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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

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M r. tou'sA enrwoep.s
o,teitm not that no Is deadl ah
ffsis notlost 70 me.
Hisgentie vingss are DER me spread
Their light cannot see:
Ills little hand 10 In mine own.
How off I feel Il thrin'
o, no, nsver am alone,
Forhe is with me stlil.
HIS little hand, 30 frail and fair (!
held II when he died,
As with an agonIzing prayer
knelt mo BY his dido. -
felt ~ quiver aud iss clasp,
fheard his gentle moan;
And then Ike snow-nakss was tho grasp
Thasweaksnod In mine own. rs.
fksow these litsls fingers white
Have moIdsred Into clay;
hat obi the hand held that niebt
Has never passed away.
And never has that tone been muis,
or that love iost 70 me;
His voice comes 70 me Ike lute,
From lips cannot see.
That little hand, when all alone,
Dark Sorrows cup dmin,
Seems pressing closer In mine own,
hcn how can eomplainf
And when nc ssorm-elouds o'cr me rise,
Nor light comes with the day
That Iiiuc hand Il DER mine Dyes
To wipe sheIr mIsts avay.
o, death Il net forxstfalns.s,
Hisnotuts<r loss;
Our dear ones do not Iovo NJ less
When ney The waicr cross.
And then, sweet sherub- gentle dove.
From storms forever Town.
Let my light rplris-hand efio,c,
Forever clasp mine own.
And whom my errlpg footsteps 60
Anesr The vays of sin.
o, bo tho1 with me--snd know
shall not"enses In"
And when Mo cares Of lifs are DOR,
Ma, angels near mo stand,
And lead me " icseiisf shore,
ny that dear IItsie hand.
mt. ckasrl, ina, Doc. Ias5.
These lines. dedicated TO Mrs. Alfred i,uynsi
of thia eifv on thu occasion Of tho death of he
little zon ~ four years-a child OF unusual IRON
lse--wefa wtiIten fcu weeks since BY young
lady we'll known in Western Literature. Ihfes
days aner, "ue eafes OF life,r were Ger" 10 th'
her, and proved fssal. land abe died .
NJ. Carmel. Ind, on The 10Th hat. Mas Chtt
wood WA young lady of superior talent, and he
sudden dncease viii bo regretted b, many VIII
knew hef only through hcr literary productions. a
we'll ~ BY The large circle OF friends 10 whom sh
was endeared BY 40 many ot the estlmabie quail
Ties that adom soeiallife.
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Mn. EDlroa do you chew iobac-
60 ? did. ill that Sunday. when
put my veto on tho practice. The
why and wherefore have sent you.
hoping that IL you are guilty Of using
the Indian weed, o leaf from my diary
may be the means Of reforming you:
SATURDAY, Oct. 10. Io43.-Tool<
my hat for q walk, wife as wives are
apt TO. began 10 load mo with messa-
ges upon seeing me ready TO 60 out;
asked me 10 call at cousin M--'s,
and borrow for her 'sThe Sorrows oi
Werlor." Hate TO have a wife read
such namby-pamby stuff. but humo,
her whims, and concluded that had
rather she should take pleasure over
werter's sorrow. than employ her
tongue In making sorrow" for your
humble servant.
Got 10 cousin M-----'s door. Now
cousin Mis- an old maid, and q
dreadful tidy woman. Like tidy wo.
men well enough. but can't bear your
dreadful tidy ones, because | am al.
ways in dread. while on their promises.
lest should offend their superlAtivs
neatness uy OIL 81 gravcl on the sole
OF yye9 my po9'' % or su,,,s suSn mater. ......
~ "Mneu .'i .s,, 20 as','e'ea y @ my mo'saSe'
ana seated mysoit N one OF ncr cane
S bottom ena'r,, s'. while ~ sne .is rumagsd the
ovon,Jass = S'ss , sv.sy' % - 'IHe vS' ny my
onsenu'.n ~ a1 De,v.' ~ S".e,e', snu "nno %
snv ny, nun'sa, sa ~ 'e's 'ne '1v s,,Isg s'sng No
sp'-vex ~ sne , 'o.n ~nuows ". o'os'
es 'ov. ~, ,Pe.s''s o''se 'stn
sa S n"ossu sS .s,, ~ sas nae,p'sos'sn n,'n o.
so" So"s,as s"a hsss a'u Inv IVY " as1os' s r,. n
Sp"a'sa ~ " anu p'S"n. - ne'e "as nnn' 'o''
INC n1vu ,s.' ~ ''ssnse ra' o. 'avenolsn s sc'
vr mvssIs sbc,hsy s" s. . Ia. Ison s,,arn.,,.a W
i, rssa natter :. a d,ewa a'' ~" t'.'ssss' an""s
rs'Saab & ,hs hearth vTn ooS A., ~ vwe sssea,
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WHOLE NUMBER 1902.

