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Ordinance No. n.

An Ordnance providing for License for Dogs.
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada DO o'dain NJ
follows:
Sec /. From and after the 10th day Of Junc
1856 it shall not be lawful for tho owners OF ohei
persons having the charge Of Dogs to allow then
TO run ut large within the corporate limits Of TIE
town Of Nevada, except as provided for IL this Or
dnance.
Sec Every owner or other person having thc
charge of Dogs shall pay for License for keeping
each Dog the sum OF Six Dollars per year. pavabie
in quarterly instaments in advance, at the Marshal
office.
Sec. 8. The Marshal shall provide for each person
applying for License nnder this Act Brass Tag
stamped with a consecutive number, the expense d
which he shall collect OF the psrson receiving thc
Same, which tag shall be fastened upon tho oi
the Dog for which the license is taken out. Hc
shall also furnish to theperson taking out the license
a receipt ror the amount Of money paid, and &c
term for which the License IS granted.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal anG
Watchmen to kill and remove oil Dogs the owners
Of which shall not have complied with the provis
ions OF this Ordin ance and a persons obsrIctira
the aforesaid officers il the performance OF theiI
duties under this ordinance upon conviotcn before
the Recorder, may he fined in any sum not exceed
ing One Hundred nor less than Ten Dollars, in
default Of payment by Imprisonment Tot more th,:
twenty days in the toxD jail.
Adopted May 3Oth. 1853.
S. hUSSEY, f'rest.
a. 4. SARGENT, Clerk. 1-iw
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned will np
~ ply to the board of Supervisors of Nevada county
in Nevada on the 10th day Of June, 1885, or soon
thereafter os hearing can be had for license TO set up
and keep Toll Bridge the South Yuba river al
Washington, in Nevada county.
MURPHY 4 LENNOx.
By their Attorneys TyEkp 6 SRARIs
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LEaax ADV ERTISEMENTs.
SHERIFFS SALE

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, and is
ID sued out of the Clerks Office of the District
Court in and for Nevada county in favor Of George
w. Kidd and against VIM. 5. Vandoren and Jos
Vandoren, dated March 22nd, 4. D. 1855, for the
SUM of -Four Thousand Six Hundred and Seven Dol
Jars and Fifty-Six cents, Debt and Damages and
Interest on said sum of four thousand six hundred
and seven dollars ard fifty six cents, at the rate Of
Eve per cent per month, from the Path day Of
August A. u. 1854, until paid, and costs of suit
taxed at two dollars and fifty cents; have levied
upon and seized the following described property,
to wit :-Onehaf inte rest in and to eight mining
claims, situated on Badger Hill, about one and a
half miles from the town of Cherokee, also, ali the
righ., title and interest Of in and to Water Ditch
leading to said pggngs' also, the one-ha of the
mining claims on said bill known as the ''Ciark and
Vandoren diggngs," which will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in front Of
the Court House door in the city of Nevada, on
Thursday, 10Th May. A. D 1855, between the
hours of 9 A NJ and o'clock P Al.
Given under my hand on this 10th day Of April
AID. 1855.
Attest: VIM H. ENDECOTT, Sheriff N. c.
April 90, '55 By ). W. BORING, d. s.
rY9By order Of Court the above sale is postponed
for thirty days. S. W. BORlNG' Shin. N. Z.
June 1St 1856. 5-3w
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Ecird joot aoo"e Montgomery, San Francisco
Up W. c. AIDAN, Aseni- Broal street., Nevada.

'oLowAr's .LIs-A rcItail cure ior Geaera! DEBILITY
0Larias Dentos ,cn.isson agent, residing il Walnut
street, C2cnnAtri, Informed ?tcfassc. Holloway
a: ae suffered sd ,rr BILE ~heneves re his
s uhar, expeditions, NAch he frequently compelled
d., part >u,ar to Sew C.lears his tongue became
dry, his .tro parct accompanied NTH srea, general
ebty, lie tried .ariey Of INed;c:ies 5u; his health
continued to dccli' IS he heard Holloway Pills spo-
ker o. Try aigl'y h dee.r,ined give them tr:ai
hcse cines in ki= actcd Ike c
in thru weeks ~ p tely vi-ora atcd per
fect cur, 0. tho sys.en eIc ed and declares he vii
leve- he 1..il i hout the /.
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Ordinance No. 25.

