Furnished Weekly to Subscribers d
scar. All letters must be addresssdto
JOHN 5. DYE Brs
Publisher and Proprietor, 70 VA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Gx hIr. MAlBEN, will continue

preach at the Congregational Church regularly unit
minister can be procured. Srrvices commencing
q Z to II o. clock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

We think Wilton is elected by re-
spectacle majority, say 4 or 5000.
x,.+ - c~oa,s ginfszsfy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

80 Acres of land 21s miles south o...
about one-hslf hay bottom the Lalsnna.'' q
timber moderate; fine stream of watoS o. Ss
it. Price 81 per acre, cash. faa's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

I THE WHOLE ONLY ONE DOLLAR A r,
Greatest Discovery Of the pressst q,
Detecting Counterfeit! Bapl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Describing every genuine bill in eyi.taD,,
ting at glance every Counterfeit in ci,
ranged so admirably, that ,efsysr, H9 !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

Rurdsr from tire Beard q Ndrser reseed . p. ces
. Pofcs.
n. Losrd ,iu into Csauittee Of he whcie r.
Trt ayaT tHiGist DOCS Cor The Twenty
o. q Ia aid gs.s u noted ia, The Rmiifee
II n, " lo, rrport ip 'svsE Of =
II. sTl Il Mr. sAsisy contractor hare Akur
G,d es,- ssSiI al rne srsD.d him. 70 laid ~e<a
T. had d. Ia tEy days, ssken saa sdse
cs'c, - ~ cpieuen.
C;i Rrsdy sPOkr against Il, eoDsndi8s that here
vs. a. o. q csit cause -,
C.tri a. In f.Ty sP~eA declared la Ae coz
81 sbf hAv. the lodaiion aud the opp stSn -
n a ~ Fos, toi Of of the 1cn connected WIN %
(r t,i' Acu.tusf o"d 49,,
tsr AZ .KSES-lfyoa are the u-o ;hAi a asa4 yea 40
tie tool ,,.. ,,o,. ,.A.,h., h. No.. ~.
-t,T,rnt Brady went on 10 say that 10 sdditon-
49, ,r. ould give this contractor ~" sftluft PAY
- ~.,ifl, Si than snofh-T resP0nsiee eid "
-, ,,,e,,dsS although Counclmsn Bryan Mct shA lfe
49,, 20 poIt Of order" and moved ne 7rNfs
,. -c<e ,ra after the acceptance Of the repor
c,r,n,r Orr,ssc> Tered The following resoiu'ien
IA 49,, ~ City q after declares ths, no person nodns
me-, H. Charter shall bold any civil osce q scaoi
tut on ,u,l u ut under the Government OF ne V"''
Ststss. art -. ~. a. - d. h,.l
Ukogy Iis Believed that members Of this bear 6 "o'S
-. A.. tnt.r the F.d.rs. GovVrumtnI .
6sared Tha. Special Committee BE- appointed % nS.ist
into the sf and report what acton II any $ Necessary
an five members obiectns, the resolution Ay 'TeF
aud the Board Gsiournsd
EXPENSES FoR STREET CLEANING.
The IL e wing tablc gives the annual cost Tor stree,
ella n stree S2 Previous % 1854 the sweeping WA done py
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
BRoODLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

