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TO CONTRACTORS.
KEEP JY BEFORE

KEEP 1GT BEFORE
TFl.3 PEOPLE,
V1HAT, Notwithstanding the polite efforts
Il of A. 6 Martin & Co. to deprive me of my
agencies, will sell the following
PATENT MEDICINES.
a, prices from aj cent lower than re,aied in any
store in the county. All of the following warranted
genuine.
DR.. D. Jaynes Expectorant & Alter
ative sold at IS cents per Bottle,
common price $1,00
Sands, Bulls, Howe's & Boreman's
Sarsaparillas,
DR.. Guysotte's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla.
Brant's Balsam & purifying Extract.
Helmbold's Genuine Prepera tions.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Rogers Compound Syrup of Liver
wort and Tar.
Kennedy's Medical discovery.
HooAand's German Bitters
Lyons Katharion.
Wrights "
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Swayhes Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
anarchists Uterine Oatholicon.
Rowlands Tonic Mixture and Syrup
Of Blackberry Port,
PILLS.
Jaynes, Wrights, Sellers, McLanes,
Plant, and Poor Townsends Bran
dreths, Lees, Ayres &c.
VERMIFUGE'S.
McLanes, Sellars, Jaynes, Bardott's
Worm Sugar Drops, Freys, and
Hobensack.
LINIMENTS.
Farrells Arabian Liniments, M eriah
Mustang, Cochran's, Van-Vlecks,
Tobiases Venetian, Chinese u Nerve
& Bone Liniments, DR.. Strobles Pile
Liniment-a certain cure for Piles,
Price IS cents per Box.
OINTAIENTS.
McAllisters, Morehead's Magnetic,
Trask's Magnetic, and Crotcn Pile
Ointment.
HARDWARE.
A general assortment always on hand the following
are a few of the leading articles in this line
CroSs-cm and HandSaws, Door Locks ard
handles, Mil S.w and CroSs-cut, Files, But
Screps, Iron and Sieel Squares, Pad and
TIL Locks, Augurs shoulder Braces and Bits,
Wood d. Iron Edsps, Bed Casters, Carpen-
ters Rules, LuH and PorterS Shutter hinges
A good assortment Of Table cutlery, RdsorS DC.
Those ,canting such articles ,oW do weA TO ex-
anime m1 stock. VIM Mann's Ars heavy d
light, the best are in use--price $l,l5.
Also fine lot of CAP and LETTER paper, Ink.
stands Steel pens aud holders, good article OF paper
for 10 cts per gue good commonly sold al % Try
it, il is good and cheap as good,
OILS & PAINTS of all kinds sold at Wheeling prices
II. ALEXANDER.
Aug. 0, 1885, 9n,.
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT County, IS

SNTA lE OF OHIO BELMON county, SIS
10 Court of Common Pleas of said County.
James S. Smith, plaintiff
vs. Civil action.
Alfred A. Arick deienaant. Attachment.
The defendant A A Arick an ahscondnG non.Tesi-
dent debtor hereby notified that on the 2cth day OF
July 1855 the plaintiff filed his petition with the
C6rk of tile Court of Com. Please of said county The
object and prayer Ofwhich is 10 recover judgment a.
gainst the said A. A. AriCk for Si61 with interest
thereon since april LIST 1853 AMI for $40 interest there
since april LIST 81. and for 40 and interest thereon
since october c2nd ~, being amount Claimed as due
from said defendant upon three several contracts for
boarding entered into between the SAID plaintiff and
defendant and for the contract price for boarding the
said defendant aud his family after deductng creGits
which is fully set forth in said petition The deen-
dant also notified that order OF attachment has
been issued in said action against his goods Chaiies,
lands & Tenements The said defendant is therefore
notified appear and answer. or demu; TO said petition
on or September Goth 1855 said petition will
he taken as and confessed against him. Judgment
rendered thereon accordingly.
NJ. J. w. GLOW
aug. 3 '55. CIV. Ally. for plaintiff
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
w, &. Major,