Z = - ! u - Il y
'ost the power q ePooo4 pr.9 -
ny checks wers d|o(onded " -
Of ted undsr : oc:nrppn,
WHY 0Ilvs1.' eold ~ Rcgsc!rloe
lormentok, uuoonsoieos of t1e r61soo
Of my sppearoneo; ''yeu ~ -.
know yeu - zocF ~ , oesnoDoAy
svoI|ed" end. be(cgo I ooul1 psoT1ns
her. her harsshcxn vae eloQped - ~
distended nosl!I's' -. ....I'
AZ ny mo4n ~ e'oseo ~
rao'y. ne or'.oas = ~ 49, -
were a. that tIue ~ e.ly b1eouH'qD
Plaees sn1ge: eeee. y.ak : eop|19
ton > fuI snua q haF!eho'2 cpcol24
smone ny ollaotcr'ss I oo!('4 g!
'ps oooF' enc peeF e@.e'1s'>)y'
relieved ~ !eoooo'', -: 1s1:9.
cnyIs, oec "eu - go -
ron ny nest Fes1cIee ,: 11es(nrls
y % sPe.'n' k4eF q 'o''o -.
~ assoo'snment eno ! rse1Vo>d -
relieved ny emossre:suens =. : ~
s;ose : on eo"so's
! .eu oesn sy'a8 % ses'e<s - 49,
sehe ~ me t:npoF..{ - q 49,
GO: wnue treto 70 te'i ! nss~ ~ -
aching f.ng y ~ head ! vecs nons
mofupeo'
SUNDAY ~ss,ncoe'- -. =: ~
.ed my.9 ,o 49, p - - ~
70 ue4f tu0 ooIcO<4t10 AIf-~~ IUIGIs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

J, csaesss Cesar meet. 20 Monday Of March ana
September, ne, "a two veels
(en noH ft<ks CoTnf ats ith Nouda3s IN Jan.
uafy, April, jaiy. and October. hold two veehsif
business fe4uifu.
Cos niss,arnrs coenx ucctz Isi Monday N
March. Jane. septsmher and pseembef; msy sit
nine days q neeess&fy.
sulsss IN ssY ioaIsiai day q NE sessions ef Com
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-25

