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and Second street, was referred 10 SIZE
clal Committee consisting Of Aldermen
Newton. Hines and Patterson.
The bills of w. w. S impson james
knight and James Lynch for serving as
Night Watch for seven nights and amour
ting to ten 50 100 dollars each, were re.
ferred 10 the committee on claims.
The following bills were allowed, viz
Q Clemens printing blanks ~ 90
Comstock & c.. sPoItug and cutters at
the City Hospital "a 90
J Mccormack & Co $500 feet o" plank
tor culyert 81 So
Council adjourned TO Tuesday the 28th
inst, at O'clock. A. NJ
3 s. MERRIAM. City Ifncnrder
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NKw YORK, Angus, 1.-THE primary
elections were held last night for delegates
70 the Soft Democratic Convention, which
meets on the 29;h inst, at Syracuse.
The attempted fusion with III? IIards
was failure. Among the delegates che
sen were Jno. Cochrane, Jno. Van Buren,,
1. 3. Sheppard. Kelly and o'hcr leading
administration men.
4. CEAHLEsTos, August 1.-THE X, n.
State Council. hci met here on Monday
raiGhk abolished the Catholic test, and de-
cide1Ae adni, any native born citizen into
the artlr sLo will rresiou.ly rcn unce all
civil eed ecclssiasticsl aliegianre 70 any
fosAign potsniass. They also declare OPP
rcsiuon to any infringe ment upon the ex.
'JxKTigbts of naturaiix.d citizens.
WAsHisoTos. August 1.-THE state.
neat IN tbs northera papers that the Pres
j1ens iaseRis visiting Caoada IRE un.rac
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EDiroRs GATE CRY: | hive Just re.
turned from visit through the counties
Of Hsncock and McDonough, Illinois, du.
ring which was present. at large Rail
Road Convention, held at Macomb, on
Saturday lasf. All the points along the
proposed line being represented, there
Was unanimous snd enthusiastic ex-
preston and interest manifested in the
early construction Of the Road, upon the
route from Warsaw via Hamilton, opro.
ute keokuk, Carthage, Fountain Green,
TO Macomb. there nterseciiag the NORTH
ern Cross Road
Surveys have recently been made OF
the various routes proposed, by expert
enced Engineers, from which, oJler a per-
sonoi examination Of the route, have be
come fully satisfied of the prscticabilpy,
and more CTR ainty Of construction of the
road, making the junction or intersection
1t Aacomb, distance Of IS miles irom
the point opposite tits city, and ~! miles
from Warsaw. the cost Of which for
grading, bridging, tying, ready for the
Iron and Rolling stock, will not exceed
Ten thousand dollars per mile.
For the payment Of which we have
positive assurances Of The following >.ub.
scrip.ions, ,o.wi,:
AcDonough county corporate snb.crip-
tion. 800, 600
McDonough county private sub
script:on. so 600
Hancock county corporate sub.
'cr'ptlon, 100 ooO
MrsAwC''y, $4,000
; hancock Co private subscription, $4,000
Aeokuk City, 100000
$475, OO(
TO which might be added $685.
COO OF stock in the road to be
taken BY the contractors, e5 OOC
$500, 00I
Making ample means TO an .horize ant
secure me early location and construc lor
OF The road, SO important 10 the interest,
OF this city and the trade thereof.
Respectfully yours.
Il. ". SAMPLE, Acting Agent
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L fields IN The Gas Fniire Business, we wouls
assure the public that al orders gwen TO them
will be executed III neat aud wot kman- liz .
manner, al that they can rely upon the uors
Gone W ih"m. ~ BEN oi tie very hes. material
a II VIII be bn' short time before the prs
VII be introduced. "c would recommend 10
those desrons o. lighting IN AZ The time Of The
completion Of The wmks that thcy give imme.
diate oriefs FOR llpe, fixtures &c otherwise
many would he delayed hey onf That time as II
would be impossible 10 supply all appIications
upon shot notice. c. HERRICK ACO.
July 3, 1870
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NOTICE RI !,
Dissolution,
BORROWED.

