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The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
From the Hampstead Democrat The Profit of Wheat Raising ill Arkansas.

 The Profit of Wheat Raising in Arkansas. The following communication from our es- teemed friend Dr. David Taylor, of Sevier county, settles the question that Arkansas is a fine wheat growing region; and it further shows the miserable policy of paying thousands of dollars annually for flour from other States. The profit derived from the wheat crop is certainly as large as the profit ordinarily deriv- ed from cotton, although the latter is, and doubt less will be, the staple production of our State. But as wheat is so cheaply produced we think every planter should consider the fact and prepare always to raise sufficient for his own consumption.
 RocAy Comtort, June 30, 1855. MR. EDrToR:-I herewith send you an &C., count of one and half acres of wheat in hopes 1t will be of service to the readers of the Democrat
 To interest on $50, 1s acres, year
 at 10 per cent. 800. Ploughing we'll and deep, twice 2 50. Seed and sowing, two bushels 2 50. Harvesting, hauling, etc. 50. Threshing and cleaning, 25O Going to Scott's mill two days 800. Labor of wife six days in boltng or
 sitting, 300.
 Total cost, SIS co.
 CREDIT.
 By six barrels flour, S4S co. By 300 lbs. shorts, at 14c. 50. By 27O lbs. bran for starch, l 35. By straw for fodder, 2 50.
 $56 35. Deduct cost of raising, IS co, Profit, S38 35. Cost of flour per barrel, $3 %.
 Who would not live in Arkansas when flour can be had for three dollars per barrel, and all paid in labor. Caddo Gazette look at this with your $25 flour, and Little Rock Sl5, with none at that, and raise your own flour, and save your money. Yours, etc.,
 DAVID TAYLOR
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
FOR SALE, 000 POUNDS BACON; f,OOO SHOULDERS;
 HAMS and
 MIDDLINGS. July , T. HAWKINS
FOR SALE.
HARRISON,S PERFUMERY.

4 CHOICE lotof this superior Perfumery pure in A quality, and beautifully put up just received, and selling rapidly by
 July 3 l. T. McAIMONT <, co
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n B " 9 & X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can no n hae nrocnred cost of sixteen hundred dol " o of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which ms to do book and pamphlet work in superior style end al very low prices
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

Al, To The Hunters of Arkansas.
 now opening and offer for sale at reduced prices lot of rifles, double and single barreled shot guns Pls.ols powder horns and fiasks shot pouches shot, etc., etc. ' ""'N' M 6SpS4pW p S4pWii i0 iuly 10 '55 "' OoDOhN>.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
Form of Offer.

Ot the State of -, hereby to furnish and deliver at the United States hayward the whole of the live oak timber for ship estimated at thirty thousand cubic feet be the same more or less in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau of Constc. ton of the date of 22d of June, 1855, viz Stems apron stemson deadwoods, post stern post
 knees deadwood knees keelons and hoos estimated
 contain. ...............360 600 cubic feet E foot Frame timber of all other
 kinds, estimated at .... %, 400 at r foot Promiscuous timber amount
 Ing .6UUD |" r foot
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
HOLLOW WARE.

HOLLOW WARE. :4000 LBS. No. l Hollow Ware, consisting of ,OOO Large Pots, Sugar Kettles, Ovens, Skill i'Cs ana lids etc., etc., received and for sale by July 10 NJ. OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

Total amount. ,000 (Iotal value to be written n words ) Should my offer be accepted request be addres at
 and the contract forwarded to the navy agent al or to me at -, for signature and certiii- cate.
 Date.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
MEMPHIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION. Incorporated by the State cf Iennessee.
 Nh. o9 Front ROVU.

T
 No. 36 Front Row, RUYS and sells Time and Sight Exchange on the O East, discounts short time bills on New York, New Orleans, and St. Louis: does General Banking and Exchange Business; makes collections in all the principal cities in the South west, on the most favor able terms, proceeds promptly remitted on day of payment, with current rate of exchange
 Notes of the Memphis Savings Institution taken at par in all business transactions
 .=ss Southern collections solicited.
 June 12-6m l. YOUNG President
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

Boots and Shoes, 0F all descriptions, sorts and sizes for sale at .O M. OSBORN'S. iuy 10
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
( CONCENTRATED Extract of Jamacia v Ginger, for sale by
 Dec. 27, 1854. Dr. J. J. McALMONT & co.

