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The Cate CITY agahnst the Wsrta
Kookuk Mattress Aanu1actoTy !!
A. C. Orr

now manufacturing Mattresses OF every OcecftP-
tion spiral Spring, Curled Hair, oolen, fsiting,
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck, and Straw, Of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters Of all kinds. ALSO
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended TO,
and all articles IuAnufactured sold ut my sssab-
ishment will be offered Mt fair terms, and warrant
cd. challenge the production pf superior vosA Al
any Of the kind In the Western coun-
try Yoa are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc specimens of my work. Warsroom corner os
Fourth street and Exchange.
1 have In operation newly iavsntsd and sxpsnavs
machinery, which enables me to manufacture nst-
ter work ~ more liberal rates. than inferior weft
other wise manufactured can be aherded Tor mate
rial for Bedding etc. prepared BY machinery II NOR.
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the woFs
| far superior in quality.
I Wholesale and Retail.
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1905 Gre0t Attraction at the IsO6
NEW CLOTHING STORE

VIEW CLOTHING STORE
w 90 LEY ALLEN,
II AFING opened branch of their New York
store In Union Block, No. I53 Main strc@t, in
yte the particular attention Of cash and shor, me
buyers 10 their extensive assortment Of Clothing
| which they Offer At low prices
| GA- Being extensively engaged in the mAnufac
ture OF Clothing New York city, they nAttc
themselves they can offer inducements never befor
met with in the West. call is rcspectfuily solic
1 tied my5dAw
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1856


ID OCULAR eokuk and st. Louis Packets This
i = old and popular line Of Steamers viii run two
daily lines Of steamers bstwesn keokuk and st. Lou
10 sduring the present season. The lines oompos
ed OF the following atannch and speedy boats
Westssne9, Johnson, Master.
Keokuk, Masson, Master
Quincy, fnew boat)
One & which will leave Keokuk daily, at 8
o'clock, =, Quincy Ato \, and arrive at 81. Louis
ne 1t morsing Z, - clock
Express Nall Lins-The Ysrk State, Hsaight,
Master win leave Keokuk daily, att n, (besAkfast
on board, and csunect ~ Quincy At ? y, with the
st Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive At ST. Louis next morning.
These lines arc composed Of boats whose names
alone are snfcient guarantee Of their speed and
| commodaton. feb2sd,f
&sA- Passengers for the can take the Quinc,
boat at A. ~, and connect at Quincy with connect
ing train on n G. Railroad for Chicago and thu
| east
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O9re0slties Ter the Little Eolks.
LIVERY thing that Jon san think Of 70 tickle the
II hearts Of the little folks be had Of g. Ober.
top, ~ the
bss -. a eIGN OI THE BIO YTDpLR.
RIANO 0TOOLW.
| n supply Of Iayl0e's Impgpvo1 Music Stools. 10,
"A sale tthe 0ate City Furniture Hnems.
feb33d C.H. ABBOTT.
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Lumber! LumbeY!t


T AN now prepared 10 furnish all kinds cf lumber
i tosut bills on very short notice, either st tho
EAST Saw Mill" above town, or delivered. have
also rs 900 feet Of seasoned H.mlock Joists.
JunelAdtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Nm. J. X. R1CKEY,
SURG EON d Z IT'S T.,
LyURNfSHES Block Teeth OF continuous
T. gums. mounted on gold or platinA.
md al operations 0f the profession per-
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
En Teeth mounted on GuttA Percha.
Once on Blondeau, between Sd and 4th streets,
Keokuk meh27-diy
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MAylN0 PVfmCEIANAD

