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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

RAINS IN TExAs.-Heavy rains have lately
swept over most of the counties in Texas,
doing much good to the parched crops.
rise occurred in the Brasos river which car
ried away the railroad bridge at Richmond
A freshet took place in the San Antonio riv-
er, carrying away bridges, bath house, a
lumber yard, soap factory, etc, to the ex-
tent of $4,000 damage.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

Ir is said that Governor Weller has de-
clared positively that he will not appoint a
Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the
de0th of Mr. Broderiek.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

TUG Missouri State Fair, opened on the Goth
ult. The city was crowded with strangers.
John ]. Crittendon, Ex Senator Dixon, and
Vice President Breckenridge were expected
to be there
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

AN engine has been landed at Stockton,
designed for the Columbia Fire Company.
The ladies Of Columbia contributed toward
che purchase of the engine
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

yellow FEvER.-Several deaths have oc-
CURED in Galveston, Texas, from this disease,
but at last accounts strong hopes were en-
tertained that it would not become epidemi-
cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
CANFIELD & WRIGHT.
HnylNnlHRHeA.

FHHAKEN UP AND IMPoUNDED, one small bay
z Horse, branded on the left hip OC. NJ. X. G. S.
5-blazed face and saddle marked and the same will
be sold at Pdblic Auction To pay costs and charges,
unless reclaimed, on WEDNESDAY, October l9th, at
II NJ at the Public Pound.
| oc15-tI A ! BARK nv Na~a'ee1
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

EDWARD McQuILLAx, an old citizen of San
Jose has been convicted on a charge of in
cendiarism. He was detected in an attempt
to set fire to one of the outhouses adjoining
the Pavilion in that city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

AN insane man named Robert Hood, has
been taken from Folsom to Sacramento an
lodged in the station house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
COR. G. nnd FOURTH SITS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the en-.
Il tire interest OF S. b. Cooley In the above estab-
'ishment is prepared to do all kinds of WASHING
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes done up with par
ticular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
as new.
None but experienced hands being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction
Being grateful to my patrons for past fayors /
endeavor to merit fair share of the public pat
rOnage. .. ..-.
oc9-my JAMES BUD
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
Notice.

HALLS ssnrsapariIla, Yellow Dock and
Iodlde of Potass-Admrable as Restorative and
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD. 1t cleanses the System
Of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pimples and scorbutic eruptons from the skin; re-
stores vitality to and strengthens the nervous system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout, 1t is unequaled.
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
Il. HALL CO., Proprietors,
l43 ana IS Clay street,
sepl3-6m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
NOTICE.

A LII persons holdirg or claiming any lien liens
IA (under the provisions of act securing liens
mechanics and others) upon that certain property
ted upon the north west quarter OF lot four ca Of
Block in range d, and the lot of land upon which
said building stands, in the city of Marysvle, county
of Yuba and State OF California; hereby duly not
fed be and appear in the district court of the 1lh
Judicial District in and for Yuba county and State
aforesaid AZ the next regular term thereof on Thurs
day, the day of NOyeWber, A. d. 1863, TO eXh bit
then and there the proof Of said lien or liens.
ocf4-te JOSIAH S. BOWEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

AN insane soldier named Patrick Bolan
has been brought from Portland to San Fran
cisco TO be sent on to New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

TEIEGEApH PRoGREss AT THE EAsr.-Wt
learn, says an exchange, that the American
Telegraph Company of the Atlantic State,
have recently made arrangements by which
the time between the United States and Eur
ope has been shortened, and, in the absence
of an Atlantic cable is the next best thing
Dispatches are received from all parts of the
United States and placed in the hands of the
purser of the steamer at the latest moment ot
siilng, and on the arrival of the steamer il
Europe, he delivers them Immediately to Il
telegraphie agent, who forwards them tc
their destination. Dispatches via St. Johr
have been sent from Washington. and ever
from New Orleans, and delivered in Londor
within seven days from the time they were
filed in the telegraph offices
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

TuREE vagrants were arrested in Sacra-
rnento, Tuesday night, and marched to the
station house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

A little boy named Isaac Levy, aged %
months, fell from piazza in San Francisco
en- Monday and died on the next day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