This Board met this morning. Present: The Mayor
and Aldermen Walsh, schos and Preston. Atter
aiding the minutes, Aid. PRESTON presented the io-
lowing resolution;
Board b. bey hereby directed % receive all orders con
r,ct.d " b Their duty snch Wartens from the Mayor
d. rut, sup itndent Health oeer Board Of Health and
th Con nissoneIs Of the Metropolitan Police and tasy are
directed ~ recognize other orders IN tire exercise Of
The MAYOR dssented from the resolutions He was
not Hing under the present circumstances orecOgnLe
III METROPOLITAN Police Commission in any manner
whatever. II necessary that the Board should be
preyided with Health Wardens, but be thought ~
could be arranged without calling on sDy such body
rs the ,o-caed Police Metropolitan Commission. III
The Board would iutruct him. be would d-ta officers
f. attend the Board Of Health from such Districts as
had TO decided remain by him. He could nota mayor
OF the City consent o. recognize any such power OF
body as The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commits
stoIeR. go,
Aid Preston, with view 10 overcome the diihcul.
ties 70 a. to have Health Wsrdens appointed offered
tie following resolution:
,r.u,ni T. b. the Mayor and the nsrogoan Pole
Con D.soneI. the names Of several Health
the ,sn .ueh officers and direct them 20 rsp" Tor doy :"
IN. Hs.b Ofieer Of the City Of Brooklyn"
m, Mayor stated taat the same objection existed in
n, case ss in The former and il il was Insisted that
the resolution must be presented he should DC oDgea
to have the room. In bis official position, Inc c0uld
not. nor would he, recognize such authority ~ the
N.trouotau Police Commission until compelled by
due ourse Of law. Did he consent TO the passage Oh
the resolution il would be tact acknowledgment on
hi. part Of such Commissions. II the Board Insisted
on putting the question: il must be without his consent
or iresence a. PfesdeIt Of the Board.
HE members Of the Board insisting, the Mayor len
tho room. and AID Walsh took the Chair, when the
,c'1d resolution was modified 20 10 direct Aid.
VA h instead Of the Clerk TO notify the Police Com
u,ssiorers snd. ~ modified, adopted.
The frst resolution thea adopted after Viii p
q Board proc. eded tY consider nusances, and,
afr apptlh'rg james McCann Health Warden 70,
the sc nd police district adjourned To this mOrning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
Meorrdl.
INFANT'S PRESERVATIVE Il
C1TDS7 SATT-RHETN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
reaai Notifcs

y E',, - B1,al,brrrb sea,ust Byrjrnu p Middle
tor Iou Fussi,r ana Marv Facss hi, WIFI Lgisa b5
John Townsend and Eliza 7. Townsend eAd LuS 90.
rtN-Srnucus t,r rI,f tC1m. not served 10 10 ;
TAFSSLER snd MARY FAESSLFR his wife, AMI LllL ia
h. 81 kROWS You hereby SUNNI 'ned eng Irl -
Of he Clerk The County Kings the Cry d9 I'd tLe
(ity ot hrooklyn the day oi March 1901 40 90 ~
A,opy Of your sad complaint the sans1 so,
his Office a. No 81 Wall IN tie City Il Ne" i"'N
thin twcity days ater the service oi ms sus'. ~
exclusive Il The DAY Of such service and u VOC A u
answer the said plant within the Aforesaid iAy
plaintiff Ills ecou VIII apply the Court fr the reAe
demanded In the compaint.-Daied March 3st 1857.
WALTER VI. UNDERHlLL. Plaintiff. A.; 1rney,
myl lHwevF NJ. 81 Wali-st, New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

ALLEGED GRAD L.RcESY.-ohicer Bulmer OF ne
Fib Ward yesterday rorHins arrss5a issgaofs h az
y" 10 a afout s5o from Mr. Mor. stnE q No -
,,sni street Braok3 ltapPesr. TIA. Rsa,n1 %
~ -. where h~ larceny committed ana oelar ~
We. spprsb.nded 'stehel or large Deg wen hlse
tL eofkLssa. IN fbe pFi.oner' posss' so, ssa R,o
r. soeS. /. !. .sd b. pFocsred az shop woe't,r arse
T. 40 oboD before @A, tie acc lsed Was ~AFn' aea oi
for .1su alton.
pTArH IRON ISJUKEs.-A eaman, named W.
Tts, died ,,trdsy a. the SewYork Hospital isoninJI
- IN i.l;ps oni b. the l2h OF Nay a.. ~
hid and verdict Of Death TON inariee So tcn
sl.g Z. ec.rri rendered WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

ARRIVAL OF GRAND TuRK.-By the Last arrival
Of the stesmer Washington, Mr.. Samuel Ihone OF
Dutchess County, the largest breeder OF hrs'-.h8
Durham cattle in the Eastern States, reserved HON
England very celebrated and valuable oul OF 'n'S
breed. called the Grand Turk" His highhe's wa
forwarded to his new residence, where hs'en Of
cow, awaits him by the barge Exchange lasteTening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

ne etov, fgur,s show grand total u ~ $50 ~ espend
r. ceau the tress Of New York for the last twenty
50 ', ars being from 1881 10 1851 "a,
Tt. tece pts manure &c being me same anne sS''
Os5 % leaving net expenditure u 10 10
qs amount expended by order OF the Board OF hess
by the City Inspector, IN lsS4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

STUART < WHITEHEAD,
nye laH6wFf Plantihs' Attorney .

