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owe are informed that Hon. Rufus Choate will be
sent to China-not however, by the Government as
Minister PlenipOtentiary, but that he has been en-
gagged at large salary to 60 cut to Canton, where
he viii be employed in lettering tea chests 1t is said
that his peculiar style of ebirOgraphy will enable
hims.to put on those interesting heirOglyphies at
a much cheaper rate than the Chinese painters can
do it :"
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NEW BOOKS.
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KEY TO THE GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE;
ESSAY, designed TO show that the present Geographi-
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cording fixed demonstTatVe laws analogous to hose
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES A Series or Designs prSpnrsd
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hs Institution has been 10 saace'sal operation for Ten
years is designed b. meet he wants c hoe parents
who wish 20 secure Tor their sons an ihe aeyanges or
mental education hat be anywhere turnlsnoo without
losing that attention ngahr and that ar8ull 1aparT
sion and gpVerHmeut Which the lOuug require.
THE MENTAL TRAINING Includes thUrplgh hugll1h,
Mathematical, and Scientific Education n references %
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the Instruction Of ths Law Medical or lheeiogcal sool
Classical Studies muuic5 lllfiuEls and
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Science
The MORAL EDUCATION is secured by the personal In
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Hss Of moderate size, Of which the VcePrucipai sFs ne
heads, By graduated, dscp mary measures, bT regular
o. study Of The Bible % Neral science, and 81 tho
evidences Of Na-nral ard Revealed Relig0n-
TIE PHYSICAL TRAINING cousisrs or a ureacriHeF
Of exercises u largo and WellHrnshed -gmnusi
under the difsct0u Of accomplished gmnast an,f
Of such amount Of military drilling under i1I orrsuiat
ton Infantry corps with competent officers and instru-
tors, a. viii secure bodily vgor, habits Of command ana
obedences and Kind ard degree Of u0gledEa which NAV
Be essential 70 the iu discharge Of The duties citizen.
Care 10 lsJ taken % encobfega wholesome spors4 bathing
and rowing and opportunities furnished Tor occasional
pedestrian excursions into e country. students are az
m1tted a. any time o. The year.
Catalogues win ul information wiz Be furnished hp
Leaton 20 the Principal,
mayl6-3m. WA n. RUssELL.
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Charles Heidsick
CHAmPAGAn IL.

THE rapid sale with which my last imponalou or hts
u article met has induced me % order a supply,
which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR any lot
yet offered. recommend O. Trade a. ven for
family use. B. J. SIMPSON, q Putfic square,
march4 Beni. - shilds' Com. House
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riHEpuble are respectfully IN 3rnad taaf ths soNTanee
Il CompauV'a Coal Nard, viii be closed on and
after the 0ih Instant, for she ensuHg IEil
opened about the 1st OF October hsnan inezhausbls
supply Of Coal from their great banks VIII BE- Iora
who wish. mayl0-d1Wl J. HUNTINGTON. dsit.
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HESRY ". The History or Henry the Fourth, King
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II SouLh Nashville, DR. X Wiu8ton's, containing
good rOOms exclusive Of kitchen, servants aRd
mouse, also stable and carriage house. Apply 90
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ME have opened Depot Union street. nsxt
W 70 Longhurst & Co.'s C0nleciionary, where VIII
supply our cusomers with Ice a. Is cent per pound.
may5-dlW D MAEri1 q GORF.
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Richard The FIRST. The History Ct Bichs1i asF rt,
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A FAIR Hu.-Mr. ChOate writes hand whic
has been compared to the autograph of a seventeen
legged spider just craWled out Of an inkstand An
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Ri GRINGo or New lle1ieo and her People By W. w
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KATHIB BRANDB. A Firssids History ofQu'et LA. b
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lAT NATIONAL Work.
A GREAT NATIONAL, Work.
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ARE New PUBLISHING
AN ABRID MENT OF
The Debates Of Congress,


