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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

Mn EDITOR ALLOW me to say, through
the lPaichman, that the announcement in the
Freeman that the Methodist Society in Mont
peicr have purchased a new organ for their
church is premature. They have the matter
in contemplation, with some prospect of sue
cess. but have not yet decided whether they
will purchase it or not.
We will add, also, that the Freeman is, as
usual. only half right in its statements re-
speeding Rev w II. Lord. Mr. Lord has
not decided whether he will remain in Mont
pclier or go to Cleveland. His salary has
been increased by a vote Of his Socicty-his
former salary having been, for some years,
confessodly too small 1t was understood,
however that the increase Of his salary would
have but very little, if any, influence with
him in determining whether he would 60 or
stay. and it was increased simply as matter
of Justice to him. All his Society, and all
here who know him, will, however, join with
us in a strong ontreaty to him not to leave his
Church and people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

Mn. EDiroR There mas uurn, fOr some
time. and still is. a good degree Of religious
interest in this place Last Sabbath eight
persons were baptized by the Rev. VIM. ID.
Malcolm, pastor of the NJ L. Church. Sab
bath before last two united with the Congrc-
gational Church, Of which the Rev. l.. II.
Stone is pastor. Several Of these are young
people connected with the Mortified lnstitu-
ton Many in the community. and quite a
number in the school. arc either INDUCING a
hope in Christ or are anxiously seeking the
way of life Tho work seems to be extend
ing. A daily union prayer meeting has been
established, which promises much good.
temperance
" Resolrcd, That the sale Of alcohol, in any
Of its forms, ought not to be sanctioned by
law, for any purpose whatever.
This famous resolution. passed mot with
out much opposition at the recent State
Temperance Convention, by vote of nearly
two to one has been discussed in our weekly
temperance meetings since that time, till last
Friday evening, when it was passed by a vote
of about two hundred for, and one individual
and a boy against
4 Division of the Sons Of Temperance wa,
recently organized here. 1t now number,
about fifty members. More anon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

FArENrs'--Aaron f. French of Franklin.
t'' assignor to Geo. |. Stanuard of st. All
pans Nt'-For improved binding attachment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

~ There is to be Grand Railroad Bah
at the Nor'hheld House, Mortified, on We'd
nesday evening next. Halls Band, Boston.
is to furnish tho music.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02
cOuNrY cOMMIssIONERs.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Addison. Ira Clifford.
bennington, Horace g. White.
Caledonia, John Morse.
Chittcndon, James Mitchell.
Essex, Oramel Crawford.
Franklin. Romeo II. Hoyt.
Grand Isle
Iamoillc, NJ w Tcrrill.
Orange, 1}erandey HrLmc
Orleans, 4. j. Simpson.
Rutland, p. Frisbie
Washington Abdial Kct
Wiudhom Hiram Borjsfs.
Windsor, Crosby Miller.
Those in Italics are elected in opposition Ia
the regular nominated temperance candidates
VERMONT IN CoNCREss.-Thc Green
Mountain State may justly feel proud Of her
delegates at Washington. They are making
their mark ON the record of one Of the most
important Congresses ever met at the seat of
Government Senator Foots speech is CON
cedcd by all to be one of the best delivered
this session Judge Collamers effective
speech did credit to himself and honor to his
constituents. Mr.. Morrills minority report Is
an array of unanswcrable facts and argument,
in favor of the rights of the People. Mr. Wal.
ton, in the House, has stuck flaming fire
brand into the ofiice-holdors' mouse nest in
Vermont and as "A natural result every one j,
enabled to see how largo a nest it is and who
are its occupants. Judge Smaloy and the
Free Press arc getting by the cars over the
Government Blue Book, and its secrets are
being published broadcast The Congress
sionol proceedings will amply repay perusal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

LV' From the record of Marriages, Births
and Deaths in the Town Clerks office in
Montpelier, for 1857, We find that there have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

~ The New York Agricultural Society
nave offered prize of 500 for tho best 10
acres OF Indian Corn, the product to average
not less than one hundred bushels Ia he acre
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

PocKEr TELEGRAPH MIR. j. T.. Smith
of Northfcld, has shown us a novel little in
veution, the best description Of which is Civ
en- by calling it pocket telegraph. 1t con-
sists of a small telcgraphing apparatus. SO
arranged in a neat little box for the purpose
of carrying it in the pocket that it can be
connected with the main wire at any place on
the telegraph line ana messages transmitted
to any desired station. This will prove a val
liable invention for Railroad conductors in
cases Of accident.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

