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Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
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night last, dark brown MARE. with stiffness in one
Of her iUre-egs; large knee,jOnt and with blunt
hOOi, having The appearance Oi being cut with chis
mare, will be thankfully received the above reward
will he given for her return 10 the subscriber. living
near Smyrna. w. REGISTER.
August Ia, SO aul9 1t
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

HARPEH's MAGAzINE.-The September num-
beI of Harper's Magazine is at hand, with
large variety of excellent articles for the mil.
lion. The Finishing School," is the com.
meDcing article, which is very amusing. This
work needs DO praise at our hands. Price So
year.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
SMtYNNA9 lON1ho,
RSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1858.

THE "TI MES" Is published EDery 1Hnsdqy By
RoBr. D HoFFEcxGR, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance IIau. Smyrna. Del.
TERN VS-SJBsCRIPrION.-One year 81 so In dduance
Or 100 u HOt pail Till end Of The year. No paper
d.scoatiAuet until all arrears are paid-oiLy al The
option ef tte Publisher.
e"ery square Of IL lines less first
insertion. 80 cts; each subsequent insertion a5 cts
LBrh arrts5eMonts made GOtM yearly and half
yearly aIUertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
ID I E D,

At his residence in Chester, Pa, on Thurs
day. the 10Th inst, n. b. Harris.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence of Mr.
James E. Hall, near Cambridge, Md, Mrs. Su-
san +. Nicholson, vile OF Jacob e. Nicholson,
Esq, Of Baltimore, aged 81 years.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

TnE ATLANTIC MoNrHLY, for September, is
before us, and is even more than usually inter-
esting aud various. The Autocrat of the Break
fast Table keeps up bis role with Characteristic
wit and humor. No magazine ever published
a more sparkling series Of papers than this by
DIR. Holmes.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26


PAYING DEAR FOR THE WHIsrLE.-Sunday
week., number of boys of this town proceeded
to the residence of coored man named Jerry
Gales, living near the Landing, and pulled, ate
and destroyed the entire patch of melons on the
place Gales was absent from home at the
time, attending church. and the warnings from
others on the premises were Intellectual in ar
resting the course of tue boys. In few DAYS
TALES made complaint before Justice Eaton.
laying damages at $1,000. Such OF the YOUNG
rogues as could be identified were escorted by
Consab Scout to the seat of justice, where
after paying 81 90 each, and costs-in III So 90
they were discharged, to run at large again
perhaps, and reflect on their fine mess ofmelons
and the $500 they paid for it.
Another young man has since been putting
high estimate on the luxury of peaches iudg-
ing from what he paid (namely, 81. 5O) for
mess taken from an orchard near town. He
must have been "monstrus peach hongry."-
Sl3O for mess of peaches is a little ahead,
we oplne, of our rich city epicures.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

FREAKS OF LIGHrNING.-Dur ng the storm
on Tuesday evening week, the lightning struck
the granary of WIN. Beck, on the farm Of An
thony NJ. Higgins, near st. Georges, satterins
1t somewhat and setting it on fire. The flames
were extinguished before Ghey had doue any
material damage.
The lightning also struck the ma t of a
schooner in the canal at Delaware City, and
shattered it to pieces. A tree in the garden
of DIR. John II. Barr was also shattered and de-
stroyed by a stroke about the same time.
The stackyard of Major Benz T. Biggs, OF
Pencader Hundred was also struck, set fire TO
and we learn was entirely destroyed.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

HAL.-A considerable quantity of hail fell
in Brandywne Hd., while the storm prevailed
on Tuesday evening week. In some instances
the Jumps were as large as guinea Eggs. We
have not heard, however, that much damage
was done.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

