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INLAND NAVIGATION TO THE WEsr.-The rolling
food of waters now pouring along by the Ohio, and
the distances to which products borne by the
steamers on its hosom remind us of the great,
and compared with any other portion Of the EARTH
extraordinary extent Of the inland navigation Of the West


Let take some particulars II is considered great
voyage from New York to Liverpool yet may take
single steamboat trip the waters Of the Mississippi
equal to that. Look nt this