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9 @oob Storg.
From the Home Magazinine.]
LITTLE TT IN GS.
BY T.S. ARTHUR.

Katy Cleveland had been maraid only
a single month. What ails the sweet
young bride Her eyes look as if she had
been weeping. That curve upon her lips
is not the arching beauty Of SMILE
Has Edward spoken unkindlyl? or re-
fused some darling requess7 Has he left
her to be gone q week or failed 10 re-
turn at the appointed time after few days
absence! No--none Of these. Then why
has grief visited her gentle bosom !--for
grieving she is, as she sits there by The
window, still as an effgy.
Do not smile at the answer we give
you: {: "EdWard has only forgotten the
expected kiss at parting, and gone fOIlb
to his daily business leaving shadoy
upon the spirit Of his young WIFE"
4' 8 You smile in the face OF our caution
It is such q little thing! And you say,
if Katy Cleveland is going 10 mekc ?
bracket to hang troubles upon Of every
trile like This. she will soon have her
whole house tapestried with gloom.
Butt was no triAe to Katy. The young
husbands kiss may be nothing 10 you
not even held to the value ol pepper
corn--bu. il was Of priceless value to the
bride. She had even come 10 look for.
ward to lhe daily partings and meeting
for the qnfailing kiss=-that sweet token
of love.
But the token had been withheld at last;
and on the closing day Of their "honey.
moon." How ompousl Was the hns.
bands shadow already thrown across the
threshold Of their homel
Acts we all instinctively regard as the
representatives Of thoughts or feelings
The kiss, Yith Kaly, vas an expression
Of love its denial an evidence of failing
warmth on the part of her idolized hps'
band.
She had no other Interpretation. Nc
wonder, therefore, that tears dimmed hel
eyes; no wonder that veil was on hel
counlenance. Il was the brides first sor
row.
Away to his store Edward CLEVELAND
had gone, wholly unconscious Of the sha
dow he had left behind him. He did no
even remember that, in parting, he hat
withheld the usual kiss. Thoughts, d
business had intruded themselves eveI
into his home, and claimed to share tn
hours sacred TO domestic tranquility
The merchant had risen for the time su
pefior to the husband.
When Edward met his wife at the fal
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Great Speech i'm Connecticut.

We love good thing, at whosoever's
expense. The following speech in the
Connecticut Legislature, by Mr.. Rich
ards, of Ashford, we find reported in the
Hartford Times. The speech was made
against the motion 10 indefinitely postpone
series of anti-slavery resolutions, re-
ported by the committe on Federal Rela-
lions.
"Gentlemen of the house of Repre-
sentatives ! (The Speaker nodded leis
urely, as much as TO say, i am one Of
that number.) Slavery is wicked and
bad institution, my friends, and l GO
against it wherever it exists. 1t hadn't
ought to have resting place on this
globe. No, my dear sir 1t is inhuman
and a fraud upon our country and its
laws. | say not another step shall you
60. Now, my dear sir, when look
back on Jefferson, who was the infinite
arkiteckt of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, whereby Slavery never could ex-
ist, making all men free and equal, and
alike, what do | find ? My respect and
admiration are delighted, genllemen.-
And the infinite wisdom of this House
should sustain that act. My feelings on
this subjecl.ah, are very ardent, and if |
say anything so severe as TO hurt the
feelings of the other side. l ask theil
pardon. My dear sir! Speaker shuts
his eyes very tight, and compresses his
lips;) when l come of age | was called tc
the bedside of dying man in Ashford
His hair was siIvered Ger with age, ant
white with gray hair. He threw .ht
first Democratic vote ever cast in Ash
ford, and my dear sir, that was a hlgf
honor, gentlemen. He said 10 me, care
you going to be made a freeman in Ash
ford e. Yes, sir, do! Then, sale
this old grey headed man, white with ag
, and tottering on the grave, Seek III
Lord Seek him airly that you ma
find him; and then make yourself maste
of the science of government
O! my dear friends, we must avoi'
the evil deeds of this world, for the oil
man saw the democratic party going VI
and up. up and up, higher and higher. til
it got to be majority, and that was do
ing good deal in those times in Ashford
Let us beseach the Lord to conduct US il
the right paths, and let us avoid ,h'
evil temptations of the times, and buckle
on our armor for the day which no mar
knoweIh when it comes. And finally
90 for these resolutions, for am QUIT
spoken and plain hearted and ardent ii
my feelings, gentlemen. And finally, a
my time is up. will say no more, thong
| beseach you, my dear sir, not 10 ente
into the beggarly elements O. the world
full of wicktdness and all manner of ev
things, and hope they will pass-r and
will stop"
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Fact, Fun and Fancy.

