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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12


WISCONSIN, Sick AT JACKSON, TENN.
The correspondent of the Chicago
Times forwards the following list eff sick
Wisconsin soldiers in hospital at Jackson
Tennessee:
!. Eiobth-L L Ames, Co E G l. Plank,
Go d; f Nelson, Co IL; A J Miller, CO
KIM Gins, Co G; r Fl Anderson,
Sept, Co E; G w Trude, Co I; II Ed
wards, Go X; &c Rhodes, Go B; L
Cummings. Go F; G Bueknan, Go A;
w II Booker, Co ID. Fifteenth-Ole
Nolba, Go B; Christian Sheh, Go d; E
l. Thomson, Co D.; E -Geraidon, corp,
Co F;O Knadsen. Co f. Eighth Bat
tery-Gains Alkrick, J Il Gibbons,
Thomas Valentine. Elias Wilson, Williaul
Hamblin, ] C Warren, Fifth Battery
-B j Billiard, 0 P Haley. Twelfth Bat
tsrv--William Knsohi. Sixth Battery
Jonathan Q Ide.
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Wreck os the Propeller Bar
stale.
OswpQo. Nov. 2

O5WEG0, Nov, =.
The propeller Bay State, Capt. john
Brown, with forty or fifty passengers, lett
here for Ogdensturg last night Pieces
Of that fine bon; and PORTIONS OF her
freight are now being washed ashore. AMI
it is feared that she has been lost with all
her crew and passengers irr.the terrible
gale of Sunday night. Two schooner.
were driven ashore opposite shi. city.
LArER.-Tbere were only six. passen-
gers and sixteen crew OF board the pro
peller Bay State which founded off this
port. We only learn the name Of ons
passenger Orley Thompson OF Yer
mont. The beach for miles is stremn
with portions of the cargo and wreck.
She was bonnd for Lake Eric loaded
with merchandise. The vessel WAS val
ued at 81 900. Cargo probably worlh
$4,000 Or $50, 900.
The scho her Annia Mauiton, viii,
wheat, barley and rye, from Can7da,
lost her canvas in the gallo off this port
Inst night aud went ashore near Snndy
Creek. The schooner Mary Ann, wild,
grain, and the Gazclie with lumber,
from Canada, are ashore down the lake.
The schooner Ontonagon, OF Oswego.
and Farmer, Of Sackett's Habor, went
ashore early this morning, short dis
TANGO east Of the east pier, A terrific
gale was blowing at the time and contifi-
ued nnabased, The Ortonagon had y car
90 of wheat on boa 4 loaded Mt Tuvtln
and consigned here.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

Town Of Weilonstown, so majority for
Eldridge.
Town of Lomira, 20 majority for E.-
bridge.
Town OF. Leroy. d majority for Bragg.
Boscoben, 8 majority FIR Eldridge.
In this county 1850. Clark. SenRs
tor elected in 5th district BY 1880 ma
jority.
DODGE AND JEFFERSON.
WArERfowr, Nov. 4.-The Ave wards
of the city of Watcttown. In Jefferson
Co. give give Guppy 500 majority ;
Clspp, for Senator, 289 mejority; Roths
for Assembly. Is; district, 500; Rothe
is elected by over 500 in the district
Ixonia gives gives GuPpy lo7 majority.
The town of WATERFOWL gives GuPpy
l55 majority.
LMrldge's majority in the 9Th and eth
wards /. 228 Jones, for Assembly. is
the SAME. The town of Shields. Dodge
Co, gives l65 majority-Bragg receiv-
ed but two votes.
The vote of Jones. dem, for Assem-
blv is Chester 81; Southwark, Wau-
pun, SO. Fribert, rep, has 85 in Ches-
ter and 100 in South Ward of Wan
pun.
GRANT COUNTY.
Democratic maiorities Boscobel SO
aud Muscoda 20. Republican MAORI
ties Marion 8; MilIville AS; Water
town 80.
GREEN COUNTY.
MoSRoE.-Cobb, for Congress, 1871
ma ority.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rep, l23 major
itv.
CLARSo--Simpson, for Congress, ga
majority; AssembIy--C. NJ. Berry, dem.
SO majority.
DEcArua--Rep. majorities average
40.
ALBANY--Rep. malofities average IL.
BRooK1YE--Rep. ,naajoritiea average
o.
wALwoRTH COUNTY.
East Troy, the home of John +. Pot
ter, gave him liz majority. Billings,
Rep, Sheriff, SO majority.
JUNEAU COUNTY.
kldare--Stoddard 10, Hanchctt %,
Soule, dem. Senator. 70, Kimball, Rep,
%. FRAGILE, dem, Assembly, 70,
Dawes, Rep, 81.
New Acknowledgement 21o, Stcddad
40. Fountain, tie Oh Congress,
Orange -Stodlard II naiority.--
CiearfeId- -Hanchett, 81 majority.
New Lisbon--kimball rep, Sonator
III majority. FRAGILE. dem, Assem-
bly,, leo majority. Fountain--kimbaIl,
10 majority. FRAGILE 6 maj. Orange
Kimbal maj. hatfeId--SouIe, 2
maj. FrazelIa, 81 maj.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Wvocena, Sloan II majority. Bow
en-, rep, Senate, 81 maj, Ashley, rep,
Assembly % majority.
MONROE COUNTY.
Greenfield, Stoddard, 3 dem. maj -
HOLSTER 8 dem. ma j. fer Assembly,
Morrow 2, Union, maj. for Senate. To-
u all, Hanchett, 3 rep, maj. Cameron
Il rep. maj. for Senate, Jackson /
rep. maj. for Assembly.
r. LA CROSSE COUNTY.
Bangor, Hanchett 40 rep. majority
Cameron 40 rep. majority for Senate
Phillips 81 rep. maj for Assembly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

