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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
AUSTRALIA.

We have received, via Caao, files of The Sydney
Morning Herald 10 the Goth of January-bcing II
days later intelligence from that port but not late by
one day as the news received from Melbourne Vie
torial by the last mail from the South.
Sir VIM Denson had assumed the office Of Cover
nor Of Van Donan's Land in the place of Sir Chas
Htzroy.
The Committee ON Crown Lands had reported that
the whole question of waste lands in the Colony
quires much more extended inquiry than they had
been enabled to institute In this view The Herald
agrees.
MERoASTILE.-Snce the departure Of The Argo for
England on the 3oth December further depression
has been felt in the market and though il has been
temporarily arrested owing late advccs of falling
off in shipments there is yet no hope of any material
Improvement in prices for the next twelve months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
PARAGUAY AND BRAZIL.

Nothing new is heard about the war. The Senana-
RIO Of Paraguay gives account of a skirmish be-
tween the Paraguayens and the Braziians the latter
being aided by the Indians but the former being VIC
torous.
No further is received sbo 1t the Argentine in
torventon or mediation.
II is said that the object OF the Brazilian hotla in
ascending the rvcr s not 10 take hostile steps, but Ia
promote If possible amicable settlement of difficult
ties. That every means will tirs; be employed for this
result.
Brazil demands two points of Paraguay, which are
that satisfaction be given TO Senior Lea for indgniiies
shown him Change and that free navgatiO of the
Paraguay River be allowed 10 reach the Brazilian
Territory bordering on il.
--LATEST NEws.-The question is now said to be on
the point of breaking ont into ho-filiies. The Bra
lillian squadron II in tie River Paraguay. The Adm-
raj had delivered his ultimatum 10 the Paraguayan
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
Markets..

SAN FRsNcIsoo, Msndsy Evening April Is 1856
The tunness OF the week opens with fair lobbiug Iair
better than have witnessed days pat-f ps
rrnouay low Little inquiry exists FOR goods the
snsdins win necessarily pass into store.
FLoUsAn effort has been in progress for few day. past,
holders
bo supplies about 40 o bbs Liverpool purp-e OF
relieving the market but up this evening nothing definite
been concluded On parties not being able TO seee 70 the pro
sGrh should furuh We hear Of to-day beyond
Ssoss ps,e ~ 1 me her
go 100 90 Magnolia +9T 10 do Santa Clara At SO *
selfrsDg Sl2 y 30 10; and lcn bbls Hsxsl l4 y b
AFRO, 800 n Golden Gate Buckwhea Flour and 100 eEhth
SACKS Magnolia do 90 at o. hi also, 100 eighth sacks Mag
GRAMS Geo nrsi quality Milling Wheat sold PC; 40
tsss aIisy At ic SO Do on private terms e5 bag. oais In
ga ci 30 bags Bran al ici 1900 N Mexican Corn
lay; general provisions have
s family -4 25 bb Clear Pork 30; jo55ng sale
itO half 6bs CO. $40; 80 bbs Bilngss Hams 81 OOO
sst ss Beef Tongues at $40 So 60 snsp h b nni @
kess imported Butter private terms; $500 Cheese
CoRs MEALlt puns Sweet soil private terms; il2 half
CoIIsS uns Anthracite sold at sl2 The 1000 tnns d. q
Tomato. will not be tscharged ai this port.
FRriTs, CASE GooDs, Sco half bbs. Dried Apples sold
Sc, loo doE Boston Oysters a. sc so 100 do do private
senns 100 do Pine Apple 20 do Fresh Peaches TIM aud 40
;e ss Western Continent eonsnr Of sSo case. penn,
0nser, Cinnsnon Aspice Ground Coffee Preserved Meais
CsspIrsioO boxes Sperm and rs boxes Adalnauine e1
Turnado cold private
suoAniCo bbis half bbs Crushed sold az ioc 800
bbs private terms reported at scl; Ice offered and
declined Tor 6to btls
0IAsswlRtAn invoice o Of assorted Cut and Pressed
Glassware sold at % y cent advance manufacturers prices
OLIVE OI.--5(9 boxes sold, 70 arrive, at S.
FNLs-4si LEGS sold at 5e.i 900 do. on private terms
bay Goops, rrc.-6oto yards Meumaok Prints sold
rve at l2c; TO bots Cotton Sail Duck Nos g. at 2c
i25 bales brown Ds private terms An invoice Of CASH
Hats ($SCo0l also on private terms.
TEAs-5 coo NJ Imperial and Guupowder sold Sc cash
LfopoRs-l0o bbs New-Nork Whisky sold arrive at 7oc
Zoo gallons American Brandy private 100 gallons Oh
Tom Gin ~ ~ 80.
CEMtSr-l75 hhls. Rosendale sold az IS
MrTALs2C0 boxes Tin Plates sold private 1900
Boston Lead Pipe TO ariye AZ loc $500 10 Zinc from store
sf lt.e.
BucKwHrAT-sale OF 40 sks. California at Sc q ~
BrASs-Sae Of 20 Ska large California white Al &C. v N.
PoTAToXs-Saies Of 500 hsss fair quality Soc y bag 100
7dc q do and 28 do. choice IN lots e
do: also 81 bags sweet OF &c. & n.
TonAocO-Sscs OF 70 Registers Fruit 30 do Pride Of the
Union y do Apricot, do. Gold Dgsers do. strawberry
hewne and IS Watson smoking ali private terms.
10 Anna Bishop brand tohewing) al foc- y 10
CIeARs-Sale Of 1900 Havans private
RIcE-Sae of sC0 mats China No. AZ 7c. A. n.
WILLOW WARE-An invoice 81 COZ sold private
Alt-Sae Of Sc bids. Burion's private
BuTrER--Sse of ~ trkius very choice AZ &c. q No.
bLserNc PowDER-ssie of 80 hess on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
PERU.

