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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-22

Iut JAPANESE AT NEW YoRK.-Tbo mn
rade at Now York on the roccption If H..
Japanese ambassadors and their suite. on sa,.
ufday last, is spoken Of as the finest cvc,
made IN that city. Hall million of pconio
arc supposed to have been in the strcot.
! he military display was very grand. and
irom all accounts the whole affair was man.
aged in very complete and orderly way
The n. Y. Courier and Enguicr saws If II,
The whole line N The procession thropgb pr,..i..
vrWd Rueet hr bowcry, and around Union Son9{y
down 90 Che Metropolitan Hotel. formed op, ..rsi @
ofam' oi waving banners. Japanese lantern. goraI J
Vices NOTICES OF Welcome 10 Ole strangers and n jc,
mas, oi our population male and f,malc 6ling roaf ~
huidug. balconies. plunrus ou the Sidewalk ifs,lr .
the aupct leaving hardly space ior the prDcos. ,, ~,
move. We never saw greater crowd in N.w York ro,
O. gycr one as 10 regards beautifully dressed vo,,.,
waving their welcome l Che strangers than ihe op, M
SWurdnY-that called forth by the Atlantic Cable colo,
brafiou not excepted And we ore happ, 10 say tai m
never saw more orderly crowd t regards char part If
our population whO ore eDuDfay Supposed 100 De- OF 100.
upfoht'us dspo inon ou grcat public occasions Thcrc
were hearty cheers. hut nn shouting uu, ccominr r
guaEc-al vu. dog~t and ZOO good ofdcr and every ono,
good behavior.
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A FAIR IIIr.-Thc Pulyncsian, paper
published az Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
prints an account OF tragedy that occurred
in court room inonc of our southwestern
states, and warns its readers against the dan
ger Of lapsing into similar barbarism. The
seriousness with which it discusses the shock
ing state Of society in the United States. and
the selccomplaconcy with which it compares
the peaceful and harmless life Of the sand
wich Islanders are very ediiying 1t is but a
few years since we were giving our money
and prayers TO convert these heather. and al
ready they begin to preach to us. Next they
will be sending swarthy missionaries to con
vert US from our barbarsm-and serve us
right.
THE METHoDrsTs on TEMrERANcE-Tho
Methodist General Conference In session at
Buffalo, has adopted a strong report on Tenn
pcranco, made by a Special Committee The
report recommends that the preachers be in
structed TO cooperate in all proper efforts for
securing, in all States in which they may re-
side, laws looking TO the utter extinction Of
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors. 1t also
highly approves Of the practice of using do
nestle wines for sacramental purposes, In
view Of the authorizations Of commerce: dis.
approves Of the practice of keeping ale and
beer for family use, and Of the rcnting of
buildings for the purpose Of traffic in liquors /;
and urge decided action on the part of the
Church in every way calculated to put down
the great vice of intcmperance.
10 Tho Nashville Da1y Nc,rs. the home
organ Of John Bell, has departed this lifc.-
The Gallipolis Ohio journal, which support
cd Fillmore in 1856, and has stood aloof from
and in opposition TO the Republican party
since then, now comes out for Lincoln. And
the old daily German newspaper. the FoLs-
tode, Of Evansville Indiana, which has been
democratic in politics from its first issue, has
h"slcd the nantes Of Lincoln and llamlin,
and is doing battle yahantly for tho RopubIi-
can cause.
MELANCHOLY AcclpENT.-On Tuesday,
3Sth ut., as Levi Fisksof Shelburnc, Mass,
was driving span of horses with load Of
shingles through the village of jacksonville,
a bunch of shingles fell from the load fright
ening the horses SO as to render them UNI
manageable They then started down the
hill upon run throwing off halfth load and
the driver of his scat on the pole, and from
thence to the ground in front Of the wheels,
when both wheels with the load passed di-
reetly over the upper part Of his chest and
shoulders, breaking in his chest and other
wise injuring him 50 that he died in about
six hours.
The horses ran about fifteen rods after Mr..
Fisk was thrown off when they came in con-
tact with "A horse and buggy belonging to Mr..
Read of Halifax, ran the pole of the wagon
through the horse, killing him almost in
ston;l y and smashing the buggy They then
ran about three reds and brought up against
the corner of fence without any injury to
the horses other than some slight scratches.
The entire distance from whore the horses
took fright to where they were stopped was
only about forty rods --Phohir.
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II *. SLANTON.
JOS. nBADISU. 'N"lY
LESTER TlLUEN, = '"'"''''se'
II. A. HANCOCK.
1850.
RErrnLIcAN I'D. coNvENrloN.

