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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05


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MATCM = TM0MPsoN,
DAsTicuLxI ..s.niios paid oeoiisstioas. and
l rsnittAAees made at csrren rates.
All b.siasss sppsrtaising % banking promptly
K1shaas. on Ensia.d, Issl..ay end the CONT
asnt. D. ". BAILEY, Cashier.
in. Morfisen, Cashier Aanhsttan Co., NJ;
Chas. b. Yoots, Cash r Comnercisl Bank, Cin.;
Kisssy, nspy Co., Cinsinssti;
HorsAsss Bank ii Kssts ~ .ziastos;
Tsylos, shelly Co.,
las.sss. l.sh q K.assely, srsnlfors;
Ceansssial Bank Of Ksntvcky,
Dssby Dssksdals, St. Louisi
Pittassn Brother,
=. !. Tink nan 4 Co., Chicago;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island. lnoyl-d I
- DRMHnO 4 LOVE,
(Sssesssors 70 A. L. Dsning : Co..
Bankere anA DeaBess A ExnAAa0e,
NAss Ssysss, Essksk, is~A.
DARTIcULAR attention given to collections.
..w:c.s.l. Dsds. ; Co., NJ. York.
Adans ) BuekinshA.s,
J.W. Clark Co., Boston;
Drsxsl Co., PAiladslphiaj
1.Ws Clask Co., 4"
Jshaston, Brothers Co., Baltimore;
+. ". CLARK 1 Bros, St. Louis;
state Savings Institation, !"
1sssist Donnslly,
NA. Hsrroa Co, Pittsburgh:
| Commercial Baak, Cincinnati;
N.Cofwith CO., 0alsna;
| Heron BrotAss, Dabaqus;
b. C. Convsrs, Esq, Cashier State Bank o. Ohio
xaAssville. (jy7
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FIJI. O'COnnOr = BrO.

CmEMlxrs AND DaUCoIsT1,
A PoTHECARiKS' HALL, corner of JsAa- -
"A son and Third streets, Ksoknk, Iove
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drsof
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye Stun. ard
Perfumery, Cigar, Tobacco and Snu1sj Patsat
Medicines Of ali kinds now in use, and ere COS
stantly receiving, direct from the kastsrn eittss,
wsli-selectsd stock, TO which they Invite the st-
tention Of dealers.
Customers and Physicans will always 1nA at
this ssta hment Fresh and UnsdnltsrAt<d NOD
icints, which they select with great PERSONAL cAaa
for this market, and their prices are ~ low n any
N. B-Piease call and examine their stock be-
ore purchasing elsewhere. IssE7
n PARmELE = 80 sa PDELL,
"A WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS..
- MAIN ST., BET. SECOND AND Tnnp,
novS -dAw kE0kUK, IOWA,
XNATcHEs.--Al lsrge assortment of Of Ladies
w and Gent lemen . fne Gold Wstehes. Also
ever offered in the West, which are warranted with
the utmost confdence. For sale low at
noye-d&w PARMEI.E 4CAMPBELL's.
IEWELkY-A hne assortment Of plain, gold,
u Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins and ksrrinEs,
single or In setts Plain gold, ops, and ruby DIA.
MUSD RINGS; Gold Guard Fob Vest and Meek
Chains; Gold and Silver Tklmbies, 6old Bracelets,
Loekcts Seals, Charms. Keys, Pencils, gents gold
studs, collar andslesye huttons,s At
nove-d4w PAKMELE ! CAMPDELL's.
SlLVkk WAkE.-A complete assortment OF
~ Silver Ware, comprising SPOONS, forks, napkin
rings, cups fruit knivesi a!so silver card -cases,
ortmonies, tobacco boxes, ,Ac., at
nove-dAw PARMELE CAMPBELLH.
DLATED WARE--silver plated tea sets, castors
i cake and card baskets, candle sticks, Ac., 1t
uny3-d&v PAkMELE 4 CAAPBELL's.
lyoLD PENS-Morton's, TBagiey's and Dsrson
" Warren 4 Hydc's celebrated gold pens, al
uoys-dAw PARMELE CAMPBELL's.
7=
GPECTACLES-The best assortment Of geld ,nl
~ yer and steel spectacies at
uovs-dAw PARMELE s. sCAMPBELLB.
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n. ". lAAckss ~ D.,
SUR @ EON DENTIST
Onss onsseond g., ,bstwsss Main sAa sknsop,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
nR. H., In addition - the ssuel
~ astAeds sf asserting astiaeial
teeth, IL in possession Of the exclusive ~kUoYy3
right for this city Of aoa.ting the s.
"sustinuoss gun work, !" - aaivsrsslly sAnirse
for tbsif bsauty and sIsaalinsss.
He IL also nountin gssstA On 0utta Pszshs.
aps 10 dwly
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L1m - NOTICEs
e1vHE unAsrsigned entered into partnership On
1 The 1sst day ef Jsns, for the manufacture aad
sAls of Lins. AaviAg erected one Of Psge's Pat
eat Perpetual Lipe kilns, We are pssY ard tofuT-
nish eust0nso MN very saperisy quality ~
Lime, on band 81 Delivered TO order, On the shsst-
eat notice.
agents, ,asd Asys f1ll power 10 receive orders Aad
make ccllectfcns.
once on JsAnsoa street, two dssss bslow ~
Postollcs, vAsre of1srs ass tolieasta.
js7odSno !. 4 q. TARDELL.
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soc. pei 100 lbs.