Ordinance authorizing and regulating the issue Of
Licenses and the collection Of License Tax:
The Trustese Of the Town of Nevada do ordain as
! follows:
.. !. 1t shall not be lawful for any person or ger
sons within the corporate limits Of the town Of
Nevada to pursue any calling or transact any bust
ness IN this ordinance mentioned, until they have
taken out a license therefor and paid such sum or
sums OF money as in the manner and form herein
after provided. And for every violation of this
| Ordinance the party offending shall be subject
to penalty of more than Fifty Dollars nor le
than Ten Dollars at the discretion of the Recorder
! All licenses provided sot m this Ordinance
snail be paid quarterly in adv ancs and all licenses
shall be numbered, signed BY fi.e colecto:. ard
countersigned by the clerk OF the Bo1Td ot Trustees
before being issued. All persons having t,kcn ont
license under this Ordinance sh II exhibit the
same in sone conspicuous part ct their p ce Of
business, and produce the same ~hen appl! ing to
the Collector for its renewal.
o. 3. The proprietor or proplietnrs Of very lotei
tavern public saiocn, restaurant, or bar roon or
any other place: where liquor is 10 lie s'.id 70 be
drank on the premises, shall ray for License to
keep such hotel. tavern, public saloon, restau aut
or bar room the sum Of Ten Dollars per quarter.
y. 4, The proprietor, owner occupant, of every
house in which Billiard Table Ten Pin alley is
kept, IS shall pay for License TO keep the same the
sum OF Five Dollars per quarter for each Billiard
Table, and Five Dollars per quarter for each Ten
Pin alley used or occupid.
9.5. Any person engaged, either as principal or
agent In giving any theatrical performance, public
CohceIt OF oali snaII pay lOr Incense the SUN OF
Eight Dollars for each and every such exhibition
concert except for performances where the ne,
proceeds are to be given to charitable purpose.
y g. Every person or company engaged in ex-
hibiting any Equestrian show Menagerie, shall
pay for a license to exhibit the the sum OF
Twenty Five dollars for each and every such exhi-
bition For each and every other show or exhi-
bition he or they shall pay for license to exhibit
the same the sum Of Eight Dollars
:. 2, 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal and
Watchman to close up and prevent any exhibition,
has not been obtained IN accordance with its pro-
visions.
T. 8. All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances
consistent with the provisions Of this Ordidanee
hereby repealed.
s. 9. This Ordinance shall take effect fiorn and |
after its passage
Adopted ay 2Sd, 1855.
s s. HUS5EY, Prcs't.
A, A. SARGENT. Clerk Aim
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Main Yuba Wter Co.
To All whom it may Concern:

II NOW re THAT THE UNDERSIGNED DID LOCATE
~ by due notice, canal for Mining and other pur-
poses in the County of Yuba and State of California
The 18Th day Of April A D. 1855, at which time they did
claim The right 70 erect the requisite dam, on the Main
Yuba River at the falls above Roses Bar Sufficient
10 i'll ditch fume with such water Of the following
dimensions to-wit Two feet deep, Four feet in width
and Six feet wide the surface with gtade
for said ditch une of not than fifteen feet TO the
mile, for the purpose Of cductng the by said
Caua along the Ridge between the Yuba and Bear rivers
and furnishing the following and other localities which
such canal may command with water, viz: Kennebec Bar,
Ouseys Bar, land claims, Bowers Bar, river banks and
the pains &c and all arc hereby notified not to
respass pom the right privnges Of said company
Ts being The first claim made and located for the Of
said waters and right of way for the The
strucon OF said Canal will be comnsnced IN conformity
with the survey began May 18th, 1885 without
,aIy delay. RICHARD WALTERS,
THOMAS WALTERS, G. ". BEENY,
JAS. +. LAWSON, JOHN WALTERS.
Roseis Bar, Yuba co. May lS 1885. 3-H>
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Ordinance No. 2S,

