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rty OF the depoeed princes not the less bound
prevent any false Interpretations, and to set aside all
doubts, by redeeming, frst Of all the word France in
sraightorwa explanations with the Court of Austria
On the other hand must not forget that recently
invited Prussia and Ruesia participate in the Congress,
the meeting OF which appeared 70 likely at the
time TO assure entente between Powers and to pre-.
the solution OF the questions would have been
submitted TO ns deliberations. II did depend upon US
that Europe thus assembled called upon sauc-
ton nal arrangement, and should fear 10 Expose
ourselves the risk Of hurting legitimate susceptbiites
finding ourselves now brought by the force of ccum
stances place seves in another point OF view we
should abstain from notifying TO the cabinets 81, Peters
burg and Berlin the situation In which mperious
circumstances place and should neglect convince
them Of the necessity OF finding more practical
Ter the settlement OF questions which cannot without
danger be left much longer in suspense.
have therefore, replied 70 Lord Cowley thai as re-
peror before expressing ieef thought indispensable
explain and justify its position with the Court Of Austria,
the one hand and with those OF Prussia and Of Russia
on the other. The Engleh Ambassador appeared to me
10 appreciate the motives which this line Of conduct i'm
poses upon the government OF his Majesty and feel con
fdent that the English government will admit IT'S justice
and It's force. The welcome which we have given 10 its
hrst three propositions would testify II necessary TO the
sentiments with which received its overures and !,
cannot entertain any doubt Of sincere desire to
Dine the solutions which the situation Of Central Italy
stands Ia such need Of.
You will please read this despatch TO- and leave copy
thereof with the principal Secretary Of State of her Br
tannic Majesty
Receive NJ lc Cote, the assurances Of my high cous
Iteration. rHoUvENEI
LETTER FROM THE POPE TO TIRE EMPEROR NApo-
LEON III.
The Indq esdesoe Bsl9s publishes the following which
Emperor Of the French, Tie letter, says, WEE orig
pay In Italian
Ibaye received the letter which your Majesty has Eaj
the kindness TO write to me, and reply 70 u without
reeerve-as tie saying is with open heart AID, tnprt
NJ" 40 not dssyos the difficult poatcr efyor Majesty,
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IONS BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND THE

The Marquis de Cadore First Secretary to the French
Embassy arrived here the day before yester lay brsg
ing eeepatches addressed TO the Pope By the French
government OF the contents, Of course, know nothing
certain, however that the Duke de Gramont has no.
eded overcoming the resistance Of the Pope and
tina, the Dukes position is by no means an easy one It
. even said that he has asked TO be removed The news
The suppression OF the Cnirrs received To Rome by
aeeRraphic despatch, but the Pope was aware that NJ
Veuioi would publish the encycical letter. strange TO
say however, the Roman official Journal has not yet pub
shsu 'hat document, which is better known in France
than in Rome The Papal government would not do ts
eea organ the honor 10 en-ust the eucyccal letter to
ior pnoca'ion, but an Italian translation appeared In
the Cezdd Cattolica this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

sary add that short work made of the repast with
out much attention TO the stiff starch convenionaes OF
and bsyonets found excellent substitutes for knives
and the vertabe tops Of the milk Themselves sub
served the purposes Of bowls out OF which the piping hot
beverage was mbibed with a relish that certainly seemed
look at however much nigh. have shocked the delicate
of fashion. II sight worth looking at the
gallant Seventh regiment-the talk of the Union-swg-
girg down coffee out Of vessels from which hoses might
have mseticated their fodder with ease and picking at
cold hem In the primitive stye Of the aborienes.
The collation. being despatched, the splendid band
struck up some excellent music and the boatunoved
into the stream on it's voyage to New York - the way
over the boys enjoy ed themselves right iy singing,
cracking Jokes and yelling out the "sky eheer-a
peculiar method Of expressing emotion amongst the
Baltimore City Guard, and consisting Of sort OF hip,
booh and final al All which have extremely udcroas
but amusing effect On nearing the New York Shore the
band play ed "Home, Sweet HOME" with sweetness and
pahoe that struck every listener with admiration The air
was extremely appropriate to the occasion and sounded
doubly beautiful on the clear sparkling water, which
the soft melody Scarcely had the last note OF the IN
struments died away when the gun the per NEXT tho
Terry Numbered forth its welcome and the cheering Of the
thousands on the docks rent the air. When the boat
was Of the most genuine character Every timber the
surrounding docks was crowned with living bsWler,
and the DIN and made by the combined efforts Of
go many lungs were almost uncomfortable
It was little after when the regiment marched
out into West and streets to form in order for
the march. The Twelfth and Ninth regiments and the
stay at home reserve of the Seventh, drawn mp
along the south side Of Corandt street, tremendous
space within reach of the eye The returned warriors ad
vanced up Cortlandt street, marching by column In
pIaoops to Broadway, and receiving the military salute
from the escort In Broadway the line formed right
marched In advance, when the parade continued in
the following order
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PAT EMIT.
"a Iessnt9,. ct.ia. q. aes,loelsgea and rot.stsd

