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Sash. Blinds and Doors
CONSTANTLY on

CONSTANTLY on
~ hand al the Brick
Steam Factory, near
Main, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets,
Keokuk, Iowa
Window Blinds, bel
ter, and other articles
as good as any that
can be made by hand,
supplied to order.
narf.at.tap ctgar NJ
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JUST RECEIVED,
HATS.
1855.
NEW DRY GO,

1855. 1855.
REID, SHIELDS r CO.
At the old stand Of Forsey. Aiberson & Shields,
No. S., Main Street, KEOKUk, IOWA
DEALERS IN
Dry Gssds, straw Goods, aud Notions.
WE would inform the Merchants OF Iowa
wv that we have a large and elegant stock OF
GooIs suitable for this seasons trade. and will
sell them to cash or prompt time buyers as low
~ they can purchase them IN the west We are
daily receiving, and will continue tn receive af-
dltions to our stock as the season advances.
Dress 6ilkS
In great variety. and latest patterns.
REID, SHiELDf kt0 @.
March 80: 1885 d2mSiy.
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Farmers take Notice.

n EICHER has or hand and will furnislli
IL order Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagglng
grain ready for market Ii will thrash and clean
from 500 to 800 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium at the Crystal Palace, New York,
aid Ut the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia In
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders will be thankfully
received and communities ions wiilreceiye promp
.tention.
Residence on Fulton s., between "a and 3d..
p ElCHER.
Keokak, April 10, 1855. daw
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Particular sizes OF Doors and Blinds, sup
piled TO order on short notice, and Sashes rea y
glazed always hand. -
At liberal discount TO dealers
". COpS0N.
June Z, 1855 d
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j. w. SCKCVT(IS
LUMBER IA RID, KFOKTk,
On Concert street, between 4th and 9Th streets,
north of Main street. A large assortment OF
Lumber and Shingles, OF best quality, always on
hand. d&wis
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c. oBERroP.

Y EEPSa stock ofFsmlly Groceries, avariety
u Toys,ai an assortment Of Musical Instri
msnts, for safe on Main street, bet Teen secont
AID thila q. InaI23Ss
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Crow McCreeiy & Co
James Watson,
Young Brothers.
c. w. stone d Co
Capt. e. w Gould.
Rhodes, Pegrsm hCo..
LoKer, Renick &Co
w. s. Gilman.
J. r. constock & Co.
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THEODORE DETTs. JOHN y. MELLEH
BETS MELLEN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. City Buildings, Saint Louis, Missouri.
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G. VI. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM MS.

MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd and 4th Streets:
KEOkUK. IOWA.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-20
!. rHF LAW ON NEWSPAPERS.

s.b.,bers who d. mot give express n" 'heir snh.
,,oirary, are considered as wishing " ''''' L.
sfireian. ,. of ,ba;r news
y. ras.sher may eoatnue to send them until al
srrearases are paid. 3h9i 81 -
- Subscribers neglect refu.e to take Their news
= ,,,., the o6ce 70 which they are dlrecte 'nsy
s.nn.ile for them until they have setea thef p.l's
n ordered them discsntiaued.
~ h.vI dscled that refusing to take news
.hs osre ofretnoving and leaving ,heii un-
s for IS prim, iaeie evidence Of Intentions fraud
r yr,;,ed states Couts have also repeatedly deci
s..s po.ms,ter 40 nsg.ects ta give seas
asa .. :. reouired by the Post Oe Department OF the
s sssee.or refusal Of peoa 70 take frS ans pI, M
= ., ,a,hs nubEsher for the subscription price. p
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-uc HOUMA CERES
,.,v TuuRspAy MORNING.

