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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-03
NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
VI r. IL ECA,

w ILL the ensuing season be- 4 CTT-1 -
w tween the above ports. The z-l-r9sSsf1
America has been docked and thor Ge-AA@4ezaESf-z-A
oughy repaired this M and have hesitation in say
ing that she - Ia respect 90 strength equal 20 any boat in
the Her cabin has been thoroughly overloaded and
the travelling community rely this boat for as much
comfort bost IN the trade Capt. JOhnsons long
perence In the trade without any accident sufficient 20
prove his superior skin His attention passengers with
out fault For freight passage apply the Captain
board, or JOHNSON, WEAVER 4 co,
No. 20 Market 81 or to
A. l.. DAVIS,
octiT-6m L. :. Mail Packet once Agents.
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WHO WANTS TO BE EARRIEDl
THE ART OF LOVE-M ING.
The most extraordinary book of the Nineteenth Century,
The Bliss of Marriage.
| THE WAY THE 4 LTAR.
| MATRId0NY MADE EASY; or, HOW To WIN LOVER
| One volume Of 100 pages, S2mo Price One Dollar
900 900 EDITION S5H ready de'I Printed on the ness
! 2er, and illustrated in the first style Of art.
Love rules the court the camp, the grove,
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love-"
SO sang the Bard; yet thousands line
For love-ofi'e the light divine
Who, did they know gentle charm,
The hearts OF those they love TO warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road Wedlock would you know
Delay not, but to RoNDoUT go.
Time diej, and from his gloomy wings
shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the slassi
At least the present is your own,
While all the future is unknown.
happy marriage man or maid
Can now secure by RoSDoUT's aid.
CONTENTS:
II teaches make ladies gentlemen win the devo
ted affections of As many the opposite their hearts
m,y desire And the plan is simple yet captivating
that all may married irrespective Of age appearance
position and it be arranged with such and delcacy
that detection is impossible
II teaches how 70 make love.
1t teaches every eye to form beauty Of its own.
Il teaches how TO act when fascinated by lady.
II teaches no to make the wTinkied face smooth.
1t teaches you the kind Of wife select to render home
it gives advice the lover who has been truly
ceped and rejected aterward through The interference
friends.
Il gives a remedy for unrequited love.
It you instructions for identifying the person.
Hew TO have a handsome face and hands.
How tan and freckles.
Lecture Love- Private Advice to Married Ladies
and Gentlemen
This decidedly the most fascinating interesting and re
ally and practical COurtship Matlmony, and
delights Of Married Life, that has ever been
from the American press. The artificial social
tenn which in many instances prevents union Of hearts,
and rces cOnventonasm the happiness and even the
thousands Of the and hopeful Of both sexes Is
thoroughly analysed and exposed. Every who conem
plates marriage wishes for naOle guide in the
lection partner e should purchase this great text
I book Of counubial felicity
No one regret the price paid for such invslu
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any the specie paying banks in the United States
Canaas received at par. Gold dust be sent from Cal
fornia.
All that necessary for you do is TO write letter in
few possible ncoSng ONE DOLLAR and write the
uame with the Post office, county and State and dTectO
PROFESSOR RON OOUT, Publisher and Author.
No 80 Forty-Sixth ST New York.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, l62 Nassau ST., are the whole
sale Agents.
10nN A0aDfs iap1- DIN
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
4 ~
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
E;;sE go 80 g.
OPEN TO THOMPsON's STATION.

UPEN TO THOMFSOh'S STATION.
IN and Aer Wednesday, December - trains will run be-
~ tween Nashville and Ihompsons station, follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. NJ, and P. ~; arrives Al
Thompson's al s20 A. ~, and IS ?. ~.
RETURNING-Ieaves Thompson's at A. Nj and S
p NJ arrives at Nashville at O25 A. NJ and 6SU p NJ.
On sunday the Morning Train only VIII be run Ieayizg
Nashville ut A. NJ, and Thompson's AZ 3 AN.
~ Al Ihompsons the Stages q Carter, Thomas and
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets COR MEMPHIS WAYNESBORO, JACK
SON, TUSCUMBIA, FLORENCE PULASKI and COLUM-
BtA, be procured the General Stage once under
YerAndaa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
deel2 r. Eng. and supt
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI 4 NASH
VILE PACKET

nUHING the ensuing season, the a cTr~-1 -
II eommodious Ign raugh steam LsyIOSe-fkkH1
er, MAGNOLIA, r 5. SCuDDER, Mas
ter, will regularly above, and all intermediate
landings. Being exceedingly light, 7 inches draugh with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable Of
making quick trips, s0lcits public patronage.
~ orders left with either Of the undo for freight
either way will meet prompt attention.
n. n. HARRISON, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, ABeHNs'
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TO the Public.