SOC. psr iss lbs.
400. per lee lbs.
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kBUAu ~ ~ !.
nHRICt, % Third 6tssst, bstvssa nAin anA
NIJoAnsoa, ever ~ Resi nstAss O0ss sf nssykss
Weed.
Proupt Atssatisa givsa y sellsssisg cd asssE-
iag slsfma ~ ssavsyaAsisg.
Titles - real ee1Ate s1AniAs1 Ana Nesarial basi-
. - tranaoeaeA fpov9o-Aly
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All business entrnted TO us will receive promp
and arefuiattcntion. Correspondents solicited.
npr2y.d6wiy
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d. -. Ok88OBNs
A frORN1x snd Counssllos 81 Law, eaa agsnt
n. fsr ths pureAass asA sale Of 1sAl Eststa. Col
tsstiag bsstAsss astsndsA TO pronptlys utlss ~.
saiaed, sad lases asnbsr sfsity lots And &arnl
always Ter sale.
0ass bsswsss Aais sad Jshnses, 30 ssssaAstrsst
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PniLADELPNll


TITO all persons afflicted wiih sexual dscas souch
i SEMINAL WEhHNESS MpClENCE, ,GONNOF
HOA, GLEET SYPHILIS &C.. &c,
RhG HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia II
view ofthe awful destruction OF human lite ana health
caused by Sexual discusses aud the dGccptions MhitLa
practiccd upon the unfortunate victims Of such diea
by Qnaks, have directed The r Consulting SulgtCh
n RCHAElTABLE ACT worthy OF their Himc 10
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all persons thus II
ted Male Or Female, who apply ly letter, WIN Il
eruption of their condition lagrocruratith hhllst
&c. aud in cases of extreme poverty ana - htf u
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Associaion is bencvoie institution,
established by special Cnduvmrnt Or the ycliof0s iht
stick and distressed afflicted with Virulcn aud Epdon
in Diseases and its funds can be for other purpose,
# has now a surplus offuds which tho Directors have
voted to advertise the above notice, II Is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest Medi'
cal SIX i'll of the age, and will lunsh the most Cpprovr'
modern treatment. valuable advice Hls" given 10 sicl
nd nervous females afflicted with IbdOniirai wcaknC s.
Womb Complaint, Costivrurss LcuCOrhnrH, Sc.
Address (pCst paid Dir Gro. Il. CALHOUN, Cor
sultiug SugCon, Howard Association, No South Oil
street Philadelphia Ia,
| By order ofthc Ditcciors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL. Pres
C EO. FhIRCHlLD. SeeTetuIy.
y, 1856 -
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D,oomshurg T:nware and Stove storc.

