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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
September 4, 1850.

The annals medical science odng as they do ample proc
othe power many medicinal agents. have furnished
no examples compare with the sautay effects produced ny
"AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL"
The Of diseases of the Lungs when nave
been realized by its USE they ymany prominent
prssors and this and foreign lands should en-
the afflicted with the strong that
the "Chery Pectora will relieve and ultimately cure
them. -
We present TO the bc testimonials from some
the first men country upon whose judgment and expert
eucc Implicit confidence may be placed ~
DR. PERKINS, President Vermont Medical Go"ege, one
Of the mos learned intelligent physicians in the country
consders compositon OF rare excellence LOT 'he cure "
'0rnlu'0'' u'''A''' 0'''' Norwich, April &c, 1916.
Dr. c. Ayer-Dear Sir Agreeable 10 the request OF your
sqen we will cheeru what aveknown oI inc
Of your CHERRY PICTORIAL and they have oesn ason'sn
ing indeed Mrs Bcsey Sreeter had been afflicted with Sc
relentless cough, which reduced her very OM ~ U
remedies had been tried without effect before the ChGy
raj And that ha, cured her. George Wakinon Esq hau 70
knowledge been afflicted with Asthma /o ace yeas, u
grown yearly worse until the CHERRY PEcToRAL has now re-
ed the disease and he free from any OIL lis
we are The Rev Mark Dane had been severely attacked
with The Bronchitis as to disable from his Duties aud moth
ing had afforded him relief until Ar Thoning) carried MN
bottle of your P.ctora which cured him and he now
dictates as usual in his place These three the cases in
which we have known successful, but never TO ia Nene
great peasuren certifying 10 these facts and are SRI
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given their
names 10 recommend CHERRY PICTORIAL as thebcst remedy
that know for Affections Of the Lungs, are London
Canadan Journal Of Medical Sciences Med
caJ and Surgical Journal" "Chareston Is O. Medical Re-
new "S Jersey Medical Reporter" Prof Webster Har
ward College Prof Bartlett cosrs d. vs sa
TIM, Mott New York City Parker Ceaveland Bowd College,
Prof Buterfeld Wlloughby College Ohio Prof Ba6w9 ate
Leeds eng Medical School Sir Richard Kane queens oO
lege Ireland, Prof Rosrnbaum, Leipsc
The public have know the virtues and astonishing
of the "CHERRY PICTORIAL, in curing diseases oil the
Lungs they will feel secure from these dangers ~he
ever this remedy can be obtained -,
Prepared by C. AVER Chemist Lowell SassaenuSe's and
for sale bv EsKRIpGE KINNEY Druggists, Staunton virginia
April 5, 1850.
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
-ttfe

ElARRY g DAVIS
HAVING returned ir,m Baltimore with large lot Of
suitable material for the manufacture Of Gentlsmss
and Ladies' work, are prepared 10 carry on the
Boot and Shoe Making Business
in all its branches, and respectfully invite the attention Of
the public To their establishment Besides the work
ally done GenIlemens Boots, Shoes CATERS &c., they
have added and especial attention will be given o,he man.
uacure of Ladies work, such Ladps Kid Morocco and
Cater Shues Misses and Chdens Shoes VI every vars
ty and style, &c., &c., all of which VIII be executed in
Manner which for durability and beauty cannot be surpass
3D. Their prices will be reasonable aud their work war
ranted.
DE- Call and see us at the old sasd Old. c. HARRY.
opposite the Virginia Hotel. -.
Staunton, Sept IS, lS50-6m.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA. HOIEL
swrrr & CO.

SHITE C CO..
DEG le,yo 20 inform their friends, customers and the
ID public generally that they jus, receiving large
and carefully selected stock OF
Fall and Winter Clothing,
made up in the very best and most fashionable style and OF
the yery best material Their sock csssts IN part Vi TX
ira fine Fck and Dress Goats Fancy Sack Coats Discs
and Fancy cored Paus cut il, the latest Style Figured
Silk add Satin Ve.s, Velvet Vests Fine CIHh CtoHSs
and Overeoats Of all descriptions Also, sappiy OF Has
Caps, Boots, Handkerchief, Crava,s Shis's, drawers
Socks, Carpet bags, &c. "a,
The subscribers grateful for the generous patronage hh
er,o extended N them would respectfully solicit conlins
snc. Of the same They feel assured that they can sell az
great bargains as any in the place and all they ask
IS an examination of their stock and prices.
" 49, shift s. co.
Staunton Sept. II, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
COACH MANUFACTORY,

vVNE undersigned having bought the interest of JANEs
L MARsTELLER, in the concern Of HARDY s. MAssTEL-
LER beg leave inform The public, that they have nceas
ed their Stock and will continue 10 manufacture all kinds
of work in their line-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the fashionable sye ofthe best materials and
terms suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to
all kinds Of repairing. From the specimens Of work seat
from shop, aer ourselves to have given sasfas-
tion and with determination 10 merit continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
pledge themselves 10 renewed efforts please Shop
the Bank HARDY s. BROTHERS.
Nav I6, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
Notice of Sale.

