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The Empire County argus., 1856-08-16
For SaIe---Cheap for Cash.

II HE UNDERSIGNED. desrous of changing his busi-
d ness, offers The following property for sae
The house, at the lower end Of Main street, formerly
known the California House," with barn. well of
wafer cellar and ou'houses and other conveniences
complete
Also, The house Main street now known the
California Housee formerly occupied as Adams Co 8
Express Office. This is double wall building, with the
space between walls filled with dust-makng the
house cool a brick, in On the premises
stable, well of excellent water, and every thing neces-
sary to conducting a hrst class mountain hotel;
Also One-ha share in the tunnel at Iowa Hill owned
by the Coloma Tunnel Co."
Sacramento property will be taken in exchange for the
above if desired.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber at the hotel
above named HENRY MAILER.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-16

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF FL Dorado.
- In DsTRcT COURT THE lTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IN AND FOR SAID COUNTY AND STATE
In the matter of the petition OF VIM W. MARVIN, an
lnsolvent Debter.
In pursuance Of order this day made by the Hon j.
said notice hereby given to all the creditors Of said In
solvent VIM. w Marvin to appear before the Hon j. NJ.
of October A D. 1885, at o'clock A. NJ, to show cause,
if any they why the prayer of said petitioner should
be granted and gnmen of his estate made, and
he be discharged from his debts nsolvent Debtor.
Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court
! 70 hereto affixed at office in Coloma this l4th day OF
| 49, ! August, 1896.
d. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk
383 BY THos. WREN, Deputy Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
VOL. .v.---NO. 81. ,oa
T II RM s.

Cooper's Clarhsburg Register is published in
Clarksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
S2.OO per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
of fsIx MONTHS from the time of subscribing; after
which $9.5O will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for q less Pc
riod than six months. N L =
No paper will be discontinued except at the OPP
ton of the proprietor, until all arrearages are
paid uP-and those who do not order their paper
to be discontinued ut the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered rs desiring to
b. We it continued.
ADvERr1sE4ENTs will be inserted at 81 90 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tions, and twenty five cents tor each subseo uent
insertion.
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No Hdvertisement counted less than u square,
The number ofinsertions must be specified. or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly. ... ~ '"'~
Announcement of candidates for office s.. co.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
DO accompanied by the authors name andpost-
uHid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
American sang.froid.,

Far away from the great cities, hall
hidden In the foliage. was the modest log
hut OF a man. half trapper. half fisherman, n,
and more than half savage. OF course
bis name was Smith. He was married.
and he aud his wife in this one little
chamber led the happiest of existence. for
on an occasion she would not object to go
twenty miles to hear q Baptist minister
preach. a.l.asa5g. .s..,-l. 80. q. -.......
One evening about sundown they were
both together in the little cabin-she knit.
ting stockings for. the next winter. he
cleaning the barrel Of his fowling piece,
all the parts of which were lying about
hlm-both busy, and neither uttered a
syllable. .=. ,.. -, r..... .. ....
By degrees a dull but regular sound
breaks the silence of the wilderness. The
steamer is ascending the river. making
the best of its way against the stream
Neither Smith nor his wife pay any at
tention, he goes or cleaning his gun. she
Knitting her stocking.
The air, however darkens a thick
smoke rises upon every side Il Formulas
BILE explosion is suddenly heard one
would have said it was discharge Of se-
veral cannon at once. The boiler had
burst the vessel was sunk everything
was destroyed.
Smith and his wife did not look up: he
went on cleaning up his gun, she knitting
her stocking. for explosions Of steamers
are so common.
But this was one which was to interest
them more nearly. for scarcely had the
explosion ended before the roof of the
cabin split in two. and something heavy
descended through the aperture. This
something was man. who dropped be-
tween the pair, without. however. dis
turbing either-he still cleaning his gun,
she still knitting her stocking.
But the traveller, so rudely introduced,
seemed rather astOunded at his descent
After few minutes, however. he resumed
his GOODNESS and began 10 look about him,
and fixing his attention at last upon the
hole through which he had just arrived.
" Ah my man." said he. at length. ad-
dressing Smith, what's the damage 2"
On this Smith. who had not given up
his work. put aside his rifle, and looking
up to estimate his loss. answered after
some little reflection, " Ten dollars"
" You be hanged !" exclaimed the
traveller: Lust week. in the explosion
| happened to be in With another steam
er. l IelI through three flights in new
house. and they only charged me FIVE dol
lars. No, no; know what's the thing
in such matters. Here's couple of dol
lars and if that won't do 20 and sue me,
and b" hanged. m d. Ale6ert's ''2our
en- AmeriQWe."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
A Mngnifcent Niyeer.