J)Y yirtur of an order Of mc sretted from the
ID Conft OF Common Pleas of nemont IoUnty, ohiN,
win oi,sr for sale ai Fubiic Auction on
Wednesday The IN ddy Of September, 1900
between the houri OF 10 o'clock A W. aud O'Clock T.
NJ OF said day atthr font door ofthe Court llousc n
a. CIaifssl!c IN said county the following Deserted
lands aud tcnements. situate, lying and hemg ~
KirkwOod Township in the county ol Helmout aud
state fDhiO and bounded and desortcd AZ toHnWs 10
wit: " being the South aide Of section No " "I Town
shin No o. Range No g. containing 100 acres Of laud
lcss the said quarter extends hefoss We sam
scction nine aud bounded the sonih side bv lands
owned hy Thouns Mex inncy, and On the North side Nv
lands OF John GJodmaH and Jonathan Fox, ard " siu
a,ed in sight Of the National Road, the road leaing
widow'a dpyer conditions Of the above fae one thid
~ hand on day " sale. third In two years, WIZ
interest from ihe day o sale the deferred payments
shrr,d's Odice. Aug. OIii, l'55.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
-s35j
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

AUGUsTl3.-Flour steady fair demand
4SO bbls at at 6,0Oa695. Nothing doing il
grain. Wheat firm at 1875. Nothing new in
Provisions. Whisky unchanged, sales al 81
as2l. Groceries quiet but firm. Sugar a
671a7s,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John hoontz and Geo. W. Ramsey. trade.
ing under the Pirm aud IT yie OF ROontz & Ramsey,
was this day dis sOiyedby muiua: consent.
JOHN KUONTH.
GEO. W. RAMSEY.
n. D. The business ~ the late firm will he settled ny
John Kooniz. who will stll continue the Meroaut e
business al the old stand.
Somerton ., July 80 1913. K.&R.
Aug. Cd 81 pd.
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Ese;mbCid's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A II S A p 4 r I l. l. A.

- ~ ~ - l. - ~ IL IL ~
For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
troal Excess or Mercury, exposure and iInnrudence
in lIle chruuic constitutional disease arising
from an impure state Of Blood. ava the
only reliable i eilectual known remedy
for the Cure 81 5croiua, Salt RheuW,
Scatd Head, UtCeTatiOns OF the
Throa, aud Legs, Pains and
SWeliings oithe Bones,
YCter, Pintplcs on
the Face, aud all scaiy E1uptoHs n thc skin.
Thir article Is now prescribed by some Of the most
distinguished Physicians in the couutry, and has proved
more efficient ~ prac CO than any preparation Of Sar
sapdriHa yet offered 10 The public. SeveTa sec
0ndaTy syphilis Aerouriai and Scr0uiOus diseases
have entirely recovered in the iururehle wards u our
Pubic Institutions which had og many years resisted
every mode o!tresiment that could he devised. These
Cases furnish striking examples of the sanitary effects
of is med cine in arrcsting OF the most Invcterate
diseases alter the glands destroyed and the bones
already Affected.
NOTiCE.-IelteTs from respon sbla Phy sieIans aud
Professors OF several Medical Colleges aud certificates
ofeures from patients viii be found aceompsn wing both
Preparations.
Prices, Find Extract of Buehu, 81 pr boale, or @
bottles for SIS.
Prices, Fluid Extract of sorsaparilla 81 PEI botls o-
6botes for IS, equal in strength to gallon syrup
OF oiSaTsapaTila.
PTepartd aud sold by II. 7. HELMBOLD, Chnmist esa
Chestnut ST., near the GraTd House, Philadelphia.
To be had of A.C MARTIN & CO.
Sole Agents for 81. Clairsvhle, Ohio.
Wm. s. BELL Millwood, O,
Sole Agent far Guernsey County
AND or DRUGGISTS & DEALERS EVERYWHERE
6-AH Letters directed 10 tle Proprietor or
Agsnt recejns imnssdiate G!teRtioa,-S
May "a, 1850
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SheriF's SAFES.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
The Mt Pleasant Branch Of the State Baul
OF Ohio, at Mount Pleasant,