Raillery is the lightning of calumny.
Why is the tOllng of bell like the
prayer of hypocrite Bekase it is a
solemn sound by thoughtless tongue.
Why does blacksmith seem the most
dissatisfied Of all mechanics ? Because
he is always striking for wages.
Zeno, of all virtues, made his choice Of
silence; ''for by it," said he, 81 hear
other mems imperlections, and conceal
my own"
The gem cannot be polished without
friction; neither can man be perfected
without trials.
He is the best accountant who can
count up correctly the sum Of his own
errors.
A friend cannot be known in prospcri'
ty, and an enemy cannot be hidden III
adversely.
"Well, Dick" said doctor to po.
lite man, whose wife he had been attend
ing, show is your wife ~ "She il
dead, thank you, Doctor"
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POetical.
For the True American.
The Orphans Prayer.
BY W. 4. NJ,


Father, they say that thou canst hear
Though all around is dark and drear,
They say that thou art ever near,
Wilt thou not hear me pray?
And dost thou. mark each tear shed
And dust thou watch my lowly bed
Though friends are far away}
Father, thou know'st I'm all alone,
The friends love so well have gone
Was it not thou that call'dst them home
Dost thou not pity me!
Thou know'st wake when Others sleep
Thou see'st the burning tears ] weep,
O.! call me home to thee
i meet few kindly smiles below,
Few words that soothe my bitter woe,
All! who the orphans heart can know,
May l not come to thee
know that all is peace and love
in thine holy home above, -.
long thy smile to see.
Father, ] weep when round the hearth
see the household band of earth;
turn from all their thoughtless mirth,
/ have no home below;
Yet Savior, when come to thee,
Thou smil'st SO sweetly down on me,
Ihalf forget my woe.
sOJ thou my All, and can I stay
SO long from thy bright home away?
With thee It's surely endless day,
o! guide me to thy throne;
Yet l would be submissive still,
I'D meekly bow my stubborn will
And say let thine be done.
Father, 1 know no bitter word
In thy blest home is eyer heard,
The restless heart ne more is stirred
o. call me early home;
Methinks thou smilest DER me now,
And lay thine hapd upon my brow,
And suy'st, daughter, come.
New ALEXANDRIA, June %, 1857.
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A New York paper says; ga few
Sundays ago at one Of our churches the
choir sang ahymn to the tune which
comes in as follows: 'My poor pol--my
poor pol--my poor polluted heart Ano-
ther line received the following render.
ing And in the pi--and in the pi--and
in the pious he delighted And still
another was sung 'And take thy pil--
and take thy pil--anc take thy pilgrim
homeO -s.tss stfAf
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A lady being in want of dyer, was re-
ferred 10 an excellent workman, and
something Of wagi in his line. The lady
called and asked care you the dying
man I" mo, ma'sm, Pm a living man,
but I'll dye for you," promptly replied
the man Of many colors, putting the en-
phasis where it was needed.
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There is girl in Troy whose lips are
so sweet that they stick together every
morning, by the honey they distil. and
she cannot open her mouth until she has
parted her lips with a silver knife. She
will be a treasure to her husband, not
only ON account Of her sweetness, but
because she can occasionally keep her
mouth shut.
