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THE GREATEST
COOKING STOVE

For Coal % Wood $4,000 In nss. F5w si1ss.
Nos. 8, 4, 8, o.
GALA q HERS Celebrated Morning
~ Star, Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best the cheapest most substantial and most per.
feet Cooking Stove In the Union.
Thirteen thousand Of these Stoves are now In sue-
cessful operation.
This splendid Cook Stnve has now been thorough.
" tested during the last four years they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner. have fully
tried them with wood and coal aud strongly recon-
mend them. They heavy and very dut able, aud
the design is neat and beautiful With moderate
fire, this Stove will bake three loaves OF bread roast
turkey, boil two dinner potts. broil beefsteak and
heat the water for washing, all al the same time
You are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, "Gallagher's
Morning Star"
Patentee; Al GALLAGHER.
July ist 1856. Philadelphia.
C'w0oDwARD 4 SON.
Next door to G. Woodward's old stand,
Penn avenue, bet 10th and nth SITS, No. Sis.
N. b. We have also very large assortment Of the
latest and most approved patterns Of CRATES parlor
chamber. diningroom, Office and store stores Of all
sizes, for wood and coal that the Hor,h can FURNISH
best suited to this market.
You will do well to call and examine our sssort-
ment Of goods, and we will take great pleasure in
showing than. We are sure that our goods are very
low, as we buy for cash.
tzE Terms--CASH, sep 10
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23
NADAME DUVALL, PROFESSOR OF

MADAME DUVALL, PROFESSOR OF
vA Astrology and Phrenology, continues to
practice the above. science. She is prepared to an
swer all questions relating to human life Madame
Duvall is also the ladies' Botanical Physician At
icted and defective females will do we'll to try her
skill; her compounds are from herbs gathered under
the strong influence Of the Planets which rule them
Madame Duvali is late from Europe, where her prac-
tce was successfully patronized. She ia travelling
through the United States, and her stay will now be
very short in Washington.
Residence, No. $40 Eighth street, between L and
streets. oct 9--3mo
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

John Otis, Esq, prominent citizen of HALO
well, Maine, and a well-known politician of Kenne-
bee county, died suddenly at that place on Friday,
at one O'Clock !. M. Mr.. Otis was prominent
member Of the legal profession in Maine, and a
representative to Congress during General Taylors
administration. {s @
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

BLAaDEN Vs. THoMPsos.--This case came up for
trial before Justice Holingshead on Monday, A
jury was summoned to try the case, but it was
compromised owing, as we think to the good off
ces of lawyer Darlington. A number Of United
States cases were disposed Of on Saturday.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

Financial. a
NEW YORK, October 23.--Stocks ara dull. Chi
cago and Rock Island, 80 5-8; Cumberland Coal
Company, ~ l-S Illinois Central bonds, 90 7.s I;
M michigan southern, 81 Ia; New York Central,
81 IA; Pennsylvania Coal Company. 9s "a Read.
ing, 10; Virginia IS, o.
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SUGARS-
- crushed Granuiated, Powdered Loaf
White, Yellow and Brown S,,oofs
C0FFEES
Java, Imitation Java, Angostura
La uuayra, Maracabo, and Ground Coffee
EA TEAS
a Extra-fine Black, Imperial
Gunpowder and Young Hyson Taao
IS LIQUORS
u Cd Nectar Whiskey, tiouley's Bitteya
Holland Gin, jamaica Spriis, and otard .#
Brandy.
II WIN s. fh
Old Port Claret, Madeira Sherry
Sweet and low-priced Wines, and
Brown Stout
. SUNDRTES, ns
Spice OF all kinds, Picking Vinegar IS
Preserved Ginger, Rice Flour Corn Starol,
Farina, Olive OIL, Olives, BAY Water n s M
Fine Chewing Tobacco and tiaars ENsss gt
With all other articles usually kept in croee-v 4,
7a stores 1900 80 - ~ - - s y OeetsS H
For sale by w IT TENNy
oct 9--eo8t 80 49, SS,aor',',f,
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NATIONAL ARMoRY.--The brick work of this
building is now completed, and we believe there is
not to be found in the city more perfect and du-
rable structure. Messrs. Wise and Bird are the
contractors. When completed, 1t will be credit
TO the contI actors and an ornament to our city
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