NOME gentleman Of leisure borrowed nv
- Watchand Pocket Book last night. II he
VII place the articles where can obtain them
Will give the borrower fifty dollars and ask no
questions In the pocket book was $40 in
counterfeit money, which can be retained as il
may suit the trade Of the borrower. There was
also IN inc Pvcss; Beck note Of Lynch 4
Bedding for one hundred cords Of wood, also n
order drawn by Patrick Conroy Oh Mr.. French
for Sl20. The parties hereby notified not
10 pay The note or order except to mo.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
keekak, iag1ss lTih, 1858. aef
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II. Il. FROM DUBUQug.-Th contract
Tor thirty miles oil tho Railroad extending
west from Dubuque. has been let TO Col.
4. B. Mason, Chief Engineer of the Hi
nois Central Road, and Mr. Bishop, who
was contractor on the Chicago & Mil
wsukee Road. This gives good assurance
that the road will be speedily built.
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H1ISE PAINTING AND G9Al,I,G.

The andersgnei respectfully announces to
the cIizens Of keokuk that he has opened q
Palnt Shop on Johnson, ID door above second 81
where lie VIII be pleased 10 attend to the orders OF
those who may favor him with cali He fiai
tfrS himself that his work VIII Compare will
any done In the eastern cities. Specinans OF
wood and marble limitations may be seen BY
calling 81 his shop.
share OF the public patronage is solicited.
III yon want work done IN my line, with neat
ness al d dispa CHI, call on rne--al | ask fair
trial. JEREMIAH BROWN
July 81 1885 elm
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otfice keoknk. Fl. Destnoines
and Minnesota Rail Road Co.
Is eokuk llth August IShA
First Arrival.

II ~ NOODW ARD d co. have commenced r.
L. ceivins their Fall stock. We shall have the
largest and most varied stock Of Goods ever brought
to this market, consisting in part Of Dry Goods No
uons, Boots and shoes, Hat, Caps and Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings Of every kind. In fact, we car
say to tne Ladies that We have everything that j.
necessary for their toilet, from cent prints to he
finest Brocadc Silks. Shawls Of every hue and pai
term from the cheapest Blanket to the best double
broeha Embroiaerles, Laces Founcings &c &c
10 the gentlemen we say thar we can fit Won
from top TO toe with the finest Broadeoth or CHEAP
est B.enkei We have few left Of those beauti.
ful shangh1e Goats, with Vest and Pants to match
Ii you want to be in the top Of the fashion lust
step into No IS, anu be fitted from head To heels
For the little ones We have lust the Good. Elan
nels Of every descr pon D.laineS. Cashmeretts Ca
simere, ChalIe Lustra and Linseys, tic.
we ,tili intend to sell goods iestte lower than
any other house in the city although it il nsces
sary 10 sta-e fact SO universally understood.
had almost forgotten to mention about lose
hna Clocks All We deem il necessary to say il thu
we nave lew more Of The same SOFT lefs."
All to b. had at wholesale and tail Of
III ID. WOODWARD & CO.
aue- =, loJ9.-Qdwiy. 40. 81 Main Street.
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keOkuk DOOk.Rindery

BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK BOOKS made and ruled to any requires
- pattern,--Court Records, JusticesS Dockets
Assessors Books, Poll Books, &C., & &. ,furniaf.
ed at short notice.
II Old Books, Ma.azines, Muse, Sc, bound
or -souns In any style desired.
- My Hindery Viii ~ loans ~ Nam between
second and Third strects, atgn a. the s.Ba,
BoUK,0 lsAACN PIERCE
Jan 2sf 1874 .-dsxg
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CASH CRDCKERY HOUSE,
q q u Il ID = 4 ELLIOT,
Importers and Johb,r. 81

EorthenWare, Chlra and GiaSsEare.
Ne. 1915 Pearl Street and No. CT Chambers s.
NEW YORK,
" GUILD say 10 Merchants ana Dealers gen.
w ecally that, having established CAl,
Housr IN tins branch Of trade, thew are iully
convinced that they can sell CRccKERY etc. al
such prices as all paw the purchaser t,Hr j, Of.
II 10 retail. Experience has proved very con.
ciastvely Q Us that, Wy adherIng strictly tn the
cash system, we can afford 70 ell from ten h
twenty per cen, below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end we ask al examination o. our
81 les and prices q list Of which will be for.
wafded by mai To anv party desiring.
EarlhenWare, by the Invoice, single package,
or very carefully repscke ed loi The
COUNTRY TRADE
July 27. 1885. div
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INSURANCE.