SUSSEX CoUNrY.-We extract the following
from the Messenger: We have Intelligence
from a camp meeting of rather extraordinary
character. We allude TO the one held lately
at the southern extremity of this county. neal
Old Ocean, at place called Cedar Neck Point,
under the management of Rev. Il. B. Hazard
lhere Is no Methodist church at the place, but
'he MethodisIs have been kindly permitted To
worship IN the Presbyterian church There
were but seven tents on the ground, and little
ministerial aid from abroad. The greater
amoant of labor devolved upon the Revs. r. B
Hazard and J. w. IIammersley. Rev. Mr.
Mustard, the Presbyterian minister, preached
two most excellent camp meeting sermons, du-
ring the progress of the meeting. On Sunday
night al II O'clock the trumpet was blown as u
signal for the converts TO be seated in the altar,
when the names of forty.fve persons were en-
rolled about fifteen of that number were be-
tween the ages of thirty and seventy-five
years; one man of the latter age was converted
alter leaving the camp ground, and returned
ihe following day, rejoicing. Another case
was that of blind woman who was converted
after leaving.
On Monday morning last, no less an
SIX persons were brought TO Jail from different
parts OF the county.
The peach crop in this county is unusually
large and fine, and far exceeds The expectations
Of our fruit growers Extra large peaches have
been selling in Philadelphia al So per basket
Around Seatord and BrIdgevile, dealers from
the cities are buying them up in large quanti-
ties. The fruit trade has become a matter OF
considerable importance in this county, and
farmers are beginning TO give more attention to
it. Mr.. Levin J. Cannon, of Seatord, is quite
an extensive peach grower.
John Ponder, ESQ, of Milford, was attacked
with paralysis, one day last week, and we un-
derstand is lying dangerously ill.,
Judge Houston while returning home from
this place on Friday last, accompanied by la
dy, met with quite an accident about five miles
from town. The horse became frightened, the
carriage was preciratcd down an embankment,
but fortunately they saw the danger in time,
and escaped without injury.
Business in this county, at the present time,
seeems to be unusually dull, especially among
our merchants.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

W A meeting of the Bible Society of Della
ware, will be held at ST. Georges 26h of Al
gust, at III o'clock, a. m. The friends of the
cause are respectfully and earnestly requested
to give it their countenance.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Seed Wheat.

Mediterranean Seed Wheat-he product OF late
importation that has far escaped the avages Of. the
Fly" For sale by WIN. GILPIN.
aul9-lt Broad and Prime sIs PhiIa
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

CoNvENrIoN.-The Peoples Party met in
county convention Tuesday at Dover. Paris
/. Carlisle, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and
VIM. Denney, VIM. Bishop, Jas. Sharp and
VIM. Powell, Esqs., appointed vice Presidents,
aud ). K. Sutton aud Hiram w. McCoIey,
Esqs., secretaries. Able speeches were made
by Hon. Geo. B. Rodney. Hon. f. d. Cullen
aud WIN. r. Morris, Esq. The selection OF
Delegates was deferred until Saturday next,
when the people" will meet in their respec-
live hundreds and appoint State de.egates.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
MARRIED,

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, Mr
John r. Webb and Miss Celia Fowler, both OF
Kent CO., Md.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat 81 25 for white, and 81 20 for red.
Corn S3c. per bushel.
Flour $3.50 per bbl.
Meal 95c. per bush.
Rye quiet at Csc.
Cuts steady at 35c.
Beans $l.00.
Hay is selling at $40 to Ssl2 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
Wood-Tlickory $3.50; best Oak $3.50 !;
common Oak 50 25; Maple 1925, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
FAMILY PRODUCE.
Butter, per lb, 20 Honey, per ID, 10
Lard, per lb, l2A do Peaches. rs
Hams, IL Pota toes, per b, 75
Shoulders. 10 Chickens, per d. So 90
Sides, IL oysters, per bu, 62
Talow, 10 Onions, 5O
Feathers, 5O
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 35 Red %; Corn 66c
Oats Al.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-Whte 81 53; Red 40; Corn 05c
Oats so.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
AS@0N