Following the example of the majority,
the Republican minority of the Kansas In
yestigating Committee have published their
report Morrill's before submitting it to the
House You will find it clear and able OK
position of the question, spicod with bits of
native humor. 1t is worth recording that
Vermont leads the van in the baltic of free
dom in both Houses. The Republicans of
the Senate Committee put their case through
Mr. Collamer, and of the House through MI
Morrill,, Thus the post Of honor is accorded
to Vermont. All right
Business By Vermont Members.
In the Senate, March "a, Mr., Foot intro
duced resolution instructing the Committee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

- Merchants and business men are refer
red to the Boston advertisements, in to-day S
paper rom the advertising agency of Messrs.
5. NJ. Pettingill & Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

- We infer from an illustrated circular.
said to emanate from the Waterman office,
that new paper, somewhat literary in its
cast is soon to be issued by our neighbors--
freeman.
We received, through the Posio8ce copy
of the "circular" referred to above, and to
disabuse the Freeman Of any hand we may
have been supposed to have had in the mat
ter, we can assure him that all such take
offs never have, neither will they, meet with
any favor by us.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

- The town Of Stowe, at a special
meeting called for that and other purposes on
the 25th inst voted that the Commissioner
for Lamoille County be requested to appoint
no agent in that town for the year ensuing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02

on Commerce to inquire into the oxpcdioncy
Of appropriating $1,000 to fence and grade
government grounds at Burlington; adopted
The Minnesota Bill
Was the subject Of some remarks in the
Senate yesterday | suspect both parties are
quite willing to wait awhile on that bill.
Lccompioa ia the House.
This morning, Mr. stephens Of Georgia
suggested that day be fixed for the consider
alton of the Lccompton bill--say next Tues
day, or a week from Tuesday. Well, nothing
was done, and everybody was willing to do
nothing. Neither side sure: that is what it
means. The opposition consists of three par
ties, and neither can do exactly what it would.
There must be concessions to secure harmony
among the opposition; and the time is now
occupied in trying to find out what can be
agreed upon, if anything can. Sorry can't
give you better news. give the fact.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. sNNFOKD,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGArISE AND LIVER ME-
DlClNEs now 9Sore ls p9os, S,1 1Is SssE medicine
known. 1t is not only Cittarfff but Atrsr remedy
the stomach aud bowels 20 CARR OF that 1ter thus A;-
cempishins two purposes edsctdsy without ANY o. The
arfcs. strengthens r,e sys'e-n at the same time iha
1t purres taken daily in moderate doses, Will
Strengthen and build it up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is Of the principal reEuators Of the
human 6.dy "a, and Tgn f,lan- Tse
is almost entirely dependent on the healthy aet!o1 Of the
fault the bowels are at fault and the lo
sssteF suffers in consequence 81 oie Il
gan of the propr-torshas made It his study In a
practice Of more than twenty years to find some remedy
wherewi to counterfeit the many deraHseTetst 10 which
it is liable.
nle ed P Tith IfTR PLAi7 in any OTIS forms,
but 10 Try bottle, and 4eonyisiion Is certain
t l sromae food TO Iisess veil
PURIFYING TIE OD--gying tone and health to the
whole machinery, renoving~e cause OF the disease
'i sIH6Gs F'% RTF&GKS are cured AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREVENTED, by >the occasional use OF the
fter eating mt to relieve the stomaell
and prevent the food frOmArisng and souTins.
ouiy dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
MARE. e
gently, and COS=I TITEAESS
one dose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA.
81 One dose o. two tea->sPoonfus will always relieve
On bots taken for female obstruction remove. the
Only one dose Immediately relieves ClTOLTL while
One dose often repeated isCa cure cure for CHOLEE
uORBT.S and a preventive Of CHDLEE1'
| ESy- only one bottle Is needed Of lie
system the effects Of med -cin- after long sickness
sS5- One bottle taken for .JAINDICE removes ali
loWness unnatural co'oT--irom the skin
One dose taken sh"rt>tine before Eating gives Wig
or to the appetite, and makes~food digest we'll.
one dos, often repeated cures t,NRONT' DLAP-
RLTlgA ia its worst forms, while = 4 " XER and
30 WEI complaints yieldZalmost to the first dose
One doses at tacks caused by WORMS In
Children there Is ,saier, eciier remedy in
( tie world, as itns5er. fefiis- n
~ few bottles curesl-DROPSi- by exciting the
absOrbents.
We take pleasure In mendns this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGEE, CHILL FEVER,
ard all FENERS OF Bill LIOUS TYPE. It operates
with certainty and thousands willing to testify
wonderful virtues.
Am WHO ESE TT ARE GIVING THEIR U1vART.
NOUS TESTIMONY IN ITS "A VOR-
r. Mr. trGter IN he mouth irih he IHrig0rator, dHd
st6alLOo 6ofH tOO6thsT-
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working almost to believe
magic TIE rst dose griHg beHsf and seldom
than one bot- required any kind OF LIVER
Complaint from DldWhLdics DpSpepsfd IN n
common HfGd1chc all Of which the Of DIS
EASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAi: PER BOTTLE.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor 3l5 Broadway, New York
Ard retaiied by ali Druggists. Sud afro bU
uly14-1y T. II LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
SUMMER Goods
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

