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A CUNNING BABooN--Many are the anec-
doies related of the baboon. An Indian chef
possessed u tame baboon, which, in common
with all the monkey race, entertained IL dread
Of snakes; its master, from mere watomess
torclhly entwined Il decd snake round the bab-
oon's neck, when the s-nimal sat motionless for
upwards OF an hour, stupid with fear, and, on
the snake being removed, stole timidly into the
hut of the chief. After a short time the bah
Don was, according to custom, called on by his
mater to scratch his head, but although sum
moned several times in an angry voice, ii
refused t,mave. The chief..arose and struck it
with a stiek, and Immediately the enraged and
aggriovea animal sprang upon him the neigh
bors, hearing the s%eufle, ran 70 see what was
the matter, but could distinguish nothing
through The dust raised in the interior Of The
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

~ I[Hh4#
NHosrnY o. .zIxlrArlos,-Ou Democratic
friends viii probably be startled when No H.
iurnl them TINT the staulch Democratic Stats
ofaSouttI C~aIDlina. has prescribed . ~ foreiign
population.
1he Legislature Of that State as said that
no foreigner shall exercise the privilege IL the
elective iraischise until hs Ahall have been, f0r
ten years, At least, y ilaturaiized citizen of The
United States, md Of lid State u South Caro-
iiIia Rvg years next preceding tire election at
which be votes. This has actually happened
IN the thoroughly democratic Stale df South
Carolita.s Iafg there been sucIe 4 movement
On the part " ID American Legislature, We, as
u party, w0ssld have been called proscriilt
tiotists indeed; but coming from the source
II dor, what character Of ,OfteDling will our
opponents term IL ws NE
The good Democratic State of Mississippi
only requires If the foreigner, IL be shall have
been previously ilAturalixel, q residence d one
year within her borders. There ii certainly i
gross wrong somewhere, and there il also !
corrective, which the Democracy themselves
are about applying, II We read Alright 9 the
signs Of the times. Let them act thus wisely
and well, and we shall not complain Of their
our thunder. We are getting used TO
". vicksburg Times.
NO. tF is EL1+ A4MEF
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us! Worms! There is no disease men

rs! Worms! There is no disease mess
.liou among children, and ycl none which
frequently battles the skill If tho physicliR'
IS worms. They are highly detrimental N w
institution and their presence should "
carefully guarded against by parcnts. 0n ~
first manifestations Of symptoms, every met
should be used Il cxlel them promptly ~
thoroughly. Mciane's Vcrniluge, prelsHA
by Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh, is well estshs
Iished as the MIST ceaail, safe and slNsay
remedy ever offered for this troubles0Messa ~
dangerous mn.ady and all who nave the llsa,
asement Of chi,dsen should keep this inya'u4haaE
medicine on hand. In addition to Us leslsatE
safety, it never fails to produce the dssNlssff
%etfect.
Purchasers will be careful 10 ask ior NJ b
M LANES celebrated vcrmifage, manutAcitltsSs
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pns q.
other vermifuges in COMPARISON IRE worth
Br. MLane's genuine yermifuge, also his a,
ebraied Liver Pills, can now be had atA!
respectable drug stores. None are genalls
without the signature of Fleming Bros. Ags'
vii Il Mead, New Orleans, La, general whe1s
sale agents for The Southern States, ~ N1!1M
all orders must be addressed. Sold III OISSS&k
sas by John Posey and T. |. Hebrard. leif9E
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QTATE OF LOUISIANA-District Ose

CTATE OF LOUISIAN A-District Cstt
~ Parish Of ST. Landry. No. 8064... Estatea
Edmond Estillette deceased. s.
MARIE c. VAsssua. Of the Parish of ST. LaAeys
Administrative Of the estate of Edmond EstiH2Ms
deceased, late of said Parish, having filed a.
tableau of said estate. accompanied BY her pon4s
praying that the same may be honnlogateds ~
approved And whereas, the prayer Of said pesiiM9.
has been granted by an order Of Court dated AK
"a, 1857: tSMA,NS
Therefore, notice is hereby given to alt p~erscsssa3@s
terestcd to show cause, If any they have, w "
thirty days from the date hereof, why said M9'ss
should not I've homologatel and confirmed.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, April %, ls57.
=rf Is. LASTRApES, Cie&g
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A stock company has beeen formed of per-
sons residing in CINCINNATI and Dayton, Ohio,
who hare constructed q steam wagon to be
run on common roads. 1t was tested a few
nights since, and Travelled to the entire salts
faction Of those who got it up.
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NEW RUTCHERY. - The undersignee
1S will commence selling Beef in the j1c1T13
market in 0pclousas, about the lst Of
June. He has made his arrangements 49,
to obtain his supply Of B~eevexfrom one of the laf4ESe
Vacheries in the Parish, and vii always sell ~
ate prices and strict attention to his business, 4
obtain a fair share of the public patronage.
0pelousas, May 8, 1851.
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The newspaper is a sermon for the thought
full, a library for the poor, and a blessing to
every body. Lord Bronham calls It the best
public Instructor.
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NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the n
~ tate of Thomas and Mary Gardner deceasss,
and falling due on tie first of May 1857, VIII pls.2z
pay to Robert Bengucref, who is authorized 70 hi
tor me during my absence. Prompt attention. w
save costs. O. HINkLY, AdinlnlStrfsp91
MAY 2. 1857. &|
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FEATURE - CshA h - EnSlish point
View. -

