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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Particular Announcement.

Z tI VICLItI z LIIIU UllCtIIItIl!.
Persons living distance frc!n town bottled that
abont O'Clock in The afternoon wind ana weather per.
mtting Ga young and beautiful Lady, Mile. Freletcks
will walk single from the ground to the Of the
highest dag slaif Of Dr!esbaCh q Go = Mammoth Payi
lion, distance Of 3no feet and - fee from he gro und
This Grand and TER ifc Ascension VIII take place out
side CT tiye Pavilion. ard of course is free 10 Ill.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
From the Leavenwor;h Herald, May 80.
News From the Plains.

Mr. Williams and MIR. Morrel arrived here on
the 10Th from Salt Lake. Lett Salt Lake, April
10th. Grass six weeks later than ever known
before snow on the mountains averages 90
tees-everything quiet on the plains-saw but
few Indians; met Col. Sumner with two compa
niessos U. S. troops at Vermillion, one hundred
milo out.
The entire company consisted of McGraw 5
mail train, under direction OF Jesse Jones, D.
Burr, Z. S. Surveyor General of Utah, Judge
Stiles, Associate Judge Of Utah, and family, U.
S. Marshal DodsoA and family, H. +. HorrelI,
Postmaster at Salt Lake, Thos. Fl. Williams and
family. Company composed of 600 males
and 80 females. Salt Lake mail passed down
yesterday-259 wagons, with 1000 emisrant Sc
ceders from Utah will come to the States and
about 1000 will 60 to California.
Mr.. Williams life has been threatened. 1t
was prophecied by Brigham Young and other
Mormons that he would never get away from
Salt Lake alive. \ secret organized band, ever
ready to do the orders of the prophet and the
twelve apostles, were threatening his lie. He
defed their vengeance. 1t was a miracle that
he got away.
We learn that Brigham Young has not left
Salt Lake, and the rumor that he had to flee was
untrue.
The half of the outrages that Mr.. Williams
knows Of cannot be told in the limits and
space we have. s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

ALTERED BILLs-We spoke few DAYS since
of SIS aud Ss's of the Green Bay Bank, Mari
net,e, Wis, being altered to Slos. The Cash.
Ter informs US that there genuine SlU's,
so our readers will refuse all OF that denomina-
ton -(chic. Dem.
WHISKY CAPTURKp.-We saw from our VIM
dow a crowd gathering in front Of the Gales
burg House, about sunset lsst evening, and
pretty soon there vas fire running all along
upon the ground" We dispatched a reporter
to the spot, who brought back report that three
barrels of whiskey had just been found by the
City Marshal in the building known as the Bar
racks. the crowd had gathered to with, s. the
destruction by being poured out and burnt IN
the street. We understand the Irishmen in
whose possession it was found and who has for
sometime been strongly suspected of keeping
the article for sale, was taken prisoner with his
whiskey, and Is nov in the caiaboose. Gales
burg Free DEM
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

SIMPLE CURE FOR SNAKE BlrE.-Mr. John
Andrews. OF Darlington, informs us that he had
Il small negro boy, who, installing u mocasin
tor stick, picked it up, and was bitten on the
thumb Mr. A had frequently been informed
that his grandfather, who was great hunter,
had never failed to prevent any evil consequent
ces resulting from snake bite, by washing the
wound in water, and at the same time squeezing
out the poison. He, in this case, resorted to
this cure Holding the wounded member under
water, he washed It for some lime. The cure
was completes; the thumb did not even swell
The bite of The mocasin is IA much dreaded as
that OF the rattlesLake. This statement NAV be
relied upon. Mr.. Andrews Is man OF charac-
ter -Porters Spirit of the Times rf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

ACCIDENT TO TIRE ARcrlc.-On last Sunday
night, says the Chicago Tribune, while the steam
sr Arctic was within a short. distance of Nil.
~sukee, one of the "hand hold plates Of her
boiler was blown out, causing some damage and
severely scalding Michael Cur,iss, fireman, ps-
v.d saud, the engineer, slightly, and one or
two deck hands. 1t appears the Dol, that holds
the ''plate" was GU, Of order, and the engineer
in trying to tighten the ''plate" in It's fitting,
over-ssrained the bolt, causing it to break. The
damage was tria,ng and readily repaired. The
report that the boiler of the steamer had burst
cd was senseless one, as the accident was no,
caused by defect in the boiler, and could no.
result in serious injury.
INSURE YorR PRorEsrY.-To.morrow your
House or Store may be reduced to ashes. Then
protect your family or creditors by insuring in
sash Companies as always pay their losse.
promptly.
L. II. SHEPARD is Agent for that class o,
Companies-,hey have large cash capita
aad plenty of money to NEE, losses. All LOST
paid in this city.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Funny ExrLosIos.--A baggage man at the
Central Depot, Buffalo, on Wednesday, while
handling trunk In the usual slam bang manner
Of that useful class Of citizens, threw it down
with such force as TO explode pistol within
The pistol exploded canister of powder, the
powder exploded the trunk, and the trunk ex-
ploded the baggage man, tumbling him neck
over heels--and served him right at that.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

