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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

OrThe Washington Correspondent of the
N. Y. Express, under date of the 10Th ult.
says Aaaia
Mr. Fillmore, in the Attorney Generals last
argument before the Supreme Court, received
"a high compliment. Mr.. Gushing paid this
tribute as due to one who had left in his own
Office marks of the highest integrity and intel
ligence. These evidences of ability and char
aeter were made most apparent in the records
of the Attorney Generals Office.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
a. q d q g II N.


FIRsT STREET THREE DOORS BELOW
OFFICE. ~.
keep constantly hand large general
assortment Watches Clocks and Jewelry ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
large stock New Js~ery both
full ornamental. which open for public inspection.
Ny stock will be constantly supplied BY additions with the
beautiful patterns which extensive bust
sell the lowest prices.
Repairs of kind executed in competent manner and
at low charges.
old Gold and Silver the most liberal
ii Il
ything in line invi
fea 20 examine my stock and prices. jan3-N
CABINET MAkEKS' STOCK.
WUST received,
500 feet Safe Wire;
200 doz ron Cupboard and Till Lockst
doz Wroug ht Butt Hinges;
10 do Table do, IA to M
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
Gin ble Point Screws. assorted all siEes;
400 sets Furniture Casters: Brass and Iron Wheels
so 0 Cabinet Files and Rasps, Rss'd lengths;
so doE Looking Glasses. ass'd siEess
so sand paperj
gu reefs and for sale by APPS BABCOCK BRO
LEMONS AND A ANNGEssoprNsoN
myIl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

OTAccording to the official abstract four
thousand six hundred and ten deaths by con-
sumption occurred in Massachusetts, during
the year 1854, of whom one thousand nine
hundred and three were males and two thous-
and seven hundred and sevenRfemales.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
Bon HAnpoR. Ky, April II. 1855.

Boz HARBoR, Ky, April II, 1855,
Thiss certify that had Chs and Fever family
for the past months and rsd all the Chill Pills and
nary they have stopped the chls the
family with exception. On odestson there
would make until
Dr. Chill Pills and safely say everybody
that they u the best Pills / have used.
VIM o. JACKSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

owESsBoRo. KY. Feb. %. 1855.
DR. W. It. UwEN=-Dear Sir / have been afflicted WITH
months and after
edes. induced bog OF Ague Pills. which
sound and well, and believe them be the
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH
Ihave the above gentleman for cers
- 'A~' ms ''-'''-' J. PLUNKETT. River Trader
tab Pa.
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OwESsBoRO. April ~, 1885.
certify that had ch and and applied to good
which did break the ess nor give any relief
advised try Dr. Owens Chill Pills. aid
stopped the ehils and perfectly we'll They also
cured Ola most pain in the side which
fearful I'D result something serious Persons afflicted
with cbls would do we'll 10 dse hsn they certain
cure. HBO W AONARCH.
R PILLS warranted to cure in every instance
where the directions are followed.
ca For sale, Wholesale and retail BY
J. w. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owonsburg. KY.
Also BY WOOLSEY & SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail swSnw,
Am w Evansville. Ind.
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LEwIsPoRT KY, Jan. 2. 1855.
This certias have had the chlls and
Remedies without effect. then
OWENS Chill Pills and they have entirely
Ee THOS. r, TAYLOR.
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RTJUNWHEAT FLOUR.

UsT this day. so Extra Hu1led Buckwheas
at "a T. BACON & co.'s
! dee4 Family Grocery, Main se-ees.
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HSRESH sndfns. It RY soRENSoN.
10 myII .rr-
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail BY

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
LEIGH & We LIN c.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ d. Mfffet & Co., and
carrying the Drug business at the well known
eler & Farnsley No. II Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH 81 Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he sfavorably known
the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store last five years. Peter Verling ofthe
aame firm having cerkng in the present store the
asst three years. haters himself with having the conf
aence fits old customers. ss u n
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
sric attentio business and by low prices to inertia
eralpatronaae both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
.~NoSrv PETER VERLING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

,GTNight before last was intensely cold
a still, freezing night, with frost power enough
to close any ordinary stream. The thermome-
ter stood 6 below zero, after daylight yester-
day morning q srEsI gE q .a43ta lls1 ~ O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
WATCH RRPAIRINEl.