The Republicans OF Orange Couutj and an opposed {,
iAc outrageous course " c prcscut democratic admins
iiion, are requested 1 meet m Convention 10 the Town
lilll 10 Chelsea, on IUHsnAY Jull 3D. at 10 O'Clock
in ihe forenoon 1r thc purpose ~ nominating candi.
duties for County Officers 10 bc supported the ensuing
election.
&C +. BALDWIN,
J. @ lilNCKLET t""hfY
JAMES HUTCHINSON, JR. committee
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The Cattle DlsEAsE.-Gov. Hall was
in this place last Friday, on his return from
the infected districts in Massachusetts. lie
thinks that the legislation Of New Hampshire
aud Mass chusctts will be such that an extra
Session of our legislature will be unneccssa-
~, and recommends that all the border towns
use all the caution in their power. For two
weeks no new cases are reported. Bdioic,
Fails Times.
y The scloctmon of this town on account
of the cattle disease have put up posters for
bidding the driving or carrying Of cattle
across the state line in this town till the first
of tober.-Bellors Rails Times.
HooKEp BY A Cow-Edward Shan'cy d
lad Of fourteen years, son of Mr. Patrick
Stanley, was attacked and tossed by a COW
which he was driving to pasture last evening,
and very seriously injured. As we hear the
story, one horn of the Infatuated animal was
driven into the boys body just below tho
ribs. 1t is hoped that he will recover
Free Press
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr. Elias Blair. OF
Fletcher, w., was killed by "a fall from his
wagon, in Essex on Saturday forenoon last.
lie was driving his horse at a rapid rate thro'
hollow near Essex Centre, when the wagon
box separated from the forward axle. and
dropped, throwing Mr.. Blair out upon his
face, and injuring him so that he died in four
hours after the accident. lie was man of
about 60 years of age and leaves a wife and
tamiIy.-free Press.
Teachers INSTITUTE On MuptEBuUl.-
According to the report of Middlcbury Rcgs-
Ter, the exercises of thc Teachers Institute
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Congressional.


e,c,rr
0hNA H..
Z MI, ,f..,, f..., ,,.. ......., FinN', June
N' NA-'9' H'h U' special committee 900 thc u1r.
|F "','' 'i'N 'n".. i..t.' i'l"il occupy
H. KIN. Ul , ,'lH, " NolhlR new.
.,t+, '''' l'''''''' "inoiiY report "h'h was
Ti, Comm, ,,t,. ,... ... tt
NJ M,.|n Er Ill., ass .
disgbar,.d rom, thc f,rt.., ., Il,,. % t' 20 'e
l,tir., 40 t1r i,,,.,si',, ~ St.,c All ,t Z 3 l'l
.roir.sc m Iyltt tgr,i Az '' ' ''''''''' ''i ''e
no aI.o ta,i. , s,,' al r.,..., ,. OBJ ..,...
.rcsre,s az N,ss,rhi, .,if' az ~ t,I Ill., .' lN'
ori,,.,lirs iio. ,.t'-. ~ ~ ,.,. ~, M "'''l' i'
lists, TaiIo,,r '''ilA'
Mr. Boaitte made, "a ni.ro,, r,,.rt that ti ,..t. ,
rriiii.r .,ia t,f i. l,,.. d t .,, ,. 7'' "
NJ Mason nam tf', .,r, d. ..,,',..t,l. 90
.dis,harqin, n y,it nom ..',t.i, ''t'''
air sumner rla,tn.l ,,ifi, Ia..,,,, t, .t..
Iryaft non, a fiif, I'd. bat .I,Il i-., W.. t r ''
mcnnng ou mo act1.u af m. senate NJ N, tl
. II.tI,fI' ,r.... i,.,,. a. tt ..,.,.. s t N''
- which b,8 ieoai-.t,.,i.f r.,,,.r' |Y $50
such mower llc ar.,,l al I.,..,b ,.,.;., ,t.
me- s.a,,t. i i,. 1870. Ia w '.'. ''" 'i
mo rc.o,tion for ivan. I. ,-r. d, r ,,,li,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-22

