davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18
Davis & Price,

PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY.
Cor Main and Eighth Streets Ill. .KEOkUk, IOWA.
TTN WICkERSHAM i SONS manufacturers of
i 4. Steam Engines and Mill Machinery. gen
eral assortment Of Castings adapted 10 the wans of
the country constantly on hand jail -dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18

1AHiLL. JOSEPH HAhfLL-
y. L. J. HAMILL,
LkSALE Groccrs, Tea dealers, Commission
Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Levee,
~ below Locust street, st. Louis, Mo.
IA, 1864
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18

AOBERT AABNES.
A RCHITECT, Grahams Building, End ST., keo-
IA kuk, Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scisn6 6oaiiy prepared. dAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18

Doctors McGugin and Allen
IIANE associated themselves in the practice Of
IL Medicine. Will continue t. attend in consul
taiioD in ali eases, and any required distance ow-
ing 10 the spacousness of their Office rooms, and a
large libarry of the best medical works extant,
they are prepared receive and instruct large class
Of pupils
II. L. MGugin, M. D.. Residence on Alb between
Main and Blondeau.
J. 4. Allen, Nj. D., Residence on High, between Sd
and 4th
Office in the "post building" ID story, on Sd st
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between ii o'clock A. M, and
II. octald
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18
GODFREY II SNOW,

xRvILLg. JOHNSON ErDn. c. y. BRADFORD.
rod uce a Com mi ssion III House.
ERVILLE, BRADFORD a. CO., General
Pc, Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
pns. Particular attention paid 10 the par
sale 81 Western Produce. Also, to the
and Forwarding business generally. Or
(ectfuiiy solicited, No. II Tchoumtoulas
], 1s55.-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18
n. MOOD. N. D.

DHYSCTAN and Surgeon. Office 81 and
L johnson streets, up stairs, keokuk, Iowa.
mehSdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18

nFFICE at his Residence, on Blondeau Stree
OIone door W eat Of Second, Keokuk, Iowa.
pril Is, ls54.-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-18
r. HA Mil, M. ID. ,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located In this city, woui'
l. l. respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age ofhce on Fourth street, between NJ ain and Bon
drau deeSdit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
NI6bntafcbtmett
unp bic geeintrd9tt9un9 bon 8atentreften,

9as gatentre8t per Serren Gin GER unb pmp fir tbre
S rPrpbt un6 bsdtts; @rtens in eine Yrpses in Nep.
gOFt S,a9sr 1n1 70 sssn bic Ndbma
Ss Ceann I'm ger Stdaten IN Trntpn ew
erleq an a. Ma3 1856 ereelten MIR n rtpel gssen bic
gatentre9e Dieie prpsee elen bic Salfse unerer Ya-
t nno ent3ebsa pie erDss 8rase anieres
ten WepteS af bic unetbehre Nprri6tune In N6hmdf9ts
nea nm ben p auf Der Sberfd6 aRa6ue fet u bali
sts II pa5st NOD mebrre abnlte 9rOe sOr ben per-
Nia6nen Hb BITE gBbeeler unb gBpn @al4tae ws6s iepe
sSa nnerea gatentrstten Gin grUss IN tet
nnre Gnfpru6e tnb eere6 unb purben f9On teSer
RDt SUG ben @ert8ten nne Sar9s bdts pesbalR MIR aud
hercur6 bds @ubum rerm1rnen ene unere pate be-
etntrGbeenpen NaHnen taufen gu benIsen e
IT'D rettere nnsnnebm6teH pnp 8laeen eiparen pClen
s, 80, Singer unb 6 g.
25ap3p 105 Weft-9altC, ,rSotr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
(6prtiebun9 fplat. J
STARTERS

y q U TIE o. Dpe 9 o r..
glrt l47 Iettngtons rtdbe 0utvarelf.
Ste sclbeme MebaIae elt Der eate elmad dusfbeiIt,
e Drttntse ut traseR, Der e sewtmm Der ertnae maa
arta Wnc 8rUetpun. gDtr sren Hnferem &untsn mufet
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
81 9leme ltit6 fd)6te Waaren.

