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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25
Baskets! Baskets !.

Baskets Baskets!
OF every shape and quality low b@ bought
In the city. Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, OF
every description.
Ground Rice,
A superior article for Pudiines. Also Tapioca Sag
Thyme Mxriorum, s. Savory, French Mustard Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts, Candies, kc., Ac. ~
fact every thing may BE- found at
DAIZELLJR q co.
lmay3Cfl SECor 2nd and Perry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25
HARDWARE.
0nllDo 4 HoAfn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dealers in Builders Hardware, Farming impiOOts,
Fence wire, Rope. Paints, Guns, Cutlssy nc. no.
Dealers viii nndit to their sdvantase 70 look ~ oar
stOck Of Goods before purchasenG u othsr places.
Our Store II situated On the south side Of second
street beewesu Drsdy and Aain, opposits the CAins
and Cas- store LeClairs 1ov
aO2lu. CHIl.Do Z aOAf0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

rsE .T.1G or Iowa,
tcott County,
To Paul Deutsoh ard all other persons
interested.
XyHERkAS on the 18th day ~ December A u,
w 1856, the said Paul Deutsch executed to
Antoine Lc Claire certain promi-sory note of tina,
date. for the sum 81 five hnndred dollars payable u
the order Of Antoine lie Claire, the 25ih day Of
August y, 1851, with interest at ten per per
annum AMI whereas The said Paul Deusch did on
the "a 9Th day OF December. A b. 1856 execute
unto the said Antoine lie Claire = mortgage upon
the following described Real Esta.e TO Wit: Lots
number seven ~ aud eight is) In block numb two
~. said block being In Subdivision nnm.sr seventy
one in IL Clair's Addition u the city Of Daven.
port which said MORTGAGE IL ,red In the Rec vds
% Scott County, tate of Iowa. .ok Of mortgage
page 269, to which reference may te had. All the
conditions Of said mortgage having been broken by
veasoa 81 TIE n0U.psywent Of the of money due
upon said note, the said Antoine L. Clsire gives no
tice, thst in accordance with the Statutes In such
cases made and provided, NJ vii prccssd fore,os
the equity Of exemption said parcels n ~ n rs
tate, and far tbs pupnose Hsrwy Lonsrd, Esq. She
r6 Of said county, will At the Court Houss door In
the city Of Davenport In saif county, on Saturday
the 1oth day a October, 4 d, 1857 st the honr OF
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, sell SAID par
cells Of land at Public auction 10 the Highest bidder
for eash, ~ 80 mueh thereof shall be suhfeieet
to satisfy the amonnt then upon said notes and
costs Of tbs saoe. FM
SepfeDber -, 1867.
ANTOINE IL CLAIRE, II. LEONARD
Mortgage. Sheriff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

NOW kOfA 00O O0OtOUe
G09 r.
1snx AND DISTANCE sAvEn, VIA
.NbaC York 1goe6 Erie
Ws1s Goses. Dosois Traek.
r A IL B o A D.
~ Duaktyk,:: D41ale, NJegsrs ysus ~ Sss-
peasioa Dvid1e.
VTMHIS ID the only Wide 0uage 1ailroad hevtno
j wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirt, DufAio Niagara Pals end ouapsnsion
Without Change 81 Cars Or
.1.....,..,.ee$s ase'
Speed 1 Safety.
Boston passengers leave nsv Hesk daiy, d
o'clock, ?. r., on TIE
Nest Splendid Stea0ePs IN he
world.
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through 1ieksas are gosd % other Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can =
procured q the CompanyS Once, No. - Dearborn
strosa, opposite fremont Ho1se, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can neke
throush contracts By calling ON the Company Agentl
A. d. PEfRn0, Az, - Dearborn street, Chisago
D. 2. smith, Cen. Agent, Osvsaand, o.
dsel5An
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25
Chicago Alton + ST. Louis r. r.
& aia!a!s7 s6 sE = :
ChicagO md ~. LOuia.