Dickens gives the following description.
in late number of the Household Words,
OF dandy darkey he encountered in a
Paris restaurant:
l would have borne half a hundred dis
appointments similar to this dinner for
the sake of the black man. Legs and
feet Lo was a character !! He sat op-
pUsite to me-. calm, contented, magnih
cent, proud. He was as black ss nv
boot and as shiney. His woody head,
erisped by our bounteous mother nature,
had Enthusiastically received recent touch
of the BARRIERS tongs. He was perfumed;
he was oiled ; he had moustaches las |
live J! twisted out into long rat tails by
means Of pomade Hongroise. He had
scarlet Turkish cap with long blue
tasSal. He had military stripes down his
pantalOons. He had patent leather boots.
He had shirt studs OF large circumference.
pins, gold waislc0at buttons. and a gor-
geous watch>chain. | believe he had a
crimson underwasL.coat. He had the
whiIeSt of cumbric handkerchiefs, a rinr
on his fore finger, and stick with an
overpowerIng goId knob. He was the
wonderullest niger that the eye ever be.
held.
He had pretty little English wife-it
is II fact. madam, with long auburn ring.
lets. who it was plain to see. was desper-
ately 10 love with. and desperately afraid
of him. 1t was marvellous to behold the
wrapt, fond gaze with which she contem-
plated him as he leaned back in his chair
after dinner, and refreshed his glitterihr
worries with a tooth-pick. Equally mar.
vellous WAS the condesceuSion with which
he permitted her TO eat her dinner in his
august presence. and suffered her to tie
round his neck Il great emblazoned shawl
like flag.
Who could he have been ? The father
of the African twins The Black Mali
brant's brother Baron Pompey Prince
Mnnsalakazic Of the Orange river; Prince
Robo; some other sable diguitary OF Hay
ii or the renowned SoulouQue himself,
incognito Yet though atfable to his
spouse. he was fierce man TO the waiter.
The old blood OF Ashantee. the ancient
lineage OF Dahomey. could i'll brook the
shortcomings of tha: cadaverous servitor
There was An item in the reckoning that
displeased him.
- Wass this. sag" he cried in terrible
voice; "wass this. ss! Flesh your mars's
sa !"
The waiter cringed and fed. and I
laughed.
Good luck have thou with thine hon.
or ride on -.-'' honest black man
but oh, human nature. human nature i
l would not be your niger for many dol
lars, More rib-roasting should receive,
l am afraid, than ever Uncle Tom suffer.
ed from fierce Legree.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
HE WILL NOT WOO AGAIN.

Twas but q word, careless word,
In pride and passion spoken, a'..r
But with that word the chain that bound
Two loving hearts was broken. ..
The hasty wrath has passed away;
The bitter words re main a .-
In vain the lady weeps and sighs;
He will not WOO again. .. ...
No other love may lightHER path
No other move HIS heart;
Yet changing seasons come and go,
And find them still apart.
Hor once bright check is paler now;
His bears a trace of pain
Their days ore sorrowful, and yet
He will not WOO again.
They meet US stra ngers, calm and cold,
AS calmly, coldly part;
And none may guess that tranquil mien,
Conceals tortured heart,
To him the world hath lostits light;
For her, all joys are vain
Nor hope nor memory brings relief
He will not WOO again.
Alas! that love, long tried and warm,
Should wither in an hour
Alas that pride o'er human hearts
Should WELD such fearful powerI
Oh! weep thou not for those who die
For them, all tears are vain;
But weep DER living hearts grown cold,
Who never may love again.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
VgHoLEN so aae.