by the Governments Of Canudl, tie United .Sates
and Great Britain: to all tcltor 1t ntIy CONCERN.
NM HAT CLAIM As MY ISYENrIuN#iS. Tit
w contrvAnce of keeping accounts current.
oT1, by keeping tile statements Of the several
counts standinGin printers type their equivalents
being readily md quickly readjustel i'll any partiCu
lar part, where :tn acc.mnt may have undergone
change. by the lapse of time the of bu>i
moss transactions: that. when rebljuSte1 in al
such parts up any given date impression then
taken trOui tile type shtll exhibit. in printed form
the true stte of all tho accounts 80 kept accurately
representing all tue balances conclusions. ia
cprdance with the end or ends contemplated in keep
ingte record; rendering it. in commercial t,nsnes-
balance sheet of tile most c,HnpNct aud prrftc:
character the "details Of management being suLetan
TALLY recit ed in specifications, wherein il Is shown
that the fact facts ia be recorded may be repre-
sented by figures, symbols. tiates nuuIbers. uSE
either EeparAtely in continuation, or by ,IateVe,
else will indicate the fact facts rs desired: ana
Furthermore lEased on this primary invention. ais,
claim the device or contrirance of rendering
Transmitting accounts in partial full statements
WHEN the Rtemeut statements SO sent are thus
or substantially TINS. kept in type. by the contr
Nanoes Of my invention. be the Ineiium Of trslnsmi
sion wllnt 1T may; but the particular mode or rem
derinE accounts by the of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement Reel. and Cutter
also the machine itself, embracing all its forms and
modes. OF operating 2S Indicated III describing it
either MS simple hand instrument. propelled
iiy machinery; And in connection with these apeci-
hc claims. and based upOn them. also claim all
othermeNns anil appliances subStantfallS the
AS thtlle herein ciRtned Intended to be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
as above. this Invention Inns already spread itself
over Canada eighteen Stlfes of the American Union
and into Great Britain. aud il used in than
three hHudretl Newspaper. lces. It5immen%e valve
to banking and similar institutions will be shown in
= Circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications Tor in nrnatiun. Deeds of
Right. or .Displtc! Machaes will receive due at
iention. when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick. ~, 10. :, IL IL OF or
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and MereuriioI Dis,oss