northumberland res pec fully informs his Old friends
aud Gus toners, that he has purchased s brother ;
he above establishment aud ln concern vii
hereafter he conducted by himself cyclusyrly he has
Just received and offers fOr sale the largest and
<f3Ef most extensive assortment Of FANCY STOVES
tss-ya ever mt reduced intothis market.
't1t iIis stock consists of a complete ssOrtmcnt OF
bthast Cookngand parlor stoves in the market to-
thcgrr with stove Fixtures Of every description, oven
and oX stoves Radiators yludgr Stoves Cast Iron
Air.Tigh Slovrs, Cannon Stoves, tsr., sc.
StoYept peand TihwarGGo1 ''antlN on hand and man
usual, on short rtnntirc.
The patronage of old friends and new customers re.
speotiully solicited. -
loomsbnrC, Jan. 9, 16j4,-tf
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To DRIVE AWAY RATs.-Some years
since correspondent Of the Boston Cult.
vator, recommended potash for this purpose,
The rats troubled him very much, having
entered through the chamber door. They
appeared in great numbers and were very
troublesome, SO that he felt justified in
resorting toextreme measures to effect their
expulsion from his premises. lie pounded
up potash and strewed it around their holes
and rubbed some under the boards, and OIL
the sides were they came through. The
next night he heard a squealng among
them, which he supposed was frOmthe caus
tic nature of the potash that got among
their hair or on their bare feet. The
disappeared, and for long time they wer'
exempt from any further annoyance,
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Mineral Constituents of Soil.

No prudent farmer should fail to recog-
nize the importance of furnishing a liberal
allowance Of the peeded mineral substan.
ees, particularly the phosphates, to the soil.
They form the basis of all success in
agriculture. They determine the fertility
oi his fields, the fulness of lis crop. They
are absolutely indispensable to the success.
full growth of vegetation, as food is to the
support of human life. Where the needed
mineral Constituents and the phosophates
do not exist in the sell, successful agricul.
ture is an impossibility, Where they do
exist, the only task of the farmer is to
render them available to the plant by
preparing them TO assimilate with it,
Soils which were once rich and fertile, and
are now poor and barren, are so because
the mineral constituents have been removed
but their original fertility can be reestab'
hshed by restoring the ingredients Of whicl
they have been deprived by over.crOpping
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The Steam Plough.

The experiment Of the steam plough is
in fair way of being tested. One was
tried last week at Francisville, Indiana
The soil was quite wet and altogether un.
favorable for the trial, but the La Fayette
Courier understands from the gentleman
who was present, that the practicability of
the invention was satisfactorily demonstra-
ted: A number of ploughs was attached,
and the soil opened to the depth of eight
or ten inches. From the experiments
made, it was thought that two men could
plough twenty acres day with the steam
plough. The Newark (Ohio) North Ame-
rican says that the machine works in that
city are manufacturing steam plough for
Mr.. Spencer, of Virginia. 1t will cost
about $4,000 when completed Mr.. Bron-
son Murry, Of Illinois, has offered reward
of $50, 900 for practical steam plough
These facts show that the subject is one
which has made an impression upon the
minds of agriculturists, and that they are
willing to devote liberal share of their
money to the encouragement of so great 0
labor saving invention. The farmers have
derived so much advantage from recen
labor-saving Improvements, that the "neH
things" is nearly driven out by moro
enlightened view of interests. That steam
can be economically used for ploughing OF
the level prairies Of the West, and upol
extensive farms, is very probable. TIL
plan of attaching many ploughs to tn
locomotive as at Francisville seems tn
most effective for economy. In England
where the steam plough has been used, a
engine of eight-horse power ploughed eigh
acres in one day, which is nearly the rosul
in Indiana, estimated by the actual work
ing of the machine,
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SHEER NOT.