against
Wilson Maddox, w w. Jones, and Benz
Hoye.
10Y virtue Of an alias vendtioni exponas
Ebto the diec,cd from tie Court Of Common Please
Of Richaud County Ohio, will offer Tor sale at
Public Auction on
MoaAoy the goth dag Of August 1866,
between the Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock p
". OF .ai4 day al the front door Of the Court HGse ~
St.ClaIrsye, in taid cOuntw all the right title and
interrstUfW W. Jones in and to the following dcEcT.
bed lands and tenemeuts stuase ing and being in the
County Of Belmont ard stale Of OhIO bounded and de
scrIhed a. follows To wit: Being rari Of frsc.iDu1l
section NO23 and apart Of section No % Ui Township
No 3 and Range No beginning for the same At pos
planted thirty 3U feet North west from the m'dGe Of
the Plank Road located from Nj. Pleasent TO Martins
ye and the line between the lands OF Danic Zane
and EbeneZcr Martin. thence north - west 10
to post thence south r1a west 20 poles % post
the line % and ~ thence south - ppir
Plank Road, thence with and binding on said Road
south JCa east poles thence south It west pDles.
thence south Ia west pO'rs. thence south "a Il
~ 100 pO'e thence south 3s =eest and ~ poles
thence south ~ easi and :, them north 53t
east aud - poles thence Horh jl4 east poles,
thence north - es. and &c Iup poles thence upln
81 westG pOes thence north ~ westG poles. thence
north G east poles thence nUrh - east AMI 20 100
poles. thence u.rihai- east poles. and -
poles thence south A.. east poles thence south s
east aud IS pOes, thence north 3G east p1lrs
thence north L.. east ii and "A 100 poles thence norm
"a east u and - 100 poles, I'll nee north III cas
poe- thence north 81. east poles. thence rnrth
Gla as and 90 gOies, 10 the place Of hn-.ulU-
containing l. and ~ poles; said Zane reserves tg
Goa aud tie right Of Mining under said p.elnIEcs
Appraiped a! the sum OF siG-d
sheugs pflcc, Jriy 18Th 1855.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, SheriL 0! D. I. y.
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RAIL ROAD STOCK FOR SALE.

TNHE undersigned Receiver, appointed by
Il the Court of Common Please of Belmont Count,
VIII in pursuance of the order of said court offer al
PUBLIC SALE at the Court Ho.lse, in ST, Clairs'
VILE on FRIDAY the 3lst of August, 1850
Twenty-iour Shares
ofthe Capt. Stock of the Central Ohio Rail Road Co
Terms cash.
HIRAM PENNINGTON Receiver.
aug Q, 1856. 2w.
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IL. * -f.rz -E-s fl7fIzEzsl
OK 81 =. 4, : ~. .'-.ss9sssg
"a a 70, uNH GEHEs

Office Of the Central o. u. Road ca.
IASEsyILLE. o. July 2jth I-5j.
THE StockholGeis of the Central Ohio Rail Road
company VIII take notice thsi the annual mretiug for
The election Of thirteen Directors for std company
the ensuing year. and for the Transaction Of such other
business a. may lie pre.entedtO the meeting. VIII be
held at the Office Of the company in ZaBcsyiile on
Tu esJty ihe Eethday Of August inA.
WIN. WING Secy
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PROF. WOODS
HAIR RLSTOR

'TNIlIS preparation, although less than
two years before the public, owing to the wonder.
in effects upon the human hair ard scalp has already
obtained celhrty AVID sale perfectly unyaTsle.c ed.
That this preparation VIII actually
Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color,
produce u1urisnt growth upon the heads Of the bald
prevent the hair from falling off, and when used e
tn1iet article produce continual flow Of tile natural
fluids, aud thus render the hair soft glossy and wavey,
destroy disGasesof the scalp and eIpel ddndruG, the
certificates Of distinguished gentlemen and ladies' in
every part OF the country, VINO have ed it, and there
fore speak wliet they know. most fully attest Tina; by
ptOperu Of the restorative the hair he made
retain its natural color to almost any arced
humanity by removing the cause sni the d-elss from
the sea p- 10 matter how long standng-the concur
rent testimony of the press and the cercats Of
netUus resp ctabe individuals Of both leave no
doubt Circulars containing full particulars relative
TO the Of this curative. we'll as tie recommends
tions of editors aud certificates heore alluded to-
be had OF all agents For SAFE by
Aug. 9, IS. A. c. MARTIN & Co
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S.TATE OF OHIO BELMONT County
- Court OF Common Pleas of said County.
Jacob Berger. PiainliG c1vu ,cr,o,
Charles r. Woods s. IIarre,>
Woods his wife, Ell al. Defendants.
Petition to foreclosc and sell Mortagaged premises
The defendants &. Il. Woods and Harriet Woods his
wife, residents OF the State of Iowa, will take notice
that ,he plaintiff the 2jth day of July A. ID. 1855
filed his petition in The Clerks Office of the Com Pleas
court of said county, against them and others. The
object and prayer of said petition is TO recover iudr
ment az anst said Woods for the of $500, with in
thereon since April st iSi2, ess credits II $40
June 9th lSji and S7 ~ of april 9Th Ie55 and for
the sale of the following described morgage1 pren
scs, situated in the County of Belmont and state o
Ohio ard being part of Lot No. li5 IN the recorded pa
the OF Bridgeport being 81 H. inches in roni
the National Road for the NJ boundary; bounded on
the f. by the property Of one Jacob shumaker on the
W. by the property of Rachel Newand, and on the 8
by the boundary of said plot said petition uther prays
that the Said Harriet Woods he bound OF any * all dow
er right in and 10 said premises.
Said defendants therefore required to answer OF
demur 10 said petition before Sept 25th 80, or the
same will he taken and confessed against them
and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
NJ. J. w. GLOVER.
Aug. 9 1855. 6w Atty for plantif.
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4 FEW hil sidc plows Of a vesy super
= 4 guilty ior saleby ,., .,,oz,.,,
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DN BBLS. MACKEREL. JUST RECD
:. ~ and for safe by (a9, Ia j5l J.TaouPsoN
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-04-11
Aomame Of Naturq.
From the Home Journal.
THE IMPERIAL DANDY.
A REMIsIscENcE.

ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA, passed through
Brussels en- route for his own capital, from
Paris, where he had been resting his war
worn liHabs, and displaying his handsome per-
son tor season, shortly after the issue of that
great day of Waterloo, which had changed
the aspect and destinies of dynasties and of
nations The Belgian provinces, for long
time annexed to France. had been placed un-
der the sovereignty of the House of Orange
and William of Nassau, but few months be-
tore reanstated in his hereditary dominions,
nad united these possessions to his CROWN
dis principai residence, and that of his Off
Gers OF state, was at the Hague: but he oeca
sionally visited Brussels; and. that his an
pearance there might not be deficient in nomn
and regality, was generally accompanied by
his household, and by the representatives of
foreign powers at his court, and their suites
The visit of the Gar Glanced to correspond
with one of these royal migrations to tn
Belgian metro 1olis, and ball at the palace
IN honor of this event, was announced for the
evening succeeding his arrival To this. as
member of the corps diplomatique, [ was
favored with an invitation; so, donning nv
court dress-then worn on such occasions.
without risk of subjecting ourselves TO inn
Pu.ea violation of republican simplicity or of
unoeouhihg compliance with royal and imme-
morlai custom made my way through
pages, 9sners, and chamberiains, to suite of
sp.ehaid apartments filed with rank. fashion.
chiyalry and beauty a plain mons;e. ,asa,uh sa,,Is
have been such an anomaly in this con".l,. musl1
assembly, that l silently acquiesced IN tbs
title which had attached to my person IN -,
progress from landing-place to landino-nlaa -
along the lofty stairway was required to ss az
cend, and the last usher bowed me into the
room as Count Something, or Somebody
sobriquet, however. which attracted as little
notice as if he had been content to introduce
me under my own legitimate patron ynic. The
Emperor had not yet made his appearance
and, as seats we're not permitted in the pres
snce OF royalty, the company soon became
iimPatient In OF the guest of the evening. The
;n-. e'es STOOD IN row next the wall, extend
- e ,h rom one end of very spacious apartment
- 'ne ''aer the gentlemen in detached groups
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-04-11

Hoes DRuNK.-The Noblesville Qnd. Pat-
riot gives an amusing account of the destruc-
ton of FIVE hundred dollars worth of liquor
by the temperance people Some seventy
barrels would not burn or be consumed. The
Dayton ale would not burn of eonrse, and the
Patriot says:
The next morning. droves of hogs licked
the foam of beer. drank the half frozen spir-
its, and soon Mr.. Porker began TO hang his
b .ad and lob his ears. swinging head towards
tail AMI tail towards head. showing the whites
of eyes. and opening his mouth as if things
didn't feel right in his internal arrangements.
They soon took a line for the river. but oc-
cupying all sides Of the street--in imitation
Of his more noble toon companion. the bipcd.
Didn catch them at it the second time.
They we're seen for days after standing sullen
and sagaciously beside fence, looking as If
the Man Law was in operation.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-04-11

AI Long speeches, before jury that have
become FESTIVE and jaded by long trial, like
iong sermons on a summer afternoon be-
iore sleepy congregation, don't set a cause
FORWARD much, sometimes. Al "Philadel-
pima lawyer and of course not a know-uoth
ing. once remarked on this subject Il either
have good cause or a bad one IF good
one. 1T don't need long speech--ifa bad one.
the less say about ID the better.u
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sslrrt Yuetrg.
OUR CHILDHOOD.
By GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

By GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
IT'S sad--yet sweet-to listen
Tothe sof. winds gentle swell.
And think we hear the music
Our childhood knew so well !;
To gaze out On the even
And the boundess fields of ar,
And feel again our boyish wish,
To roam ike angels therel
There are many dreams Of gladness
That cling around the past
And from the tomb Of feeling
Old thoughts come throbbing fast
The forms We love so dearly,
In the happy days now gone,
The beautiful and lovely,
So fair to look upon.
These bright and Iovelay maidens
Who seemed so formed for bliss,
Too glorious aud too heavenly
For such a world as this
Whose soft dark eyes seemed swimming
In sea of liquid light.
And whose locks of gold were streaming
Ger brows 50 sunny bright.
Whose smiles were like the sunshine
In the spring time of the year
Like tho changeful gloams of April
They followed every tearl
They have passed-hkc hope-away-
All their lovliness has fled
OH many heart is mourning
That they are with the dead
And yet-the thought is saidening
To muse on such as they
And feel that all the beautiful
Are passing fast awayl
That the fair ones whom we love,
= Grow to each loving breast,
Like tendrils of the clinging vine,
Then perish where they rest.
And can VIC but think Of these
In the soft and gentle spring.
When the trees arc waving Ger us,
And the flowers are bossoming
For We know that winters coming
With his cold and stormy sky
And the glorious beauty around US
Is blooming but to diel
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e o r NJ s.:

THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
ed every "Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so per annum, II PAID
~ ADVANCE, if not 81 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in
serted at the following rates, viz:
Il square insertions, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 25
4 square months, 90
IL 6 5 90
s IS l year, IL 90
&c coin l year, 80 90 s
4 g Is 90
Business Cards. % 90
DtTwelve lines constitute a square
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-03
VALUABLE Gut Lots for Sale.

THE undersigned proposes TO sell portion I.
the Tract known as the Gamble FARM
ten acre lots.
The above land is situated about milo frot
the town plat of keokuk, and affords mad
beautiful sites for private residences. TN
land being very rich and situated convenient 4
the city. and beyond the reach Of the dust froi,
the Plank Road, offers The most valuable locA
tons for Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pastu
Grounds, &c. Z
Terms will be made ensy and title warrantef
WIN. C. GRAHAM.
April 10, 1853. d3m
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Mr.. Editor:

YOU may announce my name for candidate TO
i sell every article Of Dry Goods and Groce
res cheaper than ever, as am anxious 10 raise
money TO buy few lots, which can't do we'll
after the election. as there will be dreadful raise
in property, for shah tax every LOT IN the city
10 per cent Per week, If am elected to carry on
our Rail road, te be paid IN The bsnk weekly,
which will compiete mile Of our Road week
w. How many weeks will il lake to complete
this road Who owns The road, Lee county,
the city OF Keokuk or the property holders p
If you find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article IN any of my stores you return
HE articles. s, s. billings.
Main Street, k9okuk, Iowa.
March % 1855 diff
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THE undersigned proposes 10 do Carpenters
j and Jonsrs work of every description, and
viii take contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish mate rails
and deliver The keys or in any way as per con.
tract, and OF the quality ard architectural style
agreed upon. and al the time specified Can be
seer at my shop or office OH Fulton Street be
tween Second and Third p. EICHER
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr.. J. A. Graham, Tbos. W.
Clageii. Esq, Geo. {. Dixon, Esq, Rev. Nm.
II. Williams.
Kpoknk AnrIi TO- 1855
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PENSsYLVAsIA RAILROAD.


THREE DAILY Through Tfains, beiWeen pl !
L ladeiphia and Piushnrg THE M0RNIN1
MAIL TRAIN lraYes Philadelphia for pttsbur.
IL A. NJ. and piit-bnrg for Philadelphia al
A. NJ, THE FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia
for pittsburg al p NJ. and Pittshprg for ph.la-
deiphia at / r M THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer P,ttsburg at
P. NJ, and piiishurg for Philadelphia al 10 p. nj.
The above lines connect al Pittsburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM ST. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Calena and Chicago, his Frank ford, Lexington
and Louisville. Ky; Terre Hante, Madison, La
fayette, and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Beliefoniainc. sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, Evansville, Massillon and
Wooster Ohio also, with the Steam Packe, Boats
from and to New ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, aud CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to OF from either
Of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand-bili al the
different starting points. Passengers from the
West viii find this The shortest and most exnedi.
tous route to Pill 4delphia, Baltimore, New York
81 Boston.
IlI0S, MOORE,
AGrsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pitt9bure
Feb j, 1855. Nv