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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13
How id was Done.

We trust our Republican friends in this coun-
ty who staid away from the polls at the late
election are able to reconcile their failure to
vote with their consciences better than we can
do. We desire, now it is all over, 10 bring
home to every one Of these negligent Repub-
licans, what we believe to be fact, that if thew
had all turned out and voted and worked for
their party and cause on that day, the result In
Wapello might have been different, and our
candidates now elected instead of those Of
OF our opponents. We are very confident
such would have been the case with some of
our candidates.
1t is susceptible of demonstration that
hundreds of Republican votes we've withheld
at this election. Extensive Information from
all parts of the county has brought the fact
to our knowledge, and besides, comparison
with previous elections proves it. AT the
August election one year ago the entire vote
of the equity was 2256. In November there
was polled by the three parties 1925, an in
crease in three months of 900 votes. With
these figures before them who can doubt but
that We had on the day of the last election 5000
voters in the county? The official canvass
shows the vote for county Judge 217S, falling
OIL OF 70 votes from even the August election
one year ago, and 822 from the present estima-
ted vote of the county. In November Buchanan
received i175 votes; In August this year Flint
has 1884, an increase of % votes on TIE side of
the Democrats. In November Fremont had
1923; in August Hedrick had 944 decrease of
l54 votes.
Every one from these figures can estimate
The probable number OF Republican votes
withheld on Monday week. That they iusti
fy US in setting down the deficiency at several
hundred votes no one can doubt. We ask Re-
publicans to look at this matter, and to ask
themselves what encouragement there is for
any one to work to build up a party under
such circumstances. The consequence. il
must be feared, will be disheaItening in the
future.
Our opponents always vote, and we honor
them for it. Bad and indefensible as we re-
gard their principles, we eau but admire their
fidelity TO their party and their habit of voting
attvery election. Why should not Repubi-
cans do the same. We must do it or give up
all hopes ofsueceeding. A party whose prin-
ciples are not worth the expenditure of half
a days time ought togo down. Do you. Repub.
licans of Wapello county, those of you who
have aided to defeat and disgrace your par
ty, really think that the principles you profess
v,rEIN
harvest field. lfso, il is time tn lat those who
have depended upon your cooperation and as
sistance knew it. The practical language of
the last election has that precise look any
way.TA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13

GT A fearful tragedy occurred at Leaven-
worth City, Kansas on the 3lst day of July
and the LIST of August. On the former day,
man named Stephens, from Kansas City, was
seen to get Sl0S changed at abank by Baines,
keeper of a drinking and gambling house,
who enticed him to spring near the city,
when they were beset by two conf ederates of
Baines, who, pretending to be overcome, gave
up his money and fled back to the city, leav-
ing Stephens to be robbed, nearly murdered
and thrown into the river. Baines, on his re-
turn, raised an alarm, and number of citizens
proceeded 10 the spring where they found Sic
phens nearly dead-he did die in short time.
Suspicious resting on Baines, he. was arrested
by the excited populace, and would have been
hung forthwith on the nearest tree, to which,
in fact, he was being drawn up by rope,
when expressing wish to make confession,
respite was granted, and he revealed several
names of gang of some %, nairing two,
Quails, South Carolinian, and Knowlton,
who carried on regular business of robbing
and numbering in Leavenworth City. He gave
the names of as many of the gang as he could
recollect, who, with Quailes and Knowlton,
were Immediately arrested. Wood, proprietor
of the greater part of Leavenworth Island,
man of wealth and, heretofore, responsibility,
was among the number. Wood was arrested
and So 500, in counterfeit money, and lot OF
.counterfeiting implements found ON his prem
Uses.
The next day, (Friday,) in spite of efforts
of Judge Iecompt, and the Marshal Of the Ter
ritory, te prevent it, Quailes and Baincs were
taken by the people to tree, near the scene of
Stephens murder, and hung by the neck until
they were dead. The crowd then appeared to
be satisfied. Woods and Knowlton meanwhile
had been placed in an omnibus and conveyed
to TIE fort. The city continued very much ex-
cited, but no farther violence was anticipated.
All sorts Of stories prevailed, and many OF the
mysterious disappearances and robberies
which have occurred in the Territory, are all
being referred to this band of mirderers This
~ 10 tr,,l cta
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Iowa Election.