GIAR INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York. EIyA
- INSURANCE ComPAxY, OF Hartford, Connecticut
HARTFORD IasURAcE COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn
4ErSA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The above Companies represent Capital Of 81 =
100000. Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings
Personal Property, and the various kinds of Proper
W exposed TO the peris Of Inland Navigation, in
sursd by WIN. w. BELkNAP, Agent
Corner Of Main and Second Street
August IA, 1855 aim
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parasolS I! parasols =
D0EsTICKs' NEW ROCK


TIL uuderagned respectfully announces !,
TO Tie citizens Of Keokuk and yieinify ~
ma 'e has recently opened Apotheca aries ~
Hall, corner Of Third and johnson Streets x,,s
an entire new and well selected Stock OF Dt,.s
LED eihes, Pcrfumeries Toilet A,tice.. ne
he subscriber Intends paying particular -,
teol'on TO The Prescription Department. and
content MAI ne can give perfect saiisfac-
tnNt oaVihg had an experience of ten years i,
us braueh Of the business, aid hopes be s,y,c,
attention 10 business that he viii merit a share
i public patronage.
+. H. UCoNyOR.
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Carpets! Carpets y!
IL. A. nltlk X El

AVE just received the largest and most varied
4 stock Of Carpets ever brought to Iowa
lhs stock comprises one hundred different STYLES
ana having been bought before the recent advance
we will sell them at present wholesale esstern nri
ces
we would respectfully invite those who arc fur
nishing their houses, 70 an examination of these
carpets, feeling satisfied that the styles, qualities
and prices such that they cannot fail 10 plea.e
sll who may favor us with call
August 10, 1855. dGwtf
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1 The Hon. Abbot Lawrence, of Bos-
ton, who had been sick some weeks. died
Oh Friday last.
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Main Street, bct,0een Sam md .SerenM
Nv H0LESALE and Retail Dealer n stoves
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
Wares.
koohns and 1obbing in Tin, Copper, and
Sheet Iron, which Will warraitto give salts
faction. j. s. BEEBE.
july -, 1855 div
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Young America parlsf Si0rs
1855.
Merchants western Line.

Il EAL, ABBOT & co. New York; WILL
~ LiaMss TANNER & co, BulFato, Pro.
pfie'ors.
Ship daily from Per z. Last River, New York
All eargoes fully insured to bufaio
No Iranshirtnent between New York and
Buifilo.
For Freight, apply to Neal. Alb & Co., p
Is. Brooke, Nmgll Hiiiyer, No. ss Broad Street.
New York.
Mark Packages. an. w. Line,
July 81 1855. daw6m
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soeE1cIAL PAPER OF THE CRY

A~s FAla PIAv.--Ous coieniporary on Sat.
ssday lasa Said The streets, yesterday and
he day before. we're infested with drunk
- @cn," and tina, the Ir;sh were put ia
- caaaboosc, while the Americans were
ssalo~ed to 30 free. This statement wAs
About g truthful as that sheet generally
T., The lacts we're as follows:
sOa Thursday evening an Iri.bman, VINO
Sas drank and making muss generally,
~as put N the calahoose aud kept all night
Ia bsing brought before the Mayor the
next morning, be was fined three dollars
81 costs. But the fine was reunited out
q ocusidcration for the Iri.hman's wife,
whose very tidy ard respectable appear.
nee and straight forward story enlisted The
sympathy Of AL present.
a This was case No. 1. Case No. Q was
that Of q nGtirc American; who was nut
m the cs!abaose for drunken riotous con
dsct. Oh Friday night. And this was the
Wv in which "our streets were infested
with drunken men," and such was their
treatment. Wouldn't it be we'll for our
y nesghbor to have some regard for trath,
while he is hypccri;icaly pretending a
. 0eep concern for '4air play" to foreigners.
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GAS FIXTURES

