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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
IOWA STEAM GAE ET
wss NETE7A 5"ayeEsE

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the cl
izens OF Davenport aud of Central Iowa shat he
manu- actures and keeps constantly on hand and ioT
sale at
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE of every description, from the nhesl
Sofa to the commonest Bureau. Having recently got
his STEAM works into operation he IL capable oi nh
Ing all orders that may be given him at shora noaee
,ns with work which he warrants to be Of better
quality than anything imported into the city, and
which will be sold 81 tower rates. All kinds OF
EMPGas's'ED FGkNkEGRE
also kept onland and for sale low. Pleasecall ani
examine his stock, at the manufactory on Secoai
street, south side, east of Perry street.
N az n IssS Sdtvwtf l. @, DE SSAlNE.
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NOTICE

IS &, to certify that the copartnershtp heretofore
1 existing between the undersigned under the
ua me aud style Of ShoUp X Barkalow is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All the demands outstanding in favor Of said firm
B. f. SHOUP.
A, v. BARhALOW,
1-Te The Forwarding aud Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by b. Shoup& Co,
nj the samO stands
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HURLEY'S 81 &E.r2PAtLILLA.
THIS Invaluable compsr.. 50 fully appreciated
Z by bhu American Feg H'.s- Is Eaiaag Wide celeb
rftv ,anI has become para autsE established as the
best and most effective u. -e Of Inc day. Ger! ii-
Gates are daily pauyla~ b. r .t parts Oi tEs states
and The Il lctea .yE ri1is. la fr: Is help when
cry ot,tgs comedy proves is a2i. Diseases which
rnr yturs ar3Yed q spBEea 81 Hjssy, and agonizing
.rtfira lt,gs fUlE Welded buUualh It's Irresistible
uuruct i.l ttugrl sss .auilie~ rendered happy and
cheerful IN - r.Lz4putuIgY esieaGy. ID you want
t,. pJ re and genuine SarsapaT.lA, (llalJ which is
u !,5rsut. and saparor8J GAtlS " any 0taer
70 lI as one tAaIg is eap4li8 Jf uaiug to another,
irn take H.rfgr,5, for out ul Thousands oil cases
srattcrt.d through Althama7 Mississippi, Wisconsin,
igIitI,a Missouri and Kentucky, IL las never ina
sngr ius cg paea KNOWN " tatil AAd WIZ cure De-
yyId alldoueL nj.
Dyspepsis, or 4aal5osLlohJ
E5rofula, Kings Evil
Affections OF the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, haoltual CostlVeness,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases
Liver Complaint, Plesi
Female Irregularities, IlsCuia,
SKIN Diseasss, Dissasd Kidneys,
and greatarN Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the en- tire System.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
vel tho pries Is SO moderaIei thai Ill society may OBJ
ui1tit. THOMAS A hohLEf,
N4nutactoTy, corner o r Seventh and Green sts.,
Louisville, Ky.
sTFsFor sale at wholesale or retail By
An n dSwIy G. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row,
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Stores stores,
MUJTJPJJgn nv sTnvPz

Stores stores,
MULTIPLIED By STOVES
AND THE ANsN EFs rs sF0E Es!
4 LTH0UGH We cannot seep on hand some 5000
Aor 5000 Stoves. as some ef our ueghbors. the
sons are, sell so cheap and good an article yf
Stoves that it becomes difficult 10 supply the de-
maad butt new supply os freight have arrived
and been placed on ourrOad, and have COM pleted
our arrangements q. TO be able now to supply the
demands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So ater looking around among all the "OSE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, to, no purpose,
cometo
Twitchell q Gilletts,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and BAY .
Store as is Store. In our prices, for eheapness,
we defy all compeltion---eyery article parrdHts6,
md If not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds of Parlor, ONCE anc Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware IN hand nj all times, Roof
ing, Jobbing, &c. done 70 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Feb f-dtf DAVENPORT, low 4
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STOVES At WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store
- - ~4,s,