I Y =
t'WIEE" Asp ssLAps. = The Kanawha
Republican nskes the following remarks
on too common custom Of the country.
tNiis q common thing for 9 gentleman 60
be askedhow his lady is. but what would
9 lady think to be asked how her " gsn,
tlsmGa9 was It is = poor rule shas
won't work bothlways!Ie r aaii q 'f
There is q vulgatism Ia common cuss
tom which needs reformation. and The Re
porter takes Il upon himself 70 say what
It Is il is that, of styling mans wife his
+" lady Lady does not mean suifs. Il
may mean avery different personage.-
Nor Is, every mans wife spso Jacso his Ia.
pY. All are aware that the Specification
Of the word hes materially changed; that
from designating woman Of high educa.
ton and refinement of mann srs. it has
come to any one that wears q bonnet aud
feathers. Il is for that very reason that
we object to It's being used synonymous.
ly with wife. ~ ~,
The Reporters idea of the matter may
perhaps be best expressed by story he
remembers to have seen The wife Of q
Dean of the English Church called at .
grocer's some distance from her residences
and made a trifing. purchase. requesting
It might be sent home. The grocer deeli.
ned to send it, as the time was worth
more than the purchase, Thinking 10
overpowsr him, she said. with an assump-
tion of stately dignity. "Sir, / am the
Dean of-'s lady" The sturdy shop
man, with low bow replied, "It yod
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

GRBAT CATTLE-iO One of tie laEgest Stock
Farmers IN The World.-We copy the folS
lowing from the, Albany Knickerboeker:
Some of the finest cattle we ever saw
were brought into this city last Saturday
on the Central Railroad. There were
lhirLy>four head Of cattle with an average
weight Of two thousand four hundred
pounds. They sold for ten cents pound
live weight. which is equal to $s4o each.
They were grown by B. f.. Harris. Of
Campsigne, ILL.,. who has one hundred
head. of the same weight still TO bring to
market. Mr.. Harris Is one oCthe largest
stock farmers in the world. His farm
contains four thousand acres. He keeps
usually 500 head Of cattle and 600 head
of hogs. About the first of May. he turns
the cattle on the prairie, and they grace
under the control Of mounted herdsmeh
who pen them at night. By the frss
Of autumn his herd, with the wide range
Of rich prairie, reach the climax Of bovine
perfection and more attractive sight
cannot be found. Through the winter
those intended for spring sale are Stalled
requiring one hundred bushels OF corn 70
feed good sized OK. In the winter OF
1948-49 this gentleman stall.fed oe2 cat
tie. and bought $4,000 bushels Of corn.
In the year 1853. Mr.. Harris fed and sold
1000 head of beeyes; their average weight
was 1865 pouds, These were the extra
ordinary lot which took the premium at
the Worlds Fair AZ New York. The av4
erage of cattle herds usually marketed
will not exceed !. 800 pounds gross.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

Gy Ned, what are you doing therS
on the Aoor?"
"Why. sir. have bad shock"
" A shock ?"
"Yes. SIR"
{" What kind OF shock ?"
"Why. sir, one Of your subscribers
came in during your absence, and offered
to pay years subscription, which pro-
duced such an effect upon me that have
been perfectly helpless ever since
"No wonder, Ned. but cheer ups il
you survive this you are safe. as there is
little prospect of such another catastrophe
in this Office"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

EgA man down South built house
Of logs and turf, hung out his "shingIe," /"
and sent the following advertisement TO
the village paper.
" Notice TO travellers sign Of the Pig
and Tater. Having built large eondi-
tiOns TO my Public Dwelling house I am
prepared contains traveller IN o mos. hos.
tile manner than Dad or Mr.. Carter ei.
ther. Call and zee me. Do gentlemen"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

A NorE.-The following order, vsr6a-
tim ct iterdtirn. was received BY an under
taker in the Bowery. N. Y, last Friday
morning. from an afflicted widower. liv-
ing in Pearl Street,
:" Sur: my Wiaf is ded and Wonts to
be berried tomorrow. at wonnur klook.
U nose wair too dig the Hole-bi the said
OF my tee Uther Waifs-Let ii be deeph'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20
R A new ,or. Of Shoe 3 ~

EV a new sort Of shoe Is now made
in Andover, Macs, out Of leather. entta
pereha. and other things. without sewing.
The sole can be melted of and on sgaiu
without damage; ; The shoe is waterproof
more durable than other shoes, aud 200
persons are employedin 10 The manufacture.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