A C A R ID.
 w take pleasure in informing the citizens and " Ladies of Little Rock and the public in gene Tai that we have received and opened fine and we'll selected 9 stock of Summer Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing Hats Boots and Shoes; also a good assortment of Trunks, and great variety of CLher articles which now offer at very low prices; cheaper than the cheapest.
 May 29 M RAEP Q CO
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
Total cost,

CREDIT. By six barrels flour, By 300 lbs. shorts, at l 14c. By 27O lbs. bran for starch, By straw for fodder,
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24
TOBACCO.

\ LOT of fine chewing Tobacco choice article A June D. B. HANDEL.
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TENO LET.-Two front Offices in Piper's Block, on
H in the I'd, and one in the Sd story. Apply at
DIS diff SPuRR LEwISS.
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faA FOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEW
GA HOUSE, Just finished, and convenient for two fam
lilies, on Mason street. Apply at
Il. E. ABBOTT 4 cos.
dtf No. 2lS Main Street, Worcester.
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NottteG.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
READ IT EVERY ONE.
COMPREHENSIVE AFFAIRS TO BE
SETTLED, AND
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
New Books for the New Agreement be
Opened the 1st day of 1855.

PAY UP! PAY UPH
ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with the
Subscribers, the old books, requested pay up
promptly the first week in January before the 10th
Is of tn, month"; they will not be allowed to have
account with hereafter, and shall take the earliest
opportunity to the due every de
linquent, after the above dates
Anpersons who pay their accounts promptly, will not
be called upon but twice year for payment viz: the first
Of January and July of each year All accounts will be
presented for Payment those dates without regard
dates Of purchase In order conduct business
cessfuy, and to enable to Offer Goods the lowest
Cash Prices, must have prompt payment This fact
every person in the community will acknowledge ana it
is for This that have decaed that for the future
must have the cash the time of delivery unless the
above terms Of payment be cheerully complied with
No CLERK in our employ wll be allowed to open any
accounts. Ali creas he consented to BY one Of the
propristors.
w shall keep al Goods marked at the lowest cash
Tatue without regard thercos at the time Of purchase
JAnl diff g. L. HARD0N & co.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
Cost dn0 Goun0.

{ GSE.-On the 18th inst. a Gold Gross, chased on
~ one side, with chain and breast pin attached and
marked Boley to E' The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at this Office dtf jan13
E1S0UND.-A Roll of Upper Leather, which the own.
e er can have by calling on j. DAY at the City Mar
shal's Office. diff ian1g
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N8OSUMENTS & CHIMNEY PIECE

NHOSUMENTS s. CHIMNEY PIECES.
I'VE The Subscribers would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
they intend carry on the Marble Business in all its
branches and hope by strict attention business merit
a share Of public patronage.
We would invite those about erecting monuments to
their dep rled friends to call and examine designs
factory, before purchasing elsewhere
We have also select assortment of Chimney Pieces of
various styles constantly hand. Also Table and Blu
reau Tops, Wash stands, Counters &c, &C, made to
der on the most reasonable terms.
PRATT & NOLAN, No. Old Market ST.
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ROBERT Q. MONTGOMERY.

No 10 IN u oIIsEI IWU uUoFs peION NASSAU ST.
NEW YORK.
The finest Old Ale Cigars, and Liquors. always to be had
at the r. Green Turtle Soup on hand at ali tines and
delivered any part Of tn. city of extra charge
Stewei rrapn, Chops, and all other delicacies az all
hours and short notice. Lodging 37l cts per night
nS
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Eooks, ST..
w Ill o NE X IT.?
The newspapers have been busy in publishing conjec
lures as to the authorship of
II A NJ A "

