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Fl. JUHNTS HUtSE.
IHAkI ltJA ,.s...e.. LIT GAS W., lDN a.
ID X. 81. JOHN begs leave 10 inform his old
u. friends and the travelling public generally
that he has removed from Libertyvilc to Chariton,
whore he has taken the Hotel formerly known the
United States which he has completely repaired and
refurnshed in the inost comfortable manner and Of
fers good accom- modatlons ear be found in the
country.
Connected with the house i good and commodi
oes stable, always we'll supplied with feed.
H. 30 34
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HRrDG NAN

5 agent FOR The Missouri Stale Mutual Insurance
j Company, the Directors Of which among the
oldest and best known business men Of 81. Louis.
d3dptf
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To the Citizens of Keokuk.

April 5, ls55.--dlY
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SNOW Il GREENE.

COMMISSION NJ fohants, Wholesale Grocers, ar
~ Dealers in Produce, Main Street, between Four,
nnd Fifth, keokak, Iowa.
September /, ls5j.---dly
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
To the People Of the United

The People Of The United States, without
regard TO past political differences OF divisions
who are opposed 10 The repeal of the Missouri
Compromise. 10 the policy of the present Al
ministration, 10 the extension of Slavery into
the Territories, in favor IF the admission OF
Kansas as a Free State, and of restoring TIE
action of the Federal Government tethe princi-
Piles of Washington aid Jefferson, are invited
by the National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention Of the 22d of February,
1856, 10 send from each State three Delegates
from every Congressional District, and six
Delegates at large, to meet in PHlLADEL-
PHIA, on the 18th day of tune next, for the
purpose OF recommending candidates for the
Offices of President and Vice President of the
'Unittd States. -.0# .a' a3'# .a S7Afe
ED MORGAN. New York rsgs assFE4s
FRANCIS p BLAIR, Maryland, -
J M NILES, Connecticut. 80
DAVID WILMOT, Pennsylvania, s4srs
A p STONE, Ohio,
VIM N CHASE, Rhode Island, l1 sos "
J GOODRICH, Massachusetts, qsTlf
GEo. RYE. Virginia, =,
A r HALLowELL, Maine, aht] '}tEH b
L S LELAND, Illinois, A. rsrerrr e.Es.
CH.s Die Ely, Michigan,
, G G FoeG, New Hampshire, Haaaj'a q
A ] STEvENs, Iowa, I'D. raE4ga~f ...
CoRNELIus COLE. California,
j.. BRAINARp, Vermont, ag sHEEsFa #@
: w. GRosE, Indiana, - as as
WYMAN SpooNER, Wisconsin,
CM PAuLIsoN. New JerseN .aE
+ ID WILLIAMS, Delaware,
J. G. Fer, Kentucky,
JAMES REDPATH, Missouri - q
LEWIS CLEPHASE, Dist. OF Columbia,
frr National Committee. 4.
W ashington, March %, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The Lettings.-The event Of most
marked lnteres! this week, was The meet
ing of The Letting Board fine N q
r Co., at the Office Of the company
in this place, and the Convention OF over
one hundred Contractors and Capt.
~,alists f.om all parts Of the cpualry
and Canada a, The Lettings, The ardn
GU, labo:s of the Board were broagh, 10
a conclusion al a late hour on THURSDAY
Evening, after our paper for that week
had been issued, resulting in putting
the whole work no, previously let from
Alpine, IL miles below Olumwa, to Fl.
Des Moines un der contract, except five
Locks and Dams, the bids for which
were unsatisfactory TO The Board. By
working al! nigh. we were enabled 10 IS
cue an ex,rs on Friday morning. which
we rem, to all Of our exchanges, and de
signed 10 send to all Of our subscribers.
bu. run shor, Of Copies befnre We had
60. through the llstowing TO the exirs
demand here being geater than we had
calculated for. We copy from our ex
ira The subs,anee Of the article in relation
TO the lettings, for the inform alton Of
such OF our subscribers as failed to &c.
one.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
The Annual School Meeting, Of ,hi