IN pursuance the sboye decree the Land Of Alexander
Laporte lying in the Great Calf Pasture nineteen miles
from StauutOn, and containing about 200 ACRES. will
again be offered for sale, public suction, the premises
Thursday, the 24rh day Of October next 81 much ~
the purchase money will deay the expenses Of both sales
will be required in hand tho balance upon credit OF
six twelve and eighteen months the purchaser executing
bonds with good security.
j. A. WADDELL, Comm.
Snninnhnr lS I25n-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
rnEsH CONTEMPORARIES.

yE,HE subscriber has just received fresh supply Of Con-
4 rrcrIoNARIEs, consisting of Lemons, Layer Rasins
Choice Figs, Dates, Prunes, Palm Nuts, Almonds. Jubt
Pasle Sardnes, &c., &C. Aso Candies Of all kinds TO-
oeher with choce selection Of Toys, Fancy Articles Eau
he Coloone &c. Call soon. c. III. BALL.
StauntUn Oct. 9, 1850
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Va. Central Railroad
Esgs 80 80 o.

vy,TE subscribers for the extension OF the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad from Waynesboough 10 Siaunton, are
required to pay into the Bank Of the Valley at Sauaon in
MAY June. July, and August, amounting $40 pei share
the sum Of t5per share the first day of October $40 per
share the first day OF November snd s. share on The
first day of December, 1850 BY order Of The Board.
J. GARRETT, Sec'ry,
September lS lS5o-tf
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prwARE OF COUNTEREEITs.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS.
This has attained that high character which is neces
sary for all medicines attain TO induce 10 put
forth spurious article the risk OF The lives oil those VINO arc
nnocently deceived
LOOK WELL TO THE lL4RKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature of c. NJ JACKSON upon
the vrapper and the blown in the boe phou 7ohch
then spurious or,,,.N ,,cD1rINP
For sale wholesale and retail at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No 100 Arch Street, door below SIKH GATE OF
27S Race ree Philadelphia and by respectable dealers gem
orally throughout the country
40. For sale by SAMUEL STERLING, staunton, Va.
Inn. 1870 Nv.
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From! FrOp Lr0R!

A LII persons who may wish purchase Iron are hereby
- informed that 1T can be had at the Mount vernon
Forge, on Sonh River near Por, Republic, in this County,
at One Hundred Dollars Ton
The Iron is Of superior quality and constant supply
at all times kept hand Farmers will find their
advantage 20 purchase all their Iron of me am satisfied
it is not equaled by any made in the State.
JOHN MILLER.
Rockingham Co., Aug. 81, le5o--4m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16

INDIGO, Nader, Alum, Copperas, Extract and Chip
ped Logwood, Salts, Sulphur, Pepper, Alspice, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, that can be had for asking.
June 5. 1850 w. G. STERIlETT
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Eppre,,fices Wanted.

HNHE subscriber wishes procure or two boys, from
fifteen years of age. as Apprentices TO learn
She Cabinet Making Business None but those who can
come well recommended for good moral character need a
ply: ~ ,ero 'Eo' ~ LANoAol En-
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wAvNEsBoRouGH
DRUG lsMlP0@GWM0

NHEsSRS. WHITE s. CO., are now receiving and o.
WI peung in WaynesborOagh large and carefully Sc
lec,ed Stuck Of Drugs, Medicines, Palms, Oils, y
pye ss tufts and aIIihe Patent Remedies Of the
age. ,.o,vor;ence oe such an es
,i.' nc IN The citizens and those residing 49,
ia s Vicinity fWaynesbOr must be manifest every
In I've We therefore, hope that by keeping A Full .assort
VIC. Selling o,c and strict attention to business be
ny sustained blythe public 6 ,,, ~
Next door below John Wayi, Esq,
Nouemher % 1910
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THRESHlNG MACHINES.