An Ordnance in relation 70 i,.:pris sorsmert.
The Trustees OF the Town OF Nevada Go oTtiain a
follows:
Sec l. Upon CONVICTION before .he Recorder o
other Magistr ate. O. violation Of any Ct the Towr
Ordinances Of the town OF Nevada, where the pen
atty imposed shall be imprsoIlcnt, such ip.pr,so'
ment shall be in the town jail of Nevada.
Sec. 9. All Ordinances am paris ct Cgdilanc
inconsistent with the provisions Of this Orinancs
are hereby repealed.
Approved May 30th, 1855.
SIS HUSSEY, Prest.
y. A. SARGENT, Clerk. 5-4w
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Steep Hollow Canal Go
10 al whom il ma, Concern.

I%NOW ye tina, tll1 Undersigned did locate Ly
N que ro.i,e Canal .1r mining ana other pur-
po ies in thc county of Nevada and State Of Cali
forniL. tie earl i.y u Noy. i. =. 1853. at
rhi,h t me ,hov liz ;lam IL !glil ana privilege 20
erect the .cquicit1 dam; in ami aC-oss the stream
&C mn orly ano 5,eCJ itcllCw, in Little ork
Townshin, at ,dace ctlei Negro Flat, and abou;
two mes above -he caa OF Tic Chalk Buff Luui-
er and Na,er c. mi any such da'u % be sufficient
20 III ditch and foom of lo fuilo'r.rL dimens GA .
w.t. Sal. foo:l 10 he 'hree Itet u wide and
twenty i2o) incl IS n depth, tc torduc, tie water
from tho dam into di n 'lIr ~ fect vide upon
the top, twt al one t2i side n he bottom and
two and onehrf j*!) fee in le1-h Said Ditch or
Canal and fooLl II - tie III side Of steep
Hollow, at grade of en.v i2.l feet TO the
1nie and to follow in ln.e v-i,r steep Hollow
Cnno a unto t. C'alk Bluff Saw NJ |, ,heN 20 divide
ant run bv branches i".loIP". Rcd Dog Mule
ne, and into uediute pieces.
The Undersigned hereby not. ying Ill persons
that they claim the right to Guild sad daL well
IS the right OF Eay to cont -uLt tie hoOm and ditch
as herenbetore described and also W 3ter suifcient
10 f the said Itch and oom rom and cut oi the
waters o. Steep Hollow, whici. ere ct his Gatr,
rightf-lly and leg lily otaer person or persons
claimed or belonging JOHE nORDLLi.,
-. Z. MORGAN
NM. A 3EGOLE,
d. A. CRANE.
Tuna al lax 5-3n-
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GEORGE w. DICKINSON,
PRoH.8sHETDKt
NEVADA BAKERY.

VITOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM his friends
w and the public that he has taken the above named
establishment where he wonld be happy to SEE HIS OLD
FRIENDS ard make the acquaintance OK new ones
He will KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND Z GENERAL.
ASSORTMENT of
FRUIT, POUND SPONGE L JELLY CAKE,
Wheat Graham, Rye and Boston Brown Bread and all
kinds OF Pastries. Balls and Parties supplied at the short
est notice Pure Fresh Milk, from Hsmlin Mills lair
ALWAYS ON HAND, wholesale and retail
Nevada, April 20, 1S55-5l--f
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Special Ecficos.
MASONIC NOTICE

E h. KANE LODGE, F. & \. n. meets every FRIDAY
EVENING, at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren are invited to attend
Ma. HICKS, Seey. - IL
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nRDINANCE amending ordinance entitled
" ian ordinance to prevent the owners of swine
from permitting them to run at large
The Trust ees Of the Town Of Nevada 90 ordair
follows:
Section second Of ordinance No. 80 is amended
TO rend follows:
Section 2nd From and alter the tenth day oi
December, 1854, it shall be uriawfri for overs, o.
other persons having the charge of swine, to per
NIT them to large outside OF their enclosures
within the corporate limits of this town said Init
being as follows A perimeter Of half mile du,
north, due east, due south and due west, from The
court house OF Nevada county.
Adopted May %, 1855,
s. s. HUSSEY, Pres't
y. A. SARGENT, Clerk. film
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Dissolution.
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i Rice E. Palmer is this day dissolved BY mutu a
consent Persons indebted will please Come!ifor
w ard and settle l. RICE.
H. b, PALMER.
Nevada, May 81, 1855. 5-2w
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NEW T1RM, MaW TzRTn /!

