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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mexican Mustang auiment.-prom rich a

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor, bond and free; all coors. grades and conditions
of life, hear the need of praise awarded this
wonderful article Sores are healed, pains relieved,
lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and un-
told ills assuaged Ivy this great medicine which are sur
prising to the judgment Of man. What family does
not require standard Liniment. Who ever heard Of
the same effects produced by any other article! For
Gus, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism. Swelings,
strained Horses, &c , it has no equal. BEWARE OF
INVITATIONS. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold
by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean. Buy
at once. Beware of any other Bragg tinment.' II
is base imitation.
BARNES 4 PARK,
ar3l-d&wlm Projectors, New York
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
The ELECTION ON MONDAY settled

The ELECTION on MONDAY settled
two important facts, that no Lecompton-
lite, nor opponent of the public schools
can find any favor with the people Of this
city. The vote was a popular verdict
that settles the school question, and will
effectually silence opposition for the fu-
ture. Any attempt to disturb them, any
lukcwarmness in their support, on the
part Of those to whom the interests OF
the city have been conided, will be held
to be worse than Lecompton treason to
the sovereignty of the people. Every
New Charter man and opponent OF the
Free Schools was condemned and repu-
dated. We have the best city Council
that has been elected in several years.
and in it there are fourteen out OF nine
teen, firm and steady supporters OF the
schools and the Old Charter, who will
take care that both are preserved ana
supported with efficiency and liberality.
We hope to see numerous municipal re-
forms inaugurated by them, and among
others, a better administration Of the
financial interests of the city. 10 the
Executive officers that have been chosen,
there is scarcely single objection.
Those who were reelected on Monday
may accept the large popular vote In
their favor, as q strong testimonial o.
popular confidence. The large majority
of our old friend Wol1in, proves that a
plain, straight forward course in politics,
as well as in the private relations ofmen
is the surest means of success. The re-
election of Mr Wheeler-almost agains
his own protestations and wishes-is
matter of general congratulation. I'm
der his superintendence the schools hav'
attained their present efficiency, and un
der his future care, with the aid of hi
excellent colleagues, they will improv
and become the pride and glory OF tn
city.
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OF The Legislature Of Kentucky, at
its last session, passed law prohibiting
the circulatioE OF foreign bank bills, un-
der the denomination of five dollars, in
that State after the first Of June next.
Severe penalties are attached to the yio-
lation Of the law. This is designed to
secure the circulation Of small notes to
the bill, Of their own banks.
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A Mosr BLOODY ENCOUNTERS took
place in a bar room Of tavern in SPRING.
field, Washington county, KY, on SAT-
urday last, which, as desperate deed Of
blood exceeds all chronicles of such
events, so numerous Of late in the coun-
try. Booker, the son of Judge Booker,
and Palmer, the son Of Senator Palmer,
and grand son of Benjamin Hardin, be-
tween whom some difficulty had occur
rem about the election Of Booker as Cap
tain of a valunteer company in Utah
Regiment, met on Saturday night at the
tavern, when an alteration ensued, and
a blow was struck by one Of the parties.
Each then drew revolver and fred four
shots apiece in rapid succession, three of
Palmer's hitting Booker-one in the left
hand, second IN his leg, and third in
the left breast. The first shot fired by
Booker struck Palmer in the groin, PEN
etrating the bladder mortal wound.
He was also wounded in the leg. After
exhausting his shots, Palmer hurled his
pistol with all his strength against Book
or, who, thinking himself MORALLY
wounded, seized the other with his left
hand by the coat collar. and throwing
away his pistol, drew bowie knife and
stabbed the unfortunate Palmer nine
times in the breast and body. The lat
ter fell dead in bis tracks, his body
streaming blood at every pore. Booker
may possibly survive his wounds, though
it is thought the shot in. the breast will
prove fatal.
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Mr.. johnson, on First street near the
Post Office, has just received copies of all
the literary papers in New York, and
will continue to receive them each week.
We are indebted to him for bundle of
illustrated papers. We accidently gave
the credit yesterday to Dobell & Con-
yngton.
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Dec. my of our High Livers ever eat