ELLSWORTH, Nov. IL, 1852

ELLSWORTH, Nov. IL, 1852.
As. EDlIoR On examining the Co.
Caussssers' statement, 1 find ss5 votes
fr Congressman, the largest number
gwen FOR anv office; of which, our Un-
'oa friend, Hanchett, received 4e9, or SO
majority.
{. b. Cox received sSs majority for
representative. Two votes only were
gwen at Gus polls for his opponent.
Tie major:ties on tie county ticket
range from ! to to 269, the Union nomi-
nees being mostly successful.
ui'Son, for Treasurer, has l majority
Puetl for Sheriff, so; Short, Surveyor,
~; Young, Dist. Attorney, 269; VIM,
all the votes but IS, for Clerk of Board !;
hayerdHhl, 755 votes for Register, and
sV5 for Clerk of the Court.
For amendment to Constitution, 73
votes; against, 363.
for amendment to Banking Law, 394
votes; against, IS.
By the the above vote in our county
YOU will note that the Union nomina-
tons have principally been successful
Congressman and Representative, by
very respectable majorities. considering
the extraordinary efforts made to defea
hem. TIL -.
TIuiopoiiv votrs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
ELECTION RETURNS.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

New York, Nov. 6.-Se. inoar is Ger
tauiy elected by 10000 majority; "ls<
the democratic state ticket.
The democrats have Is Of So con
gressncn.
The assembly is still in doubt-prob
ably evenly divided.
Henry G. Stebbins, the democratic
candidate for Congress in the first con
gressona district, is elected by over 2,
900 majority.
Albnnv. Nov. 6.--The Atlas Dc Argu:
figures, tonight 1900 minority fol
Seymour. Its assembly figures give:
the demo; rats 65, and the republicans
So.
This gives the democracy majorit,
in the House.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

TIE FoREsr AT .NIGHT.--. Darkness
makes the braiu giddy. Man u3eds light.
" hoover piuhg % into the Opposite 81
day feels his heart chilled. When ths
eye secs; lIackhess, the mind sees trouble.
In sn eclipse, in night, ii the sooty dark
ness, there is anxiety even To the strong
est. Nobody walks aIeue at night in the
forest without trembling. Darkness anl
trees, two formidable depths--a reality
OF chime,as appears in the 'nlistlct ds
taree. The uncomfortable outlines Itself
a few steps from you with 4 spectral clcar-
ness. You see floating in space or ii,
youi brain something strangely yagus
and unseizable are Tie dreams Of sleeping
flowers. There are fierce pl,antolns in
the horizon. You breathe in tho orders
of the great black void. Yoa are ARA d.
and are tempted to look behind you.
The holowntss Of night, the haggardnes'
Of all things, the si,en, plofiIes tltat fada
away as you advance, tho obscure dis
hevelments, angry c!unys, hrid pools, tn,
gloomy reflected in the funeral, tho sep.
ularcha immansity of silence, Tie possjbls
unknown beings, the swa wing Of my sler
ious branches. the frightful twistinQs Of
the trees. long spires Of shivefing grass
against all this You baYe 10 defense
There is no baayery which does not shud
der and feel tho nearness Of anguish.
You feel something hideous, as if tie
soul were amslgalnsting with the shadow.
This penetration Of the darkness is inex-
pressibly dismal for child V'cfcr
Hugo.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- The Aaantic Monthly. for Nnvern-
Der is we dare say, the best specimen OF
a magazine ever issued in any country or
age. We have measured this praise, aud
it is duo to simple truth 10 put it on rec
ord. Every leaf is alive and tingIing
with the best thought ofnot only the hour
but the century. Thoreau is here risen
from his grave in the forms of Lature he
loved so well. Winthrop is here, fire.
glancing opal in the setting OF exquisite
scenes and descriptions. Across the sea
from Venice comes the voice of &" the
Sweet Singer" HowelIs, SO sweet that
it would be one compensation of a Dem
ocratic administration that it would re
store him to us again. But why 60 on
with the exquisite array. Like so many
Knights Of a Literary Round Table tie
men and women Of genius seem to gather
around this magazine, and make the AT
lantic the slower ofmagazncs." - Com
naonweQ!M.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
Clifton, Nov. II, 1862.
FARMER,