Tho only topic of political interest is the approaching
election for President and officers of State which il Ia
take place early in May There four candidates:
Generals Castillo and san Roman, and IS. Elias and
Ureta Castillo and Elias each assert that they wish
TO zee The otter elected but al the time they
crely exert every influence to prevent the event and
secure their return. II is not expected that the
result Of the election, whatever IT may be, VII secure
the peace Of the Republic
Gen Flores still remains in Lima Notwithstanding
the rcmonstranco of the Ministers of Ecuador and New
Granada it is said that Flores is plotting with Of
the parties in power in Peru for The purpose OF form
ing a confederation of the Republics of Bolivia, Peru
and Ecuador under the sway of Santa Cruz, Elias and
Flores
decree extending the liberty OF the press has been
published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have Sandwich Islands papers 10 April ? one
month later. ~, o. -
On The sih Of MaTch the United States slooP-ofwsI
Decatur, Commander Ssefre.', raehea noho,u'u' ~
Svs rom VALPARAISO On the 9th the British sloop-oi
war Dido arrived from Valparaiso. On The 2lsi tie
ssfcsrs OF he,h ships were presented to the KIM.
TIs PolyNssiaH says thar no hing ever assembled
srone with more universal approval OF his subjects
a. his Majesty. King kamohamcha ~. Many Of
De fnrcicn as wen native citizens had sent IN Sr
s-a,,srstnlatops and expressions Of loyalty.
The whsle-ship Garland Q: New-be'icIG aInvee q
I'D H. ohliesl TO aischargc and hcave down Tor n
nam She had 2ooO barrels Of oil on board which
xxas off, red fox sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

SALT MArTIRs.-Tte Salt manufacturers are -
beginning Their work Tor the ~ason- Owing 70 ne
cayinc in Of vel az the syracuse Paug-Honss wten
Is now repsired and to The break IN the Os~ezo CsnA
ley have 10; been able 20 commence Operators Is
soSn as was ex;es-ed. Several blocks have beo ard
Up during the a.; i,w days BAT me majority OF ten
the Cosrse or Solar feld are row beng illed. The
rressut u.ataer l. ve-y favorable foS evaporation
The Old sab row on hand heilg packed al shiPqed
e.. The Bew salt VII Re IN market IN abosi ihree
weeks. Syracuse Journal Asy Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