r1NHE stock Of Furniture of Mr. r. WrLsES' l
i will sell the entire lot 1t very low hgures da-
ring the next FIVE weeks, to make room for SprinS
call Al either of Mr. Wilscys old stands, IT the
Gate City Furniture Rcoms, No. lS6 Main street:
Feb ls-dAv G. 4. ABBOTT.
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Cash Cust0mers Take Nottce.
HAVING made all the necessary preparations 70
L manufacture all kinds of Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gentlemen, and having now on the way
very large assortment Of all kinds of material
to manufacture FROM, bought in New York and Phil
aiclphia of the manufacturers and importers have
determined to sell of my Eastern ready made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
| to make room for the new and large stock of raw
material 10 arrive. All persons in want Of any
kind of Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can have
chance to from 10 10 40 per cent and get bet
shoes than at any other house in the city at the
Ladies' shoe Shop. No. So MAinst
! July Sd s. A. DUKE.
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y. =. COPKLIN,
IS0RWARDIN0 sad Com mission Merchant, whole
T. sals dealer In Groceries and Produce, No. 81 Le-
wee, Kspkuk, Iowa.
n. B.--Psraoular attention paid 70 the Fosvardss
ing business. April IL, 1S54.--dAw
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0tean 0elles ana sheet IPsn works,
II any repaired sire o. shape made 70 ce1er.--
Old Boilers taken In exchange. I7TS
I'd wKLCH1fAu.
ssuGlS1Awtssp3l Keoknk, low.
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nae q Lynch,
ATTORNRYG At LAW

N Second and johnson streets, keokuk, lows.
Parties having city OF country property for sale,
win please enter II our register, and those de-
sring TO purchaxe will please call and examine our
list. my7-du
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~. ~. Bltcks, N. D.,
GEON DENTIST,

CITY Of Keokuk, Iowa, ,OAhce ON Second st., bctweer
Main and Jshnson.
TAR H., In addition " the usual
u methods Of nser,ing artiGcislt teeth
In in pGssessiop Of the exclusive right 0I&yY00
for this city nf mounting the "continu-
aus gum work, 50 universally admired iot tne'
beauty and cleanliness.
Hsis al.o mounting teeth on 6utta PerchA.
apY 10 1885 dwly
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FKONT-ST ...........FT. MAUIsON, IUWA,
IL AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
i i and 10 large and commodious establish
ment csnvenient TO the steamboat landing, and II
the very eeatre Of business.
The. .undersgned has furnished it throughout In
the very best style, and trusts that long expses
ence in the business will enable him to give general
Satisfaction.
Oct. 70. 1885. dAwu b. r. HOE
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fa89 q ~ 1s a. . no 90 =, ez-.-.sl.
blank Book Manufacturer,

blank Book Manufacturer,
R0OK BINDER and Stationsr, No. ITO Main b.
~ IMP sesirs.l
Ledes.s, Josnals, Cash, nill snd Receipt Books.
County City. Record Tax, Aassssors and Treasurer
Books. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account and
and Railroad Blank Rocks of every description, made
and ruled TO order. We put into our blank work
the very hast paper, and page when desired.
Having . good stock Of materials FOR binding, We
are prepared TO bind In the moat elegant we'll -
the plainest style Books, Magazines, tc. Blank
Books PACED. mch2ldaw
1 To the stock hslAeSs - che Keokuk, !,
/ ~. Dee Msinss anA mlnnos0sa
Railroad Oo.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the seventh call Of II
IN per cent. will be due and payable % the 2Sti
Of Aagast next, at the Company . ohee, IN Keokuk
T. william Leighton, Treasurer.
HUoH 7. REID, Press.
| Nm. LsJo1Ton, Ssc'y.
Keeknk, Jnly 81, 'S6-dAwtd
! apr1i-d McaAvIc. cHrfTENDET CO.
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v. 4. rATTgRxos, wM. TinBsRAAS, Nh sArfsneOa.
WM. a. PATTED1OM : Co.,
1yOM MISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos 80 and 10, Lsvse, Ksokak, Iowa.
Cousignments II all kin4s a Psu1uce win reosive
prompt and personal attention.
Anxust -, lS33.-d4wy
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HAW W Il u - y II,
WILlaAM WNrSR, Proprietor.
(NORNKR Second and Cedar Streets, Fort AAdi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage takcnsto and from boats Free os
charge
and Burlington. June -, lSoS.-6
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City Drug Store.
J N T. = u r. n q 4. y =.