E0E safe or Lease. 5n ETeat GsoIuE,E,Ia Va-
iE p,olserty - In good working order having Black
smith shop with two fre Patterns and tools Together
o. ~ coke Ihebiliings 81 feetiu Ies-tiI by
~ eetn width shop with
The property is intie eentreof Iue Observation-Disclosures
@ manufacturing county. with very large eoaItras r
me property win Released for tern, Of
es OF steady habits and good character NJ rr I'm: cF
neel 3PPN II one should to te nav
This ,, e made easy, either with without the stock
Of s.n nh mas chartered privilege for MANUFACTURER
Suuu company purchasing, desire IL, the
privileges will to 20 viii ~ ro,rt,
\
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
WILDE q BRO.

w llIDE & DIM
ID ESPECTPULLY inform the public that they have re-
IL ceiyrl one of the Irgcs fashionable !nvoi-
ces of Wall Paper Window shades ev'r brought t" the
city OF wheeling, comprising French English and Ameri-
can Papers and Borders almost endless variety They
purchased below the customary rrerke hsures ah
will be sold beautiful styles Of Glazed
PAPER al per Roll; the offered elsewhere Mt
Ss you wish bargains give MS call a" we are "e.er-
mined to sell At such prices will dsfg competition The
attention of WHOLESALE DEALERS is invited AS we can
lob our goods favorable rates. Our stock Is EN-
TIREIY NEW and free from old and deprecated styes
-,rrisl aver from last wear apI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
T The in TELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1865.
DOLCE III FAR NIENTE.
BY JOHN X. TAFT.


The foeu published for the FIRST time IN the
,c,pDt gazette cay or Rgo, will be read with in
yt b. Ii. ,osny admirers Mr. Taits poetical gel u'
this mart q tile country. graduated al Bethany Col
-gs, IN 1852
The WIND smoug these aged cypress trees.
DrOwsily EhIsfvTeth dreamy laiei
And tbc i;,r cty's hum, Ike t"nt OF bees
Floats Iaiaty me down the misty vale.
Even this aerial arch of blue intense,
Peoples with dreams my sleepy indoiehce
Tie sluegnrd river slowly erecps along.
Asifa-weary OF its onward rSce,
And seems 10 Ia urEur complaining song
y liz geIiug farewell to MS native place.
In tie deep passes % the ApptnineS ,,,,I,..
Where winds anu twilight owen among Tie p'i'N
r,r .upslirI: sleeps upon the waters now,
Wiricll sleep themselves scarce rrlInS IN the SUM-
The weary isborer leaves t:e afGnE plough
Halfway within tte fnrrow last begun,
And throws h!ms sif upon - grassy mound'
Where cool siIudow falls nthwaTtthe ground
E..r tender Blossom droops its ttated cheek,
tt.rwe rhra with odor that around IL lives
AS y"uu- n.a.den'a heart grows faint anu weak
Win tie sweet burtien OF the Love , u Ei'es'
AMI tIeInulnus, Il-y sigh III bashful Bliss
As ;fa-ir. aiming of The SouIh-whhs kiss
No living thing ia near me destroy
TEe Why fubTcs that my fancy rehTs;
ssvt the sweet bee, who, withmelodeous Joy,
iron, lud 70 bloofn all luscious laden steersi
And.een t.c bright eyed lizard ,nteth 'he SP'D'
In silent aGE,bs lies all cOied away
The birds are sleeping mid the umbrous lsaveS:
On. cloud "a InoYsless shadow near me linSs'-
Ye, harvest 0Gors, stolen from signing she ;
Come borne upon some swooni"g Lephyf' Why's
Ltsv the aIrseeii presence Of u ioyIng ghost,
Which gives s'rangeJoy Wien OFT vt "offo" 'l"S''
feel Ike one Who, drunk with charmed wine,
Cares uouEt for other joys that heaven DeSto"'-
PANE wealth. love, power, cen pOesy diVl"s,
To Iae what are they, ia tai rat reposs;
PIt Idle visions Of l levvred brain,
Tue which. miss, not have, seems 6FeAtestEa'H'
Oh luxury diyinel come Oeresl spread
A suinhrr0uS couch Of poppy lringed sheeEetI
Conc laughing Baccf's! from the boushs oelhehu
Ra, Il, down :. drnptry Of rustiug leaves
White Prnserptne SHAKES all her Lythean flowers
win, perfume lending ms TO tream-iand bowers
YieIa hi ard sky grow dim-not vain the prayer
NV wiling ~ elids dissipate the day
A lotu- influence rocks my soul IN air
Far, Ia hey Uud, the world Is yelled AWAY
Oh Lsrrs, Brcc!,us. fIoserpine-ialrW TeSi
Is this the ct Dreams, or lial3!
BanLs Of the Arno, August, 1873
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
AYERS
PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