R- a young fellow eating some Che.
shire cheese, full of SkipperS, at tavern
one night. exclaimed
/" Now have done as much as samp.
son. for l have slain my thousands and
tens Of thousands."
"Yes," retorted another, "sud with
the same weapon, the jaw bone Of On sss."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

Gg Il truth is beauty, bssuty isn't al.
ways truth since tbe pretsiest girls ere
famous for their fbbing propsnsities. A
dirt will give birth % more white lies 10
one day than truth "eau shske stick al. -
Have your wits about you and see. =.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

U The sdisss ot sSe New YosE
Dutehman. spss1z zsof drink he onss
had occasion 70 irdnjg 10. ssid Re eogl9
ligss procession going dows his ttso4tg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

R" Clara, did your poor little dog.
Carlo. have pink ribbon round his neck
when you lost him.
Yes. yes. the poor little dear have
Jou seen him %
mo. exactly. but heres . piece Of
pink ribbon in the sausage"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

% What did Napoleon mean uhsn he
said. !" Bayonsts think ?" TIE meaning
is obyious-every polished bsyonet is Ca
pebls Of reflection.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-20

Z. Eygo vlse1 naa ever viabas 10 Sc.
vouagss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23


8XCIaANGE AND BANKING uOVuE
Osssge q. AnAsRsoa,
1Aird street, bet. Main and Johaaoa, Ksskuk, Isvs
WILL buy Eastern and Sosshsrn kxchsnss
w hsst Fslss.
0sriet attention given 70 eellsetions, aAa ~
ssss rsaistsd Ut current rates Of sSshanes free |.
seasys.
oA S"S hsSiss Sssseo 70 -
S".
ssvka 20
Essics Z Oo.s ssskss. ~. lsrx Vity,
OlA.ks Doa(s ooy
-. Nsm ~, nenxsn, Yaflsasiphia.
War cOe', 1Hston
~ cutsaeeffer Co., Bankers, D. Loub
W.vn DFes.,
Soan .. Am9sfSc0 Ve,
oihn1e nsothsrson. Cineinnsti
Rves nosrs ifom A. n to r. n.
SeIy -. lSs0.-Aty
4. h. panlsA. ~. Lovs
DEMIN0 4 LOVE,
tSaccessors 70 A. L. Demins 4 co.,)
UAnkoYe ana Dsassvs IN Exehan nws
Mstr Street, ksossk, Isss.
DARTICULAR attention given TO collect ions
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-. -''.v----
HE ~ OVAL.

- STAR CLOTHING STORE-H. sTRAus
" 100 have removsd their stoch Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
~ NO " Mesa street. door 70 3 Biln9s vhers
tney v'li " happy " freads, and many
new ones.
- Our spring stock will be received q an
sAsiy day, when eshaii present unusual advanta-
gcs u the trade. fehaol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

=. - auN.tnsos. sAs. Daw
MUTCl1INRON 4 DEWEY
MERCHANT TATInRS

AUTCMINsON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TATLORS,
THIRD street, bstwssn Main aud johnson, Keo.
xak. lows have just reviewed st their Fashion BILE
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, . choice
and excslient supply 81 BrosAcloths, Cassia,ers,.
aunE., and Gentlsmsn's Furnishing 0oodx, Of Iii
aeecriptions ana guarantee that their work shall y
done In the nost approved and sasisfastosy ma.ner
ahey are constantly rccsiring the New York and
rhiiaasphia fashions. and respectfully solicit ali
VINO desire good work and the best material Go rive
| them call. AgsAts for
Froncis Mohdn's System Of Gerrssnt
Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions
aprio-dty HUTCHINSON A DEWEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23
LAeTS LAST1i!
A LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT or