SOUTHERN LINZ. Since the new connexion built
between Wilmington and Kingsville, s. c., this
line has been in admirable working order, no Sc
rious delays having occurred except from freshets
in the States of Alabama and Mississippi thus sup
plying great desideratum to the commercial COM
munity and the press. The election returns re-
ceived here on Tuesday night week, transmitted
by this line, were Published In the regular morning
edition of the Associated Press in New Orleans.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

TELRaRAPH LINES. The National line of tele-
graph from Washington TO the far w est and North
west has lately been rebuilt, and now affords the
most direct and reliable means of Communication
with those points, and viii be found invaluable
during the Presidential election and session Of
Congress. The Office Is now located In Gilman's
new building, near Browns Hotel
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

NEW CUsToM HousE.--The work of digging out
the foundation for the new Custom House at Alex
andria was commenced yesterday. It is located
at the southeast corner of Prince and st. Asaph's
street. .#'
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Y MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
FOR OCTOBER, 1855.
X. FRANCE a. CO., Managers.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
10000 Dollars Capital.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
@t >laDt Glass o, a
To be drawn in Baltimore Saturday October 15th
RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,


To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, October sSth.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

ALEXANDRA, LoUDoUs AID HAnrsHrRs RAIL
ROAD. The stockholders Of this Company held
their annual general meeting ut Alexandria on the
2lst inseant The fourth annual report Of the
President and Directors read also, the reports
Of the Chief Engineer and the Examining Commit
tee. From these We gather the following facts:
From Alexandra to Clarks Gap, four miles be-
yond Lseaburg, The grading and masonry have
been far cosnplstsd that twenty miles Of II win
be ready Tor tho superstructurc early Ia the next
spring, and the remaining twenty may be opened
by the LIST Of January, 1858.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

Michael w. Cluskey, Democrat, and John Fl
McCutchen, American, Esqrs., are expected to
speak at Colesville, Montgomery county, Maryland,
on the 28th instant.
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10000 Tickets--8, $50 Prizesl m
Pns-s amounting 10
204. 900 DOLL A RS!
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 prizes, amounting 10. ...... 500, 0(
Whole Tickets tio--Halvcs $5-Q Quarters % 80.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

PATENTS Patents were issued this week to
Charles n. Tyler, of this city, assignor to Henry
Pardii, for Improvement in washing machines, and
to Charles K Belt, also of this city, for improve
ment in cotton seed planters.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

OYsTERs-The prevalence of fogs and unusually
calm weather is having the effect st curtailing the
supply of oysters for this market The vessels can
not get up There is not sufficient wind to propel
them, added to which the navigation of our river
is rendered dangerous by the dense fogs which
prevail.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-23

The Annual Ball Of the Perseverance Fire Com
pany, which came of last night at the Assembly
Rooms, was rich Ia oil that tends TO produce good
impressions, and keep alive and constantly burn
ing on the altar Of the heart peace and good will
TO man There were not AS many present as on
some former occasions, but there were enough to
promote the happiness and enjoyment of each
other. The companies of the city and neirhbor-
hood were well represented. The President of
the company was presented by young lady with
beautiful bouquet, which he received CALAMITY,
thanking her for the honor in an appropriate and
neat address. 8M So E&THN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-11

'yepsal was talked about or any movsnsat
- h@sn made at ne East. lesins sald,
lie landing upon alEy-es box 49,
Sest96 Weston, M, lou Nh SO -
sstAojIAnsas and Nsbrasl11 wittyosr a1vss,
g. you will stay thsrs- ~ikh -.
seven If the Missouri Compromise il
"not removed. You will 80 in there II me-
"cessary, with the bayonet and with blood.
"But we will repeal the Compromises. 1
"would sooner see the whole Of Nebraska :
"hundfcd times In the bottom Of hell than to
"sse it q Free State Al II the contrary
from what the President asserts were not
known Of III msn to be true, and incontest-
ably established beyond dispute.
His statements with reference to the amount
and extent Of difficulty and suffering there,
are bitter md unfeeling mockery. His
perversions and misstatsments display an
audacity Paralleled only by their falsehood,
and Well and truly does the New York Her
aid say, "Of all things, upon this Kansas
tissue, has this poor man Pierce played the
"huckster, the libeller, the traitor and the
'sneak." And Of the spirit Of the man, as
displayed in the general tone and aggregate
contents of the message, the Chicago 7ii-
bune justly says, she has neither sagacity
"as a statesman, ability ~ . politician, or
"ordinary verscity - gentleman"
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TsIsgraPhic News.

