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aitcrarp institutions.


pARRE ACADEMY.-Spring Term will
- begin February 18th. Board including Room and
Washing, Sl,s7.
Extracts from report the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee. 1885, consisting Of Rev. G. G. Parker,
Rev. Joel Fisk and Rev. b. Abbott.
owe found the two prime conditions Of good school.
viz order and M0r0ngioss Of instruction. most happily
combined in its administration We cheerfuly
say that is Of the excellent schools in State and
worthy Of the patronage of the friends Of sound learn
ing"
Extracts from report 10 the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1896, consisting Of Rev +. 4. barnard,
Daniel Bates NJ. d., and @. A. Kent, A. b.
" The discipline and general management OF the
school most heartily commend, being Of that
mild persuasive yet strict and energetic character that
seldom fails of the most pleasing results it has
evidently been the aim OF the teachers to have their pu
pills patient perseyerng, earnest, working and good
scholars. Your committee would most heartily
commend the school the confidence and patronage Of
j. 8. sPAULDING. Prncipal.
Barre, Jan IA, 1857 224w
ct. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY, The
- Spring Term Of II weeks will commence Tuesday,
February l7th.
by reason OF recent improvements in tho public Schools
of the place Unsual facilities afforded at the A
eademy for instruction in the Classics and studies Of the
higher English course.
To INDECENT students preparing for the ministry, assis
lance is rendered from the income Of Special fund de-
voted 20 that purpose.
Classes formed commence Latin and Greek. in the
Spring Term Tuition for the Classical aud English
course 500 per term.
Catalogues and any further information furnished
j. Y. BANCROFT, NJ. ID.
Secretary Of the Trustees
3, Johns5sry. W, jan ....- ~ 49, 24sN
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s2.ooo 4 YEARM!

business honorable--salary sure. To
L secure chance, address Immediately, enclosing
postage stamps METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE
Haverhill. Mass.
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Boston Special Notices.
(tOUGHs. HoARsENEss AND BRoN

COUGHS. HOARSENESS AND BRON-
~ CHills % BHowN's BRoNCgtAL THocurs,
when allowed 20 dissolve slowly in the mouth have d-
rect influence 20 the affected parts, the scdayo and
soothing effect % mucous lining o. the wndppc into the
Bronchn alays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief In
Coughs Colds and the various Throat affections 10 which
public speakers and singers liable. These Lozcnges
made FROM highly esteemed recipe for aleyating
bronchial Affections and an disorders Of the breath and
lungs-Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness Catauh, Irritation
Soreness Of the Throat occasioncd by cold
al exertion Of the vocal organs.
BrOiCHs bronchial Troches-We take pleasure IN call
ing the attention Of readers these ozcngrs Here
In Boston, where the Bronchial Trochcs known they
are household Words and need testimony 10 rccum-
mend thcm but to readers in Canada, the West and
indeed everywhere, checrfuy bear testimony, from
personal knowledge, TO their efficacy Pictorial
JOHN l. BROWN q SON,
Sold by Druggists generally Boston.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY CONVENTION.

LAMOILLE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The friends Of prohibition requested meet at
Town Hall, in Morrs,ille Tuesday the l7th inst.
10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating
didate for County Commissioner for the ensuing year
and Of transacng such other business may be deemed
necessary when convened general attendance is de-
sired. Per order OF Committee
February 30, 1857.
Ihe above not received until AFTER last paper
was printed
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALVE.

REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE.
Scalds il heals rapidly. Reduces indlmmauons,
Severe chilbiains frost bite, Sores, old aad recent
II cures burns, bruises, Shingles. corus. buuions,
All it for eyes, II heals hiles foons piles
Sore nipples swclled breast Also for the nursery,
An cuts, bruises, sprains, Scald head, cruptions,
Like magic il will cure, Also Group and scuryy,
Verify its great value, Various sober ailments,
Even salt rhcum, ulcers, Erysipeas, rheumatism.
W Sold by all country Stores.
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Garptting.
BOSTON, JANUARY 20, 1857,
G A II II IL II s
CHEAPER THAN EVERi
The Time 10 Buy is the Present.
OUR WHOLE STOCK

OUR WHOLE STOCK
A T r T. ID U G i ID p ESlii
In consequence Of a contemplated change To- our Rrm
and extensive alterations and enlargement 10 be made
Warehouse shall close out entire stock the
following reduced rates via
II TO Z5cENrs per yard Tor HEMP CARPETS.
REGENTS per yard Tor INGRAM CARPETS.
27icENTs per yard for UNION CARPETS
Ak CENTS per yard Tor SUPER UNION CARPETS.
5O TO Tx CENTS per yard ior DUTCH CARPETS.
5o CENTS per yard for rwo.PLY CARPETS.
s5To61 CENTS per yard for EXTRA FINE CARPETS.
IN To 75CENrs per yard for sUPERFiSg CARPETS
50 TO qOcESTs per yard for KiDDERNINsrER CARPETS.
q2ro l2I cESrss og,Is yard for srPERfINE ENGLISH
Three-Ply Carpets at very Low Rates.
O } TO I15 CENTS per yard for BRU ssELs TAPESTRY
- 20 comprising beautiful aud modern styles u
English aud American manufacture. 49, ... -
10 ~ l62 f5fRY ciseETs iRs p ',' q When
Particular attention is called to our Brussels Tapes
tries and Nclyets being among the cheapest goods
which we offer In this sale. Also
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
viii be sold at the same low rates. Our assortment Is
very extensive, and consists Of all widths, from TO -
feet which will be cut 10 any desired dimensions.
Also, BOOKINGS, CANTON MATTINGs, COIR,
EAST INDIA MAT1GNGS CRUMB CLOTHS,
STAIR CABpETINGS, FEELINGS, RUGS, MATS,
and all articles usually found in first class Carpet
Warehouse.
o. The prices fixed upon our goods as will be obser-
we'd hy the schedule above, is much below the usual
wholesale prices and will be subject deviation, eth
10 Wholesale retail purchasers.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY, 70 HAN
2I3w OVER STREET, BOSTON
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w AN T l. ID - 500 YOUNG MEN -
w To act Agonts-sulary 500 per month. For
further particulars in regard the business nclose post
age stamp,
Address II. b. CARTER, Hayerhin Mass.
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guantep.

MORE AGENTS WANTED.-WANT-
WI ED, 10 or Is more agents for Pages Ran Road
gage for any shorter time than year. and don't wish
TO pay any less than $50 per month and all
necessary travelling expenses. Agents travel on foot
Should be happy TO confer al time, with those desr-
ing such a situation, at my Office Rutland VI. per-
sonal interview important. 4. j. PAGE, Proprietor
Rutland, VI, Jan. q, 1851 2oow
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DEM ANSHIP. BOOK KEEPING,
A NAVIGATION. ENGINEERING, sc.
Practically taught Co1ter's Commcrco1 oifye, l59
Washington Street. Founded A. d. 1870. Open day
and evening Terms moderate. No exgras. No class
system. Separate departments Tor LADIES' students
aided in obtaining employment See last Annual Gaia
logue which be had the roons by mall free.
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DEAFNESS CURED, however caused
IL Letters addressed to Dr. BOARDMAN, - Suffolk
Place, Boston, answered. Remedies sent by express.
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IOEL BAss JR' S EsTATE.-sTATE on