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A UDIT TORS R EP o R T
OF
RECEIPTS g. EXPENDITURES
OF THE -
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year Ending June LIST, 1857
EXPENDITUR E. s:

EXPENDITUR E s:
VIM Reid Delinquent schOolTax collected in
VIM. Reid, State Common School Fund and In.
terest due District No. 8, eOS 10
Wm Reid for making annual settlement with m
Auditor, w
George W. Dilworth, Township Taxes collected
in Mt. Pleasant township, ITO ~
Same Special School Tax collected In Mt Pleas m
ant Township, 09s ~
SAME Mt Peasant Pta.s StT Township. o' anu ~ $40 20
Same, for making annual settlem't with Audior W
IL. J Hukill for repairing pavement in front q.
of Court House, 20
James Everson, treasurer, Township taxes col
lected in Wells Township 2ol oS
Same special school tax collected for incidental ~ =,
expenses, " DO
Same special school tax collected for prolonging =
schools, 1oo "a
Same special school tax collected for building
School House In District 8, llI ~
Same, special school tax collected for building
school house 10 District 2, 3O5 "a
same do do RI, Tp i, go 94
John Anderson, treasurer, Township taxes col
lected in Brush Creek Township, 61 "
Same, Tp schoolta collected in Brush Creekp 90 e
same State com school fund due R. g. To. IL, 1873 50
same do do r. TIP. IL, 4lO 81
Same, for making annual settlemt with Auditor OF
John Beebout, Treasurer, Tp tax collected in =,
Springfield Township. 1Oa y. "
Same, Up. scho0l TAX couecteu III ePIinBueiu P'
Same, special do do 40 odi 0S 0S
Same STATE com school fund due R. A. To- IL, 2SS o.
same do do r. 4, Tp.12, 42S 4;
same, for making annual settlement with Audi ~,
tor, D."
| r. l.. McCook fine and costs in case Of Ohio vs.
| Martin Adams, refunded by order Of Com
missioners, bO
VIM Kerr, ESQ., costs in case Of Ohio VS.. Russell, q
Alexander Mossgrove, Treasurer, Township Tax,
| &C., collected In Warren township, 3ll
Same, same School Tax, &c, collected in War
rem township, " I
Same State CON- school fund due II. 2, Tp ., lOoo
| Same do do R.2, Up. 5, 5O3
Same, for making annual settlement with Au ,o
ditor, ~
IHO%RsSI 70 Hstr.t DSusIsS, ssIsm tpownshin 2s2 o.
Same, State COM schosl fund due D. 2, Salem tps zs
Same, for making annual settlement with Ar M
| dtor,
David Gam Cameron, 10 A IP; ana FOOT A"As' '''' 247 81
ln oaren, " Tn - y,s.taa IN Salem to. ava q
Same To- School Taxes for building sehooFhouss' SOV
Same Road Tax collected in salem tp, oaS n n
\ same State com. schooliund due Salem ,pp. eoV
Same for making annual settlement WIN A~ ~
ditor, -, ..o..aa In
| tbe name OF Bradley's heirs refunded, oV
Vim MagIll Treasurer Township Taxes collect -. !.
ed In Island Greek township, Noi
Same TCwnssp ,SSsaSs School taxes ''n'''s0 ~ N l5s
Same special ssnool'aAsS sO''sO''u - 4'-A' 2ss q
! game road taxes collected In IslandCre tps Izo
same. State com. school fund due r. 2, Tp -, 4
lsland Creek tpWnshiP Aeh
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~Did you know such mechanical GO.
MUS as my son y said an old LADY He
has made's fiddle out Of his own head,
and he has wood enough for another" I"
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MiilinsyK SO { IHansy 0seAs.

WOULD respectfully call the attentisn sfths
> Ladies - ~ large and wall selected s4oek =
tall and winter guods, which will ssll AtUtnsip-
nati pvicss. Nv steek cepsisss e1 silk, sssaw asd
velvss bcnAets; also. splendia AssoxlMeut 81 rib
een Aewurs and fsAths 70, selected With aFestcars
Xes will md evesytAiDg 10 The l0NlSnsyy and
1hqW hnslas@s ~ NJ estaA AltxAment. ID tkelaSest
Aasaion. ! - al.o prepars1 tsas I'll work n ~
tsinuine ,6asasAfag btsssisg Ard nakino leuns3s
s3 every description, 10 ssdev. wfilwarfapt al
ueFk teetve 1eAlsteattoa.