CHICAGO, Dec: 3, l856.--We have Kansas
dates to the Goth of November. Governor
Geary intends retaking the prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from Lecompton IL they Gan
be found. The Grand Jury have found bills
OF indictment against several ro.slayery
men. A meeting had been held In conse-
quence, and Surveyor General Calhoun,
chairman, had denounced GOV. 0oary and his
inQuisitoriAl courts. law and order con-
vention 10 TO be held at LsAvcnworth on the
LIST mat.
WAsnrSoTox, Dec. 2, l856.--The Prcsi.
dents Border Rut6an Message was received
and read in the Senate to-day. One OF the
most animating debates followed its reading
bctwnen Messrs Hale, Wilson, Seward, Brown
tNiiss.) Trumbnll and Mason. Senator Will
son exploded the absurd doctrins that the re-
cent election was m endorsement OF the
Pierce dynasty, and proved that the Demo-
Gratis openly repudiated Pierce on the stunt o.
lively Scene occurred between Senators
Trumbull and Cas-, IN which the latter got
badly used UP. Mr.. Trumbull quoted q de-
cIsion OF Chief Justice Marshall that Con-
gress has the same legislative powers over
Territory that State Legislature has over
It's eva citizens. Mr.. Csss demanded the
production OF such a decision. stating that he
had never seen il. A page was dispstched
for the 6rst volume Of Peters Reports, And
the decision Was read, to tho great confusion
OF Gen. Cass, and the amusement Of the
grave Senate and crowded galleries.
Mr.. Mason threatened TO dissolve the Union
y the North interfered with slavery in the
Territories. W.
Without ordering ths MessAxe to Be printed,
the Senate, on motion Of Ssnator Wilson,
sdjoarnsd. IS
The dsbate will b continued 70 morfow, 10
the bold sfrogAu9a of the Prcsidens has rails
ed the ire o. sos1A nf the Northern Ssnators,
and they viii not ispss ~ matter until sons
Of the high handed political crimes Of he
Chief Exnaafivn ~ lnasd hnsa
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Easssrial CefrsspenAsnee. IN
CArTroL, FHday, Doo. Sth.

Eatssrsal Cesrsspenaenee. ~
Carroll, Friday, Dse. Sth.
l have spsnA moat o. - day in tn
Senate ChanhR, but an nnahi1 70 Gun
anything Of esnsssi intssest from their
proceedings, a ~ 1Ay - aAily spsns il
giving notice Of o. presenting bills, which
were referred 70 I'M appropriate committees
without debate.
Amongst the bills were bill to relocate
the Penitcntiary, one to regulate the rate OF
interest, and one to authorize the Treasurer
of State, believe, to draw tho Eve per cent.
School Fund, and to borrow fifty-seven thou
sand dollars therefrom to pay offState Bonds
in the Bank Of Philadelphia.
think the present Senate has a greater
number of men of respectable ability and of
business habits and experience than any whose
deliberations have witnessed at the Capt.
tol. Alarge proportion Of them were mem
bers two years ago, und many others have
had experience in legislation in the other
House. OF the new members Messrs. Kirk
wood and urinnell Of the Republican side,
and Brigham our Democratic Senator have
already given indications Of activity and
ability which promise prominence and in
6uence in that body.
Thurston Of Lee and Neal Of Marion are
the talking members on the Democratic side
Of the House, and have already made ever 30
many speeches full Of sound and fury, but
signifying nothing, nothing at least oompar-
cd with the amount Of noise they make.
Upon proposition to furnish the report
ers stationery this brace Of Senators sup
ported an amendment that the reporters
should be required to report the debates. -
The matter was laid on the table, on the
ground, presume, that it would bankrupt
the State to furnish paper sufficient to report
all their speeches in full, and it would be
impossible to give the sense OF them in brief.
learn that the proceedings Of the House
to-day have furnished nothing Of general
interest, the time Of that body having been
occupied much as that Of the Senate with the
preliminaries Of legislation.
This morning the thermometer stood at
zero, but the day has been sanshiny and pleas.
ant winter weather. We have had no mails
from the Southern part OF the State this
week. Yours, 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-11