cuerfr cockr meets NO ist Nondaysln Fcbyn-
arxent Auxust--msy >it three weeks.
cosHoH PLnks CouHr meet, isl Mondays In jan
Conul1>tonnnI C0tnr meets lat Mondays In
June, eeptsmoer. December and Narsh-mas sit
six days esch tuo.
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or IL did / did not know him. I
therefore took the editorial chair, and
fell into y souud sleep. g
NoA ] am aware that my old demo.
cratic friends In Indiana. and other
States. and President Pierce. and part
Of his Cabinet are sympashizing with
tho South. and particularly with Mia
souri. and trying to excuse them Tor
their outrageous oanduct perpeiralsd
on us from time 10 time. M
will therefore try 70 explain Why
| and my son marched to Lawrcnce,
10 protect the Inhabitants; One young
man. boarding with 10. voIunlsered.
ON iae call of the Governor 10 ln,Arch
ngainst said town, on Saturday. the
frst Of Dec. and nobody intended %
interterfero or meddle with Il. but tle
young man mentioned, told mo that
they had 900 Indians on their side'
200 Potawatamies. and 500 shawness.
When heard this. Il aroused MY
feelings TO the highest pitch. saw
at once, that there was an undermined
game, a second hand cheat In the mat
ter. and when / heard that body o|
90 Indiana actually passed through
Tecumseh. from 10 miles above us. 4
join the Governors troops ut Lecomp.
ton. | saw plainly how the matter
stood. that the Governor called out the
militia. aud another power. behind the
Governor. called out the Indians and
Missourians. The Indians, however,
were not allowed to participate. The
ladies in Lawrence. and the ncighbor.
hood. acted nobly in this trying time
When the town was surrounded BY
orr enemies. they imported ammuni'
ton TO our camps; all other communi'
cation was stopped, even the u. s,
Mail was detained several hours. ]
conld wIite you a great many circun'
stances. but my letter is already toe
long, and by the time you receive
this you will know all about our AZ.
fairs from other sourses.
After peace was declared. we receiv-
ed our discharge for Is days service
to.wit:-. -
HEAD -QuiRrERs. Kan. vol'teers.(
LAWRENCE CrrY. Dec. l2, '55.
This is to certify that Nm. faith.
fully and gallantly served as private,
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xIssalIial aud sefy large assef eftmsnt fall
seus ~ ~ The riceo. Just recrlxed at>o. Com
LiNtK q FARQunAR.
~ spfl7E s(Ylss, justsesslvsd stNo. = Com
LISdK a FARavnAR.
p0yNE1s AND RrnBoNs.-
~ iust received = Fr1as Yafleiy offaahlonahlo
bonnsts aud ribbons AZ No. 4 cosnrorcla iiou. by
LtNck 9 fAHQuilAk.
pxADY MADE CLOTHING
~ sstsrette.sottmeAi kepiconstantly anha
No. i.Cennsseisi Row. b,
LiScK& FARouHAR.
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MOUNT OLIyET CEMETERY.

TNHE Directors of this Company new announce to th
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid off with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can BE seen at the Office Of
Lndsley Crockett where the public are invited to cal
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
money pains to make it equal any Cemetery in the
Union, and such Nashville may feel pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent Super
ntenden living the ground under whose direction
terments viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges. --t
The Directors of the Company desirous that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose an Omnibus will leave the office of Lnds
ley Crockett, at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sth nst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desirous of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences by sending tle
cards to the President Of The Company.
A. V. s. LINDSLEY, Pres't.
C. W. NANCE. Secy. jy6-f
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JOY TO THE WOKLOI
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
HurIev's SarsaDarilIa.