III undersigned are prepared 10 receive or /.
defs for f'iiug up stores, Offices and dwell.
ing houses, y ith pipe and fixtures for oax-
promptly executing the same aad puarsnteeipr
all their work to be gas tight
~ persons deslrous Of usitg gss, that have
moi been called upon are reoue>ttd f., cave Their
address with US, through The Post Office.
orders executed in The succession IN which
they are received
July 8. SCOFIEI.D BROTHER
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SrAeEs TO FoRr DoDGE.-The travelling
public will be pleased TO learn that the
Western Stage Company has put on a
daily line Of stages irom Fl. Des MONIES
TO Fl. Dodge, passing through Boonsboro
and Homer.
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House WANTED.

! SM ALL house, 10 he ienaaied by a ~
- ,maii s.n'eei family A lease would
De taken fFply a, ths flee.
Augasl 3D., 1857.
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Lets 90 aud le3 IN Nashville, and he S + a
of w u Of y e u 26 -65-5 10 acresl -
dispute
For the whole Of which will TAX f,csatv- t,o
thousand dollars, one-third in hand and the bal.
ahce IN one, tao, three, and four annual nav
mens, with interest at 10 per cent from date. h
be paid annually, and secured by deed of trusi
until all IS paid
ANY person wishing for particular information
as 10 location or qnaiity Of the lands, NAV an.
plyto II. T Reed Esq or his Honor the Nav.
or Of ths city OF Keokuk
WM 6ILLISS.
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

| AM prepared 10 manufacture from all # III best
i Brands Of fr neh, German, Is r an and phila-
dolphin Calf skins having bought th IN # tho i'm
roFtera IN w York and manufacturer in phlladsl-
Phia, Ihe patrons Of my establahment mas resi as
sud # getting tier article than at the hous &
who bay Of second or third hand.
eail and examine my stock and leave your ord r
good and satisfactory nj warranted and the work
guarant ed at The Boot and shoe Emporium, No. GS,
MAN Street ;. A. DUKE
Angnaf 20. IALh-dff
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Notice,

M have IN store one Thre.hing Machin.
W M rhed "A. Hi, Fairfield Ii not called
for within thirty days. II will be sold 10 nav
charges. GONNA BILE, SMYTH & co.
keokuk, July 81. 1855. dim
DIR. J. LAWRENCE PAGE,
OFFICE No2 Bu,ke's Gallery. corner az
" Main and bird Streets
Anrnnf 1855 dff
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Saddles and Harness.

WHOLESALE AND RrraII.
A l. II. TURNER has purchased
AAA the entire stock Of s b. t.ooJ-
rieh 4 Go. and will carry on m.
business of saddle and harness
fnaking IN all It's branche. IT ~.
shop formerly occupied by ] G. Tr,,nhi. -" &c
Main Street W
fiis stock c9ns ists of the b. 81 material - =.
'ound IN the Cincinnati market, and he can og.r
Inducements 70 the trade either al wh.les,l. ~
retail ~
WHIPS
re has also every style OF whips, which can
os haa al wholesale lower than anywhere else
q this city. '
Parflcuis attention givenio Klpau,rc I.h
Will be don the shortest motive, aud in rso.
style. :" h''s
keokua, Feb. 10, 1855 dAaf
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JOHNSON GCpp.
New Orleans Pr oduee and Commission Hama.
NoMERVILLE, BRADFORD co. Gene
~ raj Produce Commission and Forw.,d,np
Merchants, Ne" Orleans. Particular attention.
paid TO the purchase and sale of Western pro-
dnce Also, 10 the Receiving and FORWARDING
business generahy Oriefs respectfully soiici
ted, No II 1choupionias street
July l3, 1850 DIV
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For Genflellaen

CONGRESS CATERS, new and beau.if,
" style for Gentlemen, just received by
J.Gi&w ODELLA MATLEss
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Lands g. City Lots for Sale

| ING been requested by sundry persons
and at sundry tifles to name the prices |
would take for my lands and lots in Iowa, l,ake
THIS OPP" rtunity to inform the public in general
OF Inc prices VIII now take Tor the same. A
list Is here unto annexed
\ Il !. OF seciinn 6 fnlrnsl,,. lr 49,.
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0-------- 1855
just Received.

