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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
From the New YORK Timss.I
Now York Cattle Market.
wsDxs.0.r, January 70, Ig;c

freaEsT PITTS ZOE THIS wEKs.
be2v=z.--These are sold by thehsnd at o price soual
tptlJ ValGe psr p1uniofthe estimated wsiaLtnfse
10 the quarters. Tbs hide and ;allow or'Anh quarter
isani counted in this i~1srtetas II IA In Boston.
Ths ae'ra9s prices to-day, az e1Dpared with las,
Teskf arc hbOnt kcDNc low5r.
First q1ality lDS q liz cents.
Extra gn|d nH9l2k cents.
MsdiEm ~ 110L cebts.
PoOres;, sgHK ceRis.
BIZ ifev sales over II sents or under ccrts.
Stree $50 L.Sss Common Sheaoand LnubsaTer.
az 81 -; Errsdo Se3R
HOGS--Ailsrto reports live hogs at sIt7S-, ceGt7
g-o5i slsushisf9d hogs 7kGeE csrts, rsi.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
American State Council,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22

BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
The Americad State Council of Virginia,
in session at Richmond, has adjourned un-
til Saturday.
Mr.. Bolts offered a resolution striking
out the 18th section Of the Philadelphia
platform, which was rejected, and the en-
tire platform adopted.
P. A, Balling and j. D. Imboctom were
elected delegates from the State at large,
to the National Convention.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Attno:amon, yos;cs.

H G Bic. Fla';'1 52GF9RE II. +; AT,
James StricEleT. D,fsndcut.) pace for Liberty town
ship, Fairfield comfy, ONO, on the Pad day Of Jana
AIRY, A. d. 1854, said Justice issled an oSlar Of attach
mont In thu above action, for the sum Of Twenty-ss-
ven $40 Dollars. IL. u. DbACK.
Baltimore, January 10, IsJ5-3w55e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Estnte Of Gihriel Grceno.

NOTICE Is heTshy given that the Undersigned has
= been appointed anI qualified "a Administrator
win the wiz annexed 0f.he Estate ofGabTiel Greene,
deceased, lGto OF Gsfn township, Fairfield coln,y,
Ohio. All parsons having claims against sgid gslzts
are notified to present tGeI within onr year duly AL
In enicated, and all parsons Indebted will make iinme-
diatc payment. SAMUEL JACKSON, 4dmIor.
JAnnArX 10. lsIi-lWli
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

EY-See the Card of Mr.. JOHN BAueH
Boot and Shoe dealer in another col
umn JOHN is one of Natures Noblemen and
should receive as he deserves a good pat
ronage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Hll;iiTa ore Market.

BlLTIIo7R, January ea-Flour, sales OF SEQ barrels
OF HINarl street at : g; Ohio AMI City Iniits are
helt rtthc sane price, without sales. Corn sells Ut
71G59e for shit5. No Wheat Offering.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

ing Governor and Commander in Chief
Of the Forces in Ohio. no informs US that
the public arms are in great danger and re-
commonds a well regulated Militia System
as being almost essential.
The Message has many good points in
it; but, taken as a whole, we are led to ex-
claim, Most Sspient Governor Never
shall We look upon thy likes again! No.
never, "as long az Tie ashes Of Anars,U
Jackson are inmrncd among he Western
People :"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Il. G. Blaes Plaintiff, REFqRE 4. B; Apt
ship. Fairfield county. Ohio. on tile 2nd day Of JanuA-
ry, 4. D. 1865, said Justice issued an order of attach
mrul in the aboyJ action for tle sum OF Thirty Dol
lars. Fl. c.. BLACK.
B.linore, oEio, %tsnuary 10, ~ts5s-aMsst
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Primary Department. 600
PTeparatory do ............ & 90
Junior, year 10 60
c.u.0 on.no,, Middle do IL 90
OolioSla'e D'pA''n' Senior do IA 90 English
dn do J6 ~ Classic.

