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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation chanbermaid To do housewori for
small private fam lily; city reference Cali at IS t
ave, down stairs, Tor two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WANTED-BY A RKSPECTABLE WOMAN, A STrUA-
Nv tom cook understands cooking meas pastry jel-
LEG &C. Can be seen day. at present sualon IS Es
i2'h st., q few doors from broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

in Of bilious attack dyspepsia disrrha, cholera
sour stomach ck headache liver complaint female
nees and all arising from deranged liver for saIe
Nv sANDFORD co.. les Front street, poprietors; c. II
Ilrr 1872 Broadway; j. Meakm, 4G Broadway; Richer 4
Barrlan 83 SXth avenue, ana druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

ueebs d Co., Fashionable aatserx, I58
dway hsvo ready snd osr for aae, the spring and
vEaUer fashion Tor Eenucmens hAts, their iI
ersysd oerls.or which combined NTH oher
rcns-s toer bats lighter sid comfortable the head
ian hny offered 70 the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

w ANTED-A SITUATION, FOR SCOTCH WO-
w man, cook ard 10 assist washing ironing:
days - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Nv AN1ED-A SITUATION, BY a RESPECTABLE PRO-
" e'tant young gin as nurse al ID seamsrees cha
berfpao aId waiter. Aso by ayoapg womsn TO do cham
berwok and assist the wastiog ronng good city ra
ference given. Can be al 100 Sullivan sE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

CUNMAKERa WANTED.-NONE NEED APPLY But
NJ those who have accustomed the finest work ana
are provided with their ,oos. Apply to W. Rsrper A
CT siham st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WANTED-A SITUATIoS BY A VERY REsPECrA.
PIE woman, as nurse in private family Is capable OF
akfpg the entire charge OF bao rona1s infancy
Gaze ana managem1nt OF nurse,y objection 10 travel
win The family Protestant the bes OF city References Can
be seen for two DAYS ~ e3S W. st2Is St, avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Hernia.-OnIy Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH CO. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations
their patent radical truss 80 the fair of the Anne
Institute awarded the first premium 70 this truss In 1856
References superiority Valentine Mott
Willard Parker John NJ CArnochan An extensive list Of
names mercan and other genemcH cured by this
may be at Marsh Co.'s NO TX Maiden lane New York
and Marsh Cores Co No. West Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. Open from A. N. until 9P. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

A M!hDLE AGED LADY would BE GLAD TO TAKE
ssliaaien either az composition TO elderly lady, y,
Jake cbaFge one Or two children She Ia well educaed
has know edge OF music. Salary object address NJ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

SMITH, " Canal street, Tumors wcps he extracts
In from TO eight hours without pain and without be LnI
Camera also cured without the knife with but little na
no pay required unless the cure Is effected f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Whiskers or MOustacnes Forced 70 Grow
b SIX weeks by my onguen which will not stain OF inure the
skin. ii bottles sent TO any part OF the Il. a.
GRAHAM 585 Broadway; Hays IT'S Fulton street. Brooklyn;
Zeiber. ~ South Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

NNANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN A
Protestant as first rate COOK has objection to assist
In the washing and ironing private family private
boarding house preferred Apply fr days at lao Eliza
beth street. between Spring ana Broome, room q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
PERSONAL,

CAME sAFE-FNOUGH TILL SEE YOU SOON. IN
~ B and W Post offices note. Our direction When you
dersand why have acted contrary your directions in
not sending the note where directed you will be satisfied
am right. Attend as soon as possib e. SOUND DUES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

VERY RESPECrABLg PROrES FAINT GIRL WISHES
"A situation 10 do been i've years In hsr
last place; will be found willing and anxous 70 please Oa
for two days a. 27l Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

DANCING ACADEMIES. MILE. CAROLINE vEZIENi
~ dancing academy. Howard street viii continue ope
until the 0th of June Glasses for the instr ictlon
ladies and gentlemen. at o'clock p NJ and in evening
for practice Grand soree dansane Saturday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

LADY IL DESTROYS OF GETTING SITUATION
fJ nurse who has lived with her than SIX years.
the ~ an hpgsn woman and Protestant Apply at her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Chaps, Chafes, Rough, Tender Flesh, Pim-
Pies freckes saltrheum. tan &c. positively cured by G0U-
RAUDS Italian medicated Poudre subtitle uproos hair
from low oreheads OF the body warranted Liquid
T1uge ny white s hair dye and esto alive q the old depot
Pha Bates l29 Washington street Boston, Mrs Hayes Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WANTED-A SITUATION, AS CaAMBERWAIu AND
w waiter or Chambermaid and to do . ain sewing The
best OF city reference given Please call 200 West 18Th
frst to0r front room. Can be seen for two DAYS,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