Lasts,
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE NANU
fACTURRRS,
AND YoR SALE NJ
July l3dkw J. y. BERNARD 3 co.
TWO THOUSAND bashels plastsrsr's hair s0r
i sale ehsap for sash b
tuasl7akw T. O. BERNARD co.
k0oGuk furniture Ma0U1octoRY,
kIsventA Ssysn brf. Mstn s~l JsAase~, KtskuA lsss
KlLDOURNE & DAVIS,
"A AND WHOLESALE Deal
VI ~ In oil kinds Of Cabinet War;. Orders frou
dstaass rsspsetfaly solicited, and - pronp4ly a.
tended 70 = ii selected psrson, easefully packed
end Forwarded TO all parts of the ooantsy.
Eseksk, Jane 10 '6e-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

n Main aad JShnsea.
IN. u, in aAditiOA u the usual
DnstAsds ofiessTtisg astiAeialtsstA
y b pssssssien u tAs exclusive hight 0kUoY1
~ TIKI slty q nosstlng ths .ssatias.
bsasly asd sssanlisess.
He II also mounting teeth on 0asta PsrsAA.
~ 10 Bo6A AwlS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

UNGrED STATES aaoTEL.
NostA- sst g tAs Pabtia 3Quars, Knoxville Iowa.
J. n. BAYLT, Proprietor.
IIAvIN0 leaasd and thoroughly renovated and
II rs-furnsbed the above hsase, the Proprietor IL
dssssuised 10 spare no pains make il krst class
hssss. Ny old friends And the public generally are
Invited 10 give me- Q call.
Aasust II d3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

REMOVAL.
y. q. Bernard 4 Co.
LAVE removed their Store from the cid stasd 20
IL UkIos 6aocG, between 9Th md 1sA sessstA, On
Main, who're they oGsr for sale - cheap - the
cheapest, general aAsortmentof
SAoe, 0a0Als anA AAFness LeasAer,
knanslled and Patent Leather. EnAmelisd Cloth,
1ssnAs, Carpet Bags, Fly-Nsn, Whis and Whip
Lashss.
Also, general assortment Of
0AODLERY HARDWARE,
0aadlsry Hardware, we'll selected 10 ths 4ntsen
ket, and for sale IT st. Louis pricss.
They hare on Aaaa and are constantly nsnu-
asstssing Of the bsst nsterials Sadiss Brides and
Harness Of every description.
The above articles will b sold at vAolssals ore
tail u sAiform prices.
Those venting anything in our line will DO vel
10 call and examine our stosk before baying - VI
iatsad to givs ali, the worth Of thsiS money.
The AtgAsst price will b paid y sash foe Ridss
J. o. BERNARD CO.
KSoksk, 10, Sept. '5s.--dAv
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DANR on rL0RENCE, !,

aIo. ). s1saShf, hfSsa: Sr..s. j.n.rANkER s Cash.
vp1A endsssiGas1, psepsistors u ~ Bank ol
1osense, Msbsaska, ass, ~ ~ prsvisions sf its
Ches1w, Individually Sssponsibls ~ ~ IL issscs,
anA VIII ra1es0 tbe Nets - saia Iseei4aEisn II
COin - ~ soaalsr In the city ek 13eesnes asd Il
sithse - tAsir oanking Ho1ses, = Hastsea h.
sAaeG - pr ssat., sr i Specie - aAas ntss n
eeleS 6uESSoey
ODek eoasGest, DavMpot, Iews;
Ouak. GoRf1ntA Duvnsy, Iowa City,
Cssk, 0nII1ns't g., IL. NJ Hc3sos
Ossh, 1aG0sae = Dssh1, 1leesnee, MsAeaska.
Usssupeul, lSWa, Jaly !, ~. seoA1.don
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- =. K0AQf t1Aos1 0o8oAu, D.W UO8o.
Ford, 0oYham q Ford,
BANKERS,
Third g., one door South Of Main, Ksokuk. Iowa.
RRysaxScRs:
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
winslow, Lanicr Co., New York;
VA. Howe, Press., Doston;
0so ". Thayer Prsst., Boston;
3. Delden ThAyer, Cash'r, Buffalo;
Psninsala Bank, Detroit;
!. n. Burch 4 Co., Chicago;
Caspsster Ford, Cincinnati;
DasAy Dasksdals, st. Losis;
I. 7. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
juaelsdAw
Y. g. 4 y. " GORO,
Dealsrs ~ Real Estate.
OAos over Bank.ag House Of Ford aorham Ford,
IsAsieAkvl kEOkUk, IOWA.
Charles Parsons,
wASKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
CaissA xsaies, Calilsvaia 4 OreGsn,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also. sells exchange on London, Berlin. Paris,
Lripzie, cassel, Cologne, Bremen, Frank
fort the Maine, stuttgart, Han
burgh and Zurich in Europe.
sep, l,dly GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
NEAL, Abbot 4 Co.'S
Time ExpYess.
NEAL, ABBOT AGO. New York,
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 CO., Buffalo, TP -
TANNER, ANDREWS / Co., Chicago, Special Acts
MsyeAaslsss Tresspoytea, ON TINE, 10 al Parts .,
TIA Wssf sud SoxiA- Wet
Hos BILLS OF LADiRo, APPLY TO
NRAL, ABBOT CO.,
vIK8iL HILLlER, No. ss Broad Street,
r. b. BROOKE, NEW-Y0RX
LOUIS Y0NTAiNE,
Marx pAckaGes, "Nsai, Abbot 1 Co.'s Express.
| sspa3ed
1853. 1859
MERCMANTs, wEsrKRs LINE.
NEAL, ABBOT co..,...........N Now York, :,
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 Co.. Buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS Co., Chicago, Special gss
snIr DAILY SRok PIER 2, kAxf RIVER, NEW YORK.
NereAswAhs 1rassporfeS to sH payfs Of the Wsst en-
/ SoufA-Wesf.
NO T1ANs-SxIPNBNT BET. NEW yoax Z prTvALc
FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
"a: BROOKE, No. IS s...4 STREET.
/ VIMAH AILLYER, NEW YORK
| LOUIS RONTAINE,
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oCT0DE1 iss, 1855.
NORTHERN CsO0aXAn Road.

