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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-27
Ambition ;I.a.iness.

The abolitionists out-heroded Herod IN
| their New York anniversaries that IL Z"
say they eclipsed, il possible, ,hrm-"ises.-
| One speaker advised hi, friend ..io purchase
| shar,r's rifles to fight with in Georgia. South
| Carolina and Alabatna"--adsce which was re.
ecived with enthusiastic applause.
Lucy Stone concluded address Mandatory OF
the murder of her child by The femnle slave at
Cincinnati. with the turi ius escalnati'ns-
Curses on the CONSTITUTIONS "Curs,s on the
Fagifipe Stare Lar"
These exhibitions have called font the follow
ing commeu,s from the Philadelphia Bulletin:
Curses and nurderl The murder of shareholders
Is sarpes riHcs-of slave children by their mothers
INSANE Pronunciation and dissolution of the Union.
such are the favorite measures of these reformers
Have these people and With them the more ukcwarm
,dbercnt. to their doctrines deliberately concluded
that the welfare Of the black is to be preferred to that
of the whtei Is every mother justiiabie in murder
ing her infant because hard life lies before it, II
this be SO, in.lnticide should become common
petty larceny. And finally " - do those who adyo-
cate peaceablc in reform think Of such po-
litea aids rifles and curses?
As for the disunion abolitionists, it is manifest
from their every meeting, that however flriously
they have rallied during the present week-as of old
the idea does not appear yet to have occurred to
The question has been publicly put them and they
have answered by rawlings But the fact Is that they
neither know what they really do want.
some of them who ''mad for notoriety' and filled
with crude romance and an intense longing for theat
rca effect, enjoy these annual meetings. where they
can indulge in blood-thirsty and reasonable haran
CUES and be regarded terrible fellows by the
weaker brethren. 1t is such ultraists as these who
would have gone into extremes in any party and for
anything They would have hated the North rs they
now bate the South, had chance given them birth on
the other side Of the line just the melodramatic
Lucy Stone wonld have been raging advocate for
long trains, if the Bloomer dress weye the gener
ally prevalent. 1t was of such women MS Lucy Stone,
screaming curses in indscrimnate rage, that the
Poissardes of the French Revolution made-and
it is such method Of asserting principle, which,
when it has gone L,te farther fills rsnc asylum5
and graves. \ melancholy lesson may be gathered
from these abolition meetings, and trust that our
readers may profit by it The principle of extract
ing good from evil.
y
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1875 AND 1855.
& FILL. ONWARD and lPWAKD!-l find by
- experience that the pre,tie way do business sf
at low prices and small profits then, all have in
store the largest assortmen! OF REA by MADE CLOTHING
that have had the pleasure of offering the patrons
honse. the and pockets all
choose call. NV Merchant Tailoring Departing
stocked with all that desirable quality Cloth
Cassimecs and Nestings Mr. joins WHITE Cutter never
fails good fits and workmen no
pcors in the State Please give call
TUOS. w. ROYSTON
2lds Is Sycamore Street. Petersburg
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EbksSENGE7ss for bedford COuri.-A Passen.
Il Car will leave lynchburg with the Freight Train
on Monday morning, the 26th inst, O'clock Liberty
Returning leave Liberty at % T. NJ Passengers will pro
cure tickets at the depot prior to leaving.
may 2i2t h IL GILL, Gen. Supt
CODA WATER with CREAM SYRUPs-ef
- Won have not eda glass OF Cold Soda Water with
strawberry Pine Apple, Vanilla Cream Svrups-made
from PURE CREAM-You taste something delicious at
j. IL. THOMPSON & cos,
may Z''ts Drug Store.
'NuE NEW FAMILY GROCERY, Two doors
below the Norvti House is being di supplied with eat
ubios Of the best quality III; The propr
etors pledge themselves 10 furnish good goods a small ad
vance on cost for cash, believing nimbc worth
than idle shilling have now on hand fue Roe
and Gross llerrings, Mackere Fresh Butter Lard Family
Potatoes No and Cofee Sugar Crushed Powdered
do Java, Laguara and Rio Coffee Tea Moasses Vine
gar Alspire Pepper Ginger and tine article
tarl and Red Pepper We might many other articles
bnt deem H. useless BE call the Nor
vel House where C. l. Smithou viii take pleasure in wal
ing upon ell who may favor him with call.
C. u. FLYNN A co.
Ivnchburg, 2iis
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uNRaNK LEsIIES NEW YORK JOURNAL
Il Tor May and June Frank Lesies illustrated Newspaper
for May 3lst London Illustrated News for May 10Th
Just received At MORSES
may
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REAL EsTArE-ln pursuance n