.l4AAl#s M
Un "wednesday evening, y. Y. Dodson, Esq \,
candidate FOR Farilulent tor East SUSSEX. tui-8
nNtd an engagement which ne had entered INTO
some months previously, TO deliver = lecture
before the members Ct the Brighton Athenae-
UNI ~. tie Town Hall, which was crowded.
Ihe SUBJECT o. Ire lecture was Tuba, and IT
was 2 very excellent one, comprising = great
variety Of facis and opinions, the result Of Mr..
Dcdson 8 Residence 10 That island. lnthe course.
y nls remarks ME- Ddds0n said
lhe garrlso'i @ Cuba is superior ~ number
TO theNegular army Of the United States. Its
coast atc protected b. ! considerable naval
squadron: These maferial forces would, how
ever, avail little 10 : contest with America, it
me Americans Is 9 nation were determined to
obtain possession OF the island. But Spain has
olher securities Tor her right than her own
single banded might. Havana is the Constanti-
nipple Ut the Wesl-its unrisallcd harbor the
U"iaen !i0rnfoi the New Wor d. Cuba, like
turkey. insthe hands Of : third rate power, is
equally open 70 The, commerce Of oil nations.
alid .ffurdS 9 cause 0f jeaiCisy tonone. In the
iiands 81 : first rate power, i would be a
stronghold, from which the liberties
and rights 81 alton might at any time be
Threatened As,America grows in consequence
70 increased hlcilities OF communication bring
~. y v ny sVe NJ 'rn.sv s WIN u 5.'s'sohs q .'e
=. ~ ;a :. ~ .ns Ds ,s = 1870 my oscoaa'
4 $3.50 ~ onc Ivy = 'ns
..as,,"e.;..s &C., ~ g vs a,.'.. ~ n',r.'.m. a,'u
mo"osois 4, ' 1870, y sss' si.. nm. o9lss. n" 20.
...o u y ~ ~ 1u 1 ah Y |. s:, HsPuollc ~ W., W. com-
1.aIs III u ~ W Il :.. a.s..u ~ .ua w Aey = .he
M. III ns,,.. I lus sny = " w ss'Aule e'.ne
-, IN. Il. I NY .as Pl.TpslstlO ~ ..ne
d;as.ss y s,sut .u.p..e. ! Is's sfe however,
l s !. ~ !. - -. e. s1sss. wnls. ~ = y oe
~ 80 so."y :" NV sasA'y 'ose s's"e
w;.k p...,. Observation-Disclosures.
So =. .suss'., -. pa'.a.y ocJec. u aeq"'r-
~. W. ~ ; $500 y y =, ss VI. ' 'nsl -. ml.na.y pow
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sTS0ola e,c,p
4 hone u - the
.,SerasI ROW md
c.,,nss nm iSwsn M iGs av.s.
w.,sr no,.r fTee ffom diseose. fuel lab.
cs,.;,., isns s,ss.cticaI knuSwvie ia Asas I'M
q M HIM ~ NM dan,ad Gnrs M dhstssbe
m.n,,s,csnre f1shsra u xealfK nss3Wef. 4
is,;nn '.,,d ;,,aarcr,isnce &, alIs iRSi ha business,
linn IN f,rrrainc tLe NV Orleans Bulle.
II tbss nart;nan5iv .
Onr friends IN Alabama arc an lie right
tract They viii do more q adefend fhe
snn,h. ]. n ,Hev ne,seyere. than ali the crack
hra;ned noiiiicians who are stil,;na II over III
country his side II Tie line.
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q Ny lal,' said a ~schoolmasler . whit is a
memhar Of Congress " ~ member Of. Con
gress Is ! common substantive, agreeing with
/ SELF interest, and is governed BY 50 . day
understood
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cd story told Of a handlers