the lot opening day is complete assortment Of ALExAS-
DRAs Kid oloves. Iteb2ll &c McNAIKY CO,
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
INCORPORATED 1855
CHARLES HESS-PRINCIPAL.
TRUsTEEs.
Hon. NELL s BROWN, G. NJ Fooo,
JoBx TFDBLE. joins -. WINSTON, NJ. D.,
JAMES CRAIGHEAD, A. COR,
W. o. HAkKls, &. McNAIRY,
JAMES WALKER, A. MACKtSEIE,
JOHN Yooxa MD, JAMES P CLARK
For Terms sc, apply TO the rrncipal the Academy,
No q South Vine street. febs
First of April, 1856.
Ii those indebted to the Undersigned to WELLER
y COOPER, hereby notified that il pay neu is not
notes will placed the hands 4 o;er, fur her in
du gance cannot be given. Imar7l d. ). WELLER.
YOUNG AMERICAN
Agents Wanted every county In this ard adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO al such chance to make money will be Oneredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disPoser
Of on unusually fair terms, by application 10 the prOprieo
PARTNERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob NH unsurpassed in the Tn
ion and which be superseded by past future in
It's The very Mil which every Farmer and stock
Raiser should have; Il viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with horse is easily cited and
managed weighs $40 lbs and as al intact OF the grinding
surfaces Is prevented will last any farmer an ordinary life
speak thus Of durability because he SINE
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
for month, and 10 il don't give completes satisfaction to
return ~ II there be any thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted in every the
viii be refunded The Crushr be attached 10 horse
power, which renders Il the
MIL south Of MasOn's and DXon line. All other LTusheTs
the South require much power, viii
Acoordingto
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob NIL which admits Of lateral wabbng
motion will Nariy, out all other crushers
enable 70 this grand objection and the Prupretors
rot dispute H. In the Instruction Of "foUNG AAER
cA have power, and DIT have
tsseurd frt0n and cHALLESGE the contrary
have prevented wabbhng lateral Lotion, and al are
eomps led 70 Acknowledge IT, therefore, assert that
upenor to any other MIL l selling this Tennes
see invention Al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any wanting good thing earnestly request
I'd tue true merits principles Of this Nal
and order IRON the Propheiors Agents.
liberal discount made 10 dealers
}. z. DRoMGooLE, sos Proprietor.
shelbyvlle, Tenn
Ellis Moore CO., - Market street, NahVtIle, Mana
eturers and General Agents.
Beaumont RAl Co, clArksEls, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Ab. Watkins, PULASKI, Agent for Gle, couniy.
Wn. h Hunt, Salem, Agent Tor Rraaklin Couaiy Team,
and jackson eoanty, Ala.
James d. Vance cAssAliAa springs, Agent for Sumner
County.
). W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent foS MAnTy Coauty.
W. n. hel. P. Rome, Agent Ger Smith Coanty.
J. K. Akn, Chzrisston, Agent for Bradley County
W. L. huniey Bros, Loadon Agents sor EEss rennes
see. oct le-dAWiy
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE fine Fregh: and Passenger 4 G-n -
j Steamer, +. HOWARD, Y. sl-yss-ssGt1
NORTHERN Master has commenced
ard will continue to make regular trip beaern this city
and New Orleans the Mt Her capacity for car
ryiug freight equal boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery Of goods.
nov15-6n J. X. YEATMAN, Agents.
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Stations 10 Nashville

ol6Jl0nS 70 NASHVILLE.
From Chattanooga, ShellmOund,
and Whitesiie. ........
Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
derSOn and Tantalon. .,
" Cowan, Decherd. EstiI 5
Springs and Tullahoma.
" Normandy, Wartrace shell
byville and BeHbuckle. o..
" F0sferville, Christiana and
MurfreesbOrO'. ...
Flore nee, Smyrna and La
Vergne.-.. ......
Flour at the above rates to be 81
Ave barrels and upwa ds, at one
ties, five cents Per barrel TO be ad
be transported on the same terms,
charged as one barrel.
oct13
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From Nashville, Lavergne and
Smyrna-----..--.....--.
Mui freesboro', Christina
and Fosterville.
Bellbuckle, Wartrace, Shell
byviile and Normandy
Tullahofna, EStin's Springs,
Decherd and CoEsn......
" TantalOn, Anderson and
Stevenson
Bridgeport, Shellmound and
Whiteside ..,........
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To Wholesale GrOcGrS.
w. MEREDITH
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
and for Sale.