eaias Isoss 0AtoaQo (bs 81. Louie oad tassrms.
dt05s places.
Accommodation Train, (oandsy's sxcepssd) SoOAu
kxpssss Train, (Ssturday's sxesptsd) IL iOP =
J!0SNs Isoes 8. Lovts(br OAod0o and tsssrms
di01s psdces.
Accommodation Train, (Danday's sxcepted) O0A Z
ExPrcss Train (6aturday's excepted) SEQ =
Trains run directly through. without change Of
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Oaslinville and Alton.
wiTrains run on this road make direct connsetlous
n Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet making this the shortest Quicke and most re-
liable route between q Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central Z. 3 u BLOOMINGTON, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
ih Great Western Of Illisois 1t Springfield, for
Decatp- and Naples.
With I'll the Railroads dvergins from Chicago
With daily line Of Packets at St Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets for oil places mentioned above can
be procured q III The principal ~ let oRcss In the
Omitted States, and st be ofncss
In b. Louis H. Ohicaso
FOOT OF W arlington Az IS DEARBORN street, oppo-
snuss on Lsvee. site fremont House.
RICH'D P. MORGAN, ia, 0upt.
bloomington. Jan. l. l66s. ishiSdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-25

FRESH Groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., / CO.
ooRxER o. SECOND AND PsRRy sSRssTs.
vuvHAEKPUL for past patronage, We now oaer I
i the public 81 large choices selection Of
Fresh Groceries,
SuoARs-N o, crushed, clarified, graduated and
powdered. NoLAssBs-AI kinds and qualities.
COTVEB-Rio Java, IAguyra, roasted Alb ground.
TBAs-Ail grades and prices. vIEg0AR-Pure ci-
der and common. Spices, pepper, indigo. starch,
soaps candies. Soda saeratus ground rice. tapioca
sago, fruits, nuts. oandies rasns, English pickles.
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matchss, brushes, pearl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radsh, white
beans, beef tongues .. 9. hams, cranherres, bucl
wheat aour. corn meal, &c.
Camden Flour
! superior article In bbl and half Dbl sacks.
Cr0ckMe Btscssiis.
Is boxes In store. Jus received fresh water, sod
| and butter crackers. CHsEsE-western reserve and
| Hamburgh.
Ascterel, salmon, white Ash, codnsh and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock II complete and we'll assorted.
BASExTS-Of I'll kinds, sizes and prices
Nov. 9Th. =. DALxDLI. Jr. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15
Railroads.! Railroads !
PENNSYLVANIA RAILhOAD.



TIE GreatCentrs Route connecting the Atanticciste,
With estern and South StsteA
Oy continuous Railway direct THIS road also connect
at Plttsburg with daily hne of Steamers al ports on
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky Wit
Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern Lakes maxim
the most dtrset eheaPsst Gzd rsla5e route by bicf
gREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphis and Pittsburr;
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods 80. ,ooo
(ln boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c... iSo Per tOOH
SECOND CLASS.-BOOks and Stationery
Dry Goods Qn bales) Hardware, Lea soc Der IsOa
fner, SO.
'RIRD CLASS-ArVils, ,Bsggng, Bacon,
aad Pork lin bull, }, hemp, &c......, ooe per iOOb
.IR1H CLASS.-Cofee Fish, Bacon ! .
and Pork tpacksd) Lard vd Lard Oil 4Oc per 1908
slour-75 Gus per hS un z ,Jher notice
Grain-S5 cts. per lbs 80 il further Hotiss
Coton-S2 per bale Osexsss ling 500 lbs weight unr
Grther notice,
EZF- In shipping Goods rom any point East Of Phs
iephia be particular 10 marx package Paaehio
RGlLr0aG" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of thu
Road at Phsdephis or Pittsburg will be forwarded sit
sat detention.
FREIeHr AsHETs-Hsrris, Wormlsy 4 Co., Memphis
fennessee; r. Z. Sass Co., st Louis J. = Mitchell
on Evansville Indiana; Dunesni Bell and Murdoch unt
artsr Jewet Louisville, Ky.; R.C. Medrum Madison
indiana; Sprigman brown, and Irwin Co CineInuaI
\. w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lseeh a Co 20
81 Kilby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor H use NeR
York; MOL William street, and No. Battsr6 Place new
York; Ed. Sneeder, Philadelphia; AagrsE Koons. Be
imore; Geo. O Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. Il. HOUSTON, Geaerdt FFs5S6t Ageas PiLo
u. J. LOABAERT, SuP't, Altoona, Pa
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$500 Acres of Land
FOR sALF.