FNHE having commenced the above business
in Evansville. natters himself with the hope that his
skill in all desert ptcns OF time
machinery will trial be foun worthy the attention
only othe resi- Tent citizens OF IL city, but also OF those
som prisng the .'crcamambient vicin age" .
rFIcE HoURs mys r. H. GATES.
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fSS75-iy
CITY ExPREss uUsINEss,

CITY ~ ii, " ~ NJ 4. nfe,, husi
ness just received large heavy Wagon. capable
carrying $500 bs springs made expressly for the cit,
furniture without danger
damags hauling grain from the canal to the rycr and
fact kinds hauling city business
he and reasonable terms Enquire at
mv23 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
IMBROVE YOUR SIGHT.

e,E 4E Ell Opticians st e the
inform the public Of Evansville that they have arrived
Pebbles suitable for and intend to stop at the
Washington H0tl fr four days only tsdies will please
ssud their orders. dec2s-3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

HARD TIMEs.-A man of considerable
means stepped into brokers' Office in this
Getty on Saturday and asked for the loan of
S.. 900 till Thursday next. The broker said
he could have the use of the money till that
day for forty dozarSf Another gentleman, on
the same day, having payment to make on
Monday. asked for the loan Of $500 till that
day. The broker said he could have it for
THIRTY dollars! The gentleman offered twenty
dollars, but the broker would not come down
"a peg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

0ETThere is general impression abroad
that the Chicago bubble is bound to burst at
a day not very distant. The following para
graphs from the Chicago Democrat, of the 25th,
show that they are at last beginning to have
some hard times up there:
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DISSOLUTION

just received steamer Atamont sale
and retail cheap. and warranted pure n sale
noy25 COCKS Family Grocery.
ETLOUR.-5o sacks s. F. FOur-various brands--all war
IL ranted god, for sale by "a =
deer j. Was. vIBKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

IN GASES Boots and Shoes
~ Also large stock of family BLANKET mauufac-
ored oy ourselves which offered the
case by the pair reasonable be had
IN y. iorks "a COD III, MAGHEE Il co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
TOYS AT AUCTION.

NOTICE hereby given that Mrs KollenteTg wiz sell the
V her stock OF Toys at auction, Monday next,
'V doess-sd ~ wv L. KoLLENBERG. Main Street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05

EDI.ATFORM seal ES
Il Counter and Tea Scales; Scale Beams;
Steeyard all Sizes for sale prices b1
dec6 CHAS, s. WELLS.
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co.I pRoW Tup po,,,xu ,.,xps

-. COAL FROM The BODIAM MINES.
WIS superior article of Coal ready delivery
Il from the city ndng All orders left Company
ohce corner of Sycamore and First will be promptly
ATTENDED to. follows:
Orders left before clock NJ, delivered same day.
Orders left after before O'Clock p.
liyered before next day.
The Comp also furnish Coal Stations
mi he Eand n Rail- fol
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-05
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION.
EVANSVILLE IND

OERSoNS interested in the o WoKKrxG MEMS
LIBRARIEs. under the ben fcelt Bequest
MCCLURE are respectfully referred purchases
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND Low PRICES
of the undersigned He will for Library pu poses At
LARGE DISCOUNT from Publishers prices CASH and will
guaranty book to be perfect Being y lOea
ted in Cincinnati this Guaranty be available
Library in possible of exchanges may
very readily be made The assortment of the undersigned
comprises the publications OF
country and Europe. II. W. DERBY.
declO-Zw Bookseller att
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