Come oAe, eone ali. Notrsnble eeshow aoeds
q Mr.. 0lsnay =. On Fosrsh, hstsssa 1aia and
'.;i ssysss.ily MRS. oLEnHY
rEocR. yECCR.!- II. .CgsE n: FLOUR II:
xookMk Clsy MILE.
sIsH1 sslss.iess. Assias tSsrs ny sepeirsd.ls
sbps - xeeA1A viii Dbs1 uAjsA ~ warrant
.eaual - any hreagAs ~ ahis maRksAy ssA wpald
ssepese1 eolislt slais sAn1 insas)iAl tstal.
- - 1taaltnga eoaseeAtlI - hanl.
jy1S.1tl C0LkMAM IOO19.
- - EsT1eS WSS7 111 0e1I ..
yNIEL keep IT. sale, u a1eof lase - ~ Kee-
M - - N. - Msins nAaissA1 -,
Wed " ~ eeyd, - slso ysepassA ~ us1t
Alpe, Gal fsom ~ hsst minse Il ~ ~ M1kSoo
yellsvs eAisA Ahsy viii Aelivsf Il ~ - r.
- III y ~ Raalyesx 49,, % M lil 1.
Fuie ! nvGe, sofnes 4ein aalF ~ IN M N11 ~
pssnptiy attended 70. Prise isvs
= dslivssy. EjuAe1es419 4
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+ ATE partner " - sshbsrn. Architect Of
IL American, 1s1x Vlpahsop aaA Parker
Hosses, and Tres - fxhTlss 1ssssn; Wssd's Hs.
vi, PeTtlAsd; Bay Entt Hosss, Woeesstsr, snd
nAay aaAas 11st ~ pablie AnA pstya1s haldinss
thrsnghost thc country, having losstsdi IN ksokuk,
wosld iaforn tho psbic thai o 10 preparsd e far.
sish DssigSs, Pianr, Detail Dfaw3n6s, 6pesl1sa-
tioss and 6speSintsndence for ChnFehss, 6ehool
Rssses, Hotsls, Htorss, Dwellings. aaA Babljs aad
private buildings ef all kinds, With aad
accuracy. q
All tls nodnn imnovsansnts, such ~ wsrnins,
Lighting, vsntilatisn, Ae, ADOPTED u The 3ast-
sfn stisS, will b especially provided for - r.
i 00ss n San pie nss builAing, ,sn Second
! Is. Il. 'si.diy y. II. MOORE.
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FIJI. OsConnoP|
I I + 4 ! 1 Y,


C11An0T0 An D0U001y II ssss III IA
A fO1nxcA3!1g NALL sss.sss q -
MAslesaas esA nstail Dsalsss = 1sus
As4teines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye Str, ~ ~
Issfs1sry. Cigars, Tobasso sna 161lb 11oe
nsetsas1 = 81 hinas sew = ssse n m p
sHsll-ssiseted stask, y which tAsy iavIls ~
tenston u dealsSp. IN
Casssssrs asd physissess svsll a,wsys $50
this sstallieh hMsnt f'eaA al uunAm1asoAea 49,
idnss, whieh tAsy ssleet nth sfSak ~ -
other Assss In the Stats.
n. H--Ptsass call and sxsni.e ~ pk ~
ere pnfshAdaE slseu here. -
4 p RARR9LE = CaET ~T 7ss .ss
81 WATCHMAKKRS AND JEWIk
- MAIN ~, DaT. sEconD AnD S11nos
move KB0KUK. lOM4
"ATCHE6.-Ala large assortnsns & e kol811s
w and 0entlsmsn : Ane Gold WstsAes. At1A
ever oGsssd IN the West, which ~ wassouAed VIII
the atmost confidence. Tor tAls lev .
aove-AAw PARMALH ACAMHDKLL1.