OF all the remedies that have been dnrag the
~ present age for the Thousand Ills that Aesh IL heir
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the dscOyeter who speni decade In
cd the public and il s already recognized By the most
In all parts The cOuRty be the
Surprising and elective remedy for eersn diseases Gf which
they have knowledge
All other compesrds syrups Of the rot have hhaFto
ed command the sanction of tho faculty., because,
boing tested they have been found to confa HOxogs
dienls which neutraze the good sarsaparl
eftentimes inure the health OF the pass II is
with Huriey's preparation
This and genuine extract OF the root and
trial, found edecta certain and perfect Of the o
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection Of the Bone, Habit1ai Cosis moss,
DEBILITY, indigestion,
Diseases OF the kidneYS, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
RfysipeIas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, SerofEiA, or kiRs 3vt
Fistua, syphilis,
Besides enrng the above, II Ia also known TO be great
powerful tonis purifying blood and nvigoratng hs
system.
In short, lie without exception, in the mentioned
II most desirable, remedy Of tbs age. already exen-
svsy used tbrou gbout the country, and fastcoanng
Baopern reputation. The Of II has effected
daily coming the prprietoTs ledge, and he has
n0hesation in recommending 70 and all who desire 70
relief from suerRg One boIe being tried It's e
fscts viii be spparent admit Of farther doubt.
Rscsliect Hureys Safsapar 10 the only genuine article
In the market
TT Prcs dollar per bonIs, or sx for ave dollars
P0 sale at the mauuactoy Of Seventh and Green
streets, Louisville, n.y. Also, wholesale and retail By II. G.
SCov1 and ey dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. lsn23Ld&Ely
BERRY 3 DEh0VILE
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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OPERATIVE by their 20 influence on inisrnsl
action. They obstruction, stomach, bow
els ver and other orgaEs Of the body and by restoring
such as are the st cause Of disease An
ensve trial Of their virtues by Professors and PATIENTS has
they by Of such exalted posi-
ton and character to forbid the suspicion OF untruh
Their certificates are published In American Almanac,
which the Agents bs0v named pleased to furnish to all
Annexed we give Directions for their use In the complaints
which they have been found 10
For CosTIsKNKss.-Take one two Pills, or such guam
tty gently the bowels Costiveness frequent
~ the aggravatng cause of Piles and the cure of one com
Sndsi cosve habit Of body Hence 1t should be,
se. promptly relieved
and always uncomfortable aks mild dosesto stinu.
late the stomach andVer into healthy action They will
win rapidly disappear. When has gone, dont forget
For Foul stomach, or Morbid naerion Of the Bowels
which produces general depression Of the spirits and bad
health, take from four to sht Pills st hfs, and smaller
doses afterwards until activity and restored the
Fos NERVOUSNESS Sick HEADACHES Nausea, Pain in the
Stomach Back Sde take from four eight Pson going
70 bed they do not operate saniceny take more the
Ss u
Fca ScRoTUL, ErysPelas and all diseases Of the SKIN
The eruptions viii generally soon begin Diminish
appear Many dreadful Ulcers and Sores have been healed
ams d9usns diseases which seems to satursss the wsols
system have completely yielded TO their influence leaving
you should parade yourself around the world
covered with pmples, bloches, Ulcers sores and all or
of the unclean diseases OF the kn because your system
wants cleansing.
To PunTT BIooD, they are ths bsa medicine ever
impurities which the seeds Of neurabe disease
will be swept Of the system Ike chat before the wind
By this property they do much good In preventing sick
by the remarkable cures which they are making
LGvrn COMPLAINT, Jaundice, and all Bilious Affections
arise from some desngementsither topdy, congsstion
ale the bile aEd render il unat for digestion. This
ous TO the health and the constitution Is frequently under
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THIS preparation getting into all over county,
u The numerous letters receive from our various s
neghboThoods saying il Is of the bes
not the very best Cough Medicine before the public
almost Invariably relieves and not anrequenty cures
he very worst other Cough preparations
have failed this has the patient deal
In Medicines, and testify. Agent
In your nearest town. what has his experience OF the
effects OF this medicine If be has selling for any
length oftime he will tell You best medicine exant
Below give few extracts letters We have
ed lsaily regarding the virtues of this medicine.
DR.. s.. g Osln, OF Knoxville, Ga. says-l have baeD
bverwort and Tar extensively in nv
Or three years past and, II is with pleasure STALE
belief in its sVperiOry G other articles with which
sm acquainted, for which s recommended.
Messrs erald q BrenEes, writing waynesville
N. c. says-Ths Liverwort and Tar is becoming dai,S
popular II this country and we think justly Al
;vGd speak in commenda0ie terms say
tits very beasseia In aeyGIng the complaints which
our Agent in Pieksns District, S. C.. Mr. S. r. MeFal
he iih grezI beneH in his family
neighbors.' He gives
10 negro woman his vicinity, who had been suffering
t disease ofthe Lungs for years attended with severe
the good reports hea of this Medicine from
ell parts South. For report of surprising
performed in the Western and Northern and Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient pam
phet which accompanies each bottle. To al say, have
ope, have hope!
that cough which Is daily weakening your constitution,
Irritating your throat and lungs, and Inviting that dread
disease, mpon, when soothing and healing
edy obtained Rogers Syrup Of Lverwort and
arole signed Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
lara. Sold wholesale and real by SCoVIL ~ MEAD,
Chartree St. bet Cont and ST. Louis N. o. Agent
Southern States whom all orders and applications
EVin Brothers, Berry & DemoviIe, A. K Roscoe Thos
Wells, and G. W. Hendersho Nashville, Tenn and
osher nruggststhrough the State aAls-sSuiWIy
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XIV DAVE, on HERRRv pLAETrs,