MAJoRITIEs FOR AND AGAINST THE coNsTITU.
tgs TIoN. 81 4 al
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PROPOSALS yyAyTEp.

SoR building Church for ST. Maryis Parish (pr d.
-E' eStant Episcopall in 0ttunwa Iowa builders
or contractors are requeste TO call the Office of pr
H. d. Morse where specifications and further iniorin,.
tion will be given.
J.. ID. MORSE, 49, s-r
22-8n ~
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Ordinance No. 8.

JAMES D. DEviS, City Recorder.
Passed, June Sth, 1851.
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NOTICE.
"INIIE oncr NJ The wrsrr Telegraph Co. has been moved
/ !. III, g. 20 Il. Il. Depot Tnr puhC will rlcN'r hear
u mind TIM, u Is Is tr oRIa dir.H Route to AItimnrr Ni
Washington Cay Dr'ptiIhrs received Tor AZ ntmts Fast
J. CARMAN Presr
H. NRilnE Agent Irhj
"llOI.n YOUR HORSES"
UNTIL vcu read Of Somrlin: u their hrnrGt. As
rrr.ervaIlvr ofhtli'h auh preventive VI GI,vas" In
HORSES, So tunW ~ n",h'rG SUPERIOR to
SLONN'S CONDITION pow DERS
rTirr ARE ~ popular, Hul ssrrvrc rf"r % cents
Frr sdt rs ful.al 7. II LuGAS co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAvE YOU dyspepsia. u.c TRATAI's rIlVTR
II Have you Rheumatism ne" u NWnTnN's TtiNClINE.
Are , Oh bald headrh use W0On'S NtlH tFSTnRATlNE
Do YOU want good lInmpnt. nsr PORslINS RALN.
DO sou wantR brush comb. bottle ofane perfume
10 70 TIE Bridge Corner Drug Fore.
Do Won want IN Ake soap guE good and cheap. use h1
CONCENTRATED LTE,
IVyeuF horse lame pief, Use MERCHANTS HARHLISu
OIL.
Have you the bliss une the certain NIIT OINTMENT.
HAVr you 4 :ough, use The HOARHOCSD BALsAM
Do YOU Want0
Ehou!dar B:bee Port MonnAIt
supporter Hahn Of n Th9GSBnA FOWCrA
TIpia ErrLrs Oh
BsndRRe FYTlHgC or
B4H Pine PpOays
70 to the Bridge eornet SrrI Store.
HoGowGy'S pills and Ontmrn:
Bakers Cod Liver on
BoerhATeS HonSnh Pi'rO
EOOIlandI German Rit'rra
RVr Gale BY 7. H. LOGAN CO.
Diigg Garner DFuEEisA.
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mPoor O1d Uncle Nal.n

"Ani he hat 10 wool nn III" top n lts head.
q, the place where III" wool ought 10 grow"
'TNiIEEE ar" folks lINs, In the same an"rA
! be iN with Tncr Nrl. They NAV change Nor
eng Of woe to o. ryciCinr II they will only u.c tie
p.r4n4 w',.r'I Art nTrTs to Slturr. ~ all boz
GmCFAOn'H l1nIr Restorative,
l. well known and valuable HAIR Tonic. There
'h0'" Wheeling Who rant,r to ;a los"r preventing
'r lns,"' hr mil in rrsornr uyurant growth, whr'
through sickness or otherwise, the hair had unfortunately
fallen ont.
Eme'son's Hair Tonic Is for sale he
tn LOGAN / co,
dtcIl bridge Corner DruvgIss
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IN HOFSEE'EEPFES.