~ 40Q nmx001 VSnVVA
District. was held a. the Court House,
on Monday evening. The following
gentlemen were elected to The several Of
fees in the Board of Directors for ihe en-
suing year. Rev b. A. Spaulding, Pres
ident; C.. F. Blake, Secretary, and e,
Washburn. Treasurer. N, /
The Commii.ee appointed at a Plesi
Gus meeting to complete the purchase oil
. Lo, for The School House. reported
that the purchase had been comple.ee
and the psyments made. 4sgsaII
The committee on the School House
reported recommending a Building IS BY
IS, two stories high. capable Of accom-
modateing 200 Scholars, and to cos. S..
600. This committee was enlarged by
she addition Of J. w. Caldwell, and they
yer directed to repor. ., the next meet
ing ! plan. specifications and estimated
for a House OF the above description -
The Secretary was also directed TO re
nort the amount Of taxable property il
the District.
Adjourned to meet on Monday ever
irg, two weeks. q, the same. place.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Myers & Davis. have on hand and
win keep through the season a,fuil sup.
ply Of lalh, and in ,ha, view will have
in operation a machine lba, i'll rip ihem
out in double quick sime.o They wan,
la,h Timber Of the description set forth
in their ad veriisemen, N another colamn,
,,h;.h ,ybEi sos
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
The Fairfield Land once W. STA.

NN. Af &@tHEHtUyH&L ~. IS AftaNFFtEL NwN .AHF MEhFf
ted .rrouot ously last week hat The
CHI Othee was - be. oreu on
the fret Of june, when WE should base
stated tina: it was The Fairfield Oh ice re-
moved 20 Charlton whichwas 10 be open
Tor the Entry of Land vacant in The late
Fairfield Disiiict. We did o design
to say tiis. the Charlton Dtice had been
closed as we had no k..owledge that such
vas the facl, and no object to mention i,
in lha. connection il il had seen. The
Enquiries to which We alluded, were in
reference to business with the Fairfield
Office. We again direct attention TO the
nouSc' ratEf5N ~ rG 49,
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"AWAY WITH
AdultevateA palntiNg."

10 ice CtfizenS OF OHumW0 and
WapeAo County.
THE under signed would respectfully say Ia
the above citizens if they want DURABLE Axr
FINE FINISHED PAINTING done, they had bet
ter give hin some incouragementof the FACTS.
Hands will be sent to the country, at,any
time requested. NV
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE sArIs
FACTION. j. ). HUMPHREYS,
May 9th, 'bS-n1I-tf
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Republican Declaration of
PRINCIPLES. go.

ADOPTED BY.THE' PITTSBURGH Convention.
/. We demand and shall attempt TO secure
the repeal of all laws which allow the indro-
auction OF Slavery into territories once @conse-
c~ratesito freedom, andwll resist by every con-
stitutional means the existence of Slavery in
any OF the territories Of the United States.
:. We will support by every lawful means
cur brethers in Kansas In their constitutional
ana manly resstance.to the usurped authority
of their lawiess invaders, and will give the tgll
weight of our political power in favor Of the
immediate admission 6f Kansas to the Union as
free. sovereign. independent State. rosy 80
g.. Believing that tie present national adj
ministration has shown itself 10 be weak and,
faithless. and that its continuance in power is
identified with the progress of the slave pow
er 10 national supremacy, with the exclusion
Of freedom from the territory, and with in
creasing civil dlscord, il is a lead ng purpose
of our Organization to oppose and overthrow it.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