A cent for Mrs v. W. Alexander, Of North "
"A Carol na offer for sale $50 Of Land y @S
ing the Mem bis and ohio Railroad, between NJ
and SiantOn's Uepots.l
AnY one wishing 10 purchase high dry bsaltsv be,
would d. well examine this Land Only abua $50 er
Of The tract ATE cared, remA nds I'll tim osr-
hav also lands Of my directly on q naifro a ,b,
l WiI sell In Its OF any sizs 70 suit purchasers
Also another in Fay county on ne W. a.
Sonsrvtie rr al six mi'os e W sIey An = evs r-,
SOmelVs, containing three hn Bdred and aIy or e
" n good improvements. ..H
Aiirsss e audersigned at Mason's Deoot forfprths
0fmstoa eali Gnd examine the lad
sss-4Iw. J. 3. MzcLn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15
GEORGE a. HHRT0T.

Particular attention given to the sale of Cotton Fou.
Wheat Conn., and all ether Produce; also, the Forwar
ing Of Goods to and from the Interior.
REFERKECKs--R S. Rhett, ESQ, Messrs. Il. S. &T {,
Budd. W Herot, ESQ Charlt sion, s. c. James Walker
Esq Nashville, Tenn Thomas S. Kennedy Louisville Kv
Wilson & 8urns. Baltimore. Nd. Iapr23-viy'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15
McCrea & Terrass.
WHOLESALE
C r Q 9 Z r S ,

Liquors. Iron, Naii>, and Castings,
Corner OF Broad College streets,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15
DISTILLED FROM COAL.


(SECURED BY LET ERS patiently
II BRosBNB lLLUMlNETRD OIL The light obtained
~ this oil exceeds branev that OF any other oil
fluid heretofore dl covered explove and will re-
limpid Ia the very col1est weather
The Company recOmm nd the lamps beat adapted to this
OIL, the kerosene Lamps manufactured by the ollowug
par les Cornelius g. Bake also DSott of Pha-
delphfa HRughwaut g. Co.. 4S8 Broadway, the Bronx
lyn Flint Glass Co No 73 Broad Street. Msssrs Diez & Co
1872 William Street. L. Mercer 136 Elm Street. and T. I'd
wards, "A street. n Y Samples of different style
Lamps can he seen at the Office Of the Company.
KEHosRKF LuBKIcaTIEs OIL, No prepared to suite the
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar Hand Lamps and stands greaR degree Of cold
Sperm Oil and admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
KRRosENE OILS, No. 243. Superior LubTica
will be found TO posses advantages Oil in
prepared the requrempnso of Railroads and Others
KEROsKsK BIESACLE UIL Prepared expressly for Shps
uss will be found admirably adapted for of Steam
sh p Men of War, Merchants sels Lake aud River Craft
and burns In all the Cabin Stateroom Cnnace Forcaste
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, &C.
Binnscle Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
all night without requiring to be immed and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every ShipmasleT.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers Druggists and Grocers in New York, and
regularly appointed Ag of the Company in Of
the principal Towns and Villages of the United States the
CEnkdas anu the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed u conformity with the rules estab
lshsd BY he BoaTd Of Trustees, on application to
AESrEh'S
CENTRAL AaRNTs, KEROSENE Or Co.
No. SO Beaver street. N. "
B. Circulars with fu particulars, testimonials, prices,
&c, g.. will be forwarded application above.
june6-ly. "A. WI
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Health OF AMaEICAN WOMAN.