w E shall receive or the opening ofna the
w largest stock Of STOVES ana 1INNERs
SroCk ever brought to the State Of Iowa. among
.he numerous articles Which We shall keep constant
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate, Sheet irea
Boiler from No. 12 te g. Charcoal d.. RHssia d.,
hsitatiop Rnssia do Birs, timed CopPer's, Brn
isrs do, Block tin, Ltrd Copper Botkofas nettel
d. Iron Riuets all siles, tiHnga de-, AZ kiHSs 81
pressed rare, Japannei Do. TinHsrs To9is ;and We
assure all persons fayorlng "a with order that ~
will sell them goods ia line 81 low they b
bought in Chicago 81. Louis, and much lower thar,
lhey have been paying Tor them heretofore IN tl1s
place, and terms e sait
Please give us q csll and learn cur prices, and
then think yon @iil spend neither time nor NOR.
ey hereafter ia buying Al the two places above
samed.
y. X. IN q Jew aa.s We shall receive an assorls
ment of the above naiara Goods by Railroad, snil
etent TO supply tho isrEsadiste demand.
Country Merchants cau rely upon being supplied
u all times with Tnware and on favorab!a terms at
Wholesale prices
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &e., taken Ia es-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Front Street.
Mchi2-dAw,i WIsKERsHA4 l. Hicks.
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P6b bLEC HOUSE
EoR SALE--1he best stsud In Scott county for q
Tavern in Maysyille the Upton Road an .
near Hickory Grove. The impIoVementare Frame
House of Eight Rooms, Kitchen and cellar iaIg
Bxm with room for Thirty Horses--Lwo wells with
chain pump, this property afof an excellent op
noYunity for sngaginS in profitable business with
| 4 small eapital--apply e
Davenport, sept4, ie5o--u
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Boots aao Shoes.
THE sHAE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
TYAyING Increased our facilities for inanuiAetlr r
lag and dealing in Boots, Shoes and Leaihef IN -.
undersigned, successors to $. " Dawson @ 20, o's
10 the citizens ofDayenport and vicinity, greater ID
Iueetuents than ever to buy their Boots and shoesD
flsm. Our retail stock hereafter VIII Always con
,ain every description Of goods wanted oy tne peot
We also are making extensive preparations ioi
tyhaiesaleiny Boots and Shoes and we invite coun-
.y deaer5 10 call and examine our stock ana prlc.
as i ts determination 70 sell on az good terms ~
they can be epurchasedln ~ 81; iens or Chscag9; ~ az o
ost2j Brady st., door from I'd
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip ard Gov
Dee 1'' y DAWSON, GRIGGs a co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
xETE make every Style and quality OF EootSsSksE
w tors, oxford fie3, and fine Cali Shoes fof 80
on shortnouce, ofprime stock
Those who want "iome Made' work viii please
.-i5S Dsaa aS''''' DAWSON, GRIGGs & CO.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Caters
sENflE largest and best stock We have ever offered
1 Fine Cali, sewed and pegged, double and singif
sole Black and Drab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Buckskn Caters. ior sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRlGGs & CO
Meas Long Rubber Boots.
4 LsO Rubber Sandals, CATERS and Shippers for ia
"A dies and Gents, Misses and children, By
Dee e3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
FNATSOS, GRfGGS s. co. have complete IS
/ ! 8ortInent OF Pur-ned, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoes, for sale cheap. DEC ..
TIE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call and ek-
~ anime our assortment, which Is Just suited 10 tins
Hurket. our. Prices Will ut all umes be as low a.
thoae efChicago or St. Logs ..,,,,,.-.oo
Dse3 DAWSON, GRiGGS * co.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Ia.risa,. bg,vesu Front and Second streets
= ItlrsEH Z a HOENuEa, Prorgts'''7
l1stg, Robert HgHae}
VVHE proprasof rep. egy & saa'ga5G, e95. 70 Gene m
r4IIv tIat having purchased
''-''s ' T.. frre Hntui
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cnOBBLS. Hydraulic Cement, for saleby
~" Bpm ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-25

Stopping southampton both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding Havr advantages
other ar the eeonoR, Of time and
PASSAGE from New York to Southampton and Bremrn First
CABIN Saloon, dollars; First Cabin Saloon Ito
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All ettsrs aud newspapers must pass through the Post or
fee.
No bills ofladng will be signed parcels received the
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply TO
c. II. SAND, II SOuth William street, New York.
c. A. HEJNEKEN & CO.. Bremen,
CROSKEY q CO., Southampton.
WIN. ISELiN, HaVre. tan93-ly
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NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MA1I STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH --s
4 IAGTON. Capt. e. CaVendy; HER %sfs%esiggss
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- H4s q 49,
mers stop al southampton both going and reiurning
PROPOSED DATES or sLILIKs-l656
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SeWanee House,

