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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24
To.Ae A,sccis.ed Pre.,.


wAsHIAe1oy, Wednesday, March 2, 1859.
A delegation of " mebsgo Indians Of Mime sota
have had confesence with the acting Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs Mr. Mix. Their obec. is TO ooucsn.
rate the tribe on portion OF ther reservation, d.
vi5pg the land among fam hes and effect an arrange
ment by which the remaining part OF the resergaton
shall be cold for their common benefit
The Delawares Of Kansas also were repre- nted here
on matter, connected with their pecuniary and muui
cipsl affairs
Last night the President Of the United States pre-
soed at the hrst regular meeting of the Washington
MCnuucIt Society utier the rev charter, aud made
lew appropriate remarks, urging the corporstors 10
appeal 10 the people in behalf Of their noble entsr
uri.e. Committee was appointed 70 prepare an sd'
Dress to the pablo.
A Post-0hice has been established a. Corayile
Pixies Peak region and Matthias Snyder formerly Of
Virginia, Is appointed P1stms ster.
The contract for daily mal service from Lesven
woitu 10 Corsvil has been gwen ~ Ben McCqlo,a
sud T. T. Eecklu Extensive arrange nents are
berg made ty them FOX the transportation oi passeo-
gee a.sO
Tie SecretaI, Of War has appointed Dr. J A
MuLap ply Hcian 70 toe eGpeciti.n Shicd bis heeo
ors aLizeO 80 crUs'fuct a wagon road nom Il Ben
| ton 70 VI all Nal'a. DIR Muisn has sppOoted 81
his assstants sId wi" ease for the Pacific ~ the next
stt5meT.
LII utet6IL " SlEel Dc 6ppOipLct 10
tho expedition and If 20 c)niCus the surveys aud e1'
plniatious usje IN lsJJ, 1856 and lSjs.
The Secretary Of the Navy is making an effort b.
have the steam sOopsoiSsr ready for service az
TIE earliest pracrc sbe period. Toe ElC,nesI-in-
Chef Of ne Navy eft to-day ~ Inspect toe mar1nery
cr the two 10 course Of construction at SUffjk
Oliclsl despG' ches show that the emgTa'lJa from
DIemeE during the ycsr 1873 vas, to Ne~-YoIk,
- ~ psss-1gers 10 seven'y-one sbios the entire
Iunte' TO the United States beng - 10. In 1891
tie humber was a. 81 and u 1916, 81 6so Daung
tho sst ten yeers the emigration tom Great Britain
sEd ireland, has been 10 600 and ffcu Germsuy
10000 ftom France scarcely 100. la 1871,
while EI land seLt bat 30 0O0 and Germsny 10000,
Frame numbered only Is so, including about $3.50
q 900 to Asiers. In the ast ten Yeas oce hal Of
the Frsrch eDigrauts have conc to Ayers, aud not
more thsn 100 OoO Erencbmsn have, daring this Pc
nod, emigratsd 10 tie " New World"
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NOn-ArriyalO of European Steamers

HALIFAX, Wednesday, MA.co I'll 3. IN
There Gre as YET, 10 Indications Of tie steamers
America or App Low bosd dee at this port win Liv
eIrool dsies Of The 18th Ist. Wind nortA..a:, and
q thick .nog.s.oIIn prevailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

Mr. bal. bill prohibiting the sale of intoxicat-
irg quors to be used as beverage, upon which
We commented the other day, was ordered to
tAird reading hy the Assembly last evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From ashingtOn.