|. .pubsbsd sss.y ~ At the time Of
r E. inserted !, a hs the ssil e St oas
n.l,r per sqafe tol W .,,.sc,ent insertion liberal
M Gems cf esfis ss Who advertise by the year
daa. made 70 %..T viii be charged for half column
70 .s ssis asdisss ,ass,,,sas ,sIn. and none Of
sA VII BE- ann a1I stions Of per
FEfss .'eh a. are not deemed to be OF pnnic
1 nasar, =, r. saS inserted a. adver~eents at the OPP
e. s s's! him pss It pa.. i u. 5. chars
ranidaes for all Offices, TO he paia
rFY ts,ss Or bua ioI .hoss ass
I'll saseu iaT''ea r. a,,sa si'eat as s
greater snsS s' se psns paasu thai no notice what
IN s ,assn Of any nIsnasd ns ses
sson unless ACCOMPANIED ~ the but as
a.ihs wrlser-not ,.,,s NECESSARY ''r pH' a7ii
Enfaa'se 0l s'0a 1 E.W BLAKE CO. Publishers.
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has had chance to sware to something.
You'd better look out y
aWell, say I. recon they've got you, too
You was along, and help to do it.'
"Oh, yes," says he bu, they've got me
a witness" i s.s ..Hs 5's
81 said no more, but walked right into
the house, and there | found the wdder
lookin' mighty pleased, and told her she
was free to go, and asked her pardon, said
shouldn't charge her any board, and |
hoped she'd come and see my old woman
and so on add so forth. . r SIS .
s'She went suppose"
ssShe hid. and the korriner come, and
he showed me how to serve writ by
copy-I shall never forget it. She took
me into court, and there want nothin
done with in the first time. Before the
next court my old woman died, and that
upsureed everything. What with her
dyin' and the suit, I thong ht | would ito
crazy to be sure. sz=
.'But you didn't? Esd - E
..No. | bore il as well as could, and
Just before court, come along the lawyer
l-Jenkins-and says he TO me, | think
YOU and my client, Mrs. Westbrook, could
compromise that case, If you was to talk
together about it. I hardly waited for
him to leave before jumped on my horse
+ and rode up to the widders. Widder says
! kin we settle that case ="
i s.She sorter laugh and said may be.
! "l'd give you hundred dollars to DROP
it, says /. ,,ai ssu gs
Il She frowncd nightly, and said tha
warn't the way she wanted to settle it. =
r "l'n give you two hundred dollars IL
!. cash. ."aBt -izaIrias = s=51[' .a4-1 5s
. "She fiound worse than before, ane
!, said that wasn't the way she wanted +
; settle it. -s..-.a ...-..
] .Directly something came right int
) nv mind.-I seemed to see plain. stud
nl led and considered. ii, Then cleared m,
l throat. Widder, says |, will you hay'
f me ....f 5..;..G n.
81 Give that rascal jenkins fifty dollar
I for his share, and the widder took me TO
i hers-I had kept her unlawful prisone
' :or nigh four months, but ''spu're she ha
meonder. arrest for mighty nigh seve
i years Z" ".f
= Z enquired if he had been at last com
), PEELED to separate from her. He simpl
= pointed to the Grape Of his hat, and III
: same strange smile filtered about hi
! mouth. He only added judge she 6 sc
: little more than eve. ,.,,-..,..
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@. Mis-, Of Orange, New York,
who is as beautiful as she is witty, was
gazing with admiration at one of the OBJ
s,ruction thrown across the Snsquehanna,
for the purpose Of working the machinery
Of some mills on their side of II. and eA-
t..Oh ism, that dam beautiful
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How Best to Preserve the Teeth