FROM Gales & ssatrn's Annals Of Congress-om ihsir
Register Of debates and from the Oicislg Reported
DEBATES BY J0hn q. RiTes. By the Author Of fuaTT
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These Debates have been aecTuing FOR period o. nezr5
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eept as necessity nor any hing found in ths when
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ND the vurous aGecyns consequent upon dsordsrsd
u STOMACH OK LIVER, such Indigestion, AcditY Of
the stomach, C0cky Pans, Heaubem, Loss Of Appetite,
DespoDdenoy, Costveness, Blind and Bleeding PIes In
all Nervous Rheumatic and Neuagie AfectOHs 40 has in
instances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
scientific DrneIples the OF the celebrated HO
land Professor BoerhaYs Because Of 10 great in
most OF the European States, its Introduction into the Uhsd
States was intended especially for hose Of hsr
land scattered and there the face Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among them now
offer 1t TO the American pabc, knO wing thaE is truly
derful medicinal virtues mast be acku0Hle lodged.
Its DarcuIary recon aided 70 those persons whose
situations may have beer Impaired By tbs continuous
ardent or other i0rms Of dissipation. Generally
Simultaneous ia eject dads Is Directly 70 the Of
life thrilling quickeHing eVeEy nerve, raising Up
dropping spirit and fact, inusing health and vg0r
the system.
disappointed The sick weak and spirited, viii
prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular
CAUTIONl
The great popularity OF this ghtfu Aroma has Induced
many mitaons which the public should gard against Pur
chasing. Be persuaded buy anything else until you
have gwen Boerhave's Holland Blters trial. One bot
tie win convince you how infinitely supehOriiisio all these
limitations.
~ sold 81 per bottle, or six borss for IS, By the
sole PrOpreit0rs,
BENZ. PAGE, JR, & CO,
Manufacturing Pharnaeeutists andChemisis r gFat
Sold In Nashville by EWlN BkOIhkks, WAolesala
Agents Sold also BY Dr. A. h. k0sCOkgJOnN , BEECH
and Druggist generally iapfl5 '5f-alHo-" iyls-
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DoRE. By A srsollua u E5Rorl. miro Eaum.
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". 7. BERRY q CO. have also just received
NORDHOFF's STOKES OF TBS ISLAND WORLD. By
Charles Nordhod. Auihor ~ auosya LIE, 'bs ller-
ehanI Vessel, " shalng and Fishngp &c. illustrations,
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W. 7. BERRY eco, have also On sale =
absautifaI soi OF the
oxtoRD POCKET CLASSICS, in % vols. ssEi6le ali
binding.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-08
"Poor Old UnoIe Ned"
"And he had no wool on the top of his head,

On the place where the wool ought to grow"
THERE are some folks a-days, In the same Iamenta
bic hx with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song OF to Of rejoicing II they win only use the
means which Art offers 70 Nature, to aid her.
EmeFBonsB Hair ReaHoFutfYe,
Is well known anil valuable HAIR TONIC There are
those In Wheeling who testify to Its poEerin preventing
the loss OF hair and in restoring luNuTant growth Where
through sickness or otherwise the hair had unfortunately
EueTson's Hair Tonic Is for sale by
T. H LOGAN 4 CO.,
decll bridge Corner DruRrists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-08
ADVERTISEMENTS

HATE you Dyspepsia, use TRAxAL's FLIXIR.
IL Have you RheumRtiSa nsr. HAHEPTON'S TIISCLISE.
Are son bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Dc you want good Imminent, PORsHAS BALM.
Do you want brush OF comb, bottle ofhne psrarnss
30 % the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
CONCENTRATED LYE
Z your horse lsme orIIek, use MERcuAT's GAReLING
Have you the piles, sths certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you cough, use the H0ARHoUND BALSAA
Do you want
Shoulder Brace Port MonnAie
suppoEtsF Balm Of ThoaIGnd H0EeTs
ITuSs Electric on
Bnnd8Fe Syringe or
Bst Fine Sponge
20 70 the Bridge corner EruR Store.
HOl0Vayb pills and ointment
Bakers God Liver on
BoeThaYe'S Holland BtteFs
HOofland'S German BitteTs
HoE sale by I. II. LOGAN & CO.
Bridge Corner DFInFnffta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-08
New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POSTf OFFICE.
0lAeep the Hend and Feet COVeFed.SS
EkLES Of Wheeling Vnd Nielntys-Thls maxim for
health reminds that nnay not be to call 70 M
attention 70 yam and Winter stock Boots Shoes hatG
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet saekB, the Market
And Monroe Streets where you VIII and great variety OF
lately received GoodI suitable 70 the season.
Very tRnkul tor the liberal patronage received lines
coming amongst respectfully solicit you and
examine my stock u VIII be pleasure 70
you thus uniting labor with that may give their on.
nay have health.
winter Bonnetl ruFe,
oali AZ the old Pt II Office, opposite the AcLure.
esntlemen, fyou wish to purchase faahIonabie 0sp
Remember the old Post Once corner.
TO Gounty Merchants have few Goods dispose of at
oeis Ri WATsoy
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STEAM MARRI,EI -TV0PVe

