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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

~ Ladies and Gentlemen who are
troubled with ehapped rough hands should procure
pair ofl,sht Rubber Gloves which In wearing will render
the hands so As vevei and very white To the ladies they
invaluable In protecting The hands while engaged in
domestic affairs They almost as handsome as black
Md. For sale low BY HITCHCOCK L LEAogEArER, ST
Broadway. l6lwN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

WATERs's TOOTH SoAP.-Commended
by the highest professional authority and approved also,
BY Mile Jenny Lind Through her private Secretary as
follows . go.
NEw-YoRK HOTEL, Nov. IL, 1850.
DEAR siR-Miss Jenny Lind desires me TO return you
her best thanks for the present sent her, and that che
will be happy recommend the same 70 her friends
Yours, respectfully, MAX HJOKTLBEk0.
See advertisement.
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A BLACK PRINCE OUTLAwED.-The schooner
October, Captain Dyas, from Port au Prince, April
l3, and the Triumph, Captain Coombs, from Cape
Haytien, April IL have arrived at this port. Capt
Dyas reports that he was informed by the American
Consular Agent, there, the day he sailed, that
news had arrived from Cape Hayten, that Prince
Bobo the Oldest General upon the island, and sew
eral times candidate for the Presidency, had e.
belled against Sououque, and was at the head of a
large force and that Soulouque was about to send
an expedition by and by land to put him down.
from Cape Haytien, direct, states the fact as fol-
Der of years Military Governor Of the northern part
of the island, was implicated in some degree in the
late Socialist rebellion. He ordered by the
Emperor, to make Lis appearance at Port au Prince
but refused and fed to the mountains A short
time afterward he made his appearance at Cape
Haytien, at the head OF five six personal attend
ants and demanded admittance, but the inhabitants
remaining loyal refused to open the gates. He then
returned to the mountains and the Inhabitants of
the Cape were fearful that he gathering force
to take the field. As Soulouque has very large
military force about him, the general opinion was
that Bobo would with his head, pay the penalty Of
his rashness.
There is another item of intelligence by this ar
rival, but which needs confirmation We give it as
we learn it by letter from a reliable source in the
island it is. that the American Government,
through Mr.. Walsh, have agreed to acknowledge
B G. Clark, Esq, Of this city, as Commercial Agent
OF Hay for the United States, which is by lmpli-
cation acknowledging the independence Of the
island thing which the United States has hith-
ero steadily refused to do. Boston Traveller, 81
instant.
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take, and then she went to the front door, While
was there, two gentlemen came up to the door,
and one Of them put his arms around her. One of
those persons the accused and he said that he
would ike to go into room with her, to which
she consented. After they went in the room, she
came out and handed the negro woman piece of
money, but did not know what it was. The
black woman said, at Is all right go ahead"
The girl then went in, and while she was there his
friend came up and took some coffee at the stand
and some eggs. After they h5d been in fifteen
minutes or so, the girl came and went into the
street. Parker then came out in his dra wers and
shirt into the room where the coffee stand was
Some conversation passed between him and his
friend, which | paid attention to. After some
few minutes had elapsed the g entered the coffee
stand room again. and she did so, she remarked ::
"God d--n you, why do MT you put on your
clothes and leave the house?" He remarked to
her that it wasnone Of her business, and told her
not to touch his Clothes but to let them remain
where they were. She then ran into the room
brought his clothes out into the cofee-sand room
and threw them down the chair. He turned
round, cursed her, and said :" told you not to
touch my clothes" and then took them from the
chair and carried them into the room. | heard him
say, "You have broken my watch" and soon after
he said, "you have also stolen $40 Tennessee
note from me !" She replied, You are id
liar, | have stolen money from you!" His
friend remarked that it might have fell out upon the
floor while she carrying the clothes.
Parker and his friend then took candle and
looked along the floor for tie note, but not finding
it. he accused her second time of taking it. The
pl in tha coffa nd he
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r. r. R.
RADWAYsS READY RELIE


RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by the true m.eai of america to
be the quickest and most ebsctual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of ats cause tM the World.
8 the warning given of the presence of disease,
ard the prosation Of the nervous system To stop pnia
instantly our frs, great deidera the
of disease. THIS we accompd h by
Radway's Ready Relief,
to strenghen lnvgo,ste. and regulate the ac Of the
Ss
g. RReSd su, 5 BY in place as the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and insifscua ,emedies in vain.
KaLEr exs,nay and ~ drops at dose inte nay hsys
Rheumatism
four hours hs: cured dans us appeon WIZ
always stop the pain in five ten minutes
Neuralgia.
Every of neuralgis has been properly used,
has stopped the pain in few minutes. Its continued
VII strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
Or nervous pTSsraton relax .on of the musces-n 80
honr II strensthens warns, and nvgoates muscle,
nerve and sinew in the system.
Pains i'm the Bones.
Al pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening influence instantly the severe
pains.
Jumping T0Oth-ache.
VIII stop the most analzng tooth ache in few seconds
Ihs thousands OF cilizens attest Nervous pains OF
all kinds are arrested in few by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
999 cases out of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
the continued use according directions will positively
tY- Pice-0O and rs cents.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
| As beautifier of the Skin.
It thing the kind in world, it removes
Redness, Pimpes, Bloches, Pustues, letter, RASH Il
Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads, Sores, Putu
lar Erupons tmparts heath to the skin and beauty the
reach Of rivalry and for shaving purposes it is the best
One cake ot Railways Soap will last longer than three
cakes OF the size OF other Soap there
the cheapest and bet the world. TT Price Is
large cakes engraved and the Of R. G
| Railway upon each wrapper.
| THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
| BEAUTY
| Is a beautiful head of Latraviam Hair.
Railways Circassian Balm.
The lady or gentleman de-es beautiful article Il
dress their Hair advised to make OF Radways CIR
Balm adva tages over all Othe
hair tancs and preparations First it cleans sthr scalp from
daDdru gives ne and vigOr the and bulbs invg
healthy ac the germ of life, which to th
hair healthy root, and forces the hair to grow II cure
Badness, stops the hair from falling out, makes fine
strong and glossy keeps from turning bcom
Jog disco Ord uuy luxury 10 dress The hair with thi
| delicious preparation. .-..,. ..
| eH~ sOld by }. WRIGHT y co.
| 80 l5l ,.haIlres st.
| ap10 eod&W ly G, N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine st.
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. q q . g 9 . 9

Counterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS ar,Cou'
terieits of DALLEY'S. The worthless who sell Their
hope, that by stealing name they induce the pubh
to believe that nostrun pOssss virtues ohe genuine
articles Buy of none but authorised Agents.
O. Attend to the pecuti0r Ws0rks upon the gen.
ains and observe that the aame, " III. DAL.
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH PEN, no dsterent
colored Ink, on the emvsiope of eSch 6or and thai
no other be upon IT..
~ General Depot for the United Sates where all order
addressed will be promptly executed.
Ii. DALEY d CO..
AS Br0adDay, IsD York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
161 ChGrtrss street, New OrIedns.
Where all Dealers in the Statss Of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEs
SEE, and the City Of ST. LOUIS in the State OF MIS-
SOURI,, will be promutly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT Il CO..
au2O sm Gsns-at sgeuts fo- said Tsrrito-s
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.

L Railroad Companies and Others who desi'e them:
He has been 1873 in the location and
construction OF karoads the of South Carol
Geog'a nna Aabams. and has Therefore cal expert
he Of snch works. which he feels
ient. viii enable MIN give eiire satisfaction
wim he may Letters addr-sse Mansfield or lo.
gansp D-S0to Parish La will be eroMUtly attended
Satisfactory OF character and will be
mi3 luna John l.. lHlI.E.
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MOL MES
SODA WATER
FU r E--No Lead Poisoning.