It is probable that no department OF the
healing art is subject to more frequent
abuses than that relatingto the treatment
of the teeth, and all intelligent persons
should know that no practiser OF that
speciality can be safely trusted whose
character and professional standing are
unknown to them. i would cal! attention
to the subject, besause of having heard OF
recent abuses practiced in the city. The
teeth should never be cleaned by other
than mechanical means. Any chemical
agent that will act upon the tartar on the
teeth, will act upon and destroy the enamel
Of the teeth also. Hence, though the
teeth may be made to look very white IN a a
minute OF two by the use Of acid, they
soon become darker than ever, to be
whitened no more, and early decay and
pain are sure to follow. In cleaning the
teeth by mechanical means, the only eau
ton to Be observed is that they should not
he broken OF scratched, and that the tar
tar shall be- 50 perfectly removed that a
smooth surface, shall be left, as upon
rough surface there is sure to be a fresh
accumulation of tartar. To have this
done properly, tits necessary to obtain the
aid of a practiced hand, with Appropriate
instrunentss To keep the teeth clean
when once mode SO, full and soft brush
should be applied in q rotary manner "a. a
least once q day, with water not very
cold.a III saligss E 1901 .gs9a 1as S''.
| As often al once week prepared chaii
] may be used fora dcntri6ce.5 When more
than this in needed it is best to obtain tn
. assistance of the dentist. go.
Charcoal, pumice stone, &c, wear ava.
the teeth too severely, and indistruct'ble a
the first named is, il insinuates itself be be
Tween the gum and the neck of the tooth
which latter, not being covered by
soon decays when thus exposed. Film
and. filing teeth are operations which q
one b but an educated dentist should attemp
j nor Will prudent person ever have toot
] drawn by any other hand, if q dentist
near. .lfs one is not, then let handy an
firm person, having first cut the gum we
from the neck, embrace the tooth as nes
: the, root a. possible with = pair of foreep
: !. and extract the tooth just as he wonld E:
tract a, nail from ? piece Of tuniture =
would not like to injure. For such ella:
lof teeth there is q peculiar motion
! drawing but these none bnt the dentI
L will be likely to, remember. To relic
= !, an aching tooth apply drop or two OF al
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SFLECTED5 POETRY.

1rr Al in.town correspondent. 81. a.
] y say, the Home Journal, sends us "a
Thought on a Poet less poet than
tipd.headed, loving Waller, the first OF
amatOry poets. a4 rsff al
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-20

ciIaginous, but iinpart no d'sasreea"e
taste. The negroes cultivated it for to9d
using the parched seeds with their meats.
Il consider it SO useful that few stalks
at least should be raised in every sar'f.ti
And. believe it Will soon be extensively
cultivated for manufacturing oil, yielding,
as it does, abouta gallon 10 a bashei more
than flax seed. -
Il doubt whether it will mature well
north of latitude 80 degrees. 1t should.
be planted as soon as the frost is ont Q.
the ground. Poor land is best suited to
its production. as branches too much IN
rich soil. because the pods are more llnkly
to shatter from the branches than froma
single upright stem. The seeds should bs
planted in drills three feet apart, and SIX
inches distance along the drills" .arsY
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anlatory poets
gia., IKE the S rem is'e,."