= : 'lizA-44A N q 3lllI WORKS.
gTyE. GO MARKET ST., FTITFIT7ef Va
II II having made =.
eret ne - = .os the n
ArehecfS isif5 would Invite the dtientio6 n
y q sienrs = ~
any euler estahl In fe Slsst y sela lev ez than
before plrehaeing elSe6lieIs - Artne his stock
HIS work = done intifea Ta6if elSt,s 10 "
ITsSd s-aes
rist5: bi1s - nd rsSs yif VoFs "A 49, - ~.
Htnf IA ~ % e prices than Any otief ~
flsese give me . can and sxanalr. ~ -.
~ = 3 III = RoHAH
ne Alalat ana panIf TS,ttI5.
CiStH HFdf1uiIe d19
the Io1leSt - ~ Grind Gtoief
q y ztR fshESSz y
NV th9ye inst feeeiys4 90 81 i:.s,7 l,ss1
a Id a, $. elsls s-l....
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WALF IN. ENTLElyFVI

NOTICE Z hereby given to Tarn an persons from taking
certain Note for the Of Two Hundred and Sixty.
nVe DOLLARS given at Lagrange Ohio Sept 29h payRhe
SIX months after date to D. r. King order as said note
vas raudulently obtained, same viii not be paid
no me- ROBERT MCINTYRE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
nv SANDERS & BROTHER. DA

| lSTTlloTldl law. AHaS law Hhohct
payment of the tax imposed by this
Legislature a condition OF voting
Tue Free Sellers have hitherto repu-
dated this tax. The County Cour,
declares the number and boundaries
Of each precinct iia the county, and
the place where voting shall be done
They are to appoint hlee judges fol
each precinct. The whole Of the
election is left to the discretion and
appointment Of the bogus officers,
| l884e# RETURNS.
The Judges Of election make re.
turns to the County Court. The
G ounty Court make duplicates of the
general county returns. One Of these
is filled in the County Clerks Office,
and one is to be sent to the Office oil
the Secretary Of the territory. The
person who has the highest number OIL
votes hy these returns is to be declar.
ed elected.
pRoresTs-THE GOVERNOR AGAIN CUT
In case Of contested elections, or
tie, or other difficulty the Convention
a0Aen II assem1les; is to decide on the
conflicting claims. 1t shall ''deter-
mine them satisfactorily" where il
can; but may order new election.
CONVENTION
The delegates are to assemble at the
Territorial capital in September, the
Convention beginning on tina first Non
day Of that menth. They are to pro-
coed to form a State Constitution, an
der which Kansas may organize as a
State. This Constitution "they shall
submit to Congress-" No provision
is made for submitting it to the peo-
pie.
This Convention further interferes
with what are supposed to be the Gov
ernor's duties. They divide the Ter
ritory into nineteen districts by coun-
ty boundaries. In making this di-
vision no regard is paid to the real
settlers in the Territory. An the
counties along the Missouri borders
are made full districts, while in some
ofthe densely settled portions or the
Kansas valley, three counties o. -four
are put into one district. johnson
County, which is Indian Reserve,
and where there are not thirty legal
voters, is one full district. The coup.
tp in which Topeka is, ioIms only
the third part Of a district. The town
Of Topeka alone could poll five hun,
dred Free State votes The rest o.
the counties ia that district being
vel settled,
THE RESULT.
Some OF the Free State men had
determined to 20 into election, if there
was anything like prospect oftair,
ness. All who have expressed an
opinion on this bill, declare it ilnpos,
sible to go into election with the
slightest hope Of not being overwhelm
ed with Missouri voters. The bill
appears to be expressly framed to: fur,
thersuch a purpose. There is no
doubt but it is contemplated. The
whole of the election will be in the
hands Of the bogus pro slavery Off
cials. these are almost invariably
the meanest men in the several local.
ties. No honest pro-slavery mai
would take Office on such terms. l
this is the pro slavery programme, anc
there can be no doubt oft, there ar
some heavy clouds darkening the fu
ture, which the double faced policy
Of Gov. Gesry will be unable to dis
pei.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-18
Professional CARDS.
Xablisfs.
xatDlIsrs. !.