nor the construction of all kindsof Machinery, have
4 Shop near to our Carriage Mandatory, where We
prepared TO build
THREsNING MACHINES
and to do all other work apperlaning to Nlachinists
HARDY s. BROTHERS.
Staunton, May Is, l649.-tf.
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RlNM@W a 10
N.gRRgy:gRE STORE.

rVIE subscriber has removed to the Store room IN me
new building on Main Street, near to B. Crawiord's'
and Opposite NJ Cushngs where he offers tor sale very
extensive stock of Goods in his line consisting OF
Round Square and Flat rolled Iron OF all Sizes shee' ana
yJnn do Cast Shear and Blister Steel, Hollow ware
Castings, Traces and Halter Chains. Shovels, Spades
and Forks Nails Screws, Locks and Hinges, IN great
variety, and low prices Handsaws, warranted MIL
and Cross cut do Axes, Razrs. Pocket Knives, Glns,
Rifle barrels, Locks, Shoyes and longs, Androns, "o,
ven wire. Buggy Springs and Axes, Bride Bits and
SliHups,
ALSO, COMPLETE STOCK OF
Table Cutlery, and Mechanics Tools and Materials,
such as Anvs, Vises, Bellows Screw Plates, Hammers,
Files, &C., Bench Moulding SASH Pow and other Planes
Broad Axes and Hatchels, Shoe Tools. Lasts and Find
ings Saddley Glue, Glass of all sizes and superior qnal
ity with great variety Of miscellaneous articles, all Of
which vii. be sold al the cheapest rates ~
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Stanton Sent a. 1850
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS!
A. NJ. SIMPSON,

RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has juss
IL received from Baltimnre large supply Of Material
in his line, such as Lasts, Nerves. Style, and n
very handsome Gum Over Shues, with III
Gulta Percha bottoms, new and spendd IL
article. -
French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid of all descptions
Fine Iastings fur Ladies Gailers Fanche for do,
rious colors, new article; White Kid for Wedding
Shoes. &c., &c., which he is prepared TO Manufacture
into Bouts, Shoes &c., in style that cannot fail to please.
All work warranted.
In addition the work done in his own shop, he hasad
ded handsome stock of
ROOTS, SHOES, &C.,
Of Northern make which he will sell at reduced prices for
cash, or on the usual time
Msg- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, for
Weddings and Parties at short notice.
Staunton, Sept. %, $780,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16

AN WIN. G. STERREI1'
stauston, Jsly 81, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
PRESBYTERIAL HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburg, Rockbridgc Co., va.
OyEIcERs-Rev w. W. TRIABLE, A. NJ, Principal.
Mr.. w. S. NJ. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor
End " Professor.
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SEEA.v,G rs BEAXEV.E.vG.
BARE g S1ElslMlATTs
NIERCH NI TAIIL0RS
ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
G, IN a II A.lfIl a. KIR nIAsIa

STA UNION VIR GINI.a,
DEG leave their thanks 10 their friends and
- generous public, for the very liberal support they
have heretofore received, and them thai they are
determined fair dealing, to merit continuance Of The
same. They desire the same time To inform them, that
they are now receiving and opening. al their Store Room,
adjoining the Virginia Hote the most beautiful assortment
of goods in their line, brought to Ibis makel-csa-
sisting OF
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs AND vEsTISGs.
of every shade and variety. Also, TWEED CAssNrRKs,
LINEN DRILLINGs. and every variety OF Summer Wear,
all of which will be made order The best manner and
in conformity with the latest Fashions.
From l,e experience in business, they feel warranted
in saying their customers EXPECT FITS Also an as
sOrtmenl Of
Ready Made Clothing,
Shrs, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief
Suspenders, &c., sc.
They fobear saying anything the cheapness oihril
Goods believing that discriminating public can and will
Judge for themselves.
Staunton, April "a, 1850.
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FOR SALE.

A LIKELY Young Negro Woman and tteo children
"A for sale. The Woman is good Servant, and very
healthy and sound Apply toths Printer
ssGnton, Ost 2. l9SO==H
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
JULY 1sN9 1880

Look II thi,-Read ii hrough-thcn come and buy
Cheap Goods.
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JOHN L. HARRIS.
Nnrenher Is. lS4o.-tf.

VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana
Chancery Cor Augusta County, at the Courthouse on
Thursday the Goth day Of June, 1851,
David Hull-PainIf,
AGAINST
Alexander Laporte Porerheld A. Heiske Lewis Pasley
and James Berry-Defendanl,,
IN CHANCERY.
"And upon the offer of 2. A. Ilsskell, guaranteed by
Hugh w Shelley that in the event Of sale, the Land
shall bring at least $780, the sale made by the Commits
soner is set aside aud resale ordered by said Commits
soner j. A. Wsddel who shall proceed to offer the Land
for sale again BY way Of public auction, TO the highest bid
der at The place. upon the terms, and after the notice
of SALE as required and provided by The former decree and
ne viii open the bidding the offer Of $500 as the bid OF
tad Heiske and if after ample and sufficient tim- allow
ed for bidding no one will give than the upset price
of $500, he will report the sale made to r A HeiSke
at $500, with Hugh w. Shelley, as his security And
upon the return Of the report resale the Court will make
the proper order for canceng the bonds Of the first purcha
SER and restoring him what he paid in cash with inter
est from the time Opayment out Of the cash proceeds OF The
las! sae which cash proceeds Of last sale must therefore be
sufficient to cover the expenses of both sales with interest
upon the amount Of cash paid by the first purchaser"
An Extract-TeSte,
CHAP. J. KINNEY, p. o.
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BOOTS! BOOTSI! BOOTS!!
. CASES Mems Boots, Cases Boys and Youths do,
- for sale at the Store Of ,a
October 9, 1850.
A,OLE LEATHER AND COTTON fAfN-Jus'
~ received and for sale by
October g ii. j. & w. ID. ChAWfOhD'
EpRESERVED GINGER,-A fine article, just receV-
i ed and for sale by " H. DALI
October a. 1850.
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Plantations and mills for sale.

r OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the South
Fork of Rock.h River in Nelson County, adjoining the
lands of James Woods Esq, Mr. Samuel Woods and 9th
Srs containing by uldsuryey between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which ROck6sh low grounds
and branch fats The balance is all arabic high land Of
good oualty-ndeed is very superior Th. low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land. There il the tract
an ample supply of timber, and or two very desirable
rock quarries.
The Improvements consist Of MIL propelled BY Rock
fish river built in modern style, with castlron machinery
and two pair ostoneshe basement story Of stOne good
Saw Mill good framed Barn. Corn Houses Stables, TObac
10 Honses Memo Houses with BRICK chimney, small
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
DWELLING HOUSE,

lee House and other necessary houses, and N apple
Orchard Of excellent winter fruit.
Rock6sh Valley is situated at the Eastern base OF The
Blue Ridge Mountain high and romantic country, alike
remarkable Tor its beauty healthfuness aud fertility: aud
the tract now offered for sale has long been regarded among
the desirable in that section OF country h distant
from Howsdsyle on James River and the Canal, aboat
eighteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Ra,i-
rOsdnow in progress from Charlottesville across the Blue
Ridge, to Saunon only eight OF ten miles; twenty miles
from the University of Virginia and about fifteen from
Stanton. The terms will be made to accommodate The
purchaser and good bagan may be had by early aPpca
zion to James NJ Harris ESQ., who resides onihe land lie
may also be addressed BY letter. directed TO Greenfield,
Nelson Co., 70.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16

September Is, Is5O-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16

WASHINGTON, 81 Dec ,lS45.
Periodical Journals devoted TO literature and science
- bnu,d il; Fnrope and this country this has appeared 10
the most useful indeed the exposition only OF
The cre. literature Of English language, but his ny us
exen, aud comprehension includes porature OF the
human mind in the expansion Of the present age
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC!

October 2. 1s5O.-lds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
The Cholera.

We understand from several of our merchants
and produce Dealers that exaggerated reports have
been circulated in the country, of the existence of
cholera in this city, well calculated to prevent the
farmers from coming in with their produce.
In the absence of Board of Health we are una
bic to give the precise number of deaths; but we
have heard of no new cases of cholera for several
days The deaths supposed to have resulted from
cholera have been confined exclusively 10 the Ger
inan emgrants, and 10 two or three of our resident
German citizenS-and in every case but one in the
suburbs, AMI entirely removed from the business por-
tions of the city. Our residence is on street
where all funeral professions have to pass, and
able TO say, that they have not been numer-
for the last month than is frequently the al
this of the year Our citizens, in the heart
of the city, not at all alarmed and believe, with
the Divine blessing, will continue TO escape the
pestilence as an epidemic. We wish to deal can
didly on this subject and will not, knowingly, with
hold the truth
The weather has been excessively hot for several
days past; but the general health of the city has
been better, at this season, for several years
past.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
Hendricks County.