TBwkLkY-A Ans ssorsmsut 81 pla1n, ~,
- Cameo, CeSal aaA psiassd fiAs Aaa HaIsjAsss
sinfle orin estts. Plain sold. opal, and ruhy O1As
AOND RIN06j 8o2a Guard Fob, Vsst nd lssk
ohaina; Gold aad Silver 1Ainhlse, 0eIA nfaesleess
Lsststs, Seals, CAArns. Keys, Psnsils, ssats sol1
aovs-S1v PARHILI ! lCAnP1ELLr.
CILvkR WAkR.-A soaplsts asssinsnt ol
y silver Ware. somprialng aPeons, forks, napkin
rings suys, frnlt knivss; aiSs silver sasd -sases,
''ssssss:;. ss.s:: ssssssa All: c4rpss1l
DLATED WARE-tiivsr plated - sssi., ,sas1ois
I saks aad card ha1ksss, eandis stlsks, ~, st
novs-dAv RARAkI.E : CAMP1nlLI
(yOLD PKNS--Aortons, Baslsy 3 ,snd DeNSsas
aovsa1. fARHSIs ! dx1}sSiIu.
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FARE FROM KEOKUK
RAILROAD TICKETS

Gesd Ter n Unlimited lsngth of time Allowibe
PaesenGen testop at any point and re-
sans THAR Journey 81 lsisere.
6tsaMboat Tiskssa good until Close q Navigation.
19Passengsrs eau obtain Rsliabls Infcnaaion
~ this OfBos q regard 70 ell RAilfoed Routes in
the United States and CanAdAs.-0R
Passengsrs leave kcakuk every day q foilsws /:
Up TIE Aiycr, ~ about r. u, Nondays excepted.
DoNn the River, bcfyecn end Up. n, svAsy day.
6sAgs Foss East TO piynoath q ;. u, ,Sandays
exesptsd.
a-0@es opsn s4 ~ 'elosk = n.
J.R. R.TEWESBURY.
jyls-d&W
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CONNABLE 1 SAYTH.
HAMILA, RALSTON + CO.
HOWARD KILBOURNE.
H0ON, FRENCH = CO.
q. w. 6ARRETSON.

kefer also 70 y. =. nrceaen, pavid collier, y. A..
ply, Buildsrs Vim. Graham, Baiidessi higdon,
Booth Co., Baildsss Davis = Frice, Painters.
vlsHE undsrsigued has purchased the Patent
> Right Tor y eountissin NE southern part Of
Lows 03 X. y. Chllds Co.'S Patent Elastic Cs-
nsnt koohns, and Y prepared to introduce it into
lss In the cities OF Keoksk, Burlington, and the
4As psblis = lessspsriority - sooGsg naterial.
AFshitsets snd Bailders should mot fail = OK
anime this roofing, sst 70 cheaper and better than
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Aotu OtIeUtt peSs 0lo . vtR AkVACAs a.
r1sAEusdsfsigsed have now In
= their Warc-hooDs, and dssiea
keeping constantly On hsnd vslle
selected dassortmsnt Of alikinds Of furnituIs, ,sn-
bracing Marble top Dressing, and plaiA Burssus !
Ans and plain Sofas Ane and plain Center and
Card Tabiesj Cane seat and W indsor Chair kosk-
Ing Chairs efevsrydsscrip ptios from plain wooden
ssst, to the Anest hair cloth plain and
fancy turned cottag 4 bsdstsadi dieithslatsststyls;
Lounges, Ae.
Looking Glasses Of Al lsisss ;ciosks ,carpstings.
aoor and door msttingn, Asor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, fsathsf dusters, carriage trimmings
windsw shades aAdtrinnines and every other ar
ticlc usually kept in our line Of businsss.
Part ofour stock vas made underour own super.
visisa, ssd thsfest bought fren nasufsetexiss Of
high standing, 20 that NO ean warrant every arti-
ole for durability and Gnish Of worknAnsaip.