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- EW,YoRK-JoHN, GOULD md end WILLIAM !
WOOD, Plaintiffs. against II H. BARTON. Deendant--To
the sboveusmed Defendant You hereby summoned
tine complaint in this action which will be- flied IN the
o Clerk OF this Court al the City Han City ct New
York copy Of yOur answer 10 the compliant on
the subscribers their Offices No 1872 Broadway corner on
Josn-street kewYors City, within twenty days ser tue
service hereof exclusive the NJ such service and you
fail 70 the said plant within the time aforesaid the
u,lth in this action will take Judgment against you for the
sum Of M 6 and interest nth March 1857 and IS cents
ptotcst feeE-Dated New York May 49, 1857.
Miller PEET 4 NICHOLS Plaintiff Attorneys,
No. 1872 Broadway New York City.
The complaint herein is this Day fled-Aay H. 1851.
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T. TILESTON, :
EDND. HlNCkEN, }
4. q 1877

Netc YORK., Jurc D, 1871
The President announced that the Committee on
Decimal Fractions and Weights aud Measures would
present their report at the quarterly meeting IN July
next. a,
Mr. jonathan MAURY. from the Committee on tue
Construction of a Mercantile Weather Observatory,
reported in favor of the project Received ana made
the special order tor the quarterly meeting IN July
The Pilot Commissioners The COmmittee on the
subject of Pilot Commissioners made the following re-
port which accepted .
Tn. which referred the communication Of
gustions for Of NewYork rgrrt 10 have n report
tnat after Al anxious OF the VII Die SUBJECT z an
interview the said Commissioners OF Pilots ey nave
brcn unable themselves the prOprey
intending seton the part OF the Chamber IN relation
The law it, in the opinion OF your committee most
excellent one-oudy called Tor by the abuses no" pracced y
So boats and the shipping generally aud could be car
red out intended b. the Legislature would be
er at benefit every interested IN preserving IN sood con
don harbor and shipping and giving those iaces 70 our
shipping which it great natural advantages 80 dly
expecting Your Committee, while deciiu ns
sntee Of for the payment of efficient out door Super
iu.ndsnt that could b. equally well not more prpp~fy
b. private subscription, without reference % TINS
Chamb refrain from expressing hope that the Com
mou.rs Pilots will make effort To the Ia" carried
into effect and with A Difference to them they hnka suitable
per.op might be found who would undertake tue duties Il SUI
perntudent without further immediate remuneration than
he fines which might BE- collected under the law and the
nospctiye nav which might fairly expect from appcs
ZION 10 the legislature Of the State supported ~ he would
he In such an application II his duties diligently per
formed By the Board Of Plot Commissioners and TINS Chan
her (SigneA ROYAL PHELPS,
THOS TILETSON
MERRITT TREMBELL
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UENNsYLVANIA RALROAD-Ths GREAT

III
4 CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic ei,e- with
nuou Railway direct Thus Road Pittsburgh
~,h dsy hrr Of all ports IN the Western Rivera
end II Cleveland SsBdnky With steamers 20 al parts or
North Lakes making the most direct shesest az
.elabe by which FREIGHT b. forwarded TO snc
from the Great West. -.
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and tTanks) loo N
Drugs lin boxes and bGosl, Feathers, furs, Gc..
SECOND CLAss-Domcstic Sheetins Shifting and
Tckins In original baesl Drugs lin easks Hard ceDts
ware Leather lin rolls boxes) Wool and Sheep 100 n
Pets. Eastward, Gc.............................J
THIRD ChAss-A1yls Steel Chans Vn easts 5Oc.ntsp
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars or cut &c.
POURTB CLAss.-COfee. Fish Bacon. Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes, EastwsTd Lard and 40 cents
Lard Oil Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tsr, 100 ID
Pitch, Rosn,
RLoUP-&i y Dbl until further notice.
GsaIs--50 cents y 100 n until further notice
CSTTOsS2 " bale not exceeding so weight until further
notice
the package WA Penns yvania Railroad" Al
Goods nsgned Agents If Road Phsdephia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AeESrs-Harris WOrmley Co, Memphis, Tenn
g. r. Sass Co.. ST. Louis j. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesnil Bell Co, and Carter Jewett, Louisville
Ky; b c. Medium Madison Ind. Sprigman Brown, and
irwin l. Co. Cincinnati, ~ W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE
No Aston House New. York, and No William St, New
York f J. SDeeder Philadelphia Mssraw Rooms, Bss
more Geo. C. FrsDoscus Pittsburgh $500
II. T. HOUSTON General Freight Agent PhiadephA
II. J. L0MBAERT, SUPERINTENDENT Altoona Pa
NAV |. 1857