GEN ScoTT AND HIS OLD SOLDIERS. The
following letter was presented to Gen. Scott
on Monday. lie has postponed reply until
his return from the North;
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. II, 1859.
10 LIEUT.. GENERAL WINFIELD ScoTr-Sir
Your old friends who have serve ed under YOU
in your various glorious battles and cam.
paigns, desire to meet you for congratula
tion, and the interchange of good wishes
They do not desire to make this public oc
caslon, but an informal meeting of old friends
and soldiers 1t seems to them that in some
sort you owe it to those who have stood by
you in the most perious times as tried sol
diers brothers alike in dangers and in tr-
umphs, 20 meet them as brothers, in private
and friendly way, at the domestic hearth or
at the festive board. We have been appoint
ed committee by the company of veterans,
who had the honor to escort YOU yesterday.
to request you to dine, en- tanitie, with them
ut such time as may be convenient to YOU
Allow us. in the most earnest manner, to
urge you to give US all this opportunity of
taking you by the hand, and in this distant
land, gained by your victories--and which
we made our homes-to indulge in the teem-
ing memories of our common past, and in as
plrations for your continued glory and hap
piness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

The opponents of the slidell party in the
State of Louisiana, have nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
Thomas G. Wells, of Ropides Parish. for
Governor John Ray, of 0uchita Parish, for
1t Governor; Thomas J. Durant, of Orleans,
for Attorney General; Matthew Watson, Of
Caddo for Auditor; Jehu Perkins, of Baton
Rogue, for Treasurer; E. W. Black of Terre
bonne, for Secretary of State r. Il. Curry,
of Catahoula, for SUI erintendent of Public
Education and DIR. Philip Geiser, of Orleans.
for Commissioner of Public Works
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

THE overland mails have lately arrived
at ST. Louis very irregularly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
WANTED.

TMMEDIATELY-3 MINERS, at the
Il Yuba River Mining Company's Claim, ten miles
above Marysyille, the Yuba River. Wages s45 per
month. sepl-t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
FOUND.

II U4SM Recently, the Truckee Road, near
@--'~+%A% Naples Ranch, at spring, about CD miles
from Marysville, by an emsrant, patent leather
POCKET BOOK containing Notes and Papers. One
of the Notes IS in favor OF s. E. Uher, and signed by
John L. Orln The owner have the same by pay
ing for this advertisement. sep22-n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
Notice 10 Creditors.

ENsTATE OF JOHN RUTH, DECEASED. Notice
HL is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit the with the
necessary vouchers within ten months ON the first
publication Of this notice, to the Undersigned at his
Office, No "A street, in the city of Marysville.
]. W. WINTER,
Marysville, Sent. 90, lS59-tf Administrator.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

CRUSADE AGAINST THE NEGROES IN New On.
LEANs-Recently large number of free ne
groes have been arrested in New Orleans
and warned to leave the State, those who
are arrested being allowed sixty days, and
thore who have just arrived, only FIVE. Many
of them seek refuge in slavery and some
make use of other means to evade the law. A
correspondent of the ST. Louis Republican,
says that Mr. Holmes, proprietor of an iron
foundry, had in his employ an honest, indus
trious mulattoe, who had raised a family in
New Orleans, and who did not wish to leave
MIR. IL. informed him, however after due in
quiry, that nothing could be done for him
he must either become slave, or leave the
State The correspondent adds as follows
lie was in much distress, but day or two
afterwards lie met MIR. IL. and in great glee
exhibited paper signed by the Recorder of
the First District, certifying that the free.
colored man Bob SO and so. was born in the
State of Louisiana, and entitled TO residence
therein.
"Wby, Bob, how under heaven did YOU
get this?" queried the astonshed Mr. Holmes.
"Oh, you see, Massa, | went to darkev
Ise 'quaiuted wid, and he say, if glib
um fifty dollars he git me out dis scrape. SO
we go to de Court, and golly, two white
men dis nigga neber see fore in all he life
come up, aud swar day know Bob eber sence
he born in New Orleans long time ago. So
| all right now-yah. yah, yah +
fsnother case of this kind has come to
light, in which the price of the petjury was
Sl5O, aud 1T seems that a number of white
rascals are making a regular business of
the thing. There Is, moreover, very little
chance OF their being caught and punished,
as negro testimony cannot he taken against
them, and IL Is generally difficult to prove the
nativity OF negro born in another State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

JoHN Wise, the balloon man, denies the
report that he had abandoned his projected
trai.s atlantic trip lie says:
/ have never for moment abandon ed the
project. My late experiments in the eastern
current were specifically made with the view
of aiding me in its simplitication. In all
this am sure have lost no ground but.
on the other hand, have saved time and mo-
ney, necessary TO provide for the outfit, as
well as having learned the avoidance of con.
tingencies that might otherwise have render.
ed the experiment uncertain and disastrous.
When get ready am certain of success.
but until then had determined to publish
nothing about the merits or difficulties Of the
enterprise.
My own scheme is one of plain sailing-no-
thing but the balloon and water car These,
properly constructed, will serve the purpose
of the trans atlantic, trans pacific, and trans.
mundane voyage.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