Oar inject ID 70 sstAbiish permanent businsss
here, aad not on the Peter Funk principles
and ~ ~ inAuesmsnt to psfsons to purchase Of
~, are resolved tossll at the lowest 81. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purcAasins
elsewhere. W. will always take plaAsureiA show
ing furniturs TO Ladies and 0sntlemsn Who may
favor us With call, whether they feel inclined 10
by Or not.
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR.
Feb. ~. l83y.--dkvtf
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7se. per 100 lbs

aAsns nsrwDnn niLApsLpnIA Aup P1rrspuns
1IssfCI Shoes, Hats
saa caps, Dsoks, Dry 0eeds,
Qa bo1es, balss aad tsunks,) 76c. per 100 lbs /.
Drags ttA boxes and bAlss)
1sathses, 1uss, As., &e.
"A CLAss.-Lsnsstic Hhestisg,
Hhirting md Ticking In orig
iasl belssl Drugs (n easks) sn.
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls " os' Pst AsS 'os'
hoxss,) Wool, and Sheep Pslts,
ID CLAss--AssiIs, Steel, Chains
lin sasks,) Asmp, Bacon and
Pork, 6a1(e1 tloose in sacks) SOC. per lee lbs
Tobasss, nsaafactured, (cxsept
Cisass q sus,l H., Ac.
AtA CLAss. -CoAss, fish, Bacon,
1sef ard Pork, Tin casks or
bo1ss eastward, Lard and Lard 400. per 1e~ lbs.
Oil, NatIs, Soda, Ash, German
Caay, Tar, Pitch, Rssiu, -.
ILOUR-4l per hAi. nntil further nstics.
0RAIN-5t ets. PER 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - pr bale, aot sxessding SO lh
veight, until furtAer notice.
- II shipping Goods from any point Hast Of
PhIlaAslphiA, . particular TO mark package "vis
fsansylvania Railroad All Goods consigned 10
As Aesuss Of this Road 1t Philadeiphia OF Pitts
hsrg, will b forwarded without detention.
Hnsrsnf AaRsrs--Harris, Wormlcy Co., Men,
phis, Tenn; b. =. oass Co., 81. Lcais; r. g. o.
kilsy Co., 8vaosville, IsA.; Dvmssnil, Bell 3
neiArun. nadason, Isd.; sPriEnan brown, sad
zanssvs1te, Ohio; Lsssh Co., 81 KilbS street Dos-
ton, Lseeh Co., Ne. Astor Hesss, View YoYk; No
william street, asd No. .. Battery Pfaes, New
York Z. J. 6nssdsr, Philsaslphia; NAxrav
Koons, nsitinsrs Geo G. srsssisns, Pittsburg.
General trsi IL. Agent, Philads,pl,a
HI LOMBAERT, Sept, Altoona, Pa.
Jan. 1, 1857.-dly
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RA00N1g041 PACKETS.
|1ss4. oRnTN0 4 AanANGEmENr. 1857.
= slis trade ! line of No.. ~ =
- VIA tesvs ~. louis for LOsisiana, Hoa5lf f1{.
gsineys LAgfaap, CaAten, waSsaw and Keekrk.
Lseyise y. Looh ss - o'clock n, daily; arriving
= sse,issa e So. esiss5 y :. y, and ksc-
a., Wsnaw 81 9p. n, Lagrange at I p. n, &
Qaisny 81 p. n, Hannibal q >. Z. and arrivins
at 81. LOais q 8 .. a.
Aaothss line Of steamers will leave 81. Louis 70
esaness utia The Qaissy And Chicago Railroad,
:, ..Assees ~ o. .esn e. NJ arriving At Aaaaibsl
kstasning--lAsve Quincy q o. n. usuuibol Il
-, Ard arriving q 81. Louis 1t la.n.
Assosa = businsss via Railroad Il Ysssnsd
steamer vll make round trip daily between Kco-
kak and 0aincy, leaving Keokuk ct 4. n, ana
ieaylaS 0nlsey q Y y. lfsAst-d
Tsr sAs URler MHsslssIppi.
