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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29
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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29

PROBABLE DEPARTURE YoR GooD.-George
Pen Johnston departed on the' day succeeding
Ferguson's DEATH in a revenue cutter, for
southern ports. When he hears the action of
the Corners jury in bis case, it is not unlikely
that be will board the next Panama steamer
aud take an eastward trip on herl
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29
English Views OF the Cuban Question.
[FrOm the London Times, July l4th.l


All this time, if we really wish to stop the
slave trade, aud are ready to sacrifice our ma
tional jeaousies to that object, we have already
hinted at q most ctfeetual course. The United
States arc unfortunately, not above allowing
the irregular use of their flag in the slave trade
between Africa and Cuba. But they stand rath-
cr too high in the scale Of nations as we'll as in
their own esteem to permit slave trade in their
own ports. Cuba once annexed, the whole
trade comes 10 an end, and not o port will re-
main open where q shaver eau land his wretched
cargo. Spain has long since forfeited all abso-
lutte claim to our interpositOn In her behalf.
Indeed, by this time, we presume she would
rather not be assisted by us, be the cause good
or bad. Are we then, prepared to make this
sacrifice of national feeling for the sake of that
philanthropy which we are always preaching
TO the world at the point of the bayonet and
at the mouth of the cannon? We ask no reply;
we only suggest that if England chooses to re-
gard the slave trade as the greatest of human
crimes aud its extinction an object worth fleets,
quarrels, aud wars, then she may some day be
called on to prove her sincerity by acquiescing
in the only means to this end, however disa-
greeatle. We only wish that Spain could be
warned in time; but warning is not for Spain.
Had she listened to warning, she might still
have stood in the first class Of nations. But, as
far ~ Spain is concerned, we must bow to Lord
Palmerston's authority. She only regards force.
Unfortunately, with all our cruisers, we have
the same leverage upon her as that in the hands
OF our American cousins We may vainly at
tempt 10 watch her ports and scrutinize her
traffic once they step in, they will wipe out
not only the slave trade. but Cuba ITSELF from
the list of Spanish iniqnities.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. o, meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Visiting
Companions are respectfully invited to attend.
T. H. CASWEIL, M. f. II. P.
J. r. RCDoLPH Sec'y
Elk. Kane Lodge, No. 72, r & A M holds
its meetings every Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hall
Nevada Stated meetings held the FIRST wednesday
evening Of each month:
T. H. RoIFE, W. N.
C. c. GREEN sec'y.
Nevada Lodge, No. I3, r & A nj, holds Its
meetings Saturday evening Of each week, at Masonic
Halt Nevada. Stated meetings the second saturday Of
each month. i. i. HAWLEli W. NJ
J. +. RUDoLFH, secy.
DIbble Lodge, No. 100, F. A. ", holds its meet
ings every Monday evening at Alpha, Neyaca county
Stated meetings Monday Of next proceeding full moon
W. W. WIXoM, w. M.
CALVIN HALL, Seey.
Rough AID Ready Lodge, No. 81, r. and A.
NJ meets at Masonic Hall Rough Ready, every Satur-
day evening Stated meetings Saturday Of or next
ding full moon L. w. kOBEltls W. N.
WM. CooMBs, Sec'y.
QuItman Lodge, No. IS, F. & A. NJ, meets
every saturday evening at Orleans Flat Nevada county
Stated meetings third saturday Of each month.
r. b. MOVES, W. II.
L. A. SAcKET Secretary
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29

YREKA.-Tbe Union says that it is now an
undoubtedftact that Yreka is built upon bed
of gold, Several. companies have succeeded in
getting down to the bed rock, where they have
found rich deposits
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29

Lady Byron, the widow of the poet succeed
ed to the Barouy Of Wentworth few months
ago, and is now PeGress in her own right, as
we'll as a Dowage-BarOness by her unfortunate
marriage.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

[CoURT HOUSE NEVADA
JoHS /. CAMILLE, JOHN OsIkoA'
County Surveyor, bePuy.
Ii persons are hereby cautioned against employing
n ether Surveyors thsS such as may be deFdzed from
this Office. -
Extract from Ldws e5 Cdyornid)
CHAP. 90 SEC No survey resurvey hereafter made
by any person except the County Surveyor his deputy
shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this
State JOhN L. 0AMoLhr
aItf County Surveyor
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-29

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A EEWBURGH MURDER.
Prom The HesSuysA Tsissr ApA, 2stA.

