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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
81 fsNEa9 ,ErsElnEaslE, !

u Notwithstanding he Riots at Wston,
the Democrats elected their Ticket by abo) ma
joFity, making change ia favor Of Demo{ot a.
bont 500 votes since the fall OF 81. Nsgain
Will the people OF Washington submit 10 tln!na-
ton Of the secret oath-bound order.
GyDuring the severe thunder storm OF rues-
day evening the cuPalo on the Court-b was
struck by lightning and pretty badly shaft, The
clap and the fash, which were simuItant was
truly startling. Many persons felt the sbeensi-
bly,. No person was in the building at thae-
ne commissioners should lose no time ii Fsg uF
Lightning rods Had he town clock been uRoall
have been destroyed, OF course
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
sLELGnT OF NlND PEnF0RNlNCEs.

D4fLAO@iA Vb HAND EEE5E UaIl Ant -.
As we predicted few weeks since. Fr Jordan
Chairman. Nc has commenced his Dorif,c,I Ina,
gIery and s.Sle5obt or lI,p, ,ocya,,aatr rJa s,rf
with the announcement that the qualified voters
OF the 'sAmeriean" party in the several Goroushs
and Townships Cy~ except those townships and
BoroughS where delegates have been AIREADy
CHOSEN) Will meet and choose delegates on the
9th inst who will meet in Bedford on the "a day Of
July to nominate a County Ticket Now. mark the
Ereachery low-cunning and deceul Jordan pietends
to be .'Auercan,' and to speak for that party.
whilst every K. n in the county knows that he DIS
gracefully abandoned it last fall and .uoited,s with
the Fremont Ab9tionists and is now sunnorfi7o ,,,
Abolition State Ticket with Wiinot ar it, head T.,
opposition to the American State Ticket He NOT on
lyturred traitor to the American party bn1 he did
SO under circumstances Of the raeanest character as
all will remember. Processing an ardent attachment
for fillmore his political friends in the country ronIJ
not be made believe that he was secretly WORKING
for Fremont and only awoke to their delosioo when
Charles Gibbons, the Abolition Chairman eyao,ed
his contemptjble letter, in which he said ..yoo are
Ilie too last'-!t win iniurs II, here on the Stata
and county Ticket If our plot for the transfer or
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

lI-fhis was the battIe-cFy Of the enemie De-
mocracy GgriHg the last campaign, and you
coufd not hire them to uaGe il once Tahave
backed square off lrom all their old s.ues,d at
'ach all their hopes to the coIored race, obOy
they will forever abandon after the lapse few
months, and take bold Of Withcrai or Moraism,
most likely! Don't fail, however, 10 poke t..rer
cents day at them On all occasions, now Ii wa.
yes are higher under Old Bucks Adminatio,
than ever before Known.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
Ten CenGs q aPav!

. A..
rr <,-.
a. aD'~9
u ms was the Oattie-cFy Of the enemif De-
mocr''y eaFH@ The last campaign, and You
eouI" not hire them TO naEe II once. Iahave
backed square of lrom all their old is.ues.d at
iach all their hopes to the coored race. abby
they viii forever abandon after the lapse few
months, and take bold Of WithcraIt or Noraism,
most hkey! Don't fail, however, 10 poke ts1en
cents day at them On all occasions, now Il wa
yes higher under Old Bucks Admiration
than ever before Known.
- " .A1s5 >'@-'A 1~S'' s'A4s@s 14%G4sFtS'
u he time has arrived at which il becol re-
any necessary for every farmer who raises heres
o. gram and grass TO have one oftbese labor Al
ney-saFlng machines 10 secure his harvest The
uncertainty OF labor has OF late years, Ioudly.3ed
1917 ihls Invention, and the ingenuity Of invrtors
has to great extent been concentrated in IL i'm
ProYemeut and P-riectiug OF this machine Rt far
nefs should be cautious in purchasing as thee are
many machines which do not meet the repreenta-
tons and the desire Of novelty often induces ren TO
purchase machines from some travelling agut or
pedlar, without any substantial guarantee. Tefar-
ssl q
"'eHiies no" :" use IN the more enterprjsins sec
lions ofhe country, and if they would, under pro-
per guarantee, but give them a fair aud impartial
trial We are satisfied many would prove to ;hegu as
great blessing the threshiu, ,ra~l,..~
y.
'"e P'0''- 80 ''''' "'' 0''' - '''-''
very near al ha"a ("na transportation SO" 70 i"s
place. for harvesting the grain and grass crops, we
ID confidently recommend. mon The Testimony OF
-,,,,,.os.b. - f,r.,.r. =, ,as sat- a,,,,.,s
Reaper and Mower now offered by Messrs. BL}-
MiRE x HARTLEY. This machine l. warranted
to work as represented, and It is attested by farmers
who have them that hay can be made with them lor
30 cents per acre. Mr.. HARTLEY is first rate
practical farmer, and has a.tolI knowledge OF all the
latest and best inventions for farmers use; and, a.
+ he, as well as his partner, is responsible, and qua
rantee what they sell, according to representation
DO earnestly think the farmers OF Bedford and aI
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

