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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-31
Boarding and Nursing

Boarding and Nursing
WM b.. from Three to 1'uelve Dollars per Week.,
including Medical attendance or not, as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, J. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We: the subscribers, Physicians in the City of
wilmington. Del, believe that The Proprietor of
the Living Home, and Home for the Insane, will
endeavor to make them useful and popular insti-
tutions and that we will atterd on persons who
visit them at the customary city charges
IL. F.. Askew, NJ. d., Geo. W. Clayton. NJ D.
L.. r. r. bush NJ; d.. James f. Wilson, NJ. d.,
IL. IL. Porter, NJ, d., w. X. Bullock NJ. D.,
X. p. johnson, NJ D., A. H. Grimshaw u
VIM. ii. White, NJ. D.. Geo Pepner Norris NJ n
Geo hichard baker,N d., Edward yeazey, NJ. D.,
.eHopattic.
T.. Harlan, NJ. D.,
VIM W. Thomas, NJ. D., Homeonbatbic
A. NegcnlanlR NJ. D.,
}. Simms, NJ D.,
j. ii. Simms, NJ. D.. Ecicctlc.
j. d. Craig, NJ. D., Hydropathic.
Feb Is, 1S6l-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
VULCANiTE TEETB! s---->
IULCANITE TEETHi
GREAT EVPRO TENEgT ~ ARTIFICiALC -;

" JONES DEyTsT having the right for making TEETH on
the Vucsnte pae and Jeiny satisfied Of Is absolute superiority
al other H76Od, having thoroughly for hceire
hOtts IN large number Of he St dgcun cases
where gold and other plate had utterly failed with
entire rhdncc 70 tho'e desng full partial Of teeth
Ferly j Gs1iisfed r these Hey using The per
ct adaptation C the plate and the fucon thereby secured
ahles him 20 Insert teeth without clasps which, the
gold plate has rendered teeth pan and ustss HAy
Ing been adopted by those standing highest in profession
and South, testimonials sill be given and specimens exhibited
those Wishing 4 them
Gold other plate made Of course for such prefer
them.
Filling regulating and all other operations gently
thoroughly performed.
Teeth extracted without pain, BY electricity, having
two hundred teeth with IT,
eF- flee hours from 10 3% rom Az to g. Main street.
between yih 10th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR TAX SALE OF NEGROES.
TNNHE has this day commenced the Auction business
the sale % NEGROES Franklin
street lately occupied by BETr. a GREGORY
He ~ sell Negroes both pubhy AID privately, and socits the
ofh ead and the pubic generally He pledges his
ts q the Interest ." his patrons and tAers hIse
thai from his long experience the irAd will be enabled 70
obtain h h hest market prices He will make liberal advances
an property In ha-d-and prepared board
grged the trade and also their ample
M ions Tor botf. Stokes,
On Franklin sId door below W all street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
MATER OF THE
wv ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.

BOTTLED AT THE SYRINGE
The undersigned have constituted the house Of PuRc LADs L.
Co. Druggists Richmond Va GENERAL AGENTS the UNITED
STATES. and the CONFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA.
The alton OF this water medicinal agent establish
ed In Virginia and many parts Of the souih and rapidly
tending the whole important
established at Is Of the few Mineral which
bear transportation that has been
years IN glass without apparent damage either TO Its taste
medical qualities
The many emsrksble performed by in Dyspeps,a
Chronic DiarhGd, and DyentS Chronc Disease
fila and all GidnduGr ald Skin Diseases Cronic Nervous
Complaints BrOnciitis Piles kc have
the eminent medical every section Of the county,
DR. Cartwright, OF New Orleans In truth know Of
water Europe America rich In medical substances that
OF Rookbrdge Alum sprngs."
matter Of little importance that the public should he fully
prsed Of the remarkable efficacy Of the Roekbdge
profession and never hut In these waters remedy
found that de the name Of specific for their cure
Our pamphlet Is ned with letters OF the eminent pys
clans clergymen. awye and all classes OF felowcren
who certify he personal knowledge and experience Of the
OF this water.
The have now completed such arrangements Tor
bo.trg and transportation they confidently believe will
them henceorth fully aud promptly 70 the steadily growing
demand,
only used a. the fountain by the visitors who have
thtr by invsds their distant homes has naturally
the effect to bring into the market to some extent other waters
bearing tmar Therefore, persors who wish this
apply directly the undersigned their
general agentsin Richmond whilst Tie Gde will In all cases. pro-
their supplies through the house OF PURCELL LADD Co., by
whom they will be furnished with the proper certificates
show bills
The ALUM POWDERS MASS being the resduay salts Of the
water obtained by evaporation been found by
snce 20 retain the medical virtues OF the water and TO be
II With safety by
the mall and 70 remote points where the water cannot easily be
Yor full particulars, see pamphlet
We will send the pamphlet application by letter.
sddressedto FRAZIER d RANDOLPH, Proprieors,
Post0fce, Alum Springs,
Rockbrige county, Va, or 10
PUgCELL, LADD 4 CO., General Agents,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
DANIC PRICES, IN EAnNEST, ,.,,
Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,

Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH ST7AUSE, No. u Main street
than 30 the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns 6 10 and l2 Pine Jaeonsts and Organde
I2 &C. Debages 10 cts and higher Bee1e all col
ors AZ Il 25 cts Ic 600 handsome Se Shawls, with
Chenille Embrodery So worth e. OO Back snd Cooied six
PArAsos nom IS upvad cooreG Calico ct 6s
and cent? cheap lO Ladies SIX Thread Gloves and Lrc
lets l2 cent? short ard long SIX Ms at 3& snd %
cents worth double the money Hossre Linen Handk erce
Irish Lren Booms. Brown and Black Sa rg ans sheenG
Pillow Case Muslin and ToEeiug French EesdeWosked Collars
nom 2 h IS cts Cambria and SwlJs Bands the finest work In
the city, Cassers Lnen Goods for Men and Boys wear
Black and Silks and great Gooc too nuner-
mention viii found that sstoLh eyery body
that calls No. q &sln street. Look out FOR the right place
aplT JpsEPH siHAOsG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE
SICK HEADACHE!
CURE
Nervous Headache!
CURE
All Kinds Of
HEAD A CHE!

by the Psthe periodic attacks Of Nervous i
Headache may be prevented and II taken at the
immediate relief from pain viii be
obtained.
They seldom fall removing the Hdused Hsdddehe
which females subject.
They gently upon the bowels-removing Costioeness
For Literary Ken udent Delicate Females and all person,
OF stddntarv hGJi they valuable Ldsdoe improving
the appetite giving and pi9or TO the digestive organs, and
restoring the elasticity and strength whole system
The CEPBALIo PILLS the result long investigation and
carefully conducted experiments having been years
during which tine they have prevented and relieved vast
amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether orgna
ting in the system from deranged state Of the
stomach
They entirely vegetable In their composition, and may be
ken at all times with perfect safety without making change
Diet and heddsnce Of any dfsagreedb taso renders esI
% administer them 10 caiLIren.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITsi
The genuine have Ave signatures Henry O. spsd!ng each
box.
Sold by Druggists and all ether Dealers In Medicines.
A box will be sent By mail, prepaid, receip, Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY G. SPALDING,
4s Cedar Street, New York.
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VOLUME IS.
RTCHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.

DEsRE attention 70 ny removal nom No 100 Main
street. the oonueous building No 2s Main street. Ad
join NJ the new - - -
between sh and sh streets where prepared 70 exhibit AlAs
St0c< o.
ad re4dvaie Maery Articles than heretofore, conStns OF
sx s-. ana Velvet Borns's Bonnet Pume Rbbons, hench
I'D American Flowers Bridal Wreahs Head Dresses Dress C
u Csps Beshis CPe -ni Mus1 Collars sn see'e9 IN
a.. Cs.s Hats snd Coaks and Tabs sc IN al styles
r. general Millinery business viii tnufte
" % order Cloaks and Mana OF an kinds n the ateS ASH
s-ve - reasonable prices orders VII receive prompt
80 sus-lal attention. ". Q. BARTON,
229 Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

EREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 n-kins Nc l Goshen Butter
Is hbls Buckvheat Flour
SO bbls lssuperhae Extra sad rsully Flour
smokej aud pickled Salmon
IS y bbls Nc. n. G. Rec HerTirss
IS pkss No. Necsert
Is bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Oheese
0st Neal, RI Flour, Ac, &C.
received FOR the lowest terms Tor cash. or
rror,pt eus,omerF At hINNIs 90 IS PANTY Grocery,
,oiA Cd and Main Sts.
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DAVID =. d. CABELL,