From The Ecs6urgA Idsgr Aph F'm
Ony community was startled on Sunday morning ~
the report that man had been shot IN Nichoi street
"a psrt OF the village known as Limerick: TIE
name Of the murderer is Michel Haley and that Of
his victim Daniel Long Both the men were laeofers
one in the employ Of Mr.. Homer Ramsdell ana tho
other in that Of Mr.. A. Saul. The circumstances
which led 10 the commission Of the deed are pr~ny M
f1llOws: ~ hu,.. 81
hat wss supposed TO be scarlet fever and Long bo
occupies part Of Hasys house, lost child rom tnst
diresse bis family Believing that the child oaugnt the
disesse from the girl sick at Haleys. gooo deal OF
dificultv arose between the two families especiaiy
between the women and Of course there wss ooossAh.
trouble between them. On Saturday Haley procured
served BY constable who says Long assisted 10 the
removal Of the furniture and that there wss 90 eIn-
bltion Of bad feeling between them Everything ~
removed from the house except some wood or coal
AT a late hour in the evening Haley vent 70 the
place occupied by Long, and demanded Of him either
TO remove the foel at once, or TO give nun tns
Long declined doing until Monday morning. hatey
then called Long the door, and scufie ensued De-
tween them during which Haley shot Long, sIhog
him instantly. Haley wee accompanied To Log
house by q man named Guinnee. Haley soon sissf
fed, and has not yet been arrested.
Coroner Fenton summoned jury Of inquest, WHOSE
deliberations termir a'ed on "Wednesday evening, ~
verdict that Long came 10 his death az ths osnSs
Hnley variety Of reports and specuatons are en.st
in regsrd 10 the mstei but IL would DO msoifestiy
Improper n give them publicity WINE tne 80
,bs hands of the authorities. The pubic win ioox 70
tl.,n "a az, the matter thoroughly Inefe htte OF
No donJt ,Sst Haley was secretsd somewbsre IN inc
xicnity certainly up TO sunday night, but HE present
whereabouts lie not 20 cleu -, -. r,... IL NJ
The President Of the BOARD oi ilusess " ~ =
,r,sb has offered reward Of $so for the ARES VI
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Netu1lprk DAILY Gribuars
SPRING AND ITS PROSPECTS.
NEw-YoRK. April -, lpjs.