II EEP II before the people that A. j. 0HMRR
IN he's just req lived, and is still receiving large
supply Of PORTE MON IES, KETICULkS, PURS.
MS, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING 4
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, new and hand
come style VI Jewalry, Boxes u every pattern, vo-
lns, aiuli assr F.ates, ifrs, AecSrdeons, Ban los
Dru ms, TAmboriues, .tc. Also Q general assert
men. Of Fancy oa.a. Toys. 4cAfc, fer Children.
consisting In par Vt Bipeciina APPS Of the World
the Nation the U. a., A u < Blocks, and ia fact
every thing from an Elephant down to Bird, allof
which will ks sold cheap at
q u s.. q III M 4 RS
Fancy 6oods and rsy Sure, EAST SIDE or TsaRD
between main and J shnsen Streets. dcclld
A SECDoTES--K igious Morsl and rnter,si n ng
"A alphabetically arranged, and interspcrsed
witha variety Of usefgl observations, selected BY
Rev. Chas- Buck For sale by
dseli cAvEA BAILEY.
NOTES on thv Principles aud Practices OF the
~ Bsp,lst Chunh. by Francis WaylAnl. For sale
by ldeclil CAVEk BAILEY.
M RS. HARRISON takes this method VI inform
WI ing you that she has removed to the east aide
Of .nd street, tWo doors From the Alley, between
Main and johns iuss where she u prepared " con-
tinus the business Ut Dfsmaking Ia oil IT. braneh-
es, consulting ths latest and m0st impr0vSd styles
and paying the most strict attention ~ nsstness
and dispatch. From the liberal patronage hereto
fors rcsalxsd shn l. ooahdsat Of giving entire sat-
sfs,tson Basquss AMI dresses cut and fitted. Party
dresses made 90 tho ,rtsst potacs.
ksokuk, Disc. lo-dtf
tloAkDlN0.--fw gentleinen and their wives
~ can b. accommodated With rooms and board,
on making application at the a6ics Of G. d. Iagslls
Stosts Office. tdee10.d6t A
= x snr $3.50 r. !. - !. -,
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u bsston, Do. ~. hy Rev. =. n. KIT. n n, Mr.
Robert p, Denny, Of The 1ra u Waxtaann = nsn,
NY II this city, 70 Miss Il. =. 1iscsnh. 81 Nswks-
rupert, Mass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-11

