All Manner of Travelling.
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A traveller writing from Illinois.
states that in his getting TO his place
OF destination, he experienced all kinds
of ofgoaheaditiveness. In the first place
he took steamboat-in the second
the railroads.&c. third the mail coach
the fourth on horseback-the fifth
went six miles on foot to Terra Haute
and was finally rode out of the viii
lage on rail. He says he don't know
which TO prefer out Of the six; but
thinks the latter method is unsuestion.
ably the cheapest, though its accom-.
modations are the most wretched. slls