TENHE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Drs. Hubbard 4 Teed is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. LORENZO HUBBARD,
oc12-1m III. w. TIED.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will make application before the Hon. the Board
Of Supervisors in and for luba county, at their next
session, for a renewal Of the license TO keep a toll
bridge across the North Yuba River at the mouth of
Cherokee Greek, Slate Range township.
oc0-I G. WOOD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

THE Sacramento STANDARD of yesterday has
the following item;
Last night, at eleven o'clock, Sheriff P. j.
White, of Downievie Sierra county, arrived
with two prisoncrs-one by the name of Levi
Anderson, (colored) convicted in the Court
of Sessions of that county for attempt at mar
der The other man, whose name was given
MS York. is insane Mr.. White will leave
this morning for Stockton, where he will de-
posit York in the Asylum, and from there he
will proceed to San Quentin, via San Fran
cisco, with Anderson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

GREELEY AT THE Mormon CnuRcu.-A cor
respondent of the Syracuse Standard tells
the following:
We attended the Mormon church this
morning. Preaching by Elder Orson Pratt.
Horace Greeley vas present, and sat inside
the railing with the twelve Apostles. Mr..
Bernheisel sat on one side. Judge Phelps on
the other, and Hober c. Kimhal in front
Horace took an exhausted survey of the fe-
male part of the house, cooked his eye m at
the speaker as ifhe were looking at giraffe.
braced himself against one saint, leaned his
head against another. and went sound asleer.
as if he had been in bed, pith his mouth ride
open never felt so proud of my native
land as did when | saw its able representa-.
tive treating the whole id nonsense with
silent contempt, by "rolling into the arms
of Mu,phg" Irish quotation from Heather
Mythology The singing was decidedly
Presbyterian the orchestra consisting of one
small organ and four singers. On the whole,
the Mormons must have good deal of faith.
fr III swear they don't have apple lump
liugs enough to live on.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

The total receipts of Maguire's Opera
House, San Francicco, last evening, will be
donated to the Brodcrick Monument Fund,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
TEEEGRAPHZC.
TOVER THE UNION LINE
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAEL.
DATES FROM ST. LOUIS TO THE
Goth SEPT.----LATER EUROPEAN
NEWS, ETC, ETC.
SUMMIT PAcnrco. Oct. 10. o.

DUMMIT AUHEUUi UcI. To, A. N.
The Overland Mail bringing ST. Louis dates
to 29th September, and two days later news
from Europe, arrived here at o'clock this
morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

A SMALL party of men are about leaving
Stockton for the Mono Lake mines.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20

GALVESTON, Texas, is now lighted with
gas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
NOTICE.
THNETE COPAE
~ is4;,-,,,Fnrtt,

VaNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex-
D isting under the name and firm Of CANFIELD
WRIGHT, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties indebted to the late firm required to
make immediate payment, Either is authorized to
sign In liquidation.
CANFIELD WRIGHT.
f. NJ. WRIGHT, having purchased the interest Of
his late partner will in future conduct the business on
his own account
sep27-tn f. NJ WRIGHT.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-20
FEz2ST
FEzgS'T
IMPlD7l7I0I On TIL SEAS0J.

NEW JUNE BUTTTR OF 1850, on hand and for
~ sale by BOURNE, ELWElI CO.,
oc1i Herald Building, Il st.
CtuOICE CAL. CHEESE for sale in lots to suit, by
" BOURNE, ELWELL & Co,
oc11 Herald Building, h st.
FEORACE BILLINGS HANS, cure of 1859, for sale
AA BY BOURNE, ELWELL, CO,
ocI1 Herald Building, X st
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Steamsbips.