Daughters of Ministers of all denominations one-half
the ordinary tuition fee. Tuition to be in advance un-
less by special arrangement. Persons wishing &c make
any inquiries arc requested to address.
J. n. BUCHANAN, Principal. Oxford, Ohio,
or ADRIAN ATEN, Professor OF Moral Philosophy,
Springdale, Ohio.
We name the following gentlemen 10 this vicinity to
whom reference may DO mado-Dr g w BdrStler, II
Fl Hunter, ESD, Rev Lowrie, Rev S Carpenter, DR. X
S Findley and Dr. II Scott. Lancaster, Jan 81, 1856
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Governor BGeLEG AyD JAMES BUczAy-
AN.-Tho P~hillelphi. Pennsylranian has
been authorized by Governor WILLIAM
BIaLER to say tina. the telegrbphIe despatch
announcing his nomination for aal eles.ion
TO the United States Senate to be a trium-
ph OF Gen. Pierce AMI a defeat Of JAMES
BUCHANAN in Pennsylvania FOR the Presi-
Iency Is incorrect. Senator BI3LEa has
been AMI is now the devoted anil active
friend of Mr.. BucHANAN, AMI will sustain
him for The Presidency.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Russian CIrIEs.-There are only thirty
four cities and towns in Russia that con.
tain over 20, 900 inhabitants. The popu-
lation Of the three principal cities is as fol-
lows: 81 Petersburg. 543,9l1; Moscow.
37S, 300; Warsaw, 10000. Total 1858,
Oil.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
N1TiGI,

, virtue Of an order OF the Court OF Common
, Pleas Of tair1sld county. OHIO. made at the oc-
to6er Term Of said Court, A. D. 1855, and 70 me dt-
rected IS tho Receiver of the late firm Of Grim, Hart
Il Co, | will offer at public sale al. the Court House
door in City OF lancaster, In said FAIRFIELD county,
on The 26ta 61To January. a. d. 1856, the UNCoL-
LECTED ASSETS OF said ! irni, Consisting of notes,
accounts judgements, etc., due said Firm. A list of
the sans may be seen az any time by calling upon mo
at G. Steinman's Once in Lancaster. Sale to COM
mence about one O'Clock. p. " ofsaid day, and terms
Of sale cash. GEORGE SANDERSON,
Receiver of Grim, Hart & Co.
Lancaster, Januaty 10, Is55-3w36
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

LEGISLATIVE BoRGX1.-GJvcrnor CARL
ner, OF Massachusetts. gives The borrrs
at the State Capital 4 very heavy rap. The
lobby members he considers a public nui-
sancc, and their presence near the legi,la-
ture renders impartial debate impossible,
and public deliberation n delusion. The
remarks are applicable both to our own
Legislature and to Congress. The bust
ness OF a borer is subversive ofnll fair in
vesiigation and of ~me7itorious and unob-
%lrusiye claims. No honest legislator can
listen to such dishonest agents and retain
the respect or confidence of his %constit-
uents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