NIUfIELEANs. 22atli August iSie.
DR. j. G.. AVER: Sir: CfIeerfuilv cuuiiiIv With
the reIue OF yOur R.eHt aud report tu SUll 1,f,
The effects have realized with yOlir SArsaparilR
haTcCnrest Withit=iu zPrartice, most u ~
coup Hints FIR which it Is reco lmended. and haze
found itz effects truly wonderful in tile cure II
real and 4NeTc1Tidl= DiEsdEs One Of my pItieuit
had SyIhitic i;!cers in his threat i'll ere 4-
suminG his palate and the top df ltis mouth y,pr
SArsAparila etealily taken cured him in fitr Wrek.
Another was Rttacked l'y secondary ~ uIr0ms hi.
AMI the uicerntih hal eaten aw ~ a considers
ble part Of il, 70 that believe the iisorder wnuIi
reach his brain and kill him. Hut it welded
my atlninStr ration nf SATsapHria; the Hlrers
healed. anIle is we'll again not Of c'iur-r without
z.mr 'lishguraliOn= If his face a woman Nlb lid
been trrIftl for the SnnIe disorder by lnerrury
suffering from tins Toisan in Ter bones Tl,eI Ind
become 4, sensitive twt tho weather that ilmp
Jay she Suffered e3crueiatinr pain IN IeEieni, Sst
bones She. too. cured entirely ty=t.lurSSArsa@
pIriiiH in a tew weeks klnw fr,,tn II ff7naI.-
which your agent gave me- that this n. istrtissa
from y"ur lsf"rasory must he great reiRei'
@sguently these truly remarkable result. whit
have not surprised nue..
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN a lSe0led Envetore.
ALECTURK. OSTIIE NATURE. TlisSTsASu
RADICAL CERE0 or SPE&AIATORKIlOEA, or Sem.
Iual Weakness. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions. producing Impotency, Con
sumption and Mental and Physical DEBILITY.
BIZ hob. J. CULHEHRELI.. ~ D.
The important fact that tile awful conbequeuces Of
sefabuse may bp ehertually removed without inter
ma msdieins or the dangerous applications ofEcaus
tlc1, iustruments medeated Dougies and other en-
pricl deTises i here clearly denonst rated aud the
entirely new and highly successfu treatment. As
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
egns Of which every is enabled to cure himself
perfect y, and at the least possible cost therebS
avoiding AL the advertised nostrus the dny This
Lecture VIII prove boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address. past pqtd, on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, Dy addressing Dr.
EHAS. j. Q. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, HUW=iOrk.
Post Tsnx 1876. iyl6
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C1Inberlaad. Oenlents

zsl51ef QIIhfLjFp AlET1CLfE sEd6s ALL KINDS
6ksgf Masonry sheEe sJatar Il - be EeaiEted;
Ep1ndetfoDs IN lzgt md Damp PiseGB; Lining for
dEu II ipbrls Ind all purposes
- 1liaich 6sneiIt & tlssa.
On Glis nSW Bslttrpprs City Voter ly0FlEs, in fhe
mn GfpGent las used epetNr
gfas9V. u u 5aie0 xtonafTely psed the masonry
ss6A q 4lso ard 0E9d. a4ld n. ". Va.
IfifSS9eeslY i,Sei 1lsist tlleFonEily tested upou
The Rev Water BtoE1Ea, In BalttnEtA where Il has
bSen.ussd IN III aitaatfonS which required work Of
Gh6 bFic conduit which 81 said 70 be the bsR pteoe
Of a N he Efsd q, tie eothliyRs over t00011 bp-
EaelS n This ceGaent Were nsed and both engtnsers
bag eqbaL ise % vet places and asheTE u
hesBaTt . B6nD DYER sTE0aO SPRIN6s, II has this
advantage al other quick settling cementS that
uhe1Psed f dry pi4ese aud expoRa 70 ts ms, 9tis
rIl.l - bio tocrAecE lasA5 Z tss-t5f75-
ceas9t ilI lss fasnlshsd 4 e. Barrels Pr Bag, in
OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling,
jY26 A0eat (9r tie Manu- 1ctayer.
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Or. j. B.s. Charming. of New York cg;. write.
j most cheerfuliy comp with tlt ,eqvt. al loi
agent in saving | have fonIrd yERf haF.slariIls !
most excellent aleraTiYe III The
Tor whic;twe employ suclI rethe,;y. his; 15gislIy
in Finale EiEehsGS of the Scrof6iVu> si.sti4sis
tIRTe cured many iuveteTutt. ir, rlar ~
it, and some lTi,eTe The compliant Wa rars+ Il, 10
csrdtiOH ut=the uterus. The licer.srioi ;ss!. ~
cured. Nothing within IuS Enssir,- s>5,glt
it for these female dera"gemenIs
Edward = Marrow OF tNrhury Ala Nfitr4: A
dangerous OrdTin3 tlfHsoI- on one Il Tsu4le. in
my family which Ind tIess,I all liz. rInt4iieS ~
c;'uld employ has nj length esn conI lt;4ly cured
by your E21rHCt OF Sarsalarilla ,iur Jiy-b isu
thought nothing bu extirraIiUn could Rift. reiiti
hut lie aivisedte tria0f your Sar-aJstr,lla ibs
last resort hetots cutting. and It psutvd gaec:Usg
Antr.t.kinE y"ut remedy eight weeks no Syinltos
Of the jiise:Lze TeHIius
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tOlhts Agent and Attorney.