RrcRuIrs FOR Cor WALKER.--W learn
that about one hundred and twenty persons
will 10 down to the Republic Of Nicaragua
TODAY on the Unole Sam, being about the
number sent on the Sierra Nevada and Cor
ties. Among those who go to-day are Col.
Alphonso Su,ter, with company from the
interior OF nearly one hundred men. From
this place the names OF Messrs. Ste'son,
AcIntyre. Girdey, Finney and Chase are
enrolled, who are to be employed as clerks
in the various departments of the govern
meat on their arrival at Granada.
lkCspitain Manovill. Hungarian, and an
officer under Kossuth in his native country
is also among the list of to-day. Mr. Ma,
novill is an author of some celebrity, ana
in case hi. military services are not re-
quired, he may devote himself to some lite
rary production on the interesting country
he is abou, visiting. Messrs. Worthington
and Wilkins. Of Marysyille, are also OF
those who depart to-day. Most of the re-
cruits that are at present leaving are from
the interior Of the State. We understand
that company from Stockton, under com :
mand of Capt. Quay, will also leave to-day
Alta Cal jar. 8.
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Nork fnIauD.

Notice.
DOCK Island Bank hss made arrangements 10 u Sc
IL limited amount OF the notes of.Ihe Manuiac-
turefs and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus Geor xia
and the same VIII be received On deposit or in pay
mentor Exchange or Coin. the e rm as the
issues oil the solvent Banks of Virginia, X entucky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ. u. OSBORN. Pres't
X. Island Junef3 d&wn. S. H. MANN, Csshior.
NJ. B. OSBORN e. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
Rock Island, Ill
Attend TO the payment Of taxes and all other tnEtters
connected with Land Agency Ina all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. oaice on Orleans street, near Cuort
House.
'------- Cheap Lands
\ w Or Sec "a town 30 range w 100 acres
qrsec Is - | w 1870
situated IN Cedar county. Also
\ y ar sec "a town 20 range + 20 -
st + or sec 81 town 50 n . 4Eso.s
1 SE ar 70 = s0N 1880
tsW qrsec :. SON 50 4Es0
st " or see 20 81 SON 60 4Es0
w SE ar see "a g sUN {" lEsC
In Scott county offered for thirty DAYS al great
bargains by their wi rmined to sell
Apply to NJ. b. OSBORN 81 CO., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country properly In
Rock Island county with areoGered very cheap
Jan SIS d--wu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

Origin OF A CURRENT ADAGE.-Our
readers have all heard the saying that Nine
tailors make man" Possibly, however,
some of them would like To know the orr
gin o. the saying. Here il is:
Sin l7l2 an orphan beggar-boy applied
for aims at tailor's shop in Lond2na IN
His forlorn but intelligent appearance
touched the hearts of the benevolent tall
ors, who gave him . shilling each. With
this capital the young hero purchased fruit,
which he retailed at profit. From this be-
ginning, by industry and perseverance, he
rose to distinction and usefulness. When
his carriage was built, he caused to be
painted on the panel, mine tailors made
me man"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

yankee Sullivan" is basking in the sun
shine of royalty at Honolulu, Sandwich Is
lands. He gives private lessons in the
mobile art Of self-defence" to the Royal
family, and is bottle-companion and body
guard to the King in bsr-rooms aud billiard
saloons. He has given two public eahi-
hitoDs To full houses
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
TIE STRIDE or a RACE Hokss.-Mr. J

THE STRIDE OF A RACE HoRs6.-Mr. ].
f. Herring Sen, the celebrated animal
painter, states that race horse will clear
from twenty to twenty-four feet at bound,
and from the impression left on the turf.
be infers that horse at full galIop, places
only one foo, a, time on the ground. This,
he says, is more convincing 10 the ear than
to the eye. In listening to horse gallop-
ing on board road, il will be found &C
curaieiy exhibited by placing the little I'm
ger on table or pane Of glass, and caus-
ing the other three fingers to follow in rota-
ton, by so doing, the precise sound of that
ola horse gslloping will be produced. Then
follows the bound, and again, the one, two,
three, four, in regular succession.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

PRESENCE or Mid IN DoG.-A spaniel
dog took position on the railroad track al
Central Falls, the other day, near the sta
lion, while train of cars WAS stopping for
passengers at the passenger station, and his
attention being attracted in an opposite di.
rection from the cars, the train was almost
upon him before he was aware of its ap-
proach. Instead Of attempting to get off
the track, as human being would have
been moved by impulse to do, be dropped as
quick as thought in his tracks, and lay fat
upon the ground, while the whole train
passed over him without injuring him. or
even touching him. We cali this presence
OF mind. II it was not, what was it,
Pauftckes Gazette.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
Cxrnn AN Nkw ORLEANS MArL.-W,