FROM CIEyTUK6os.-By the bark r. G. ". Dcdee
arrived yesterday, we learn that al the American
vessels in Port taken up with sugar feishis Il
III ioc. without deck-losds, vessels paying thar
own port charges No freigtts to EGroPe. Eve--
thing quiet in port, but nearly al the inhabitants N
readiness to meet any hIibus,erinz expedition hat
may land. II was reported there were so,cos ghi1s
Tren On he ;sarf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

the neighborng streets filed. The police brigade,
the grenaders Of The escort and some 81 the renen
soon on the spot. Confusion for a while rygned.
Even the orders Of President Mont who did not for
moment lose his composure, were scarcely Obeyed.
The fire broke out in the apartment Of the SuPern-
tendent Of the Mint and very the smelling Office
that but for the successful excrions of the rcnen
great loss must have ensucd. There intense alarm
the part Of those persons who had property AZ stake
IN the archives Of the Mint On the frs. breaking ont
Of the fire effort made TO remove the specie In
the vault of the Mint TO The general Treasury. About
100000 were removed when the FIRE was subdued.
The loss amounts 10 about $1,000 or $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
ARGENTINE RFpURLIC.

In Buenos AyIes the Chamber of Representatives
TO meet the Goth TO al up certain COMMITTEES
The Mint yielding 10 the exigencies of the market
annum.
The celebrated naturalist, NJ. Bonpland, has been
appointed by that Government TO examine the quick
silver mines and other meteorological districts OF the
Argentine territory
No more il said about the invasion Of CordOva by
the Indians The frontiers have been pu. in state Of
defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14
BOIIL Ia.

This Republic remains in state OF comparative
poace The President, Gen. Belzu, was in La Paz;
Sefors Busiilo and Aguire, two of his Ministers had
resigned their portfolios. The President adopting
active 70 prevent the entrance Of Gen. Santa
Cruz into the Republic and according to Fl PaRamca0
the press aud the people generally were much opposed
to his coming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

the vicinity Of Fort Inge for The purpose Of transport
ing them across the country. Bat on arriving there
with the teams for that purpose, it was found
that the Indians had all been stampeded by party Of
citizens who went to their camp for the purpose Of
attacking them. Such things are 10 be regretted
they lead the Indians 10 suspect the integrity Of the
agents in promising them peaceful homes The In
dians have since been found, and collected within
thirty miles Of For Clark, whence they viii be
veyed 20 the reserve where there are already col
lec,ed between eight hundred and thousand. In
fact within thirty DAYS from the time Major Neigh
bors reached Fort Belknap for that purpose, eight
hundred Indians collected on the reserved lands
in the vicinity of that post. The Major is confident
that before September be Will have all the Texas In
dams located and that no more depredations viii be
committed unless they are done b. outsiders. some
few Of the Comanches siamPeped last winter have
come in.
The Galrestoa Ners Of the ID inst saws:
From almost every section of the State the accounts
Of the growing crops are OF the most di-courAging
character However, we have reason 20 believe that
partial rains have fallen receuty in many districts. AZ
Victoria they have had T-hing rams, and q: Pes-
tine cleo showers have fallen.
Judge John J. Mills Is candidate for Congress IN
the Eastern District.
LATER FROM FL PAso.-Capt. Grain, of Gdding's
mail .IIin arrived a. San Antonio on the morning OF
the 9th ult from II Paso having msie the trip IN u
days. The Ledger has the following news by this az
rval:
-Four Mexicans entered the house Of an American
residing at Las Cruoes, oyepowered him and his wife
and bound them hands and feet. Tie parry then ac-
complshed their diaboLcal dees upon the person OF
the lady and deparied-Ieavng husband and wife
bound in their own house and without the means Of
ex,rcaiing themselves. On the following morning
some one visiting the house discovered their condition
and released them. Tie husband collected party
and pursued The Me1icans. They were soon over
hauc.l brought back and confnei in jail. They con-
tryed 10 make their escape however the FIRST night
of their incaro. ration They were again pursued,
ovcriaken and hung. Judge Lynch lrcsiling.
Cant. Grain reports business rather dull.
He represents The country suffering from ne efccie
az the drouih, and that rain j. much needed.
We learn that David Hickman, merchant of h
Paso, died on the 1ih inst.
The party accompanying he train no Indians
but judged from the syn" that they lad Teceaily
been in the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-14