U. .. MAIL LINE.
Keck ladnd and KsoASk Daily Paamosy
Peeltsss.
1TSuk Stsamers Ben. Campb and "a ss
= J. Mckee will compose this lias
Tor the season Of 1857. Both Of thsss
seAts being of light draught and of
gfsas spssd, may be relied upon for making con
nsctions ~ advertised.
Tbs Ben. CampAsll, L. Dodge, Master, A. l.. Mil
d.y and Saturday the J. Mckee, J. Il. Reach.
Aaster. A. n. Corwine, Clerk, leaves Montross
every Wsdnesday, Friday and Sunday, ON the arri-
val of the packets from 80. louis, connsstinR st
bsrlngsan with trains for Chicago. and NJ. Pleas
ant, iowai at Muscstine with the train for lows
City at Rock Island With Minnesota Packet Com
paly sstsAmcrs for aaiena, Dubuque and 81 PAU.
and the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. mav7d7m
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csmpletsdto Csnetnaals- 7Arosgh vithovs
chaags Of carr OniS ems chon1s
Of carsto Losisvjlls-- One
chsHgs 70 Cissslsmd.
.0NEte wheeling, sad two las changes II Cars
~ md baseage and 50 miles nearer 70 ali Hest-
81 Oitlss than ~ aay Other suats.
Tnn 1REAT NATIONAL ROUTE, ssvsvsas
~ Y. .. Mall aad Adcms Eeprsas.
On aad sitter "Wednesday, July Let, trains viii
US. Mail Al aiA--Leavss oazes, corner 4,h and
CAsstnut, At 1880 =. IN. Leaves East 81. Louis
Dspotat 1850.
kxpsssa frain--Leasssoisss, corner - III and
Chestnnt, at 3p. IA. Leaves East st. Louis Depot
at $3.50 p.m.
II orisr - Asse aodat. me travelling psb.
flc, Saturday Afternoon Train has bssa pot
90, ana falAs VIII rsa - Above every day except
0Ng SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oo p. n.
n. B.-Ati trains make direct ssd csrfsia rea-
ssesiens q cisesasstt With all Eastsrn Mail and
Express Trains, thus forming the sAoyfssi qsaehsst
asd ssiy Bvesd Ossss Rosie 70 New York. Beston.
Philadelphia. Daltimors, washingtan City Pitts.
hargh. wheeling, Cleveland, Buaalo, and all
Aiss, chiease, and 81 point. on the Ilinois Cen
trAl Il. \,
| ONLY ONE caAxos or CARS 70 CHICAGO.
Ns~ York passengers hare choice Of fosr good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
Erie, N. Central, PennsylvAnis Central, and
1 0AltiWuEe 8Vnio.
Through pAsssngers should avail themselves Of
this most reliable route betwssn the East and
the Wsst y 1t s1ords anssual faoi iitiss, being
superior read, and ths only Brond Gsags RoAd in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur Bloomins ston, LAsalls,
Rock lsiand, Burlington, Peoris, Duuieith, Ga
lena, Pers, r., connect ~ 6Andoval With the
Illinois Central X. b. for the shove named points
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago connect :.
Odiu with the Chicago Branch. Through from St.
Louis with only ono change VI cars.
ThTosgh eeggsgs shseks given In the city, and
tree, giving pass sngers no trouble
atths Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can b. procursd At the otIcss, Nos. - and 80
corner Of 4th and Chsstnst streets, under ths
PAINTER House, and 81 No.s4 Lsves, corner oi
Vine street.
IrBeth o6iess are exactly on the eornsr--ths
only places TO obtain reliable inforns alton.
w. II. CLkMRNT, 6snl Sup't.
ISAAC WYAAN, 0snI Western Ae't
0mnibuses will caIlfor passenger and bAgeas,
In any part of the city, BY leaving their addssss
either Of the eises. Call regularly At the Hotsls
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