To WVT NEh EEI'F rs
rs STORE and for sale, AZ reduced price,, NE following
| articles, viz: Plate Warmers, .Nlr' All pain;
Coal Ytsrs, i've set; FiV" Stands nf different 1n,tr
Nl.o Furr., A.h Pans. Coal Scuttc., Toilet s"',, So"
nucErts Cake. Spice and Kf RoNcs: Tea Trnvs Corn "
~ Hearth Rr6rma, t.'or,"l ,krs, Table coffee Rnl r.
Mats. Chafn. and Vegetable nshrs, Plated spoons n~
Forks Of the best quality Clothes, TRAVELLING AMI Cap a'
Vrts Of various p,tlrrn' Side Irons, Minc- Meat Gait
WI lIFErRN
lCc2O No II Monroe Street
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New Savings Bank Store,
AT TT1E
~ ~ Hl0CFN NTTTTFNTC

OLD POST OFFICE.
"RoeP the EEeRd and Feet covered
NITIZENSo Of Wheeling Tnd venltT-Thl7 oil maxim for
health reminds me that NAV mt b. an's to call uF
attention 10 ny Pail and Winter stock n Boots Shoes at',
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet RAck At the corner Of Market
ard Monroe Streets where you Will AMI gree! variety Of
fashionable lately TeeSVsd GOcG suitable TO the season, At
lev prlcGS.
coming AhonVs you respectfully solicit you All 10 call and
eIGmI1s ny stock u will NJ nleAmr" to see and SAt on
yOu) thus uniting labor with rcs that may give their on
6pSInS health and to ills adding IrddSty and economy
nay have health.
Ladies', you With TO purchase fashionable and cheap
winter nnhnetS 'uEe,
Gail a. the old P, 4 ONCE cproSit" the MrI.ure.
6rhlereh, fyOa wish to purchase fashionable Cap OF
Hat
Cali at the above place. where Won will S,t-IhSt
Remember the old Post Once corner.
TO Country Merchants have few GoodStO dsPo'' Of a.
oefS R.n. WATSON
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AYREs CHERRY PICTORIAL

CnCEUR, COLDS, nOARIESEGN. IN.
RaUkNX :, BRONCnGTIS NnOOp.
ISG COUOill, GROUP. AL H.
GNCIPIEIT COSAUMP IUN,
and for the relief VI cOusumptTc patents III advanced
.tag,s ,iihe drrSr.
Ne need ~, speak to the public NJ It's virtues. Through
I,Ies It's uOndrrru of pulmonary complaints haN
made RlrrGl known. Nav. few are the families In any
lvlIrd country on this Coiiueut Nhuut some prrsunn
Experience Il l effects: and fewer VT the communities an
Tlrrr which have them SOmr liVs iF"rh OF IL
victory The subtle and dan: TOs diseases q" the ihr"a
lnl lang Whilr tisir met poWUrful AUlnr yet know
to man for III" formidable AND dangerous diseases ~ ih
pulmonary organs, l. also the llnshnc.I and safest rem
lv that can b. employ Ell 'u- infants ard r"nn r'on
Parent, should have In stare AGAINST he iHt"u. "nyu}
mt .'ral. ur0u than urr-'plrrl. We lLv" abundant
uu. to believe the CmTrY rECnRtLsav's more 'tVrs by
ihr cuusumutnns hprrv than to't currs Keep b.
nu ant cure our Cnis Whr they curni, nor nrrlac
them ont no hunaa xiii master tr n"Tnr"bc cAnGtt
ihst. Fastened an thu vIiRls. tAts your life ava,
All know the dreadful fatality 0f lung disorders, and n
,hrv know too the virtues al this rrmrty med not dn
more than assure ilrra SIN made the w. It can b.. VI
parr no roW to care, tu to produce The most r'rc
pos ami thu. afford those h. rely It the best agrn
shch our skin eau furnish for their cure
Prcparvdby DIR JHmrS &. Ayers.
rraCtic4.all Anal teal Chemist,
Lowell. Mass.
PRICE @j CTS. PER HOS. .........flNE BONES FOR ~
Tie genuine article Is sold b.
Andby ali Druggists In wherInI. and nr"lr,in Msein
49,. '. !. T., 20 ~ ps'iH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-17