I'd story told of a handsbnt
made love to a very ypps
{msylvania. He accsuas,
18th All allusion to two M
ion. " Name them, saa
ant Of means To sct np
arted. aud the widow sent
for ample means. Wha
ped..ar lad hired ami stpcl.
G smiling fair one begged Il
impeachment. ~ have got n
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ss9 The French edspAisncnt of MI paper win
hersatsfhs nsdsr ~ editorial cAaz1Is q OxEzsns
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NHGuMESr.--A very celetra
Is; The world we ithak
in; that origine mnst ha
that cause must hnre bse
nteIligesicc must have ttcN
cheney must have bepT
(aate power must have bee
hat which always WINS md
I row by the name Of Godw
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GHIN9LES-1s,00e for sale by
- cHAs. \. EALERs
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-hday evening last
ISohn Buchanan, Esq, tai6
/ole, Incompatible, iatRxl
( her sex, Nancy Lncy Tup
y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-03

GREAT YAM "A large yam was
exhibited at the Academy Of Science,
Paris, which was 5 feet 2 inches long,
2 feet 8 inches in circumference, and
weighed 17s English pouads. II was
sent from the province Of Rio Jsnerio,
Brazil, and the letter by which It was
accompanied, stated much larger
one would have been sent, if the in
land conveyance to the port had been
less expensive. The botanical name
is Iguama Gigantica. Three such
potatoes would be sufficient for the
dinner Of q regiment.
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!. ny SANDERS v& BROTHER.

and look on and seethe s.darned ring
60" Papers to secure patent have
gone across the ocean, and such men
ss Thomas McElrath, of the Tribune,
and Charles Scribner, the book pub
Usher, have furnished the inventor
with "pecuniary aid and comf0rt, I"
and are interested in bringing the
machine to perfection, which looks
very much as il there must be
something valuable in it. Ny own
opinion is that we shall see what we
shall see. s ~8
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7lc3 lFf5s9e IDVerg " :.
HEALING Rsi sfiSDa.aT3ONd'o
for yosrowa benefit lie er be without ii
What DJeE's Hsalina Imbsooat50 ],

u IA Ik Z a Ia r lhkIiaI II
| What f1,s,'s Hasi;nr R,,hrc~ss.'i. 80.
| ns.f..y p.,r T,.s,.-..s. 80 ....,'.t.
= 80 g d n e, seu a1 ssm
~ - n - - ti,nh Ca's, MSSnas, lsa q =
81 81 "a. s~sis @ c1pssys iese sfo1,s s.ss
- 49, = ss 49, ~ Anp' Inss, -. soI S1s
~ ~ . spSi W 70 any Stnef pseeNfHnon tt
su01a issi ~ :ea,as o. cetns' ana L,s
1919 s.1s - ~ asae N saS yass*s 'ns sss'e wiz ftt
IL. s ~ 's., = slsit ,iass 7A5 i
s s s = y vne =. .us mos talasbte iea,e
ne ~ =. x. poe sn.s.s1s' bA pssps,Ss s1fs
soe ssas' 'nt enes1 ana st3mAe Q, fos ~
.., .sSNs - - 1850 i"ssaaA ps1svf my
,.. haaIs ssssa va ~ ~. u selAin; y kossee' :
snaisd 4, an a.tss ea,naa1.a n,sa.s.ns sas
never know Il 20 fA 10 aarts.ip as ptosrss4 Of tl
| above named diseases, - - = 80 - :
mai haa Y,yeyia HsaItro rn h,a.st;nn Aon.f
Tor,sr. 49,, :. = AlA s.eess.sA e. ao1o'
Mu.s, st,;i soess = y En"S sssfy snssss astsi'
ero mss,ae .afe se.eea5, aSd 4hssssai ps9se
oI i, eas., Tsa' a., barn, Teslas iamoaes
is thI - Pies, pY"el oot15A.Ats entess th9 cAst
s j. ana nuiasfS0s o1hs. ais aud aslfs u.
Psiala.g = sss4s = ale - sssi sssis merit. o1 y
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lsadts aua $b1is.
= THE SHOE. TRluE.