HYDROPHOEIA IN WILMINGToN.-The adop-
ted daughter OF Andrew Nc Mnlimin, who was
bitten by Il mad dog few weeks ago, was at.
tackled by hydrophobia, on Thursday last The
first symptoms were very great thirst for wa
ter, which she was unable TO swallow. Her
tongue became much swollen aud the little
creature desired that the doctor would give her
a new one. She continued rapidly to grow
worse, and finally her hands had to be secured
in order to prevent her biting them and tearing
her flesh; she foamed at the mouth aud snapped
her teeth, while she suffered extreme agony
DR.. White was the attending physician, and
under his advice chloroform and other antidotes
to pain, were administered. In her lucid mo.
ments she was aware OF her impending fate, and
expressed dread of the dark hole in which
they would place her. She expired on Friday
night, victim to this most horrible of all dis
eases. She was only five or six years age,
and resided with her friends at the corner of
Fourth and Tatnall streets. There were two
other persons bitten at the same time, but it is
to be hoped that the precautionary measures
taken have eradcated all the virus which was
infused into their systems.--RepuJLican.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
NOTICE.
10000 Peach Trees,

well grown and healthy; other Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. cultivated and for sale Descriptive catalogues
furnished gratis. WILLIAM PARRY,
augi9: Cinnaminson New jersey
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

WI, wn'ch she requires for conversational charms
Pirit OF hrst-rate newspaper is the spirit
" octVe, energetic, daily life, with mind "a
give uIgnlty and ready tact for versatile
%uaP'ation; and this is just the spirit which our
oet.!r cIass OF women demand, al nd enable them
" IuinIl their Intellectual and social relations
win becoming propriety and efssct.
AHE CANDIDATES.-The State DE euates of
The Democratic Party meet in convention. at
DOVER to-day (Thursday 26lh inst.,) for the
purpose OF nominating Candidates for Governor
and Representative TO Congress. Who the
successful nominee will be, is involved in much
douot' but the chances are generally conceded
10 lay between Messrs. Cummins and Burton
anu rumor says, the former has the inside
track
The Peoples Party will meet one week la.
'er' at the same place, (Sep. 2d,) to nominate
candidates for the same offices. The two
prominent men for Gubernatorial nominees are
Messrs. Temple and Buckmaster. The popu.
iarlty OF Mr.. Temple is more general than spe
ciaI' and he will go into the convention with n
most OF friends After all, we are still mora
inclined to believe in the veriication of our pre-
dlctIon made some weeks since, that the Can.
dldates would come from Smyrna. Neverthe.
lesS' the promRent men may all be pushed
aside and new "nags" brought on the course
for-expediency. "Polly-tics are mighty un-
cartin."
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

CIT The dust in our streets is intolerable-
greater than at anc time during the summer
Last week heavy rains fell frcm Odessa north
dried, parched and withercd--nothing growing
but watermelons, and, notwithstanding they are
great luxury, they do not pay like beans and
corn. Oh, for the refreshing showers!
HUNDRED MEETING.-The Peoples Party of
Duck Creek Hundred will meet at Fox wells
Hotel on Saturday afternoon next at 2 o'clock,
to select Delegates for the Stale Convention.
The Peoples Party of Little Creek Hundred
will meet in Leipsic at the same hour for the
same purpose.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

Pic NIc.-The Sunday School of the NJ. E.
Church, at the Head Of Sassafras, Cecil county,
Md, held Pic Mic Saturday last. at Grilfiuh's
Landing. on Sassafras river.--upon smooth
grass plot, beneath a thick foliage. The day
was pleasant, and there was large attendance
the children, particularly, turning out strong.
They felt that it was their day,-and the little
speakers did themselves much credit Many
sorts of good things were served up on the
table; fish especially were popular. Rev.
Messrs. Allen and Cooper addressed the chill
dren.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

AccDENr,-On last Friday, Mr.. jeremiah
Jones, in Raymond's Neck, with his wife and
child, had just left home in dearborn wa gon,
when the horse got frightened und ran off, up.
setting the wagon, tearing it up, and throwing
them out. The child received severe lacera.
ted wound on the side of the head, just above
the ear, having the scalp for three inches COM
pletely severed from the SKULL and falling down
IN flap, leaving the bone naked. The other
parties escaped with slight injuries. The child
is under treatment by DR.. Moore, from whom
we learn it is doing we'll and likely TO recover
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
AUTO n.

Newark Female Seminary.
TNHE next session of this institution will commence
Il on the First Wednesday of September
TERMS-Board and TuillOn Sl5O per annnm.
pryncinaI MISS Ii. CHAMBERLAIN.
jmIy % '53-3n Newark, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

0T We are requested to state :hat Miss
Mary Collins, blind lady of New Jersey, will
talk for the benefit Of the Sunday School at
the NJ. L. Church in this town, on Sunday af-
ternOon next, at o'clock. The parents of the
scholars aud oil others interested are invited to
attend.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
SMYRNA ACADEMY.