1n6 = AAsoS, Susesea Dsntlsta, are
Ypslnsd Uass Teeth upoa 0eld, 6ilvar
~ sa erd alec upon l|asias VIII
G 6u0ue Tut whish for oesc3 a.
e4alinaBs sst b surpaass III ass
d1esminsd taS16 the neAtest ret that y
d. il he Gls and It less pfjs thao
any dtAsF Uhce here. Olice "a Ulondsau
between Third and Fourth.
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sINHE subscrib are now pre- pared 70 accommodate
1 the pubic 18th choice fresh stock Ut Family
droceriss, at their new surcoa the corner of tth snd
Blsndeau streets, keokuk,
We will not baAst VI var long experience In this
business, nor Promise to seii you lever than any
other house, (ae u nsnl with nsw stors,) hut can
Asufs yon that whatesr you purchase vi ~ y0u
will and and fresh and Ne Anttsr 0urssl . the
price will not vary much FROM other houses that
have had their ec.sis on hand since The Arst.
Aiigocas parcha edui as'will ba delivered to any
part OF the city n oIntsiy If required.
Amongst ours,ocs may 10 found the followin ing:
RIO, JAVA, LAGuAaisA AND MOCHA CUFFEE,
iapsr,ai, Iosng liysDa. 0an Powder, 0oloEg, snd
oth.r xfsleOE TEAs, al fresh and good
IssI -
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Lsasss pfdmtsly eAjpsts1.
y. I...xs..s Dssscf2.a' -. s
sst I. ss..i.s., "! s. !. s 1s,sis.'
J 3se: f2; scss. AZ. RssIas.
q acsssl, ~ ~ JAS.F.c sx. ges4 ~.
A.BRIDGAAN, PrssIasat.
81 0.B.sMYTH, Vice Precedent.
$50 ~. lkAlsG. Treasurer.
Oaes 10 sanp II sbuii dug ,ssssad street
iaanlAws.o
spssAas Iexss IRE AasanAss0aAA.
vos osApsHo Axp fAvixo AIa-sy snsesGn naOc8 ~.
|IQynsn slsnas. s Lot. ba.et. Isx. csss.
~: !. 4 !. "a NIL Y "a s. Y: e
&c NOTlckt - hsrSby xysn 70 the OWNERS & he lots
dsssrtess v - forging ist sitsstsdin ina city
sA.s ~ nsss,sssd above. aud sn Others inist-
asssd, thai sem1oD - eAos hseas ososnada and
isvsd On said Iotss ~ - srsssHe uaa pasing VI
- aAllsy aAsssgA Blssk ss1lhss ~, = Assk-
- 49, - ~ sAxss - levied, aaA siso all
COSTS Aelnse Ahe l5tA asysf bsssnhsr, a. b. loSa.
| 10 sAhd lets. or a. ms0A zstsrsOf ~ shali 10
| neeess1syHAe discharge said tar and eosts, will
Otss, In said city. bstwsss ths hourz Vi clock
=. =. And = 'siosk ~.
/ Ccilsctor Vt tbs ciiy VI Kssksk.
nEIyNQUENT LIar or LOIS
if1NVessA Cpsciai Eaxes are due, aud unpaid ~
~ 0s.eisg the AIisy through Block No. In:
OwpsR kasss. ~ Lot. Block. Tax. Csst.
vsh:s~n, NsiS". - J!.sA SO
i Dstiss a,.A.sssy syss : che ssssm q q q. a..
A.sit<d 10 the fossgeiDg list situated In thsCisy
Of Peskpk ~ tessN ard STATE Of Iseay vAass
a.tss =. .s.tSsA ft~y ~ - sAA.s bsss.ss.
S..k II. d..ssn:ss.d : IS 49, ~. ,:s
sne saless ysyns.t - neds q the taxm ~ eyisb.
re q, ss:s e. ct. hTtxEs ~ ~ aex$ ss1~.
sl.ilss go q 49, "a y a ~ 80 !.
a.: 4 "a ~, t:ss:;l \ q IT,
=. - 49, sn1.; L: T. t$t u! ~
rim III: a U'risS= !; H.ss.s.,
\ T:s' > L4ay AFsAs. 81 81 urv
tYsSyurrrxzs.1,. 4 4. s ::ss;s.:s.
Qlee6, = ~ AeAs xatssa - ths y =. alets,
~. = -. ~. :. - GAVE ! aAI1lirf. 81
l N41nA1lV10 IN GsossAl seesus - Aisassy,
TN AeA - sArlisst psrioas b - 1tabIiaAas
= ths @assiaas saastasptien. ~ -. ], =,
= - - y -, ~ e4A!x4: 3
Sis ~, - III. g J ~ II Ell 81
/ hes1S# Na~sas ss@4a. sssA K - Naa-ee.
tt6Ik1Y ~ - AlnRs 81 1GIS II -
- M s1fn1tn04 -, LAZY ! DUkx, 4
nov3a $3.50 eiss Y - nros&s4s. 4.
mpeeAsrs, = osss. =
A cs IFf sekstisxsf essy KrFss.
-. !; 3 LAsx4ggsr
WV ss.xs. 80 - : ],
II xssyskafX ErD.Sts.,, q
y lnov311 -ss s. yAyEt AIIlx: =
@'.sF'c III r;t,sf VI ss's1.
{fGvAt d13K ~, 0e1pxAy ~ tssA reaA&ted
j from n sssSst u M AeAl nSsaS S1lse d Escr-
~ S!Hrsest ~ he ncrtt side * "a ssssst. ~
twsen 1Hter14 46hussn. Keknk, where a. g
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W MAaumEI CoMrousD KxfaAcr o. DExxx
R.ASs--A eertain safc for Dt&rrA0a, Dyssofgy,
samasr conpiaias ,shd all saSctisn y ths tessls
attended With ruiax ltion A4A safe, pAlatablo and
reiishls rsnsay Il Il uncqua,lsd. For ohlldsss
tcething. attend ID With irritation Of the bowels IL
10 the moss ssotalne fsasdy In Ne. Rts9asSa and
cold by y. y Y. MA0UtRks
Chemists sad Iruggisls,
3. w. cor. Olive a 2i sts,, st, Louis.
For salsin keokuk by +. IL. Ouonnor, and Drug
gists generally. [sug2od4w6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-11