mi'tee'-M chael q DonohO Thomas J. Barr William Fay
can General COMMITTEES Of the city and county Of New
het held at Tsmmsny Hall the evening Of Monday the
being prescott the following resolutions adopted, viz
tanned The regularly nonia.tsd ticket Han the
TUESDAY The day Of Dscs~ber mex. between the hours q
to sa,e Democratic Republican General Conmittse
General Commiitee Tor 1857 Ward Committee each
ward to cons OF such number of persons as the rospec
That sss s s S as II a.s
Inspector, 70 conduct the primary elections IN said
places holding polls before Thursday
s as 10
the members Of the General Committee from each ward shall
he 81 ds Ass
Ss .. s 70 sS s S N sSs then s
polls sSa be banned By Executive Committee consisting
Charles a May, William j. Brssy, Michael Tuoney, ana
vacancies in Ia own sody or 70 supply the pisces Of
%smbsrs who may Gail Or refuse 2 act and shall Be the
call for the primary elections on Sunday ss so inst and
Of s r. C. he
names OF the inspectors and places of holding the pos
the
election IN each ward and the places for holding the polls
tTs, w.,d-InsDeeers Michael Burns; Hugh o,Nei and
Second ward-Inspecsors Thomas Rogers Patrick NcMa
hon, Aired ChAnceor Place Tor the pois, II beekman
Third ward-Insoectors T. seuedlc. E. Heath Thomas
McCary Place for the polls, No Church street between
Fourth wardInspeoors Patrick Grove John Bauich Pat.
rick Coy,e Place for the polls 1873 Oak street. corner OF
Finh wasa~inspeetors John T, Henry. Jane, D. Hail.
Riordan Place fer the polls Sixth Ward Hotel.
Greene William W. Judson. Place the polls Democratic
Eighth wsrd-inspecors Robert Linn James Armstrong
John Lydecker Place Dr the polls corner Of Hudson md
Ninth ward-Inspec.ors Michael Coegins Benjamin arri
SON John j. Van Cieef Place tor tho polls 7G Washington
Tenth ward INSPECTORS. Edward WEIGH William McCorkIe
James Place for The polls Tenth Ward HOTEL cor
Eleventh ward-Inspectors, John H. Hou9hkirk, John IL
TMs wnSlnspeo %ep o Web Psrcf Co
gam Mathew fcGrsw Place the polls Of Eighty
Thirteenth ward-Inspectors. John c. Frazier. william
Yss John Beca Place for the polls of Grand and
Tourteenth ward-Inspecsors James Carly John Haioran
Matthew Tuomey. Place for the polA 22S Grand street.
fifteenth wsrd-1n.pecors John B Ryes. Charles HamI-
sixteenth ward-Inspeccrs John Usfrey. James Murray
and Charles A. MAY Place for the polls of Seven
seSentet nth wadTnspec,oTs Manus Kelly John Wander
yoor Anthony Woods Place for The polls Germans, 2ls
Esh;ssS,A y:Td.In;gse.ers, Henry xs.hsws Maurice
second street snd Third avenue, Union Hall.
Nineteenth ward-Inspectors Daniel Kallashsr. Thonas
ossn Fosy second street. near third
Twentieth ward-rnspectors. Arthur Donaldson Thomas
fS ssrse, and Eighth ,s
twenty first ws,danspecsors Robert Foster Bernard De
nard Mccsbe ssi Third avenue. 80
Twenty third y.sa.nspeGssss Dennis r Root Charles
Eighth avssr , sp nsIi deer 2 Forty eighth STREE
y. 1. BEsEpicr tsscr.,sr.c,
AIrRKD CHAScxuoR,
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4 CARD

"A TuR LADIES FAIR At rna cRrsrAL PALACE.
The ladies Of tie hsoles Crystal
Palace IN AID saint Nncsats Hospital under
the SISTERS q rS ioveuh the pIcasur 70 TO
announce The fet proceeds Of the fair
of all espnses stendng amount TO the sum OF hrty
thousand dollars which has been paid by the ladies'
TO lie Noies supeor Of the SISTERS s the Hospital The
LOWING contributed from the tables the
tho allurc ~
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Saturday, Dec, ID
CANTER TALES