- decree of III" Circuit Court of ynohbnrg shall A.
Commissioner In said decree named sell the premises
FRIDAY, the }ih day of May, at O'Clock 2 N Mt pul5
auction upon credit of IL monttswo
GROUND, situated the corporation of Lynchburg on Ma
street nearly opposite Capt Sam MeCarkles Ncgoahs
notes satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions the
money will be required the title retained until l,,
payment be made. -
may Gd2tawidsl WIN T YANCFy rou,r
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,AsaEDhEo Nv I'll ASEs.-A tine as.oy,me,,
~ Oh lidrens Table Rocking and IN Chairs for sale ~
'I'HE VERY TAsT GALL Al : : =

stoads, for sale by : ''' NV'H' a'a FRENCH Bed
Also !argelo;; - = .4... y. j FOLKES
may 2USt '7'N''A' Snl'abie Tor Hotels
T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Feast.-Ths Ladies Q the LIST Presbyterian Church
viii hold Warwick House. Tuesday tue 9TH
commencing el1ck The public are invited 10 attend
may "A I'd =. =
Gsreuc hftis and Comgis Cared.-Bosros, August
l5-MsssTs.s s. W. fowla & Co-GendeInen; Having been
troubled able with shsd Cough and Bran
chia affection tfy b,tte Of Dr WisTAns
BusAm WILD GHEBliY which am happy entirely
removed but Justice thus mitch
for the benefit those nas be similarly afflicted
GEORGE II DAVIS, =s
Firm of Halleu 4 Davis.
Forte Manufacturers Boston
hereby certify personally with Geo.
n fullest confidence in the above
statement. II. Il BARKDNS =, practising fhyseiat
- Aug II
None genuine unle signed Isl IT'S on the wrapper.
SETH W FOHI.E CO. f3r Washington Street Bos-
ton. Proprietofs. sold by their agents rvcrywhere
For sale by J. IL. THOMPSON 4 co. aud J ii. SEAf.
nay IA
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Fever ind Agae-An hafniibie Curc.-Ne defy
the world produce medicine which does mot contain
tui Bark Arsenic Mercury any noxous deadly com
pos this annoying disease enecuay Ca tiers
Spanish Mixture. While II contains of the above dan
articles possesses power In relieving ana curing
que e be approached by any OF them
separately combination II acts specifically ON the Liver
PuE the Blood the Of the kin ana assists M
exprl Of Disease what Is
remains tho Mineral Drugs which clog and final
~ destroys the constitution
See the of Mr.. Longien Of Virginia: lie had Chius
twice day for years nothing would relieve him until he
Carriers Spanish Mixture only three bottles Of which eff
fec restored him health has he had return of the
disease since may 5dlm
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give this place 10 sour paper hr the bcnriii others
suffering with Dyspepsia tor IN" last 10 or 10
\ thing scarcely seemed To rcina On my sioas
thai had every thing that eonid ba named
hut purpose employed two most able physicians,
instead giving roiiet CONTINUED to grow worse
ir.nd seeing declining situation pursuadfd
0nlv BAKERS PtEMGuM BiTTEBs, hut
without any faith stnt aud bo" aud used H. which
gave slight Improvement then seat and got four more,
the the bottles have been entirely cured
enjoy thing that may think proper to eat without
uneasy In feel like to
" lat have been years think Bakers Bit
II Dyse sia aud III
rtogs diseases \ family medicine 1t has no rival.
Yours TIIOS. j. YARBROUGH
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Prize. 20 cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs srother & whitehead and Stabler
Jones Iynehburg, and by Druggists generally.
nsyI5 -2w
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AsOstIbOnciilecs.