. Jill =. EI0Inc s,' london, ENGLAWD. :
~ sLI9H,'', rl1o in the Montreal GaEsttSoflsi
february, 1850. prononnces tho idea" Of lkeepng
tseounts current 'in type" gross absurTlity''
thnkN nre hereby rendered. and the rance given
sbshrzitty all that 2ir. Dick has
patented Din the domain of keeping aeeounts His
Claims hinder operation therein into which fills
gross asurdity is not practically Emuggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially: neither d.
Fectly Or indirectly neither explicitly nor symbols
caly this ground his claims cOTer. aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this absnrdity aud
nothing else tSalihe asks as his claims, nationally
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ROBES! ROBES! ROHFSTl

l5lyAll moFqtng. at 81, 90 each. worth 81 600
;.iP. s.-I am selling al my early purchases in
Robea Lawns and other Dress Goods at ;less than
fteeetvfnS s1sss - 81 81 s. 5SsRfItSfjIss
5is14s tuatoa s9py.J IS e.
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'Rpe FepaabIe E1tndctx, drd pat up IN CLASS a..
iSBS Dir Jfgtf, aFd tril keep n dIaB clGIlate
The 4 FS1NLL1s ca : fTR4RFYc PILLS q
gantle but active cathRT % lite which henJprie:or
has used In his practice tni0re than tn eutT yelrs
IheeonstalItt ytnereas-g ing demand from those
who have long nESd the II lPILL& and the salts
faction which all express lin regard to their use
mas induced me 70 place them within the reach
The PEotekaton well! know that different Co
tllartos act on different q ipOrtiuns Of the bowels
The 4cAALLF ECAIH-.1,l AJf31CsFoLEIs has. with
due reference to THU. lEen established fact,
been compounded from g Ia variety of the pure4t
Vegetable E1tractB.ze ~ &1ich act alike on eve
y 4lArt OF the esmentA- Try canal and nre 9o0d
and 6Gje in all cases n where aCatliarfic fe nee.
ded. such as Deruage- tUeglts Of the tHaaaaca,
SeepfReSS. Fzis an lie ID I1aeL asad LofnE C9sff4e-
setf 13fH a2d SoEeaeSs opsT The lElI0ls IGdy. rom
sudden cold which fre-7 tquentlF. ii NEGLECTED end
In long course of FsseE. Lokxof Appe4its Crop
ing 4Sa4e1tGoa Of ChLd = iorcr he 60dg. ReEfLf4-
9ae&E Headache tpefgbf . lin lie lend all Eqana
H1t0ry LiEslsGG. Harms. IN Chi srea or 4dstE eu
HdttEm great Eaifer Of the Blood and many dir
eases TO which hes is heir tGsi ntlners to mention
in this advert iEement. DhBe- L to 3.
PRICE, .III1IES.
The IYEIt xINHIG9RAHUR and : FAMILY CA
TIlARTIC PILLS are retAi'ad by Druggists general
ly, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns s. 4. W. SANFORD. n. D..
ManuTR turer and Proprietor
3S5 Broadway. New York.
Agents 7: n. Lo6AN& CO. dec2-d6wly
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5Elz.E szGEl gAF4 II Np.46fTijne STREET.
The Re7tpratiSeis putup In bottles oTrhreesizcs
.EiE: iium. and small: the ANAL holds Y
pint AndTetRils for dollar per bottles; tile nedi-
UNI holds ut least twen.ype cent more i'm propor-
ton than smAlIs retailsf6r &o1lllTs pes bot.
tie; tie large holds nart, 20 pei cent more ii,
proportion and retails'1oFs . bottle iNs
tes y. WOOD &Co. PrOprietors 81 BROAD WayyNew
York. and III Market st. Louis, 30.
And, sold by ali. good Drnggi and Fancy Goods
.detlerss -. * So sgptI- d Gsx-3Sa
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Nc PAREG0RtG OR 0PIkTE.