By HARRIET LEE vols limo, cloth. Price, q 70
These striking and remarkable novels have long been aaA
sds ia English lite raurc and believed, will fail 70 be
appreciated by resders- They favodtes e
Lord By ron who OF SCOTS II finer than Tia
Germans Tale admired II when boy and continued
to IKE what did then" The Spectator said-"There .
scarcely educated OF this century who has
some tins or otoer drawn ancere pleasure frsm these
pages The Ednburg ost said Few readers Of euertAn
Ing literature be Ignorant Of hese produc0oAs
and also The pure morality which reigns through these
tslewhich scarcely dare call fctops-w reader
70 be In every family library
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CARD.-THE PASSENGERS nv TIE al AsGow AND
" New York vhl
and Fn.d ABUNDANCE At the Glasgow and New York Temper
within ore minutes wax o. the London ard RdnbuE RAJ
n B'-No cs1gc made foe attendance.
CLINTON HOUSE OPEN, $50 BRoADwAY-APARr.
~ families dvidusls handsomely furnished
and beatty kept be obtained with without board
The Amt rcan or European plan Warmed By Gods patent
sppsrasus Bafhs free
JJoTrL cuBANo.-THrs ESTABLISHMENT UNDER
III the personal supervision Of proprietreas Mrs SAR All
I'd during The summer, and from s situation No Cubs
street desirable In location
Havana for bush pleasure health while
he accommodations inviting them. for air, comfort oean
rcss ard space, are unequalca In The city.
r wApprNs NEW HoTfr. AND BILLIARD ROOM.
d CO and ga Broadway in front 81 Laura keeues hesre
lao rnoet billiard tables And patent combination cushions
Aso handsomely furnished rcous 10 lea 70 single gcuemen
IL BROAD street Philadelphia.
The undersigned have much pleasure IN the
public and heir ffcr6s, that they have leased this
FL EssANT ESrABLrsHMENr.
i they brine the msusgrment q the Ia Pierre House
n Rev intention 70 thoroughly renovsse The Ia P,sr.
asd their undivided sneatou 20 s nsnsgement
community futher hss th- aSxnrably
ranscd bret wtE RANK equal 70 sny IN the tnrsd stSef
DArhFHHs R17Ef. ~. and 40 Bcoadwsy New Fork.
IL transient and Enlarged
raesvlter re sruiah oilers suvarcr
s's-e srAA - go sSi---s soGosied " 80 ewstn
sus~sss ssrvnns ,, hA1aaVH
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER l, 1856.


HJH WARD PRIMARY ELECTION No STATION
house diotatlon to resolution adopted By the
General Con mee OF iRmmang Hall Monday the cath
November the den attic electors Of the sixth
quesed Ia attend primary election held Tuesday
the I'd day Of December ~ no Elizabeth
hours Of spd O'clock to elect Eve members Of the old
committee for the year 1857.
PATnIcK MATTHEW'S. D,
WILLIAM CANTwFJI.
Appointed by the foo wing members OF the General Com
mi,tee-M chse, G. Donoho Thomas J. Barr William Fay
AND Patrick Matthews.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