CTThc following comic version Of one
Of Juvenal's satires appeared in Ruse'Ps
Magasins:1
Lsctus era; Codyo precula min or sfG.-Juv. SAT. III
JONES had once single bed.
shorter than his fourfoot wife;
On shelf n luaf of bread,
Half fork and bY oh en- knife,
Lonesome, empty whisky Jug
Iron spoon and fractured mug
FiFe of clay, with horril crack,
Last year Miler's Almanac
hcse were all bis goods you add,
Jones the next to nothing had.
True bat though . wrcte he'd boast,
Jones his next TO nothing Lost
Md the whole calamity
OF the hire must be endured;
Jones was quite too poor to be
Fyen ''psrtiaily insured.
Brew n he bachelor, next door,
Had house of marble fine,
Rice, ana lrist, and meats in store,
Casks of brandy aud Of wine;
Snaw.white sugar, silver spoons,
Extra boots ans pantaloons,
Old cigars and csrds in packs,
Books in red morocco backs;
All tina, "many men desire
But adeyastating fire
Burned he marble mansion down,
And its fl Kings up. Did Brown
Weep the eon8agratiou Ger;
No, The loss can be endured;
Brown Is richer than before
( Brown was heavily insured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-17

The Republicans Of the State Of Iowa vii, meei
IN Convention al IOWA CITY, on Ireanessng
Aags" 1874, for general consultation upon mntter.
Of vital Importance.
~ The amended Constitution is adopted at the
August election, candidates for Governor or Lieut.
Governor win be ru, in nomination a, said Con-
vsntion.
Inc ratio OF Representations will be one delcgai,
Tor every one hundred Republican voters, in eaei
county, and one additional delegate for fraction
over hfty voters. Counties not having he
number Of Republican voters to entitlc them TO on,
delegate By the ratio adopted, will nevertheless b,
entitled To one delegate.
by oroef on the state central Committee
SAMUEL j .KTRKWo0D
HENRY O'CoNNoR
WM. PEN CLARK
GEO. u. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE.
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Call and See

HNHAF splendid stock Of Fine Gold and Silver
1 WATCHES, Pine Gold JkWELRY Of every
description. Masonic, Cameo, 0old-stons. And
Plain Gold Sets for the Ladies; Silver Plated IN
% Pure AlbatA Metal, equal 70 Pure liver, for
service, In whole ssts " single pieces.
Diamond knGs and Breast Pins, Of the Finsst
Quality and every article warranted 10 " what II
10 sold for.
Those Goods are not Bogus Jewclry, hut Aas
Goods, and viii DO sold 81 very low prtccs 81 pri-
vatc safe FOR few dsys, and 81 Public Auction,
commencing this evening, = SO 'clock. = the Aus-
tton No IN NJ hsaaalt, lsows cv., Ane cvnsasu s
this week every other evening.
o " WILLIAMS, Agent.
KENDALL, HOW u 4 CO., Auct RI.
N /.
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We have for sale Job Press OF Mon
tagnc's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. 1t
could be made very servceable in a country
ONCE, and We will sell it at bargain.
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80, :. !. ,
ihe New iork independent notices the as
pect Of the Dry Goods market as follows
Trade is still in state Of suspense With
the importers. Though tho imnnrt,t,ons
have been less than last wear n, the same nc !.
Rod, larger proportion has gone into
bond, and there seems to be no hurry IA
withdraw them. The return Of had weather
injured the iobbing trade, which lost tho
li;,l. demand !, .n;ovea M, wa.k ,.a,,;,...
About the tho middlc 81 ,ba ,nnoth ! j.
usual period for BUYERS from distant mar
Vets 70 make their annearnnca ana d,a
partitions will be made TO entice them to buv
hbera,Iy. The sauth- western ,raaa 4. .an,
erallv the frs, IN order ~ limo ,ha, 10
s MI af,erwaras ,ha VA, MA ~, . .n,
<,rtI ma ,hen the raa, 60 s,."., ino
are already here lonling rnund ~, 80
nureba.ina As,o ,ha n,,..s Il a,n
~, .aau,,,s,a ~ ,.. - NV"
,,, n.r,,anla,lY ma, - ta.;a. - -
10 mem. II Il eencrally surm;sa e,," ssI's
~ ~ ,n,.r;nr.r. H.. aaa ~. 's 49,
man1 mu.t Prevail hnt TIA 80, go 80 y,
a.ma,a w;il as,a,,a an,;roi,, ~" =. she
.;ei " '.,h ~ 's'a. 'n"s oe pieh-
1870 49,. -. = 'nu wy ooiieolions
fe'seI " y Soou observe iha'
- s e' 'n'"ui"c'ar o., s'!xs
"s f'ea i'o .'a Ih'ha. Inc IN
- 49, mas 'hJafed tht
raa,c,;a,, !, -. - IN. h, SINAI
,,aaeao', = ~. pl'eo y shA hau occurred
~ 'Ass "a''ees .nence, IN consequence OF al
r,," 'epf e., - ~, .nn'Aet'
~ wv GA III '"f ,'ie coming season have
~ ~ p'en ,, .Au'pneu. IN domestic goods
f 'ne.e - = os.Ner supply ana assortment 10
small reduction in cotton will increas,
the consumption materially, 80 that the in.
creased product expected from the prowiuu
crop will bring high uriees. The ~ -.
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IMPORTANT CHANGKof
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO l. MISSISSIPPI
'so.D a.re..
r ALL RO AID.