WALTER,H. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN E,Y AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly In all The Courts held In the City Of
w Richmond aud counties Of Henrico Chesterfield and Ame-
la.
ofce No. Law Building. Franklin Street, de5-6m
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
NlTODD ROFIEDIN and his son WOOD BoULDIN, Jr.,
w have united In practice Of the law, the counties OF
Charlotte, Halifax and hecklenburg.
WOOD BoULDIN, Jr., WOOD B0ULDIN
Boydton, Tseott Post ONCE
Meckenburg county. Charlotte cou MY.
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LAW CARDS,
7 N. WALLER.
,. D. kSRF OF.
J. D. KSRFoOr. N. WALLM
hERFOOT & WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT Law,
DALAI, TrXAs.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT Law,
DALLAs TEXAs
NR-Prompt attention 70 Collection and Land Claims
REFssEs. s-samuel NJ Garland Amherst C. n Va John
Thompson Jr Amherst H. Va Garland Christian Lynch
burg Va Mosey Speed, do Judge " NJ Burford, Dallas
Texas; Hon. n II. DGrnel, do. mh30- d5cly
DAVID =. q. CABELL,
Ely AT LAW.
DRACTICEs In all the Courts Of the counties of Nelson and
4 will sesd TO any Law business entrusted
him In the adjacent counties
E- Address, Tye River Warehouse p o., Nelson Co., Va
is96-ly
CArENg PATTESON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
Onice Buckingham G. II.
deol-d6n
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THss APPROVED REMFDY FOR
RHHEsI fiATESF5.

THE APPROVED HEuEDt KOR
RiH Es HATEST.
CHI ORfDE OF PR0PYLAMINE
DRoPYLA"INE was hs used for Rheumatism by DR.. Avena
ru5 OF st. Pe7ssHrg within period Of about two years
he treaties two hundred and 1y patients with this remedy lie
II seems to possess the power Of true specific for the various
affections oi Rheumatic ogn Ithas been employed also in oo
side pracc In considerable nuuber Of acute and chronic
Rheumatism In the palm and fever always cksp
The Chloride of Poryune the u,ost certain aud agreeable
form for It has beea used the Pennsylvania Hospital aad
elsewhere In this country with asserted ndeul
On recpi Of i-a w ssnd BY mail postage prepaid sa
efficacy Tan directions wn accompany IT,
Elixir Pfopyaulne and al other prepara-
Popylsraine and vii b; glad give any information
''''' '''- )" '-''' ''''' JOSEPH LArDLEY. ohaulst.
Sign Of the red Mortar, Mala and 9Th sts
mh8O Richmond, Va.
CtROSs M.DGiNGS PL0UR ---4 FEW RBLS.
" OF fRovl.ni'. brand Ia store and for sae by
my2S Cor OF l4th and Cary.
GOcD STOCK
Of Books and StaUonery,
W RANDOLPH stn supply, ct old prcca, School and
Books made to order; styles Bo.kbndIng short
Cap Letter Nct Drawing Envelopes Blong copyng Wrap
Eavecpes peas n. nssnd, tape rubber bands. qzs PEN
os sand glue BANKERS cs.7 bill holders, collecting books
books. pooo' "s'ug dess, esEd', letter clips. deik
" Al iinds Of Printing style ny2l
GAnpEN SEED goH YALL SOWING.
W Eary Large YORK Cabbage
DO 0xheat do
Do Sugkrioai do
LArge Drulhead do
Do Fst Dutch do
Esrly CsElHOEeTs
R0uniSsyoY Spanish
GriHhn Cure5 kaIe
Early Butter Lettuc5
Do Hardy Hammersnith do
Black and Spanish Radlsh for sale By
oes WM. PALMER. SON 4 90.
EyREsH BUTTER.
Is Fi5k,ns superior Flesh Batter
box PTesh Egg3
Just received county by Central Railroad day
800 bus Peach Blow Potatoes nice ard fresh FOR plant
ing
Family, Extra and superf1e Flour
Woods No. North Carolina Roe lIerrinFs.
For ssle by, J. RnGF1TsoN,
r,yTz Car Gov and prsn lin gtrarts
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lIlsCCICs FaR VoLUNTsERs IN .ACTIvK

fI'SCThCS FSR NOLOS ~ "a nnsBissd ,SS.di,tsr'
Manua % TAccs for Volunteers N Active Service compiled
fem latest S-ANDARD embracing al That Is ess
Troops n active service By Col WN H. kcAAs1soN ~
NEArIY READY.
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RlFLEMAN =
We would you- aestion important military SC:s IN
The course Pabhcston BY A MoI P1oaas r
ana The book has beea prepared by Co Lucu
Day Of The Army en ed TRO1PxRs Manual be2g CON
pSou and sbrtge the drill Mounted rhenen 40 "a
didsn which printed In fall the sAra sheIs D,l Io
fgrred 80 favorably columns few webs mag
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