~ VERMONT, RANDOLPH DISTRICT, S.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Ran
doph. To all persons concerned in the Estate Of Joel
Bass, Jr late Of Wlamstown in said District deceased
Greeting.
Whereas William Bass administrator the Estate Of
the said deceased proposes rendering account Of his
administration and presenting his account against said
for allowance session Of said Court TO be held
at the Probate Office In Washington, in said District
the 2Sth day Of February, A. D., 1871 Therefore you
heoby notified TO appear bcore said Court az the time
and place aforesaid and show II any you have why
the said should be allowed And 1t surdeed
that this order Of notice be published three weeks
sively in the Waterman State Journal, printed at
Montpelier in this State, the last publication Of which TO
be previous to the day assigned for hearing.
Dated at Washington, in said District this Sd day Of
February, A. D., 1857.
2ia3w u. A. WHITE, Judge.
/ HEREBY give notice that have relin-
1 pushed all claim the time and services Of my Son
Charles A. Calkins, and shall pay debts Of his
tracing. CHARLES W. CAIKINS.
Boston, Jan, 23 1851 24.3w
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cash PAID FOR PRODUCE, by
STORRs FULLER.

A GENTS WANTED.--To retail useful
IN articles--SAles immense--prohts large-only "
required Address enclosing stamps,
l0.Sws j. H. H., -, Harmony, r. l.
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A LADY who has been cured of great ner-
N vous debility, after many years Of misery, desires
TO make known 10 all sufferers the means Of relief
Address, enclosing stamp to pay return postage, Mrs
MARY Z. DEWITT, Boston, Mass, aud the prescrip-
ton will be sent, nee, by next post
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NO THE MARRIED OLE ROTH SEXES.

And those contemplating marriage, valuable inior-
nation will be furnished free Of charge. Address Dr.
MoNTGOMERY's MEDICAL AGENCY, HaVerhil
Mass. lhSm
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ID ADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.-Dr.
III O. HEATON, No. 2, Exeter Place, Boston, do
sres inform those interested that he continues TO cure
Hernia Rupture in all its forms. He also attends TO
the treatment aud cure Of Narcocele Hydrooee, Dis
eases Of the Urinary and Uterine Organs
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HUDSONS AMERICAN SALVE AND
Il BURN OINTMENT This Ointment has gain
ed much celebrity for the Of Burns Sealds, Cuts,
Bruises, Sore Lips and Eyehds, Chapped Hands and
Piles, Salt Rheum Sores Children, Chales, Cons,
Bols &C.; il is also excellent In all whore out
ward application is needed BURR, FOSTER CO.,
General Agents, No. / Comhin, Boston. JOSEPH
HUDSON, sole proprietor, Mattaposett Mass
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- V. d co. COPAL VARNISHES,
-. Manufactured by STIMsON, VALENTINE 4
CO. So Broad Street, boston. AT the Mechanics Fair
recently held in Boston, the committee Of which DIR. A.
A. Hayes, State AssayOr, chairman awarded Sill
YER MEDAL to S, V. & Co. for their Superior Var
nishcs.
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WHIC WILL NOT LEAK.--A Fau-
w being used everywhere, and for every
thing that Warranted, that after years Of use,
lst. II will not leak, 4th. II will not freeze.
"a. II will not wear out. 9th. IL will not waste.
3D.. II will not food
Such Is the Boston Faucet Cos SELF-CLOsING
FAUCET. Wherever you put on, you will never
require another. Try one, aud II this is exagger
alton Of its merits.
BOSTON FAUCET Co, Gore Block, opposite Revere
House Ol6m
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hnsou ST., bet. I'd / Sd, KEoKUK, IOWA.

No. 81 7Johnson-st., bet. I'd ADD, KEoKUK, IOWA.
SEo.Ga4sis' GO. .. LIE, Late of Albany, ny.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts Of the West, and
. promptly remittsd on day Of payment at ear
rent rates.
Bank Of the State Of New York, N. Y.
E.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
ErAstus Corning Co., Albany, N. Y.
Hon. Jno. L. schoolcraft, pres't Comm Bank, Al
bAny, Y.
Thos. W. Olcott, Pres't Mechanics 4 Farmsrs'
Bank, Albany, New York.
GilbertL. Wilson, Asrt Treas. N. r. Central r.
X. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co.'s Express, Boston.
Hen. Horstioseymour, Utica, NY.
Iron Bank, Pail Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, Ny.
Jno. X. Les 4 Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
K. ii. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, Thomas h Co., Bankers, Barring gton, Iowa
Loker, Kenick L Co., ST. Louis, No.
Aessrs. d. W. 4 f. Kiibourpe, ksokak, lows
Jno. Jacob Wendell Cashier Demone N Il. RICO
deele -dly
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AZ FHr