7lHB Great Remedy tor Rhen Haism Gouf Pan IN M
Side, Hip, lack Limbs and JOints; scrofala KIns's
ky White SwOiiing Hard Tumors, St6 Jonts al-
ed pains whatever.
Where this Siaser is applied pain canno exist
II has been beneficial in of weakness such as Pain
and Weakness in the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lamenesa
lection OF the Langs their primary Il destroys
9amz.i0n BY perspirarion.
JamssL Boyd, Pcksns district, South Carolina sEfixsz
that BY It's use alone he cured of khsamasm
Of bis knees, OF several years Standing.
The following was handed us 81 ares2ectzbls Physician
In Georgia:
Messrs ScovH & Msad--Gsnts: bsvs been using rour
LverwOrt and Tar hebrew Plaster very extensively ny
my belief In their superiority sl ether articles
with which eequaiatsd for Inc purposes which he4
ecommeDdsd The Hebrew Pastsr. szpselsIiy i a.
universal pensesa for local pains have also oaDd mos
sKeelieht application for and Bruises. Il vss un
ve5sAl satlsiAe1on wneTsys5 ussd: IS osLls, y o.
x1- Beware Of Counterfens and baso Imllaffons
The genuine viii IN ature have Signature of X a.
or The steel plate engraved on ne sbslon d sah
box
Parehaser. advidssd that ssanisrsIt ofhs. ar
tels fis In existence
Ths snuine is sold byus, by our agent. spuosn,e
IGN be South, and podar IL allowed o ssllit Deal
urchasers generally buyf1r 81
butour regular sgents Otherwise the wbs inposed n
on By a worthless article. SCORII 4 sEAD,s
III Chartres street, ssw cTtssns sos e,,s-.I AZ - a.
the southern States 70 whom all orders invariably
Sold also By Ruin Brothers, Berry & DsmovfIs K
Rosco Thomas Wells and g W HendsTahnts, aahsiils.
la12-lTtGuiw.
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Aarvey in 1TasIavilIe.

VIII eminent HkRyxr." val; known 70 every rsn.
uemau in Philadelpha the most succsasfnl Gutter
oi garments, Is now at our estebshmsnf No Is Csdar
nne an assortment OF Cloths CaSssrs and Vesfinrs -
we're ever displayed in Nashville Cur stock Of kesdF
Aaae Clothing, both geDtisnens and ysaths IL now fu
and onr Furnishing Department contains svsry aztc,,
esrprised under that head.
octl4-n CLIPTON AtrtnTp
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HENInENalk.n nj f,in nAI,r,

HESEDENUEO r OfE DALEs I
COMMoDIOUS Brick Dwelling on Spruce street, ad.
IN joining Gen. WoodfoIk's residence.
Also Mr. z. W. sha1er's magninsent Residence, Bread
street, West Nashville. Negroes win be tsksn in part pay
rent for the shafYer property.
ALSO, beautiful Frame Dwelling with rooms, on the
aliatn Pike, X miles from tbs city We havo sold four
Residences 10 dsys. Call oryoa win loose
homo and bargain. L, 4 3. W. BROWN
deei4-d2w 4kcbesTy street.
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. l6 Public Square,