NVkIdEkN CSsOS&xAM ROAD.
QuinCy ~ CaiCA0o.
4 ~ And after Octvber 1st, and until further no.
- tice, Trains wilirun daily, texeepting Sunday
!. Chisa0o Express-Laavss Quincy $50 A. NJ.
arrives q 6Alesbargh at 1905 A. NJ, at Basllns-
ton q l03 ?. H., Wyaaet At I2.lsp. H., q Mendoza
q ~ tdinnsr,) 1t Junction II AIS r. X, And 4
OAisage seep \.
>. Chicago Kxpssss-Lsayss Quincy :. $50 ,.
~ H..ses q 0alssesrgh u $50 ?. H. at WyAnst
~. ..s Z. ~ = Asad0ta ~ l7.35 4. H., At Jane
tios as a.ieA. T., And u chieAgo at5As
.soUra -wssr.
l. Quincy kxprsss--Leavss Chisaeo A. ~.
lsAvss 0aissbsrg Sis r H. arrives 1T aiacy at 80
:. Quincy Rxpress-Lsavss Chitaxo s.4s p.
lsAvss uslssssrg A3g a. y. arrives at Quincy :, 10
Az.
aAIL ROAD CONNECTIONS
AtdAleshnrg With the Chisago snd Burlington X.
=. ior burlington, wyAset, Asaao.a, Jass.ioa,
A. Eyas.t: and Pend Creek with Chicago and
hoek lsiead Rail Resd, for Rock Island, Peoria
Lssalls, As.
Al As.do.. with Illinois Central Railroad 70.
Galsns, DunIeith, Dubuqss. st. PaulAod osher
Pana, &C.
AtJanction with Gaisas aad Chicago uuion Rail
roAd for kigin, Bsisidsrs. Dsioit, Madison, Free
At Chicago With the great Rastsrn and North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Pond da Lac &C., Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburyh, Wheeling, Baltimore
rhiladelpAia, lndiaaApsiis, Lafayette. Cinsinna,i
Danairk, bsaaie, Niagara Fails Suspension Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston. New York and ctis
BAGGAGE CHECKED 10 CHICAGO.
~ IAhn ~ Low AZ sY AMI ornRa ROUTE
For particuiArs asd further infos plsass sp
ply at the Company . oAes, Main strset, between t.
L.eleds House and Western Stage Odhcc, ksokuk
where Through Tickets to All principal place. can ~
procured. Through Tickes can also BE- had on boar,
the Steamers Of the St. Louis 4 Keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via NcetAsrn Csoss RailruAd
W.1. BULLI0Ns, Gen sap't
9. NJ. BuRNAAA, zen Ticket Ar
J. II. TxwKsSuaY, Agent, Ksokuk