We would embrace This connection. 10
sayeto ira vcllers bound for sAibia. Ehari-
ton or other western points that they will
conmi. a grea, mistake II they suffer
themselves &c be cajoIsd hy representa-
lions of those interested sin other routes,
10 eseska those poinis bY'hway OF
Eddy vile. The distance 10 Albia by
The Eddy vile route il az least 80 IN lies,
while ty ways Of the direct western Slaie
road. irpis only sby measuremeni, ~
miles from this place, and we are assus.
ed BY disinlereste parties who have
passed over bulh routes within a few days
that abe direol route is ia everyarespsc.
The bcsi,S q There .re,hi!s on bad rou,es
of cou.sc,~ba: The WORSE hill on 'ei,tnr
route Or perhaps in tlis part q lie Siats,i
is Of Bldgepmt near Eddyylle. y is re
ported 70 us as .almos,, impraciicab.e,
entirely SO for aoaded teams wilhou, ass
sistanct.e We hope our frIehds viii see
10 i, ihat The Stale Roadis kePYin good
repair in every particular. The natural
route for-easlerl and western travel IS
through she, GENRE Ut these fGoanres,
aGd il VIII lake Ill roure " the facts are
kn5wn, The business Of i ferries
hiatt, is already very rreat and
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Clark's DeteCtOr the best, we
are authorized 10 receive subscriptions.
for a, 81, a year. See notice.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Our surveyso. this par, Of Iowa are
uot az J CT su!ficlen, TO enable me To fix
with certainty upon the best ground fur
our Road. Sill, they have DISCLOSED
this important flct, tina, practicable route
may be located through The central por.
lions OF Monroe. Lucas, Clifk, Union.
Adams. Montgomery, and Mills conn.
ties. deviiting ba, in q lew places msre
, than .hree miles from \ stra ight cast and
ives, line, lyi g between OuumwA and
the mouth ,f The Platte, aud with grades
no, exceeding So feel 20 the nile.
As regards The means ID connect our
Road with The great system OF R,ad.
which terminate opposite this City in
The Peoria and Oquawka Railroad, and
by which even a!teaty our products find
.heir way 10 EASTERN IN ,rkels. ! wish To
STATE here my coS,ic ION, that to devel-
ope luliy The capacity OF our Rad.
which mas. necessarily go hand ia hand
with the development of The resources of
the country, it must soon become all i'm.
pottant 10 see that the communication
1 utk WtCU biitsC tWO IDiuS may DC TplW,
as we'll as cheap and uninterrupted -
The Ouly way to attaia this end is IN.
joub;edlv 10 bridge the Misslsspp ri, anil
will. | an c-,ufi ient. not oniy greatly
benefit our X al and hip wa lie interior
of lae conulrv. bl, at The SANE ins Will
lend ~ l~ncre,sa taa gr,wtl ni this civ.
Acaorl u .iy | have taken pt,ns u inata
a thorough ex,mina'io, oi HE bpt.omyi
he river, as likewise its currents, Use
and lall, lis channels, deposits, and o.h-
er changes. in which | was fully conviu.
c.d ina, n railroad bridge here is pesi.sl'
ly practicable, and tha,, a:a rough cA
c~ula,:on,it may be buI.t for :bcui $780,.
GEO.
Respectfully. your Oh, -rrvsn'.
IL. riiiELS ON.
CHI Eng II. & NJ. Il r..
BunLINs roN. VI ran ri, 1886.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Rain, Crops, Ac.-ws have

Rain, Crops, Gc.-We have
had rain in abundance u,e past weeks
to such an extent as 10 delay The opera
lions CT the Farmer some what. Wheat,
both Fall and Spring, looks unusually
promising. Glass is up and The Cat
lie are ge,iins a good living ,herefrom.
Frui. trees are bIossoDing mos. eneOur;
agiugiv, never be,ter,s SO FAR az onr OBJ
serya,ion extends.s Grape Vines have
been seriously ipjussd by the winter.
Ours are coming out again from the root
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

I The Michigan arrived from below yes
terdayy,, with freight Tor this, place andFt Dts
Moines. anne very near going TO smash on
the Ksosauqua Dam, The River is now in
fns nayigable ordeFrisAss..s aat 80
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
~ q IN a4ME BMuRE II LLM~~~~~~~~~~~- ~