DEATH OF JrDGE TIMoTnY WALKER
Judge Walker, one Of the mos! distinguish
ed Lawyers Of the State, died at lis resi-.
dencs on Walnut Hills, nesr Cincinnati.
at 7 O'Clock on the morning Of he 18th
inst.
By his urb'niIy and courtesy at the Bar,
combined with his sound legal attain
ments, Judge Walker won for himself a
reputation among lis brethren Of the Bar
and personal friends, that will long stand
a monument to his memory. PeaJc to his
ashes.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
OXFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Incorporated NTH JHH Collegiate poHsrs & privileges.
TgNHIS Highly Popular School has been leased by tins
4 undersigned, and the public are assured that no
pains will be spared to increase its eincieney-to add
to the facilities for securing a thorough education and
TO make ii still more worthy Of the liberal patronage it
has heretofore enjoyed. Young Ladies' attending this
institution enjoy the superior advantage Of attendance
upon all the Philosophical aud Chemical Lectures and
peIience of the Principal aHd assistant Teachers, II Is
confidently hoped that satisfaction will be rendered to
all who may commit their daughters or wnrds to our
care. Pupils Of all religious denominations will be
treated with the same kindness and regard, and as
there are churches of the Methodist. Baptist. ULlver-
salist, Associate Reformed and Presbyterian orders in
the place, each preference can be fully accommodated.
Boarding can be had at from $3.50 TO $500 per week.
Pupils wishing to board themselves VIII be PROVIDED
with suitable rooms and the whole expense Of living
need not exceed 8 100 per week. The next term will
commence on the 2lst ofJanuary and close on the last
Friday ofJune. Scholars will be received at any part
Of the session and be charged accordingly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
Attachment Notice.
David Pope, Agent Of 4. P, Kerr, Plaintiff

against
Jacob Roda6algh, Defendant.
nEF0EE J. v. Bison, II Justice of the Peace for
, Walnut Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the goth day Of December, A. ID. 1855, suid Justice is
sued IN order Of attachment in the abovs action for
the sun OF 30 33-lO0. A. p. KERR,
by his Agent, DAVID POPE.
Millerspori, January 10, 1855 -3Ss6'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

FA3HIoNABLE ISgAYrIcIDa.-M5.hefs
wou!l do well to consiler the following
from the Nav York Tribune.
The cause of 50 much disease AMI death
amodJ children is certainly. In part, owing
to the fashion Of dress.+LJok a. the bare
legged innocen.-, mltyrs to their mothers
false pride, dressed only in a manner be-
coming to South- sea- Islanders! They will
take COLI AMI die, but doa't COMPLAINED
is not Providence hat kills them il is their
own mothers. They do not dress them to
withstand such a change in the atmosphere
As this that is now upon us.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Hlf2 PssToVlTlvE.--W are pleased to be abie "a
record ma satsiaciion Of our patrons amer irisl Of IN
article Sdvertisedin our columns. We have the sat
isfsciion t, knaw several orouf readers who have used
Professor Woods Hair restorative. and pronounced
II to be inst wis! the advertisement ssys ltl3. We
have several personal acqlainiGnces. too who were
gray hoaded - they have tried ii, snd now their hail
Is STORED to its original color, and they willingly add
theiriestimony 10 lis efficiency. and will give further
information 10 others desiring Il This sposks we'll
for the article anil w. alviScEl who do not wish 10 az
pear gfay-h sadeits use Wooi,s Isir R.storatiye.--
Western Patriot.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
DIssoIution Of Partnersh,n.

* &D. RoDEPoUCH having this day dissolved
NJ. partnership by mutual consent. The Books and
Accounts Will bs left In tho hands Of G. RoDEPoUCH
for settlement. All accounts must be closed BY the
nrst of April, 1855. g. RoQEPoUCH,
january 10, ls56-3m3eN D. RopEPoUCH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
New Or,cnns Market.

NEW oELEASs, January 2l-The sales Of Cotton to-
day were 4j $50 bales; mildliHg 81 eZc. Mrlasss. 70
duli at3l4. Sugar dull. Corn 5sc. Oats s5l.s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

s'V. HEGNTZELMAE, U. s.. A.
Gen. THos. WoRTnrs0Tos, Cincinnati, o.
NorE.-I have seen tho Pacific mail
steamers enter and leave the harbor Of San
Diego, in the densest fogs and darkest
nights. s. V. IL.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
FROM the Ohio sIat9 Journal.
a Dieg0---The ColoTAdo--.RaiIToad 10
the Pacific.
c-rrclssA1r. Jan 10. la5r.