The messags Of Gov. Grimes. publi,h.a
Yesterday, Is > plain statement Of the public
Aaairs sad condition Of the State. OF the
aoss OF ifs officers, and its needs, accompa.
med with wise and proper suggestions, tina,
commend themselves to The judgmen. and
Sood sense OF every reader. But 1t is shcr,
ana perspleuous, and every one must, there
Tore have read and understood il and Il
needs no explanation and justification more
than IL carries within itself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-11

asya% UoamaAaeoAo0 - ~. va !
"tkL - sold on To 9Th u Dsssuhsr, uslsGI
W called len sadscAAygps rid. n 9ss.sss
boxes honesheh ope&s marked Jessph HAaas.
tos; ~ n. M. A 8sgs
! boz marked saAe Thompson;
] bundle ssytAss, 20 marx 49,. sss
Ksokuk. Nov. 6.9'6S-dn J. 3. O0P1LIu.
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C1eA Cspitaiand Asrumu laftah saw ,UoO.
N RRDalTkD $1Ov, 900 With the ConptsoiIer u the
- SAAttol Hxw York, fyr tbs security n poliey
Asldsm. in addition " which the stock hslAsss are
pssssnAuy liable. AiaonE tbs Directors srs abe
msi wsateby ard Influential pitisvEs VI ~Nsw Nesk.
"A This iss Stock Company, rslurnins 10 the ~
safrd pr ccAt. VI al the profits lSl-snnaally.
4 A paStysO years VI ags may secGrcAuhD fsuily,
&rGs ken the claims vi his creditors, for abosa 80
sssta ~ sock, poiicy lsr ~ 700. ~ Il
ho wouid notspars this sum for tbs ereAiAeor
Aan " Ss1se1iea, sisk I'D ~ in sase VI assi.
dsnt that IL all else fail, ho hAd nA2sr aeemta2a
prosist0n lae shis famiyf u aNssaA nehtsn hts
psip, ard do more for has recovery than snedieins.
4 lseA. sS nave NJ n. y. A0i4AAAA, Prss't.
c. Y. WnssLA. 6ss'y.s at ss4 $500 : AZ
PSospcotass wsth al nssensAsy infer,natioa, fss-
sishsd BY klCKkY = SIMPSON, Agta.
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lust received firm ~ East, esneeal aesort
y mcnt Of Fancy 0o0aa sud Toys; tn lnaDst
stock VI this kind of goods II Ksknk pnaistiag u
Ladies Cabas, baskess q now style. A>uts fW
WhAt-nots Dpminoes, rhcss. Che ckssnsA Anatuasde,
Bird Cages and CAnarics. Tea Trays - vSltsss,
lstsst styles Of Mohair Bracelets, PoFtmounais6,
Ladies' modern Polkas wAx. pspsr Nasln ~ To-
dia rubber Crying DUiis, heads and boaiss u ev0ry
kind 0aMss, As.t In fnct wnythipe hsptin . vsjl
assorted Fancy Goods. Toy And Variety Atsss.-4
Please give ms call tosAtisf yonnslsss.
Il X. WRI6kANN,
Sseond-st., bot. Aaia sad Johases, /
nayl2d7w in ths u Ase City Drug 6tess. VI
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0c1tnquODs List 81 Lists - watch
ApscAAa Texes ase 49,
v0k oaApsHo Axp fAvix0 AIAsy sns0uGm na0Ca ~.
g0ynen pkAnes. sis Lat. Meek. Tsx. Csse.
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WUf3B-T7S - ia ~ 81 v1ssa5 is1 q
w el61n SkN& ~ goods. Address Kn01ux
theeugh the Fsstellss. fsept3-@
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AZ ACRES Of Land on tbs DluG, tust ADORE Kee-
~ kuk, having ~ extended river view, and in
point Of location unsurpassed.
100 Acres Ut LaAd on the Pisnkrosd, 3 miles
ost.
90 Fest, on Fourth street, between johnson and
Exchange.
~ Feet, On the corner 81 Fssss ard Jshason sts
% Feet, on Johason ssssst, bstWscn First and
Second.
Several lots ON Main-st., -.
NICK - r. nanR
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LIE soro Camancbe ia hereafter 20 be
known by the name Of DE Soto.
railroad, called the Great Western Rail.
road, running west from De Soto. has been
iet as Tar rs Upton. in Cedar county. The
contractors are Messrs. r. r. Bray,on. al
New York; srd = =. s:,.s. s, -
sylvania. Il connects with The Camanche
Albany and Mendoza Railroad, running east
from Albany, lopposise DE Soto, on the Mis-
sissippi,, 70 MENDOZA Its prospects are r..