AT rHE
"N M BL LIE SIX NCE!!n
r AM now receiving heavy stock of sEAxosABLs
i GOODS, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice. A
COED assortment and large lot, to suit all kinda
OF customers.
There are three thingsto beconsidered trAding /:
one IL TO have the right kind Of goods another II
to make the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accommodating statesmen. My houses posscss ali
hesc requirement. and certainly there 10 the place
getGood Bargains.
Nv WINTER STOCK consists n part Of the fol-
lowing uklAinss, solid and figured debaxs, meri.
NOS, lustres, plads, linseys ginghams cloths cas-
simeres, casiucts, twccds, jeans, Canton dannels,
voofHannels all colors, opera aAnnels, wool com
forts, hoods mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damask, diaper, ,shawls, long and Bay State, men .
wool shirts and drawers, domestics blue and brown
tickiugs heetings, hats and caps. boots and shoss,
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
| partment. And In connection with the above,
have . large stock Of CsocKERr VANS. Having
recently recruited my stock, can offer superior
inducements In this iiHe Also, good assortment
OF choice FAMILY GROCERIES; In fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, and IL there 10 any
arti sic We cannot furnish, wecan tell you where
| 6nd IL.
Just drop in at the he"NIMBLEsIXP (" and
| look 1t those Kew Goods, which have not been on
hand since the year one. II affords pleasure II
show nice goods You will find them 1T
Nos. 81, ~ 4 I80 Matu.st., Ke0kuk.
| Oct2a-dAw s. s. BILLINGS.
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Keokuk Book-Rindery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
pLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, Ac., DC, furnished st
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bsund or re-
bound in any style desired
Gn- My Bndsry will be found on Second Street,
door 10 the Athcnnu N ,sign Of the "Eg Book"
Jan. 26. iS54.--d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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SHIFTS MADE TO ORDER.