The newspapers have been busy in publishing conec-
lures as to the authorship of
l ID A M A Y.
1t would impossible for the makers of paragraphs
to let the author remain in her chosen obscuIity
aliases?
The remembrance Of "Uncle Tom' first suggested Mrs
Stow that being denied, it lady of Cambridge
it was lady of Roxbury. Then the Springfield Re
publican was very wise but promised not to teH %
An ingenious editor reversed the of Mary Ide
Torrey into Ida May; but that lady declined the honor
L. was at one time attributed to Baltimore lady,
Inc ) ate OF Maine (because "Uncle Tom" was written
within its borderS) has persisted in claiming the author
OF Ida May as of her daughters rumor pointed
to beautiful widow" Mrs. Pike, of Calais, Me-
And, finally, the wife of the critical reader in the en-
poy OF the publishers, was fixed upon.
Respecting all these conectures the publishers have
to say that the authors choice not theirs has kept
this matter a mystery. And it was only when the r-
mors have in some measure compromised their own
character that they have taken the pains deny them
In the meantime the public interest in the book itself
Is unaDatef thousands have followed the story of the
beautiful heront and thousands more will be enchained
in its pcrusal. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, co,
For sale by all Booksellers. Price 81 %.
jamie DIT
gHRTsTMAS AND NEW YEARS
c. l + II s
D. BAKER II co, 1874 Main street offer to the cit
of Worcester and vicinity splendid assortment Of
BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES, selected with special
reference to the comi1g Holiday season, among which
may be fund
Bibles in Superb Bindings, Standard Poets, in Turkey
Morocco Antique Calf do; Republican Court; Panorama
Of Eart Picturesque Album; Album Terogis; LADIES
Flora; Album of Birdsi Album Of Holy Bble 80 Col
ored Paes Album Of Court Of Louis XIV; Rhine: Swift
erlInd, &c &c.
ANNALS in immense variety Children's Books TOYS
&c, in any quantity Boxes; Ladies' Writing Desks
Papeteries Port Folios Paper Weights; Porte Monnaies
Brushes, &c, &c. Btsiies rich aud varied stock Of
lug English and American Books in all departments
Of Literature
Please call and examine stock. diff dos
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FAVE YOU SEEN Henry j. GARDNHE's Au
n 'ograph, in the American Orator? This the eadng
book sold in connection with Munns Book Enterprise
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E1vOR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES Of a

MONEY TO LOAN.-Pcrsous in want of money
I'VE on collateral security, invited call at this Of
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Ya1EN y DUNG NJ EGN can hear Of excellent chances
Il to make money. But little capital required.
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e. S. p. CTIAMPNEY
Jh Would once more call the attention Of his friends
sil.c3 and customers to his Stock OF Goods, which he
is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
w A Il G les,
Gold and Silver English, Seieton, aud Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical, and Verge Watches
& Loo KS,
Manel Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top Gothic
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks.
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thimbles Fruit Knives
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains
Gold Thimbles, Pencil Gases, and Vest Hooks Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes
Fingers, aud Purses
Breast Pins Of aud beautiful patterns in great varie-
y Ear ornaments Studs, Scare Buttons and Coat Ties.
BPECTACLES.
Gold Silver, Steel, aud Plated, suitable for al ares
Table Cutlery vi ich win he sold cost Pocket Cutlery
Razors, Shears and Scissors Hair Clothes and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte Monnaes, PURSES and
Wallets together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade all of which will be sold very low Call and see
Watch WOrlI.
s. p. o. gives his personal attention to this part Of the
business and all work done at this shop, is warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor Off liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit me to say
that shall noc, ever be ready you to the
best Of my ability.
My number is 207 Main street, q pper's Block)
Worcester, jan TO- 1866, diff ian1O
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BOurd for Married & Single Gentlemen,
Capable Girls can DC lInsi for Il oua,. " q ri,.
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n. d. advertisements.

E4N d q ADV. ~ Ann Street. n. 4.
e = PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, Il IMPORTER
If Foreign Newspapers Sole Publisher of Paul de Rocks
Novels, translated as issued from the Partisan
press Catalogues sent free Of postage. dom JAMS
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+ %TORCEST MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SJESANCE COMPANY
At the annual meeting OF the Worcester Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, held Dec 18Th, 1851, the following
officers were elected:
fFtStdeHt-ANTHONY CHASE.
Freasurer-FRED. WIN. PAINE.
SecTFfarU- NJ. AIuRs.