Docs my OF our High Ifvers ever eat too much
dinnerl If any Of readers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little far, will tell that will
lead them to the enjoyment Of their dinners whouta
visit from that equity old gentleman Dyspepsia Take
A DOSE OF Or. SASDFoRD's INyIGoRAToR AFTER
INDIGESTION; but on the contrary, before the next
meal time approaches the appetite will be shapened to
appreciate any kind of food. IL the food uses or
sOurs, the Inygoror will fix the matter at once for
there is something in it that to the expression Of
friend will let eat gravel stones, and take the
Invigoraor aud they will digest We have tried in
double doses, or two occasions, for sick head
ache and il acts like charm.
What want TO say to readers, young old, is,
ifanythng als you, go without delay and get bottle
OF Dr. SlNDFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR, and il il don't cure,
come and tell us, see one person that it
will not benefit. tSee Advertiscment.)
n.arJ0d&wim
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Dyspepsia md Fits.-DR. TRACY DEL0RME,
the Of Consumption, for several
badly afflicted with Dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He eventually
cured by prescription furpishedh him by ayoung clair
voyansgir. This prescriptions given hv mere child
while in state Of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken it, never having failed once 1t Is equally
sure in of FRS Of DYSPEPSIA. The ingre-
dents may he found in any drug store. will send
this valuable prescription to the receipt
Of one stamp to pay postage. .i
Address, DIR. TRACY DELORME,
Great Curcr Of Consumption,
apl-d&wlm New York Post Office.
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OF At the New York stock board, on
Thursday, $4,000 seven per cent New
Albany and Salem railroad Sd mortgage
bonds, redeemable in 1885, sold at $40
per bond fat.
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NJ God has written on the flowers

GF God has written on the flowers
that sweeten the air-upon the breeze
that rocks the flower upon the stem
upon the rain-drops that refresh the
sprig Of moss that lifts its head in the
desert-upon its deep chambers upon
evey penciled sheet that sleeps in the
caverns of the deep, no less than on the
mighty sun that warns and cheers mil,
lions Of creatures that live in its light
upon all his works he has written
"None liYeth for himselfn
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Safety aud Relief.-Old DR.. ii. James, ai,ou
when the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said so much has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
Tilton, his soninlaw, has been educated to rav-
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his extract of Cannabis In.
dca which he discovered after hard labor aud deep
search in Calcutta. He srove 70 make medicine to
save his only child nom death by consumption, and he
succeeded. DIR. Tilton, his son-inaw, is in Chicago,
Usoom No. Ill, State strect) lie has already
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banshed, are innumerable The Canniabis In.
dica is the most wonderful blessing of the age. Give
DIR. Titon call or send for bottle ofmedicine which
will cost you dollars lie will prove 20 you that
you need not be sick, and that it will cost tre
to get we'll.
n. b "A spiro- Dynameter to test the strength of
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state Of the PATIENTS
health.
Z. s. BY addressing DR.. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps,
2 cents recipe will he in return free char &c,
to any part Of the Union. All letters answered prompt
ly. Address.
DIR. TILT0N,
octll6m- Box 1852, Chicago, Ill.
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.-The
story of the New Orleans Delta, about
the landing Of slaves at the mouth OF
Pearl river, Miss, turns out to be q
hoax, as has been before stated. But
the "pertieelers" Of the "landing" as pub
lished in the New York Herald OF
Thursday, and the tale Of horror is
enough to make even Garrison and
Greedy roll up the whites of their eyes.
accustomed as they are to such reports.
"Some five hundred niggers, says the
Herald, were landed in skiffs from the
br'g-carried off into a hammock, and
drawn up in line. The purchasers to
the extent Of three hundred of these
slaves were at hand, paid down their
money, and took off their niggers. Two
hundred Of the slaves, however, still re-
NAMED, and after detention Of several
days in the swamp, vainly waiting fol
their purchasers, and fearing detection
the slave traders, it appears, took the two
hundred manacled Africans. fastened
them to chain cable, cut off the RICH,
ear Of each of them, put all the ears thu,
cut off into small keg of salt water
pickle, to preserve as the evidences of ,
claim against the defaultins planters
and that then the whole batch Of the two
hundred mutilated wretches, chain cable
and all, were thrust into deep lagoon
and drowned. So much for the Pear
river African slave trade. The enter
prise may be considered failure. Tn,
dead loss of two hundred out Of five hun
dred slaves, including the chain cable
brought all the way to Mississippi from
the King of Dahomey, will never pa.
expenses. !,
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VI The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun says: II understand
that the Government does not consider
that the Collins line, though suspended,
is to be discontinued. After adjustment
of some pending difficulties,.the steamers
viii! resume their trips"
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ANDERSON has superb stock Of cloths
for spring and summer wear on hand,
and every body knows that no one can
equal him in making graceful and beau
tiful fits.
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Anti.-Lecompton Triumph in st
Louis.