The above Sale Is postp med until Thurslay tfo =,
June When will positively take place tie bren y
may q t5Junc II r SnrIE
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A aCIlON-Hy virtue Of ~ deed o trust. ex
N ecutrdby Geo G. Curle and duly Campbell
county shall on the 18th day of the present MAY
leJ6 proceed to sell auction valuable Brick Machine En-
CINE and Boiler, the basin opposite the
Piedmont w orks and adjoining the Gas Terms lbe
and made known the day OF sale
m JESSE i SAI,NONS trps,ee
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TKusTEEs DEED OLE rnr..

"A made by William b Ferry. will sell at pubic a.
ton. 10 the highest bidder, Friday the NAV ss
O'Clock, l. NJ, House aud Lot containing acre Of gr,
near the residence of Capt Sanne McCorke credit a1
aud 70 months. JNO o T.. GDGGIN -
JAMES V. KNIGHT. trustees
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ZI,mREE vALUARI.E HOUSES M, ~ ~.

NBTE 11OCNES nna 4 A.,
Il AT auetion-By virtue II deed trust
undersigned BY 9avidP Rec, SHALL Saturday me
day of June next the premises proceed TO se % h
auction, three of the Houses and Lot convened Ia PUN
One Of these lots situated between ih and 5,b ta
theneighborhood of Mr. { Poe Ii has good bret ,t
on IT, with six 70 ms and all necessary houses MIL
The other two lots are situated Diamond Hin In i
neighborhood # Mr. G. Hardy's They bot have gooi as
houses upon then--oue with three rooms-tht Other "
Persons wishing Houses conveniently located to hfsi
VIII 10 well 10 call and exa nine these. 'N
Terms-1iboral and made known on day Of sale
l1-1lnne 4 d. CHRISTIAN rrn.,-
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.ntei BY Geo g. Curlc aud wife Il dat "nsi ,st.
I'll. aud recorded in the clerk al, PM I'm.
sal sell tho 81 ~ May next lie ursi foaniy
auction, Il the highest bidter the real tai, Al Ia,
Neyed much may be h. ~ III ii 5
# the decd situated in the county lsa, me prfpss,
burg and containing about $40 trr,s i5, alsf LII
The land will be sold altog, th,r or it, ~
be DETERMINED On before the day # IL, e aHe's as
The deed authorizes sale for cash Inn, -
parties interested II will be oiun CRY me consent
months, except for the sum ii s20o which an X AMI i
in casl) the purchaser giving his n he reite4
ry endorsed and the ihle % q retained MIN ~ tasfaot
rho title to the land IS believed ro,, W. arr paid
tile Vii be sold is conveyed MS H. fer only snci
afosesad DAVE H. rDLEY u u aas,
DAVID D.. SPENCE Trustees
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE Days.
rT,RUsTEE's SALE OF sa1Yrs

YNRrsTEE's SALE OF SLAVES
Il pursuance Of the provisions of two deed. - "eip
enfod by Isaac Otey deed, his life lin. tfn -
Holc1nhe aud myself the one bearing dat. On NJ .s
If August 1881. and the other bearing date on
June le33 and both duly Of record in the q IN day
Csnrbei shall re living trustee on ibp n tauf
lss the Market House In the city OF N a. H.
sale by of public auction, for cash nnmIs fAFs
nahle slaves conveyed IN said deeds The ti,o u lie "a
hich will be sold IL believed to he gaad In, - HE asa
trustee. will only convey to the purchaser mig mef
vested IN by the said deeis OF trust 'h tte .
,,a.,. cHisWEIL DApxr,
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- "s lttte aud superior stock Of FANCY aud So
IN Dkf GOODS TO which would call the attention a, "a,
bu3uc Ny snpny Of summer slss Grape Berage Rrr,gs
npes freneh Work, &C Ne together wi every artlrle -
Lame, and entemene wear iatese styles a, ,,
onI ~ - '"' 'e'. lo"estfans + W, PAYNE
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4 street opposite Mr. Abram Bggers belong the Honses
productive Gardenalready planted-and all necessary
houses Lately the house has undergone thorough repair
ana mas been recently painted. Apply to
CiISWELL DABNEY or
may 22dlw EDWARD CABELI.
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wv. MANNERS,
zbfbfv frNOA - As<A1y------ -0uRAIG- -ElLkkI1
LEONARD & EVER RETT,
BANKERS AND DEALERS In REAL
ESTATE