DANvILLE, Aug. 6, 1850.
Mr. BRowN Our election returns are just in
from every precinct, and the result is follows
SnatOriGl DeIsgats-A. Alexander, GAG, *H. G..
Todd, 1921.
R'Presentatir' DeIcgCte-C C. c. Maze, 1881, +Joln
Reynerson, 922.
Representative to Legislature-George Fleece,
1854, IS A. Russell, 1885,
4Auslitor--4Hn n Hess, 1889, *R. C. S. AIaccann,
500.
!StsriG-samuel AIeloguc, 1896, AZ s. Miller,
76l, Moore, lS5.
Tr,asurer-II Britain c24, sJames Heron, $50,
IT, n. Burks, 573.
Probate Ju4ge-A. Bland, (no Opposition) $685.
County Comnis ssioner-S B. Barker, 939, *Wm.
Craw ford, 1919.
-asssssor-E. Dodd, 1905, FL, Hunter, 7sS.
! So YOU see We have elected one Democrat and one
Wing to the Convention, and Representative 10 the
Legislature who stands pledged 10 vote for anti
Wilmot proviSo U. S. Senator. The Wing COnyen-
ton ticket is beat throughout, except Todd, and the
candidates of County Commissioner and Coroner
The Probate Judge and School Commissioner had
no opposition.
Those in italics are Democrats. Those marked
60 were regularly nominated by the Wing County
Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
Interesting from Yucatan.

The following, from board the United States schoon-
Frt, find in the Pensacola Gazette of the 18th
instant:
s'On the 10th and 18th March last, very and
distressing fire occurred Laguna Yucatan, 10y which
hundreds of families have been deprived of home by
the work of ncendary The loss of property ct this
fire is estimated at about $500 900 5000 000 about
hundred houses burnt Among the public build
ings destroyed are the church OF St. Mary de Guada-
loupe the Muncpahouse, market house, the American,
Spanish and other consularhouses, and almost every
mercantile housc-the late English consnl's house-(
Johnson who died recently, very suddenly On the 9th
of June the wretches satisfied with their work OF
inquity again fire another portion Of the town,
and succeeded in destroying about forty houses making
altogether about two hundred and sixty seventy
houses and to add the disresses of the inhabitants
they anticipate the cholera Business stand
ing the quarantine laws being enforced against the
small vessels which transport ogwood from the ranches
Several French barks and other foreign vessels lying
in port waiting for wood. At Campeachy the people
are alarmed that they quarantine vessels from any
port without regard to clean sickly bills of health
from twenty to forty DAYS. At Campcachy there
ten descrters from the Cuba expeditions in quarantine
they deserted when the ostensbe motive of the exped
made known, and made their way Sisal from
there to Campeachy. The American consul would not
afford them any assistance he having resigned his
sulate some time previous There not American
consul in all Yucaan and American citizen, in the
absence Of armed force, has protection whatever
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
Upton County.
TrproN, Aug.

TIPToN, Aug Z, 1850.
This County has gone for the Democrats by an
overwhelming majority; all the candidates of the
Democratic party elected with the exception OF
Sheriff. Brown the whig candidate for said Office,
has beaten Cloud, dem., by small majority, which
would not have been the case had Cloud used proper
exertion You may set down ti,is county as glori-
Gus Democratic victory. Our esteemed friend Will
liam F. Brady, is no more-he died on Monday
evening last, Immediately after being elected, by an
overwhelming majority, Clerk Of Upton Circuit
Court In his death have lost the principal man
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
Missouri Moving.

The St. Louis Intelligencer says: ''We learn from
Mr.. Allen, the President of the Pacific Railroad
Company, that the Chief Engineer has returned to
the city from bis reconnaissance of the entire route
from ST. Louis TO the Western borders of the State.
lie found the ground as favorable in the general as
he anticipated and thinks the road be construct
ed, at very reasonable cost. He reports that the
best feeling towards the enterprise prevails among
the people along the entire route and that they will
subscribe literally the work is fairly be-
gun. We understand that accurate survey of the
route viii be made at the earliest practicable PERIOD
and that considerable force will be placed upon
the road early next spring II is expected that from
so to 100 miles will be completed next year,
This will add another link TO the great railway
chain, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, running
through city, extending the work to the western
boundary of Missouri, from the city of st. Louis.