DEN s. WELLER, has just received supply Of GARDEN
I'D SEEDS at his Seed Store, No. 81 Market street.
Also-Expected daily lot Of bARNHILL'S CORN and
COTTON DRILLS. March 10.
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MARBLE! NIARBLE!!

NJ l.. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLEH Vy(r
NJ. BUSINESS sOlicits his old friends and they SIZI
public general who may desire work in his line, SI
TO give him a call at his shop, corner Of Church 0MIy
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. He will keep constantly on hand supply n
OF MONUMENTS TOMBS, &C., Of the finest Italian aud
American Marble. All work executed in the best manner
and warranted. sep29-u
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lust RECEIVED, direct from New York, per steamer
y America invoice Of Superior Shad, put UD expressly
for Jl7uiEy use with nstruc ions TO close Immediately.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS,
fb2l No ~ Public Square.
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Canary Cages.
CHAMBER SETS

WE have received from New York. the finest collection
w Of Bird Cages in Nashville Thew Of al
patterns and designs and offered at moderate pr
ces MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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Ii those indebted TO the undersigned to WELLER
~ COOPER, hereby notified that il pay men is not
will placed in the hands 4 officer, fur her in
du garce cannot be given. lmar7l D. ). WELLER.
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BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND PLANIsHED
WApFc

Il prices. MACKENZIE WILSON.
BLOCK TIN, BRITTANIA AND PLANIsHED
WARES.
WE have a fine assortment Of Covered Dishes, Soup
w Turrens, Coffee Urns, TIA and CoGee Pots, Punch
Pitchers MolASses Cups Geiques Lmps, Csntvstcks &C
Se MACKENZIE & WILSON.
CAST0RS.
WE have handsome sorment o. Casters elegantly
w Mated, and Brit'ana varietv Of patterns
march, MACKENZIE a WILSON.
FURNITURE POLISH.
XNTE have on hand a supply Of McCombie's Furniture
w Polish by which, with very little trouble, old Furni
may be made to look as well
mari MACKENZIE WILSON.
TOE.D INK.-wc have sill a few bottles on hand,
VI which " will sell at New York prices.
marT MACKENZIE WILSON.
TABLE MATS. Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass, Brittar =
MIA. and Japanued Candesiicss and Lamps. lron rr
and Enameld Sauce Pans; Glove Stetches Cup MOps
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins sc: a. great variety Of
Housefurnshing Coo $. MACKENZIE WILSON
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We have the stock Of Wooden Hosiery offered In
this market for Ladies' Misses and Children, well for
Gentlemen so prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter at McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE No.
81 and So College ST. movie
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To Merchants and Merchant Tailors
Fine No. l Shad

TINHE attention Of the trade l. requested to a and
i choice stock Of Men and BOys' wear, exclusively i'm
ported by DECOURsEY LAFOURCADE q Co,
jans-2m No. l49 Market ST., Philadelphia
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I'VE have Just received from New York and Cincinnati
w variety Of pa terms OF The above invaluable articles
Some OF our patterns very e'eg mt.
mari MACKENZIE WILSON.
EEATHEK BUSTERS # all sizes and at low
Il prices MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-22
The Gate Cisy agasnss the WsSta
Keokuk Mattress n snufactory
A. C. Orr