u lore TO read his poems, remarks our
eorresponde endent. 'not only because the
world has nearly forgotten them, but also
ior their delicate sweetness. The follow
inc poem had always for me an :ndescrI-
bable charm: s,..S.tt 5,.., +. i,
Ga,oydy sose.s ztysh azsf sld4 81
Tell her that vastcs her time and me eg,
Tbs, now she Knows a ssseEts.
When rsssmbie her to thee.
lIsw sssss an1 fair she seems to me. 's'A
Tell her that's Young.
Ans sasss 10 have her graces sried.
Thai had's thou sp.uag .sli5Hf gs9aG7l-
In deserts where men abiie, 5sg..
fhcu nus have dncomme lded died.
ssgl. Has asiis1kl slHa1 tAs i
seall tie v.<th III lssta 4si4Ats Z t*a3 9H
o. he,psy from the Heht retired; .s III nas
I'D her cume forth; F..-.s.ss .,.s;-..
sGftr herself 10 be desired,
IA -, s,a,s 50 10 Be sdnired. al 81 ''s'aI'
~ AsA5f 4at s. itfo q ot6fs.
1hen die: thas she a.. sy..s5ss.4 Pa sif89g
fhs consnas fate Of ali things rars sF..s !.
M ,eaa ia thee- q -. .s,.-,
Hos su,ali 4 part Of time they shsre
Tkae are - voadrous sweet and fair. s'+'
Henry Kirk White has added the. fol-
bxing aanzas, which is the "crowning
grace" -; ~.
Ye.. thossh thou fade. auin'g
From thy dead leaves let fragrance rise;
And ,sacA the maid
i That gosaaess times rude haad de6es,
Thai virtue lives when beauty dies. va
Moore seems evidently to have had this
Eale poemin his mind when he wrote
Roee Of he DESERT tAsa whose blushins ny ,T.
isneiy and lovely Asess unseen away, As3
No hAna = eul thee-ususs y win thy sigh, 81 20
y vsaal silaaes I'm live Ind die; fasss 81
Aosea - ANHL L&hu shoph WOMAN b, e9sftsg4
shining saeusses4 lOns ard safe like thee. al.,.
&ess.f ~ ~ mike ny doom iTd
Astinsd sss ssAasss u,tsAssssf, sob,oon; silasa3.
calfd ere thy beassy i've. Asssh hall i,s day, SIS
moment chershd, aaA thea eas away:
ksse Of the garden. sseI 4 woman. hi,
WGshsp' whne sisona .-wAen ~ 1hdes. roReor.
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essential oil or of laudanum, if you can
get into the cavity, or single drop OF
creosoie. not around the tooth, but in the
cavity: and having done so. close up the
the cavity, first with little cotton and then
with little beeswax,
The repeated application of such a re-
medy will sometimes destroy the sensa-
ton of the tooth, but more powerful agents
for this purpose should be applied by the
dentist alone. Even these are sometimes
injurious to the mouth when carelessiy APP
piled. Above all, however, never trust
your teeth (inlury 10 which can never be
repaired) to any person in whose personal
integrity and professional skill You have
not entire confidence; National Iaiet!'-
ence -t. a.+ -&..i
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THE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMER METRO.
i POLLS Captain Brown, of the Fall River hns wiil
leave her berth, pier No North River, New York
Tuesday evening the 9Th Nay a. ss'sosh on her a..s
ton will thereafter New York 1t the hour,
Tuesdays TauEsdays and Saturday,, connecting with
the o. G. and r. Railroad Mt Fall River, db SAINT only
one hour and minutes from Boston Train
Meeting with Metropolis leave Boston the alternate
days At 81 O'Clock P. n, New Yorkyrhe steamer BAY
STATE Captain Jewett will In connection wth she
Metropolis leaving New York Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at o'clock r. the alternate days
WIN. BORDEN, Agent, 70 and II West street.
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EoR LIyIRPOOI--uNITHD STATES NAIL SrEAM-
III ship ATLANTIC Captain James West.-This stssmshp
VII depart with the United States mails for Europe, pea
tyely on Wednesday, Nay Is 81 O'clock NJ from her
BERTH ct the foot Of Canal street. Fer freight % passage
having unequaled for elegance and
fort, apply 70 EDWARD K COLLINS No. % All street.
Passengers requested TO BE- board - M o'clock An
The steamahp Baltic will succeed the Atlantic, and sail
Nay 3D. Shippers please take notice that she ships Of this
lne cannot goods contrsband Of war letters
must pass Through the Post 0nse any others w - 10
TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
II Enpn NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chict eapin pesse9e Sg
beeeno cabin passage. 70
. FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
CMe1 osMn peesago.. ply
10 .hips nom Bossoa c.i 81 H..a
F5EEsiH; Sass; Ey:. SS1S6Sx, CAPT shannon.
AIRlCA, caps Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt. Isiteh.
These clear white light ct masthead; green
on etarboard bow; red port bow.
Asia, Lott Boston Wednesdsy ga Nav
Amefcs, Lang, Boston Wednesday, 9th june.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board
Of these ships WIN not be for gold
unless bills Of adng signed therefor and the there
Of therein expressed.
Z. CUNARD No. Bowling Green.
There VIII be NO steamships Of this Line from New York
until further notice.
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and Physiological Ipstructsr specially for Ne Isrried
:. .hG,s inter 20 Dr. AssSes
ssesss Y.sss rsss: oss dollar Pssli1lsd ~ Ew
nn fss. sn rsssving one dsllas cad aldrssa rs no