Of amy kind. .nd terefDIe relieves by TeRt.rtIl TIRE
st1cfR9E of yonr child. Instead Of by deddeRIao ftl
seNetGdIttIes For this reason. II eunmendE itself Ms
the o5ly reliable preparation now known for Chill
islEen Teet ming, ~ rrhoea, pysenteEy
stomach, Wind, Cold In Inc H cad, and
Group, also. for e.zeRfJIg the gtLs 3nciae in
darHhtCtGn1 TegRtdtisg "a, B0reLE dd TclsrEHg pan
1t has egHuf- being unti-EpaEandie If Is used
with Gtdf7ipa saeeeEf in all cases Of COnTulSi0n
or other Fits. az .yot Udlae The life and heuHh
Of gOtfr Children and IrijT IN HeIa from thnSs
sad and bEghtfHg epbSegReaeEF tatich cszfnIn
reStt fT1ai the Of narcotics of tOhiel1 other rcES
dues for IRta3IfiIe Gbk trLe RHpe
but DT. EAT0Nr.S INFANTILE cordial. thu
you rEg upon. 1t perfectly harmless and c.tI,
NOT injure die most delicate infant. Price rs cent?
Fnll directions accompanying eaei bortle Prepare
ouly by CHURCH & DUPONT.
No.4Q9 broadway New York.
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- IL - - "a n
md 7fll tls50lnB Al -
Nd s1 IEn0WnIInda1-i :
uBe1 ftSGnd i6n0YeSdFt4H
Al The diseases for R6tSl1i =
Ithls cured hons IldsiS
who had given mp GniE
niEILleruus uns61fcIfed
session show.
Fhsdose mlnst be sdnp5o
Of ths indiEidu6l taxing :
tities Is 20 act gently on 6
Eetthe dietatesof yUnriTi
the use Of the LIFERis
VIII cure LfpE C0a-r
Dg9pepsEa, U9a9jate DEb
PlaSRtt. pStRaItag. Dygp-'s-
atGt 0oEtfpel5ses, Ejt67Ge, z
G02sra ht9lgta.il, EIG1.k
IFenl5SeE3e3. and may be
Ordinary Ftllail9 ReSli-!n
HEADACHES as IhOu-
flnelltg glfgtlrtex, : + t1Oo oTi
taken at commencement ),
"A 1ptp use q are Pfv-
Its hypr- n
NLH HATRR INF
TREI6rFTGOR1T0R.
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NV YoRK. Jan 8. 1855
MEssns. o WooD & -Gentlenien: Having
heard gootlleAl about Professor wooda Hair re-
stHfatiye aud rny hair being quite gray. made up
my mud to lay aside the preiudiCes. Which /. in
common with a great many persons, Ind against all
manner OF patent inelriues and short time ago
commenced using yuur article. test 1t for myself
The result has been satisfactory that am
very glad did so and in Justice TO you. as well
for the nf others WHO may lie gray
reasons for setttng IT aside unwilling to give
your l:esoratiye trial till they have further proof
and the best prof being Occular demonstration
write n this letter. which ynu may show to any
such, and also direct them to for further proof
ssn In md out of the n Y. Wire Railing Estal-
5ltSlnlent every day.
BY hair is now its natural color and much i'm.
proved IN appearances every way. being g6stfer aud
thicker and much more h.Tllt lly looking.
4 a0l, Yours respsctfulIy, lENY LEMONS.
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3 i.HiLADEL:PIIA. Scpt 8. ISL.