4SffF& G A r l. E S T 0 n.
-a1aSs=s First class Cabin Passage. SIS
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURSl
Inc new and frst-class steamship
PATAPSC0.
Will leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, February 9th
The ,ccor,,,o,.+ at =. NJ, precisely
every respect firstcass ~ '"'' steamer are IN
@ teegived after u o'clock on the day of sailing
Steamer. 'e'eu amer tne departure OF the
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
u, f,bo.ro,,or ll6 Spears wharf.
The Patapsco' will leave Baltimore again on he Sb Of
arc functuallty IN her departure may h. relied on Gtd
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made the Mayor and City Council
DENIM Scott street southery from its present terminus
river. fe23IawSw
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E9A r. r A s Il CO.,
SSEISs DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
- PRODUCE AND CIGARS
~. No Is CHEAPsIDE, ONE SoUTH OF LoNBA RID ST
er Tor sale an extensive assortment Pure Copnac Rran
dies various ynages Whskeys Old Rye, superior Scotch
va bOnr'on Monongahela Holland Gin, different brands
nomestc Brandy GIn Pure Spirits, Rected Whskey and
ftach Brandy swiss Stomach Bitters superior article of
winch we are sole agents for the State Of Maryland Cigars
No 80 oil 1J,-iTtI,
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J. ID. PRATT & co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE E. STREETS
The proIctOr respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers TO the Agcucy, goods on
credit, to gail and examine the reabli-
y Of our information. From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands merchants in the differ
en cities East and Westwho have for years yu>crrr
We can assure all who will call, whether they sell Goods to
uc cities or country towns ample satisfaction the rea
hy OF our information and the benefit be derived
from tht agency ny those who subscribe, mrG-tf
wssp c. EN- Nj I & n
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4
Have Just received and offer for sale very superior COG
BRANnlES, vintage of 1911. Charon Pere ct ts Brand
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Bridits, various vintges
boreauN Caret Wines from low To finest grades Bugun
ay mes from medium to best grades produced
france superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WIIISKEYS of prime
qualities. - F
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid
Also on consignment 10 hbs very old and prime Nopon
Galeia K%e WhiskeyS 10 bbls very old copper distilled
bourbon MhlskeyS; 100 bs fine medium grades Bourbon
ana Rye Whiskcys to which invite the attention Of those
m want of pure liquors Office No l3I LOMBARD STREET
lnnrS of IIhunXtr -
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LEAVE.
New York o'clock, A. n Portsmouth at =, oclk A. NJ
BBs st&ap. :: p W W;la;na At r.
For Auggsa Charleston and the South, tie Manches
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River connect with James River boa
early next morning after leaving Baltimore,
~ Passengers for Edcnton, Plymouth, Ncwbern, Wash
inHtol NeidGn GoidShoro Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable route. nj FANS ~
Baltimore. Sept Prasilant
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HUGH GELSTON HAS REMOVED To HIS
Il Old Office, No SOUTH CHARLES STREET, corner
OF Baltimore The Business Of the planning MILL Sash or
Door Factory and Lumber fmd Of II. u. GELSTON,
e OF caroline and Fleet streets, will Ike
same Office orders for Lumber &c, will he promptly
attended To II left al the above Office Planning Mill
Also the business of the "Caverton Company CARPET
Works by their agents the Waerooms connected there
with large assortment is offered greatly reduced
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Mines. %iauors. Ee.

EA DE CORMIs & ROGERS Lillian N0'hAs'
60 IMPORTERS A ANB pS ;, -, o.,ru -
WfSEs' BRAND1Es, GINS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
sGSS SFGH 1 lF5F F5 HFT RwHsKEYs
nz4-t No. Commerce street, Bait
GHWILLIAM F. GETTY,
80 DEALER IN E HgH bGyrsr,c ,orons
3 T. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS,
invites atentien to his carefully selected stock Of
bhANDiLS' w1vps
with the Iom him every article shall
as and at prices but e above the cost Of
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
OF all grades, constantly on hand. ial2tf
E9A WHO'LL SALE
g h10ETtGlRH ArS44 { E5fhiRgsE.
RSsH Of 6G GTSiEsFES fH StdR Baltimore
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
afssPt sofI @ stock
i'a'ion coGNAc s RKANbT and I'M
scarcely inferior imported article ali Of which are war
fantet to give satisfaction ja2ptf
RE&A CHARLES H. ROSS 4 co.
ts@93 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
So HHdb9sHG4 oESisR VINES s%SE As,
hee constantly in store and United Bonded Ware
CoGNAC BRANDIEs
RoCHELiL'EfD i'fBSiRsyX NSf6IEs,
SS'SP H3fL hhSSi'fy &iN, &c
Grape I%%P f EE Eagle &c.
Champagne A SffEY ESr IHPpH5Es Malaga &c
Sb k9E & f hs large stock of
Which cannot be eXcced by any house in the United
SON. Family, Pure r Rye Dp'' vi No"o"Sai'eia JACK
Aiso' Imitation Sweet
Which cannot be exceed by any house in the United
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Steamboats,.

r<-s,s ST BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
Tz7--rxs---GNA STEAM COMPANY
khtIj LAR DAILY LINE (Suutlvs rycertedl IN, If VRE
pr; that Inlti DEPOSIT and TIDE WATER CANAL
ne steamer LA NtASfER,n Capt J. H. Tomliuson, W hi
n@ f IS TefgIIr ig On TIL R$pAY March
IRDAG and Tuesday, at 6 O'Clock T. NJ Returnnc viii
W WtES I0ML pEinSlT ON FRIDAY, MONDAY and
o'clock, +. u. " '' "'h'F' '' .
Ill; ne steamer PORTSMOUTH" Capt. VIM. W Trayers
commence her regular trips for the season rs soon M
the Lancaster ~ " '''e'S WIN
Freight received daily until o'clock
~ IupIChte rtc,ints tr..nl
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TlEISilt received caiiy until clock.
w duplicate receipts for freight required in all cas- ;
E-iu JOS. rs TAYLOR. AGENT