Completed 10 Cincinnati Through ,rith OUT
change Of cars Only enc change
~ cars to LouisUiiis--- One
change to Clersland.
.nNEte Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and 80 miles nearer to all East-
ern Cities than by any othor route.
The GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
The s. Mail and AIDE ms Erpyess
On and after VI dnc sday, July list. trains will
leave AS follows:
L. ). Mail Train--Leaves ofhcs, corner 4th and
Chestnut. ~ 1000 .. IN. Leaves EAst St. Louis
Depot at 1880.
Express Train--Leares office, aorner Of 4th end
Chestnut, Mt pm. Leaves East st. Louis Depot
| ats 80 IN.
! In order co acco IN modate the travelling pub
! lie, saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains Will r''n asabove every day except
Sunday.
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT Scoop. N.
! n. b. All trains make direct and csrtala CON
/ nectioas ~ Cincinnati with ali Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thus formin the Shorten, o. cknt,
and only Broad Gas9s Route TO New York, boston,
Philaieiphia. Bsltim IRE, Washington City, Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, and ali
Eastern cities.
! Also Chicago, and a. points on the Illinois Cen
/ trail r. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO,
1 New York passenger. have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz; New York
4 Ere n. Central, Psnnsylvania Central, and
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
! Though passengers should avail Themselves OF
this most reliable route between the East and
the West, o. IL affords unusual facilities, being
snoerlnr road and the only Broad 9uAge Road In
the West.
/ Passengers for Decatur, Bioom ngton, Lasalle
Rock island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga
lena, Peru, &c, connect al Sandoval with the
Illinois Central X. X. for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago connect u
Odin wi the chicago Branch. Through from, St
Lonis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage check given in the city, ant
basgags handled free giving passengers no ,roabl,
atthe Depot.
! THROUGH TICKETS
| Can be procured at the offices, Nos. rs and 80
corner VI 4th and Chestnut streets, under tn
Planters House, and ut No. 81 Lsvee, corner o.
/ Vine street.
rr-Both Offices arc exactly on the corncr--th
only places to obtain reliable information.
W. II. CLEMENT, Gsa'l Supt.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen,l W sstern Ae't
omnibuses will call for passengers and bsggag
in any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either Of the offices. Call reguiarly ut the Hotels
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Money to Loan

X MOVING the attraction Of the above Aeading
IN the subscriber begs pardon for ssing il to
draw yeur attention moro particularly to this mo-
tice-for there arc 80 many humbugs, In these days
Abou selling OF 81 east etc., that people scarcely
eser read the NJ tices though they thrown into
their houses, in the shape Of hAnd-biiis.
Bat this ia no humsa,. and the doubtful reader
may have actual characterization Of the fact by
calling atthe Boot and shoe shopNo. 50 Main-st.
where he can buy goods nj sush Low Prices ~ to b
even better fhan mone3 rithoHf fnfsrea.
jyi7d s. A, DUKE
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Gensra1 Division Wabash a MisAts-
stPpt Railroad-.. WorK Beguu-.-
lOOA