n s. WATERMAN. Gate Holmes & Co, J
1.S SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANt'FAC
TURER, No ~ sar0ude'et street, Gavier, Offers ID
furnish his frmet customers and oher retailers with PURE
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular his
Block Tn Cooker Pipes, imr ment absout ly
tla proven by Developments OF the deet
effects produced bv Soda Water hrou gh lead pes
9. W. also iqrni hes Soda and Mineral a,ers ssrsa
para, etc.. in glass hOtt Orders for shipment h
any quantity carefully and promptl, asen ed to and de-
vere wh0u, extra charge for arayaee. kY soaa Wate
Apphritus Constantly ou hand for sale. apl 3n
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

ty- We have lust received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest tPERFUMERlES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS. etc.. offered in this city. Customers
and respectfully invited TO call and examine
stock, which, feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of ...Hf - .rFl.
DouBLs EXTRACTS, from tie most exquisite Flowep;
CnLoosKs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and odos;
POMATuMs. from the manufactures Of Lubn, Dupuytren,
Roussel, and others 80 'If
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description:
POWDER BOXES AND PUFFs; ToILxT POWDER, etc. etc
Toge, with extensive assortment Of .l 2
HAIR BRUsHxs TooTH BRusHRs,
COMBs, Nail bRusHEs etc
TT For saleat P. LOUIS MASSEY'S.
fel0 II sl rHA corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
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;RECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS,

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY Tor, and will
IA po tively cue the Sick Hesd,che, hils AID Fever
Jsunce Dyspepsia, Chrome Brhgs Sea- ickne-s no
ea and Cholera lnaatun and restore healthy action TO
the Liver without particle of mercury; qninne or
mor,hns entering into their md Tbes DC rot pur
be remedy for all manner o diseases that heh i.li
TO- but ereace the alb they will
positively They will also correct all dsrangen ems Of
the stomach and relieve from those aches and Though
the system commonly called rheum aim.
excellent dy ior the Gravel and As Vermlinge
Worm Medicine. there Is none btter.
~ Prepared only by DR. J. \. FARCHER, l40 Fu ton
street, New York. few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retsi by
u ID. BEACH, la7 Canal street,
Er AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi. Ar
kansas Texas and Florida fell lyd&W
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MORE THAN
10000 PER SON S
HAVE BEEN CUREDy

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration OF the ALL Heating Ointment for The x
months perfectly astonishing 70 witness the effects and
hear the praises he slowed this me'cine No csud
had power to heal diseases But since it is known
that tens OF thousands have been cured friends will begin
realize the truth OF remark former advertisement
thai there would be insle family in America who
would live a day without possessing box OF
McAliister's All-Healing Ointment,
il they but knew its virtu s. ..a9
Mcaler's All Healing Oinmer. restores perspIraton iI
the system. By this those trough
which carrie. of the impurities within, and thus re-
sves the body of diseases 1t thus that it conun,P
ton fvers, scroiua, erypess, asthma, salt rheum, SICK
headache, quinsy throat rhtumstsm scad hea pal
in the chest size and back dyspepsia poson sore breast
bowels kidneys and brain burns, chilbans. nes WORMS
cold feet. liver complaint. ulcers and all fever sores
and Inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot l4l Fulton street, NcwYosk For sale by
apl5 3m IL Magazine street
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THEY HAVE COME.

TT Those persons who have been anxously waitirg
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed they have
at last to hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
fel0 u p. P.L.MASSEY. cor. Camp and Gravier sts
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.!Y1!:9g5!