= Advices lately received at st. Paul
from emigrant parties to Solomon river,
show that the circle of Sioux depreda-
tons has extended over the whole area OF
the western plains. Several emigrant
trains, as tar west as western Nebraska.
and beynd, have been waylaid, attacked
and whole parties massaeveed, including
several persons from St. Paul.
People who talk about dealing leni.
emily with these red devils, who have
tnassacrecd hundreds of our frontiersmer
men, women, and chidren-are no
fit associates of civilized beings. The
true policy is to pursue the black assassin'
until tho whole race is exterminated.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

The, Wonona, on her up rip on
Saturday last, broke her shaft, near Dia-
mond Bluff, where she will probably lay
up this winter. She is one of the best
freight boats in the line.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

70 Tie time has come when all
,qlousies, all divisions, all personal
ans and aspirations should be 5anished,
y that united ,0s may all stand by the
u@rity Of the RepuJHc.-SEcRErARY
CASE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- The Journal is behind time this
week, not having received tho vote
of the county until Thursday evening.
We trust we will be forgiven, as all
are anxious to know the result.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- We have been having beautiful
weather for some ten days past~-genulno
Indian Summer. Many predict that
boats will run unt about the 25th of tbs
month.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Persons having u good article Of
Potatoes for sale, can find purchaser by
calling at thi. office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

Gas. Lew. WALLAcE.--John Co.
ode had an Interview with the President
:" urge the appointment of lighting Lew
Eal-aoe 70 a.eoinmand in the field. He
IS now guarding rebel prisoners at Co.
--E0as, Ohio. The PIesideHt said he
Kew Of no reason why he had been re-
Moved aud sent into exile. Gen. Wallace
Las since been assigned to duty in the
''!a'tGent .: TcUuassss.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Peterson, for November, has nrriv-
ed, as well filled with good things as ever
1t is one ofthe best magazines extant.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Good likeuesses can be procured
by calling on WIN. Matter, at his rooms
over Prices Furniture Store. He has
the reputation Of being an excellent ar
fist.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Lieut.. MEAcHAM arrived here on
Friday las, look ng as finely as any off
Ger We have seen in. military dress. He
is well liked at Camp Randall, aal 10
doubt Will make No. officer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Our merchants are receiving large
quantities of wheat. Over one hundred
thousand bushels of wheat have been
shipped from this point since Sept. lst.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- The Prescott Baud or Hope is TO
meet at tho Presbyterian Church next
Saturday, at ? P. NJ. to re-organize on
new and improved plan.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Luther Hanchett is reelected to
Congress by over two thousand ma
jority. Just IS we predicted. Stod-
dard men are scarce in this vicinity, just
at present..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

DANE CouNYy.-Asn near as we can
ascertain, the whole Democratic ticket is
elected by maiorities ranging from 100
10 100 Hudson Patriot str.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- Why is New York milk man hike
Pharoha daughters Becaue be takes a
little profit ont of the water.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- A d:yided North was the darling
hope of the ssccssionisis during the eally
stages OF liza rebellion.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
: LArE PARKER is in town. He de-

eidsn,ly cut off his right thumb, and
was furloughed for few days.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
: There were seven funerals in ST.