|
Asa physician and surpeop of the htossst yenut.top
l apon you TO consider few OF The mosI vital in
p1gTs1hes g1 &C. 20 every woman in the county.
men as from Uterine daea from any other cause
tney are unable cure the diseases tR
Ev yopr attention to the reasons for his and hsn %
49, ssoy Wnes has been emlnsnty successful for msu
Pnys'eiHnt In he eOanuy. ~ ei.es ..-r.ts 90 H. ~
Vol 0 the Womb H5itss Dsranged Mems "a
aOn and local disease tbs together s
CO ssitutonal y Intending Iron Stry cinv,
opum Cauihardes Cenum, CannstIs Indica sesse Cota
uIan ane meeAsnies means such IS ssFes Mhen Ao
mniserng them, 8tieBi Is informed that she Is lAAs
no hing that will hlfL her. Lei
reA The mot harmless and be best Of theTn Ehe9 gwen
ing int sraole headacaes Seoas produces nausea,
Eomuhg gidoin=ss ferum stuPor and Welghtin e ea.
are someme stEl and yet gwen rue nom lhe BOOK
Hnd Without due ka Wedee OF ali the ts men
70 relieve b. relax ms MUSCLES but this very r,axa
Ion again ihe Cause Of sSne o. Sg s
lrembg, basss, and great Debility FessEsts
and soms,me ncurabe disease OF ths lsduer
IN small these medicines viii noI always pECdacs
immedls tey fata Effects, eontinued they he
reErIasno OF these Diseases they inevsby nIurs the
system caussIinger riDI Gad nul pom Lurry
to the grave woman who already fast enough the
way wi Ut the aid VI these violent poisons
you, tnat administration of these
cor nary future suffering often an eay death u
invariably follow their use The iDslcous posln
gradually absorb b. he system unn the pat ent only
psrcsyes her eIror IN time find there is no hspe.
ask 800, as man and physician, why VIII you give
your countenSree TO practice which persists administer
ing poisons and 10 driving women 10 their very
Fonunatel, turn from this side the picture TO
brilliant Tnere remedy cOmplsinis
Is net composed Of posons hut medical simes OF great
encacy It never has InIore the It
certain In effect aud its ingredients at The
wee OF oursef or pb san IN series of letters pub
ished in the lesdi papers and addressed eminent
physicians have argued the general value of the medicines
Msrsbss Uterine Cathocon) and given proof
efficacy
Ally object is to ca your attention comparison Of
i eeaey Win the failure a your own remedies 10 con-
trssI lie mild and coTiaiu scOB harsh and fatal Of
fees The poisons adm nsered By The profession generally
aho 70 urge uPOu you, value your epu,aOn 10
Marshalps Uterine CaibOe0R the risk being
asse with those Physicians. who, pursHng old beaten
track excite y for hsir ignorance eIeersIon
or II ir Enavery.
?. BRIDSE, NJ. D.
Secretary GTsefenberg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE & BECKWIrH,
octQl-tf
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TrainS from Pittsburgh 10
PhIlask iPhfa
RAINS leave Pittsburgh ollOWs Nail A NJ East
Line 3 2 NJ; Hsa rsss Mail o 20 p NJ
The Express Mail DALI the Two Suud1ys ex-
ceptsd; Making DIRECT CONN ECTlONS sith al Trains
from
st. Ieuis No, Dubuque. KeOkuk and Iowa CITY, Iowa
CaIro Rock Island Oh sgO. lliL Lexington and
LOui.vilie, Kv.: Terre Haute, Indianapolis and
aye.te Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus Day ton,
Toledo, Cleveland. Z4uesvie, CTestline,
MassliOn aud Wooster. OHIO. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND all POINTS IN THE WEST,
FARE As Low As BY ANY OTHhR ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASTEkA CITIES
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
augeI Passenger Lines, PennS- Railroad Phia-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-15