We have been shown rome pictureson Leather
taken BY +. L. Nurse, Dasuerrean Artist Of this
city. which for beauty Of f;nish, and felike sha-
ding cannot be beat. They have al the delicate
beauty OF pictures taken on glass, without being
liable 70 injury BY breaking or rubbing, and es-
peciaIy are they preferable to any other mate
nal for sending BY mail, as they can be folded
together with less injury than could be done
even on paper. We are informed by Mr.. Nurse
tha, nothing win destroy them without also de-
stroying the snsruei Of the leather. We wonld
advise all who want good Pictures to call ON
Nurse, corner Of Jefferson and Third streets,
opposite Barrett, House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-06
For Sale.

fVHEHOMRSTEADOF MATHBW NELSON. deed -,
This trset Z beautifully situated u1 Tho b. 4 D. 8
hslroads "a miles from AGs hye, Gut is known o b. E
he very best land 10 Rutherford county $50 acres u6r
good cedar fence end sty DO the baanco well
unered hurrieane Cfcek through ontrs lrncr
asordng an abuuaaUcoof water ths dcs season There
are also number or perpetual Springs winch make t
very oeslraDe suck Farm The soils ch onour % rneak
for itsesnd is Weiiadapsd 70 he growth cotton sbso-
CO, grain Frats.
Inc improvement cunstof frame Dggeina with seven
rooms all out houses competo, Eiu barn stsse efo Ths
s9oseroer Eil be in Aasavilo weeks, and via tato
pressure ~ showing tae premise any Who may dasro 30
PulSha'' Terms easyi posaassiou given Immediately
leoi@-I q. II. NELSON.
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GlTUAIED about .lrle a1d be- miiss from Eashvils
- % ne Ccn1osfart rirerr DO @ e 'rm % ir. Bch-
ard H' de- cyna o. J hr rregter pnrfion ofta
Bottom Lar borlcfi foa + fc b lrs on The Rivsr i1
heavily umeeted-iBe % E equalt0 in tiis
There j. about lu acres cleared. 30 0l which Wheat.
There i on the p.acHE Two Story I've ng with rooms
ila wv" Balls uTpal -uI 9Tgr arucoss. also one n me
rear WIN Aiens % rls ert1Uts EoOua, with al lks
necessary out hudHEs, uJIus ezclent Ice Houss
containing ten or tu-lt6 tons Hf Ic..
THIS Farm Is - vel Usrsl any On she county havir z
three never fzilrg springs tl Greek running hrourh H.
ad0rds az abundant sn OF walcf Stock For ur her
particulars refer % cEAlOA ". A08k~ the premises
Crt0 JAMES y. Nrf-Hu
febl3 n AtBsrf r S7i.If,s. - - ~, .S,-l',rs
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Peur1anship.