IJAVIN9incTeas6d on hclItles Isr H1aouAelnyf
III ilR and dealing In 0set6, ,Saoss ~ Leather. nc
Underlined, successors 70 s. G, DavsonA Co, sase.
20 ~ sussns sfDsvenpoH and Vicinity, creates n
thor q OuS retsfl Atock hereafter win atwsys con.
tsu every deseription Of kos4s vaute1 BY shS
VS. n1So afss making extensive Hrepanuons tos
t dsa1sfs 70 call and sxsmiac ouf stock asd pri~s
ssst Is our Aetesmnat0aa seifon atgood terms =
they car bepurchasedin IS Lsnis or CAcass. t4ha
ed 8tf 5sAS DA WyOS, GR1GffS T. Co.
sct25 Brady 81. fAoof from 4d.
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A GRRAr lHyENTIoN.--A type-set-
tinz and distributing machine has
,l,een invented in New York, which,
ifitis all that it 10 said to be, is one
Of the greatest inventions Of the age,
as every printer will understand from
the following description, by cores
pondent Of the Springfield kepnbl''
Dan: 8
1t is a very ingenious piece OF lne, !,
ehanism, and will ''set and distribute
at the same time Type to be used
in this machine must be madeexPress
u for il, and each lettermust be drop
ped into its proper box, and cannot
be thrown into a wrong one. For IN
stance, twill put the AS into the A
box, and ii the A box gets full before
the other boxes do, the AS are carried
IA, and dropped upon board, and SO
on through the alphabet. Type to be
,i:stributed must be.thrown into spi
before the machine can operate ON !
The machine can be wound up, and
~ the S6pdittor has to do is to ssand
IA A sssl ssa* a. taa8
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A. ~ s4ay pssssk awhnl6i0Iz1 q u sr.s-x,-s
ss,ss ssa Il ass.ss C ;:ss.;
= H. .s is'ss s dsls Il x sa sou ss.aa y. Z
..t y: ~. Y = spsat1eAAu "A
! ,bebaSsa . ofoce416l. seirsss
VS. wsEid ali IL. ~s,sssta = - 49, q f
=. .sts1 " NA j.. ~ sizes. and oeQs braAds.
bAstsisr AID GasAs, pa 61GE6 ana In
s.sss ...s, esa.As.ly ~ u. aais4sarss Kxsr.
.i.s@ @ :. 4, hss sisss III as.l stsa M.
:; . Goods aslivsrsd 70 d. slV1n na1t trss
:. sa..s. i. a=-.ssaa ,1oss1 sAssAsf
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Roadysana4o z0loehing!
a.:s .ss. y sa n 49,
Y sHatst R :.odh q az z s.ssIs:s: : - = Z.
msEksi beiaye ths stosks thsrs wsrs eeauesev alu
eohSs4ueniyy had ,gosd CHANGE .fer sssss{iea. M
CLOTHs CAssIMERSA 4 vsstAnss
am ready 70 make up to order - shoss Aeesss n
The best style Of tie art. - atfY
Mr.. Damn sAo hss been ny Guitar for the rssL rear
viii rsmsin With nste ore hh asA ny ffisadaHAaa'
asS1y.staAs caeshing Dsparsmsas
u vs npSlisA viii asseissd goods ith
great esIs, i only ask sxAaaassea y Pssvs 70 al
He{Tuth OF the above slaieRapts. Pieass esust
EDWARD ALDEN'S / 80
C1otla4n& 0tore.
Second s., olpos;te L. Claire Row
Davenport. Apl Sduua EDWARD ALDEN,
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IOTICE,

ISE parasrshp heretofore existing under ithe nAmA
Of Dawson, Griggs Co. Il this day dissolved BY mu-
tusl consent, Maria B. pAwsou retiring FROM the con-
eern rhSbudnsss viii hereafter bs Conducted By ths
undersigned under the name and style OF Dawson,
0ges Co, Who WIN settle all elAins a. sn.t khe old
nK...., I 4 s tpaN1n ~ ~ d, q. pAWU0Wyt
ussshpoft, fovs, Novllsss u u. aRl0os,
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Commission Wsfchauts !.
anQN1leu, CURTIS & y0I1,
Y1rvasdine ana Oe0Aisstea nsEqhno,
Uarshon.. onnosite r. 4. depot, Davenport. lows