IN -, G.i4
Rno,,5y;o,,. gtat.l;,., pit
t,..a n.,,.tr,. ,,,,I ~,
g., - ,,,,..
c. ,,,re ,.,,,'3l,
,0SFpa EvIls
lbe abovo rickar i AboIitia, of1or.r
f.rsa dssofntio,, Of 80 Ir.,n ,,,,I,.f, -
of e,vil war rather ,bab thar .I.,s,, st..lt
uitted 10 exist in the South.
f,n tho "a ;,s, St,,, ro,.....;-
Aa'"'N NoRniRss met at Lancaster and nominated the
ioHo"lns
haolC-I6fhiRg Iickfl
Governor 5sa AZ uA1I FufrpS-r p5.rI
,1--.,e. ~ '''''"
- ,la.'I-a... 40 - ,FlNS
r'eE'r-,, D,r''n'' ~ '.'''
''''> :
a,,..t. s.. -. 'a,e ,''''' s.
..;,,-,. ., vac ''''1> "
,,h. -. '''"' o,'''l ooS-
NM 'o.''''Ss' 1"e re-
n,,,T-1,n ~ '''"J''''J i0' e7's'' O.
a., o,a .,
av.r Ro7,tr, -.
Tor f..,,;.t..,-,
hound ,t.:.
cfl net 1000, re-
no National xoow No,bfos r.Ir ,ona5 sa,,,..
Know Nothing with ten .aoIe-ne,ttsr win ~
Abolition Know Nothing hold anv teI,owsbi. win
one who stands ~, tho Fillmore r,f,+r,.,,t
view Of the disoracer,, nosi,io, rro.oatat I
these factions. yyba, viii .bs bonast F-aa,,.r =.
Bedford comfy do2 We tbi.E !, al, - ,ra...r,a
that abo,t tre.- -f,c,, ,r,t.,,,
rnocra,ic 1yr.et an5 ,Fe,, o...,l,,
Dr. -,
'Itis currently reported that there will be an at
letnPt 10 pass resolutions through the Democratic
I'.t s''scls a. tia'I'nf@ o-nor,
-Penng,lruqf4u. .J,,ae s.
CC7-We trast fine ,,,,,,,,, was nat o-r, r,.a, -
pass such resolutions. bn, tba, fba, ,,ar, j.,
scZrg,,;op which will bo +, ,.,.,..,-... .-;,
voice If the en+1ra Dr,o.r,.;. -.,. ,-,,.-.,
MIA, if we excep, those Of pbi,5aI,y.o sf,.l5 -.
S,,ra,.,. Co,,rt ~.
hone and trn.t il riI, ~,
racv in the rext can,,;c, .,Ir - % ,C--rp am
REPEAL, and with ,b;s o.r -,
safely carcnlata rroD r,,;a-;.,...t.. 80. go.
thousand over Al, or,ostio, tn. -. 49,.
ys,j,ya,,,, 5s;,, ..,..,;,,-
BODY that cormso,oI - o,ar.,.o.. - sI....-
and e,,ls,, ,t,.,,
an ipdi,nsrt,r
- 80 - A2A
gairst tb. 9e,,o.r,., 81, c.-a;s,..
VI. r,;,.. ',9" y '"s
Ts9-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

Tie .7min Liae-The Main Line of the Pub
lie works Of Pennsylvania, which is advertised
to be sold at the Exchange, in Philadelphia, on
the 25th of Junr inst, consists ofthe following
public works, namely: the Canal from Columbia
to the junction at Dancan's Island, the Juniata
Canal from thence 10 HoIIidaysburg; the Ale
gheny Portage Railroad, including the new road
avoiding the inclined planes; and the Canal from
Johnslown to Pittsburg with all the property.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
TIle Hgolley 0pposieion :

g The factions composing he opposition 10 the
Democracy in Pennsylvania have now two STATE
TICKETS in the field, as follows;
Republican, -45oiition TicSet
Governor--DAYGD WILM0T
Canal Commissioner lHLLWARD.
Supreme Jadges-JAMES yEECH.
JOSEPH J. LEWIS
Inc above Ticket is Abolition all over. and pre-
feFs dissolution of the Union, with an the horrers
OF ciTiI war rather than that slavery shall be per-
miIted 10 exist in the South.
On the I'd inst. State Convention OF oatb-bound
haow-Nothings met at Lancaster aud nominated thp
following
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