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tolty lnynoutsi Faut Nhitn,
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NiS "'ir. n nS mofcSseri m l.
i t,e 1850 Na''u A-e' Dariei p1Flu D hes'
~ ,ro,, il n,,o,t 15st - 80 co, g.,
No nrnbnr If ij % 20 va, p 3 ,'oo'o NJ
C1r,na,,,, s,,sf,;,.i a. Nv t 1910: 49, 1he
us' ,i , 'us pat Aea thirteen partial ana
IN ~ '' i,i' u'i'is " 9iT'olooo, "ilich
,f !. ioo I,i J . i .'it pew WIN tHc eA-
css funds C ~. Se It,,ey' io me ,ttt
stI6 Ia "a sbfc5 it,, i ~ - e., 'ouiitSl -
+ on o Ii ESQ., :, 'N damn S'''A ana NiorI
r vi III bn Sa, - -, ,, 7;.;tt ,, -.
OH Va . ,tt, u; ~ i annual I.'l'ott Oh the
irI ll, r., ~ 80, s IN Nh nJ t'l u Is
i'm t C ',' az " ~ nav properly located
=, I'll ~ ~ - Nv VI sui =" et5s ''s Is re-
Tba,. st;i1 H. +n;n3 " ~ e 90 'ieH Oilce'
c, tr S " ' ~, p2S %li'en mas ever Sc
~, - s NJ l.ielt Tlsks are confined to
cnv ootvS VI lIey insure only the safest
oaSS Oh properly Ley employ no irresponsible agents,
risk They make no assessment, hui refund on an ay
erage than so per Of the premium received
The steady ncr Of business from year year. at this
Office notE outstanding the formation of numerous other
conflicting Companies, ard the eXaggeratious and mis-
representations of their Interested agents. is sufficient
proof Of the suundneSs Of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and Uniformly iollIwel.
CHARLES NJ MILES Sec'y.
ANTHONY CHASE Prest. dti janI
"
A)N OR ESTER lYCGU M.-rh- Course
Lectures for the Winter of 1915, will commence
on the 9th Of November, the Ciiy Hall. and BE-
confirmed n vi
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TEMPERANCE HOTEL

Telegraph Dining Saloon,
No. II BEEKMAN STREET. New YORK
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Meals at all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms from
81 to So per week, or 90 cts per night.
bella SAWYER, Eupt. john S. SAYERY, Proprietor
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In different parts Of the Cy Also 200 House lots I'll
pr0nerty can be BOUGHT on The most llLeral terns
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LAznLL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the es
Enlistment of the Tonic short a time upon firm a
basis ne fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the reel excellence of the article ITSELF
II will therefore be rgdy kept the orgine Standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic ell he world Vol
untary testimony is daily ofe I'd, showing its efficacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling out Of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Sotenng and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing DaudruG,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have Il
T. LAzELL Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price 25 per bottles large bottles (pints) 10 cts with
4 liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or
aers by mail, express, otherwise, promptly executed
l.. T. LAZELII, Druggist
VI deod&wtf POI Main st
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LEWIS c. HUM.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY.
No. 233 Hain-street, Up Stars, Forester
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n = n VI . II . n n T. Hs w Q = aNU n Z
RlVETS, s. WROUGHT SPIKES.
The Rolling Mill and Factories of the Pembroke Iron
Company are now in operation, prepared to
all sizes OF Round Square and Fiat Iron, of their mu,
approved 2. W. stamp The attention of users requir-
ing good Iron, called to this make in confidence that
will give satisfaction Orders received for bars cut 10
any required length. Also Boiler and Tank Rlvets and
Wrought Spikes. Apply to or address
VIM. L. COFFIN & CO.,
l05 State Stree t, Boston,
Jan. 1st, 1855. W&S6w
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GARMENTS MADE no ORT

W A4-N 10 4AADH4 "
In the very best Manner and warranted to tit at the
Uhortest possible notice Our assortment Of Brond-
cloths, Cassimcres, D0ESKINS, BEAVER
CLOTHS is very complete and embraces all the most de-
trab,e kinds of goods in the market All cur sleek is
new and was at the Uery otOest prices and
experience in this department. will enable us to give per-
ect satisfaction both in prices making up and fitness
MI who may favor with their patronage We ass have
TN hand very great variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description, which will sell all purchasers
ns low as the same goods b. purchased elsewhere
Also, boys CLOTHING,
Of every description Parents and Guardians will find 1t
for their interest to call u.s. confident we can
Guppy Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can nuy the cloth, and AXE the garments at home.
AVERY DAVIS,
cnAs J. HARVEY 5 DAVIS & HARVEY
ms dawtf
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DOARDERS.- "A few gentlemen can be accom-
AD modated with board at % Madison Warren Block,
few minutes walk from the junction shops.
mis- du
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mallts.