SO this river is now free TO Americans its in
proVesf Ut is matter Of interest with your peopk.
Ii would appear that the Government have 40 in
mediate inIelIion OF proceeding with the work :
for tie estimates of the Inspector-Genersl for tie
present year are silent n regard to H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-31
The Johnson street Clothing Estab-
IiShncuf.

FJN KELLY takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks to the citizens of keokuk for
the very literal patronage he has received since be
came to this city entire stranger
! beg leave, for the future to introduce mysc!f
iii partnership with Mr.. John Fellowos and hope hy
giving undivided attention to business, to rem
der entlH satisfaction 10 all who Will favor us with
their Hstom We are hourly expecting SCOTS eel
ehraN American Report Of Fashions, aud sIall in
trod1ce the Fall styles soon as received. As
iHtcEd to do ali our work, friends rely
upon having their work done with naatness and dis
patch, aud a 1T guaranteed
Please Gull al The johnson Street Tailor Shop, one
door west Of tho Pos. oflice. ard give trial.
KELLY i IELL9HEs.
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4 lISIS.

NIESSRS. PARMELE il CAMPBELL re e
VI specially announce 10 the citizens Of "a
kcokuk and vicinity that they intend fas aSMk
soon ~ a room can he obtained IN the block
now beng built, by u. w hiibourne) to open 10
the 3bi.c a and we'll selected sock Of fine
Watches and lcwolry, silver AMI Plated Ware. Also
a variety II Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments cf
all descriptions Sc de-. &c. in fact every thing
pertaining 90 line II business.
For ,he present may hc found in traham's
block, Second Street, three doors south Of Par
son, Banking House, whore portion # our stock
is exhibited.
) W. arr nom prepared to do all kinds Of work in
our line.
4ii,a II 4lelies is.l 1,aelff a,f al hiHtl4 re-
paired and warranted by competent workmon.
j. PARMEIE,
Nav 10 1888. A. CAMPBELL.
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Tract aud Chicago. Burlington
Quincy Railroads.
| now completed, and Trains the entr. ds-
L tance from CHICAGO IL Bt ELLINGTON IaMa,
without chance q
Ili, mesi direct route to Chicago, View York Bas-
tou, Philadelphia. and all other points East.
Daily Trans leave Burlington SUNDAYS excepted.
DAY LxrnIss ,--IuRouGH 7. 50 A. NJ
Arriving 1T Chicago tie evening, passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, and con
nccting al Mcndota with the Illinois Central Rail
Road To La Salie, Bloomington Spring gicld, Deca
tur, jacksonville, and Naples also vita Gaena and
Duneith.
2.--Expnrss THRoUcn T. 80, r. VI.
Connceiine With Illinois Central Rail Road al
Manaota for II. Leuis aud Cairo direct.
Trains the above Roads IN close connsc-
ton, avoiding all laying AZ any of tho points
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Ccufrtl and Michigan Southern Roads and with d
tie Loads leading the Atlantic Cities Ohio Ken
tusky and Pennsy y.ania.
Passengers leaving Burlington nj Z 80, T. NJ +
reach Oaiepa and Dunleth in II hours, ard 81
LOUIS IN 20 hours.
~ iiil. route passengers will reach the interior
portions oI OHIO aud Indiana IN less time. and with
fewer charges q al by any other route connecting
MIA Michigan Ccntral at Michigan Civ, with ltt
Nsw Albany and salem Road, thence to ali points
,pufh and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and
no charge I'm handling at any pon
Itruugsl Tickets BY this Route can be purchased
at tho R,til Road Office in Burlington.
G. HAMMOND Superintendent
u. RrMick, Ticket AGENT, Burlington
G. r.. FoLfErr. General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago. Nav lst 1898. d&w
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TINIlE subscriber would inform the citizens of ke-
i nkuk aud vicinity that hc has purchased the
stock in trade Of Ben. +. Dodsou, al No ) Third
Street, whore be has hand u general assortment
ot French and American Cloths, Gassimeres and
Ncatings, which be viii make up to order at the
shortest notice. and in style not TO he surpassed.
Also geod assortment 81 Summer Goats, Vests,
and SHIRTS always on hand.
July Is, lS55.--itf JAMES NJ TYLER
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MOORE A HOOPER,