THE DAG EKkEUIYPE SALOONS, No.
SO Camp street, tShif's new budinssl are now open
for the reception Of VISITORS who respectfully invited to
examine the verv extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
~ These SALOoNs have been magnicenty furnished,
and every attention will be bestowed to give sasaeon
patrons. -
tT By the superior arrangement Of the LiaBr il tha
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKY yLIeaT, and by q NKw CHIMIcAL PKO,
CESS used in preparing the Plates, The PoFTai
in very short Of time (ony low sconds), exhibiting
graduation Of Light and Shade. without which Psssss can
not be hfe-ike. ~ 80
~ A choice variety Of new Style EnaneIsa and En-
graved LocKETs of the finest Gold and bot
suitable Ter Mniatures. furnished at the mansseau's"
~ Artist, .upplsd with sveu .so. ~ ~ : ths Da-
sue!reotyps At NewY ofk prices. = yAGE.DSsSs EDsSs.
d34 6n No. S3 Camp street., SsWS'wens.
HOIYE RED HEADS AND GRAY.
JaAsTiNDtA HAfR DYE ths Hair and NOT tie sks
T. Ay per,op bv hs oys nay eep ms haH
Whsers dari shss Of pss y NJ T TeonsT;X ,,h manu- y,
s;ne n,fry Phaesphy etc. and y h =. rented To
eo s Hs,r urnx the least and vsnest ssAining
| S ~. 49,. ~. Il. IL Z sod in Nev f'rsans ors By
| : ~ rhii Am ~ 3 J. WRIGHT co. Isl thsstlss 1t.
7 InOSHEN BUTTER-200 irkins in store, and
| " a. saIe low 10 close consignment. by -
) ..5 = A. n. GRifFF 4 20 ss paad 42f Isves. z
ALE AND CIDER-l00 cases Reynolds :, land
| N M fivsu brig Pisdnoo, los .als hy = = ',.s.
| my5 E.I. HART = GO - rchoupisoslas 4
| M ANNA-3 boxes, for sale by
. 1S1 spis BARELlA GO. q CSnnsas.
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Y, ROSWELL CHAPIN
CcsTIV EN q q 4 Il;

cE, CoNsTIPATI0h or THE BOwRLgs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sures safest and remedy for this disease
It will positively give relief in the and after
an the old remedies have tailed Pespus have feluente
cei Office win astonishnien their stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
of their bodies the bowels, and that copious
had resulted fomit This result will always follow thoroug
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they
Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly rafe an
In no install can the Pain Extractor GO harm.
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=! BEACH
5iZflYaSi;ll;il Is3!IEsfli4

A CERTAIN, prompt and etftctual remedy for
IA DarrhOBa Dysentssy, ChoIeya. ChOera Morhus, and
other dis OF the stomach and h wells. IL has been
by NUM- Of with the hig ton, and
physicians >etves have of the mos,
na,r remees known because ii positively cures the d
seae. for which il Is recommended,
Sold by all principal druggists in ths United States
+. u BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
ap13 lydSIW ApOihecaSy and Brus gist lJ Canal at.
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SODA ,ASH-200 tons high strength, and 20
~ tons Palm Oil direct importation, for sa ,fy
ap7 HAYMAN u HOLDEN. , dxhssszns y.
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SALT RHBU NJ,

This certifies that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rhepm OF thirteen years
once aeviate and they both entirely removed There
can nodoubt but this Medicine has ali the virtues that the
Patent recams for from what has fallen under my obser.
walton added the respectable testimonials in its favor
by others ho have used it immediate reei
do ;ieeuly recommend the attention cthe afflicted
the this invaluable saive. - -
Buffalo, N, " ROSWELL CHAPIE
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TRY DALLEy,s PAIN ExTnACroR.