- JtEHE NNU IUIUNR IOnHfet.
SAAi3 @anHeIbr 8rDtberu. 60.
- gfr. 229 Baltimore, Gft SUn GtarIestfr. a , Is
nfen b Nufmertldmfe Der R1ufer auf tbr ttes ub
- Qaer ancs- SrttfeIn opIbensn iiSrs
rebSrGta Sawderten sc., te e ns ppn europa tmsnr.
re. DarEnter Fsfben N@ geld,maDp
t9e Ratta&ta retbpnIte, SOtlett- StdR6e Snstn nnb
SVfubet alter, abeetntn nb Gearreua apfeIn Qdbies
GUmpG0fS EarnaeD6ufe YprtDnnaies dfneftdse ssntsr
srDSer spswa1 ~ rts ftn rtie Samlnna Srn ba6fbsn
0rUnj' Arfe WarOr- Grtesn t5Intf&em D6Jtr Dresbes
ser YcreaA 10 aartm Damnfdyr Sperm gtrpettfDn DD
ormnt nno tenbtn 8oIbene ebern ppruIi9s Qtou.rrs
S:rsrtS nit 8Iaf&en nab tIetatn @I6feFn
100 GOlbene 11bren4I 1aI b5II
iu ben btfen Neiern @urSpaS onatrttat nit
sOssbdnsn fur Or2sn @tsaranftrt fb nb tn asn esSs.
10 4ortatgis. lIf 8IH1f8 13. lS' ~ 80 80 80
,t,a NraAt0oAe eJupelen, aFga~, ~.
n l bsn neueftn Stpie 2Cnbcn paris Gsuf unh gen
imp OEtr' tOpts rsts S&mudiatn nnfete tetasu gaSr
CATE nnb G9eeierpice 8eder eGheln Neder @abtn ss
Uranium ettDsr aessu ausRsaauS bts aarslanb. nntes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
NJ Gdt franaGiiffer Ghtnk,

enaltf6e 8attune, Yerfu1eS, Gbambra uub
hG5 Wan6 6efer, @tngbamS lG8 ls93
pra6tbpen Sm nb &antbrtc Wuslne. Bepn6ers lenfe d
bic &umerfamtet Der Damen auf netnen Gbns unb Raun
(Galtcp pel9e bts nettee uab i&Sn tnR pe R In 8alt-
pferirt wurben.
StdereeA, fron3S& Nabelarbett ais Rraeen ltner6r.
mel @ unc Sefat &C. In BrpBer &uswab Su 3 so bis rs
GtS' Naes tn benz p@beapsStpre" BON 8
b6S. g. .@uttler
7ap6mt SIR. 36 Df.8aIttnpre.@sfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
Wbeeer, 0DtlfOn s Go'8

Yr1n1tun Uamtlten yfdb $ WalGtnen,
Rr.123aGttmpr fraBe, I M @tbGwbt bes
" merte n"
DIt tnter3e6neten nb ju aant9en Eeent fur BEN sr.
tauf Ubsr Wabnen tn Bdlm ernanut wnb Iaben Ho.
msn 5drme unO Sabrtanten So sdatse 8ea6uns btetss
ausStSneRen ppn aen Der Art bts sst srfunbsnn artn
ttn. eaaen er4 ff1f #.-fle Is asfta q. .5rs-
Die GtnfaReIt ber gOnHsnttn bte Str&benarttse I'm.
pen Bartlett Die b 5@ne9et Der Mrbeit btefer MadfneH
fab uuabertrUsn uns uni9G sbar sic ina&t sep5bnlide
Sdume ouf 6as NFe nGtt JaIten unt Quilts unb TT fir
ben etnfeH WUuGen Umte fur ben hidf StU NIT eletGem
Bprtben anpenbbar. -
sIas arbn fur 8amtn nnb eabea ptrbsn fdlemmia uno
batsf aussefIbrt IA -sarfs 5re
Gn rausntimmer tt sur Bsbteauns Don Damsn tets fans
Uefenb NM 3 s9e er rtI II mnh s. anil n ,ls8a
81 SIR. 126 BdIftnrr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
SmHttnt. San

%a'''A1 Louis M artin w 9 b er,
Scr, SRA rfb .Martet-S pace, SO effette etntae
Tbiiren RON Salttnlpre.St.
Ras- Sparbers FnSen tets etne quite Sebanbluns lia
9aserbter- AGe Gprten talte parm
9Retiem Mmb 9glters fno tets sDrrdtbs. (8aR3m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
MihtiQ fiir SQn8framelt

------ - 'UEt9Ety .It6< EWFEUTtH4CW =
SDeben til i'm Druid erf6ienen a3 L a3.
S5pllitdnpise8SO9bu4 Der beuti 9smteriz
tanil6en Sude .
Dafetbe entb6tt usetd bte @nwetluns gum Sranren NIT
SaurattSnen DGs gDer r4sta tn &rsn gu Is gts unb
aud 8eaelnnaen aneenUmmet merben, aaf. II \. r-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
@efchdftsz0 0er[eQuflQ.