WHEN PERMANENT CURE is GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SEUREr DISEASES. Sef.Abusc, /,
Nervous Dchiity, Structures e cets Gravel McTcural
rheumatism, scrotua Pains in the Ankles aud Bones,
Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon
the Body Female Irregularities. and all improper dis
charges, matter OF how loug standing obstinate
tue case recovery is certain and ~ shorter imo than
permanent could he effected by auy other treat
mcut, even after the skill Of the os eminent physi
clans had failed and the disease resisted al other
means Ofcurc. The remedies free from 0dOr caus
ing neither sickness nor inconvenience, and without
mercury or balsam During Nv Cnty years practice,
have restored to health over seventeen thOusand pa.
tiens who suffering under the worst forms of all
the above mentioned diseases, which guarantees IN in
promising perfect aud most speedy Soc ret dis.
the greatest enemies to Cath nd happ
ms they are the -st cause o consumption, scrola &c
aud should be terror to all nations the earth; 70.
nhe disease is becoming so common and treatment so
little understood that n permanent cure H. scarcely
ever effected, majority of the llll into the
nds of incompetent persons, WHO not only fail to
cure the maady but ruin the constitution with zorro,
| sive snblimac-a dangerous poison, preparation o
mercury which, with the remains of disease in the
system, prndncrs many OF the above named affections
which hnallytcrminutG in consumption aad frequently
rapid unci but should IL not cause death speedily
and the victim disease mnrrcs the disease is then
conveyed from the parent TO the children, causing them
to come into the world with scro1ll affections Of the
skim eyes throat &C., and again terminates in con
sumption aud cOnsigns its victim to m untimely grave
between the ages Of six months and thrty.vc wears
SclCabuse is another formidable enemy to health II
desroysthe nasvous system idly wasting away the
energies otlie, causing mental arrangement prevent
ing propcr dev eopment OF the system, aud disquali
fying its victim for marriage society business and al
earthly happiness, Female Irregularities aud all othe
entIic manner. Medicines, with directions, sent Il
any part 0 the United states anu Canals by patient
communicating their synntoms By letter
J. SUMMERNILLE. NJ. n,
SO, rost oGic FILuEnr ST., below 18TH, Philadel
phi0, Pa.
March IL, 1857.
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CAMBRIA CORNERS HOTEL.

7dE'INDERsIGNED, informs his friends and H."
ira"el'r public mat ne has purchased lhe ab9vh
Hotel located smlcs North OfBoomsbury, in Cambria,
Luzrrne county, and is well prepared to entertain
strangers and customers.
Persons going aud returning from the City, will OF
coursetruvcl by the
Cambria Mail Coach,
and will always find this the most convenient part
starting and arriving.
The subs rihGr "a, keeps
Livery Establishment,
in connection with his IIotenHd Mail Route, hv which
he can at time carry visitors lluatcfs Fishing
to the Long Pond, any other tnalIOn,
short notice and with good dtravelliug tariliIcs
HENRY J. YAPLE.
Cambria July /. 1856.
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hXGHAMGR H0RhAs
AND
r. II. Omnibus Line.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL Err

TnE subsctibcris now prepared, with new Machine
i rs, to build stationary engines from 5to 100 horse
owcf upon the latcsimpovCd plans, aud will build TO
rdCr double and siuuC portable engines from lO TO ~
iorsc power, Rugged upon carriagcs with Boiler gear
ing & pumps all complete and ready for action. also =
-cylndcr ueand cast IRON Goa! btedkg
,rs patented in 1876, for thrcshing gram and cracknr
'orn and now made on large scale for crccking os
breaking coal. Heavy mining pumps aud fire englne
tiagcd complete with double acting forcing pumps al
kinds of min gcarnglnd house casting made to orderl
Line slaug with any desired sizes OF pullcys lnisho
with hangers irOnplanng done, say 94Gcct Tong A.
kinds Of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch OfhrGad.
ThCbest Euugb Iron tlrcshiug Machines, that ever
come be fore the public cast lrOr aud ocn machines
made to order. Lever mower, train or tread power
made 10 crdcr. AlsOta orders observation-disclosures
chincry: Iarrsons latest pat nj grain mill $1,000 Of
fcIedhy the Patcnee Orts equal II will grind in good
fine mca 81 hushclsln hour. Also bolts aud CIrva.
in .gles Patent Blower iianufactur
cd by G. y Harris & Co., the most powerful Blower
now II use with the cast Inount ofpnwcr ofwhich
winc putin al the Foundry for exhibition ) loi
the above works illbe warranted to be what they
sold for.
! AIso-Tnkc orders ror Scoit's Patent Blacksmith
Striker andrghts to them in nthecounties ofColum.
ba Mon our, Northu mhe and ,LvcominE Sullivan and
Clinton, one of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March 90, 1856. Bloomsbu. Columbia CO.
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ToHN s. DYE is the Author, who has had ten
Autho series Of Lectures at the BrOdduay Tabernacle
when, for ten succe SIS i've nights, over
I5- $4,000 People III
Greeted hin with rounds of appla while he eX.
hibled the manner in which COunterieiters execute
their frauds, and the surest and shortest means of
detect ng thcml
The Bank Note Eagrdcers all say that nc is Tie greatest
Judge If Paper Money icing.
Greatest Discovery ofUe Present Century
for Detecting Counterfeit Baak Notes.
Desc ribing every Genuine Bill in existence, and
exhibiting al glance every Counterfeit i'll oircuia.
tioH
Arranged so admirably that Reference is Ea sy and
Detection Instantaneous.
I5- No index to examined No pages to hunt up -
But simp fed ana arran ged, that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man can see all at glance.
English, French aud Gcrnan.
Thua each may reau the same in his ow Native
Tongue.
Most perfect Bank Note List Published.
Also list OF all the
PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
complete Summary of the FINANCE or EUROPE AND
AMERICA will be published IN each edition tcgether
W ith all the important NEWS OF THE DAY. Also,
SERIES OF TALES
r rom old Manu- script found in the East. 1t fur
nishes the most comp lete history of
ORIENTAL LIFE,
And desc ribing the most perplexiug positions in
whI the ladies' an ge utlemen Of that country have
been so often found. These stories viii continue
throughout the whole year, and will prove the mos
entertaining ever offered 10 the public.
IL Furnish ed weekly TO Subscribers only, at 81
year Ali letters must be addressed 10
JOHN 5. DYE, Broker
Publisher and Proprietor 20 Wall ST., New Y York
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CHEAP WATCHES AND
Unvy a. n NV tore