Warehouse, opposite r. 4. aepos, pessaPo'' Nv
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement. anA ALL Asssrip-
tious Of Earn Produce.
,,, soliitsd and sstAudsd to with dspatch for ths
purchase OF ssls of dTn OF Produce IN sh apd o'ne
Our facilities are ample for tho storage Of kinds q
Grain and Produce, 4.
IiteI al cash advances made On eonsshEsass shs@ DC
sired a,-..Asn q
sneci.i attention psld 10 fsos;yins and sotwsfalAs
ooods by Railroad or river Charges ~
e'Oe "a --RKFERENCk6--
Cook Sargent, Bankers, DaysnpotS Chukb, ne, ,nes
row 3. CO. bankers, Ds,snport; Sickoiis, CsnRbsl =
Co., BANKERS Davenport ueo " IN, S.nss, - sg, -
Thomss KsmpshAlI, Esq, Rschsstsr, y: T.: Walssa
Wodsll. n. I. CITY, Gary Gratis, comnisssoa mss-
Wn1,, Hs,cb CO. Cbcaso w. u, AcAhstg, ESQ.
Chicsxo; Doughty, Wilkinson 4 o., PosseksPSs; wAs
SinS owsiey, corDmssiop merchant, Louisville, N.Y.
June 23 Diff =.
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al,tk4 eit1ssstSIxesSkisSe1A IL ~
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lif gu SxagG ASkk1 S8MA W. esS
4 - Aexsaias stsgoeSf 5srsSx. s"f'ss rcs .vSux
Vo010 1sn.
aari. n, -. 49, y ~ 1oo2 Q4Ib6s
| TSs1s1 g {o a:sa,a3~ ssT -
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1oteAfaalssvs ysfeAAxbessa
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Rork falatlo.

TheOld Pioaser Bakery ahead!
,s,HE subscri Der has recently made sxtsnsfve prs
arauons for tns Manufacture ot butsss, sngsr,
Boston, Soda, Pic Nc, Water and Oyster Cfaaksls,
msnt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks. -
have also purchased the Patent Right icr Scott
PATENT LOAF RREAD, aI
made by kaoLiners. The advantages slAinsd for
his processof making Bread, Ihoss, the Bread 10
q ore uniform IL quality, and handsome In appear
aucs III Is much Liter and more even, tkseps nreh
longer without beceing stale, aud 10 many psrsoLs
10 not objectionable when q woek old, II cuta Is
handsome ths iaeat Frelch roll il goss fAsshe
Is rs2dl 1eed Into fAmiiies who hare aes
sr used Bas er's BEesd before. shau continue 10
run Bread Wagon IS heretofore. In o6shng the
above articles, terms which cannot fail 70 give
lire satisfsctop hope 10 be able 10 supply all who
uiay favsr me with their patronage. Thankful for
pact yors, hope to merit ccatlnuaaes Of the
same All orders from the country promptly attend.
ed to- pANlEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bskery, Front Street, one square above
RuTrows s. Prettynap's Steam Mills.
Daysnpof II. May S,, 1856 dti
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PIaHsYIVANIA RAILROAD.