CINCINNATI, Jan 10, 1856.
EDrroRs JoURSAL: So much has been
said about the impracticabilily Of the Gila
country and the Colorado desert, for the
purpose of discrediiing a railroad over that
route, that 1 have obtained the enclosed
brief sketch from Major s. p. Heinizel-
men, who graduated at West Point in
1896. He is distinguished by that firm.
ness, s;eadiness and prudence, method aud
accuracy 10 all things, which hayo pointed
him GU to the War Department as a gen.
tleman to be entrusted with situations on
the frontiers requiring such Characters
tics, so necessary for the maintenance Of
order and discipline, and the general well
being of the service.
Such testimony as his own is reliable to
the letter. and would not, perhaps. have
been obtained, but for his conviction Of the
necessity Of such q road, if for nothing
else than the usa Of the Government,
which would save largo amounts of money
By constructing i: for the use Of the service
By giving it a place in the Journal,
| have no doubt but that you will be doing
a service to the country.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
d e IT'S R Y.
lI. KING.

TTAS returned to is city, whore he expeets to re-
main permanently in IA practice Of his profession.
Gratef full for past favofs, he hopes by attention 20 6usi-
ness to merit lhe patronage OF his old friends and tho
ofthe Ohio Eagi3. Lancaslsf,J July 10, 1es5-smil
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24
DAGUERREOTYpEs

FaSHF subscriber has removed his ostsblishmenttnt
4 Risi, andhas lifted them up in q style unsurpasss
ii the wost. He hopes that the public will appTeeiGt
his Efforts 10 pleESo and extendto hin alsborGfhetron
age. Everything hss been done that could be toEet
ensure s~uccsssin every departments fthe art. and hI
nIcture scannot bosurnassod. v. .GRISWOLD.
n. 5. Personsw ishiag 10 learnthe nrtwrihn7sg.cs
facilities for doing so hoTe~
Hours from Do'eloek 4. u. until 5o'e,otk T. M
Lancaster, Move mbef 10. leeS-2S
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-24

Dr. EOse's TfeatIse on ConsumptiOns
Prizes oao Dollar. Address
JOHNSTON sTEwIRT ROSE,0
esl Broadway, New York.
n. p -Ths raw postage law requires prepayment
o~fletters. My correspondence being extensive, applt'
eants, to 1nsura replies, mast enclose pos.sgs.
1rPMoucy letters mast be- registered by tho Pest!
mas.,-s-such letters:only Will be at ny fix.
January ], l656-5m35
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25
- SANDERS & DAVIS.

wide passage, for his heart Whispered
aloud to him. At the end stood .
door, Just ajar, and IS the girl pushed
it open, blaze Of light streemed out.
Frantz caught his mother's hand and
drew her forward exclsiming--
at is nay tree-my tree! ! kew 90
well it would be ready"
And sure enough, there stood the
shining tree, all bright with shining
tapers aud laden with fruit; and on
high was the image ofthe Christ child
holding out his hand and smiling 20
lovingly, and below was written :
.'FoH FEASTz, BECAUSE he LOVED nm
MOTHER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25

Rev. HRNRY WARD BEEoHER, on
Sunday evening last, remarked to bis
hearers in chutcq, that he could say
what probably few men could-viz:
that he ia not able to designate one
card from another by its name; that
he had never witnessed play, nor
yet an opera, and that he had never
been to q circus; that he was unable to
name d fferent liquors by. their color
or taste; and thatin certain improp-
er places he had never entered.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25