Special Dispatch - The ~ l. il'ihe
WASHSGroS, Wedne.da', March %, l>o9.
The Comuand,Dt Of the United States Flee! be-
fore Vera Cruz states 20 tue Department that tue
application If tue American agent, Or. Church
weU. of Tenn for liberty to land 8 naval force to
protect American interests, If the city be storued
by Gen. MIramon has been deoed uPos the ground
tbs, if one nstlon has such PERMISSION Others may
REQUIRE il. Ii is stated ihs5 the Liberals at vera
Cruz are confident Of success But Que naval OH
ceIs are not only dubious to who Will succeed,
bot also &. TO what vii occur IN any event IN the
future.
Mr.. Churchwen, the Government Agent in Mex
leo Will he recalled-hs services beng rendered
useless by the appointment Of Mr. McLane HIS
correspondence is not regarded as Of any import
apce. since il is entirely one sided.
Official and private letters from Paraguay agree
in representing the re'ult Of III, expedition as de-
pendent upon the inclination of Gen. Lopez, or
uoon such impression as the neigoboring States
con make in favor Of peace If negotiations arc
DELAYED without reaching solutlon the squadron
mus, return. or VISIT TIL II can be rrcoforced. Toe
Administration is ust beginning TO realize its rash
undertaking.
Since the Harrisburg Convention Mr. Buch,n
ans friends claim that he should be the can
ddate IS being the most ayalable mso, hay-
irg been indorsed by Pennsylvania. The course
OF Mr. Douglas toWsfd toe Anti-LecOmptOn De.
mocrscy OF Penn.ylSaD viii be watched With IN
terest. Neutrality on b, part is inadniss'ble.
The legal point involved By the Act of Congress
IN respect to the reposal of tie Boston Postodice
is before the Attouey. General. The names OF
Rufus Cboste and Coward ESeret.sre at the head
of memorials fayoring the ne site.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOrIAa.
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FRANCE.

Notvhhssndirg tie marked eject 90 the fuuas =
tie ios..ss paoGe .-.ic.a Lcrich joGirak s1ea y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT LACtRArloN.
BtAJaAks TkU,sFs, Nc. Barclays. tOPPose the As.oT
Ho1,e retain and Rupture -ibOUt sceoo or danger
Of norf cation Refers all "a. rs, Surgeons 10 the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

GENTLEMEN's HATS, SPRING SrYLEs.-biRp,
Ne ~ Heso Invites the st,eutOn o. Ia, oastonen arc we
~ 20 Of HATS the hisn tnn sno ,s2o
wtsh are not excslod b. the pfodscoD, o. any e9u '
txada- nAAO W V
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-30
NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC.

M1ks. pU BDfS,
ESPECfFULLT announces 10 her Old friends sn cust1s
T. mers she still f5dnI College street
lover MeClelland's) where, using the
Howe Sewing Machines
she prepared 90 hand5er and better work an Before
Dress ing. and sisha Of all kinds done
nov9G I'm
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AVING Just returned from New York ether sastsin
cities sith large iendii ercan,
French, Enssh and Germaa Toys, be sold uhssp, y
sale retail. CuAS. R1BEhTSN,
noY2- dtf No II Markcc lreet-
Ps-Country Merchants m please cal sad ezss1f bers
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PsUEEC SALE o. gElTABLE
rr--N - e =. 2 =


on m East goro whites Greek tour miles north q Nashville
~, acres in traces, one ol lOi acres lhe other
i6rrs lie u scfss contains ms d@sinus a4a improve
-.g 49, s.r~rs. and 1cs and eNlala fronts
80. .r ~ Brick Church Turnpike E1al The lo'
~, f tte r7s at very rich hrs large loon OF splga
f-s ~ a.l fronts poles the Beck tua-cA Iu-l9ay,
- ls.-.ri, la sbuayc with two god Springs
sl IS fite Iaos, well worthy Ore ausitga OF al' Who
IL
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II UST received large s. fmeutof SMITH ce brst
ID wheeling Ats, the Rest IN and Tor sale
MIZELL, HOOPER q 90.
Gees Sos - MarEets Iaet
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oLe Square, Ons yesr. ssoEach additional Square, SO.
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fors win be charged for the excess.
IL TIE WEEKLY.
oHE DOLLAR per Square for tie rst F1T CENTS for
Subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published both Daily snd Weekly will
b charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
added
zfssaaieat Adsesienens rss Be paid for at tie time e
iaseTfiOa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-30
Musical instruction..
PROFESSOR II KAIRK AIITG

EKTOULD state 10 those wishing emplov his fervces
w he hasa few hours now at the disposal Of pppils
Terms o. Instrumental lessons IL By
session. If taken by the NOR IN s2 per mnth Cuva
ton Of the voice singing S75 per session. Invas ably in
and d@dnon allowed those charges any
Appeaiionon BE- made BensOns aeClures Music
Store. uoVafd Am,
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! TEN LINES or LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
\ 1x TIE DAILY
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FoR AAEE.