Paul on Sunday hast five Of thom be-
ing victims Of the late Birch Coolie dis
aster. 7r
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The following is the vote just received
from Capt o. T. Maxson's Company:
For Congressman, Hanchett 40. For
Assemblyman, Cox 10.
> For CO. Treasurer, A. Gibson II; s,
0. Dickinson 5; for Sheriff, Sands %.
Puett 2 for Reg. Deeds, uayerdahl % !;
for Clerk Of the Board, VIM %; for
Clerk of the Court, VIM 28; for Dist.
Attorney, a. II. Young 81; for Core
ner, D. S. Smith 3, C. P. Barnard IA;
for Co, Surveyor, Brown "a, Short 2.
So far rs heard from Gibson has q
majority Of a, and Puett 2.
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Uuiohally yours,

= Iae above figures are eiiable.-
e VIII give The official vote next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
al the residence of Mrs. sskENs next Fri
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
The Legislature Of 1859.
THE SENATE.

The Senators from the even numbered
Districts We're electe d last you, the 30th
District excepted. We append a list of
Senators holding over, with such as are
considered certainly elected the present
year. Democrats in Roman, Republic
ans in italics, Union men in SMALL CAP
ITALs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

THE ASSEMBLY.
There are l0l members of the Assem-
bly,. Of these, the last Assembly was
composed of 80 Democrats, 81 Republi
cans, and 4 Union men. The following
is list Of the new members elected SO
far as they can now be made up. Demo
Gratis in Roman, Repn bhcans in italics,
aud Union men 10 SMALL CAPITALS.
BRowN1CoUNTY--Fred s. Ellis.
Crawford CoUNTY.-James Fisher.
COLUMBIA COUNTY Yate, Ashley,
Il, j. Turner, John Q. adams.
DODGE CoUNTY.-Ferdinand Wager,
Oscar f. Jones, Albert Barch, Oliver
44shtsy.
DANE George Hyer, Alden
S. SauboFn, G. r. Heud, ". H. Mailer.
FOND DU LAC CoUNNY-E. II. Gal
to,oay, Vim. Starr, +. III Wheeler,
Samuel O'Hara, Egbert Foster.
GREEN COUNTY W. S. Wescon,
Fare HeScoH.
GREEN LAKE CoUNTY.-Fraak Goss,
FRANT County, W. W Fields, DR..
Vivian.
JEFFERSON CouNrY. -Etuile Rothe,
u. III. Bingham.
JUNEAU CoUNTY.- - Frazele.
KENosHA CoUNTY.-.4. Z, Hatch.
La Crosse County,. M Phillips.
Milwaukee County.-John r. Sharps-
tein, Geo. Albert, John w. Eviston, ?.
P. Dcuster, Adam Poertner, John Han
rahan, John Bently, Edward Collins.
Outagamia County. Byron Douglas.
Ozaukee County.-Robert Power.
Rock County,. g. Bates, iona
Mom Corey, Joseph Spauldinf Jacob
Foa0le, G. NJ. Treat
Racine County.-H Z. Taylor, 0.
G. Monroe, H. L. Gilmore.
Sheboygan County Chas. Rogers,
B. Dockstander, Carl Zllier.
Sank County,. WILCOX.
Wnlwortn Ceunty.-G. H. Fostar,
II. .Stmteyant, 1Hos. ". Hill. s. Pratt.
Waukesha County.-D. Il. Shower,
S. R Richardson, L. B. Seymour, N.
Burroughs t.EI0 "
Washington County. II. HiIder-
brandt, Adam Sclrantz, Martin Schotter.
Wuncbase -Mchsei Hogan,
" f. HaaS0a.
Wood and Marathoh.--L. p. Powers
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

Chicago. Nov. 6.-Democrats carry
the state by $4,000 to 10000. Elect
8, probably 8 members of Congress;
republicans. Democrats elect two thirds
of the members Of the legislature, and
have one or two majority in the Senate.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

- We learn that John Newton, pri-
vatc in Capt. Converse company, has
received his discharge, and viii be here
in few days. He is brother typo,
and one of the right stripe.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

Detroit Nov e.-Repubican majori-
to 5000 Beam, rep, in ist Congress
sional district, is probably elected by 900
majority. Epson, rep, 81 district, Long
year, rep. KelIog, rep, 4th district. are
elected. Fifth and sixth district IN doubt.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.

PRESCOTT. "WEDNESDAY. NOV. ~. 1862
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- We would state, for the benefit of
our citizens, that Gao. p. Smith has a
Livery Stable in this city. He keeps
good horses, and lets them at fast prices.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
PREsCoTT JOURNAL.

80, srion of lakes-the union of lands
The union Of States none can sever
-as uuion Of hearts-the union of hands
And the Flag of our Union forever Norris
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12
Camp Randall Vote.