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS. Proprietor,
(LArs OF IYRsE SPRINGS
ENHE subscriber has recently taken this well go
4 known establishment Is rehtting and thor iiiE&
ouehy renoVstng IT, and hopes to have IL in ikA
cOnduu not 70 be Ia erior tn any house this
his Assistant, Mr. CTaddoIk who formerly presided a
the City Hotel be abe make his house worthy OF be-
ing By the puec and promises tnat pains
Shall b. spared on MS part TO merit the appreciation Of
hose who may favor him with their patronage. He
oeci'nllY solicitss q rial Of his house.
frhZi dtwSW-u WM ROBERTS.
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= Il z r 7 II G'S
PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES.
THE great interest manifested by the public TO procure
more perfect security from Fire for valuable papers,
such Bonds Mortgages Deeds Notes. and Book Of Ac-
than Ordinaay SAFES heretofore in had sf
furded induced the subscribers devote large portion
of ume and attention during the past 6urte years in
making improvements and discoveries OF this object and
beg lSave their friends and
the public generally that their t rts have been crowned
with success. and offer the improved Her
rings Patent ords Fair Premium Fire PrUOf Safe.
the CHAMPION SAFE OF THE WORLD,
having been awarded He ls at both the Worlds Fair Lon
don, 1851 and in New ork Is g. superior all Others
lis undoubtedly, entitled to thai appliance and
cured with "Hals Patent Powder Proof Lock- (Which al
awarded Medals abUvej forms the most perfect
Fire and burglar Proof Safes before offered 10 the
public.
The Subscribers also manufactures all kinds Of Boiler
aud Chilled Iron Bank Chests aad Vaults Vault Doors and
Money Boxes Ckess for Brokers' Jewellers, and PR
vaie FAMILIES for Plale Diamonds and other Vsluabes-
And also Paeniees 10y purchase and Manufacturers
OF JONES' PATENT FERTILIZATION BANK
LOCK. sIhAS HERRING q co, P2ientees,
Green Block, hos 1855. 1871 l3S Water Street., n Y.
mlrN- DIM
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
TINBE heirs Of the late Rev DIR. Philip Lindsey
L will, on THURSDAY, the 18th May next on the
premises expose Public Sale, that portion othe Linds-
ley Property South Nashville situated between Asylum
Street and the Lebanon Turnpike, Lindsey Avenue and
Carroll Street. In connection with slip the Lebanon
Turnpike owned By NJ G. Claiborne Esq This z, ound
will be laid off Lots Of The usual and pats OF the
ground ready for dis;rlI ution in few days
The family ovsrb4rdeRed with unprOducve proper
ty and compelled part with portion OF their nher-
tance We make this remark lest it mighf be supposed
that would sell unless should obtain srraUdgant
prices Bn will please suffer themselves be KEEP:
away from the sale by any such Consideration This prop
erty must be sold.
We also offer The South Field Property at private sale
This is situated Vne McayOck and Demumbrdne SITS.
adjoining the ACAlster PROPERTY This is most admra-
bly, adapted for family residences and will be divided
suit purchasers 1t ID free soil.
Terms announced with plan Of grounds.
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSLEY,
NATHANIEL Law RENEE IINDSLEY,
JOHN BERIEN LIND5IEY.
Gnfd
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MOyvLEN FEACHINERY.