Louis.
By telegraph dispatches we learn that
the Free Democratic ticket in st. Louis
was carried in the city election on Mon
day last by majorities from eight to
twelve hundred. The question that now
mingles, and forms the chief element, in
all the political discussions in the city of
st. Louisiana it is entering into the pol
itics Of the State-is that Of Free AMI
Slave labor. The advocates of tbs re-
moval of slavery from the State are rap
idly gaining strength, and the ability
with which the st. Louis Democrat and
other advocates of free labor, are discus
sing the subject as an economical and
political question, is making numerous
and influential converts. The large i'm
migration from the free States into the
Northern and Western portions Of Mis-
souri,, and the rapid growth and rncreas-
ing influence of St. Louis-which is vir-
tually free city-is adding strength TO
the anti-Slavery party. The friends and
former supporters Of Col. Benton, have
imbibed the sentiments Of their old
leader, and are almost unanimously, the
friends of free labor; and the present re-
preventative of the st. Louis District in
Congress, is the rising man in the State
and the worthy and able leader Of the
free State party. If the opponents oil
slavery in Missouri, shall have the wis
dom and prudence to avoid the fanaticisn
of the abolitionists. and confine thei
discussion of slavery to a question o
State policy, as affecting the economical
and commercial prosperity of the com
munity, the next generation will numbe
Missouri among the free States of tn
Union.
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G A coal mine has recently been
discovered short distance to the east OF
Vincennes, and the proprietors are en-
gagged in sinking shaft to it. The coal
is pronounced to be Of a superior quail.
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" The weather yesterday was cool
and pleasant with little or no wind.

ACCIDENTAL lady living over the
canal. fell out of swing last Sunday
and broke her right leg in two places
between the knee and ankle.
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Late discoveries In Pathology show that yer

Nute DtscU'ertes III Pathology show that very
many Of the diseases which alict mankind arise from
impurity OF the blood This has long been suspected
but Is only lately known. In consumption iubercfes
are round to be seatmeniary deposit from the blood.
DropSy, Cont Cancer, Ulcers aad Erupons all arise
in dsorferea deposits from the blood Bilious dis.
eases and fevers are caused solely By it, deranged IN
healthy state and even the decline OF lief oilows the
want OF vitality in the blood. In view OF these facts
DR.. Aver t'ssned his CArHARrIc PILLS especially to
I"'"y ana the blood and heroewe believe
% ,yssis UNPARALLELED success in controlling disease
- .--t--..-. .-----A. NIL dNWIm
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DIED..

At Rockrort. Thursday ,ning, April Isl. .,
1858, Mrs. PERMELIA =. consort OF Harmon q.
Barkwell, aged IS years, one month and 9days.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
IN Prince Of the House Of David;
Odd Fellows Manuel;
The Belle of Washington;
The Three Beauties;
IIarpers' Weekly, for April I'd;
New York Ledger, do 18th;
Plig Of Or Union, do IS.h;
Atlantic Magazine, do
Just receivedat app J. RHALY'S.
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hUNAwAY.-The horses attached to
the Washington House hack, ran away
Yesterday down Loo ast street, throwing
the driver of his sea. and infiicting sew :.
e'ai shght wounds upon his head The
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DIR. COGGsWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGESTEC
- "A l.

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AFFEc-
rIoNs OF THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation
in those who have tried it IN this city, is for sale at
KELLER {. WHITES.
u The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given by number of the most respectable citizens who
have tried it. ljya
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LlNlMENT.