IN lI.HILADkLPIIIA. SCpt- 3, 1857.
PROP. WooD-Dear Sir: Yonr Hair isstoratiye is
proving itself beneficial to tne. The rpnt and also
the back part of head almost lost its coverfur-
was In TACT BALD; have used hut two aif mint bot
ties Of your restorative and nov the top 7uf5 nv
hsfd y we'll with promising crop OF Young
have tried other Preparations without any benefit
whateTer Il think from ms own personal recfJIi-
mendatfon I can induce nnny Others TO try IT.
Yours. respectfully, D. II. THOMAs.M d.
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LNFANTI .LE -G-0-RDIAL.

md Why! because It nsrer faiEG 10 afford issaaafu
1eots rciisf when given in time. II acts a. If BIZ
magic, and one trial alone will convince you thai
hats ma Ga fTua IF
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Nd 5I4fEl \ 15E.iiIlS ftoelz Of
IzllE5 Oft IIIif1l Is Is IiF re1Fy TO
lctllEe q Ilaies sl G5iifs
ils1I llliEtfSetll rlns@ detiEt-
1lsit i1tten
t4eE M = he elet
Ter rail : s II Elloe
fhRn iey5st I'D IN filtsi lity..e
als 3nns t4s - 5yrSs
doseanFls % vel
and necessities 0d 1lIGE
Ole. 10 daut tnnt nnnB asl1O4nY fynT
HIM With their prtrElsfp lTiB GO sway dfssatfs6ed
tlnt ~ vi be pleased ey1nd NEST isaa
sallne taa beauty aad III Of the
sod ha9Iay EnzEIlsal. - - = 3zzss -
SINGLE 4EtRl prUEe that this i noafRrnbug
adTertisenent and eEtGhiflf tle ssEncaItty OF At1
promises. =,
To the who :InEs s1I1nEans fafrtl.
81 he sfOlId say 4It1f
he IL PFeIlI 10 with the Sss1e 6n0Isdf
Of elEtfEl 30 faForably knPUn 10 them
and on better terTntl they aasezbee6 boiti4t ex
etnsiysy With win be sold oltly forthe
adouted for his motto thar --the nInable
up Il tetteT than the slow btt.ssss E9rLS
BED Roqf Aastrh the sign. ~ 'tEas before,
e i6hi4 join AFDBRsCg.
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1850.
1900.
THE GENITAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-. ROAD


"a -
The Cspaeitr0f this Road 10 now equal u any in die
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains.
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH &PulIADkLPuIA.
Connecting direct In the Union. Depot. AZ pttsinre
with through Trains FROM all estern Cities for Piia
delphia New York Boston Baltimore and Wasliin@
ton City, thus furnishing Rciliies for the transp0r
tatton ofsPassengens unsurpassed orspeed aud com.
fort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines through to PHILADELPHIA
without change Of CARR or Conductors.
Smoking cacs to eaClr train; WOodrufs
Sleeping Cars TO Express and Fast Trains. The
Express runs Daily, Mail and Past Line sum
days excepted. Three Daily Trims direct Tor
New York. Express and Past Lines connect for Bal
timpre and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia aud New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Bostou. Through Tickets lal Rail are EoOdun efter
Of the abaye TrainA and transfers through New York
BOAT TICK Rrs TO Boston are good rim Sor,rtcb
Fall River or Bloomington Lines Baggage transferred
TICKET may be obtained at any 81 the important
Iailroad ohices IN the West; aiso, board
regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi Ohio
GB-Fhre always as Tow and time a.
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK YOR TICKETS BY iITTsBURGH.
The compilation Of the Weston connections Of tho
Pennsylvania Rail Road inakes thisthe
Great West.
The connecting OF tracks by tile Ran Road Fridge
at PittsburEh; avoiding all drayage OF ferriage Of
taaes readily by shippers of Freight and
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents of Tie
Company.
II 8. PIERCE Co., ZaneSville o.; j. j. JoRSB1oN
Ripley, o. r. MoSEElT, Maysyille, KY; oRNsBr &
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ILIVINGBTON. Ala, FEB. l4. 1855,
PRoR. WooD--Dear Sir: Yonr Hair Restorative has
done much good In this part of the ca,lntrvs My
hair has been slightly diminishing for several years
caused. suppose, from slight turn when yyIls
quite an infant: have been using your Hair re
storativs for six weeks and find that have tine
head Of hair now, growing. after having used ali
othcFTbmides known. lto-n6 effect tiiInksit The.
most valuable remedy extant. and nd wise all Win
are afflicted thatiwilys To tlse y0nr remedy.
S0u can publish this if you think. proper
EoHfs, &C., ssss s. W. MIDDLETON
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