THEo. GUkLICK. ). W. STEW AIT.
GUEICH g. STEWART,
Attorneys and counssllors at Eaw, Notaries
Public, -.
Convey ancing, Investigations Of Tiusl, Pay
Of Taxes, Losning and Investment OF Money, ana
all other regular basiasss promptly ATTENDED 70.
ONCE on "a St. iu Atkinson's Block opposite tRe
Lee iatre Row,
sep4 diff DAsb1Fohl, IOWA.
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FURNISHING GO(DG
SAMUEL P1RFY..i

A6erCl1A11t Taller.
III As onhand anew and full aseoYtnen 81 ar 1n..>
- and nglsh CLONES, CaasimeSot uad ~
suitable for the season, which no VII 1ske m Fl
measure on shortn0sieean and asonabl6yofne.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF All kinds for spring and summer war, VITA
wiii oesold aschsap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
msa's wardrobe. Spring style 81 IkosS.
Caps, Trunks, vastsSe, Aee4s =
RS. Wouid 1nyito lose bout to purchase Roods
In The above line 10 give AN cali Dsfove
elsewhere One price onIy. No tsosb1e . eAoV
goods. 1nankfuhor pasne soFs hoppsS consinnanes
ofthssams. aAzURL m RRT
{ DAVENPORT April I6l s5s.
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p c,.u.x G. .KsrTsr
GRAHAM Il KEPNERs
RrardiuR and Commission Merchants,
NoyakUkkoWS'NEW BLOCK, FhoNT6AHEhA
: Davenport, Iowa.
o,dsrs collected for the purchase of Grain, Flour
Wool and Produe generally.
-kkSERENC1s-
Burrows d Prst.yman, davenport IOWA.
Wise, Pussy d Wise, Phil, Pa,
springer, Harsaagh 4 Co., Pittsburs' "a,
Iassnh Il. Elder, st. Louis, Mo-, .a
wcHside s. Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio, ~.
+. Mccoy & Sons, n Lisbon, o.,
d. e ID. McDonsld Il Co., Weilsviiie,.omos
Mohlsn Martin, " =,
George Wells, e.
Hanna, GARRISON s Co., Cleveland, :.
massey 4 81. s,n q N.v Garden, ("
Merchants generally, Saiem,s
fab al ls56-du
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Qlptbjna.
New Goods! New Cesds!!
EDW ARD ALDHN.
.NerchMseG z161Or.

sMercbNso3 INte0r,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
Re a d y-Made CIothing,
Cloths, Cassimsres, Vsstiaee. oaata' Iuxzidh.
ing Goods ana TSiIoys fsinninaa,
Jnst returned from the east with ons & ~ e.
thu s Ssli sstssssa ;9sss q
BROADCLoTHa
aassv .rs sI h ess s9. sad Amsrch q ~ aat
CASSfMERES.
Engish, French and American, Of ey~, v,e,.sx -,
VESTINGs.
Cd In Tn.s sna ms';s VIZ sAa e
sias. Satin. Italian Gsss, sin flss1 - ana 5s:s,
sss4"s's - : 1s oVE IaRe:si
Bi.ek, Blue and Brown BeoadcletA Union, whitas..
and PilSt Cloths, Fancy, Blue, gFown and nsIbsssy
Castor "a: Beaver Canada mixed aa4ssan q g. 8.
q READY-MADRs Y
oysr;ICoat., Over sseksi yyrsuts, 1ee1ag Jsssse
9as,isls: md 'syls:. sii, vssysS ~, d.s.
double and svl.. isney ass s' pi.is g:
Doessin Pants; pen'n and 6usrnsey 1roSks, Wrap
FURNISHING GOOBS.
hickory, calico white plain linen copann aad Paxis
eosoms fancy eoiored Shirts, wnh connoa SD pol
g wfistbands; string, Deopssy, coriod nyroo, ID.
"a coiiars Week Ties, Stocks, fancy and end caan
sIaysts; eioyes-white, black and S1sosoA ~, H.
Gu oack, cloth fNssternetd, AbSgdoan. I'm.
Union and German and Fur Gaunsist1 Vcol, 1eM.
40 ana cotton Hose; white and fancy Gnen nd M
Hand ssrchiefs; e,ahrodered amb's woel, wh1es and
W Wss , ms.'r's sss Wrappers snA' Davsrai
- ooi mttts, eaiis, Mufiers, Cent? shavlb ard
aaaTa fins, umbreilss Carpet saeks, and Ill esher
articles u.usily kept by the trade. al Of Vh1esh
toners. =
Aaeariy call will esnfo choice seIeetidns.
- EDWARD AlURN.
aesond street, Opposite LeClairs Row, naveaport,
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Boots aae Sbees.
- -
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING Increased our facilities fsr mauur aetus q,
Ill ing and dealing 10 Ro0ls, Snoea and Leather tho
undersigned, successors To s. G. Dawson s. CO., oaer
10 the eftSens ofDAyenport and vicinity, greater In
iuceen than TO buy their Boots and Shoes Of
them Our retail stock hereafter will always con.
lain every description Of goods wanted BY The peopio
We also are making extensive preparations for
Wholesaleing Boots and Shoes and We invite coun-
try dealers TO ell and examine stock and prices,
oar determination 70 veil ON as good terms as
Il hey can be purchasedln st. Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRiGGs q co.
oct Is Brady st., ! door from I'd,
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PR1NSYLVAIH RAILROAD.