lNUI9 LcN NtJACKHINEhAs -. ,,
- C.. Il. GODDARD, NEW YORK.
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
~ Burning Machines and Feed Rolls TO be attached TO
First and also Second Breaker and Fnishe-s Of Wool
en- Carding Machines The attachment 70 second Break
ers and FIaishers is and very important. These
chimes are in successul operation first Breakers in most
of the principal WOoeD Factories IN the United States
Canada and Mexico aud deemed by experienced man.
pensabs to the economical manufacture of
wool
They are in fact the onS strong durable and successful
run an hour without them. .-
The Feed Rolls sErong and durable, and worthy
attention. u
Cculsrs explaining these Machines and Rolls references
to the mills having them in use &C. may be bad By address
sing C. L. GoDDAhDI
no. 9 Bowling Green, New York, to whom ders
should BE- diracisi septls->vw
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RAILROADS, &C.
AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO" GA RAIL
ROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON and aNer Sion lay 18th insI the Passenger fraip
~ viii BE ron and fram ChAttanuogs a. follows;
Daily Train Nashville, 100 A. NJ, Arrivins
SA-''40 - ' aErugNING,
Daily Tfain leaves Chattanooga, al 6, A. NJ srriVnEa
''1'--'''' - ' LANDERsoN,
Nashville, Feb. IO, 1855 saperIn,sndso.
RAILKOAD NOTICE.
N0TTON destined FOR Charleston WILL and after this
daie be charged 81 IS per bale of SOC lbs less Ano
s5 cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septlS H. l. ANDERSON. Sup't. N B. c. r. r
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
THROUGH IN FUR DAYS.
FARE, TI7ZRT Y DOLLARS
VTIA Chattanooga, Atlantis, and west Point 10 Mont
Y gomery by Railroad Tickets 70 bs had at tho De
pot. Price ST..
(morning and evening" ofStagesa Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence To New Orleans
II. l. ANDERSON, Gen'l Sup't n. s G. x. X.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
- - 80
ON and after Wednesday, December i2, 1855, Trains
~ will run as i0llSCs; Sct &. !, uTH
Leaves Nashville at $40 A. NJ; and s, y. Arrivss
ThomPsOns at s2o ad1s,9 a; and NasTu AZ
Leaves ThompsOn's at s:45 n; and s. NJ arrives
Nashville l0s25,A NJ, and 30, FL
sunday Train leaves Tbompsons at San
The Sagesof Carter Thomas Hough connect with tia
Trains st Thompson's .
Through Tickets TO Memphis, WGyDesboTo, Jackson
Tuscumbia, Florence CoiumbI4 and Pll,sk be pro
cured at TIE General Stage Office uude the VeraHdah no
tel A ANDERSON,
decI2-f r. Fng and SuDt.
FARE 9EeJG u ~ 81 rhOh sAsnViLLE 10
JACKSON, r. Mn.
VIA Tengessee and Alabama k~rad, Columbia and
Y Wayneboro. For seats apply a. he General Stage
Office Leaves Nashville Sundzs Wednesdays and FRI
dsys at 6J% g. N dec22-ti
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CIIATTANOO6A TANNERY FOR SALE
Will sell ifapDlcatOD is made before The lst Of Mzy
4 my newly Ss.ablsh he'd
S9EAM POWER TANNERY,
Ia CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee.
The r1r1erOus ficilie, for r-aching the nexhalstbe
Oak fJresr Of hf district and Hide MArSets generally
makes this the desirable Locality in the West for
IGauUilciurIE2 L-lther.
This probably the most extensive TInnery n the West
ard beng crnSTuced jia a TO Indefinite extension
be c1etyiy aud aieullT made CAPABLE of manu-.
featuring G,0s tlGl siOoUt0 worth Of Lesthsrper an
nun.
The TalnerY Machinery and Oless entirely new
snd viii BE disposed ct npoa liberal terms TO spproTed
purchasers.
For further particulars apply to E @. PEARL g. at the
City Bank Ncs5Fiiie
JOHN G. BYSUA Proprietor,
m r23-Imt Cbaftant Oga Tenn
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NASHVILLE
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
81 CDIIE2E STREET

NA0lN
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
So COLLEGE STREET,
T. N. BRENNAN. ......-........:..- ,PToprstor
NTANUEACTURER Of Steam Eng nes. "aier Wheels
MI Horse Powers Saw ana Grist Mills Gins Tobae
PRESSES Railway Steam Boat and Agric1iturI Machinery
CASTINGS
of every kind and SIZE made promptly to order
A large vsrie'y constantly on hand, including Wafer
Wheels Saw and CfTst Mill Gearing and Irons, Crate
Bars Andlrons Hollow Ware Kettles, Wagon toxes, de-
wrougat Iron work well execu'ei.
NEW IRON RAILING AND FNECiNG MAN
UFACTOHY.
II ". BRENNAN. so College street, having sdded
the above branches 10 his present esEabishment, IS
prepared to fl orders for all kinds Of Ornamental Work
tor private and pubc build ugs including Veranahs bal
cones Cemetery aud PARK Enclosures Iron Opau Fronts
tor stores, window and door LIGe's and Sls &C. &c.
All orders well and promptly attended marie 'Ta
NOTlCE,-The iuteresJ u SIR. y r BRIAN our
~ business has expired 10 take effect JsD l, 1856
nsrls-u W. II. GORDON q co.
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NAsHvILLE. cs;mIanL4Ap AVN "a