NEW Pupils are daily received 90 the Writ
~ ing saloon of ttll UJLBEAR b, So. f5 x
Union street, over "css-i O. lunmpsor's, -
where persons from g o. 90 years of aea can ~
easily change the most sl Slow crampci had lo oHs
Of EASE, ELEGAECE AID kAPiorrv
Persons i0m cuny eau fui- thefr Ieauons In an.
week Persons uuacg gulrted witt merit fr Done7rfr
teaching are referred Do che testimony many or ne drst
cuzens 10 the Jnlied states l bis large Crculars,1 b hun
treds % pupils uzl- 1 lHi Boz fbis plee Hsurs 80 Ii
A. o., and 2tO4, +. 81. and lu @ al lIEht.
All who win Co. Join hstlssss should DO 81 fnedafev
.Tfr
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LNHALAIIUN IN CONSUMPTION,
pRONCHITIS. LARYNClTIS aud other diseases oi TIE
ID Chest and ThToat successfully treated by the INHAA
Of MEDICATED VArORs PowBERs, by Absorption
and Constuona treatment as pIsetieeda! tie "Stayye-
Heart, Liver Female Complaints, Dyspepsia Venereal Aee
ton of the Physicians TO wL0m such may have been espe
The unprecedented succszs which has attended this me-
thod OF treating diseases oJlhe Lungs and ThToat, has
duced us todepart frUm usual course, and avai'
OF the Press, In order TO bring ii to the knos 'a~
may be laboTHg under predispOsed 10
The dawn of brighter day has a. length arrived the
Consumpuye The doctrine of the ncuraby Of Consump-
ton has at length passed away We have ndu proofs
in possession, That Consumption AZ its stages Be
eHrs8 in the rs By tuercuiar absorption in ths second
BY nsormgtn ofahercule chaky caIcarous
cancretoEs in Ihs third by eiesuoes Those wed
ded 20 the past may assert that even now Consumption
incursbo behind yhe age. To ALL this great truth
mus be apparent viz that medicines Inhaled iu the form OF
Vapor or Pow der directly into The Lungs must be much more
eGectuaI that taken into the st c where the disease
does exist.
Diseases is that medicine in the form u yapor applied
aSCay 81 20 20 ls ne hu-l & .lG us7s7 .3 s.''acn "
Is husieit ree TO a IN Tsslorug y h."i inering 10
heshy, giving Cd. Thsre hopeless
within reach OF ALI t2e nsnne OF adninssE Tie Y2P"rs
being simple ha The invalid never required % lesye
home, where the hand o. friendship aBd affection tends
much 10 aid the physicians Efforts
The nhaling method is soothing, safe and speedy, AMI
ner they conveyed tho iurss the frm Of
vapor, and produce action the the disease
world ami establish the eutire durability Of Consumpon
earnestly appeaIto the common sense Of all afflicted
latOn; and louger apply medicines 10 he unaffected
stomach. claim for Inhalation place smoug the priceless
gifts nature and art hath given us, that da. may
long in the land" z The onIv
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE.
method not only RATIONAL but simple, and eaeaeous.
Such of the profession that have adopted uhAaton have
found il ecacious in the highest degree arreng the pro-
gre Of the disease, and working wonders in many deper
ate cases in yeTy atrumph Of oar Ar, over tins fell ds
ToyeT Of species
NoTE.-Physaians wishing to make themselves acquainted
with this practice, being valuable
only reply, Ingredients used, 20 such leeTs
that The fee in all of PumouRTy
tiOns viii be $40, receipt OF which, the necessary med
and instrum will be forwarded. Tae fes other
cases, viii be from s. to so.
Applicants will age occupation, married sin
Re how lorg Affected any hereditary diseases in
the family aud symptoms generally. Let the name, town.
and Stae be plainly written. Postage for
enclosed. registered by Postmaster
risk. Al letlers must be addressed,
WALLACE NERTOUN,
Oc26-6m s. M. Institute, n. 7. CITY.
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TO RAILROAO CONT6AUTOHS.

---- McMINNVTLLE, ! enR., Jan. 70 le5f,
SSEAbEO Proposals will be received al VI sMnnFe until
~ March 0.h 1857 for the Grading Masonry and Bridging.
Sixty Miles OF the South Railroad, commence
ing McMinnvile, The Southern terminus, and running
North through Warren White and Putnam Counties 10 Liy
ingson, in OveTlOn county.
The OF the work is heavy, comprising large
Rock excavation, several heavy jobs Of Bridge
Masonry, and 1893 Imeal feet OF Howe's Mctaum's
Birding.
Proposals for the above work be made by Sections Ct
mile each the hole go miles, including Iron,
aving Depot Buildings, aHd all other equipments
eessary for operating the Road when complete.
Plane Maps PFOfles and spec hcatons may be and
other information obIaiued, Engineers O1cs af
ter March ISL McMinu7e, Tenn, before that by
addressing the Engineers Office, 4 the 81 & O. K r.
Jackson. Tenn. ROBf. STERb Nc,
febl-C6w. In giHeer in Charge.
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County and state Rights for Sale. The only
BenZ0lG HachfRe that will give good light.

TIE entire apparatus is simple occupies but little roon
/ requires ItJe or no sit.aJOn-oxCept winding up,
c liar 90 a clock.
The e2 'e is one third less than ordinary Coa Cas-
aud makes the most handsome aud cheapest light the
world It be il practical operation Herde
scn & Bros, D5aderick street
ANY persons wanting their houses lighted can be sup
pied Immediately they having made a contract r tbs
furnishing IF Davidson county, aud sOhcj; orders.
Information concerning Sia.e and County rights be
had b7 applying 10 WM WARNE,
a1g 2l Cherry street Nashe
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SNUFF AID TODbC CO
Peter EoriIIard,