MRS. Y. c. BEMAN. of New York, the ori gina
1vl tor of the system of making shirts to measure,
who for fifteen years has done business for the
Broadway trade, (former.y No. Astor Hoass.l has
opened rooms door west Of the fosiofhee, on
Johnson street up stairs. She Is prepared to exc
cute, with promptness and dispatch, orders Tor
shirts, Collars. Robe de Chambe Ladies' and
Childreh's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will DO
henora ably dealt with.
Ladies Basauss cut and basttd 10 a superior
manner. A first rate Milliner, particularly in all
braid work, bleaching. etc, in attendance.
Nd. To oUcntlemen: Mrs. Il. having been COM
pelled to make Laundry arrangements for her own
business she is able 20 take the washing OF num-
bcr Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the ne
ce.sary repairing such buttons, strings &C. dome
(lf6er ~ ah,ye Tfebl0-d
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OHIO AND mIssIssIPPI
BROAD GUA0E RAILROAD.
u. s. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Csyvysag sAs Great NorfAsrn anx Eastern Maii.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
YoR THE WINTER or 1861.
rwo rHkoUGn rRAlss AspoxE sAsDoyAL AccoAnopA-
rios TRAIN DAILY SUNDAY xxesrrEp).
nNand after Sunday, Nov. 3oth, trains Will run
~ - follows:
Morning Mail train leaves St. Louis at T:45 o'clock
A. NJ, and K. st. Louis Depot 1T $3.50 A. N. Even
ing Express train leaves st. Louis 3:45 p. H.. and
Il. st. Louis Depot A:30 r. n.
The Sandovai Accommodation leaves SandovAl at
r. NJ, on the arrival Of III. Illinois Central train
from the North and Sonth and arrives at ST. Louis
at 5:25 r. H., making the quickest and most direct
route between ST. Louis and Cairo and points north,
on the Illinois Central Kailroad
The Mail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections ut indianapolis with all Eastern
trains, thus masking the sho test and est posi-
BILE route tfor the presently to New York, Boston,
Phiiadeiphia. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington
City, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
cities Also Cairo, and all points north the Illi
nois Central R.R.
ONLY oHB CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
This 10 tho best and only reliable route between
81. Louis and Terra Hsnte, and tho Eastern Roads
out Of Ladlanapolis ran In street connection with
trains OF the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New York Passengers have choice Of four railroad
routes from IndianApolis, Wis New York 4 Erie,
n I: Central, PsnnsylvaaisC Central and baltimore
4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves OF
this most reliable route between the East and
West, IL affords unusual facilities being supe-
rior road, and the only Broad Gauge Road in tbs
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bioomin ,ton, Lasalle
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunieith, Ga.
lena, Peru, de-, Ac conn set at Sanloyal with the
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago, connect Al
Odin with Chicago Branch. Through from 81 -.vai,
With one change OF cars.
Through baggage checks given In this city, and
baggsge handled free; giving passengers notroubi'
| At the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the Offices, No. % aud 50, cor
Ath and Chestnut street, udsr the Pl use
| or No. 81 Leyec, corner OF Vine.
/ N Is. Both ooices are exactly on the corner, th,
! only places to obtain reli able informs alton.
ISAACWYMAN, Ten i Ti.ket Ag't.
d. H. CHRIsrfE, Master Transportation.
jan 2 Sid
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One Dollar q Year
T He VAL LEY WHIG!
CLUBS, or FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Basiasss Cards not exceeding six lines, inside
eli, other wise t8.
Notices of asstinss. charitable societies, hrs
sompasiss, ke., half price.
DNptaysd Advertisements half mors than the
Abeve 4ateS.
Advertisements lsaded and pisesd undsrths head
sf "spsciai notices." xosbts fAe er6issvy vSfss.
Special sosicss Ia the local coiumn - cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside excl usivsiy
In The Daily, after the Arst two weeks 80 pr can't.
more than the Above rstss.
Afvertissnsnts not accompanied with directions
viii b inserted till forbid and charged for sscoEd
inxiy.
AHfvss sstssf afssvttssmeah msn b psi6 n sdvsaee
This ruis will no. be varied from.
when tbs Advertiser uses ths weekly alone, she
price will be the sans - in the Daily. Whore the
Daily and Weekly are both ussd, IS per cent. vi II
- deducted from the Aggregate amount.
Uadsr the prsss0t systsm, ths advsstisss pays 30
aush fsr tbs spsss be ocsspios, The changes being
shsrgssbie for oonposition only, This pfsn II nov
gsasraily sdoptsd. Oareharge Tor shsngss viii b
Is ssnts per squaSs.
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DI0aOIUTxoN.
vIvnE partnsnhip hsfstofoss existing between
i 6tannus HAmilton u this day dissolved BY
mutual consent All claims against the late nrn
viii - settled BY John 6tAnnus, and ali psrscss
knwing themselves indebAsd tosa ,nta vflt please
call = his oos, On Johnsoa sirsst IN Rssordsrs 81
kohcs JOIN 6TANNUg.
NA4 JOHN HAMIL10N.
/ Ksokak. Iowa. Jan. IL, 's5.1jsls9Awsn
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FRESH LOT received this day, per str. Jean
n ME Deans which We offer ut small advance
to the trade We have arrangements made to
ceive Onr ges and Lemons every week, and feel evu
hdcnt that we can I'LL orders for parties in the city
or country, To their satisfaction.
KELLOGG BIRuE,
March 10 Fourth Street.
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SINGERS sewing Machines.
3?3 broadway, New York; ~ Clark street, ohicsgo
FIyHEsE Machines have established great relu-
il tstion, founded on substantial excellence. The
fair pro OF using one Of these Machnesreguiariy
employedis
$1,000 = Year.
No Tailor, seamstress, Shoe Manufactures, Sad
dler or other person having sewing stitching
can afford to do without one. peculiar merit of
Singers Machines, which no other kind can Justly
claim Is hat the same Machine VIII do every kind
Of work in perfect style. They strong durable
will ksep In order. Whoever buys one msy be en-
trely certain il viii do his work. Every isrgsPf
vate family ought TO have one.
Allwho wish complete and reliable information
in regard to sirc and price Of our Machines manner
of working and method Of purchasing, with all OH
or can obtain 1t by Supplying BY letter at
either of our ofnces for copy Of ~. NJ. Singer
Co. q 0axette, q paper devoted TO the Sewing ma
chine interest. Itwill be supplied grHtis.
l. M. SINGER 4 co.
nD-Loeai Agents wanted In every town 10 the
linton. [janl2-d6m
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Shaving and Wals.Caeslmg Ealoou.
lNHE Saloon of Gao. CAsus, below Parsons Bank !,
on AAn-st., IL tho fsvorite resort Of Gentlemen
Tor clsen Shaving ana Agrsssbls Sham pooing, IN d
for TssA1enabia Hstr-Cssstas the proprietor chal-
lepges the entire profession In Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety " sAoiss Fassy Articles, including I
hns epaps, Pomatsm, Brushes Of all kinds, Crsvats
Collars, ,Ac, always On hand and cheaper than else
whsrs. 4a9ss eco. CABuS.
mCh0 -dkWly s5s. EN
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PENNsrLvANIA RAILROAD.