book ve syw yead ons fsstuFs vkish ps
s.s ~: s..i'sss sss e; s s,,
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A cApEMY OF MUsIC-cARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Music have the honor to inform the public that
succeeded in sscng junction Nth shs italian opera
much sssass, and Large q have
gaseous which Ia: been the sole aim Of
struggle between The Academy Of Music and shsr rivals
'af
its fortunes seem SO near the zenith.
mtee therefore turned ready to the whisper Of
s SS Boz ss
deciding the terms There . no necessity.
world and the public Of New York should knew that they
have Done their part in sustaining noble institution and
This great nsrepoils 'n'
he 90
spposon sn would Ps The
e
fatal blow and has found final and splendid resting place
sv an
idaSls they boldly knowing that they
81
tested BY the taste resseetabis and popular feeling Of
through their effort, musical nstltnon whose refining
basis their object its viii cheerfuiy
Academy of Music, Monday, May 1856.
proposes the authors in the United States
invite their exertfons in behalf the drama
ttion for the For the best farce in which
feauresOn hundred fifty dollars For the best
in three acts with Irish male and Yankee female charso
teEThree hundred dollars For the best comedy three
OF Ave acts which Irish male and Yankee female Cha
These will be paid the successful authors respective
ly The decisions will be made by competent, dsnterest
cd committee of five gentlemen The latest for the
epon Of the plays which are to BE- sent to the
102 East Nineteenth street, the Broadway Theatre
the day Of August next The subscriber deems himself
TO be called upon by the recent wholesale piracy Of his
vate make the above proposals. In the
that hereafter he be able to protect ARTISTS
in measure from the unprncipled Of individual
property. BARNEY WILLIAMS Comedian
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REsTAUHlNTS.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND sTEAKs-A FIN
" turtle will be served this day ut Is and IL Beckma
street, by r. c. MONTGOMERY, Spoon exercise TO CON
mence ut II A. n.
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Ae1D1sT o s IEasl.r or.... :
va creates. .,.i. ~ Esf L. S az create. .
i'uad.s sensation isis SS :; v%gISsr
lr.t rRovsADoUAJ
rS.THIs WEDNEsDAY, NAY o.
Sosi BRlesSsi, sS SsSe' AAS i rocco. 'ie
:sss..i ss sons. Jais ss,s
~ van ~ Sosasn Kings and 81 the boz sss Of
,Is e.
a1 ssS 30 S s s but for the most part 70
Pnss.o S..qu.. Circle, FRS. and
Second Circles 81 Secured q 20 Aaphi Oss.ss
"wednesday '7'seSaa ail S I 8 yRfsisIa.t
Capt
Ss A%sas nm wSisss
1s''n'l'd' Bon M i 1i5is fffsAvsLLrRs
psTass Gii1s'1a
WALaLAcK's THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR
s.sSs y ~ ::eI.:i comedy
with THE hsS SAP sa1ST Of ' The l wsAAfcH.
1har'd''Rn155 f ssys17: sS IL & LIFE
PORTING THE QUESTION,
p1s. H. b.a Il, Ss Ms ss:
s n1s cls%ss. and Srs coHsva1 .' '''pA'A' '''"
,. cEsIs9x ysq a. NO So
Week. iESiSF II s - ~
sas iss5 ;sia1S Il ssa with
An bushes. transacted y Henry Wood.
WAlIAcBbHss nFf4 os MRS Hko6 SaRD
SATURDAY EVENING" NAY IL
The comedy Of
MONEY,
with, first tine here, the
IRISH DRAGON.
Box book now open,
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
SlCN0k RAFAELLE NITRATE
will make his first appearance on
THURSDAY EVENING MAY TO-
DERHAMS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE, 66s BROADWAY
1 New burlesque Of ROBBERS TAKE CARE
On Monday, and evening this week. Of O'Clock,
and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 8.
GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERT AND oLIo
Frday-Beneft of L. w. MALLORY, Artist which
casion handsome prizes will be awarded for the 4a
TWO BEST ORIGINAL CONUNDRUMS.
Tickets rs cents Gift tickets admit four persons each
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NEW YORK BAY PRIVATE FAMILY HoT1I.-
for summer Bergen Point plank rosd Bsshins boas-
ing and hshng Stages leave the ferry every hoex Apply
ne hoSs. b.fSsrsiss - be- sssssSsd V 4As house
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NEW
wi Jersey-vAN DYkE COOPER, the pro prietsrs, beg
inform their patrons Of last season, their friends
and the public that the will be opened the
~ addition and alteration that could be devised BY their
the o. their guests has been made
bathing the comnodious and extensive suits OF
cities New York and Phisdlphia render this hotel
in the United States Applications fspsrtments or
for In formation respecting the Will be
promptly attended to BY addressing either NJ Dyke
% catharine slip, or J. H. Cooper Long Branch, N
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M LARMoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN,
M and surgeon author the Medical Adviser and Mp
rAge Guide 35 pages 20 ensravings tmaed ~ hin, 1eA
closely, 70 any address, for SD y ocnsulsd - - ueAAs
r. NJ, Sundays excepted Those A. distasss tss>sa -
mending Dr. H. and bis treatse.pispatsh CeurSSr ~
Etsts Unis staats zsitung Day Book Co. r. R-Nct M
drug 4I1t ~ -
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FURNITURE.