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
BURROWS Block, south side Main street, -
ID Kcokuk. Having purchased the stock Of a
j. J. q. Stewart and added il TO my previ-
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup -
plies from the East enabled to offer to the city
and country trade one Of the most complete stock.
to DC found In the city. Purchasing glass yarnish
| Ct, aud other lending articles from The manufactur
ers, | can sell upon the most favorable terms t,
| Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given 10 compounding physi
1 clans nrescri nj ions .nchIsi
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yIyHE undersigned now have stock Of Logs. and
/ can furnish almost any amount Of Lumber TO
order on short notice Aso Laths OF good quality,
wor kcd Flooring, Surfaced Lumber, &c.
Fire Weed.
Fire wood, sawed in stove lengths, or otherwise,
furnished ut the mill for ~ per cord.
June 5d3m HIATT HARBINE.
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dock sts, A.
sossors Books, Poll Books, Ac., 10, furnished st
short notice. St*
Old Books, Magssines, Music, &c., bound or ~
boan1 n any style desired
~ Ny Bndery will be foand on Second Street,
NEXT door 10 the Atheneum, sign of the sBig Book.
Jan. -, l85%.-dAw. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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Daniel Copson,


]. NJ. BAYLY Proprietor.
HAVING leased and thoroughly renovated and
i i rsfurnishsd the above house, the Proprietor v
determined 10 spare pains 10 make 1t hrst Glass
house Ny old friends and the psblie generally are
invited 10 give IN. = call.
August II d3m
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LUMWER YARD kEOkUA.
ON Concert Street, betwesn Ath and ath otfeeu
l north Of Main street. A large assortment oi
Lum ber and 6',ingles, Of best quality, always OF
h.a davly.
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IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINIsTs,
MANUFACTURES Of steam Engincs, 6rist and
ltI Saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, &c, &C.,
Nav 81, 1854. .$d6w
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES INDORSE6 BX
THE WORKINGMEN. -

Az large and enthusiastic meeting OF the mecnsnS
les and wokngmtn of this city, held at their heao'
quarters, corner Of Bowery ard Division street, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. p, 1885, the following resoar
tons passed and candidates nominated:
ngm.ns Republican Ccus Union OF the City and County OF
NewNork hereby ncer Anthony j. Bleecksr the nOuns-
non '0 t-e III 81 mayor - hshs . SspIvo tNNo' w
Judge 20 Charles that Of Governor OF fe
Aim, House. and while night al the tendsof
reform in municipal shrs their pseter-nee for
Of the g,nemen the neld asNns, the present
iuruu.b.rt Of the Msyofal,y would yet respectfully
rr,ss upon the attention fellow eitizens
81 all parties aud in particular q class
that : ory hy a combustion Of sustaining thas
cal no combines In hs person the froatcst
.pIoru OF sh. that The citadel Of osel
Byirs Nj Blocker TO he the beat and candidate,
@ by p, "a. port expressing the time,
rpraty of candidates, SWING AID and comfort - tho
~ ,ry and ,eudus surely establish and forfy tho
- mar pow,G" a. he hesd II our City Government
H,sGrsd That IN capacity ss a. PcvsanS
~ .rd County hereby or cordial and hearty
In the nomination OF the following eiasn i0r
SoLsesas -: Il S,ilman James w Nye, AID Aba. Wake
- a. "a. h. with peculiar pleasure the advent IN mo
Congres,ionsi arena OF 50 z relN step'e'enNA'' " ~
e 800 Tss, be domination % the following gentlemen
., ,bs as,uby will receive our hearty concurrence AI su
port ia Pepper Mosly Lyon hepIy ns' n Rosl
~ Ian. Hog Edward Collins b. w AchAds :. n.
f fbcrrss poyle Al c. He1Nuer, Archibald hAl Peter
?. Nooh. saml Pa.eI,opi Joan p si n CoSp~r
RceS Tls, bile refrauiu from the general question OK
the Chatter uouiu atoms beyond our proper eonl-
Jfe ,HsS. Il our IN DE D.e,. which hey
represent Mr. Mos.y Lyon, kSpG@iesn GyItb Conn.
Ell Disttict NJ Nathan Nesbt, III the Liza D,s,S.' a..
Mt Madison Cannon for Assessor IN the rsenie'n ~
whom. with the exception OF MI Neso az b. an h ,nI
worthy cO.atoreT with
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