And for yoafovn beAe4i nsyef b UtthouttL n LE
Whist DysTs 1sdiiAS 1mhEsestiea =.
eiy for the cur Of khsunasisu, Cuts wosad naia y
thssaAs rask and Anbx Luubsso, sore IAsu.t DaEns,
!, Asr. I." = .o1 H. e
wl s4ord iunsdiass rsiisf In snAlAs karos and f
Psins orvknsss in any part of ths sysssm is win give
Used internally, IL u Of the most valuable rse-
dies ~ ora@p sp4sAodie s9bstns De paiD1, - soss
nee; = :1s :s ss.1 ss: :sa g
tsrna wsakness caused BY III Or seFass. tPossssss
soothing, healing and pain.sreytag ysOpsrtiss uns-
nsess kaown il % fa in srsstns he psosss II ~
above nAnsd diseases.
What has Dyse's Healing Hnhsosatien aonsl
GA.s .sdiens, sure remedy, and universal psnaosA
fo1 ThsuAassn, cuts, vou d. burns, scaads, lnnheA
threat pi.ss, bowel coIaplants, chosra Wind eh
c, dysantsr J, and aumsrnus other Ills and aehss tts
popularity 10 owing Its tntrinsc msrtts Ones
used f h disp~nssd With. IL 10 beco0tng daily
n,ors and more popaiaE, sndis perfrnins rsArsabis
day ey day All psrssns who hav. never ussd this
great rssdy fol all sor of psin, shos q once eessn
BALM for Every wsaAd.
Dysr's Healing Kmhroostlon hxs acquired "a unpfA
destsd osisbrfy healing p3uaces Itcures wounds,
oats, burma brrisss, scds rhsumAsiem, and all sHs.
aal and internal pain, in shoTt psroi Of tins scisn-
ideally prepAr and always preserving TIE sAme
strength ssd quality, It 10 used with The grsstest o
isses By all elr.ses, sad has become univsrsatiS
ksovn shatit needs hardly 70 be named Ia public print
-
Ihe Pilss distressing euapaint, = more prsva
Isn't than v generally supposed Il 10 Attanded with IN
1aanssoa, azasl sunors IL tho generality OF eases
make their APPEARANCE 10 indescribably painful whah
it y posslbs resist scratching and the only pres
enS relief seems 70 be desire o the skin o. This
disease 10 not dangerous but extremely uRplc4ssnI-
cissks and sh.se Of sstentAry habit. subject
70 this mssiy Let ali a1icted try pyer's HAng kn-
hEocatos, and warrant immediately relief IN an e
fsetus cure. Many troublesome u this complaint
have bsen remedic by ths Of this gr<ok mrdieins
Wscaa present fses upon fses in cosrobsessa " this
statement and thousands bear testimony . ths greai
vslns Of this AILHsalinS Panaess.
ue stain Lat. ta#48e 8e
The ease with whieA Dya's Hsaing Enbrocssion u
applied he shsssos of spy ses os oily suhsAses h
upon ~ dse skin, ~ Assssaels odes u prsops
s snd s0cacious s1scts, reader u the sasl vAluA-
be snAcAsnDsst nodeaus that - nssd. The eeau
inc has ~ f. sinils u ths pfapgiasoss sGAAsDI
4. u. FIELD. PPepristos, Prevtdsaee. 3. I.
Sold 10 Book IAlaad and Dsvsnpoft by9nl11e
IN Npaoasiss by !. D DOUGheRrv 0cssa veEdfy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25
Stepfs
DUY YoUl STOVES

w sonment. Of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet heL,
Warsin this city. Among Aas sssoTtnsntof
$ TO YES
are the .cslss,rs.sd Ci,asAx and Charter Oak Cock
9teyes, coal or wood; ti ~ . TAI and sompists -.
sort1eut Psrior. Box AMI Heating Stcyss, klsvats1 !
Oven Stovessand many other patterns W namsr-
ous 10 mention. 0ur motts 10, Quiek Salss and
Small Prods Good work, all vsfrsnscd Or no aais;
one dollar savs 10 dollar 60 med; and b. calling
8. this Store asors Won viii ssve II and ~ Just o.
good IN article - at anyN y house:
nj and JOB Work In general ont Of good Tn and
stock, hoping TO recstvs share Of ths public pat.
ropaee BY tbs motto: .Quiek 6alss and Small
prodfs." fsepo) u. J. bOkdB.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25