r0UNcH. BLUFFS, Iowa, buy and sell Ex-
~ change, Currency, Land and Land Warrants.
Locate land for non sidents ON selesto
lands.
Paytaxes, investigate titles, and give their at-
tention To al matters pertaining 10 Real kst sss
Agncy in the Coancil Bluffs or Sioux City Lard
Olhce districts.
Money received on deposite and intsrcst allowed
Paittealar attention given TO the investment 0f
money On landed securities.
Refer TO Chubb RrvtAsn, Barrow Co., and Or.
VIM Keith, Davenport; Hon. Lincoln Clark, Du-
buque Charles Pa1ons, Keoksk Lucas 4 Si-
monds, st. Louis; ". s. Gilman, N. r.; ], Whit
ney Co., Baston |; cAdwslladsr Wsllis, Eq., Chilli
eothe, Ohio; Tartt, Stewart 4 Co., Mobile.
OK aDr1&-d
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vTvHREE daily through trains between Philadel-
i phia and Pit'sbarg.-TRE MoRsIso MAIL IRAN
leaves Philade phA for Pittsburs at "A A. NJ. and
Pissshurx for Philadelphia Mt A. IL. The FAST
Lrsx lssves Philadelphia for P,tsbarg ut p. "
TIE NiGSr EArREss TRAIN leaves Philade pha for
Pittsburg at !! p. NJ, aud Plitsbars for philadel-
phia at 10 p. N.
The above lines connect NJ Pittsburg with Rail-
roa.is to and froW ST. Louis, Mo-. Alton, GaIena
aud Chicago, H.. Franl.ford, Lexington anu Lou
isville, KY; Terre Hante, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Bellefonla aine, saniusky Toledo. Cleveland, Coium-
bus, Zancsville, Massiion and oosier, Ohio Also
uith The Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills 1T the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the Wes,
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. TAUo MOORE,
AaEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg.
Feb. l.. lSJ5, ,-ly
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apr23 d2w
YENNSXLvANIA nAiI.nOAD.

k0A ~ ellE -
TvHE GreAt Central Route, CONNECTING tie ltlan
tic cities with Western, rthwestern and south
western stA'es, by q continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects Pittsburs with daily Iinr
II Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers and
sf Cleveland and sandusky with Steamers to ali
ports on the Northwestern Lakes making the mos,
direct cheapest and reliable route by which FYeiybt
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHiLADELrHIA An d rrTrsguRu
FIRsr CLAss.--Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boses) Furs, 75c. per loo h.
Feather, &C.,
3dCLAss.-Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin halesl Soc Der 100 III
hardware, Leather, W. ool,
I'd CLAss.--Auv,ls, Baggins,
Bacon and FORK, lin balk,l 5oc, per 100 lb
Hemp, e..
4th CLAs~ --cnIee, F,Sh, Ba
CON and Pork, packed Lard, 4oc per 100 10.
and Lard Oil,
FL0UR-$l per bbl. until further notice
GRAIN-5o ct<. Per | 90 lbs. until further notice.
toiloN per bale, Il exceeding 500 lbs.
weight, until further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point Ems, OF
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "vta
Pennsylvania Railroad" All Goods consigned To
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. will be forwarded without detention
FaElsHr AsEsrs-harris, Wormley Co., Mem
phs, Tenn; X +. Sass Co.. 81. Louis; j. s. Mitch
eli Son, Evansville, Ind Dune gl, Bell 4 Mar
dock, ard Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY; r. c.
Mesdrum, Madison, Ind; sprigman Brown, and
Irwin 4 Co.. Cincinnati; Nv Graham 4 Co.
zanesville, Ohio; Leech a. Co.. 81 KiIby street Pos
ton Lcech Co.. No. AAtor House, New York No.
William street. and No. s. Battery Place New
York T.. j SaeedT. Philadelphia; Msgraw 4
koons, Baltimore Geo G. Franciscus, Pittsburg
II. ii. HOUSTON,
Generai Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. j. LOMBAEkf, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
h.l.t. 49,
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NJ. w. Hicks. NJ. ~,
So r G EON DENT list,