KnnA AJKE3 Of Land In Ob,on carIfy. Tenn
SbtBs1sF tact o 3t0 insrsecd ~ The Moae and
Raro,i plenddy timterel; go elirsiau.t-r
tract Of ge by Hoiis aad Ohio Earaad.
miles The dof 1--we tern RiilroaG, il-s fgm ne Mis-
ssppi Rive-a choice rsct sm anxous = se ed wiz
give a bargain. j. ". MAkrIN.
further particulars refer to r. ECKLY, Esson Cbiau.
county, Tenn. nevis
Nashville Unou and American please eopy.Trsss sra
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Christmas! Chri,Inas.

IF yoa and the assortment in he eIg of TOYS
Fancy Articles Perlof Ornaments, R3ekuz nores Willow
Ware, Pianos. Sheet Music, snd Nusir al In trumeub
60 to LOCKS Masic and Fancy store Or Church Street
decs
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1t viii great deal unnecessary trouble flour friends
X writing to vii bean in mir the following rules:
AEay1 give the date Post Office county and state the body
Of your letter
II yeu wish the Paper changed from another give
both Offices in full.
If you write business and other nsters write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Ct Sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and Subjects nay be Of information interest The public
Nneneus communications whatever character viii receive
nos ention. IN
Correspondents should write upon side of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected lncatiOns.
All letters business should be decled Messrs E. G.
EASTMAN CO.. personally to either Of the Pro
pEator&
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o. u Is r l. A G.
Hoist. host flag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath Tie western SKY.
l. war, let every stripe golorth,
Borne by the p=triot's hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
o., and hill and strand.
II peace guard vel the sacred bOor,
Bequestled by patriots blood
FCr Oh! twas IN freedoms Cause,
Arla the battles food
Hoist. hoist, haE 10 heavens hresIe,
Let every fold foai high.
Uufurl its hammer everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist fag in Arts great reiFnt
let every star foat higher.
Uu w;th the nation emblem,
Above the tallest spirc
Lei Geunes esSeans every where
Let every state around,
Know where a 5ype Of nature s mSds
Where every type is tOuni.
Above -i3t GIiiC5k,
Cur country standard wave,
And underneath its FOLDS preside,
, Tse beaudful-the brave
The chili-taep parent--patriot--siTs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest tp0rtraituTe
With every charui hut life
Thea raise our Hauuerto the sky
Letevcry srbCSTneEs,
Thattypes az the ATt G1JlsrI-
Are made by @. c. HUGHES,
tehl5-dEwtf Corner OF College AMI UuNofai
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SylasB6iIGt dniou an0 5meritan.
Esates of AarertIsing.

Daily IS; Tri-weeikIy So; weekly So.
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Grnfcnberg Vegetable PiiIl,

FKNHE GrB eatefg Vegetable Ps offered only rslusha
for the Of diseases arising from dera gn IN ne
digestive sfgant AMI the sympt iniictins seG
reseray Cansua pOn Hcliache NrrEoasne neaflaess
ter eating. BDusness erthurn Acdiiy. Naue Ff-uisuce
Want Of appetite, Dety, futuess, raia ia & &to @ AMI
Bowels. Dspeusa- LIVER Compaint H1 Erupiofs ,e ss
nes oisturtei Sleeping Griplss lever sad low Bl
hons and Remitfent Feyess
On account e Eieir great 1,iEaegs aa 0u kis scf fiz
fieV grfps ifrfrs TIE 50dcgg IN aspn
efe7a g on ts GraRbeyg Ps t7i Be- found MOI pleas.
an Ada any others.
II r PklcE q czsTs On DOLLAR
PtET
or rHE cOuE iRY. ALEX MACKENZIE,
nov I2-lf a C.lIeEa Straal. Ma-lllllIa.
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A CARD.