~ To accommodate those wishing to at
tend the Republican State Convention at Rut-
land on Wednesday next, the Accommoda-
ton Train will leave Mortified at G o'clock
a. M,-iwo hours in advance of the regular
timo,-connecting at Burlington with Rut-
land a Burlington r. r. train, arriving at
Rutland at ll29 A. NJ Delegates can thus
attend both the State and District Conyon-
vontions and return the second day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-22
chicf Clerk House Of Iieprcscnati,cs.
To G. H. Ray, ESQ, Of Chicago

WHAT TUE DEMocRArs ARE FOR Some
are for revivlng the foreign slave trade some
for a Congressional slave code for the Terrific
rics some for Congress forbidding the Ter
ntorIcs TO prohibit slavery within their linn
ITS some for maintaining slavery in the Ter
utoros through the Judiciary some for the
'Sur'reat pur-rinoipIo '-- laughter that "if
one man would onslayo another, no third man
should object, Enthusiastically called "popular
sovereignty - renewed laughter and ap-
pause nut never man among them in
,@' or OF Federal prohibition of slavery in
reuelal Territories according to the practice
OF our Fathers who framed the government
under which we ljye.--Abrqham Lincoln.
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Doors AND STArIoNERY.-Tho opposition
are hard up for something to charge against
Mr. Lincoln. Some genius has turned his
wits to the task Of supplying this deficiency
in truly novel and ingenious way. If the
Democratic candidate should chance to be
nominated and elected, he ought to spend the
first half of his presidential term in turning
power and patronage into the hands of The
ingenious artistic of the Chicago Times, who
started the note that Mr. Lincoln, while in
Congress, had three pairs of boots furnished
him and charged to government under tho
head Of contingent Funds of the House. &"
An application to the Chief Clerk of the
House for information brings the following
response:
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Tor DE lied $50 we couldn't believe III
And we wont go tumhliug 0rter.

Thus, you see, have quoted the Dutch
poet and we will close with the words of the
text, "d"d detom men carr'ed Strhc, 10 his
6nr'ot, and nude great lamentatioa oror him.
Anon.
The choir will please sing that good old
SOCIOLOGY of "Possum up gum tree,
while a collection is being up for the benefit
Of our late missionaries to Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01
HELPER AND TIE TRIBUNE IN
PRINCE GEORGE.
Communicated to The Tribune for Publication.

Communicated to The Tribune for Publication.
PRIscE GEORGE, C.. II. V. A., Jan. 20, 1850
A. Il. BuRDICK, Esq.-Respected Friend; Having an
opportunity to write you by friend that is going
North, embrace the opportunity. Mr.. Helpers In
pending Crisis that l wrote to you for safe TO
hand, and / put them in circulation. Browns raid
taking place at the time, il created great excitement
and had it not been that two Vrgnians had two Of
them and one of them an eminent lawyer, | should
have had TO leave the State been Lynched but the
lawyer had bis fingers in the same trap with mne and
his abors and influence saved us BOTH for which am
very thankful. Strange it is to freeman il is
ortbeess true that here talk with perfect free
dom on any subject but Slavery, say what we will
about religion, Supreme Being, cure, and
drink whrby of which do neither and it is all well;
but the you touch the folds of the black lay
look ont and beware. Yours truly, 3.
+. 81 have taken The TRIBUNE since have been
here and they have not stopped il yet; if send for IL
again. which shall do il the Postmaster does not stop
it, must send the money to some friend in New-York,
aId have him pet il for me. letter sent from here
directed to II, Greeley would be sure to never reach
him; it would be destroy ed aud the contents appropr
ated to other II send it 10 you will you please
he kind enough 10 procure Il for Most OF the mail
matter going North, or coming from the North, Is
opened before il leaves the Post-Oiice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