~ N
SURGEON DENTIST,
City of ksokak. Iowa,--o6ice on Second ST. between
Main and Johnson.
hk. H., in addition to the usual
- methods Of Inserting artificial teeth
Is In possession of the exclusive right uyYYVVy
for this city OF mounting the "cpntinu-
Gus gum work. universally admired for thei,
beauty and cleanliness.
lie is also mounting teeth on Gutta percha.
apr l6 1856 d~ly
sSSPARkLING and bri ght,
~ In the liquid light
Is the water IN our glasses.
Msssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons that they hare again put
IN operation their fountain, which dispcnses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and fowers. win
Ter q rest has enabied Messrs NJ 4 Ill. to make such
improvements in the manufacturing process. that
they say unhesitatingly it cannot be surpassed by
any Krat water in the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember The place, n Main street.
"Behaid the mark,
A little fluntain cell
Where water clear diamond spark
my3d In u stone basin fsll.''
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock Of Paints, Oils
IA Glass, VArnrh, &c. 6e., on hand and FOR sale
6y MookE HoorER, Druggists. Main ST., below
Third, consisting IN part Of
White Lead, pure No. l.
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Coors in great variety both dry and N oil, put up
IN |, J. 4, and 10 h cans.
Copal Vsrnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands and various siIes,
All OF which they willsell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give u call! MOORE A HOOPER
September 3. ls55.--d
MOORE HoOPER'S Glyceum Ointment, q de-
Nl ightfui article for chApped hands, lips Ae. q
MOORE HOUPEK's. on Main,
novl7 near Thri street.
GENUINE bears Oil. White Stick Pomade, ,us,
novl7 MOORE / HOOPER
lust received, supply Of Winter Strained Lard
~ Oil. superior article.
uovt7 MOORE HOOPER.
TAKE NOTICE,
\ fnnAR HOOPER As~s 4est seeeixcd one Of the
AvA finest and best selected assort ments Of perfu
merry and Fancy articles ever brought into this msi
ket. The Ladies especially invited to give rs cali
novl7
AOsTErrEh's celebrated stomach Bitter. tor
SspAsmhsr :. ls5S.--d
IL novl7 MOORK 4 HooPERs
vALUAnLE FAHM FOR SALE.
II WILL sell the Southwest Of Section 10, Town
i ship IS, Range 5, within three miles IT kcokuk,
On the Plank Road, 100 In cultivation, ON the
| folo~ing terms One third cs.h, and the remain
der on ten years credit by paying ten per cent. in
| terest annually. SAMIF MILLER.
keokuk, April s. I656-du
LIME! LIMEll
XXyE, the undersigned, would inlorn our friends
w snd the public In general, that we have just
burned kiln OF arst rate lime, and will constantly
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
| kilal the Asst below the corporation limits.
] mch24da9n B. ZWAKT co.
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EW CLOT HING WARE HOUSE.
- MALES co, having taken the Store, 4s
: hapket etreat, Philaaeiphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Col and having aeon rcd the ss,
vices OF the most tasty cutters, We are now Manu-
Isc.ang An entirely new stock Of Clothing Of eve
~ description, and il is intention Mt All times
20 kcep large stock OF the newest and desira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market
r. AFLks, formerly of Dabuqae, having spent
the last twenty years in the West. and knowing the
wants of Western Merchants, be feels that he can
NOT ts 70 give entire satisfaction to all those that
be may have the pleasure Of doing busine,, with
osr Lanen Furnishing Room, we think cannot be
assed a. ali our Shirts, Collars, etc. etc.. are
made to order.
IL wiil adard US much pleasure to have YOU call
ana make personai examination of our stock
August 3, fs55.-dly p NAPLES 10
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EON DENTI