NEw-YoRK, April ~, If)s.
To-day ia sufficiently mild to allow people com
fo,t.ble existence out of doors without ovefcoafs end
we hone the cold snap has passed without leaving traces
particularly injurious to fruits and early vegetables,
which, by the by, we have never seen liner At thus
season. Lettuce, particular, s very large, crisp and
moderate in price. Radishes are hswked about tho
streets in great abundance. New potatoes from ber-
nuds are crowdpg upon the great stock OF osd ones
wintered through. The early potato crop has been
planted for some weeks in this vicinity, and now tho
weather holds warm all the early market garden veg
etabes will be soon in the ground, which is airesdy
p,epared. Grass is forward, and fields generally look
ing green, but the green leaves not yet abundant
noon the trees From other localities we have lew
notes One whites from Etns, Me-, April ~, a. foi-
lows:
"Tbus far in the month Of April the weather has
beep very remarkable here. The snow nearly OIL ds-
appeared in March. This month cool aud dry ti last
week. April u, snow fell ak inches deep, snsn re-"
and high wind, and snow the 18th ten incnes oeep'
At the South and West the indications OF On esriy
harvest never were more prominent. june ~, io'''
new barley from southern Illinois was 10 market o.
Cincinnati and wheat harvest commenced before July
l. and this year it is though the harvest VIII De ~'eh
or two earlier Everywhere winter wheat he's a.
tanned a strong growth and there is some reason 70
fear that the cold weather of April which has been
such AZ to produce ice at Augusta, Co., has injured tho
wheat in that vcinty-upper Georgia oeing now
largely devoted 10 wheat growing. From al paris Oh
the country with the exception Of this late cold spell,
the nrospecs of the farmer are now ard have been al
the Spring. extremely favorable toward 40 early 90
cmplshmment Of Spring work, and that Usually in
spires hopes of an abundant harvest.
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Aonprsr TO THE REy. DE. W.fEHbvhr-ws
hsvs litter from sanford, Conn, written Wetnes.
dsy evening, which says:
Z have . painfu accident Ia repsrt ~ you
The Rev. Dr. Ws,erbnry has been severely hurt
,bis sfternoop. His h9rse's foo, bad .ecoms en-
tsrgl.d in rope by which he s~ led, a'i
~ Doctor sioop,ng TO dhentsogls .. missed
tie foot. when the horse fell, and knocking HIN
down. fen upon bin. His collar bcce = mn;h irae-
,ursd but AZ 10 waa' other INJURIES are ,u'sesd We
uustwai until tomorrow - kuos 10. g4ia sever"
I'D am onis,e n,s been given 10 the M 'nog snr-
c.eol examination vii ,.sc place IL VS. o'iy ye-e'
cay tha: se remarked hos much Dr. "a'I'''y BAL
10 ircysd slLo. h. c .IEe rom Bosom.
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vrs i ON. Of The prin I.psl regulators Of the human
ly. and when il performs Its functions well the powers
~ H. .y,,s,n are trIy a. la vsloes. Tho Stomach 10 al
go .r,;,eIy deoesd.nt on 1.-The healthy seson of The
Ter for The proper perform Of ito functions ~hes the
,om,.b !. AT hu The bowels, lsre at fault and the whole
,..m .,s,rs in ,on.,oueuce organ-tb@ LIVER
having For The di.e..s. ct that Or.
gan, of the poprieors has made u bis ""dy, 10
practice Of than twenty YEARS 70 una sone Ioroy
rherw,h 10 sounterse ths usny dsusernsrts 70 which
% ,., mi. remedy Il, last fcuud any person
bsd Win LIvER CoMrL any OF ia forms has but 70
ny anu ove morbid or bad matter the
system supplying in theh place healthy row OF ble,
ysis"ns ~ stomach sa ~ ing food to digest well PuR
pYINs BLOOD giving tone and health 70 @e wss1s
machinery removing The ss"'s Y OF the 'A's-e1eeox ~"
~S RIi FOR. ATTACKS n.IZ lcur,d AND
prEvsNrED sy the OCCASIONAL use VI LAC LIVE"
r1 OK a ,eut to relieve the stomach
ara n,sysnt the Gcd from MS Il ling and sourins
Only one taken before retiring prevents NehI NM
Only one dose ta&en night loosens the bowels ges
ay and CosTTEsEss IL d, r
One dose taken after each meal will cure D''prrsA
One dose OF Two essp on ~ ais win Always ""o'' '~
ons,tl. taken for female ob..r the
Of the disease, and mskssspr- feet sure Lii,
Only one immediately - relieves Collie whiie A.,
On. dose ees repeated Is for CHoLssA MoA'
Only one bottle i. needed to Of the system tho
saest. Of ~ dieIne After lonsl- scksess
o. ho,se ,.hsn Tor oIcr removes all ssDowness
One ao.e irn short tim. estise vsor to he
spss NC oe.n ,srsat.d lsnrss CaRomc D.RRssA In
its worst forms while SUN ~ MFR and BOWEL o'"PA''
On. o, Two do-s sorr at tahs caused by wosns 10
children there is ssr- spees-r remedy In the
sew bott. cure DRopsy Inv e1sihg the absorbenta
We take pleasure in recon- nensmi ms msdcss
preventive for FEVER AND AGuE CHiLL rESLt snu ~
fyvERs of Bilious TYPE Uit operat@s WIN cftany ana
thou sands willing 10 testify 10 NJ wond-rfu Waes'
All Who Use it giving 1sx unanimous fsti@osJ !"
kvOr.
Mix Water IN with the lnviserstor and swallow
both together. - - .-n
THE LIVER NVIGORAIOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and 10 dairy
working snss too great to believe 1t cures ~ BY magic
gfrfag benf and seldom than one bosss
IL required kad Of LvER Csmplut from the worst
suaaiee or D1syspsa Heatsshs al OF which are
the result Of Q DISEASED LIVER.
PRIeR 81 PA BorTLE.
Dr. SANFORD Proprietor No 36 Broadway, New d0rh
Retas Agents in New York: FREDERICK " hUShlON,
Nos 10 Aston House Barclay and +7 Broadway sorne
Canal and oil Druggists IN the country.
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A. M AEawn AnctsoOeer
DY BANGS, BROTHER d CO.-Prade Rals