'ha SPLENDID PASSENGEK TEAAIER
Il BLANCHE LEW Is. JAS. LEa Mss shsGIh
br This steamer IS now beng finished al Lon. zzslzAa
lsvle, and w be here BY the Of November and run
10 he above trade all the Her fls accomnoda-
uons Tor passengers combined with her ieht arught
make her one of the bes adapted boats for the Cumberland
river trade lOot20-tEJ A HAMILTON, Agt.
HARQTlOs0
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.


I TUST received fery handsome lot Cf CHANDELIERS
- and other articles in line and if you intend
10 have the Gas in your house, cannSt hnd IA
vorable time, for selling cheaper than ever, and
have The very best wOrmen employed and guarantee to
do the very best work.
Wshave al kindsOf Fixtures from the large Six Light
Chandsert the painest Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the i'm OF the Gas pipe can be furnished with fashionable
Chsndaers and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises
GAS Pipe WoRK of ell kinds. either f.r SrEAs Cas-
done with despatch Apply to J. H. hendrck the Office
Of the Gas Light Company.
ulys E L DAVIS A co
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
5FFTcE-c0RNzR CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers at IS 90 per 11nun il advance
The TIL WEEKLY published .very Tuesday Thursday
and SATURDAY, at IS % per auau, Ia advance; if not
paid in advance, $6 90.
The DAILY is published AZ Eight Dollars.
EzS- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. II
Renttances Of subscriptions may be made By mail at our
risk
80 paper will bs sent out Of the State unless hs order q
sccompanied with the cash. rfIs = l,--
s5 We wish distinctly understood that no paper will
5e discontinued unt s arrearages are paid srce at the
option Of the publishers a.. t.s
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
Noi71S South Front Street,

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
B. COCK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes
IA. sor to Weller Cook, is prepared TO manufacture
Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plantations
Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge,
Fountsn and Stop Cocks Hose aud Salt Well JOINTS Gun
Mounting, Anti Friction Mstal.
ALI work made by with ne2tness ard dispatch of the
best material al lOW prices and warranied ianle
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

r1uprr ~ "a -, hI nt;
L and Pittsburg. - TIE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phsdelphis for Plsburg ~, A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 7, A. NJ. TIE FAST LINE
Leaves lea pnadspha Tor FttSSarg az nj and P56gr
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at H. 7. NJ ano
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- p.
The above lines at Psburg with the Railroad
to and from st. Louis. Mo-; Alton, Galens and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky. Terra
Haute, Madison, Laay elite and Indianapolis, Ind; CncD
na, Dayton, Springfield, Belefontane Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland Colnmous GAINESVILLE Msssllon, and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of tbs
above places
For further particulars, Handbs at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find ths
the shortest and most expeditions to Phadepbis
Baltimore, New ork or Boston.
TH0S. MOORE, AGKxr Passenger Lines, PEil141
J. MESKIMEN, AeEST, Passenger Lines, Pltts6syg.
Philadelphia, lS56-jan5-ly
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An aSn xssSE. ls1IS.ii.l. SaNcl S2aTI
- N--Si "SJ WI meet prompt attentlpa.
ect1S-sm. A HANUITt1N Agents
Nbs'T NnStTl.r3a,.S .3a.S
" ID III fTTT III q
nOvl6-6m WANFfT - A g8nt5A
FoH GARTH sGE; .UmksvrELE AND

TIE LIGHT DRAU4.tT STEAMER -
L A. l.. DAVIS, THoHAs :. PARrsu tsss--.,A
Master, having been recently purchased a.
peclally for the above tr.ie viii make -
throughsut the ensung season WEEKLY TIIp q abov.
I I N su'erIeoae sane-kS- FOR iregds passage sp-
ply On oo4ru OF 70 II. ii HARRISON
nOyiS-6mO 49,