Goldrcns with pencil and silvcrholler: 90
cold finger rings 35s ccEs to $50; watch glasses,
n,nin eI cents pacutlS. Lunct e5 other articles in
pml.r,ian All rnods warranted To he what they are
sold ror STA ~ ~, ht q nh"LE
iiiIower thun the above prices. Octl le5O-
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The Express Train is discontinued until further no.
lce. Close Conncctlons are made by the lO,22 4. NJ
ha rain from Port Clutouto Elmird aud all interme
diate points and by the G,!2 P. NJ rain from Port
Clinton TO Elmr, CIuandugua, BniialO, Niagara, De-
pot Chicago, ST, Louis, Davenport, and Iowa CIty
Making this route theshortes and cheapest to the Ldk
Lrless and Canada.
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FAMILY PLY SIC.


HERE mas long cN,stGG publ Se',,Inu ia ioi u'l
elective p"aie p,I Wihun eou.u ne ''iiII ~ o' 40
sure ana pple.'y s"!o ~ ~ "lunJJo1 a. MS & nn'
ocr pLLpaG'a 10 nee t.,"t ur''i,i ' bn a." Vel
hIe 'Ial VI ls ll1luls N ~ I % J;J
Ma' success II ,'o !, j"i iU'u
IL cay 20 moHt I1iS''a, I ~ ',i Iot III, W
make NE be'' oi an Pug m "ic Hi''ch siou.u I',S
none OF 'lc suI's' Iut ",l ,.j ,lo s u
o.tIE o''I' M lls ~ ~ i ~; "i W
Wth N'tt success We T",," ~ ,i, r W
tIe P"u-c ut'!'un ~ .'' . u.ei @ uD' ''',"to @ IVA
'he pa'ioi'' hncI'o lL'"l S''nuS' t,e'f li.i
m''Hc,nc j. ACRIMONIOUS anu iilIt's5 w ''e
eis' Inns IS not NGhY "i 'i,t," p'oUu'u 50 ''l"'
EtlPIhg p',A Y''' IrN'''' ~ ~ .! y. ~ a. ~ u,
,Han coui' '''ipu"i''e tiT t''" " W vs. t w.
mem ih..e IL" P''"u'. io A. ~ 'G' ''
uh't's II ans nom u =. ,,.N'Ig''N '"''tl'
u"i u"i OF 1ll.n- ~. '"ltn' III .iG g o." .''' =.
N'-'...,'' ,'' '.,'!'' '.i' "' ,'' i'." .' T .' ~
quI"Yl! u'' u i'-' III L''' ." ~ '',; V,-''s
ue i"l''u"iiN' -'''.',. u.';.a'"r t ~, ,'
ue uTe inc S'H,II U.',i,y' w "'t',n ',,ey ao n.y.
gle ,'n Hn ,r uoMi r. M,,Jg r. Nv ~, ,"m.,
lh' N.Ir" n,,' I,'h s'yu'E ';',r y men, Nv we
W ni'{ ~. % m 40 ',ouH w.,
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SNT ALNUT Street, South WtSt corner
w IF fTHlRD, Philadelphia.
Jncorporatcd by the state of Fennsylynnia
yNioncy is received IN any sum, large or small and
interest paid rom the day of deposit TO the day I
withdrnvk
Tho Office is omen every day from o'clock in III
,norning TIL o'clock in the evening and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 0o'oloCk
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums larg, or small are paid back. in GOLD on
demand without uOtice, 10 any amount.
President Hon II ENRY u. BENNER.
ViccPresident, ROBERT SELFRlDGE
Secretary WILLIAM REED.
Directors:
Henry l.. Benncr, bnndrctn Munns
Edward l. Carter, i. Catr0il brewster
Robert Seltrihgc, Joseph B Barry,
SamucIK Ashton Henry j.. Churchman
James u Smith, Francis Lee
This companvconhnGs IT'S busin css entirely to the
receiving ui money interest. The Investments
mounting 10 nearly. 80 - ,,,...
ONE MILLION AND A HALE OF DOLLARSl
Is pcr published report Of ASSETS, are made in
or itv with 'hc provisions Of the charter in REA
ESTATE, MORTG AGES, GROUND RENTS, aud sue h
fst c IS securities VIII always insure perfect
curity to he dcHusUrs aud which cannot t To rIvo
permanencyand stability to this Old AM wei csta b.
iIslcd Institution, (Feb. 1859
March Ttl, lr5I.
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COALICOAIIi