F,.ERz has long existed public demand for eFsc-
tive Purgatyo pill which could be relied on as sure a9
that demand and an extensive ta ofts virtues
has eoncusyey shown with what success
but not easy to make the best Of all which
should have of the objections but al the adyan
aud with what success would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
psGns and tatn@ to the bowels This is not
Many Of them produce much gripping pain and revu
good TO be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation PAIN unless it arise from previously exist
Ing distraction arrangement in the bowels Being
puTely vegetable harm can arise from thelr use IN
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases which they applicable arc
eive., ON the box Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them We may enGn 19t
Lznguor, and Loss of Appetite Lstlessness !rraoy'
Billions Headache Bilious Fever Fever and Agne Fam
in tho Side and Lons for IN truth al tnese are Ous
she consequence of diseased action in the liver As an
Bpcrient they afford prompt and sure reei IN CosuHe
rcss Piles Collie, DyssnteTy, Humors, Scroiua anu
Scry Colds with soreness of the body Ulcers and inn
purity the blood; in short any and every case where
Th5y have also produced some singuarly successful
in Rheumatism Cont DroPsy, GraHel 6EysaPelas'
aud Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change OF seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
tho appetite and vgor They purify the blood, and, by
tSr stimuIant action on the circuatory system,
yte the strength of the body and the wasted OF
diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an Oc
casional dose is advantageous though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
be carried too far, every purgatve medicine
reduces tho strength, when taken to excess The thou
sand in which physic is required cannot be emu
meraed here but they suggest themselves to the reason
of every body; and this pill found better
purpose any thing which has hitherto been available
n mankind Where their virtues are once known the
nuJic will NO LONGER doubt what remedy to employ when
Sn need of cathartic medicine Being sugar-wrapped
they arc pleasant to take andbeing purely vegetable,
harm can arise from their use in any quantity;
For minute directions, sea wrapper on the Box
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

Cn1LDnrx are inquisitive bodies---for instance;
what does clcavc mean father" at means
to unite together Does John unite WOOD
when he clcavcS it," Hem, we'll it means TO
separate" We'll iather, does man separate
from his wife when he cleaves to herr Hem
hem, don't ask so mary foolish questions, child
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
sUMMER ARRANGE n E \ rs.
II. CARTWRIGHT,
MI SIC p u - Ii : II -l u b.

i. OAhI W ItLLI u
NJ u 8 G p u - IL II u b.,
7 IsT OF NEW MUSIC
IL Tie Crystal Waltz composed by gentleman Of this
CITY.
Fartuue Teller; (GuftaIN J. p. Gffin.
Sultan's Polka; piano. Charles D. Albert
In =, lphide Yalse; (Ptsnnj J. Ascher-
La Cloc.efte du Patrc; (P.anol Lef-hrrs "eiy-
Engine MasGTka Seutimeutui-: piano. JAues Bsllak-
Nasurka drs Traineaux; piano. J. Aserer-
The celebrated Romeo Finale, sung by Madame La
horde; piano. sizx Narrtzek-
Also received the foliOEing pieces OF Music
Bess:e's Grave; beautiful song.
What is Home without a Brother
what's Home without Sister; companions 20 What Il
Home without n Mother.
Maid Of SYLVAN Nook.
Piight Robin.
The SaoE has fallen around
feB5-lw
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SECOND STOCK
.SPRINE 4 SIMMER GlllS.