H AYING associated with in NY old business-hat Of
buying and selling negroes both commission and on pri-
vae accounMr. s. 5 Jones, Of DeSoo, Mississippi, and
brother VIM. II. Forrest Of Memphis can tender to my
friends better facilities than have been able 10 oner them
Our buildings located No. 50 Adams street. next door
east Of old mart they spacious combining convenience
comfort and sayaFe superior to establishment of the
kind In the Sste and equal any that have inspected
respectfully sol cit fer firm, from old friends and
ard the public the patronsge which have largely
and literally received Hitherto from heD and wiz oay sdd,
that which We promise or say, We guarantee,
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7. c. BUReE IN SWAIN
BURGE 81 SWAMI,
AND DEALERs IN

WHOLESALE GEenEEaSs
AND DKALERs
BRANDIEs, WINES. CIGARS, &c,
COR COLLEGE AND ogURcH SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
EETE in receipt Of large well assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, c which We invite the attention
Sugars
25e hhds Sugar I50 bbsBaltmore and ouans
100 bbls Y aad Philadelphia Coffee Sugar.
Crushed Sugar, rs bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
50 ibis n snd PhiladelpAia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 2S bbls Baltimore and Philade
phia Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, Is do 0, C. Java cOEeo'
100 dc Laguyra doi
$50 bbs New Moiass., ESQ ten gallon Cold syrupl
300 y bbls do 20 hOls. DO 40
100 ten gall kegs do
800 bb Deans ex Whisky 2co bbs best Robertson conny
le0 do Wilshre's do Whisky,
rs do " ard B. Cary $50 bbls Rye & BouT5or DO
25 do Sris old Tesee DO 100 bxs LengUorhs CataWta
IS or. ripes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Vine; 60 L casks old Burgundy
! pies Jean Louis Brandy; Winei
pipes Holland Gin; so hask Champagne Wine
btlsAle; 20 Ibis Vinegar;
e5 casks London Eortcr;
Together with every other articles usual kept in the grocery
inc ToctI5dl BCRGB & SWAMI.
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It5SC.


UEsTBRDAY morning, Ladyss GOtd Anchor
watch wits the name o. EiWLrd Farrc, Bra street,
and the No 1906 iE iea Gold Chain Locket Key and Pip
attached The Watch l1ss the Pubic sque
It's vicinity The finder vii be suitzbly rss2ri b iesVrz
al tie Bookstore, No &. Colleze sireet.
E-aff
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ETeaung and Cooking stoves.
u 3 Laws full supply, OF al ;he best patterns which
a-sis MACKENZIE & BIINCHIN
yaKIMEJAOLDy - ANN MOCHA COFFEE
Ssgg5 50 ~ SAVE. ORR
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Change OrEocutFou

ChaBsc Of Location.
EAViNG purchased Of NJ. CHA W srrr4 his satre
Z Of Books and Stationery. nj No. 81 Coiege
Street shall 10 rtgcyc stock from Magks
the store No. 81 Co-e Street, where intend continuing the
GaOE, STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL SsyEsS, ia all
its epartmeuts, and whore shall be pleased Il see my old
friends aud the public generally
Nov. Z, less. =. MAGAN.
Uavn. disposed Of my Books, stationery &C -
Mr. F. IAGAN. solicit continuance Of ths patronage my
friends log Esy successor CH8s. w. SAITH.
n0y4
THREE YEARS OLD WHESKIES.
.NyEh In store BoarDOn and Rye Whisky ?
W. byus old Whisky two years ago. pure and very
Gpe lnea6l LELLYETT s. SMITH
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EETE have just reosssi direct Neg Orleans 81 hhds
w Of strictly ehooe sugr iecidiy i1e bsst
ke. This lot Of Sugar has been replckehs ho<eds
ulI, > nd in most excellent shipping orier
MIZELL HOOPER 4 Co.
e. "a
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kHT have ths lay lssocud ah Ia ne 1r,sr uusirasB
w ". II BUTLER and 3 J. EElTIf. she stgI=of 4
Arm however, wilt remain hretofrre We verysalat
ul 70 the eommuniy Tor their liberal Patronage aryts
slowed, and hope that not fail t5 art tae attsado
with Associates
novs-d9m KIRKPArRTCK. KY
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CuUs>s-TIES WANTED.