Snow manufacturing dAtsrssses VI every descrip-
tion, spiral Spring .Cuvied Hair, Woolsn, Feltng
Co,ton, Moss, Birch, Shack and straw, of the bssl
Comturts and Feathsrs.
uotci anil Steamboat orders promptly attended 10
and All articles manufactured or sold At my stab
lishmcnt will be offered at fair term-, and warrant
cd. ehAiicug. the production of supsfl"r sk a
any rstsb lshment of th. kind in she Wastern
try. You arr scspAcuutiy i0vityl To ca.l And exam
ine speciiuc ne of my wors. wAreroom corner o
Fourth street and Exchange.
have IN up ration wy invented and xpensv,
msehincry, which enables 20 snaf ActaPe bet
Ter cork. 81 - 1e lib raj rates, than inferior
other~is. Manufactured can b. Afforded for. Nate
ria fur Bsi ling etc prepared by machinery is NOR
uniformly and ,rfsctiy prepared, and the worl
far superior ~ qaniity.
WhOtes0is 0nf Retail.
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U s.
Prom kselat - chisaso, Niagara f.lis, Baaalo,
Rock Island, ssl.on City ..sasna. Dan.
leth. Osb~Qae, 81. Paul, BE-, via
HokTHERNcRs)SS RAILROAD,
QuIncy - 0Aleshur9.
CONNECTIONS:
A I0ales6arg with The Chicago ari Bsriia gtou,
n and Psoria and OqusvkA Rs,lru .ds for bar.
iingon Peoria, Wyanet, Nsndota, Jur elton ,andChi
4, wy..... and r.ni Creek With Chicago and
Rock Island. and Dsrsau vailsy Rair ID. fos Rock
lsl and Iowa City. LAsaiIe, &e.
Al Mend"t. With Iiiiaos C-ntys, .Rsiired for
Fulton City Galena, Dunleith. Dobsqae, Rs. Paul.
sad osh~r river towns; Bloomington, springAssA,
Az Junction vi,h Galsaa snd Chicago linton Rail
soai fsr Glxin, Bsividsre, Bsoit, addison, Frss-
part, &c
A,chie.so With tn. peat Easter and North
srn hnvs FOR Mhwaakee, Fond .iu Lac Sc. Deiroit,
Toissio. c eveiand, pitnbasgh, whseiiag Baitin re-
Philadelphia. In tisnapet.s Lafayette. Cincinnati.
Dunkirk, Bufs.o Niagara Pxils. Sssp .nsion Br dre
A hsny, sprngA Id. Boston, and citi. and towns
rw" ra@IsEs Ds,sY IL ;.' s..a., .,,e,
ts.es Quincy sad Chicago. On and after the iitk
nx., until further notice. Trains will run ~ foovs
l. chicago Expres.-Lsavs. Quincy xt4.45 \. T.,
afriv.s At GalestnrgA ~ S.55 4. at Wyanett
- r. "A -
4-lsv H., at Ghisag.6r.n.
l. Cb.oHgo Expsvss--Leavcs Quincy & 20 =. H. ar
rivss 81 .iA.ssburg $50 -, II Wyanat 20
. Mendnt. i3.3s 4. y, st Jsaction $40 4, n, st
chicago 3.33 Az.
3. Quisey Expsess--Leavss Chicaeos SIS A. r., sY-
riscs ~ 0atssburg S.ls ?. H., aad nj Quincy Is
fA.
:. Quiucy Express--Leaves Chicago $40 r. ~, A.
rivss At Gsiesbnrg AS H., and a, ney at o. 40
An.
Tesins run isto and leave from az aion Depot .
ChicaGa.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO
Passengers leaving Quincy 10 the IN .rning train
will arrive 81 X 'ck Lssd, Peoria. Gal a Duulsith
Dubuque and Chicago same evening: making sure
connections Al Chicago with trains east
Leaving Qaincy in the evening train. will ss-
rive ~ the sb,ss points in the morning, making
conn<et ons st Chiaaso with tram nortn, east
and south.
Daily Boat II the Mianesota PacI. Il Co., leaves
Duneirh FOR II. Paul, etc.
For particulars and farther informal please an.
ply ~ the Uompany nice, Main stree, between thc
iAarlssae it"us. Aad Wes,ern Stage 0iase, Keokuk,
Sh Throuxh fieket- 10 ali prncipsi places can be
pr cared. Through Tickets can also b. hai on board
the 'tcamers II the ". Louis Kcokak Packet Co
Ask far tickets via Northern Cfs.s fa,tr,ad.
VII. BCLLInNs. Ger sup't
y. VI. BuRiuAM. tiea Ticket Axt.
]. r. Tgwkssrar, Age,t. Keokuk.
jun. 13d.w
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Tackles u Lncas.