MONDAY EVENING, May 3, At 7o'closG
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Old and New Books oompn.ins .
large collection Of Standard Works in the various epamens OF
Literature including valuable Medical and Snrgias Works and
variety Of publications. embrsn many scarce
and valuable Boohs, &c
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May s. a. o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the Rev. Tbons Calsn. deceased
late Catholic Pastor Malone Frat kiln County T. eompis
IN collection Of the works of the most esteemed Csbe
lie Theological and Historical illustrative u the Origin
History Ceremonies Of the Roman Catholic Chnr III
MANY Books in calf iha a and morocco Bndngs
Library also embraces Al extensive variety o. valuable
Standard Msces Books relating 70 general Literature
including many ,y and pro'usey nsssed works hehy
and substantially bound, &C.
Catalogues resdy
MONDAY AFTERNOON May 10TH a. 4 o'cloot.
SUPERB ENGLISH BOOKS.-A large and very select col
lection Of choice Books mostly English, in the VARIOUS depart
Of general Literature including the best Library Edtos
of Sir Walter SCOTS entire Works 10 100 vols with 800 Illus
rons Pickerns Aldine Poets, - vols IN morocco extra
library series in superb styles Of binding
Hsam Gibbon Robertson, Prescott Hume and Other His
torns Beaumont and Fletcher. Crabbe, SDuhey CowPer
and all the standard Historians Poets aud Drama
lists Dickens Levers and Theckersys books Ac &c--a OF
the choicest editions and mostly the richest aud most sbstsn
a bndde including which bound for exhibition 81
the Crystal Psste whole forming the best selected aud most
desirable coeco. that has been offered at public sale
Catalogues be had spp alton TO the Auctoneers
AT PRIVATE SALE-A great quantity OF Shelving and Glass
Cses
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kfgal doillfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate OF
the Co,ny 81 New Yob noiice is hereby sves 80, IN
ssviug against JOSEPH BLACkBURN lase oI - 10y n
New fork, hsrchs dso.s>ed 70 Prrseii NE s< 90 No Z.
Thereof tete subsr inter- The store ~ sanss , .x a
Wsstst, tho City Of New YoTt Oh or e. .ss, fs,7
Ian. g.st- Da.d New .York d. I'd aay ~ p".s
- l.xttnS kLILAPLTu ElAt kbthH aHD'"''N'
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Uater Cure.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE ESrAB-
~ LISHMENT, at Florence, Mass three miles from the
Northampton epotl Price, Sl2 per week.
HYCEIO.MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. IL
III La,hte New.Yorh.-D,. TRAIL and MAY. hsvnS
sed with he useves il bssiuess D. A. GORTON ~ D.
and Mr., c. SHALLEY, NJ D. (who has had large and ne
srhby experience in the management OF female d
,.-, now enabled the s,Iet-s attention "a al
classes Of The establishment has been Thoroughly reuo
vAted end sense Recommendations provided @ susa eses
desire the dietary Institute Every appliance sorth USING
known hyeieuc system, viii be found her. Out
6 Lying received and narse-
crowded privilege Of attending the Medi
"a Lectures the School Department Terms very
NB-The MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. a. Aenden
Conn one Of charming and places III Ss~
Ipcnd will BE- their country establishment June
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Goal.
Ofean Cleaners, &r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA.-Con-
III informed ths tn ARABi ~I COMMENCE a.
which permits received will b. sen TO the Bonded "s~
f. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE to EUROPE.
r% SsYo.s sssoad CABIN CABIN Mo
:'"s$ ,ss. s, ,.% ss.''' ~
N North 5 STAR asS .ou: = L Tnlslp.usA mA',-r
: y. rom No sd9l Li F1 s..To pre-
United ., s,;s; Mail "; s,,A.u.s,
:I; En- IS e. 6 y:
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These steamships touch HAVE Specie delivered IN London
~ r' t Tos1scE 1.sn ny Il so.,
Tor BREMEN. DIRECT, May 6, Is5s-The
..s%s, E p SS,,b B. L0rS
Ny ": 3 d 5ss' g g. s sss. g s ssy T. 4.
Main Saloon 500 Forward Saloon, eSs.
For safety and eornfor superior aud pas
nse her TIE Continent will avoid The delay aud expense
Of topping at an intermediate pot
bUNHkNS Co. No. IS wilhsm-st, Ny.
CTEAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-
y The mssI hssnt steamship vANpERBiLf 2"s 'ap.
mo. srw-,olr ToR ,ovrHAsrrOs AVID HI'lr
-s5JH, ADD .. 81 wEpsfsp ssY"on
SAT- s sIwEDNEs1XY.:.;..Ja a
Price Of pAssas~ eftwdnf 10 i'suou " 'o0"' 'n''os'
stesie delivered 10 London ard PATis
B. TORRANCE Agent, No Bo~hns orren, NJ
GLASGOW AND EEW-YORK STEAMSHIP
" CoMPAkYs ser did and pSwern HeAnoss' 'a - sndsr'
ryu-YoRK m.Mlls sno. StEieH. M.y.An-
saNBuRGH, CGmmins.. WEDNESDAY, .ysai i3
late. Of rssssss Cabin sis Third c. Quad .' ooel.s
B'N and Dublin for soEERr csaia s1..4"y
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-rThe Amerl-
sa; s,rs sh c Re: :@S
*, viii wave Pier No H. n r. on SATURDAY, Nay l. at
ceoci precisely Ps.sse With sn;a....d aosDm% n.,
foot proPoOs In,.soss S1h, Per cent
effected at ohe" Apply to H. SRoMwG Ih. Ss
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW DUB
.as e.:
Hs the United States H IsS: =; ":t1$sS to sail
KAEGAROO...............T Thursday My
CIV q kAIHSRE TssI:d:y
RATES o. P.ssi:f. az
HtSYGIa no .AS q ss place. is
PASSENGER forwarded to Hs,Is p.n: as%eS,, bF'H'n'
Drslt. Liverpool solretable any Bank in the Unffd
Kingdom from q upward
' ohS t psE ;' e ~
WM. INhAN. Tower BuiIdint' Liverpool As-n-
EOR CHARLESTON.-The steamship At
EANTh Ss t' Se VI" p % sss sS y
e Freight reduced until further notice 70 oens pr 10Y sna
het rate, in proportion hall psr cent ent1d
our Office. Apply W II. B: CROMWELL Co,
' No. 81 WessG. corner Albany.
ENOR SAVANNAH and FkORlDA.-U. ).
T MAIL LINE-The kvorte Steamship AUGUSTA, Zap.
AZ = Woodhll win leave SATURDAY. May a. oooeh
o NJ from Pier No North Riyrr Bills Of LAdine srsd only
Sr4s ff tF son 5;' s Il IS f bs:: s
com rct at Savannah, having every Monday "eone'S '
FRIDAY.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- r.t-ALExANDER McCLEk6 Sslns. rhn Aon
CUPRRME COURT-Cty aud County Of New.
~ Yorh-PlfrR A BROWN saainst GEORGE 8. nftfY