10 = snDs = BAoON q sIPEs;- s5BD ts5:,
II ,.or, 10 spd Tor sal. b7 .ps GY sTOKEs Co
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From the Democrat, 81 Cloud, Hnh.
you have been eubled headache send
box oePhac Pills that have them IN Of a.
tack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

TFYOU HAVE HORSE OR MULE IN bad condition, try pu-
4 VaIN NortOnss Horse Tonic. II Is worth fifty
uues price improving the condition OF Horses, &C.
e. J. p DUVAL,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor.
- n .-s-5.-..v
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

". RANDOLPH, l2l Main Street, hss for sac a iah
school and Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter. Noie'
Spd appng pspe-Pens ink, Enytlope Iksiands Pencils
Blank Bo & and other articles Of Stationery Also ne~ sna
Nnsic NY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

UFIP PLaSTEFs.-955 tons lump Plaster, on the
- Wharf, and arrive, for Sae In lots to suit
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NUMBER 12S.

TryRuPOOLRITE SALT 300 sacks I4ysrposl YEs
JsaLT per tp Iiaga ha, In J-os Eye direct liver
pVoa pSnqS IS EDMUND DAVENPORT co.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
How the World is Governed.

There are about Que hundred seperate-
ly organised governments in the world at
the present time. Nearly one-half are
wOnarchies in Europe; and of these
large proportion are petty principalities
and dukedoms, containing altogether a.
bout six millions Of inhabitants. or the
governments of Europe, Great Britain is
a limited monarchy; France is nominally
constitutional, but in reality, an absolute
monarchy; Russia and Austria are abso-
Lutte. Prussia, Spain and Sardinia are
limited, with two chambers OF deputies
There are only four republics in Europe
Switzerland, San Marino, Montenegro
and Andora. The three latter contain
an aggregate population of not over l2O,-
OO0 people. Switzerland, secure in her
mountain fastnesses, is now, by common
consent, left unmolested,
The governments of Asia are all abso-
lutte despotisms. Thibet has the name Of
being a biearchy, but differs in no prsc-
tical sense from despotism.
In Africa, the Barbary States, and all
the yarioas negro tribes, of whatever
name, are ruled despotiOally except Libe-
ria, which is republican, and may be an
opening wedge of civilization on that con-
tnent. This experiment, with that Of
the Island Of Hayti, would seem to indi-
cate the capacity of the negro race for
self government.
The great islands in the Southern and
Pacifo Oceans are mostly independent
and despotio-such is japan, with pop
ulaton of twenty millions. The Sand
wioh and Society Islands in tho Southern
and Pacific Oceans belong mostly to the
different European powers, and are ruled
according to to their respective forms of
government.
On the American continent there is but
one moDarehieal goyernment-that of
Brazil-which is, however, literally con-
stitutional In the three great geograph-
ical divisions of America, there are now
eighteen separate republics.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
Post-0mce Items.
Is a way.

A postage stamp, cut from stamped
envelope, cannot be used for postage.
A postm aster, under no circumstances,
is allowed to open a letter not addressed
to him.
When letters are nissebt, it is not law
full to charge postage for forwarding.
All newspapers having words written
on or in them, are subject to letter post
age. To eDtitle papers to be sent to bo-
ma tide subscribers at half a cent each, q
full quarters postage is required in ad-
vance.
1t is improper for deputy postm masters
to remove the wrappers of public docu.
meuts franked by members of Congress.
Nopsper. or other thing, except bills
or receipt of publishers, can be sent en-
closed iu a newspaper, without subjecting
the whole to letter postage.
Roma fde subscribers to weekly pa
per, whose post Office is in the adjoining
county. are allowed to receive papers
published in county in which they live
free of postage.
/ Any mark With pen on circular
such as date OF anything of the kind, sub
jects it to letter postage.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
Simplicity of Greatness.

Many years ago, the lieeDtiates of
Princeton Seminary we're 10 the habit Of
reaching at a station some distance from
that place. Among their habitusl hearers
sas sincere and humble uDeducated
Cbristisu slave, called Uncle Sam. who,
on bis return home, would try to tell bis
mistress what be could remember of the
sermon, but he would always complain
that the students were too deep and learn
ed for him. One day, however, be came
home in great good huuor. saying that a
poor uaaLaynt old man, just like himself
had preached that day, who be bad hard
ay supposed was fit to preach to the white
people, but was glad be came for bis sake,
for he could remember eueyythamg lie SAID.
On inquiry, it was found that Uncle Sam s
"unlarut" old man was Rev. DR.. Arehi-
bald Alexander, who when be heard the
criticism, sad it vas the highest compli-
ment ever paid to his preaching.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
Payment of Volunteers.