Tlcklea 4 Lucas,
BAEKhaks AND GENERAL BROKERS,
JoAassa w., ba ~ and ~, .......... .KEOKuk, IOWA
WILL boy snd sell EychApgr, collect Notes and
w biIia, seli Land W srrAnt., Invest In Real Es
tale, k0Aa 4sAey7ov MN presidents, And Pay Taxes
Tlme papus negotiated, and facilities extended
Sold, Silver, and sncurrcnt money bought and sold
RkrgsxHcns-
Hank Republw, New York City.
John n. 0osdos, uuivn BHsk, Balttuose.
james k.bh AGO.. New Orleans.
Daplsy, tDsak. Co., C5noinnati, o.
u. .A.rsck<v 4 Co., EschAsge Bssk, Chicago.
jain J.Asdesson . CO., 81. Losis.
Cashiers of Eastern virEisis Banks.
joseph fieklen, Lexington, Ky.
uly -, IS -diy
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To Carpenters. Build.
ePS and others.

eFS and others.
"OOD TWnN1NG. NCAssAA., AND
w FANCY SAVING. DONE To OKDgR, ON
short sotscs. sad . ar0nsbs prlcss, NJ the
KEOKUK FURNITURE MANUFACTORY,
;. ...aIl~'i K'LaauRSEADAvIs,
FANCY GOODS AND ToAA.
~ OBEhT0P, No. n. Main street. has jast re-
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musicsl Instrumenss Shot 0aas,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and 80 IN, which b will
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap Tor cash. G. OBERTOP.
k~oksk. Oct. 20. 1885. ~
s@vsrsnas - nasivsaA Ceasv~esess.
ISAe sub~rib inventor sni patrntee II al
prov 3eif- Aeiing Cart, OF ScoQp Cart, has
recently srsnght 70 his locality fw of them. and
III; city. 10 The hands u J. A. Vial, eonsr.stor,
whore they may be seen 1t work 81 any time during
the season. T.-y remove earth Tar one half the
costf doing by the ,rt and shovel, and we'll
worthy the attention of all "a xeL in that kind Of
basiness. All interested are respectfully invited
- with as their operation and inform themselves .,
to their va.us and sc ,no.ny. All informa ation ON
ths ssas,t ne obtainNl"f the suhscribsr q the
81. Charles Hotel, or of Mr.. Vial.
IA. spBAaUE.
KsokAk, August so,dsv3n ss II
A.VOO Acres Ssisssss i~ra; : Z. I
vor safe.
s1SuRSA valuable lands ass in Clark ssuaty No
shout y mihs from the Mis- sissippi kivss, snd
IL miles from The Dss Auises.
Tn were l"cst d s"me 10 years sin~e - ths
Hon DAx'L WsssrIR, With view to make choc,
farms. Having abfndaut stock water, and EN-
br ,cng suae VI the n tress 7ymbsr an Prairie Il
the State. they ,Ts- great iniucernsnts o pcrsAn,
Wishing good farsns to improve FOR pas icuiar
| inquirc VI JAS. D. ESTRS,,S
/ VIM. BnOWNH..-
/ ksokak, 6ept,-d2w w3m
fvsstana riass sop9I
New Grocery Z PYovi1ion 6t01o
i(y ". RUyYAN CO. having sslaAlishsl sAsu
NJ. selves ON the south eide of Faassh sesset. -
~ ths Market Ha0sc, have reeeived jsrne and vel
tyessl ~ attention q tie etssens ef G<ois - -
I ves1aisy. rssvisions aMA Ferd Al III kiG1S ~
ssaataatly a. hasd. All articles 1ollvses4 n -
D9sR s1sslty fEss u sAa<Se. -, 1Q. r
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l uAtE said my stack ot Furniture, and entire
.nter Al in the Fasniturs business, ~ Mr.. G. ..
Assorr, of the date City Farniture kooms. i thank
my friends and customer fr their many favors, and
esvdist ~ recommend Mr. Abbott TO their futar, fa-
voS and patronage. Il. WILsEf.
q eb l3--du
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= -
PExN&GLvAN1A MABI.ssDA u.
100 - :l6fse