FL FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
7s---e=h. Tic steamer VIZ SELDEN, W Il Eirwon
n! n vi" resume her route to fredericksburg and land
W Il Re, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET on
~ iESDA u February 22d, at o'clock, p NJ Returning
WIZ f:Fe fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY NuRNINE
She WI continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
a anu LedericGSburS EVERY FRIDAY during the season
IcSht of every description taken low rates Horses
oale and Live Stock generally, handled with care and
eo"Eln!y accommodated Through Goods punctually M
eidgu TO- charges faidprompty and forwarded as soon AS
~ For information, freight or passage anpI in RaIinor
at her ohce, lO5 sol Iii STREET ON board the Boat
agents in Eritlpyr- -,1rtg
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Special Notices.

Ieefuree before Rutgers Institute. - .
RWM ( PRIhE esq. author Of Boat Life the Nte,'
sod Tent lie In EEy delivers the Third Lecture In the
Coane WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov. ,, at kufscsT@
Church subjeet, HOly Crosse"
Tickets 10 the four remaining Lectures 50 oents
Single 10 cents
Obtained al TIE door and at usual places Of depost
HENRY N. PIERCE, Principal
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MY FIRST JOURNEY.
BAYARD TAYLoR's HONE AND ABROAD
TyHE Boys and Girls Own Magazine, for Decem~
Der Is Its contents equal any Of s predscesson In
this number Il the Index for the voame and handsome ont
piece and ttePAse tinted psses VIM JONES, Pub
her No l51 6thsv Y In the January Der viii com
mepse new Story By the su,hor Of Peter the Whser"
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WALK FROM HEIDELBERG TO
NUREMBERG.
SEE BAYARD TAYLOR's "HOME AND ABROAD"

A IL n Il " NJ HEIDELDEhU ~
NUREMBERG.
SEE BAYARD TAYLOR's "HOME AND ABROAD"
IL Published and for Ais day by OOk.eeI. in New
York and elsewhere, and published BY
7. b PETERSON L BROTHERS,
No. 3o6 CHESTNUT-Sr, Philadelphia
ERICAN NOT S,
By CHARLES DICKENS, ESQ.,,
Being the full and complete Diary Of Charles Dckenss Travels
when in America now issued complete and entire without
abrdment whatever Complete in large octave volume
Read the following Table Of COnsens.
CHAPTER l.
''"s CHAPTER H.
LUG CHAPTER Ill.
Boston. r,,,nrv, ~
An American Railroad caxPrER sxf ns v f'cO's system
Wo,ee,,sr The Connecticut River Hartford NewHaveo-
Nev-Hsyen to Eew-York.
Hew.York. ,,, ,r,,
Philadelphia and its s'iiiIy ehIFTER RTi:fp VIII
CHAPTER tx.
si.h, Steamer on the Potomac River Virginia Ro.d and
Black Driver Richmond Baltimore The Harrisburg Mail
and Glimpse OF the ctsAEi eAEAFTER = G.R'! K Boat
Some further Account the Canal Boat its Domestic Economy
shspy Mountains. Pittsburgh
From Pittsburgh to Cincinnati in Western stsaboss Gin
einnst. .. -
CHAPTER XII.
From Cincinnati Louisville In another Steamboat and from
Louisville to ST. Louis in another. st. Louis
CHAPTER XIII.
Jsun, to the Looking glass Prairie and back
CHAPTER XIV
p.,u, 10 Cincinnati Stagecosch Ride nom that City 10 Co
umbus and thence sandusky. 3d. BY Lake Erie, TO the
Falls Of Niagara . 49,.
In Canada, Toronto; Kingston Montrea Quebec ST. Johns
In the United States again Lebanon the Shaker village and
West Point. -. .,.
~ CHAPTER XVII.
e' CHATTER XVIII.
Concluding Remarks.
For sale by F. A. Brady Dick fitzgerald; W. Pooley
Co NJ Dewitt and all other Booksellers and News Agents,
and published by
T. B. PETERSON / BROTHERS,
No. 3o6 CHESTNUT-ST., Philadelphia
Covs Gift viii be any one free Of postage, reuiting
sax cents TO the Publishers In letter.