WYE now have on hand a beautiful stock of French
w and English Merinos PLAN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeIaines, Bombazines Casbmeres Man
chester DeLaines Plaid Red Yellow and White Flannelf
all qualities. Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds which invite the after
ton of all CASH buyers. give good bargains
IF
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HOYs, CEOTHINa.

NIE have just rseeived IN extensive assortmsut u
w Boys Clothing, Of various styles and prices which
we respectfully invite friends and The public esn
orally to call and examine. We aso- constantly y,
esivlng gent emsns Over Goats Dress and Frook Cos
Goods is complete s of which in addition h he.vs
srFal Of Cloths Cassusres and Vesrngs in the piece ze
tatterO rseTes viii offer Inducements rarely preseu
TO tbe citizens Of Nashville.
septl6 CLIFTON 4 ABROrr
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Stopping southampton, going and returning thes
offer passengers proceeding 70 London and EaVre
other route, for the economy Of lime and money.
Passage from New YORK 80 pton Bremen
Cabin saIoon I30 dollars Pirs Cabin Lower Saloon no
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars
An letters and newspapers must pass through the POsof
Gee.
No bills fladius win be signed parcel. On
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passag apply 20
G. II. SAND, n South William street, New York.
c. A. HElNKKEN e CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY & CO., Southampton.
VIM. lsELfN, Havre. 1 atQ jan23-lY
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THE SUBsCRfBRRs

uAVE Just opened 3 very handsons assortcssot q
Ii Furnishing Goods comprising great VARIETY ol
Gloves Suspenders Neck Ties Black and Fascy Stocks
LSen Cambria Handkerchiefs Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shasls and Mualsrs &s. &c a; y
which will be sold at fsir prices
septl0-d CLIFTON 4 ABBOTF
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TO TOMnLOWNERs,M ,MILL-WRIGHTs, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally Of
Nashville, and the Surrounding

7 HAVE commenced the business og Pattern Maxim,
I and am prepared 70 make Patterns Of Cog WhssIs
Water Wheels Pulleys, and all kinds Of 6xiugs for mil
airing. TO Farmers and others in the country would
also say, that am prepared 10 make Thrshnz Machines
Fan Mills horse powers rex those are ont OF order
on the most reasonable terms and hope By nv cousssut
and unremittiug attention TO business viii receive
share OF public patronage Place Of besnssz Washington
street. south OF the Blind Asylum between the MurfFes
bofo and Lebanon turnpkes, and Be found hV en-
curing at Mr.. S,adss Grocery the Lebanon tur1pika
seps3-4m HENRY W0LFENDEN
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

L AID Pittsburg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at ~, A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia st 2, a. N. THE FAST LINE
ssEss philsdslphia Tor rIt13g ss Nj ssd IR PSsSs
TRAIN leaves Phadelphs for Pttsburg at H. P. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- Pm.
The above lines connect at Psburg with the Railroads
TO and from ST. Louis NO.; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Oincin
natl Dayton, Springfield Bellefonsine SGndusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE Msssillon, and Wooster
Ohio; elso with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans st. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of the
above places.
For further particulars, Handbils at the different
starting points, Passengers from the West viii find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore New York or Boston
TH0S. MOORE, Aensr, Passesge Lines, PhiLsda
J. AESKIMEN, Aassf, Passenger Lines, Pitss6Nrg.
Philadelphia 1S56--janS-1y
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STEAMERS
Ew YORK. BREMEN \ s09'ff ANPToN
UNITED STATES MAIL sszzszns

1l-Hk ships comprising this line are WAeH
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