CAIRO AND NV ORLEANS MAIL.-We
understand that instructions have been
given for the suspension OF the river mail
between Cairo and New Orleans, under the
recent contract with Eastman, Gaines q
Co. Whether the suspension is only tenn
porsry, or amounts to an annulmeni OF the
contract, is not known. II is presumed that
the old system of transporting the mails be-
tween this city and New Orleans, will be
resumed arain.-N Louis Republican,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
xARBLE WORKS

'INhk undersigped would respectfully announce 10
Il the citizens OF Dayenportand vicinity and 10 All
those wishing 10 purchase aONUMEh y 80 the men.
DRY Of their deceased fiends tast they be supplied
by calling al bis shop, Main ST. between Firsi and
seeond west side where he viii be plea 10 furnish
wi nionE % every deser ptoE .as 0w as IL can be
sought 10 the Western country
It4iian and American Marbl. for NoasU, a.. pRsB
and rooi STONES. ALSO asupsrior article Of FKEE
STONE, &C., very cheap. W NJ FKNSFuy
Da FsDport. June 3. I1s3
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/ n S U r A N c L .
FIRE AND MARINE

New York City Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE, No. 9 WALL ST., NY.
Ba.scH OstIcE No. LIZ CLARE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
Capital SSuo,3 ~;
Thi. company organized under The laws OF NON
York hasestabiishea eraaeh Office at Davenport anu
will issue policies sguinst loss or damage by Fire on
Dwelling HOasess STORES
and We re andixe.
Also, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRAEs-
pc ration Risks on the most favorable terms.
Rsvsl CksmberIsfR, Secry. u. S Joses, Pres.
ALEX. W. McGREGoR,
Sept 9l 1864 Gepl. Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
.YOYxfE

fVsHf Post once has removed, but tie New. uef.ot
Il remains In The old Post Once room which : :
been neatly hted up where snail keep AZ usuel tht
Eastern Papers, Books If STANDARD I8teratGrr- F3e
CANT Iiiustrated works, Cheap Publications. Maya
xihst, School Books, Stationery Choice Fancy Goods
ds.. ,Ae. ''
sosi-dsf JEo .GILLETT, Agt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07
DrN LNllaLer.

IRON 206,O0O 70 900 600 fee. Of Lum Der al Dor
J. man Il Co.'S old yard cor. Scott and Fourth sts
one square west fCo'es Davis Planning Mill, ear
|. opposite the Court House. The Subscribers have
Oh hand the largest and best assortment OF Seasoned
steam sawed Pine Lumberto be found in this market.
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and U ndressed
Flooring, siding. Fencing, II and inch clear stnf,
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and all other varie
lies Of Pine Lumber which offer aslow as any 9TH
er Yard in this city.
norI -dsu JFOSTER d co.
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Attention Farmers.
70 SieHt. For sale ON Time or.
Grade For Hand

A TWO STONY FRAME HUILDiNG. r1ntsiuiug
"A two store rooms with good cellars under them
iHc dwellings, good well, on Fourth 1t. opposite The
market house. Endure al AessrL koaHsGERa Al
EEaJE Grocery Store on Frodt s..
dee lt.dtf Ds. lGNATiUs LANCER.
Der Dem Ok rat copy ard "a z. adv,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sEs !; 49, 49, -