TIREE daily TAr.sgh frains, Lciv ssn philadel
ph'a and Piisbars-TsE n Aoasisa MAIL THAiH
leave Philadelphia for Pifisburs 81 Z, A. NJ, and
pitisbnr- for Philadelphia At A. ". TaK FAsv
LIss leaves PHI ;sdeiphia for rit,sburw al r. NJ
Tsx NIanf Exvnsss TkAiS leaves Ph iiadelphia foi
Pis,sinrx ~ n Y. n. and Pittsburx for Phiiadel.
phiA si ~ r. ~.
The above lines coaner' ~ Pittsbprg with Rail
roads TO and from ~. Louis, Mo-; Aiion. 0aiena
and Chicago, H., FrankfDrd, Lex,n.'fon and Lou
,svl!e. KY. Terre HRuie, MAilsou, I.afay cite snt
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, springfield
Beicion sine. sandnsky, Toledo, Gle, land, Coism
bus, Z.nesviiie Massiiion aud Woas, i, Ohio; also
With the steam Packet Boais from nnd 10 New Or
lsans, St. Louis, Loaisvilie, and Cine nnati.
Through Tickets cen b hsd TO or from either o
he above plAsea.
For further particular, sse Haad bills AT the diff
feren starting points. Passengers from the Wes
will end this the shoYses and mos expedition
route Ph,ladsiJhi BAltiuaors, New York or Bgs
| Ion. TAoe. MOORE,
AaESr. Passenger Lines, PidiAdslphia-
j. MESklMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pi,,sburg.
R~A
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RE1GOVAL.
j. %. Bernard Il Go.

80 Ne 00N1 0U09 j IL - OVo
tlANE reinovsd their Store from the old ataad to
l j UHluS bl4cx. between 6th and 7th -trest., on
Main, where they odsr TOR .sis ~ cheap ~ tie
cheapest, . .enersi sssost menttf
shoe, SaAAte aaa taar l.eashe
KnAmeiied and Pafen' Leather, Ensmslied Cioth,
Trunks, Carp Bsgs, fiy-Nsts, wAip% and Whip
LAsnea
+. Also, . general assortment Of
NAOOLEMH hAH ~ ne,
Ssddery hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern mar
xet ana ios sale NJ 81. Lou.s prices.
They hav, on hand aud are constantly aanu-
facturng VI the beet nAIerais. Saddirs brdles aud
aarnsss VI every dsscr sp,scs.
tell II uniform price,.
These wAaiing ANY thing in oar line sill DO veil
70 call anu sxsuuine s0ck before buy ~ - ~
ist~nd To give ali, the worth VI heir moacy.
The highsst price viii be pad in cash for utdes
J. %. BERNARD 4 CO.
K~,kuk. ~. sept. '5a.--dA~
v1yWO THOUsAND bushels plAssersr's hair for
i sale h.yp for cash BY
jsnsl7daw J o. BERNARD co.
kcok m Furniture Mwnueactory,
ElsvsnfA Siveef bsf Maia and J1tnson ks0ksk lose
EllROURNE Z DAVIS,
A AMI fAL1UkEkS AND WHOLESALE Deal
Ivl ers in all kinds VI Cabinet War. Orders from
distssce respectfully collected, snd ~ promptly A.
tended toss selected in perscn, carefully peck I'd
and forwarded :. ali pssas uf the country.
keak ak. tuae 10 '36-sltu
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d. %. ~ WEaTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer,

IloOk- BINDER asd s.ati.aer. No. ITO Main o..
II fup stsirs.l
L. d9s.s. JcurnAls, Cash, Bill and Receipt Doeks.
County City. Recrd, Tax. ASSESSOR aad Trcesssess
Dpoks. H"tel r. gistsr, Steam Bnat, Account sd
and kAiroad Blank B0oks VI sy-ry des0ipsis aade
ssd ruled - order, w put into our blank work
th very best paper. snd page when desired.
Having gs~d stock ~ mat<sials for biedine, ws
~, prepared 70 bind In the meat elegant - veil -
the plaiAest style Books. Assssiasss Ac. Blank
Books pAged. mch2&Asv
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s1NHE stocx of fuenitars of Ar. X. WtLsEy'
1 siii s,I tbs eatirc lot st very low figures du-
ring the next avs weeks, " make room for Sprns
Gail ~ sithsr of Mr. wi,sey's ord stands or ~ th.
Gate City Furniture Room, NJ. ls6 Main street.
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nR. \. q. RARBER spuid rrsps~s- .r
~ fully isforn his patrons asd the
psbais ssssssiIy. thai Be Aas attsa ~ IllY(N
. hAadsooa saits u soons, sIasisg -
ssithsr pains Or sxpsnse u make tAsn ek9sat $40
considerable, IN sAs brick bsilaiaG, wsst aide u 3D.
hrtvseu Main and J.haase sasssts. IhankSul fur
past favoes. he sslcits sostiaaaAss u the saus.
- AiloperAtions warranted. y8&G
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