lust PURLIsHED-PkICE ONE DOLLARl
OUR CRUISE;
THE r
Fairg journal of the nted fraata Sayauuas
Psxas uay difficulty;
The steamer America affairs at Rio
. The Uruguayan HevoiuI0A Q064s
Aso recording the principal incidents OF the
United states ship GeImanto cruise
Chrcpced IN letters from that paper.
Copies mailed free postage any part of the TAXED
States receipt OF dollar.
Address L. j. Forde, Herald office, N Y.
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$1,000 1912 ntsH.. g .s sst ss:s q. -.
sr 'sr .. osy p cur: 10. -
TO- d ~ s% .s s e s
S. ns ss.sdsr ne s ana K. ~
remedy sarA ,A. docs IVY N osssrs SO ssvss
soa. sssssss IT,. nan s mt sooa S
DR.. WARDS uSroRruNArEs FRIEND rs THs M
asovn % meet win universal sPp,obsuon. and stamp D.
os q % y AZ, q we -bo .ss
Demonstration cure private diseases with equally unsn
hsS. Scso nssas re w..s. sSd .Ssss
r ac ssry y, and -, =
ss a %ss a nay q ss s.y ne S
90 Canal s.ree., three doors ess, % Broadway.
nR. wArsoST NEW woRx-.rHE CAUSE AsD
~ crs-s oomvsets practical reaAse on spcrmsAsEss.a
early isSessuse. esesss o. oss@ csssss IN Wide. s nS.
sss .s 81 a ssssss c a.: 49,
s. and d.s~Ss' -s hSpg:Iscs , q sss 10 s.
consursd COMMERCIALLY, = - wah~ street few dosn 40
0Boadway
nR. LARxoxrs rAan AID LONDON nED1oAS
s:s.s q slsssyess isss,s:ssa. sssS ST. ET-s
fs,. md Seon rssinsns y snisscns mposs go a.
lures ele~, 30 ue All ssch ds&ssss ii q nsrsg
~ sHs sppS.s. = ~ s'f ss.ma mS : s 3:
eIc'ed dos Esss unss, Day Book ssAAh zsna
m. C0ogKR, 10 Ia DUANE sYREBr nAY puuOee
~ suited prys~r . dsss~sf Ia ytsar,s q HAspAAGA
cured Charges mcasrsss. y. H>-Eo ~ tii cured
DR. CoBBETT. 10 DUANE STREET. NAY nm CO.
~ suited privately On Diseases The victims auanks9v
call him with The certainty Of beng honornbry c~aY
See Dr.. O n diploma from he New Tore Universny n -
eft~e
nR RALPHs OFFICE HOURS TO 4, a. n a Yos
LIT NJ. SUNDAY excepted, sSs Houston 81 near wcors~.
IN ourrpv no Turpn avrpuu nrvr-r. -
~ pecsi attention 70 dseAses q TIE Ernerave organs
for ladies' Sent By mall. seeureiy enveoped oa rscseS3
dollar.
DRTyATu CONsUIrAYToN -DR- wATeoN q A -
sicrg sswss o. yehss ccr6ned no 70 dissasas q
certain cas m vhch be has tresfeA MOI lesa tkas tvr
Ao.s.nd c.ses vlhcc e. instance = fAs~rs rAs rsss
dseA IN wsisu. = I. ees.sssi attendance, Nu~ = 4s
mosnins ss - nsh ~ hts roUss anA nesAsuA
Is ws4~ secst Aw door vssA p Bscsdvpa The co.,
s~Ans ksswss4, s~rs~.. !. wA.yoa =.
ITO rHr MARRIED -vALUABx.R TNFoRMATfOE ~
parted Tor hw portage sAwpa-rhe diseAses Il uxe n
gesl~e sns ss~sai ~~rsnG -ly treated 81 letter. "a
y Asass-~ vsssAissasAs. ", q RscAsrA II.
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IrNy BONNIE FANTrLF DE TRofs PERsoNsYs nv
" rhsniriphe dtsrr -ne FRANCHISE A. = e acs pour
aerv,r ~ s5e- e, au saif be~ cu'ar~ itd~e~er No :
broad stree Y. Del slgisssE. a lEaA a.. 5ecoH
psn1AdtpEn dsnaeA
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TINE JTuSr FffIE FRANcArsE PROTESTANT,
W syant recue bo~pe ffY~aon r. sachant bien cone
re - placer Taulle bonnie denftnis q
pour csrr Fe pcu fournf ~ bonues accommodation
kadressr po-r PITS sDpes renseTnemenis an NO 3sS me
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS. sc.
HOLIDAY PREshnTs-JkEAr BARG AIss-rHE
following mourning goods very desirable for prcsoafs
viii be offered a about half the cost Of Importation
ceases flne EngAh dc anes yard La
1 caucoea. 81.
2ossos yard wide fr~uch cAlicoes. L. -.
Ceases English ..................... Nc.
ladirs wanting sucb goods would do we'd 10 call early
examine al W. JACKsOk'S mourning store BrnaA-
between Spring and Prince oppo TiAAg.
Cos
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Ii Call NJ
J. BECK a co.'s,
IL you wAh 10 purchase
Cheap presents for tho holidays
TTBEfUL PRESENT4.
~ II, n UOUVIITOE co. fsuccessor Bag,ey. Hsaxh.
ton end Coz, Manufacturers would invite The public
mine their and varied gold and
and pencil 1eir wkieh
hey Issuing from heir factory-beng
a,isrps-comblnsg compacaess and durability paru
cuisrly adapted for presents.
Patented AID anted.
NO. MAIDEN LANE NJ
TTshyJL PRESENTS TOR THE HoLIDAYs.-rNDGA
~ rubber dolls dressed plain. all ses hssda tsyu
hgureA balls, combs &c, pens snd pencil vAlkiAg
lacss and gcntcmcn's Hight and
II the Goodyear Rubber Depot 81 broadway, opposite %
Tabernacle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
Keokuk Book-Bindery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOKY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices' Dockets, As
ssssor' Books, Poll Books, &C., &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
xn- Ny Bindery will be found on Second Street,
IT deor TO tho Athen&um, tign Of the Big Eook
Jan. %, 1S54.--dAw. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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PENNsxLvANlA sAsLR0AD,