pHAKMACt T,STS AND DRUGGISTS,
IIiNE this day associated themselves To- ID
/ gethcr for the purpose Of conducting ~
general Drug and Prescription business Under
the above firm.
Particular attention will be given to the lat
t,r branch to which they have both served u
regular apprenticeship. Physicians and the pub
lie can rciy having their prescriptions promptly
aud accurately compounded at ali times. ~ one "
the firm Will be constantly IN attendance
ROBERT MOORE.
J. HENRY HOOPER.
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\. u. JONES,

Successor 70 p. Sngcrana1
hEALEli in Clocks, Watches and jewel f2
y ~, scoond street (next door to Charles "a
Pate Banking House,l keokuk, Iowa. &&slZf.
The subscriber has Just received a large aud
hcantifal stock Of Gold and Silver Watches Gold
jewory, &c, comprising the latest styles Of Iados
Breast Pms Lar Rings. Finger Rims, Cuff Pine
tiold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver
rhiu,biee, Cold Slides. snaps, Studs, Gold Pens
with Or without holders, Gold pencls, Peus and
pynciI6.
WAfrH RFrAfRfSC
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
f9els competent to repair the difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted 10 hs care.
Ali work warranted to give satisfaction
CuitnEcT TINE.
The public may rest assured that The correct time
i, and always will bo KEEP by
Now -, lSo4.--dlv \. W. JONES.
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Harry
yXTH0IESAIF and retail Clother, and 2a
w dealer in IIats Caps and Furnishing IA
Goods No. D. Main Street keoknk, Iowa. hav- mr.
ing on hand large and we'll selected stock Of
Goods in my line, ! would respectfully invite the
attention Of the trade. feeling conhden, that my
Goods and prices will favorably compare with any
in the market.
Will not lay that | shall sell lower than Saint
Louia Or Eastern Houses, but would modestly
snre my friends and the public that | Will sell
low as possibly and honestly can.
Nv expenses are light, and my house is convent
ont. tf not three stories hgh,l and will endeavor
to trade .sth q customer in such u manner as Will
gave general satisfaction
Ny motto s-An article is worth its value, aud
common srnse should be the appraiser.
Nav 3, iS5t.-W4
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II. isauden a SON.

NXT0ULD respectfully call the attention If the
w public to their stock ~ the hr-i quality ~
Marble. which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled 10 sell at cheap
i rate as can fc obtained ia st. Louis.
We arc determined 10 aci upon the motto
..SNALI. PROFITS ericM EErtgNs.
live us II cali and NC pledge ourselves 10 show yen
hne marble, and good WORK hmanshp both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere ia the Inited States.
We have another extensive stock of Marble on It's
way from tho East. and shall be fnlly prepared 10
iss>et any demand thai may be made for articles III
uur line.
Thyd Street. between Main and Bondeau.
April J. IS58.
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FtNlIRD Street between Main and Jphuson kco-
j kuk Iowa. have JUST received, a' their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishments n
choice and excelleni supply Of Broaiclo'hs eas.i-
msres, Nesti tin,ss, aud Gentlemen = Furnishing Goods
Of all descriptions. and guarantee that their work
shall he done in The most approved and satisfactory
manner They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and tn. best mate
rial 10 give them q call
HUTCHINSON i DEWEY
Ar.rH q L.
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" istIaftNB- hi Ef !
wsrsrGouR A. uuckEg.
VILIIA II. SMITH.