NIs NeW York and Philadt iPhia
Steamship LINES, 40 continue with
1st of DeeemDer, 1851.
First Glass, per 100 lbs, go
Es55s Es4s., Hats, is
Furniture aud Carriages boxed and other light
good. snumsraIed, CsrOOys Of acids, or
other Chemicals PEI 100 lbs, $50
FIRST CLASS.
Piano POnes, Books, Stationery Boots, So oes, LquOrs
oils &C.. in b,tIles, Campnne and spirits Terpenlin5 in
5ssss Clocks, COnseIOnsres Cotton Cards. Dry Goods
boxes bales, Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees and Sbrubbey
PuTs tarden Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
pt tst owners risk Oysters II cans and Jars ssddsrJ
Tin and Brittsnia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND ID CLASS.
Hardware, except such specified in hird class Coe
Mills Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco boxes Leather Ia rolls ans boxes Oils il
and csks CrOckery AID Qussnsware in crates
hics, Whiting, PlSs er, sheet Brass aDd copper.
THsRD CLASS.
Axes Shovels Spades sad Irou Zinc and Tin 10 pig
and Cotton Cordags Cosoe Heavy castings, Mill Gearing
CgTriags Sprngs aud Axss, Railroad Wheels and Axies
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Ha.s Furniture and Carriages bo1ed, and otbs
gbt articles o also CsrbOys Acids ohe
i5-nics viii be- charged al double drsi class rsles
a.. Have every pscsage painy marked with
ro-i,,.s desuat and drpOt Of delivery. Attention
hi. matter prevents delays and Ossss, insures speed
delivery. DrpECrVnNS
Goods shipped via Savannah consigned to Agsn
Of Central road, SAVANNAH, and packages maked
eds shipped via Charleston shouu be consigned 70 H.
A. "a or the South Carolina railroad Charleston and pacs
80 grarEed, care Agent s. C. r. &. Charleston, r. c.
Tbr through above eoFeTs al expenses frm New
York 10 Nashville. No eommtssoH drayags, oharfag,
.kar red slthsr at Charleston SarGhRdh.
shippers may rely upon uniform and prompt delve
des 6S both lines OyeI-chages and damages by euh
iine. viii adjusted By the agents OF The Nsshv and
Chattanooga Road.
10 case ol lost or missing goods will take charge Of
necessary for ths recovery and il not nd
will pay the same al the expiration Il 20 days aer no
,ce n gwen an nssiess Of lost FoOds Or Naskr,s a. u,
ths gashUis and ChatanoOgs Road unsf be a.
dressed % r. Aadsrs0B, SHP't., NfaskUiLls.
Merchants when In New YORK viii receive everv n6orms
lion and asstanov IN shipping, y appb 70 The Zsut O.
Charleston Line, No. l95 BroEdWay aud Lhs Sa anna
Line, 30, 10 Broadway
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2b-u . 2 G. M AaenI
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NEARLY ONg PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHENE!
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
Approximation Prizes
5,495 Prizes amounting to ,UOO
PRigB TICEsTs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $iOi EALY Is 8; QUARTERS, S21j


The Numbers from 70 50O00 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Ships paper
encirced with small tin tubes placed ia heel
The hrst Az Prizes similarly printed and eacCled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels men revolved, and number i3 drawn
from the Wheel Of NUMBERS and the time Prize
drawn from the other heel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the sudence and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize beng placed against the
Number 1raWu This operation is repeated until the
Prizes arc drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PaIZRF.The two preceding and the two
succeeding NumbeTs 10 those drawing the fTgi Prizes n
be ertitied 10 the Is Approximation Prizes For eXaupi
Ticket No. 1850 draws The S6O0JO tflze, those 1icscts
numbered Il24s, 1919 l25I l252, Will be entitled
$500. II Ticket No. $50 draws $50 price lick
numbered $40, $40, 55l, 5J2 will be entitled $780,
and so on according 70 the scheme
The PrIzeS 81 ZU viii be determined BY the last fig
of the No that draws the $4,000 pTze For example
If the number drawing the 600 przs ends with J. then
all the tickets where the number ends IN will be entitled
to $50. If the nURbe ends with No g. then all toe toSeg
where the number ENDS IN will be entitled to $40, and
so OntO0,
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk.
Certificate OF Package CT 10 Whole Tickets $50
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LAND FOR oALf,