ErHRlE daily fRfossE Trains. between PhilAdel
i phia and PittsbuYg Tar MoRHIso NAIL TaAM
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsbarg at n A. n, and
Pittsbusg for Philadelphia at A. II. TaE FAsf
LAKE, leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburg At r n
TaE NiaHr EXPRESS TRAM leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburg ~ II p NJ. and Pittsburg for Philadel-
phiA 1t 10 +. NJ.
The above lines connect st Pittsburg with Rail.
roads to aRd from st. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.; Frsnkford, Lexington and Lou
isyille, Ny. Tcrre Hause. Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontainc, Sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Coium-
bus, Zanesylie, Massiilon and Wooster, Ohio also,
With the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, St. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points Passengers from the West
will and this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philalelphia, Baltimore, New York or Ros
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AGExr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent. Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
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TvAE Great testrsI koatc, co1o..tine ,ks 7.I.a
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western Statss, by . continuous Railway direct
This road also connects Al Pittsburg with daily lire
Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers, and
at Cleveland and SAndusky with Steamers to ALI
ports On the Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and reliable by which Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great West
RAyRs Des@Kgx PHILADELPHIA AND psrrsBuRs
FIRsr CLAss.--Eoots, Shoes
Dry Goods, lin bczes) Fnrs. 75c. per 100 ib.
Feathers, &r.,
"a dCLAss.-1ooks and Station.
err. Dry 6cods, Tin ba,es.) 60c. per leo Id.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.-Anviis, BAggins.
Bacon and Pork, fin bulk ! SOC. Per loo ID.
Hemp, &C..
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Ba-
con and Pork, tpac ked Lard 4oc. per 100 ID.
and Lard Oil,
FLNUR-*l per bbl. uatii further aoticr
GRAIN--5e ci-. Per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - g. per bale, not exccs-iing 500 lhs
weight. until further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any pon. Rsst o.
Philadelphia, he particular TO mark package .via
Pennsylvania Railroad All Goods consigned 4
the Agents Of this Road a, Phiiadelphia or Pitts
| burg, will be forwarded without detention.
| FREIGar AGESrs--Ilarris, Wormley 4 Co.. Mem
phis Tenn; X. f. Ssss Co.. ST. Louis; J. !. Mitch
| ell Sun, Evansville, Ind; DumesniI, Bell l. Nur
| dock, ard Garter Jewett, Louisville, ny; X. {
Melirum. Madison, Ind; sprigman 4 Brown. ant
Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati; y. W. Graham 4 Co
Zanesyille, Ohio; Lcccb Co.. 81 kiiby street, Bos
ton. Leech 4 Co, No. Astor House, New York; NJ
| l William street. and No =. Battery Place, Ne,
i York; II. =. Sneedcr, Phiiadelphia; Magraw
keons, Baltimore: Geo G. Franci-cus, Fttsburg.
! IL. II. HOUSTON.
General Fsight Agent, PAiladelpais
!, H. J. LOMBAERT. sup't. Altoona, Pa.
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