.,ue Nashville and Narh Western Railroad Con a'y visn
.-IUfiac. Tor 10000 Cedar NEOss-si'-' Slee.
d - tbi.E we'll HuWu, U-rraEesl place moi
inches clear o. usrs, tue TO Re ssuIls Il" he denver
A al M, "a. .e line 81 tse road la Nasviits 40 -
Fsr ttt TICS, OF IAa saGe s-e as 410s 10 ue ti'e
On he Lac Of the road Ia r-es 5l Se''o' Il u ''''O "
.r....s. ri saril section % supply tic salAe,
.r wishing bad WA direct 90 tl PRESIDENT a-1 IL.
II "' ei1 'a't'i-'@ ulv.9l-t
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Ls0, on hand Preserves, Pine AIpSs' fi,A'es i'-a
tres uraes L,aous Bssius, rs, turrsts' CFon' &c,
Ilse, Dried Bee Beef Tongue @e sl!Se' -e"s' &C ~ "
~ CHAS. ROBERTSON,
NuI7 Market St.ect.
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A. REV a ~ CO.,
IMPORTERS.
Direct through the Custom House Of Nashville, Of
EJIEANDIFsS, WINES, HAVANA CIGARS, sc,
NO. 30 NORTH MARKET STREET,
oYE uooE ABOVE WATSON HousE,
constantly hand large stock Of varoIs grades
w very old age Port, Sherry, Madeira and other
extra Wines Lsgrima CAT:zt.. Mslvose, &c.
Among the dE.I@ uEuds Of Champagne and Brsndes, we
the ye Champagne Creme de B0uzy and Cognae
Ota1 :, DuIpy Co. oEIy nine years Old.
A. RIYA & CO.,
IN Nth NForbaf fct-aat
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
d II GNR WHEN a ER

tOLE Agents the sae Of Tie celebrated Knozvi Is City
- MILES FLOUR, have received 60 Rs pei zr1at Ehc b.
they selling 81 Mills prices
This hs Premium Fair Al rliI
2 barrel higher In the New York market hsn uthr
braud
We expect to keep full SIMPLY on hand and rereui end Il
Rith the utmost rourdsr Ezp riar
any Flour We have sgtn. p sNOWDES a Cd
NJ 4 North Cherry rect
dcc2 Union and AmericaH aildirf-
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTYE,;,.I,Ip-

TEHHE partnsrshP hitherto existing between Haas 4 J-
this day Dissolved ty mutual co.'s sert ~. s.,s
against the am viii Be ssfled hy Hagan 4 Trs,,- - So
indebted % the aFn ar requested 10 aase uayulent 40
JOHN u H4aAV
naFlh ~ HslIaSr,-
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNIE- EST.
travelling in char-e thereof.
FRETGHES FORWARDED.