~ Der llntsr8st6nete ma6t fenen 8reunbsn unb "
a een geebrten teuten 9ubltfum bic ergebenite 4@-
Au3etge p0B ba@ ruber hm Der ubsed 9ratt
no @barlesfree eebaltene S6ueibereeiHd bic fGrdsl
ssenHber 9se8ene gorSwefe Der Charles unb 9rattraBe
rerleg ferpabreHb aae Mrten Hneiorarbet-
ten Guf5 8tgFe Rsafe Ssrfest Stets Sprr6tbts ;:
5embeu Gafaeniuher 5alsbnren @rasatten &pde, Spnl
H. f. H. rnr bic mDpernfen Q4efentpe anber in meinl
Geidd5t iblpgenbe Artttet. S . bn Oteb.
26mt1S 3prbpttefe 9rat unb @barleSfr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
. eutf6 81 pOtbefe

Wde pgn 3 B. unb 6 ba tesp ear ct.
llnteetducter Elm tn Dtiallnb eeprifter &ppteter emr
Pebt eue pbteempas auf @pa6nbsf bereert6tete
&pObets ben 6erreu @et8u lOwte benz 9ubItum TN Alg
meinan beteH5 (27p-) @rnf effer, |
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03

5ran5Slif9e Id
0ampf@ s edenret nt9un98= q nfta a 1t
Scr. 1O6 SabettezStr. as. aI
ar&en 2berts. unb CHARLES st., 2bIren pom 9tbrtp
Dur9 etn Dampf etne fn6 wtr In Sen
otanb seIeyt ale 5orn Sabs- unb 8tberfeoern Ssn
9eOe auut Ober gDUae, I'm @ans NIT 8efas unb 8uter
gu enteen. Mu& Grape, Setoe Gaimtr unb Mpuleltne.
Sbawls, Gifd- uub YtdnC- Defen rsrIf .5et fsl
Serrenz36fe, Soien, Welten unp @rapatten
werSen auf bas @4cnfte bersefat unb 10 e eu.
EJ- Tleden 1pn Sett, @tScredm, QemDndbe &c.
uerben auS9emadt, pbne bas @dnse 3u renigen.
N8. 5erren> Reoer rerben du @erlansen duss befert
Ny- Sur 80 lbngtpm bslOrst unler Iseat %. Gbabe
lite st. gDef nabe YnlpSan. Mp a4e Muftr69e befeaS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
6inOtue1tore

~ S cbn Spl8e
gbeap ftbe. @r, spif@sn 9pmbarbs unb gDatsrf.
agn Eager ppu 5inbtne aler Writ Sdutma&erwerfseusn
6oelu un6 aen IN tiele5 Sad nitlaeenbn @rtn TT ebs
ae SrafSnbs fortirt nnp BITE Yrse sas BtsRs ese4t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
5yrIbling8z unb Spn1merfleiber.

IL Der unte3et6nee est bierm feiren 5rennten un6
hem eeebrn 9u6um raB 9 ebsn fetneu Stpre In NrO.
"a S BnmDrtraBe r6fna BAT unb fets OpPb Eletber in
better Nusmabt pprr6tbg ais aud auf Srbre anferet
8atge 9reiie quite 9eaaren peren 3ueef9ert. 96n
nterbpen Graban uno ae in teies SAD ein baeenee Nr
tfe ub etS SD3sgtder Nuspab SUrrdtDs Gtnem sapl
teten Beiud enlge9enittenb empfeblt itG
28lptJ 5enr9 @tnuf "a Sf-Bdltpir
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
DC. S6aner,