n r. FULLER & Co., would respectfully inform IN
~ people Of Pitt ton aud the public in general tn =
hey have opened Coal Yard of ample dimensona
prepared their Office, of Main and Rail
edhrITosCs
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pHIhA. AND READING RAIL ROAD


TTP Trains, going North, leave rhila delIhiu' at7l
" A. NJ. and 81 7. NJ.
Down Trains g0ingS leave Pottsvilea at u A. NJ
ice and T. NJ.
down Trains " 5,lJ, a. N, - J,4J i. NJ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

Thisis Naiure's own II Remedy for nm unhealthy $40
mach, No ant OF man can equal its curative powers
II contains no Aichohol ritrs .Ardf, or Naus sauus
Drugs. IL lscNtromcy agree ahc 10 he and may
hctakchby the most feeble patirnts who cannot
observation-disclosures distress beware fDrugg ed
limitations. PCpsin is not n Drug
Ca on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circua
Gratis giving largo amount of Scientific EyidcnCe
from Licbgs Anima iGhcmistry Dr Combe srhisioIopy
Dlgestiun DR. Pcrrira on Food aud Dict; nr. John W
Taper, of New York Univcrsityi Prof. nunrison' s.
Physiology; Prof Shmun, OF fNnlC Collcdrc DR. Carpcn.
ter sPhysioogy; &ctorcthcr with reports Of Cures
from all pats 1.-THE United Staes.
Sodby +. p. Lutz and }. R.Moycr bloomsbury
$ u. Bowman Bctwck Oct3, 1855. ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

OnSundays the Down A. NJ. Train from Pottsville
andUpP. NJ. Train from Philadelphia, only,run.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-20

OnSundays the Down A. NJ. Train from Pottsvlle
and U r. NJ. Train from Philadelphia, only run.
IIARRspuRG CoSSEcTIOss, by Dauphin Railroad at Au
bnIn,
| special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
ReadH daily, Except sunday Out5a A. NJ returning
/ from Auburn ats! +. NJ, on arrival Of 3,lO L. NJ.
| Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
Philadelphia, s,75and As; Pottsvne Sl,O5 and Oe5
! Auburn, 075.
| THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg S255 TamaQua
| el,35; WiNamsport Sl,lO; Elnira S6,35; Canandai
lua s. 90! Huhu) Niagra $1,000; CleGvcand $40,
20; rOado li75 Cincinnati SIG 90, Chicago $500
Rock Island $500. @
ALL rassengcrsw procure tickets before cnert.
h drs 10 cents extra on Fares paid in the car
| iyihs. o personal Baggage allowed each Passen
| overt ha wcig hi charged as Extra Baggage
| A. NlCOLLS,
nua 3d. ISJ7-tr Gcn't Sup't
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