Agony or ease.-Slcknes5
or health,-Life or DEATH
These are the questions in.
volved In the ABORTION or
rejection Of this specific by
the martyrs to external dis
eases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement Of
the distinguished Savan,the
late
DE- KANE,
and its efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters in
,le regions OF eternal ice,
1t is now Coming into gene
raj use in every section of
the civilized globe, and its
marvellous cures are eveiy-
where exciting astolish-
raAHr
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and is labcring with extraordinary v'gor
aud skill to make it pay lie has lately
--.-.-s- a27 CCJ insurance an lranistau,
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REITZ & HANEY,

PATENT BREAD BAKERY.
No. 4, FIRST ST., above Main.
FH>iiS Establishment is i'm full OPERATION and man
= ufacturng articles that warranted To give sat
istacf:on. All kinds Of CRACKERS and PILOT
DREAD. Ivy the pound, or barrel, at Cincinnati or
louisville prices. Holding the exclusive right for
nandeIhurg County 10 manufacture the Celebrated
PATENT BREAD so popular in Eastern cities, being
CHEAPER and HEALTHIER than the ordinary Bread,
Families Hotels and Steamboats, invited to try it,
, FRESH CAKES Of every description always ON
iand, and all orders promptly filled and delivered.
Weddings and Parties Supplied
with Fancy Cakes and Pies at the shortest notice
HOT RCSKS and BUNNS every afternoon.
anl-,l1n1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT AUCTION.
EyERGREENS, FLOWERS, CATAWBA
GRADE VINES Ac Ac

GHAPE VINES, NC, &C.
w0OLSEY X NELSON, will sell at auction, this
morning, at 10 o'clock, first door below the State
Bank, Main street, large ami fine variety of Flo
raj Plants, Weeping Trees, Eversreens, Catawta
Grape Vines, years old, and great variety OF
Plants, from the garden OF j c. Ferris & Co.,
Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. Terms cash. Iap7lt
BRAN at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel a;
retail, and - per ton, by
ap5-H IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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OIL p. Il. Barnurn is getting on his
legs a. ain. He has lately resumed the
management Of the New York museum
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For sale by ali respectable Druggists and Dealers.
PRICES OF THE LISIMENr, % cents, 30 cents and
81 n bottle. one dollar bottle contains as mncb
Liuiment as eight twenty-five cent bottles.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

OFFICE oP TEE TTRRE Hs,T., ALTON Aso ST. LoUIsl
Rrtto.pCo lsNiiamst-NEw-YoRK Feb. - 1853
HOLDERS Of COUPONS of the FIRST MORT
IL GAGE BONDS Of tse TERRE HAUTE AND ALTON
VAIROAD aue Feb l. 1855 aud alec Of the FIRST MORT
GAGE COUPoNSof.h BELLvILLE AND iLLINoISroWN
RAILROAD due M.Eeh 1858 H's r.peee; 'sqaested re-
hang a. ss, 90 tie earnings Of the roeA will sdntof
THOS AlLtN President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.-