There are eighteen principal wa,..
courses west Of he Des Muinss VIII,
in this mannner obsiruct y provr,..
We nee. them from cas-, 10 Wesl, in tho
70 lowing order:
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
One DAYS business at one d our

|. One days business at one q our
Ferries. i've are in 1ebsed 10 Messrs
Ilickeniooprr and Overman, Proprielors
Of The upper Ferry. for The following
statements of the crossing Of one day,
Saturday The 3D. inst, selected by them
as an avtrage'day's business 6frhe*Fer-
~, by the way one o! The best on the
Demoine.
Ne. OF trips across, ~ llp2. !
2 torse wagons, 81.
X hoysema,,,
foofmar, 267.'
:. head 81 esh, l,ilse,"asavs sse1,
. " 4 OK teams, a.
, I" 4 horse buggie', ~ eds ..6nv,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Hon James Tllorington,

Of the House of Representatives. is en-
titled 10 our thanks. for . copious supply
of Congressional documents. Mr.. 7.
issx membe:so Congress worth having.
We hope sheyi awili senJ him back from
the 2i District. eso2 e3t - ashs Leafs
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
Republican Congressional Con-
yentiOn. ~

The. Republicans Of the First Congressional
District Of Iowa, are requested 10 meet in Con
yen.lon at Ottumwa, Wapeno county, on the
first Thursday the 9th dag of June next, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Con-
gress, for said District, and to attend to such
other business as may come before il. We re-
commend tina, the several ~cou,ities appoint
twice the number of delegates 10 the Conren-
ton as they have members in the State Legis-
lature. VIM. LESLIE, n4
J.R. NEEDHAM.
IS. MCFARLAND. Comm itice.
l.. MULLER, 90 saQ tiags
:. W, SHERMAN Ialaa A.
April 30th, 1856. .,-,oasvg ~
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

EDITORIAL Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real nane,cf the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature. ataA
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
~tutions, and Political and public meetings gen
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising. 81.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

h. Tax Delinquents viii greatly
obllge Pessr .KDox, Esq Treasurer q
this Coon,y. : and perhaps benefsJhem-
selves, by giving asPeciall heed ito s'no,
lice Of his in another ptzce.asis6 ssSi
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

1*-Nr4NlN. 81 ~ Mfab4UrN. -. ~ ?
The Alice is eoraing. in from below 3
we go 10 Press.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The Mississippi q rising al Bur-
ling,on ON the 80 from q, O inches ey,
cry "a hours. Asfewafeet more and il
would reach from Bluff TO Bluff. sa9 aaa
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Major g. BTo. and j. l.. street,
are exchanging Stores. o he.fvrmer are
moving into HE prcmlsess neariy0opposi,e
our Office. Of which they have berome
the purchasers. aud the latter into lie
building recently bought BY him o7Po
size abe Oi,umwa House. Then friends
and customers will piease take notice.
Of he change, as they are TOO much en-
gagged 10 announce i, tie mstlss, They
will probably have, something 10 say on
t~hessubJect next week. d soa sat ssa
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
From ,hs Missoua Dernocrat
i
LAwRENcE. K. T.. kpril %!

DEAR SIR: The H.. S. troops from Fort
man., Fuller, Hunt, and two others, have been
arrest forrefusing tosct as Jones' posse on
~sSi,naay Iast andto-nighth slhelSla las prisoners
guarded blythe troops, who are campeo here.
Wood, Speer; Monroe, Deltaler and Tappan
were intewathis Inaraing, but went y isiupg
in the country when the troops came in. No
resetanceihas beefrmade TO- day. Houses have
bedh'seraehed, but Wood, speers & Co. have
not YET been arrested. The soldiers dislike the
business they are engaged n. aaan.as@umssnz'
b. The Congressional Committee in, session
here, Commenced this m3rninS. Yours, iii
great haste, : 'DS4 tsi1fM Fe esoar.i
at5fi hlas b~a-aqsg ,san9d So
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

Qnackery, by J.aaM. d: h'e Gass
works Of aEedyvi!te by ID. end Ar,sclss
found in a kilchen Diawer, by a T'ravel-
Ter, are received, a III. Willie attended 10
as soon as possible. !, 800 14 f,sge,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