The FALL TERN will commence on Mon
day, Aug. Both.
On. BASS; A, B., Teachers.
Mrs. o. N. BASS, iea'"ei''
aurI9
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

ARTBUR's HOME MAGAzINE.--The Septem-
Der aumher of this popular monthly is on our
table. aud is freighted with a rich and varied
table of contents. The low price at which it
is furnished ($2 per annum) should insure q
widespread circulation among the lady portion
of our community, and we are confident that no
one will regret the amount SO invested.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
STARTS LINEMENT,

= FAX I = EFfNEEVs &N T.
SMYRNA, Aug. 9th, .S58
1t gives me pleasure TO spear OF this Medicine, pre-
pared and sold by William II Start, Of this place. [
have used II freely, for Choc, with my Horses and
in every with success ii is valuable pTcpara-
ton GEO. w. CUMMINS
0c- The above Lniment has good reputation, and
should be in the possession of every family. 1t sold
by Druggists throughout the Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for September, has
been received, with all its usual varieties OF
fashion plates, and miscellaneous articles
Price So year.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

0Gr Attention is called to the advertisement
of Messrs. Allen g. Needles, of Phladelp pha,
whose Super Phosphate Of Lime as expert
mented on by T. b. Coursey. Esq, of this coun.
ty, proved better than all others. They are
reliable men, and we would recommend our
farmers in need of fertilizers to this enierpri-
sing hrm.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

LARGE PLUM.-We have been shown " Blue
Egg Plum" grown 10 the garden Of B. Benson,
ESQ.,, of this town, which measured 81 inches
in circumference. and weighed % ounces.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Mechanics Store!

Smyrna. August 10, '5S-ts
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.REaAHKAsLE CASE OF juvenile DsPRAvITY.-
A heller cali, aged one ycar and too months,
helonaine to Mr.. Robert Elliot, a tenant ON the
farm of q. p. NJ Her, ESQ, gave birth to calf.
the other day, which is perfectly formed and
doing well, though rather under the medium
size. According to our understanding OF the
laws of procIeation in the bovine family, ms
fast g,onng Astes must hare got IN ail interest
ing situation foAea only tltTee months nfd J0l'T-
teen t7ags aid /! This statement Is made upon
the best authority, and it may serve warn
inp, 10 farmers who are not in hurry to increase
their herds Hamilton (O) telegraph.
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THE
LIVER INYIGORATOR!
PREPARRD By DIR sANFoED,