EEsST EWESG
The great ceplrsl Route. connecting The Al anilc
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South
road also connects al Pittsburgh With daily line Of
leamsrs to all psrts ON the Northwestern Lakes; ma
King the most direct cheapest eed retabe route by
which Freight be forwarded to und rem the
Greai West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
firs, lass : hoots SHOES, bry., scc p 100 =,
Goods liz 1axesl FHrs. Feathers. So 49, ~
second Class. --Bpeks a station
.ry DR., Goods ttH baiss} Drugs and | - $1,000.
Medicines, tisrdwars, Leather Wool - -"
third glass.--AuViis Tagging,
bacon, rork az bnikl cas-, sieel,{ G5e y iga ,
Sole Leather Ia baUdlesy oehfc, seq
Fourth G. ms ..-Co Zee. Fish, BaJ
con d PORK tIaskedi IsTaG Lard Olf zoe e 100 n
hemp, ron. lead, uaIls, soda hsii, csc.)
FI.Ot R-St sraarrel uu til iurth er notice
GRAlN-5o cts. per 90 : until fuit Their notice.
CoiIoN-Ss psr bale, not exceeding $50 lbs,
well BIT uhtilfutberuotico.
II PIN shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil
ssssni4 AFoSd.4 eoa.sns s'q I, a.. ss
be forwarded without detention.
fREisar AoENrs.-harris, Wornly & Co., Mem
phs, Tenn.. X. T Sass Co, ST. Louis, y. $. Mitch.
~ Il Son. Evansville. Ind; Damssnii Bell d bur
dock, aud Carter q Jewett, louisville ,ky.R. Mel
drum. Madison, Ind; SpriEman y Blown, and irwin
X Co, Ciueinnati;s, ". Graham * CO., Zanesyill,
O.; Leeeh IL Co, ~ kilby st, Boston; Leeah Il 70.
2 Aston House, n. York; William ST. and 4 Batter
Place, New fork; 4. }. Shredder, PhilRde lphia; Ala
moons. ceO L. fF0nclcSus, Pltli
burg.
n II. HOUSTON, GsStral Frsigkt .sgent, Phiia
II. J, LoMHAERT, Sspt. 4it.oRa, Pc.
Pesnsy Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PHILADELPHIA
and Pittsburgh The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia Tor pltsbufgat al A. NJ ;, and
Pittsburgh Ter Philadelphia att A. NJ. The fast line
leaves PhadelI hiaat +. NJ. and Ptsbu TX for Phil
adelphia al T. NJ. THE NIGHT eXpRESs trtln
leaves Philade pha for Pittsburgh at ii NJ and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II +, NJ.
The above lines connect al Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 70 and from 81. Louis. Mo-, Alton GaIena
and Chicago, Ill Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, Ky; ferre Hante, bay ton, Springfield, Belle
iOntins, Ssndushy, Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus
ZanesFiiie, Massiiion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
The steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
ST. Louis Louisville and Cine matt
Through tickets can be had to OF from either Of the
above places.
For further particulars seehandbills al the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West viii
nnd this the shortest and most expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo's. MOORE, Agent. Passenger Lines, Phila.
J. MESKIMEN, Agent Pas sc niger Lines. Pitts
fhila Nov I'd IS dis H.=~.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.

"THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE
NORkh 10 say TO our numerous customers that we
IScAnnot dyeriise such al immsass stock OF Luiu
Der, Lath and shingles on hand some OF homo
raLleeompetitors in line adv ertsebut our only
apology for such small stock hand Is, that our
customer will not allow us 70 slow II away until il
looms up 10 or 900 900 feet on hand. While saw
daily from 20 TO 10000 feet Lum berIe TO GOO Iath
Shingles. sash, Doors, dc, &c, Ia proportion; still
cur stock aceumuiatss slowiy--ieei happy TO say
however, that We can Ill al most any bill offered for
House, Etsre or Barn.
Our fall supply OF LOGS is now coming over the
Rapids, and we shall be prepared to keep our as
sorlmsnt com lete.
Past fasors gratefully aeknowIedged-a continu
anee solicited.
BURNELL, GILLET g. co.
Ser95dwtf
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
e. n Us W f5Es
Is U 4 lENT.

Es - Z q llllj| S s ~ - -
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
nN and after Monday, Jan. nth. and until further
notice train. will leave kock Island as follows:
Isl. Passenger Train, Sundays sxcep,ed,a al 80 d
Arrive at Chicago ut -
end mail Passenger Train al, II 10 M
Arrive al Chicago, 10
3D. Freight, with I'd elasscars, at o 50 ~
Trains arrive al Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as follows:
Isl Passenger trsinat w ~
End do - ID r W
ID Freight with I'd class cars AZ ~ NJ
iltrains over this road in direct connection 81
Chicago with trains over both the Mich ga1 southern
and Michigan Central X. 10 and from Detroit To.
iedo, Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk Bnfalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also III
La Sale with trains o { the Illinois Central Road
north To Gaena and south 10 st. ionis and Cairo, 10
which places tickets can be procured Of 5. y. SIZE
VEINS, Ticket agt. r.. X. Depot r. l. sNE
Passengers reminded ofthe necessity ofgNiAg
distinct directions TO the destination OF their bag
gage, also TO procure tickets before taking Their
in the cars the conductors collie fares only
stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock leland
Railroad JOHN +. TRACY, Snpt.
W. II. WHIrnAs, AsstSupt.
Rock Island, Jan. Is, 1855.
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wholesale Candy Mandatory,
FR. WALTER. II. o. EOHN.
WALTER & l0HN,
WHOLESALE CONNECT fusIkS,
Nos. 81 & SO Market street, bet Main and 2nd
81. Louis, NO.