GuYpr
nj" Comn,,It,e ON he Controllers Books.-A COM
mnnjcaton was received from Olcott Rhines as fol-
lows: N,uvovx Ne, - la8
To ~. Bono,oh. The Board Of Supsyvisoyss -.
GxsTtrsrS: On the 4h August last addressed CON.
TO yO%I no assy sS the
ration books. and committee duly appointed ea up 70
oS% Of the Com%es this DOING ssss
injustice Under these would mo-. ~
ask nain 'h, the ''i Re.pectuy, oLC0rr RHINEs
SuperyisOp TUCKER said he had attended regularly,
but all the members, on some occasions could not get
eeher. He however was quite willing that the COM
mittee be discharged. . -, A.
supervisor CoKwIx moved to add two more to the
committee. A. u,,h;... ~, An,
table, which was carried.
BILL OF A JUDGE FOR EXTRA SERVICES.
The Committee on Criminal Courts reported to pay
Judge Pearson of the Ward Court 81 500, his claim
for acng as Police Justice In place OF Bogart, ~.
disposed. ,m
Supervisor TUCKER was Of opinion that this bill was
wrong and civil judge could not act as police mage-
trate Further be had heard that Judge Pearson Wa
very anxious from time to time to act as Justice on he
bench of that Court in order to benefit his friends ana
punish his enemies.
months beore appeared this occasion, and said hse
he had requested Judge Pearsons TO act In place OK
Justice BOgart, the latter being sick Tor nearly nina
months. This Board he thought haa been very I'M
proyident in voting away money and then disputnga
correct claim. For instance, they had pad c1erS
who was illegally appointed by the City Judge.
Supervisor TUCKER said he would like to know
when there was precedent for this bold assumption
of power by the Mayor He never before knew the
Mayor could make a Police Justice OF Civil Judge.
The proceeding he was in every respect ill-
cal and 10 make the matter worse, the Mayor came tn
10 force it through the Board. . -
Supervisor VooRHIs of the same opinion; fuY-
ther that the items of service &C., should have been
furnished.
Supervisor Ely was in favor of paying Judge Pear
son for bis services but this BILL in his opinion, was
too large and was not rendered in the proper form.
The Mayor had been pleased TO charge the Board with
having been improvident because they granted the
CITY Judge clerk that be much needed. Had not
bis Honor advocated and voted for the largo
increase Of salaries-the salaries OF the Re
corder and the Judges, and other similar matter
The Mayor should be the last man TO come into this
Board and charge the members with voting away
money improvidently, when his Honor had, among
other things attempted to push through this Board an
illegal appropriation Of 100000 to carry out his Gen.
traiPark operations. Here was a scheme to evsde
the law and spend the public money; and he thanked
God there was a mantle late lamented Shepard,
Counsel to the Corporaton-who was honest and indie
pendent enough to block that game. This sepced hn
Honor.
The report was recommitted, and the Board er
iourned TO November.
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H.U.OsprRposks SENTENCE RENTED.