TWNENEMENT WANTED-on the first Of
n April, for good tenant--sma family and no ehil.
drennear the centre Of business in some street west Of
Main street. Apply at this olrce dtf land
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Re0l Gstatc.
CO. FARMS s. BUILDING LOTS -,
- FOR SALE. iiis5

lso Machine shop on Manchester street, with n good
inc. All oil the above property will be sold on yery
onable terms, by the subscriber 49, VI 'SiJ
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Chicago and Burlington r & Line


Tract and Chicago. Bnrlingtoa
a. Quincy kailroaas.)
S now completed, and Trains run the entire dis
L tance from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON, Iowa.
without change of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago. New York Bos
ton, Phi isdel lptha, and all other points Esst.
Daily Ira NJ leave Burlington Sundays excepted.
l.-DAY ExPREss,-TRRoUGH Z. so A. M.
Arriving At Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, and n
Meeting at Mendoza With the Illinois Central Rail
toad, to La Sale, Bloomington, Springfield, Deca-
ur. jacksonville, and Naples also with Galcna and
Dunleth.
2.-ExpREss THRoreH Z. 30, p. NJ.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
Mendoza for St Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads in close conncc-
tion, avoiding all laying over at any of the points
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads Leading to the Atlantic Cities, Ohio Ken
,u.ky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington ut Z. 30, p. M
reach Gaena and Dunlcth in II hours, and ST.
Louis in 20 hours.
BY this route passengers will reach the interior
portions Of OHIO and Indiana in less time and with
fewer charges u IN by any other route connecting
via Michigan Central at Michigan City, with the
New Albany and Salem Road, thence to all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
charge for handling ut any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
at the Rail Road Once in Burlington.
C.G. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
d. RHaick, Ticket Agent, Darlington.
{. X. FoiIETr, General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago, May lst, 1855. dAw
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Office Keokuk, Fl. De~moines
and Minnesota Rail Rond CO..

Ke0kuk nth August, IN55.
NOTICE To ST0CkHOLDERS.-You are hereh-
K notified that the second regular call Of ten pc
mones and Minnesota kal Road Company has this
day been made BY the Board Of Dirsctors, payable
on Monday the LIT day of October next 70 VIM C.
Graham, Treasurer, 1t the Rail Road Office in Ke-
okuk.
BY order Of the Board.
HUGH T. REID, Prest
G. r. CoxS, Sec,y.
dispatch and II. Desmoines Htaissnsn copy.1
IJAND And Panel 9awt--A snala ~ " nas own
4 iap'''a'o', ja's ,:is .sfSFS M 8 xsss ~ ;, Z
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PENNsYLVANIA RAIA4ROAD.
&0Oa =

rTNHREt daily Through Trains, Between Phiadel-
i phia and Pittfburg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRArs
leaves Philadelphia for piitsburg at n A. NJ. and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia nj I A. NJ. THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg nj +. M
THE NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIs leaves Philadelphia for
ptisburg a. II r. A., and pit,sburg for phladel-
phia at 10 P. NJ
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with Rail
roads 10 and from St Louis. Mo-: Alton, Galena
and Chicago Ill. Frankfoyd Lexington and Lou
isville. Ky: Tcrre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indanap Ills Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Spring ngfeld
Belief ontaine, Saadnsky Toledo, Cleveland Colsm-
bns, zane esvlie, Massllon and Wooster, Ohio; also
With The steam Packet Boats from and TO New Or
leans, ~. Louis. Louisville, and Cincinnati.
I'll rough Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For farther particulars, see Hand bills at the diff
fercnt starting points Passengers from the West
viii Gnd this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York Boz
ton,
THoS. MOORE,
AGExr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
J.. MESkIMEN,
Agent. Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
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J. 8. REERE,

y. - HEfBE,
TAIN Street, between sixth and seventh Whole
VI sale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, Hollow are
Tinners Sock, &c. Also manufacturer of Tin,
Copper, and Shect-Iron Wares.
Roofing and Jobbing in Tin, Copper. and Sheet
Iron, which will warrant TO give satisfaction.
July a. 1855. dly j. s. EEEBE.
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Justice Of the Peace.

FIyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
i the country, tha, his Office ON Main, between
ID and ID streets, kcokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store. He viii aft.nd to the collection Of nl ae-
counts entrusted TO his care, with premp'ness. Ae-
counts sent by mail, post paid, Will receive atiep-
ton, and the money returned n ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March g lSyJ.--dAwif
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saw En- HOUSE,

WIiIIAh WfsTfh Proprietor.
4 t3RNER second and Cedar Streets Fort Nadi
y son, Iowa.
Es~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
charge.
Es~ STAGES leave this House daily for keoknk
and fsariin ey.on.
June -, 1898.