WILL SILL, liberal terms 1000 acres Of rch land
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where Il crosses tbe
Glib and O2ou county line, the ton or deuot
Union CITY ami Trenton, being twelve miles fran1
Union City sra eighteen from Trenton, The tract will make
two hnA settlements. 900 cleared Any person Wb
Ing 70 bay eau call on n 81 Dresden, Tom.
CT lj-w2R MOORE,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BAh(
nEAI EGTkTE

oct. 26-2W 4fS herr' srref
A RARE CHANCE FOR BAhG Ans IN
REAL ESTATE
WE offer for sale any or all Of following desira
bic property tor Cash. at 70 per cent oeo" lis real
value.
Ist magnificent aesidsncs Lot in Edgeded, OF about
9X atres foung 26e feet 90 the Gallan Pike opposite
the residence Of Hoo. Nell =. BTeWr
3D. A beautiful timBe'ed l. 1 Of acres, 81 miles
from th, eit, near the Gal attn Pike.
I'd beautiful block If Lots 81 feet square, corner OF
Clay and POk Harding addition Nsshvil
six or eigbt hundred ards from the JapiIOl.
We will take great pleas in showing any sll II
above properly psrs wishing buy Ihsy are not
peeetIy led with The bsIgaiGs do hem
buy j. IL q q. w. bhtJWN,
nsv R@In ~ CheFEysL
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% OYSTERS. %

O00 DOZEN FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTER received
AOO the day, October a, By VESSEL d THOMPSON.
CALMON-5U kfls, 10. i salmon ana MsckeTtl Also,a
~ large fresh Salmon LOBSTER received
this daS, October "a BY VESSEL q THOMPSON.
NRUITs- Pfess Figs RGisins, Lemons and Oranges, re
Il ceiSuS this day OctobeT "a, by W. d 4.
(NHkEsB-5O boxes EBglish Dairy aud Nutmeg Cheese,
~ direct frOu New YOrE. For sale by
oei24-u VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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agNEIEG TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS. O4Io, Ast
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURS

agNE ING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS O4IO, ASt
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURS
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
TIE ONLY ROUTE by which through lekeIs 10 Wusl
L ington be procured 10 which point As well o. e.
altlmOre the shortest direct ana m svsrp r.
pect the most reliable route It Is the only by wlel
purchasers Of Through Tickets TO New York sng0t
reach the cities Of isltinore Phil4dephit and Ntp
York. at the cost OF Ticket to New YOIk rIy Il Us e.
Ohng business Aen anc Travellers ior pleGsu.s
UUr OF the principal eesi1 he Unl.l
sss cost than eHn be afforded by any OtheT ruute
And the My route by which FhrOugh lleks
q had 10 Richmond NOriOlk. Winchester, trederck,,
Ind Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Ssvannah Macon
anita, Augusta Berkley Springs ana Bedford Sprlngs
Passengers from NAsHvILLE take the Stage ouac1-.
8rter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland
LOuIsyuLs, connecting tners with the Dltsu sta.
dGil steamers to Cincinnati, or with the Jrii
railroad 70 Indianapolis Ind, make dlIeCi COnuec
olumbus. ohio with tae Central OHIO Rsr,ad l., ne
lg, whence close connection With the 5Rlunlurs s1C
tairOad is made 20 Washington City Baltimore, Pn
isiphla ana New OFk.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets r,Un. si,l
are transferred al Cairo to the OF the llln
-entrai Railroad from thence passing through Ter
dsuse Indianapolis, Dayton and Xena 10 Columbus hr-
Jsil7 Trans leave Columbus, al lU a. NJ, $3.50 ID
t5P.M.
~ Travellers requested TO notice that wbe THE
0i route s1rding Through Tickets al the Esstyr
Titles st the rate as charged by other routes Ne
tort only it is also the Shortest most speedy and dIrec
all the leading points the East The distance frou
Columbus Baltimore only $40 miles, being about lO
niles shorter to New York. than by any other The
less changes Of cars by this route, and eOusequen
-ss detention, than bY any other.
kSs The road Is ballssted with broken stone sna II
btrely free from dust
For INSTRUMENTATION please apply ito D. G. RUMSEl
AGENT, Nashville, Teun.
For Through Tickets apply in louisville the Office q
os U. s. Mail steamers, or 81 the Jacksonville RsilrcaC
lice, Main street WA D. WOODSIDE
Master transportation b. o. R. r
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent
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