30. 42 CHATHAM STRICT, NEW YORK.
CUGCESSOE oil PzrEr Gro-r- IoerrLtr ofs-. f,-
Osals al kids e. SSufF ard TOBACCO5 in rsuersI
use Tor particulars aIcs CURRENT EN- be obtains5 b.
addressing a5 -677e Tbs Esabishmsnt is one of ihs
Oldest Of he kIni Il .ke Uuitsd St-tss
m-V2a-lv
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TO WHOLESALE DtALEfis.
Ed. w. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
R THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS 20

MAhJFACTUREhS AGENT
FOR THE SOLIClTATlUN OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINATTI a LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,
OFFICE NO 80 BRO a I, NASHVILLE.
THE following is portion Of The articles propose taking
orders for: Reched, Bourbon, Reserve, Mon0uU-hsIa
and Rye Whistles: Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum AIr aud P,
ter. Iougworth's Sparkling and Dry Caawba Wines,
and TaOw Candies German and Palm Soap, lard ana lin
seed OIL White Lead, Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and Ho
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Cheese Vinegar Glass and
Glassware Hardware, such Shove spades, Hose Axes,
Picks Maltocss, Cordage Wrapping Paper Matches DC.
Orders handed Will save trouble ordering eUpen
Of travelling TO purchase, authorized take
ders the terms and prices you c0ud purchase
you al the factor person. All orders handed
will be Immediately sentto lhe factory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation. Hoping share glOd portion
Of hbersly and kindness remain yours very respect
fully,
Oct2S-u D. W. RUSSELL.
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Pas e'e Patent 80 -

THIS Kiln will burn 40O basheIs or Lime Stone (which IL
good Stone is eQual 1000 bushels OF arkrd lime
every hours with cords OF wood, perpetual ia bis
operaOnhe Lime being from the base on ia three
70 six hours repleuished Of he cupaIo
This but the nary every capacity of the Kiln as
has sbuRdany demonstrated by artady in oper
tiob also makes better Lime than that burned u
the ordinary way, STOyE BEING PERFECTLY Burned
Any number or reliable certdCstes capacity Of he
Kin and Olher in forma ion in Il Will he
farniHbsd any sppl ing b. laer heriSe sub
sorbor, s AgsntOT the sale or rights putting uD
iGEQ9-d&W3n, AcdinuEile, Tenn,
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~ housand $40 haHir-I aul eg s. of land lH
ven and about q mieI from BE B1 i5srH and s.tu
Railroad on "hCh Il-cars rirrir de ancs
ous from Gnvastar. 70 ia u lard beet graIIg
has two or three never aliur fa.s r r rI s one va
ser ohordug count fl qualtr. bands iuulolat ly al
jrnng, prodt bale OF eat 10 De arrr VA &C.
change The ab We Inrt Of Land good Young nrrr1as
young MULE for ofr-,s bue e. ar e.
Tile iothe land made good beg ii1n oc Be- Apply
s10n. ffablg ImI f. lg POaTER 49,
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10 HUsB ANDs KND WIVES.

CORD Steel plates35 cts PAIN plates Of Pos.sro
f'Hls work contains Dissertation on he nces.rifv ~
Il Marriage, insl rucious in tonrtiug, win enc c,-
Love, elects OF Cehbacyl tuhalaion, sfsterv sr
AIMED Increase oi family, win ny olherussl ef1o
uon55-tTom he Ffench of Jean Dubois.
address HENRY S. C SMITH g Co
Agents Wanted i'sb1-6mI Box 47I0 Post Oei-s NJ z
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DEslllABLE COUNTY, i5EsIDE57ClE FJR

WE aTeno oG-rinEf1r sale that beautiful rssid,ncs ef
~ MS Jesse lemons, atla-ad about and half
ss ill A-lylie on lhe Middle FFaneiiR PIKE, csutsIu
g ~ acres pl very saper1r land elegant fana
1eelng ot ronuia a1d ali Necessary outhudinEs also
eJ ARE cislrru vel and v1rerJ choice frs
rees Available negro hands Coz sautderu uIanfalrr vi.
p iaSen m pHrs meat as above 3 one Or he mo-. da
ArAoie Residences in hs vicinity Nashville Anriv 3
j. 4. & n ~. BROWN.
lsoo-lm az Cherry street.
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TuURsTOE & BERNARD,
No. IG pahliE EnnaE..