The May Party was beIL ip Hawl.y's
Hall, The weather being anProPisious for
o VI Ut door celebration. The yoppg
jotks had amsrryY and pleasant .imesof
Fl we 4 1 gtoldsdrI'hsy remembered. in
Z very graceful apad. acceptable manner,
he .pqn,er whom dull cares deprlyed.o Of
tbes piessnrs Of looking in, upon, ihsm,
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08
- I..T IL. 9EN NNf NIG .NT.Wl
DR.. YIN. L Orr. IL VII be seen by

Dr. WM, l. Orr. III VII be seen by
reference 10 DOR advertising scoaatnasols
Jssermines ,orkeep'up with ,he inersas =
ed demahd fh goods in his fne. HE'S
lin, receipt Of The larges; aud hes. s.lectee
stpe& sof f,eshranJ pure drugs &c,,t thai
he has ever broug ht' 10 this raarsh', IA
when we take pleasure in caiIihg ;ie.
attention or Physcians AMI the public.
generally. Ds O. has a Bpok aud 3la;.
lionary departmen M TO which large sdaio
lions will DO masle stiiisi week., and n5,itett
in our n s~hs2asbaqas 9iIaiH est i! "a
Demoine courier., 1856-05-08

FLUTES. yIoLlNS, ACCORDEONSan and
FLUTlNAS for sale by w l. ORR
L ARD Oil, Fish do. and Meats Foot do.
IL for sale by w. L. ORR.
GOOD Vinegar for sale by
" for w. l.. ORR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11

Nays -NIcssrs Augustine Barry, Clover Ednger, Fty
fulton Gaylord, tiblony llnmiltm NJ Hancock iIunel er
Leisenng, Mngee, Manley, Norris Munnm, Patterson,
Phelps salisbury, Smth (Cambtm) Thoini sin W alter
Wmlrdde, Wright (Daupli0 and Y-orsley-a5
50 the question was determined in the affirmative
On the qsestIun, q .... '-.'| .'I'. t.
VIII the House agree to the third amendment?
Inc yeas and nays were taken, and were 81 follow,
Yeas--MesHs An lderspn, Backus Baldwin. Ball, Becs,
Lycnnng,) Beck (York,) Bernhard BOYD, Boyer Brown
buchanan, Caldwell, Campbell CnIty, Crair Crawrord
Edmgcr, Fausod, Foster Fry, GGtz Haines Humel,
Hnprr, Helms, Hibbs, Hill, HiIegns Hppie, Holcomb,
son, LaPurte Lcbo, Longaker, Lovctt, MCaniunt NJ
Comb, Mausle, Mcnear, Miller, Montgomery. Nunie.
macher, Or, Peatson, Phelps PARCEL, Ramsey, Reed.
ssTiIe, s,mi,i shenk smith, tAegbsny) smith tCamI5ioD
phlD Wright (luzerne) aud Zmmernmli-6l. ...
Nays-Mcssrs Barry, Clover, Cuboun Dock. Dowti,ll,
Fuon, Gaylord, Gibboney Hamilton, Hancock, Huncker
Lelsenrns, Nj MCarhy, Magee Maney, Moorehad, Morris,
Patterson, Reinhod, Roberts allshury Walter Wintrode
Nearsely and Wright Speoker--25. = . -.
- The question wus determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Millthe House ugrec to the fourth amendment
Ihc yeas and nays were taken, aud follow viz:
leas-Mcssrs Anderson, Backus, Ball, Beck Q.ycnming
Beck q Nork) Bernhard. Boyd, Boyer, Brown, Brush,
buchanan Caldwell. Campbell Carty, Craig, Crawford,
Dowdall, Edngcr, Fausoh Foster, Fry, Gez, Halncl,
Harper, Helms, Ib!s, Hill Hlcgos, fipple Holcoinb,
inpoi", lebo, longakrr Lovet NJ Camunl, Mccarthy,
MComl Muugle Menetr Miller, Munth inery, Moor
head Nunnemacner Or. Pearson, Phelps, Purcell, Ram
seY, Reed Relnhuld Riddle, Roberts Shenk Smith (Can
brinl smith NVyommgD Thompson, Vail, Walter Whal.
Speak er--6g ..'
NY lntnes, Hancock, Hmeker lngham Leisenrng, Ma
gee. Naniey, Morris, Patterson, Salisbury and Wnrode
so the question was determined III the affirmative.
SEcRg1ARY's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, June ~, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11

Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
at the highest market prices
Snnhl,rN- MN IL lG.l.
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EAYDOCK. 6; FIDLER,

hEALERS in Watches and Jewelry, will
~ continue the business at the old stand OF
James B. Fidler,
No. IL South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination Of their large
and varied stock, feeling assured that the eHpe-
rence both of them have had in the business
and the facilities they possess for procuring
good, on the most advantageous terms, will ena'
bic them to compete fayorably with any otheI
establishment in the city. They have now OF
nand a fine assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Silver, Plated and Brttania Ware, Cutlery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
n. B.-Repairing of Watches and all kinds o
Jewelry attended to with promptness and thu
greatest care.
Phla., April z, lS55.--tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
Walk this yuav for Rarroina.

R ENG desirous of disposlng of my entire
X D stock of Books and Stationery. comprising
some 10000 Volumes Of Law, Medical, Reli-
sious Scientific, Blank, Musical, School and
Miscellaneous Books.
Also, 100 Reams of letter paper and lot OF
wall paper, steel pens, waters, &c.
will dispose of the whole stock at public sale
sale at my store, opposite the Court House
commencing Monday the 7th day of April,
1856 at o'clock, p NJ, and continuing, every
afternoon and evening until the whole stock is
sold.
WIN. MCCARTHY.
Per JOS. II. MCCARTHY.
Sunbury, March Is, ls56.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11
New Wholesale Drug Store.

NJ SPEN THOMAS
No. &c South, Second Street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER, Manufacturer and Dealer, in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Acids, Dye
stutls, Paints, Oils, Colors, White Lead, French
and American White Zinc. Window Glass,
Glasswares, Varnisher, Brushes, instruments,
Ground Spices, Whole Spices, and all other ar
tices usually kept by Druggists, including Bo.
rax. Indigo, Glue, Shellac, Potash, &C., &c. All
orders by mail otherwise promptly attended
to. Country Merchants are invited to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods. sent to any of the Wharves or Railroad
stations. Prices low and goods warranted.
March y, lS56.-ly
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Photography! Daguerreotypes J!
A NEW ERA IN ART!
J, 10. McCLEES.

t.SuccsssOr TO -NcCleeS g. Germon,l
"OULD call the attention Of the public, not
W ouly to the superiority of the Daguerreo-
types, the Hyalograph, (bY some called Ambro-
type,) and the various tyles Of Photography on
paper; but to the fact, that parties at distance
possessing small dasucneotype, may, by send.
ing it to No. 100 Chestnut ST., have made from
it by the means of Photography, and the talents
of the best Artists, portrait of ANT ssr, from
a small Loeket to the full size Of life.
A small book containing description, prices,
&C., &C., will be sent gratis 10 any psrson ma
king the request.
McCLEES'
Philadelphia Photograph Establishment,
No. l60 Chestnut ST., below 7th
.Phila., July 81, lS55-ti.
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shamotin White Ash Anthraoitn Coal

From the "O!d Vein" in tie Gap Colliery.
q II. ZIMMERMAN & JNo. P. PURSEL,
~ successors to Kaee, Reed & Co., will con-
tiuue mining, shipping and selling coal from the
above well known Coery, under the firm Of
Zimmerman q Purse. The point of shipment
is at the lower wharf in Sunbury, Northumber.
land county, Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds of COAL viz Lump, Broken, Egg, Stove.
and Chestnut Coal, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
bunbury, July Ii, 1855,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11
OF PUBLlC DEBTS

There shall be all additional article to said constitute
to DC designated as uTcle eleven, follows -