The following result We received from
Lieut.. Cox, Co. A, which we think is
correct
In companies a, D, f, K and l, Han
chett received 144 votes; Stooddard, 3s.
Hanehett's majority LOG.
PIERCE CO. OFFICERS.
For Sheriff, r. NJ. Sands As, c. Pu-
EFT 20, S. A. Porter l6, J. r. Freeman
4. Sands majority 25.
For County Treasurer, L. N. Powell
90, ]. R. Freeman 90, A. Gibson %, S.
A. Por.er Powell's majority over
Freeman 10.
For Clerk of the Board, John VIM
So.
For Register OF Deeds, Hayerlahl SO,
John VIM 1. Hayerdahl's majority 81.
For Clerk of the Court, John VIM
81. Hayerdahl SO. Winn's majority 10.
For District Attorney, A. II. Young
80, H. A. Jay 40. jays majority 10.
For County Surveyor, c. P. Brown
6l, J. A. Short 81. Browns majority
"a.
For Coroner, D. S. Smith y, C. P.
Barnard TO- Smiths majority 62.
Glib; on has q majority of over Free
man.
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DELAWARE ELECTION.

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 6.--Ihe Off
cial vote of Delaware shows Cannon
Union, is elected Governor By III ma
iority. Temple, Democrat is elected to
CONGRESS by 20 majority. Two thirds
80 tLa LEGISLATURE is Democratici
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

~ In Madison the democrats bare .
.rai-Yiev Of Tires tur.red.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The last five towns named are report
ed, but will not fall short of the est-
mate. The figures indicnte the lnsjori-
ties for Eldridge, Barton, 4 majority :
West Bend. 1913; Polk $50; Hartford
100; Richfeld,s 252; Addison $50;
Wayne $50; Germantown 800; Jackson
1870; Trenton 25; Harrington rs; Erin
$50; Kewaskum 10. Total, 2,o46 m, :
ierity.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-12

The following result we received from
Lieut.. Cox, Co. A, which we think is
correct
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A. y. SMITH. Superintendent.
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1862. 7 IL L 1862.

1862. I IL L 1862.
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Nth IT, connections form.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos NKw.iORs To rHR PRiSclrAL WHsrKRs Cirrs'
Eight trains daily from N.wfoTk to Ptisde phia via
New. Jersey and Camden aud Amboy line. -
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR IHE WEsT * THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT or CoURTLANDTSr.
Bywsy Of Philadelphia the morning ps'sebgrrs leave New
YoIs At sane time 4. other route. Evening passengers
By way Of Allentown evening passengers leave At m
three than the Northern lines and by both ronte
pon,. ia the North West. Cresia. Indianapolis. Lonisvie
h. Lou, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
point. West, with fewer changes Of cars .,
Sleeping Cars without chang run from fhiisd.iphs 70
Pi,t.bsrs6 1ss miles and New to Pittsburgh ~ oei
smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains
FAR the other routes.
Rassax- checked through. Transfers free
Secure rcIe s e9d rn, n na, ~ risssSs
The Pennsylvrnis Central Company runs an knissnt
Accommodated Line which affords comfortable mode oi
travel parties moving Westward ct one half the usual rates
Of fare. s-,
Bv this route sshs Of all descriptions can be forwarded
% ard nom Poin, on the Railroads OF One IN
the w..s by .,e.ner. fton Phi.barsh.
the Railroad all favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies. Merchants and ship
ppspy can rely with confidence on its speedy trsnst
LIVE STOCK
Farmers and Dealers in Live stock win dnd this most adj
yspsgeous route Cspscious Yards well watered and
Piled With convenience have been opened on this ne
and connections and attention paid to their wants
From Harrisburg where viii be found every Tor
PHiA' NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS,
- ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No A''orbou'''
No h.or House and No South wnliam-st.
MCDONALD BIscHofF, EmisIan. Agents.
FSocU LEWIS General Supt Altoona, Pa
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GALLERY of PAINTING and SCULPTURE.
" No. 5B BROADWAY. QLD DUSSELDORF
A NEW NIAGARA, by GHoRGg J.. BH0wN
A Sunset View OF the great cstsract,
NIAGARA IN WINTER, by GiCNOUK
THE BAY or CAPRI by BisgsTApr
AN ORIGINAL ABDtL KADER. By POWELL
DOVER CLIFFS, by SHA,Eg,
ia addition 10 than hundred other works o. Art
The sDre profits Of the exhibition to be given TO the Socie
Q, for Impyssa. tbs CondIsu Of tho Poor Adni.on 10
go TIFFANY L Co