PREPARED BY SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs OyF or TITR BEST PURGlTIVE AND LIVER NE
DICINEs before the pubie, that aets -
known IT i not oniy CSIfEari1o. but Lfssr remedy,
acting rst The Lfrr % eject g. morbid maltet h<n o.
comprising two purposes eetuayi Wh0at any o. ne
ffrfs n strenthsns te system a the time thas
Il purPsst; and when taken daily IN oderate doses WI
strengthen aud bald It mp With unusual rapidly.
The LIYEB Is enc Of he PraePa sss1sS5S o. Sas
4 aiase entreiy Dependent On healthy aeion Of TIE
stonaeh sa te bowels q fault, and ne Elele
having c~as do isduy he diseases O that or
n[sesr more dian tTenty wears, ind remedy
WhsreVih counteTact the many derangemenast 70 which
y mi, las, found
bed with LIPER COA<sPLALyI- In any olits forms,
has bat 70 try bottle, and eouyletion s certain
a 5os . a .s e s s
FUiIFYFNa THE BLOOD tone saa hea.h tot the
whole rnaehinef removing ths cause Of the disease-
sIIIo1s 4TTScHs arr cured. AND. WHAT IS
BETTER PREyRSFEDs byS>thr occasional use q the
one dose aises satins relieve
AMI prevent tie food frou1.,risIng and soliriug.
Ouly one dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
oaIy one dose taken AZ nleht. Ioessns the bowel.
gently. and COgSElIIYEHESG
One dose taken ater each meal vim cure DYSPEPSIA.
~ one dee % two sPoOnuls uIl always relieve
One bottle taken for obstruction The
s9Sss s q ,hs dl.sass s 5. gSElsseiy sII
One dose often repeated is11s CHOLERA
AroRBElH and Z preventive Of cH1kERl-
81 Only bottle IS, needed 20 throw out % the
system the ELECTS of medicihe ater long sickness
f5-One bottle taken for.,1 removes
ioWness unnatural coloI,-litoni the skin
One dose taken ihort>tirne before eallns gives Wig
or % the appetite, and rnales%food digest veil.
One dose 0ften repeateds. cures. CHRONIC. DIR
RIGA IN it. worst fofIas.-Ehiie SUA HER and
BOWEL complaints yelisy almost 70 he nrgt dose.
One or two doses teks caused BIZ WORMS IN
Childrens there y snrersaier specler reue in
the World, As Il neteF fdfks.
- A fey bottles cuFee44DliOflo1t By e1cetng the
absorbents. so aia
We take pleasure q fee6u- nenaing MS medicine
preventive rur FEEEl AND AdUE. srOIfILI EEVEn,
aud az REYERS Of q Bill LIoUS TYPE Il operates
with certainty thousands wiling testify
wonderful virtues
1fOG8 IESIIIONY N rs n T1ll2.
l4 eater n tlt liOilft lcftt n ilosdf0F Gld
slcdftOlc Boa together.
THE LIVER ITVIGOHATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. ana q daily
Working cures ltlost too great 70 efFe4 ItcurCl
maggie epel tle f dose 0fofnq oslIg6 seldom more
than one bottle y required % cure any kind. % EfrER
Complaint. rom the worst s1tdfce DaD6Dsin q
e9anaan AeddGelei AL % which the result % DIS
EA8ED LIVER
- PitcE oNE uoBlAK PR BOTTLE
DIR sANEolsps Proprietor, 8t5 nFoaaVdy, New York.
And retailed BY al 0futr5sts. Sod dfI1 81
= noi4-ty tn. LOGAN : co... ifheeiinf.'ya
GEORGE =. NyIC1SE7 NJ.
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CHOICE AND SELECT!
Shawls and Mantil -.
NEW sPRING STOCK.


BEG LEAVE TO Inform, the public that have Just re-
turned from the with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
which determined TO aeil As cheap - any "'ue"
Nv stock consists Of all the latest styles Of
DRESS GOODS, such as black and iansy sHls, Ls"nr,
ohnl1es enlesS variety, ChalieS Derage De
anes de Berg with avareey OF other goods TOO nnHer
Gus TO mention.
eonass Collars OF all prices from the lowest
highest OF sleeves aud Collars amongst which
viii particularly mention MaTsslle Sets, AL the rage at
East complete assortment Of ebroidered Bands etc.
BONNETS any price nom 70 cts up to 1900 the Ulcest
ever brought the market also onnet Ribbons new and
WITR such as plain and huared Strips BriIIauts
amongst would call attention to snme real French
broeas, plain and striped Jacnnes Naioks, etc
sHAWLs, sitAyTLs steIlal Cashmere plain and fancy,
oAssINERfs Cloths and every thing The way ofnen's
wear suitable for Spring offer the rEest stock Of any
chant aors examine stock, viii sellioW At whole
MirTs piss line and also dtshOSe long nltlS
0s aud exSuie my stoek As au sure 1t will compare
avorably with any other snd doing aH have al.
done my business on the cash prinepe VIII sen Al
very =. n'4s''' rs4A sg
THTHFFe GooDSs-Ele9ant FIgd Swiss; MuEin5,
w French MpsllnA forPaFH Dresses,
Jones, celebrated maks OF camStcs, Jaeconets AID
french n and FnEii,sh Brs,tantes,
Plain Swiss and Book Mnsins, Just received.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE lot o. willow
Another lot seli. Adjusting Steel Franae skirts Ne IA.
dy,s wardrobe s complete without one Of them.
a new stock Of westenholms Gallery,
More Of those Gold Pens.
0entlemen's DFessTnE Cases
Gentlemcn's Isle Thread l,ait Hose, "vsry ansf
But and Waite Envelopes.
spis ',ss-s 80 FiYNE SEQ.
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T CARTWRIGHT.
II OAELL " Il , ?
NJ U SIC Pr BIZ. 8 II II tisSGssr.