New Arrangement.
l,,pd,sos:s q Fssss.as,s soss9 Ea.t
y .J,1oz,L-1FT.d9r ), OFF.
MICHIGAN CHNTRAL RAILROAD.
w. sssA AZ n Iass Sssass viA @ MisliSsl
r.,sssl yos Bstfcas, ma lhsses wisA he 0seat
a;sa ya,t s-ss s., e; s::f; s;l
" TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
IN y,.s.ra falis 80 SexI kosat.g e.AH Yerk
SP. Il. ., Se-lDo avs q aigas, anavs 3 rinass
ph,a Vsi, Eim. Al, " r sass sSsssessHs ~csn.
irs teulo. i. al. l,.iats - 0hie asa feaney vsa
,ar Il r.rssss e.nnscss nsxi morning at Deeioh
wiA nofta .hass AZ % 81 sss ennmoet;ss With Ex.
nress Ssip g. Sew York and Boston. Also con.
hse1s Win the mosning wsta or the Cansds Hallway
TSroSsS ,ic1sis can ps purehassd ~ the ticket o..
A.. - ,ompasy at Joliet, aio wtas sssensers 70
s;oys, .sa 'her 's's s'.iss:is sscs. sup.
lYNN6YLvANA 1Au10AD.
81, Z: sss' s;;::sss = :. s:::s
;".s 800 - :: sisssssi .i.s s .: q
ctsvsssss .sa VIII 70 g pors
"a ~ Nosth ussasrn Lskss; nskt.g tAs nod q.
rss sasslsss ~ .sssss r..,s <. y ,.ss WsI
ea1 assss ~ " hst1ssn iaiIalsipAissa PtsubsrB,
rsree 4 G1ass.-Boess, shsss, hsssl
saz osps, Do.ks, Dry Coed as Seoe. 100
so1ss, bale. csd ssans;2 .s Irses
ussH us s.zH sSss..DoGssue 6hsst-l
i.s, ,ssirs.e e. Iisli.! q :. S.,s,. g ,.,
s:,: sv:s,:: e .:s:s:: sss.; $ rs;.:. ss' Z H..s.s:
Tssss Tcsssssa G..J1ss. q. .sss:,, s..s, sssss
%, .:..s .s.ss:.s, c:ss.sss s::s.pa :..ssc s.
rssS 80 ~ Si2ss:...c.ss., y; Fish, ,Ba-
-: s:;;:: =: e. E;s s:.s.s e sss '''''
SStdns SStd e. - - Ssss:s ss :s.ai nj further .o.,s..
!: i: ~ ..:::s':: s:;:s;: ;';; - n.
TPIn ahippiae Gosds from any point east Of Phil.
.s.ss;s, &c., ~ !. o. Fssssss, WI
Bs forwarded vi:Aoatdss. htioL; ~,
n 4 Son, Rvansviils, lid; Dameseii, Bell q Bur
sss., % 1sdis'a, IND; sRrisn.n E.s.n, and I.yiI
O.: Icses d CO, Sc Knit Al. boston; Lsssk 8 Co.
Piscs. New York; FL. - 9t3er, philadelphia; u.
rrsw i ooEs ;ss'naerei Geo. c. Proncscas, Pitt
bars, ar.
| Il, J.LoMHAEkT, ssS -s!sssss, PSI Ia
PennsSAvuniA RAilroAA.
Thrss DsiD IhioueA Essins between Rhiladelpais
Ave PHis&siphia for Pi.tsbarsei u 4. = !, aad
.hssss +. II. and Hsasburr fsr ri.
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lJrOfessional CARDS.
HOWARD p.RLiHeTos. W. hssRy DAsLisoroA
H. DARLINGTON g. CO.,