THE Great Central Route, connscting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by = continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects 81 Pttsburg with daily line
Of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers, and
ct Cleveland and SAndusky with Steamers to All
ports on the Northwestern Lakes maxim the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can Be forwarded 70 and from the Great West.
RArSs BErwKES PnILApE AND Pirrssuna.
FIRST CLAss--Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,) fsec. per 100 lbs.
Drugs lin boxes and baiesl
Feathers. Furs, Ac., ,Ac.
I'd CLAss.-Domestic Sheeting,1
Shirting and Ticking{in org
insi bslesl Drugs. I'm cssks)
Hardware, Leather I'm roilr or ~ Per io' 'Ds'
boxes,) Wool, end Sheep Peis,
Eastward, &C., &c. "a
I'D CLAss.-Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin casks,) Hemp, Bacon snd
Pork, Saltcd lloose or in rHeksl 65c. Der 100 lhS
Tobacco, Manufactured, texcept
Cigars or cut,) &C., Ac-
4th CLASS. Coffee, Rish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, Tin casks or
boxer Ieaatvsrd,) Lard and Lard $50. per 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails, GAds, Ash. German
FLOUR-$i per bbl. until farther notice.
GRAIH--3s cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
wight, until further notice.
Ua- In shipping Goods from any point East Of
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "viA.
Psnasyivsnis Railroad All Goods consigned TO
the Agents Of this Road a; Philadelphia or Pitts
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIdar AaByrs-Harris, Wormley L Co., Mem
phis, Tenn; H. =. Sass 4 Co., st. Loui. p. &. o.
Riley CO., Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii, Bell 4
Co., and Carter 4 Jcwett Louisville, KY; r. c.
Msidrum, Madison, Ind; sprigman Brown, and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; \. w. Graham 1 Co.
zanesville, Ohio Lcech Co.. 81 Kilby street, Bos
ton, Lecch 4 Co., No. 1Astor House, New York No
wiliism street. and No. 8. Battery Place, New
York; Il. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw a
Koons, Baltimore 6ec. c. franciscus, Pi,tsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Prsigh. Agent, Philadel phia
II. L0MBAERT, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
Jan. i, IS5T~-dly