IIeEL U01T D UlTl011 =
I'VE nov have on band u5l-ti.ll s.1cE gi french
w z0d English Ezr1Cs Pam Plaid aud Ambre
shaded on WOOL DsL.ue7 B1c!blaueg Cashucre7 Hsn-
chester DeLainss Plaid Red GLOW a1d White Fl5Haef
al qualities. Also, complete stock OF STABLE G00ds
Servants Goods Of eli kiuds which 10 invite ths attoR
ton Of al CASH buyers, IS He 0aa give good bargains,
Espt23--f
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PENNsYLvANIA RA1LnoAp.


EsaZ12A- --lZ=zA
FTHE Great Central Route connecting tae Atlantis oiiisa
Il ilhWestern, Northwestern and e5itn ees@rn ls'et
By continuous Halfway direct This road also connects
u Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers 20 al ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and S2ncusky it
Steamers 10 ali ports on the Northwestern lakes; akns
the most Direct ehsqDes aDG retlaos rozse by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 ana from The GrGR e5t
Rates between Philadelphia and Pitaburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes Dry Goods . rsr mar
lin bo1es,) Furs, Feathers, &C.,. wv - W.
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks ard Stationery,
Dry Goods in bales Hardware, Lea use PER l603
tder. de-. .r.s....-., J
THIRD CIlASS-ArTils, BaEging Bacon, &C., f.as
and Pork In buk,b Hemp. &C.,. w w P0' ''V0]
FOURTH CLASS.--Ce!see, Fish, Bacon, is=.,.-. toc-,
and PORK (packed,) Lard and LardOu ''' t5i l2'"
Flour-Sl per bbl until further notice. .ss
Grain--50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cotton-S2 per bsle not exceeding 500 los Weigh. until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Pha.
dephia be particular to mark package 8G PhiTIsgtig
Railroad" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Road 81 Philadelphia pttsburg viii be forwarded with
out detention
FRzIGaT AaENEs-Harris, Wcr.ale7 & Co. Memphis
Tennessee; K. Z. Sass 4 Co., St Louis J. = Hehsll
Son. Evansville, Indiana; Dumesn BeGad Aurdoct, and
Carter Jswett, Louisville ky Z. c. Heldrum, Madison
Indiana; SPrigman Brown, ard Irwin Co, CincinBst
n. W. Graham Co, Zanesville Ohio; Leech Co, No
% Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York. No. William street. and No, Basr6 Place. how
York; E. Sneeder, Philadeph Magraw koOns, Bal
timore; Geo G Frznciscus PittsbuFq
H. Il. HOUSTON, General ETsigit hgent PkiJG
Il. J. LOABAERT, SVpt, AL5o5na, Pc.
ianl Sly
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MAC5NIFICENT nv z-5I T7T.aTS aN cry
EsazDpEaEEW

VUE CsrlI lJf dssIrshIe lot rortne aree-
" uo1 Of Business holal, lrnEs ag % Sd 'eat an
Market street. opposite o. s. tith. lt. Ara,2 fron-l
Alabama hai.roaf Depot azas te ra1ia EesG oI
ironing 40 O 20 on tucrrr srH.f- between Church and
Er0ad. Al-o. dssr bic Let Olirg On Hirh street.
rW huudr'd yard5 Aorho lr %. rHI ttautlft g.
dton about q OF his lot O. frs t rrtrr taye4 ~ la Il
Tor o. years. As'.a nirtr O. bstdsouo review La II
West aivills and -thlIs' pfc1lm ard unrivued sd
sion and 90 ECEsGlG
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Gavergne
E+eayTa PyTfBTe. $1T4 GaTa


THE undersigned wishing 10 devote bis time more 10 his
Farm, c1es this valuable properly for sale upon very
favorable terms,
There is q Saw and three Of runAers In complete
working order everything in The best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality IS unsurpassed being within 20 yards
the Raroad Is miles from Nashville aud in one Of the
rcnes, sections in Middle Tennessee. ANY person ship
buy is respectfully invited 10 cal and examine.
/ will also sell my Resldence with the Mills il desired
which and desirable property. have also tgo or
three No Mule Teams and Wagons for sale
iRH2l-2m ,, mo, hill,
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FEWNsT LVAHIA WAILEJAFI,
FTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
Il and Pittsburg - TIE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg 71 a. H. and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at 2 a. M. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for PtsbuTg at NJ and Pttsbprg
for Philadelphia ct l, P. ~ The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg H. p a. sud
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at To- P. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
70 and from st. Louis, No. Alton, Gaera and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Hsute Madison, lafayette and indianapolis Ind. CDcn-
natl Dayton Springfield, Belleoataine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, MasGilou, and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO EeV
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to OF from either Of tbs
above places
Forurthsr particulars see Handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West viii find Il
the shortest aud most expeditions route Philadelphia
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