Citizens opposition Line Of Stages.
From Sacramento to Nevada.
Via. auburn and Grass Valley, connecting at Nevada
with Lancaste: Co.'S line TO Cherokee. Moore's
Flat Smiths Dggings, Camptonyille Forest City and
Downieville,
On and After FRIDAY. Jan. 10th 1855.
WKTE ALSO HAVE A BRANCH LIN E connecting with
w Main Line at Auburn and IllfnoistoHn said
Branch connecting at 1llinostown with Krnble & Co.'S
Line of Saddle horses 10 Iowa Hill, Cold Springs. Dutch
Flat Wisconsin Hill and Michigan City. This line
meets al wlh she Cizens Steam NAY igaton
Co.'s steamers for San Francisco
Through Tickets Issued by our Agents
FOR EITHER OF THE ABOVE PLACES.
The Proprieors respectfully solicit share of public
patronage and will
GIVE CHEAP FARE!
The Stages will leave Jones', Sacramento, Commercial
st. Charles and Fountain Hetes Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings for the above places; returning
on the intermediate days.
OFFICE
Jones Hotel, Sacramento. j. NJ. Reid. Agent
Union Holei Nevad1. F. m. Lancaster. Agent
drass taliey tfotel Grass Valley
uoufh
ulinOstown n.................... Miller Co., Agents
a. Passengers called for and and left at
any Hotel in Sacramento.
Heterogeneous nearly Completed to have
pFare all routes south of Marysve and north of
Stockton. Att BARTON, REID & co Proprietors,
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DIR. II. v. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

nR. BICkNELL would hereby give notice TO his
~ friends and the public that he has disconnected
himself from oil other pursuits and will hefeafer devote
himself exclusively TO the duties OF his profession in Its
various branches OF Medicine, Surgery Obsetricks and
Dentistry The Electric System of Medicine dscars the
use of Mercury and all other poisonous minerals Med.
cines. We use Botanic Vegetable medicines and their
extracts We would advise miners to put mercury in
their sluice boxes, by 30 doing they would their
gold and their health, and they need any medicine lake
some simple vegetable which always be found OF our
OFFICE ON BROAD STREET NEVADA, TWO DOORS
ABOVE THE UNION HOTEL, where have well
selected assortment Of Drugs and Medicines Roots Herbs
and Resinoids
DR.. Bickne will pay particular attention TO the practice
OF Dentistry and from his long experience and thorough
knowledge of the business he enabled TO give entire
satisfaction to those who may call him for Dental
operations.
PRICE-Tee;h plugged With pure gold for 60 cavity
Teeth plugged with Tin Foil at 5? cavity Ieetn insert
ed on p vot for S. each. Teeth extracted for ~ EACH
Teeth cleansed for from 81 10 % cavity.
He also has Tooth Powder which is unequailed FOR
turing ths scuIrr, raaus the Teeth "hlte ana
me Breath May 25-tt
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Proposals Wanted.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of the Board Of Super
vsors made the 29th day of May. A u. 1855 notice
hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by
the Board Of Supervisors Of Nevada county to furnish the
Food the Prisoners in the County Jail for the ensuing
year Said proposals will be left with the County Clerh
and be received up to the 18th day of June next.
Said contract will be given to the lowest responsible
bidder with sueies for the faithful performance Of the
Contract. By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
J. Il. BOSTWICK, Clerk.
June ., ls55--2w By I. P. HAwLrY, Dept'y
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=. HLrres Cs!el.etsc ve.m,fa.qe