Z K q E ON ID L MIST,
FURNISHES Block Teeth or con inuous
1 gums, mounted gold or piatina
aud ell operations If the profession per-QII11O
Formed with skill aud despatch, and warranted.
EE~ Teeth mounted on Gutta Percha.
oaee on b.ondeau, between Sd and 4th streets
heoFuk mch27-diy
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DENTAL SURGERY.
nk X. s. BARBER would r,speat-
- fully inform hi patrons and the E1Sk
pnblie generally, that he has fitted up CYfpA
handsome suite Ut rooms, sraring ILD
neither pains or pense 10 make them elegant and
comfortable, in the brick building west side Of ID
hFtween Main and johnson streets. Thankful for
past issors, ne sotieits continuance If the same
EB- Atloperations warranted.
apr2idiy
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ONtoCy 10, GhtCnRO.
Connecting ~ Gaiesburg with the Ci,esgo and Bur
ingten, and peoria and % auawka Railroad for Dpr
iington, Peoria aniChicago; At Wianett and Pond
Greek with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island
Iowa City. Lasalls, &C.; at Mendoza with Illinoi.
Central Railroad for Galena. Dunl. ith, ST. Paul.
LAaalle. Bloomington, &c: at Junctiau with chics 10
and 6alena Union Railroad for Elgin Beioit Mad
ison, DC; and AT Chicago with thr great Railroad
Routes into Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, &c. and 10
the Eastern cities,
The trains of the Northern Cross Railroad con.
meet nj Gaiesburg with the trains VI the Chies 20
Darlington Railroad 10 and from Chicago, and Wit,
two daily lines of the krst class pack et ste of
the kcokuk Packet Company, between ST. Louis and
Quincy, aud between Quincy and keokuk. Two ex-
press trains run each way daily Sundays excepted
between Quincy and Chcago, making regular con-
neetons above.
1. Chicago Express-Leaves Quincy at 7 O'Clock
A. NJ, arrives at uaesburgh~st l2.l5 r. H., At Men
dota ut p. NJ, at Chicago Pm
,. Chicag 70 Express--Leaves Quincy 3.4sr.s,r.
rives a. Gaiespurg +. NJ, 1T Mendoza 4 70 A. NJ al
Chicago 5-35A.E.
:. Quincy Express-Leaves Chicagos rs A. n, ar
rives At Mcnd,ta at 80 p. NJ. At Gal ssburp 20 p
n. at Quincy Ills N.
4. Quincy Express-Leavcs Chicag 70 plspsar ar
rives At Mendoza Mt 20 A. NJ, at u q e. burg n
at Quincy At IL A.. N.
Baggage checked through from Quincy to Chicago
Through tickets good for 90 davs allowing hold
crs to remain over and resume their seats can .e
bought on beard the steamers Of the Quincy and
keokuk Packet Company at st. Louis Hannibal
ct the once of thy. Ticket Agent a, keokuk. also at
the ticket ofhees Of the Michigan Central and Mich
gan southern Railroads at 81. Louis Chicago. and
other c.tes also a the Tick Office in Ouincy snd
at all the principal Ticket Offices East and Vest
For further information Inquire If J. K Tewks-
bury, Ticket Agent, I'd street, Kcokak. Iowa
N. BUSHNELL,
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KceknA GymnnsI sInW.

s1ISHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
! uounce TO the citisens Of Kcokuk, that hs has
opened his rooms for tho reception Of gentlemen.
6aifab1e and ample preparations have been made
to preserve and promote the hcath, vigor and men
e. elasticity Of all who may dcsrcto participate in
the emanly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pureair and cold water, judiciously used 10
Ne manner p scvhsd BY him, cannot fail 70 nakS
tAe most weakly healthy, strong and robsst.
- Rooms ~ Concert Hall, 81 story, Main ~,
in the Sd story. o. MANCHESTER.
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