BISHOP H. L. OsDERDosKs SEsrEsCE hLhli Ed
Yes,erdav we learn that the Episcopal Convention,
sitting in this city, by very decided msjority, remit
led tie sentence upon Bishop Onderdonk of this State
which suspended him from all clerical functions This
tine bis brother. Bishop Onderdonk Of New.York,
was was ao suspended The members of the Church
and the public also doubtless fami-
Iar with the history of these cases, and the feeling
hat the action Of the Convention produced in the
Church An interval of twelve yesrs has softeDed the
mission of>the sentence at this late period seems no
more han an act of justice to old servant Of the
Church who in his previous career, had rendered III
good service and whose conduct since has been void OF
ofre1se The remission of his sentence will restore
lin TO his ministerial functions but presume, not
to his Bishopric which is filed by Bishop Potter
On Sunday morning next Bishop Onderdonk viii
preach sermon in the Church Of the Ascension.
[Phlsdeiphis Ledger, I'd.
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"LorpIRr--A man lately went TO the Post Once,
and putting bis mouth up TO the deiiverybOx cried
out. Louder The clerk, supposng the man 70 De
deaf. and that he was making request OF MN %
speak louder 80 that he could hear asked Sim III
yerv loud tone the name Of the person for whom he
wanted the letter.
LOUDER" cried the man.
"Wha, name ?! yelled the clerk.
Louder" again bswled the man, who now sup
The cerk took long breath and with all bis might
again bavled out in the man. face the same question
ssWbst nsue 81 This was done in so loud tone thst
the emo seemed TO return from the far-of hills.
The man started back in alarm, shouting TO the very
ton Of his big lungs: Louder, Sir, Louder! / told
Won Iouder Ny name is nothing else!'
Oh. an! oh, hop said the clerk, "your name is
Lander eh Didn't think of that; here's your letter
NJ, Leuder, here's your letter. Washington Star.
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SINGULAR EFFECT OF A LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLE on
HoRsE-An intelligent friend In this city, just re-
turned from the State Fair at Waterown, relates the
following singular incident which occurred at Evans
VILE Jefferson County in his presence: gsntlemsu
with very fine, high-sphted, four years' old horse,
had driven down to the station for the purpose - he
said. of sccustoming his horse to the locomotive
whistle As the train appeared, the engine screamed
of course as engine only can scream, and a the
first sound of the WHISTLE the horse fell down dead ia
his tracks, the victim Of mortal fright;
tRsalo Rspyh8N
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AMHERST COLLEGE ALL RIGHT.

All AMHERST COLLEGE, Oct q, 1856.
10 the Fremont Volunteer Document Committees -
GENIE: We take pleasure in inciosing, in behalf Of
the Sophomore Class Of this College, the amount you
find herein en- to be used for the Republican cause IN
the State OF Pennsylvania in the present canvas.
The Class with great unanimity send You this sum 70
aid in electiDg John {. Fremont to the Presidency.
Please to acknowledge its reception in whatever maa-
ner you please. Yours in the cause, -
O. L. SMEAD,
SAMUEL q. STONE, COMMITTEE.
FRANCIS AMAsA WALKER,I
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A CORRECTION

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Trbsne
SIR: In most Of the Republican country papers o
this State the name of the Republican Eecor for the
WITH Congressional District is msprinted Herman
Raster. It ought to read Herman Raster. There be-
inc no other way to get this mspnt corrected, will you
please call the attention Of the papers in question 70
This subieet? Yours truly, \. @.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
The County Of New-Yort notice s her.bv tven 20 III per
sors lawns claims against JUDE FIELD late Il to Cy Of
New fof deceased present the With vonh@rs thereof
TO he 'tscber her residence. n. III sEtn a. u ih Cy
Of NewYok before he lsih tiy Of April ner-Daet
New % /. the 18Th day 81 o. tob>r. l2,.
ol6-ls~ snTh CLARIssA Y. FIELD. Adlnnis.ra.rI.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 22-Ad. Isaac .. BARKER, Pres
ident, in the Chair. ....
The CRYSTAL Paldo-A large number of petitions 10
have the Crystal Palace remain where Il Is wsrs
rccived and referred 10 the Committee ON Lands and
Places ~,
S,rh and Eighth Arenue Railroads Reccips--
The Controller reports the receipts OF moneys by the
Sixth and Eighth avenue Railroad Companies Tor ING
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AIenifal