aowAsD D.RuHeTos. VIZ. hsHRv DAsLisoroA
H. DARLINGTON & CO.,
ALTO zs n EKS AT l. \ w
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
om;e, corner Of Main sad second ssstss opPo
site LsClaise Houss. ~
Collections made and proceeds promptly remlftsd
10 III parts nf the Uniiel States
Eaaera Exchange tor sale In sums 70 suit sppii.
cents.
Money 70 loan on long or short time.
REFERENCEy
p Gibson, Esq, casn'r. Baax q u tmote.
west Ch.stsr, Pa.
I,reis L J,rt4Sss, Pal ts3siphh,
Hopes Townsend, =
tP Woodward b 90, Bakers, chicago,
u,,by a Bafkslaie ST. Loslts,
pr s. Il clarke, SEQ Amehea Ina, co. do
Il r. bosch Co, Pitt.bure,
pay & aatlsck Cinc nasr
MsSresor, Lawos Biaksmor ., Davenport,
Edwin Smith, Esq, de
Nov - So dw6n
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HENRY w. MORRIS,
Auct1onoor
General Agent Commission Z Auction Broker,
second ST. between Perry gnd Rock Islsnd Sts,
DaveMPOrt, Iowa,
,ylLL make adyaaees on all ktnds OF AerchAn.
w txe, buy, soil aud locate Land Wa rants, and
tt.ua 10 ali kinds OF Rssl Estate or money trans
actions, collecting Book and Note Accounts, And
al ltkinds Of C am tssion business.
kefa 70 to tbs following persons, BY perntssion:
Rk s~n & Co, BANKERS, chicago
Tsii@.n, po.ors ALsan, bankers, Davenport
levitt Mar.aal!, banker, Rhineb beck, NY,
PL Oarinan q Co, Nadisoo, Wis;
stokes Brothers, New Yorx City;
Ike, tcham Co., Is
tntk. Hiison& Co., +" -
S,Hh N sheldon, Troy, N.v.i
jaBrs Wager, Esq, :
l.. Potter 4 Co., "
John +. Huii, banker, ,poughkespsie, N.Y.;
Frederick W. Davis, do
Raubcn North, do -
Jossph g Harris. do :.
hon. Charles II. Ruggies, :. .=.
lion. Morgan Carpentaf. :.
Edtn und Morris, Esq., -
chAs. B. haooeil, k.a'' bridgeport Conn;
&. Augustus Morgan. banker, St. Paul, NJ. r.;
shea Packard 4 Co.. Albany, n.
HEShY w. NORRIS,
Formerly Of Poughkeu) De, Duchess CO., New YORK
na yeuport Oct II is5t dw.f
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Coal! Cool!

T OwREY THOMAS 4 CO. ere nov rsestviag, q
Alhsis Yard nssr he rail- rosd depot, lue TONS
OF COAL DAILY Fer Fsstand essaD isAss - -
peFief II, a,ehae Market.
Ouine . . seahlnation Of the ainsss 10 raiss The
price ef Nual--NhlcA We would not aahntf te>vs
were unAbIs for sAoSt tns, r. ssPply oar custom
btnaiivn{in WAicA tAe epnnunty hae - sDsn inAes.
sSel ss Are new pfspeSsd deliver IN this etfg %
DAvsnposs. In esasesy TO suit parehassss ~ ev
lSsmsr prsAe, on applirsuoA st the lsfd.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and second streets.
KiRsEKA IA uORNUNG, proprissors
tLsts, Robert Henre.)
TyHE prophetots resp, cfaly % ,nnoaase. mss,e ssas
j eastern friends and the tfsSehhe Pu'"'
fSIiy that ha Wing purchased
This Commodious 1otsl,
ANA IL tao epa.red and renoyated We are
now prepared 70 m snt snare OF Ia ,n pAston.ss an
rnst.ot attention 10 their wants an comtofn. oof
Sable win be snppisd vita tho best whicn tns mai
ket Affords and Our lodging rooms are iufnisneo -
veil ss tn ose Of any 10 the city. juns eH