The great Central Rosts, connsctiag The Atlantic
cities with the Western, Northwestsrn, and South
wcsssrn Statss BY con tinuous Railway direct This
stesmsrs 70 eli psrss on he Western Rivers and at
Cleveland and Sandusky with steamers 10 all ports
..s soaa: ~ which Freight
can be forwarded 70 and from the Great Vest.
Rats between RhilaAslphia ana Pittsburg,
First class. -Bocts, shoss, Hats
boxes, bales snd tIunksD Drugs
On boxss & balss,) Furs, Feathers,J -
ing, shirtns aal TiskilE Qn origi- g
nal bales, Drags Tin sasks) Hard, zoe. S10ok
Wool and sheep Pslts, Eastward
\ Chains Gin casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed Goose o. in sasks)Io- PESO 100
bsoco, manufactarsd, Except Ci- fsai
Ec.rss Ciss:. ri.h, pa.
q ssstvard,l lard 8 LaId on, fsss SIosI. 4
Lead, Nails, soda Al, German al
FnS y per barrel I mai further notice.
GRAIN-5O cis. per 400 De untal fsither notce.
COTTON-sa per bale, got szsssdiag 500 lbs,
adePAis, 30 psrtleuiar o marx packages asis Psaa
ssnss for 1s Koad al fhilsdsi Or FtssbaTe, WI
b forwarded witAoutdetsnton.
Fssissr Ass.1s-Aar.is, Wormiy q Co., Mem.
phis Tenn, e. r. Sass Co., St. Louis, g. Mitch.
sil q Son, Evansville, Ind Dsmssnil, Bell Bar,
dock, and Carter yewett, Louisville Ky. RI Mol
dram, Madison, lad; spr(man Brown, snd Irwin
Co., Cineinnati; n. ". drahan & Co., Zansevtlle
o.; Leech 4 Co., 81 kiby d. Boston; Leesh = Co.
, Astor House, n YORK; IWiliism Il. and Batter,
Place, New York; Z. .snseder, Philadelphia Ma
sraw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. PFoneiscus, Pits
burg.
II. J.LoMBAERT, ssSf. .Aitssss, Pc. .r.
Pennsyivania RailreaA.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-THR MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgst u. A. NJ, aad
Pttsbureh fer Philadelphia att A. n. The fast line
ssy % lphiaat p NJ and Pittsblrg fer Phil
adeiphia d p. ~. THK NIGHT kxPRkss brain
Issves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh q II ~ and
Pitasbareh for Philadslphia ss &c p. u.
The above lines connect st Pitts6argh With the
Railroads TO andfron ST. Louis, No., Alton, Gslsna
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington nd Lonis-
vile, KY. Terfe Halte, Dayton, Springfield Helis.
fontins, 6andusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Celunbss,
Eanssvle, Masallon And Wooster, Ohio; also, with
ne steam packet boats ffom and to New Orleans.
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. ~
Through tickets 30 had 70 o. frsm either Of the
above placer. gug
For further particulars handbills at the dissI.
emit starting points. Passenger from IL West will
fnd this the abort TEST and NEST expeditions route TO
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE, New York or Reston. a
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lnss, Phila.
}. MBsKlA1N, Agent Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov I'd IS dly . .-sa5