NJ u SIC ~ ~ y ri II fIfhltr.
rsF OF NEW NUsICs-
i = The CrystaI WaitEs eomposed b = ssnt's7-- . -
Fertune Teller; CGuifall J. P. CHM
suitsnis Polka; tPiIuol Charles D Aibeft
- sEYiphiie TaIse; (Piana)J Aseher-
y. Cloehette tfu Patre, piano. Lefebrus tiey-
Tine Hfasnrka Eentineufalrs (FiHue) JaIEes Beliak
NasIri-a des fraineanx; (Piano) J. Archer
re eefeiFnfel Rdudo FINALE SING By Maine L.
horde. (Piauol Max MaretEek-
Also received ne following pieces o. Aasie
Bessisas Grave beautiful song
What = Home without Q Brother
What Home Without Sister coupanion1 70 VIM
Home without . Mother.
Maid o. Sylvan Mock.
FIlEht Of the Robin
Thr Snow has faIlen around ne
Also.a large ossortment Of Musical Works, &s' @s-
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THE In rELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNB rs. ls0s.
QUERIEs.

Is It any body business,
fin gentleman should choose,
To wait upon n lady, W
Ifthe lady don't reiuses
or 10 speak little palmer,
That the meaning oil may know,
"a II It anyhndy's business
If lady has 6eaus
1sit anybody's business
When the gentleman does call,
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or if he leaves at ails
Tbaf the curtains should be drawn,
To save from further trouble
The outside lookels-ons
Isit onybody's business
But the ladY's, if her beau
Rides out with other ladies. =
And did not let her know
Issit any body's business
Bot the gentlelnan's, ifshe
Should accept another escort,
Where he doesn't ehance,to i'es
Tho substance of our query,
iJ Simply sthted, would be this;
Is it anybody's business
~. What another's business Isl
We would really like to know,
Forwe're certain, if it isn't,
There are some who makeit SO.
lift iswell join the rabble,
And act the nohler part,
OF the tattlers and defamers,
Who thloug the public mart.
But ifnot, we'll act the teacher,
Until each mcddler learns,
Itwere better i'll the future,
10 mind his own concerns.
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nArEa nVrWPRN PalLApELPHIA $50 PITTsBURdH


PIRsF CL.Ass-BOots, Shoes, Hats and
Oar. BoS, Dr s9pd; On box. SiI 7se 100 b.
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sheeting,
Ir.lng aud 5sk1E S9 IaeI COO leo lbs
On rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pslts
Eastward.
THIRD CLAss.-AnviIs, Steel. Chains (in
casks Hemp Pae16 and PoT s,sa SOC per 100 he
ed. (exceDt cigars eut.) &c. &c.
POJJRTH OF, ASS-CoRee, FIsh, Bacon tBeefl
aud PoTk 2 S1sk S OF eose 400 PR lcO lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Rosln. &c
FIOUR-T5e per Dbl. until further notice
RAIEn loads IS cents per lJU lbs, untn further
notice. - -
coTToN2 per bale exceeding 500 lbs weight, until
further notice
~ In shipping goods from any point east Of Philadel
phIg be pavtieuarto marx packages 'VG PeRHs5fBdlf1
dRrOdd All Goodseonsigned % the agents OF this road
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without
detention.
clarke 40 Astor House. ana No William street. and Jshn
NeDonnld No aftery Place WORK Pierce $50 Ianes
Vile o; Irwin Co, aud sprinsman Brown, Cincinnati, o.
o Medium, MtIsOn, Ind Dutnearil, Bell 4 o., and
Carter JeWett, LOusViIIe Ky: g Oiley Co, Evans-
Tie Ind; r sass Sc Louis 40; Harris woruey Co,
Me uphis Tenn; Beeeh Co, ChcagO III; Glass, Port
Wayne Ind; E Sneeder, Phila; MagraW Rooms Bat-
more; A Stewart PITTSBURGH
H. n. HUSTON. GienI Freight Agent. PhIlad.
ap8tyl HI. L0MBAERT. snpt-, Altoona, Pa