AlRECI IRON the mandatory of Dawson
~ Warren Hide, a large and we'll assorted
stsck Of Gold Pens. ranging from the largcs. Of
hcf down to the finest pointed Ladies Pen The
reputation OF the manuiactors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold Pencils with Pens.
G NJ HUSTON
Jan %, '55. dGw
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

I'tL subscriber would inform The citizens n
heoknk and vicinity that he has purchased
he stock IN trade oil Ben L Dodsou. al No. &
lhlrd Street, where he has Oh hand general
assortment OF French AID American CIotbs
las-imeffs and Vestings, which he viii make
up 70 ofaef al 'he shortest notice, and in style
no' % DC surpassed. Also good assortment OF
summer Goats, Vests, and Shirts. stways on
nana. JAMES NJ. TYLER.
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FLOWS AND WAGOyS.
TAYLOR a. MCKEE

ITO n U "AGONN!
TAYLOR & MCKEE,
Successors CT Newton & Stenbsp.
1ORNER OF MAIN AND 10Th kTEErrs
kiOkUk, IOWA.
IA hEkE they keep constantly on hand Al,
~ kinds Of Flows, Wagons and Carriages.
made IN the best style and out Of the best onsl;,y
oi materials Wholesale and retail.
:, TAYLOR s. MCKEE.
march H. 1899. d&wf
ROOF SCkAPLS with and without mans. for
SAFE ol w BUEL a BRO.
August o 1879. d,yd itw
loung America Pdrlsr Stove.
GONE THING entirely new. the rop.,rnr,or
- OF II being # rent 4 ON any stove IN use
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 examtn. Il
before purchasing elsewhere
For sale by LW BTIIT. 4 RHO
August ., 1853, 2ad DIV
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An Entertainment and Concey

VIZ given IN beautiful Concert Room. on IN,
JAMES RAYMOND, INN dat " aft the exhib
ton o. tn PALACE, toasisting Of Ethiopian Melo
aits taney and Tonic Dancing Cha acteristic De
ilusatou- &c, by talented troape of Mae and r.,
male Artists
In 4S1son Treaty Fsrc Cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NASHtELLB, IESNESsEn..
Chartered by the General Assembly Of sAs State.
I'VE above insntntlon Is permanently lcc1ieu. sHd Is
4 not surpassed ey any slmsr establishment N n,
United States point ot facilites Tor pattine horc
practical knowledge of the duties of the Accountant
housekeeping.
THIS Department Is tie immediate Supervision &
he President Of tine College. no IS oEcic book kesps
1aving had many ysrS experiences sne OF toe liz zss
eouatioc-eoussS in he Union.
Commercial Law
THIS Branch is under The eriutendeaes Of JouS
deEwSS Esq Member tf the Nashville Bar WOO is ..
widely known lawyer and OraIor require any urhe
notice at our hands.
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading ant
Lectures
Lectures win be delivered night so as ro 70 iuterssr
With his professional engagements.
meTcantile Calculations
by Ws FzResL, u Under this head is eubrscsd sver.
secies ci calculations necessary for bcekkeeper or bus
ness TO undersaad-yiz interest," Discount Loss and
tEn, Equations, Exchange &C &C
Terms Of Tuition,
Bookkeeping, By Douhleand Single Entry, as applied
to every variety OF business, boih prosperous and
aoFS1e ...s.............-......... S25
ComneTcia Law Lectures, including the use OF books SIS
Penmanship-For twenty lessons, TO 5e taken within
one IionLn ''S'.......-.... ......-....... IS
For fifty lessons to be taken within three months sO
Tue importance OF this ru must G6vo1s
enter iCr an unlmsd period with he privilege OF review
ing az any time duTtngii life. without extra charge
This School is in pepeas, session. having no vseaion:
hence srrdens may enter any and pursue their
studies without IaierT Z; ton.
Merchants and business men viii be supolied with com
peteEt book keepers by applying this establishment
GoUd board and l0dzag be obtained for So Der week
No student will be taken fer less than full course iu
whatever branches he pursues.
TIue required for full ccgTse-rOm six to ten weeks
"A Address Southern Commercial College. Nashville,
TenuP an97-tIu AvIv
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SUNDRIEs.
sumner County Lands
For Sale.