-----------~--~---
nEMEURE CO., MANUrACTuRERs or PASB1n
~ spring bed bottoms French iron bedsteads. and MAJ
sssss Of every description, removed from 60 and
Centre street 70 - nroadwAy whore ths5 hope 70 zee %
patrons.
INNAuELLKD SUITS AT REDUCED PRIcIs-Ar MA.
~ THkwsksTACY's old estsblIshed wsrsrccms olf
BrosdwAy, opp hths s. rsholas Hotel Sutts Of furni-
ture with hs Ab.smssstrsw DO, anA pinows and boil
stess, from ~ lys.iA
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These steamshps elasssd 81 the insurance ooes
and specie and Will be insured in them
Of premium ether steamships
Tor freight or passage apply to
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green New York.
SUMNER, AONTANT DRAPER, Is Rue N. D. dss Vie
CHRYsTiE, scHLoEssxANN CO., n Quai casimir
HAvre
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
~ via Aspinwan and Panama informed
that the Panama railroad is completed and the Of
the istbmus will be made by railroad from to
No more mule travel-no river boating On Monday May
e. q O'Clock from pier At foot Of Warren street
NOlS connect Ut Panama with the and superior
steamship Golden Gate boat always kept ct Pana
ceved sitter o'clock the sailing day For passage apply
= '.s - "'' s' - j. W. RAYMOND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAM.
Il ships.-The hrst GLASS new steamship ARIEL, zM
TONS Lefevre, Master will leave New York. from pier 3d.
North river foot Of Chambers street, precisely
Saturday, May 10. for HAvrs direct =. 81
first class passage SM
The Ariel viii BE- followed by the North Star, June
The OF these vessels will be accountable fo4
gold silver bullion, specie. ewery, precious stones mo
thereof therein expressed.
Specie and goods taken At usual rates.
No freight received aftsr OF The day before saiHs
No berth secured until paid for
Lettsss pgepaid l2c per Will DO received ~ she
once up 70 A. T. Of the day Of sailing and VIII be carried
In strong India rubber under lock- and ARRIVAL
Havre wM 30 immsdiaseiy deposited in the Post enc
there Parcels taAen. each prepaid dollar and mp
wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

IN Phiisdsiphis House, isa 1y and B7 Fourth srsyA,
wismsburS, would inform his friends and the gubls N
general hat new and splendid billiard WIN be open
Saturday evening" April 1855; would also give nctes
issss ~ ~ Ed wSiss - y: ne ~ Gs@ r.