Wa W6TCndnL- dlIOr,
H-AA- SCR. 6 SputR~ ~St. @de 2pselp Qane
maat efgebenF au lsiun aussspd6en @prrab MODERN Fl
3euge fur 5rHbngs~ Spmmertleber aufmertlam Sc fne
Su9s Dce8ns elegante 5pienmufer bic eel6mnfp0 lfen
gGen5euge M aus ben erten 6dnplunsen Newg, rt5 unr
biegen bep8sn le8en aur AuSnael Der Eunben unb
Dr pren6 bra ber5eugt itn Bag sefdmafppae uub mp.
herne Nusfabruns aer bm errebn Seeluneen etn efre
fe5 8earepen fetn ntrb 15Dii3mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03
&tanGreI Qin11Grr /
SStatartt &cbtutm0

80 ls9 Supporter unb 8erfdufer3 sssa ~ 81
sH pDn gS etnen unb GtqUDren
gr. 78 YennfpGSdnta 2IS nabe BtbblesGt
S emgtsels msne lelbf tperrsn @9einweine 70 te adj.
n frnnjDf@sH @penne bp4ane9en SGtepnm @tn itterss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03

"-------"- = sFSUHNDVHU Q MAWUO@
Maison allemande & faneaise)
gaBette, natt 3ulItb unt ttf&en 50 III =. unb
.tfH 8# @a1fraBe, Baltimore. J 9i31..
@tftabs unb 8Osdnesr aSsn am Obtsen Yasf bic btReu
uUUrtsmmenbfe Bet6nbluuG An Der S&enie nb
s Ste bsfsn @rdnte 80 tabe mne ber eunbe bs Easef
tann mad Der Rarts sepeFt wtrbtu Nas SpteI tee I'm gr
telpuntt bse Sab tt tn aen 3ttlen GufS BeRe etneer
une obalb bernbtFS Auswdrtt9n unb bier AnfGH6tu
hentn hon
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-03

Das befanutelDe.s stemrfrnttfde QDU&enbIats
sntbdlt etn ret6es8eutletrn, fOrie bte p0IttEfden
gteutSteiten Der aansen 2DC9e Drets 50 las
Sa2T; T;; @tnssIne s Nummerm .tSfen Cts. iebes
b Stad. MM5etsen rerben bintSf terednet.
This democratic
= er man w e ekl y Paper
is published every Friday. Price
50 year. Advertisements very
cheap,
The daily union., 1856-10-10
RY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
LA ,sa

Time between Washington and Wheeling but I7i
Running time ba!eoa WashiHgtO" and 0oianat 27 hours
Wasitisgsor.. -' :" - "a" ~
VHE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western Offers the fullest Inducements
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
Baltimore is always promptly made al The
Washington Junction, a,e called the Relay House mes
Washington and Ohio Baggage through
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
washington day at o. m and IN, M on Sundays al the
Al wheeling connection made with the trains Of the CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from BeIaire, Ohio,
near % Whseing through Cambridge gainesville and Newark 10
Mansdo and sandusky railroad for sandusy Toledo Detroit
At The G. o. railroad trains connec, with The fast trains
Little Miami rairoad Xena, ClNCINNATi LOUIS
with he trains n through @ s DAYTON o NsSao %es
Haute Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island, 81 Louis, &c.
Natchez, New Orleans, sold Washington
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
&C., tickets sold when the Ohio s navigabe between
WI Wheeling and We Wssy,s oIy @isS where eonnenOn with
Travellers requested notice that while this the only
hoe speedy, and direct nearly all the leading
the great West The distance from washington TO Cincinnati is
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 80
railroad ss 6 by from Cincinnati SIS Indianapo
Chicago $50 6s and ls o s Louis sS so and S2s Semphs
Frederick Ferry Manssurg Springs,
way Wheeling g. M,
For trains to and rom Baltimore Annapolis sc see special ad
FOR further infomaton through tickets apply to TIL H.
"S'""' JOHN H. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
The daily union., 1856-10-10