Good!
We observe in the Fuiton Ledger and in
the Canton Weekly Register, both published
at Canton, Fulton county, Illinois, articles
OF very encouraging CHI racter concerning
the central division Of the Wabash and MIS-
sissippi Railroad. The first or Western d.
vision OF this road extends from this place
Tor Hamilton, on the opposite side OF the
river) 70 some point not yet fully decided
upon on the Northern Gross Railroad. The
central division extends from that point to
Canton. Canton is only some twenty five
miles from Peoria.
Al recent meeting Of the Directors of
the Company, all the stock subscribed in the
central division was ordered to be paid at
the rate OF twenty per cent. per month until
the whole amount was paid in, as it bad been
decided to construct that division as soon rs
possible. A proposition was made by
Messrs Buell. Go. to construct the road,
iron it, put on rolling stock and equip it in
every way for use, at the rate Of Sl9. 900 per
niie. sThe Messrs. Buell. have just compile
ted contract IN Michigan, are competent
and responsible contractors, and the offer
was 30 favorable that the Directors have de-
termined TO take advantage of their otior.-
Hence the prompt and energetic action above
stated. They will immediately solicit furth.
or subscriptions along the line OF that di-
vision, our contemporaries say with every
prospect of good success.
We mentioned the meeting at Bushnell "a
take into consideration the termination Of
the Western division Mt that place ehavt
never seen the proceedings of that meeting
But our Canton contemporaries say that a
banter was made there to the people Of the
central division TO the effect thai the west.
era division would touch the Northern
Cross road before the central DIVISION
TINS banter our neighbors Of the cen.
trail division have met with resolution.
They say they will get there fret. II they
do, they will hayeto "hurry up their cakes y
Tor the prospect Of junction Of the western
DIVISION with the Northern Cross a, an enr '
day, IL very hastering. Thirteen miles, OF
ABOUT half, are graded, and the iron is on
the way. But they seem to be moved by the
right spirit, and if they do not bea, MS, the,
act as II they would not be long behind US. a,
any rate.
Once at Canton, we are 80 near to Peoria
that we can take advantage Of the route cas-,
from thence as soon ns /, is completed Il
Logansport. Our chances Of several rood
eastern routes seem all that we could wish
Patience for little while. friendsi
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TO ExrussAou Par.se.,

To ExrussA0n Rasstes.
IsuA attention VI pic-H,c and Pleasure Parties
y calied " thv esAut,fu groves in the Aeigh-
sorhood u Dsealinn. Ihe scenery 10 The
groves are numerous and extensive, and % more
pleasant Place can he found TO enjoy summers
day. Ibs DscAiion Land and Ferry Company will
convey partss Ut pleasure both 70 aud from be-
Gallon, during tbs summer months, at nominal
rAtes. on tAeif new d ewhsci beat "Dseaiion, -
viii be cnnv~yed PEER. J. II. SULLIVAN,
g X Dsose, Sse'y. Psesf b. y. . i. CO.
Iune16dtf
A SUPPLY 81 frssh HOPsai H00HNET.
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DoC0 Aboh Eerrs MDa A4nA0 Cos
sNHk Very Boat "DI GALLON" viii commence
her tSips about July lst, running 1rsmt NV
Ferry iandins II tAs upp4S aaa VI q ssssss u sAs
tpvl % Dssaiicn. The hast 10 new ~ so01o-
diuusaaA Vii make ssnstAat tripa fre1 suaeise 10
sunset. Th~ soAd fr.n Tbs Ferry Lsnding - D.
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ssn,asd 10 use every sxsstion 70 pisass ths srav-
s,nK pnbic bah in ratss Of fare and terry Aeeom.
nodaiasas. J. H.EULLltAN,
G. B. DInosp, Sse'y. President.
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