rae geeet trsl Route, connsetins the Al ixnrc
eiliss with lhs Wss.srn, Nosthn ssiern, And seg,.-
ross aiso connsc,s si Pinsbargh wi,h daily line Of
steamers TO all psFts the Western Rissrs and Al
Cls,eissd ssnaass sa ,ss - no! ~ s9dia d
can be for orvsrdsd TO and lon tho Great Wess.
Ratss Between Philadelphia and Pitumrg,
First class Boots, Shoei, Hats1
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods I'm ig0c, 100 T.
boxes, bales and tIunksy DruEs
fn boxes Il balss,) FnIs, Feathers as
second Glass. =. Domestic Sheet
MI saiss.l brass On -easss,). Hard. S7sc, siook
rSiTa e Glass !..Anviis, Stssi,
Chains an .essks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed pooss o1 an ssskAaIo- {sse 100 y
bacco, mao niactared, except ci- ~
ESarsh Cissa.--Coase, ,fish ,Ba- s.
cons Rsef& PoIk, Ain c9eks Or box
es esstward,) Lard q Lard OIL, j5se tllOb
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, definsl - 8 q
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, ~. ..fs y q go i;
FL0GR-sl per barrel until tiltslthsSnosacs. 's'
GRAIN--50 cts, per LOO 10 until faathsr noticc> 4
C0IToN-s2 per tsis, not exceeding sup ins,
PIN shipping c oods fJom any point east OF Phil
sdeIphis be particular 70 marx Packages oss Psaa
s sssa a, ssss m s
Be forwarded withould detention. eteE@ ~
Fansar AsxsI..7-Har5i., Wo.ai, 4 Co, Mem,
phis Tenn, X. Sass Co., ss Loas, J. s. Mitch.
Fl Z Son, Evansville, Lid Dam. ssll, Bell 4 Hur
dock and Carter d. Jeweit, Louisville ,Ky.R. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sprigmsH = Brown, and lrsiI
i Co., Cincinnati; N ~. Graham 8 Co, zanssvilits
O.; Lesch & Co., "a Kiiby st. Boston; Lesch Co.
Aator House, N. York; William 81. and EATER
Place, Now York; Il. J. snaeder, Philadslphis; Ma
xraw & Koons, Baiiu.orr; Geo. e. Pronciseus, Pith
burg. -@
II. ]. .L0hIRAERT, ssp't. .iasess, Pa &
Pennsylvania ikailrOaa.
Three Daily Through Trains betweea Philaaslphis
and Pittsburgh.--ThE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbargat II A. !, and
Pittsburgh fec Phadelphis at1 A. NJ. The FAST line
leaves Phi,s delphaat p NJ. and Pitsbar for Phir
sdslphia a, p. NJ. THE NIGHT KxPRksS iraIn
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al Typ NJ. ana
Pittsburgh for rhilsdelphia at Il p. ID. t-g
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Raiirosds to andf from 81. Louis, Mo-, Atom Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Helis-
fontfns, Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, CslRmbus,
Zanssyille, Msssilon Ind Wooster, Ohio; also with
tAa steam packet boats from and TO New Orleana.
81, Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
nrough tickets can Be had 10 from either sf the
above places. 4E.af a sgyI ...
For further particulars sse hsndbills at the differ
ent stAsting points, Passengers from the WesLxiil
and this the shortest and most expediiuus route ta
Philsdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Rostou. d
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia
D. MEsklAEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pits.
Phils. Nov I'd '5s d1y ras4s5-f.t55le Fl I'D
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New Arrangement.
A.possasss q Tasssasgsss gosa5 East
JoL1FT.d4r. OFF. ~

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TWO dsily trains leave Jelist IexcePt Sssdays.
Central a 4 for Detroit, end tasnes With he Gres
Western, Cansda Railway for Niagara taisi Rahlo
Albany New YORK, Reston, PhiiaAslDhaa, hcntrsal
Ao' TRAINS LEAvB JOLIET:
6l5 A. NJ, LiShtning Expfsss sxnvss Ut uetroit q
6 pm Niagara Falls 80 mex! Forming sndN fof9
phia val, Elmb 81 10 F. also oonAesssa n Dstrois
with steamers for CT vellnd and thsncswt3 morn
ng,fains 70 all points Ohio And Psnnsyi yAnta.
with north shore lile Of StsAmsTs thIesGh Without
suding, arriving al 81 N. cor meeting With BIZ
nssts with the m0raing ,roin on the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Falls at 30 p. u sz
through uckets can be purchased At the ticket ef-
lay over aud resume their seats a. plsasurs.
July 81 SO dIy n. klCk, snpi-
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l. II 'silTss.sf = ~ 77slsElfE ~
10 80 ga Ja4W. STEWART,
I ATTORNEY AND oouNs11LoR AT Law,
v aCQsyeyspc,ns tGaitans ct 1tuas PSyusn
~ 0Asf fsyulsf basfAe0 promptly ATTENDED 10.
s0@eaoEaA 81 in.Atkinsonf6 noet, Vyfoslte Ii
&c 81 va a.f ffsA1sas Y DsvESPoRT, 1owA. !
~ rUEkyH AND 6'CIkE61GIUE LINE
Rsr sais.byu 10 aoi;ALvOAD evAH fA43AN.
JunA2s11 !. ..-....l 81 i- II Lan.zG |
IA .o ss#4sys "a k01JCE. sa ads
THE undsr.lgasd Aastsei Niapssea Of shsi5 tusl.
ne: e Msssa:, Shs. 4 SS, 1s!e u "a.
kind and liberal e6aa0s AAao Mould ssaaesa con.
aanssss ofles sAps y NJ; e; ;asr, ,Syspso, ssNi /,
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A Immense assortment Of Perfumes foY fhs kal.S
ksFchiaf, eausA ~ iniins, only % cts per bSssle
W. At J0UYE,
sspis brady st, bet 4h andath, opp Ghfssiaa clapeI
Ror Bargains in Grsesriss - -
" iaiy ~ ALvoRp pAyANPASTRn,s