By this Feghs Of all description he forwarded
from Philadelphia, New York, Boston Baltimore any point
the Rairo Is Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wscon
Gn, Iowa, or Missouri, ly Railroad direct
The leuusy gauia Railroad also connects 81 Phurg with
steamers y which Goods be Forwarded 70 any port the
Chic, MusurUn- Kentucky Tennessee Cumle7and, Illinois,
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas Arka and Red
Rivers andat Cleveland, Slnduy, aud Chicago Witha ports
the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and ShiEpe enrustius ths transportation Of
ttslI freight 20 This ~cIs with confidence on is
speedy transit.
TIE Yates Of t to any point 10 the West by The Pennsy
ssaa Railroad a Al favorable charged by
other Railroad Companies
III ? Ec particular TO mark packages ya PCnna. r. R
NeIauts 10 Tie est ordering goods from the hast viii md
il 70 their iue, to call on the agents Of this Company at the
following places before Shipping or letters addressed TO either Of
them th subject fre-t5, will ah prompt attention
E. >. sNEEDER, Philadelphia
IAGREW & EUONS, 80 North street, altimore.
IEECL = Co, No. As.gr House. No. J. $. W n ST.,
NY.
LEECE & CO No 81 Ellhy street, rston.
H. T. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Plia.
L L. EOCPr, General Ticket AGENT phila.
TU1s. 4 SC0TT, Gsnc-aI sur't Altoona. IA [iars-f
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VIE A lsrss asd convenient sFe ess an tsstrts ssse
uefnpiic sq1aTe, nov eCcupe ~ Atiav 49,, 4 ~,
foIterns apply to Mr- ADANsor = -
dses-s ANDREirnwrSo.
HermetIeally Seated Fish. Se.
.nd ~ ao1Sa Sss0 f'''A s1ls los's aud Nas m u IL
'a''s VESSEL ruoaRsoS
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y BETWEEN PTTTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,
soNNECTTNG dire in the Union Depot at Ptsbu,g. with
~ Ihrou Trains lrn all "csern Cities for Phiiadelphia,
NeE York, Boston Baltimore, and Washington City thus fur
hing facilities FOR the transportation OF Passengers
- ior sped and c'niort by ay 2therToute
-Epress and Trough Philadelphia without
taEe of clrser con iuotors.
4okt Cars areaclel tocach tain. W. dru's Sleeping
s-sto kxTress and Past Trains. F'hc Express Esuns
Hly Mali and Fa5 Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
'eas connect direct e New Ior. Express and Fest line
sctfsr Baltimore and Washington.
a Trains leave fis5urg A. n, arrives Phale pha
OF Baimorc 5 ?. NJ, New York l5:3o ?. 81
sal Tan leaves Ptssrg 4 & arriving Philadelphia II
ss Linz leaves ps5srg p ~, arrives a, Philadelpaa
Baitira5re Al & 30 A. g. New YORK s.s8 P Il
SIS Dal DFains between fi4i1r1fa and l'Cz- York TG0
siiitaiD are good either oi TIE above trains
Boa. eges % Boston good va Noraik Fsll River
resets Eastsrd nt obtained at apy OF the important
Aaluad 0ee IN h e also, "a board ofa1F Of the egua
westward at TO ees Of he Conpany in Boston, New York
3altinore, or Philadelphia.
sarg always as low as By any other IfOute.
ASK F0R TYcKB7S By Pr. 7SBURG.
The completion the Western connection the Pennsylvania
Railroad 10 Chicago, makes this .ho
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORNTE-WEST.
The connecting tracks by tho Railroad Bridge Pittsrrg
ing Of tine advantages hy appreciated uy Shippers Of
frei zlt. aud lie travelling public
Parties shipping Eaztra-a hui their advantage to
ship iy this route.
For FIeHt u:-ac ous or Shipping Directors apply aI
ireEs either Of the following agents the company
d. A. STEW ART PHtblrg;
Doyle Co., seu5su,ie N S. Pierce * Co. Zsnesyiie O.;
kCrcppgr Portsmouth, Paddock Co. Jacksonville Ind;
HW brswn Co Cincinnati, o. r aeldrUn, Madison,
I'D; william bingham, louisville, ky,; Graham Co,
Cairo IN Sass 81. Louis, Mo- John Harris, Nashville,
N " II II Eo5atz, Aron. III Murphy walIs Dubuque
Iowa 20 Freight elst o. Railroads at different points in tie
rae Greatest Facilities offered E0r tIsc Pro-
teOJiOn and speedy transportation of
LIVE STOCECs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-11

"MURDER OF THE THE
babies of the New York almshouse are
farmed out to nurses in the city, and three
of them we're found last week in the care
of Mary Cullough, in process of starvation
and drugged to keep them quiet. They
were lying in heap of rags, while the
clothes furnished by the city were nicely
laid up in Mrs. Cullough's drawers. Their
limbs were shrunk to an inch in diameter
and their hands looked like birds claws
One of the little innocents, in the agonies
of starvation, had sucked its arm to an un.
natural shape The nurse received dol.
lar week each for the slow murder Of
these innocents. Fortunately for them the
process was stopped by the arrest of their
nurse for stealing, and their condition was
then made known.