Constantly on hand large aud ircsd assormeR,oi
all kinds o fancy candles, htch lheis che aphes
quality and ware g caunOt TO s-fased W ANY Other
establish mont IN tho West hich - a. 1wIy
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
ss S iE1

NI.N 60 .klZ.NsH---X
AN and afIer Monday Januar, 2sti, 1856, and nm.
" ill iurthe D stce, trains viii leave davenport,
Tor Muscatine and Iowa City, as follows: -
tst. Passenger train daily SUNDAY exc " ato ~ ~
end Freight 4 rain with Passenger Car atta'd T. M
Trainsarriye a, Davenport daily, tsundays exeepsedl
us follows :,
ist. Passenger Train at ~ a NJ
ant.uFreigh Train with Passenger ears at
tached at - N,
All Trains out of Davenport will make connexions
with Muscatne and Iowa City. .
The Passenger Train arriving at Davenport AT ~
A. NJ sc's with the Rock Island Mail Tram,
which leaves Rock island for Chicago al ii 10 a M
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity ofgiNing
distinct dire etions the destination OF their bag
gage. Also 30 procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars. JOHN L. HENRY.
A DAY Supr.
Master ofTrausportation. Jan2G dGm
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New Arrangements.
MH @ R9@s
Important TO Passengers goirg East
WI "a.
JOLIET CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TWO daily trains leave Joliet Except Sundays
i connecting ut Lake station with the Michigan
Central X. for Detroit and thence with The Great
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albsry, New York, Boston, Phiiadelphia, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
els A. NJ. LiShtning Express iarriyrs at Detroit At
p. n. kagaIa Fails 4,30 mex korning and n. York
9PM. or Boston ai'2 81 night, arrive at phiiapel
phia via EIni al 10 T. AZ. also connects al Detroit
with steamers Tor Cleveland. and thehce with morn
ing trains 10 ala points IN Oh 10 and Pennsyi sana
SHOP. NJ .BNpresscsnBectsn ne II morning at Detroit
With north Shore Line of steameis through without
Lar ding arriving az Buffalo al $50 A. NJ connecting
" ith Express train to New YORK and Boston. Also
connects ith the morning tram on the Canada Rail
way arriving al Niagara Falls ate, 4. NJ.
Through itch eis be purchaser at the ticket ofes
OF the eemrany at Joliet. allowing pas seBgersto Ia.
over and resume their eats at pleasure.
JULY 3ist 52dly. n. kiGE Supl.
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KeMlOcUl.
WILSON 4 HARLEY

WILSON i HARLEY.
HAVE removed thor Grocery store IN AL.
- el.ire's new building, doors below Inc pn.,
Nher" the! nave greatly enlarged their stock
They would r.turn their customers thai, .isaa,
hanks for The liberal patronage bestowed ON tbsr,
ma respectfully solicit continuance 4, tb s,,na
nayenp0ri, NOV I3, 'J5.AAwtf ''
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Drp Ges)6.
Immense stock
OF
Fall Nssd " inter Goods.
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW STORE.


J{TEare now receiving sns prspsred toeshioltone
w sflhe most extensive and cemplsts assorlisen,s
efGoodseyer before6roGshi TO tais nsrks'iconsss-
lag Of siaple Knd Fancy
DRY GOODS,
silk Goods ashIrere, Broehe aud Bay Stale Shawis,
yeiyets, Ribbons and Trim mings
ofeyeryyariety and Prccs LsdiesaId Misses
DRESS GOODS
Ia eyerydepsriment--Iaee and Embroidered Goods
and fall assortmentsf
tlets { ssneres Sat.lne.i. Linscys, Flannels &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
alaryessscrtnentof Gents, Ladies aud Misses
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
alsrse and General Assortment OF
Rsady-Kade Clothing.
-ALSo:--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
md In fac, general variety OF Goodsis nstto
bs found in any Store West ot 1.-The Mississippi.
weare determined 10 sell Goods a. the lowestCash
Prices and to do ihis We sre eompelledto do away
WIN credit and big profit system. We shall
ps1 f,sshfora kinds Produce and selthe Fsrmer his
Foods athe loves. Cash Prices. By strictgt;ention
Ia Sd slne.sard making oarsewe. usefuitoshe Farm
o,n unity we hopeto inertia continuance OF the
name ofthe Farmer. Friends. -
BURROWS * PRETTYMAS.
Dsyenpori.o Oct Goth .lSS5-dw-tf