NAGNETO-ELEC MACHINE for
w NERVOUS and OTHER DISEASES.-Ths newly in,
vented Machine medical application possesses very decided
advantages and is far superior TO any instrument OF toe knd
Tie Proptos signature attached 20 all genuine
Machines Price : 10: sent by express by
FOWLERG WELLS, No. 500 Broadway, " ].
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Th purely veg
abe remedy combines in itself the properties Of anti
septic mild caihartic. and tonic II quickly from
the blood the body the impurities Of
HEALTHY secreons which enrender and feed disease thus i
king at the nlaady contains powerful drastic
stituon. Prepared and sold by A. b. ID SANDS No 100
Futons NewYork Price per bottle or FIX bottles Tor
s.
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Observation-Disclosures purely veg.
Uatfr Cure.

nR. f. j. LOEWENTHALt WATER CURE
viii remain open during Winter Among the diseases for
which Winter treatment psrtcn aIy adapted and powerful
We mention Rheumatism Govt Chronic Inflammation Fever
and Arue &c
CircuIars Ut No. fHsnover-st., New York.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate oil
Oh, County of NewYork notice hereby sver 10 al per
,ors having claims against WILLIAM H. MAXWELL, late
Of he City ofNewYoIk counselor Al law deee.sd 70 eses
The thereof 20 the ubscrotrs ~ theaf
tHer Nc 1876 Broadway the City Ct NewfGk on or oe
fore The fifth day of March lS7Daied NewfoIk the ID Gay
ofSetiemtsr 1855. Z. F. TREADWELL. }rxeeptora
s4 lsw6uTh MAXWELL WOuphOLL"p
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1ITTPOAn-The GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE ooIrectinE fEe Atlantis ci,ies win
West.1n NorhwsterD and South western Stats by con
tuou Railway direct. The Road also eonnecis a.
with daily line OF Steamers al porte III the western il'es
md ~ Cleveland and Saudusky win steamers % Al Pors on
N. Lakes making tie most direct spes' avg
reliable ronte BY when FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 o
from the Great Wet - ,n,-rspr-pcu
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA aud PITTSBURGH:
FssT CLAss-BOots, SbOrs, DrJ Goods tn sc Der 100 ID
boxes. Fufs Feather, 6c........'.'..''
SF,osD CLsss.-BOoks and sth'ion.fy' Dfy L.. $40 -
Goods in bslesl Hardware, Leather ''c PEI wv 10
Wool, Er.....-... ..''' :. '...'..'i
TuIrp ClAss-Arvls. Baggng, Bacon ana CSC per 100
PORK On bulk) Hemp, Ac.....a...'.'..';
FOURTH CLhss.-Coree, sh. Bacon ana Sc per 100 n
Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oh.......A =.
In shfrIug Goods from poyt east OF fiae Ph - pI
t,cnsr the package Via Peunsylvania aCad All
Agents Of this Road AZ Philadelphia or
Pif,sburgh, will be Forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT Agents Harris, Wormey Co.. Memphis, Tenn
+ Sa,s Co. -, LOUIS; J. 5. Nit, nell Son Evansville
Ind DuueD!l. Bell MurGock and Garter Jcwcft. Louis
siie Ky: g. G. Medium. Madison Ind, Sprgmau Brown,
and TrW in Co.. Cincinnati - w. Graham Co. Zanesvle,
Ohio Lcech Co. No 81 Kiby-st., Boson Le"ch Co., No
Astor House, Eew-Yorx No Whiism-st., and No Bat
.rytiac. Ntw.Yo1k; L. SuecdeT. Philadelphia hasrsv
Moois Bs .more; Geo c. Franci-cus. Pittsburgh
For further particulars bills Of ading, apply 70
LEECH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No 2 Aston House New-York.
H. r. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. j. LOMBAERT. SUI. neutrality-suspicious., Pa