- YoTt.FbfIK a bEUWH ,, S . =. 49,
S.l--Pursuan to Judgment Of the Supreme Cout csor
Special Term this scton te 2sh day Of April sS wm
be- sold At sue,ioa under the direction 81 tho soSfb.
by A. J. Beecker Son Co, Auetioneeis ON ThukSDAt,
the sixth day 81 May 1885, ., IL sslosk noon, " ~
t p,cs or parcel land With the budns theTecn situate.
lyrs and being the Twentieth Ward 10 the GUY fors
ery Of Thirty seventh street. distant e@sefy
the ,aery line s5 Of Eighth avenue one huadod snd 1ir
tyhree . and four inches running thence easts Along
said norhsry side of Thirty seventh street nsss et
szht inches thence noithsry parallel 70 SAM ~
uue inches - the sents use ot Wy
M.k thence westerly parallel 20 said Thirty with ssrssS
uu, and inches TO the in or place OF esn
ming being II lots OF land bereoiors senvsysa 70
The ,sd George g. Slit and Thomss Aud By kshos kt
sht by N Nay lst lG and recorded ~ N once
he Resstsr 81 City and County Of New fk on hs sh
dsy Of March la6 n Lbsr 7t7 d Conveyance gNfe sew
York. April l3th. 1850 hOkATio boosHA, ss~'~.
WyLIys LvMAn Plaintiffs Attorney. afAwSw
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Me0mal.
COMPOUND Strip u

DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND Strip Ut
~ NAPHTHA-The great remedy for Coush, Cod. Con.
SUMPTION and all diseases OF the Lungs fv Pc, ooe' o'
No as Fulton o.. New York
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ME Liver INvIGeRATOR
PRsrAR,o BY Ds. sasEosD,

Ia one OF the beet Purgsve and Liver Medicines now before the
rs Mic that acts a. Cahart easier mider and more eHeeaal
.s spy other .dicine known. II not opy Cathaf bat
Lis~ remedy acting first the Lrer TO eject It's morbid mat
M then O.. III, bowels ot that matter thus
purposes sf.cusly without any Of the Pal
fl selhgs need in the operation OF most Csp'ah !,
.,r.u ma the yhe that puTsss ~ and
when daily moderate doses viii strengthen aud build
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A NOTION NOTICE.. BOGART. Auctineer
~ -By j. BOGART Sheriff. Sale Of PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES &c, on MONDAY Mays at l0t ocoek
a, S.l.srom No North Wilam-st Of Frankfort
asse lot Of Pefumery Luhins Extracts Hair Dyes French
Soaps Hair Tooth ana Nail Brushes Comb Portenop naies &c
ShovC sstt &c.
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DEM YLvANTA RAILROAD


NsYLVANIA RAILROAD
u n GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE sounecssns The ALsnne
es~s vkh Western North snd South vsssrn eses
ey eoptinecus Railway direct This Rod also connets q
Hsburph with daily lines Of 10 I'll ports On The Wes
eli ports The North LAheeraAkins The nes, d
cheap r,hshe By which WRIGHT Be nrvSdsd
70 srd from the Gre, Wei
RtTES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
Fssr Bocts ehoes Hsts and CAPS Books .,. 4,
Dry Goo1s I'm bczes bales and trunks), Drugs no
(iu boxes and bsles Fea,hes Fun, Ae.........)
Oscosp CLAS.-Dcmestic sheetine snhttns and
wsre Leaths< I'm rolls boxssl Wool Aod Sheep Toe -
Peita Esstvsst- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ynap CLA-Anvils Steel. Chains Tin cssssl % e.r.s =
Hsns Bacon and Pork ssfsd Goose OF in ss<ksl ~
fobosco Manufactured excspt Cssrs o. Cut &c
HoysrH CLAsS-Cofee, Fsh, Bacon, Beef and -
PORK lin boxes Eastward Lard and Lard 70 cent?
Oh Nails SODA Ash German Clay, Tsr. Pitch. l~A
FtouE- y Dbl until further notice
Gk.s- l. 100 % until further notice
Corrok- bale, not eao~edns SO weight. ODu further
posjce.
In shprpe Foods nom any port esst Of rnishephA e r.r
soosy 10 NAH the package "vs Pennsy vans Railroad AT
consigned 10 the Asens Of this Ros Phi>depa %
PftsSurTh viii be sor~.rd-d without dst~atoa
FsueHr AsIIrS-Haris, Womsy Co, memphis f~nn-
p Sac Co, St. Louis; p g. OR-,liy Co EvAnsvns
I'd pumesnn Bel Co, and Carter yewett Lonsvhle,
Nv b C. Msdrurn Madison Ind II. w. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N W. Graham Co, Zanssvtle'
Ohio L~ech Co. No 81 Klbyst, B,s'oa Leech Co, No
Aeor House NewYork and No. South Wtlism.s, New'
Yort j. snseder Philadephs; kAsrsv Ao'ns sNn"'"
H. n. HOUSTON, General Freisht Agent. rhilss-pnA
ia SCOTT. Superintendent Altoona p
Arril I, 1853