She brought my bed Los, and applied sore
felt mm adate wherever it touched me- and begged
for enough anncnt thoroughly 1t obtained, and
te seemed to invest To the burning and
the chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
soon cured me. ] my life your valuable Extract |
being strong ever and have been snee early
the year 1842. KERZiA FRENCH.
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveerat
Fever for fourteen last and nearly
Eve hundred dollars in employing physicians ndn purchasing
medicines that used recOmmendedf its but
No purpose until as last resort neard and tried DA
LEY'S MAGICAL Pal N EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great SURPRISE before had used whole box this Save
my limb entirely healed. and have nohins o! il left
about me. BRADOCk DAVIS.
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The efficacy OF PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know OF numerous cures, and do
hesitate TO say that the Ontmen will fail this pu
pose Decacy from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject The following procused by Of
Agents: -
This will certify that have used DALLEY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeully recommend it those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable
tce to cure it. PHGBE BRAY,
albany, April, l645. MARY MOORE.
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For Eysipeias the PAIN EXTRACTOR 10 invaluable
Other remedies make the disesse disapleu for tts
some other place be Pain Ex actor, however dras 0xt
end completely the cause Of the diseas effects
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was nine yeays under medical skill the cities Of New
York and Albany sabornR under the most distressing Ey
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large amps Of the
Of hen eggs proudng, and large boi covered body.
The urinary sececps stopped for days, when distress
came ntosrabe dy tongue cracked. end .hs toof Of
mouth was covered with Sores and my chest at the
nv neck was in CONSTANT burning knat. 20 that cold wse
did Il cool it.
Ir this misery oneed ior DEATH and expected 70.
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CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in hese
wonderful quickly does remove all pain, and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success il
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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C0msnssyce Of Balfimoss. total number Of
vessels entered at the Baltimore Custom. house
rom foreign ports during the month OF August
was %, VIZ: 10 ships, 10 banks 10 briggs, and l3
scnoonefs. During the same period there arrived
rom coastwise porta ISL vessels, viz: IA barks,
~ eflgs, and III eohoopArj, making the entire
nymoer OF arrIvah tor the month 2O3 OF the vss-
:eis from forsn ports 81 had eargoes, and q were
u ballast. IN national character &c ibe M
curing the month wers - follows, Viz l6l Amer.
can, "A British, 8 Bssmen, 4 Swedis& Russan
and Hanoverian. A'-''''
The olearances to foreign ports dufins fhe rsme
period, including one to California, eSabraced
ships. bsrks, 10 briggs, and 10 sckosners total
e. VI the vessels cleared - Wsse American. II
British, o-Bremsn, 3 Oriental, Psussiaa. SUE.
dish, and Hanseatic. The total tonnage Of these
vessels was II, 1893 tons, and there are emploved
IN their nsvis alton SIG men. Their destins Fan
wcr: a. fellows vix: To the West Indies and
British Province., 10; Liverpool, 2; ireland, il:
nio 90 Janeiro, y; Montevideo, Q; Bremen. 4:
bfasll and market, 2; Peru, 1; Rotterdan1, 2:
Amseerdam, l; Russia, 1 Malaga, /; Austria 8:
nsEuaySA, !, and San Francisco, 1. The value a
me exports BY these vessels to actual foreign ports
- 100 6S8 24y in addition to which, goods were
:ent e Caliio!nia amounting to 4l76 100 81, max
inS the total for the mon,h 4o02, 766 SIS.
- A1efe was received for duties at The Baltimore
Cuseom- house during the month Of August the sum
Of Sl6Q6S "a, showing an increase over The cor.
responding month a 1850 Of 42l, sos 81. and ke.
ing the largest amount ever collected in ! a;ngie
month at the port Of Baltimore. The balance re-.
meining In the depository Of Baltimore ON the 3lst
SsX vas e57,94 70, and OF the 30th Aueust
ell5,0l3 81. [Amefican.
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IN; M VI Eseaps.-On Saturday night last, Mr..
William Goodwin, and two young men attached
escape from death while encamped on Noun,
Washington About midnight the company were
aroused by the discovery that the vicinity of their
camp was on fire, and flaming circle surrounded
them, with bnt single opening up the mountain.
They hurried for their lives the fire pressing close
a.er tnem' ana they sucoeeded in obtaining &C.
cure position on spur Of rocks above The belt NJ
woods, where they remained till morning. The
6re continued burning till Tuesday, destroying the
fnoilage OF some sixty acres. Boston Transcript,
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Hon. Robert j. Walker visits England for the
purpose Of conducting, in Connection with David
A. Neal, Esq, Vice President of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company, some important financial
negotiations in behalf of the company, and to
make a contract for the purchase OF iron. This
business Of purchasing rails for our numerous roads
abroad has become very extensive one, and Says
that If we are visited within very few wears bv
that commercial crash which some business men
expect the, vast debts contracted for iron, which
should have been made at home, will have con-
spfcuous place among the causes to which the dis
aster wall be attributed
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A 1oson Of IslssgrapAs and Rail,oays There are
tnree lines Of telegraphs that have been put up
through the town OF Groton (Mass) within The mast
six months. The third line goes through the iii.
iage, and nothing 10 wanted. for its completion bu,
the putting up Of the wires. This will make thir.
teen miles Of ielegraphs in ihs town. Besides this
track; there being four railways that either ier.
inmate IN the town or run through it, On the
above tracks six passenger trains intersect with
each other simultaneously three times a day
forming the greatest junction of railways at The
world. Bangor Courier. = '"e