PROTECTED by royal letters patent England and secured by
he seals OF Ecoe do PhaTmacie de Paris, Imperial
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tnescnar No the remedy for general local debility
OF Ve power premature decay and all the conse
quences arising from an early abuse &C
YOUTH manhood aud old the vHle powers
come impaired, even in the decline Of s n Treucna were
universally adopied all physical impcdments magic
before ~ hnence thus rendering It's invaluable
tering the marriage state
Tnescmar No completely and entirely eradcaes all traces
hose disorders which copava cubebs
uiaion. ~
TesemaI No the European remedy for that class OF
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician treats with
mercury 70 the inevitable destruction OF
and which al The sarsaparla In the world remove
Tresemar Nos and alike devoid hstn or SMELL and
their use being detected. ~
sold tin 81 divided into separate doses ss .d
mlnisicred by Vapenu, Lnlsnapd, RouI, SC
To be had wholesale and retn OF Mr. H. A. harrow No Al
Green street near Canal New York. specially appointed hy tho
PROPRIETOR ana atenee agent for the United sans every
o!her part OF America Immediately receiving fenapce
Mr. Harrow VIII forward the any p1r of Ihe world
securely packed and addressed according to the on The
= -
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov q-dlyr
The daily union., 1856-10-10

ELENWOUD CEmETEHY.-Omee No. 292 Pennsy yyania
OF 10Th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground distant and
mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter Con
apropang their forever 10 burial purposes making
fee title e and prohibiting all
legislation otherwise, which is Of importance who
wish their dead where they have placed them
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell H. aud throw the dead
iseuouy large and legal prevent
titles given 10 the ground.
N, Office from 10 - where pamphlets, with
ap tho charter and bylaws and all other information be
obtained ALSO all orders for ntements len with Mr. James r. ar
No 4l0 Seventh other undertaken will
aIsaaad June Tidy
The daily union., 1856-10-10
Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OTuCE o. THE MAKYLAKD COEGoLIDATEB LOTIKKiHS,
Baltimore, Maryland, July /, 1885.
HE the Maryland lotteries Il
his caution public the swinders
who circulate mail fraudulent lottery
and pretend be the agent sale Of tickets which
q wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
Of the elected
the Stale under examine approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have te og aphed Y X Brennan
the Once Maryland Consolidated
BALTIMORE, MaTylAnd.u All others ar fraudulent
For iul information the subject Of those frauds address
n X. Brennan,
Sept Ss-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
The daily union., 1856-10-10
mo. 56s /
Motto

Of WthdrdCdl Of additional Lands IN Florida
FURTHER In pursuance Of the entitled An act granting
public lands, alternate sections of Florida
Alabama, aid In the construction Of said
saesn approved l1h Nav ls6 instructions Communicated
ny Ibis oee The land officers at Newnsnsye and Tampa fou
da the 9Th n for the Withdrawal and suspension sale
location until further order of following nnd
Ealing within the probable limits of selection Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said Stale, 10 witt
Oco NEvSASsyLE All the lands situated OF n body
OF lands here oors withdrawn FOR the Cedar Key Branch oad
e II the line which divides four and twenty
and Rorh OF Tho line dividing townships and twenty
OGco TsNA; An The lands line dividing
and Eve and NORTH of line which
vidss townships ihiTy and thirty-oue.
Given under hand the General Lsnd once the city
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lo-iaw6w Acting Commis,ioner,
flint and ataT.1
The daily union., 1856-10-10
Land Warrant Iosf.
Sept lO-iawGw

HE public hereby notified llh day August
1886 the undersigned James NJ. Haley whom warrant
No. 1880 for 2D by CommasoneT Pen
ons United
In the United States mail scosve AIbemarle county V
gna, the said land Messrs NJ snyder SON.
ington that the said land
thereon transferred in blank BY the pndegned
the said NJ Snyder believed
either ffaudnipntly taken from mails OF Lost.
All therefore hereby against purchasing the
said intend apply 10 the Of
for duplicate of said warrant
JAMES NJ. HALEY.
The daily union., 1856-10-10
Land warrant Lost.
Sept inwow

TUE public hereby notified The lth day OF August
1856 the undergned Eha enaon whom land
s525 Tor 90 the Commissioner
Unird under of
United scnvis Abemafe county Virginia
Snyder Washington
city that the said land transferred blank by
dogned and has failed reach the said
believed that the either hauduenty
mails
persons therefore from said
warrant intend TO apply to the Commissioner Of Pensions for
duplicate Of said
ELISHA HERNDoN.
The daily union., 1856-10-10
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No pay win be made for performed,
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the the
may be deducted For arrivals schedule me
excused fourth Of the the
contract be annucd for repeated failures violating the
ohce laws fr disobeying
The Postmaster General order pro
aia increase the He
yded the running time s diminished aso curta the
discontinue pay
condition Of his allowing months
service dispensed with.
No increased Will be allowed for
advertised dsanco supplied correctly
stated The be executed the i Of September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-law4wt
The daily union., 1856-10-10