The act of 18th May fxes the pay Of
the Reserve corps of Pennsylvania volun-
teers from that date. so that a months
wages is already due those troops, which
will be promptly paid to them on Monday
next. The Paymaster General, Henry
D. Maxwell, is now prepared to discharge
this service, and as soon as the Assistant
Paymasters have fled their bouds, the
work of disbursement will commence
We understand that the selection Of these
Assistants will be governed entirel y With
regard to the capacity Of the gentlemen
to be named in this connection, and that,
when the list is announced, among them
will be found some of the very best and
mo-t competent men in the State.
We certainly feel gratifed in being au
tborized to announce this speedy payment
of the volunteers, and We have a right
also to congratulate the soldier who is in
the service of commonwealth that thus
appreciates and requites his services.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
NO.24

stem. I watched the shot as it struck
the roots Of the grass, and It was aston
ishing how the dust few. In about an
hour the grass caught fire. and the clouds
of smoke shut out the opposing armies
from view. In the obseurity the enemy
changed their line. and the eighteen
FOUNDERS, supported BY ous regiment,
took a new position on little rise of
ground. As We moved on to the spot,
six pound shot carried away the lower
jaw of Capt. Page, and then took of a
mans head on the right, as with knife.
The blood of poor Page was the FIRST
blood | ever saw; he was koeeked down
in the grass, and as be endeavored to
raise himself be presented such a ghastly
appearance that sickly, fainting sensa-
ton came over me, and the memory of
that night | shall carry with me to my
dying day. A little later Major Ring
gold was mortally wounded at bis Bate
~; saw him just after it. The shot had
torn away portion of the flesh of bis
thighs; its force was tremendous, cutting
off both bis pistols at the locks. also the
withers of his horse-a splended steed
which was killed to relieve him of bis
misery The enemy tried bard but with
oat avail, to bit our eighteen Founders.
The battle continued until night put an
end to the scene-We bivouacked where
We were. and laid on our arms; We slept,
however, but little thinking we might be
attacked in our sleep.
The enemy had been very severely
handled owing to the superiority Of our
artillery. The gunners went into it more
like butchers than military men; each
stripped of his coat, rolled up bis sleeves,
and tied his suspenders around bis waist;
they all wore red flannel shirts, and there
fore. were in uniform. To see them lin
beriug aud unlimbering, firing few shots,
then dashing through the sm oke, and then
fire again with lightning like rapidity,
partly hid from view by dense clouds of
smoke and dust, with their dark red
shirts and naked arms, yelling at every
shot they made, reminded me of band
of demons rather than of men.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-04
The Sunbury and Erie Railroad.

By an act of the last legislature the
name of this road was changed from the
Sunbufy to the Philadelphia and Ere
Railr0od, Nhieh is now its corporate title,
and in which name it will hereafter trans
act all its business. An act of the same
legislation also authorized the Governor
I to appoint commissioner, for the pur-
pose of proceeding over the road, exam
inc its grading, decide upon the work
performed. and report to the Governor a
full and accurate account of the condition
Of the road. After this report has been
ade, it will be decided by the Governor
whether the bonds deposited with the
State authorities, securing the faithful ex-
pepditure of the money appropriated By
the State for the completion of this road
can be lifted without damage to the Com.
monWcalth.
In compliance with the provision. of
this act authorizing the appointmont of
the said Commissioned, the Governor has
appointed Col John A. Wright. who will
at once proceed to the discharge of the
duty thus assigned him. In this appoint,
ment the interests of the State will be
faithfully represented. as few Den are
tie superiors of Col. Wris ht in the knowl-
edge of railroads, their construction and
operation With this experience and
knowledge, Colonel Wright also carries
to his work BUSINESS capacity that has
already won him a character for industry
and integrity of which any man may we'll
be proud.
The people of Pennsylvania will look
for this report with an interest common
surate with the Importance of this great
public improvement, which is of itself q
monument Of Pennsylvania enterprise
The country it traverses, the i'm uenso re-
sources which it will assist n developing,
the new markets it will create along its
line, and the treasure and travel, it is
destined to pour into the lap of our beau
tifdl metropolis ou the hanks Of the Del
aware, make the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad one Of the most important links
in the great chain of improvements with
which Pennsylvania is binding her inter-
ests to those of distant territories, and
with which she is also drawing into closer
com munication her own towns and cities.
Harrisburg Telegraph,