II r. n n y
1 Tbs 0QHAf CENTRAL ROUTE oounectins sas Aaas<is
cities with Western, North western and Southwestern
by continuous Railway dxeot This Road dso sonnsSs
Ft t.burSh With daily line Of Steamers 10 al pons on the We
arm Riys and at Cleveland and Ssndusky wh steensr
ports on the North western Lske.-nshinS the moS 1r
chesp and rs~bIs ras BY which SRElohT can De oswxs
10 and from the Greet West. -,--..,,.o.
RATS BTTWTEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH
TIasr CLlss-Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, BoskA
Dry Goods 90 boxes bales and trnks) uruSs tn
boxrs and bales) Feathers, Fus nc. .......''". wv
ascosp CLls-Domes.c Sheetins shrtinS ana
fciins I'm Original b.lss Drugs I'm cssss HARD VS. ssnsn
ward Leather I'm rolls oS boHcs) Wool snd snesp o
gaIxp c. lss--knvis Steel, Chains (in casks)
Kemp Bacon and Pork salted Qoose or In sscks
Fobssco manufactured, except Cigars OF cut Co. rp y
rourrH CLAn-Coaes, F1sh, Bacon, Beef md
Port n OAKS OF boxes Eastwardl Lard and Lard q ,.
Oh Nails. eoodA Ash German Clay Tar Pituh INA
SLous-15c Y boil Gnth further notice
ca ass y 100 n uual further notice.
notice -. .,,,
In shipping goods nom any pon. east q rhi,asgds -
Good, consigned 10 the Agents Of this Road PhusSiks
Ptt,h,rah will b. forwarded without detention
PpCcnr Asnrs-Hsrris, Womley 4 Co, Msmphh, fua.l
p Sass L Co, g. Louis; p. O. O'Reiuy Co.. LvusnA
Ind Durnesnin Bell Co, and Carter yewets, LSisvA
Ky; B. c. Msidrum, hsdson, Ind. h. Brown Co, -
Irwin Co, Ctndnnsd; n. w. Graham Co, LnsstA
Ohio: Lesch Co. No. 81 Knbystq Boston; Isesa Cor
sA,.or House. Nsv.York and No ~ south-st Now rcrt
j. sneeder, Phiadephh; Assrsw KOons BGtimo'si D.
H Il HOUSTON asneral Freight Agent. Pha.ds'paAA
HI. LohBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona r
January l, 1888.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
M OfYce No. 81 Wairst.
p1iIXrf13 IA HOLT STEPHEN LININGrON.
insEPH NICKHAM ENOCH KErCHAM
sU.s DIyIS WILLIAM A. CUMMINGS,
SIJVyR n SHEPARD HESRY LYLKS.
STsry POISTAND BREWSTER VALENTINE,
I1rprp T. ROME GEORGE B. WHITPkLD,
WILLIAM P. MILLER, ALBEIT hNEhEfEA
STEPHEN W. 6AEsHS, lsAAC n SAinn,
ELISHA l. WALTON, fECNlS w GtMA,
~ SON SurpWOOD ROBERT 2. SAGE,
SNpy a pEryr DAVID " TURSURE,
nsTirL II WILLErs JOSE T. NAVARRO,
ALERT L. DE CAMP, AsGkh 1AiL0h,
JOHN N. BRUCE, JR-, EDNAhD BILL, ou,,
BENJAMIN r. HOWELL NsTHASlEL w. CaArEh
N-~ elected Directors Of this Company Tor se ensns .sf
- :, nssins of the Board Of Directors held this Day BEN
JAMiN H. HOW'LL esq., Wa reseotsd Presaeni ani
HENRY P. FREEMAN, Secretary
New. .Yort. Februsys. lsSs.
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Diano-fortes an6 mnsit.

A SPLENDID full 7-Octsve rouhd-corner
"A PLANO heavy serpea;ine moduss carved es, pe.H n'
aid ovcrsDs bass grand Non, powerful tono suitable ~
the largest ptror reduction Of Slo from the ssus price
Apply this week al No. lS2 Ihb-st near Sh-sv
4 CHOICE STOCK of new PIANOS and ME-
~ LODfON5 N RIsT VERY Low RA1ys-isnt allowed oa
purchase Agency Of JACOB CHICKFRIHVS Boston Psaos
= D. & II W. SMITHS celebrstei MEL0DBOSs and In
Iroved New.York Pianos. A. M. KANOU 81, tS' Broadway,
AN IMMENSE ACRIFICE. "A most excellent
~ PIANO-FORTE rosewood asd fully warrso'ed Will be
sold above and second aud Piano taken IN exchanze IL
s.y b. seen al " WEBKRS No l55 West Broadway. near
CaDhi.st.
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me0iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-The best Medicins
~ In the world for ucerous and eptvs diseases purifying "
blood and freeing the liver stomach and bowels from the
ducts Of unhealthy secteons II 10 at the most Pop1e a
tecye and safes: rsmedy that can DC used.
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. SANDS, Whoesae Drug
gists No 100 Fulton -st. OF William, New York.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILRoAR'

l. THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
fne Pennsylvania Railroad connects st Piasbusyh ya rS
70 and from g. Lous No. Ason 0senA and Chic:So ~
.ad Ind Cincinnaa Dayton 5pnnS64
B~ussontans sanAgsky Toledo Cleveland, CooDbcs, zaoe
~ Nss,,on and Wooster Ohio aso, With ths paob
hat from aud % Oresns st Louis Loaisvs saA uodH
natl. - -
uerfioned places In ths West
this the expediaous -
oomfortnbL route betw wesnt the East and West.
FROM NEW-Y0Rk TO CINCINNATI IN 80 H0UhA
YfOM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
IRON NLw-YoRK TO ST LOUIS In - HOUA
Yas a. low as any othsr Route
Bee hand -biLs in she hotels OF this city
fhroush Tickets further information, b. had q ~
sdioe Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor Houss Bp&Avsg,
January l. 1853. j. 4. ELLIOTT, A0ok
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Professional Nct,eee.

Oh6ss for
AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS,
]. p. PIRSSON, NO 5 wALL-ST., y. Y.
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