Stopping at Southampton, both going aud returning hey Offer
passengers proceeding London and HayG advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from ReV York 10 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, main saloOn $3.50 dst cabin, saoon SlO
second do, 500.
All letters ard newspapers pass through post ONCE
No bills adng viii be signed parcels received the
sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
FoTfGeight or passage, applyIO
q. Ii. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HEINEKEN CO., Bremen.
ChOSKEY X Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN IIayIe.
Fnh1l
The daily union., 1856-10-10
Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lsbanon.
Tennessee.
EACULrY Hon. Abraham Cauthers late OF the circuit
L. judges OF TenncBsee
Hon Nathan Of udges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon. Brom6eid L. Ridley,
Judges Cauhers and Green dev their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan Of fastruionl Daily examinations
books No regular of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
2. Weekly n which u
profess
prosecute through all the processes
Practice The framed require prepare
Deeds wills Records and all of documents read
dence in the trials Some OF rne taken by appeal
court, which held monthly in the and
sublic the cad Of session. The students clerks
jurors judges and chanceors, official
yacites connected with their suits.
Sesst0nsIhe the third Monday
tember, third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in july
Expenses per sssor-Tuon fee $780, advance conungen
81 boarding about $50. Students furnish their
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores
sessions required 10 complete
No previous study required
AM during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year eightysI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
The daily union., 1856-10-10
THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIzEDi-Tbe Rob Of DF

THE ONLY ONEhUTHoRILEDi-The Rob Of DR.. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR s fa superior the sirups Cus-
ne sarsparia other similar remedies IL radically
withost mercury affections Of the skim darre scoun
Itch ulcers accidents
period Of life, and hereditary nchmony Of humo Az dcpua
tive IL powerfully shcacous catahs of the bladder
fractions and other weakness Of the
injections soundings AZ aHsyphiic the Rob
shor ensuing
basam Of eoPaya cubeb from injections which only rcpe
the virus without sutrnzinR H. The Rob Boyvoau
recommended In hlc Diseases whether long
ng and which have resisted the of mercury iodue
Of potassium,
General for the United States Gabriel Bond esq
William New York for wholesale orders
New Orleans Seuilly, San Francisco.
The Rob Lsecteu sold BY all druggists throughout
ted States The pamphlet Of Doctor O. de st. Gerva
cal properties Of the Rob viii be obtained by writing
din, William street, New York, who win give every Information
wanted.
@. n prepared America, West In
dies sc free of the United Stars dnies has the
March Idly
The daily union., 1856-10-10
IL. Ill. GILL E a

Has removed his Office TO his esid in FanEn Row.
Thirteenth He will continue
principally in the United States supreme
Having devoted much time the law concerning he viii
advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Once and appeals the chief justice assistant
the District Columbia and will the
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
lie will also give written opinions prepare par
before Congress either
will also claims before board established for their
adjudication.
I'D
The daily union., 1856-10-10
10 THE LADIES.

Vo IHb bADiES-Mr. r, L. HARPER 70 BroomGed street,
Weston, has received those rich
straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest PARTISAN style
Wh Were 80 universally admired Newport
W ot cn able 70 supply the demand this opportunity
notm me ladies that he opening fresh supply
Wnoh are whie, and appropriate for bridal
o, mead dresses oohare eapoes collars, manes &C. all o
Whoh he m embroidered black white
ety Of wrenhs Of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
This the only house In the United States where
goods can be obtained.
BosIoNl January s, 1885,
The daily union., 1856-10-10
United states Mails.

PosT oyTIcE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1856
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails from LIST day
Of October the 3oth June, s5s following
Tennessee, will be received once
in the city nf Washington, until O.
August next, to be decided the day,
No. 1868 Fom Concord Depot, Ten, Louisville miles and
back three
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
on arrival Of tram from KnoI vile-say n 10 am;
Arrive Rt Louisville by ~ m;
Leave Louisville Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 2
pm,
Arrive AZ Concord Depot by pm.
Proposals for sir trips week invited.