~ EisKELL & swEARINGEX viii open on TUESDAY,
IL May Hin, IN their ROOM 10. III Main 81,
stock or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
IsT have ever mad t= pleasure Of Offering public
stock VII comprise eveTythnsne IN Dress Goods,
Enproiteries SsaUls, MATTHIAS, &c.
Hedging themselves not ndrrso!d they can and
ott ohrr sreat ndueem MS % cash buy
an Inspection Of their gOodz. Tny:s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04
Cheaner than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
n REAT DISTRESS anil heavy losses In the East Railroad
III stock Bank Stock land all goods forced ia" Market
prices to the Importer and
err have returned from the Eastert cities aud have
those ruInOus prices, and now offer to
my rnd the public generally, goods made up to
order in Coats Pants and Vests in the neaes and most
fasona way ready clothing lower than they
have been offered In this market You VIII get fine
clothes you have heretofore paid for
Come and buy loc"Ol "A. NJ ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-04

RIGHT ard duty are like two palm trees
which bear fruit only when growing side by
sid.
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ShawIs aud Mantillas.
NEW SPRING STOCK.


BEG LEAVE to inform. The public that have just
i turned East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
which determined to sell rs chesp any house in
Wheeling.
Nv stock consists or all the latest STYLES of
DRESS GOODS, such black and fancy Silks, Lawns,
Chintzes Hess variety Chhles, Berage De
Laines de Borgess. with variety Of other goods too nucr
to mention.
to the highest Collars amongst which
will particularly mention Marse Sets all the at
the East complete assortment nj embroidered Bands etc.
B0NNETS, price from 20 $3.50, the icest
the market also Rnunet Ribbons and
beautiful styles flowers PUSHES, and every thing in the Hi
lnery line.
WHITE GOODS such as plain gured Strips BrillIauts
brocade, plain AMI striped Jacones
sHAWIS sETAwLs stelaI Cashmere, plain and fancy,
at almost prices.
CASSlNERES Cloths, and thing in the nfmen's
wear suitable Spring, offer the largest stock ofRny
house Wheeling and would particularly request
talorsto examine stock will sell low Mt whole
sale.
SITTs, complete line and also ofthose long mitts
worth sue at 12kc.
Call md examine nv stock It will compare
fevnraby any other. and doing and have al
business the cash principle will sell 1t Mt
very low At'''f' ISAAC prayer
mar26 1913 Main street
WHITE GOODS--EIsgsnt Fig'd Swiss Muslns,
w French Muslins for Party Dresses,
JONES' celebrated make Of Canbrics, Jacconets and
NainSooEs.
French and English Rrlliantes,
Plain SWiss aud BOOK MnslinS, Just received.
spI mkSEELL SWBARIHGES.
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PBNNsYIvANIA RAILROAD

+ r
tic cities with Western, Northwestern, and south
Western States by continuous Rolway direct Ils rohd
also Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers TO
all the Western Rivers, and at cleveland ana SAN
dusky to all Dorts on the Norm esttn
Lakes; making the mO1t direct cheapest ana rsiL0te
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud from
the GreGt Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA And PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes Hats andl
Caps Books Dry % eoTss 6IsS per 100 ss
Feathers, PuTs, &c.-.-....-.-----..---
SECOND GLASS Domestic Shccting,l
Shifting and Ticking lin original baes,) an. ne, 1ro H.
Drugs (lu casksO Hardware, Leather, wv - " 80
(iu rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD CLASS-Anvls, Steel, Chains Tin
casEs Hemp, Bacon, and Pork saltrd Nc ,r 1Oo Ibz
GOOSE or in casks )TObAcco nanufactu- wv - ~
ed. (eXcept ciyRTs or cut.D &c- &c.
FOURTH CLASS-COiTee Fish, Bacon, Beef
and Pork lin casks boxes, eastwhri) .nc nor nm z
Lard X Lard Oil, Nails, Sofia Ash Ger - = Wv 80
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin. &c.
FLOUR-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-In loads IS cents per lsO lbs until further
notice.
~ In shipping goods any point Of Philade-
mia he paTticularto mark packages 'ci PeHRsJlrHEiI
RaRrOdd All Goods consigned to the agents OF this roHd
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, will be forEarded without
FRErcHr AGRSrs-C Evans. % Kilby Boston;
Clarke No House, and No William street, and john
McDonHds No Battery Place NJ WfDTk; Pierce GCo lanes
VILE Co. and Sprngman Brown, Cincinnati o.
r @ MeIdrum, Madison Ind: Dumesnll, Bell Co, and
Carter Jewctt, Louisville, Ky: p G Oiley Co, Evans
VILE Ind: Il Sass, st Louis, Mo; Harris WOrmey Co,
Wayne Ind; E ] Sneeier, PhiIai Masraw Rooms Bai
H. H. HUSTON, Gen'I Freight Agent. PhIlad.
ap3lyl III. LOMBAERT, suPt., Altoona' Pa