I)ELLoWS MANtFAfTCEEB Bench Street ucaI
- franklin Gaena. III.
,eIc constantly on hand Il low of et ,rs dcscrip
toi, wrh viii b. sold o. low and a. good t.l u.s
can b. purchased cisewh,re.
\. b.. Every Belues warranted t. give sAtsfae.
ton.
Augast -. I,15 dom
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Keokuk Book-Bindery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANIFAcToR1
DLANk Books made and rulcd to any required
- patfern Court Records, Justices' Dockets 4
-essor- Book, Poll Books, de., &c., furnished II
short notice.
cd Books, Magazines, Music, 8c, bound ro-
hoand in any style desired
VI My Bindcry viii be found on Main between
Second and Third streets, Sign Of The Big Boot
Jan. o. IS9i-lxw. ISAAC n. PIERCE
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AIESsEs MuuRi. 4 HOOPER respectfully in
vi form their friends that they are mountaineering
and will cndeasor 10 keep hand at all times, nan
davs excepted a nlost delicious, cooling and healthy
bercragc, -
AfRArTp MlSYRAL WATER,
and invite all Nhe arc thirsty TO come 10 me fonn-
tain on SATURDAY L they expect to bo thirsty on
sunday.
June II iSo5.--d
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xLSASIA RAILROAD ID
GKAR - !, !;

rTiIRFE aaIly Through Trans. Dc1Ne.n Fhila,l,l-
i l.la and pttsbarg.-TnE MoHSlNG MAIL IRAtx
leaves Philadelphia for pitrbur2 al A. NJ. and
pittshnrs fir Philadelphia ~ y. VI. TuE LAST
LINZ leaves PhtiadepAla for pttsbur- al ] 7. VI.
IHr NIcHr ExrREss fRAn leaves phifudc pha for
Piitshurt n II r A., aud Piti-bgrg Tor pAii4lpl.
phia az q +. NJ.
The above lines connect a; piiisbnrg With Rail
roads To and from II. Louis Mo Alton Galena
ami Chicazo. nj; Frankford. Lexington and Lou
syalle, Ky. Tcrre fiaGte, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis. Ini, Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield
Btltefontane. Sandnsky, Toledo Cleveland. tuluu
bns, GAINESVILLE Massilinn and Wooster. Ohio al
viii h. steam Packet Boats from aud 10 New Or
leans. r Louis, Louisville, anl Cincinnati.
Tlrnneh Tickets can he had to or from either II
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand I'LL. At Tie d.f
frcut starting points. Passengers from the West
viii fud thjs the shortest and mot exp. ditious
route 90 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton.
TuOS. MOORE.
Aer>r Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j. MLSiAIMEA.
Agent. Passenger Lines pittsbur..
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LIVERY NIAYsII.

LIVERY STABLE,
~ Johnson street, bctween LIT and al, n
- lly Na H. CLaemonN. Ihi, ast tahllsh- 4r~NA
mcnt II large cammodions, wei arrang ngod-A q
and amply provided with good horses We'll trained
fa harness a. well u with Carriage, Bu.ges and
Hacks open and close, ervered and half covered. #
every description, adapted toconyenianee luxury.
Horses Carriages ef residents # the city Wis
ltors from abroad kept moderate terms and
carefully attended u by men thoroughly skilled in
the busInesa.
Horses bought and old commission and on M
own account at all times.
May Is fs55.-dly
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uINIRAI. WATER

lIESSR.s. MOORE d HOOPER are manufacturing
vi u very superior article q A4hAlLD M1SA-
RAJ u ,lEH The Qualities az which cannot be sur
passed hy any natural spring our Union, Aed that
IL II hi Ely conducive 90 health, and contains no
al 4icrtous drugs which il often the case with fonn-
Ia rs not properly formed and managed, they peg
lrave 10 rlfer 10 the following gentlemen of tho
PREF. J. C. HUGHES, NJ. d.
j. Il. SANFORD, =
y. L. McGUGIN, :.
~ 4. ALLEN, g
T. {. FRANCIS, :.
July - ls5J. -