A NEw STEAM FRETzER.--M. Gala has invented
new apparatus for the production of ice BY eonsn'
nous circulation Of etber-the circulation being pro
dueed by pumps worked by steampower Tnis appS-
ratus is not new in principle bu! II Gala hr NITRO
dueed 70 many economics that he gets seventy P0o's'
of ice per hour per horse-pOwer epployed-HsA'P
double what has been obtained before.
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Nssu2lprk Daily griba,re
THE HOME WARD-BOUND FLEET
The following are few of the many vessels nov
DUE and overdue at this port:

,e following are a few of the many vessels nov
and overdue at this port:
Adels, Jansen, Antwerp:
AFss6anSaiaain, Gibbs Calcutta
Active Hopp, Sunderland and Desl
Abnsr, strisoD. Stetson, Chinehas-
Boston Light Crtwel, Hong Kong
Borodine, PendletoL Singapore.
Black Prince, Brown Shanghai
Bavaria, Baily HAVE.
Coma Linn Luther, Glasgow.
Cedar, Rolls. Newcastle.
Cairo, Wooster Sunderland.
Charles Smith, Swain, Liverpool
Cambria, Russell, Oresnoch.
Crest ofthe Wave, Colley, Chincbss
&. GrinneIl, Spencer London.
CaTrituch, Knowles Shanghae.
Delhi Cook, Ardrassau
DeyonshLe e, Anderson, London
Drigo, Emory, Maeoa-
Dashaway Hill, Chinchas
Dido. IpliDd Annoy.
Excelsior swift, Liverpool.
EnrTprisr, Reuay, London.
Evadne, Davis, Csiilo.
Eastern States kiburD, Shanghai.
Evelyn Sawyer, Calcutta.
FlyiDg Dragon, Wa'son, Jarvis Islands.
Frances seeor, BROOKS, Liverpool
FIN, Wyhe, Liverpool
Fair Wind Hatch, Chincbas
Guy Mannerog, Dolord, Liverpool
G.sner, Lsbkenan, Sunderland.
George Rsynes, Bachelor Chincbss.
Guiding Star Hale, Calcutta
Horatio, Palmer Shanshae.
Industry, Ws,ers, Hong Kong.
Ionian Mitchell Call@o.
Joshua Bates, hcCallum, ShanshAe.
Jene Dsgsett, Lambert Glasgow.
J. B. Parsons, CroweD, Liverpool
Josiah Bradlse, Dunbar honolulu
Judith Brown Wbampoa
* ste stamtrr, Lewis, Liverpool
Mount Blanc. Landegkin, Liverpool.
M1Ty Ogden, Loycland, Antwerp.
Manhattan Dixon, Liverpool.
hoocka Grows, bordeanz.
Mary Bradford Peterson, BJers Island.
tIagi, Wheeler, Manila
No ia Atlantic, Proctor Calcutta
Nightingale. Peterson, Foo Chow.
has.rman, Hastsll, GsIlso.
Nonpstril Green, Noosins
Urpheus, Howes, Ih'urbss.
Onward, Flanders, CalIao.
Phantom, Peterson Foo Chow.
Quickstep Wade, London.
Roch Light, HsdIey. Liverpool.
Riga, FIr.;s Rotterdam
Nalrigb Wesliuann. Hamburg.
Reue riley, Penang
Switzerland, Trash Liverpool.
Surprise Hsnl.tt shnnshao.
81 Gcorgr de Ayeno, santos, London
Southampt Austin Bombay.
3. Glder-leeye. johnson, hong Kong
Sancho Pane, baie, SbanEhae.
susan uoWland, Adams, Jaenttes
Tyro, Wesiern, sunderland.
GaneieT, Hal Callao.
Tropie, Loring, Singapore.
Time Homer, Penang.
NrlaDt, Bmgrss. Singapore.
Wiicbcroa Booth FOO Chow.
Webster, Lawrence, Liverpool
Western Continent. Reed, WhaDpos
NandrreT, Ryder, ChincLas.
Washington, Gardner, Chinchal
ZngHTi, Newbegin, Calcutta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF tho County hoY ork notice IL hereby given TO ali
pesors having claims against OSCAR w. SlURTENANT,
late Of the City Newly otk, counselor etnw, deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof 10 the subseb At the
ocean Bank No 49, 0reenwich Ia the City Of New ora
OF OF before the yfouh day Of May neXL-Daed New
ypg Ia,G,pW d. RUDOLPH MARTIN, Executor.
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feaal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New orb notice i hereby given 70 ali per
cons having claims against CATHERINE DONNELLf, aias
KATE ODONhELL late Of the City OF New York. deceased
present with vouchers thereof TO the Subscribers At
the Office Of ROCKWELL EMERSON, No. 81 Waist In the
CITY before the nineteenth day OF April next
dated New OH the 18th day OF October, 1889
JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
ols lnuGuiWs Administrator
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A NEW AsTIDmUyIAS-M. Adolpho Radlgue',
civil engineer who has long made human remains IN
the different geological strata special study, has eaou
the attention of the French Academy to faes when nc
thinks prove the existence, at distant ePoeh' Oh
species Of man distinet from The present.
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- MEL DORHARTY against JAMES D. GENTHNER,
= HOLLIS sTOEF, GEORGE u. STONE NATHAN Ed
son, BEuEL RICHMOND, JAMES l.. STONE, ,ALbEkr
10 JAMES d. GEETHKR 5. Hollis stone, GeOrEe g.
Sio Nathan Edison Reuel Richmond James Stone, Albert
M,teaf aud Thomas Mo,csf deondants You hereby
summoned the complaint Of Mel DoIharty plaintiff
copy Of which filed la the Clerks Office Of the County
of CntAaueus and Sete OF New Yok the 5h day Of Ianu
airy 1860 and TO copy Of your the subscribers
their in Oean kewf orb, within twenty days ater TIE
service ts summons exclusive Of the day Of service or The
plaintiff viii Agan,t you for SIXTY dolaIs and
ntN one cents with Interest o October 3Ob 1883 besides
oosIs Of this action TAI LIZ IT A PhELrs, =, AZ
ill.lsN6rW. PlAiasiH' Attorney OSth, W. Il
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-From Dee.
IN o. 1859 Trains will leave ChsnbeIsst Station as follows.
Express Trains and II m. and 1890 p for Sing sing
s and $50 m; for Poughkeepsie, 1901 and I;S ano
ago p m for PetIsknl sl5 p. m Montreal and bnnae
Passenger rain with seepingcer leaves 5bts dsy at $50
o. m Tine Pouthkeeps;e Peeksk and Sing Sing Trains STOP
most the Way Stations Passengers taken at Chambers
Cansl Christopher and Blsts Trains for HewYork leave
Troy at s:l5 and lOloa m and at and and Albany
about IS minutes later. On Sunday, at S:l5 P m -
-"NN' A e. SMITH Superintendent
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TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING


Il TON, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWP0Rr.
Land ROueThs shortest and most drect-Cayins the East
'' The steamers COMMONWEALTH Capt J. w. William.
and C. VANDERBILT Capt d. u stuges in connection VIII
h stonngon Providence and Boston and Providence Han
road leaving NewYert daily Sunday eIcePdl from Pie5 No
an r. first wharf above Battery plsee at P ana ston
haon At $3.50 o. arrival Of the mail train which leaves
~. C. yyIN6ERBIIT from NewYork Monday wednes
day and Ehdly. StOnington Tuesday Thursday and
The COMMONWEALTH, from New.Ysrk, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. From Stoningon-honds5 "wednesday
Pssenrsrs proceed from s,Onngon per Railroad to Proyi
denoe and Boston, in the Express Nail Train reaching sac
al aie eay moSs Line. Fast
Passenger that prefer ,em1in on pSsIS ne d x st9Un,
tOn the train connecting st froVdence WIZ Tue II
.p on fI iOl Proyiaen,e 70 Newport 50 cents
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram tofeass
For passage berhs freight apply on board tn:
.tener or a. Freight Office Pier No North River or
the office Of the Company, NO. ~ Ds'tery-plsoe.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY-
CConnecnr Hampton whit ps.Tsrs vss,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Con commencing Dec. 10, 1884
~, ny oIk Tor Fsston aud intermediate places from fool
~ co1Itandtst at a M IN and 4lO p yor ssmer
VIE Sy ne s So NoIb R1s a. 76 and 40 m and asa
D. M for Rs4on and intermediate ssen for Bonneville pJ
Vi Ts seT2 i aI train sS ROM i toS q
Sg b SeS sIoad and cG RcaoS vs
road 10 Resdns without change Of and connects a. Read
Passengers for the Delaware LaokaWanna ana hsu
road will leave . from loot oi
1890 from Pier r. only; for Lesb Valley Railroad a. Ano
II u from foot Of Couriandtst, and e 1oO ana V "a
from Pier N r. only JOHN STERN D. Superintendent.
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN 1883 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1905
| Commencing Dec IL, 1879 ,., -
Passenger Station in NswYOrE 77t' and ''A'v'
l-''r'0'' Oh TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
IOT NV HsyeP Ga m !sIi s gao eIS as f'S s1s
ppna a. sf bA fsSI P@od stIoEd fsrssd so%Epo
and WestpoIt ~ 23 s;& ana 4;S m. FoI no n
aud Greenwich. 7, nj l2:l5 $50 400 $50 P m. po
STANFORD T. (eI ga IN 2:l5 aa3 (eI) sSo 4;sc, s@E
M For Port Chester and intsrnedAs stsons sA m lid
s'oV' f'0'' WV " C0NNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via spngshsd 10 ~ eI S m sss Prsy
ssnse For Hartford and Springfield ~ (eI 1ls Sn
~ 10. YoT Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal m
a and s5 p M (ea TO Northampton fOI hAosd rIon
Xsnrs ana FhIl Railroad m. lsx) roI New. nave,
No.. onSon md stonIngton Railroad a H. Z'ia and az
IA a., * NoI,hnaan For Hoosatonic Railroad, 10 m fot
NauKAtuok Railroad, M s:l3 p H. poi Dan""J ~N ''
~si AsiH''9' JANIS Il. HOYT, Superintendent
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOOC EN- IRA l. RAILRo d. LOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity this kosd Is equal 10 any IN the country
He GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.

THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.
Office No. 2 AstoT Heuse, Broadway. -
Facilities of Passengers 10 and nom ean
nnns Chicago st. Louis, st. Paul. Nashville, Memphis Nes
Oreaus and I'll other in the West North" Vest -
unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any rout
Through FOR the Wet leave New orb foot Cours
andtstJ Morning Express m Evening Express 6p M
Sleeping and smOkng-c6Is on ell trains -,
Fare always low, and the time quick by any othei
route.
By this route Freights all descriptions be forwTded
and from any point the railroads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois " isconsin Iowa. or Missouri BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port the nsvgable rivers OF the "est y
steamers from Pittsburgh. - -. . d,
Railroad all times favorable are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers n1ru
g Use trsntporation Of their Freight this Company reg
with confidence its speedy transit.
This also maintains EmigTant Accommodahon
Line bv which parties emgreting enjoy cheap ane
eamIab mode ., conveyance at half the scass rate,
offsY il ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AstoT House
LEIGH Co., Freight AGENTS, -
No Aston House, and No. South WiliamTst
MCDONALD d BISCHOFFi Emgrant Agents.
No Baitery-psce-
THOMAS A. SCOTT. General Sup't, Altoona Pa
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III vi VIN'I VT IIN E1u'I'II VI
The County Of Newly notice Il hereby given 10 all persons
b Inc claims against HENRY ROBINSON, late OF the City Of
Ncs orb dec.atcd present the with vouchers thereof
a. The subscrber ct hs Office No ~ Broadway ~ the City
f on or before tho twenty fourth day Of May
dated New v orb the I'D day OF November, i8S9
r2S IawCulW JOHN BOVINE, Executor.