Me- NoyH, Fecroary !, 1855
n7y- DO rebr cert y nc pab.ic, that child of
MIN. four wears ODD Being leouoled with worms,
induced to prrcnaJe to.'e of Ir McLanes Celebrated
venaif,ye, whicA adnnis'syed and the result was, it
brou xht awa- nensv u,Iuber of worms in punches
md st-ins mary 1aa tie appearance of being cut 10
pieces My ct is enjoying mos, excellent health
I.cke pleasure in fecomaaadDg it 10 both young and
OBJ, rs ore d he hest medicines ever used
AIRS. Ann JEMESON 35 Ninth street
.E.I1s aocvs 'a.uaDle remedy, also DIR. AcLanes &
..bra,ed vss Fis, ear be bad a; ali respectable
Dug Stores in California.
81 Purctasers viii please be careful to ask for, and
Ako rone but D. ,NiAnes verrr;ru2e. Al Others in
compariso, ro.;h;ess.
pAEh g. TIliIR, Soie Agents,
"a Merchant street,
zcird doof aoo~e Montgomery, San Francisco,
up W. c. LIDAN, A sen. Broal street., Nevada
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ordinance NO.S26.

A. A SARGENT, Clerk.
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PENNxYLvANIA RAILROAD.


THREE Daily Through Tf4M.s. between RI I
l Iadeiphia and Pittshurg THE MORNINt
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburs
A,7l< A. M. and Pitt-bnrg for Philadelphia Al
I A. NJ. THE FAST LINE leaves PhilaIelphis
for Pittsburg at P. NJ. and Pittshurg for Phiia-
dsphia at l P. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelph,a for P,ttsburg at II
P. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10 P. NJ
The above lines connect ~ Pit'sburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM St. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Gal.na and Chicago, Ills; Frankford, Lexington
aad Louisville. KY; Terre Hau'e. Madison, La
fayetts, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day.
ton, Sprngh Id, Beliefontaine, Sandusky. Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, Zanesvills, Massilion and
w Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and to NEw OaLxANs, ST.. LoUis, Lows
VILE, and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
Of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand-bils At the
different starting points. Passengers from the
West will find this the shortest and meet sxpedi.
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
o, Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AoLsr. Passenger Lires, Philadelphia.
j. MESKIM EN-,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. l, 1885. "
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G., Nj. HUSTON.

WHoLEsALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY GOOEA
% Main street, Ksskak, isva.
ALWAYS ON hand senerai assortmens OF nth.
oon'' Carpets Laces, Edgings, inssrtioa ane
,iiiisery Goods in general, with ls,se asaort.
ment OF white seods, Hosiery, Cooforts, 0Ievss
su,penders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers
Enveinps common and fancy, blank Dooks Gnc,
soaps Hair oil, Colos perfume ~ OF ain ~.
large assortment Of pocket cutlery, aciasor.
Rszors Pistols, Ciocks, gold and silver Wafehe,
aud jeweiry ofaildescriptions, quality asd oricAs
also aiarge and generalassorinent Of Conf hut
tons, Threads. Pms, need dies, Spectacle a. -.
ses, Port Monies, . 6ne assortment OF Poke,
wallets, Memorandum Books, Peaciis. shsvtn.
Brushes and Soxes, fancy work Boxes. Corrie.
and Eye Protectors. In = word everything CON
prised in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINT.
ALSO large assortment OF
FINE CIGARS,
,ccordeons and Ftutinas OF ell erad>s
Our stock will be found very hsavv ana ec~
",ete, our goods having been collected thu .arl,
falltrsas, with great care ara with special refer
encs to tho requirements OF he western narhat.
We confident We can 81 ~ satisfaetsec TO All :,
regards both quality and prices, a. ve issenA Ia
compete with the 81. Louis market anA viil - M
- low, II not little lover than any Aouss in ~
West.
We sell At WHOLESALE ONLY. ana cons..
ourselves to one particular branch OF businase
~ of course buy and sell cheaper than pessoas
Keeping pr omiscuous stock. We vouIA raare~4.
fully request Merchants, Psdlass aaA oealcss h
general, to give ~ . cell and exantne our stoch
ing .isswhsrs, ws think they villaad Il sresti,
to their advantage. Call at No. d, Max stroet
@. -. HUSTON.
SEPT. 1, 1884. cav
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M r. Editor:

j sell every article Of Dry Goods and Crocs
r,es cheaper than ever, - | am anxious 10 raise
money to bny few lots, which / cant do we'll
after the election. there will be dresdfal rsise
IN property, for shall tax every lot In The city
10 per cent per week, if am elected 10 carry "a
our Rail road. 70 be paid IN The b. nix weekly,
which wilt complies one mile OF orr Rosd week
~. How manv weeks will II take to complete
this road? Who owns the road, Lee county.
tho city Of keokuk. or the property holders p
II you hnd you pay over the wholesale price for
any article in any Of my stores yon can rstura
the articles. 3. 8. BILLINGS.
Main Street., Ksokuk, Iowa.
March %, 1855 dtf
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e. ". EanheEs,
FURNITURE WARE re OM0.
MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd and 4th Streets.
KKGkUK. IOWA,

MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd and 4th Streets.
KEGkUK. IOWA.
THE undersigned has now in
i his Ware Rooms, and de.
signs keeping constantly on hand
a we'll selected assortment Of all kinds of Fur.
ni,ure embr acing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NC
ard plain Bureaus; 6ne aud plain Sofas, fine and
plain centre an card Tables; cane At and wind
sor Chars, rocAine Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, TO the 6nest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads of The latest styiss; Lounges &c.
Looking Classes Of all sizes clocks, carpet
ngs, foor and door mat,ings, door and table oil
cloths mattresses, feather busters, carriage trim
mings, window shades and trimmings, and ever
other article usually KEEP, in my line OF business
Part Of my stock was made under my own 81
pervision and the reat bought from manufactcr
les Of high etanding, 20 that can warrant every
article for durability and finish o! workmanship
Nv ohjsc. 10 TO establish permanent business
hero, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
a. an ,nducement TO persons 10 purchase of me, !
am resolved to sell \. the lowest ST Louis prices-
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
may 81 ,54-tf G. w. SANDERS.
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PENNsILvANIA RAILROAD.
q T. +


THE Great Central Route. connecting the At.
/ lantic cities with Western, Northw estern
and Southwestern States. hya continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects 1T Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers to al ports ON
the Wessern Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers to oil ports on the North
western Likes; making the most aiyed, che0pest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
for wsrded 10 and from the Great West.
Mates DgTwEHF PHILA pELPHIA AND PfTTsBulc.
FiRsr CsAss Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lio b0ne') Fur'' 7's' per ioolb.
I'd CLAss.-Books and Station-)
cry, DRY Goods lin bales1, 60 {, per I0olb
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
. s:::s I'd Pork en- 'F ss's per ,oo's
4,h CLAs..-coi.e. Fish, B.-j
con and Pork (packec) Lardf 40 c. per iO0ib.
and Lad OIL,
al shipping Goods from any point East OF
Philadelphia, b. particular to mark package "pio
Psnasyip0nio Railroad All Goods consigned
TO the Agents Of this Road a. Philadelphia or
plttsburg, will b. forwarded without detention.
FaKloHr AGENra-Moses Potter. Boston ].
L. Elliott, N. York; e. J. Snee Ter, Philadelphia;
Magraw l. Kocns. Baltimore Geo. C. Francis
Gus, P,tsburg Sprigman 4 Brown, Cincinna-
ii, Ohio !; J. s. Moorehead, Lonisville, Ky; r.
C. Medium. Madison, Ind Ratcl,f 4 Co, ST.
Louis. MOL s. Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville
Indiana.
HH. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia
HI. LOMBAERT, Snpt, Altoona, Pa.
Feb. |, 1855. ly
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TIE the Public.

THE undersigned proposes 10 do Carpenter
4 aud Joinsrs work OF every description. and
Will tske contracts for building hsSses from thu
ground upwards, and finish ard furnish masssisis
and deliver the keys or in any way o. per con-
tract, and Of the quality and Architectural style
agreed upon. and II the time specific Can Be
seer II my shop or ofics on Fulton Street, BE-
tween Second and Third. p. EICHER.
Contractor and House Builder.
RIrElrNcEs: Mr.. J. A. Graham, Thos w
Csget'. Esq. Geo. c. Dixon, Esq Rev. w N.
". Williams.
Keokuk. April 10. 1855. a