IeUt 5oASf to decree e soc Chancerv C,S,t bei a
U.iiai'h, Sept Term. 1855, in the e4ss Of JOE T.
'apel = ll 4 VI iToeesd q The urtnsi.es rr
ne IiI u ptCEA Bio next. foloxine nsocestT -
var Ine VI u.De traei uf land u9o1 Nhs s,iase Lacy
= Baber res de0. e1n-ainiaz Three Iauasrrd and
thirty -SeNen Acres. said Iasi IS s,salaed 90 ~
islAiin aud Naskvis Turnpike R-zd as,,t ~. ,u,lss
hest ef 0al.1l7. 0b aflon CaTp Crrsk Ts Ia fss
e IS very fertile Is nastiy sD.iosea With rsck ai e.
al te1epg ths U0elaad Is heavy IL ue 1=rsss -
sarm IS vel adopted 20 STOCK rssr :, hR.obe Of oes-
H-nent Springs osades tas!e IS touching < lsygshsvs-
diiiug Geek.
lts sa,.dnss are N ks'PEy with the Land, eqgsl x
20" SUPERIOR - 4pl IN Saler egurt, sAe MaHsl0n osrx
sPHesnas 40 Soiy brick, Conveniently Constructed
ohle's,ng II rooms of which are n tbs basse3t the
'aoke tic'se sn3 h--heo az5 the ozer improvement
sOsprisng Ice sioue Nszre HOuses lar rs ssaosss
=, srs % no intst pernass1r ThsFs isa
A~shsGt " AiEk MILL, Oei'ngS N ths place Nitain
= s'onss HT0S OF ihe dwelling huuss IS Church aud
'eovoi House zogetasr Vue u he most ossrasss
sJssi.iles IN IenLss es
4fRss-Oss thIFd CASE, the b4iszse IN ors en4 tzo
e-r7 SoSa via Eood sseuiigy IsqureG ana Esn 70
'sd oh TIE Land aAsIl the -us0 ess tnOuey is laid
:" L BLA K aORs t;Ierk nrq & .sz-r
Usha-ia, HoF lS55.-S4pssssT =. 2.
nov -tSi1
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

rNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
: with Nestern Northwestern, an Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at P5buTg with oailr inc of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivera and Cleveland and Sandusky with
SeRuers to all porte the Northwestern Lakes making
the most Gsr5St, cte1pet and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the Great Wat
Rates between Philadelphia and Pitts6prg:
m b"r5 FrS TsotEsrs "O0'' zoe par 1OOfb
SECOND CLASS-Ro0k9 and Stationery,
Dry Gods On bAIesl Hardware, Lea 6Oc per loon
tier, &c. ......,.............
THIRD CisASN.--Anyil5, Bsggng, Bacon, Eo - ,oo.,
and Pork in bHlk,l, temp, &e...... wv 'et AooH'
FOURTH CiaSS.-Cafee, Fish, Bacon, a. r ,oo,.
aud Fork jIacked) Lard and Lard Oil, '' P0i 4oolO
- IN shipping Goods from any point East of Phla-
dslia ba particular 90 max package 0tL Psansyraaia
hut. 5rt" An Goods consigned 10 the Agents of this
&asd Philadelphia P.shurg will be forwarded with
cot detention
tzFe5T A1HNrs.-Mosas Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott,
\. Ga,ri i. .. Ssae,eT, Philadelphia; Magraw Moons,
baltimore; George & Faucscus, Pittsburg; Spngmsn
3 Garn, Cincinnati. Oh1; J. :. MOorhead. Louisville,
Nv; T.. - Aa'a,dm. Maiisou Ind; ROcliif Il Co.. ST.
L.u,s, $50: 5 !, HrChe & Son Evansville, Ind.
H. y. HOUSTON, ffsatyaI Freight dysnt, PHlIda.
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