Tie Anierica7l Noa7inations.-We are gratiiied in
being able to assure our American friends ia Other
parts OF the State, that the nominations made Ian
caster meet with hearty response in this communi
". and that they will command very large support
Daily Meas.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

A DYE FOR THE HAlR.-Perfection IS not al
tanned bv Incidence and there Is no croSot ~
universal favor. The world w not De o'oTu ,v. ~"
~ fv 80 . channel Indicated BY imltators. Witness
the fast anchored fame OF BACHELORS HAIR pl b
won bv watching when others slept, sustained .!
its intrinsic worth and truhfuness to nature
ranted not TO disappoint the hopes OF those VINO use
il. Made and sold, or applied al the wig Iae'1,y
233 Broadway Yew York. See that eaeh o0N eold
W. nM n n pean,sr par jane l2-lm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

TnE ForEIGx GRAIN CRops.-The latest EnTopea"
advice state that the growing grain in Great Britain
and on the Continent, presents hlshly pfo"itI'"9
annearauce The weather in England was genial
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

Extract from a letter by the Rev. Mr.. ChuTehiL 0I
Boston, who is now travelling lor his health III he
East.
lit gives one an ever present idea o! the eAPa.-
sve enterprise OF his couuIrynrn, 10 had 'her eo-
rnoaties OF commerce continually IN his patio "nT,
ever he goes. have not visited any conside'a''S
city of Turkey, where did not find the medir,neS
of my country represented by AYERS CnEERY ft',
roRAL. In Smyrna, Aleppo Jatia, Jerusalem anu
Constantinoplp, il each, on the door pos "a
some bazaar, the peculiarly looking iron card Of VI
AVER saving in language which not one ID 'uo"-
send of the passers by can read, 'AgsrS ChfHg f''
toral for Coughs, Calls amt Consumption, Sol@ @fs
On shelf behind the cgoss-legged mussuinah "'s
seen the bottles with their English, Spanish, Ffe"'
and German faces turned towards The cTowu, anu VI
enouring we are told tfpt foreigners are not Tue GU
ly purshasers, but the true believers themsel's'
waive their trust in fate to try this product OF Amer
lean skill, where they find there Is no other cure 'O'
them. -, p.or,l
was told yesterday that the Cherry Pec'oEal
had been presented the Sultan, and is now IN e9h-
slant use in his harcm, and in the hospitals o TUE
Empire.
June y, 1S57-lm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02
A auaaEsrfoN mol pRrAcHEns.

If IL IL 10 bo settled that prophets
and eyangellsts are only 10 reprovo
those sins which tho sinners already
condemn and arc ready 10 ropudiato
we can imagine nocause for which an
apostle should be stoned or bchoadod
hereafter, II might bo prudent, per.
haps, for a preacher of Righteousness,
in entering upon new field of labor
10 make proclamation 10 this effect
Good peoplcl ! come TO you with n
message from God, commanding you
to repent and iorsalSe your sins; but,
ms indiscroot aud hoadlong denuncia-
tions OF iniquity might give personal
oflenso, and subject me 10 unpleasant
'odium and peril, will thank you TO
make out n list of the sins which you
are unwilling TO give up, so that |
may take care to omit thcm in my
dia- tributes against sin in general aud
other peoples sins in particular. -
We can sec how this precaution might
bo convenient for Rev. Cream Cheese;
but how IL is likely TO be rclishcd by
his Divine supposing him TO
have oneg Er.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

says.
The corn crop Ia this vicinity and
south OF US, arc now beyond danger
ofiniury from frost. The dry wealth.
er Of last month has matured them
rapidly, and theprcsent fine autumnal
days are pcriecting the harvcsts.-
The hog raiscrs has been feeding from
their fields for week or two. and
most OF them trying TO prepare their
animals for an early market under a
conviction, that the first prices will be
the best. The yield OF corn will ex-
coed any former harvest in ten years.
Those who have been through the
fields upon the Lower Wabash assure
the crops aro the heaviest they have
ever seen. A party of gentlemen
viOited corn field belonging 10 the
sheriff IN Gibson county, and after an
examination of il, estimated il would
turn out 100 bushels TO the acre; aud
there were many other tracts In the
same neighborhood that would not
fall much short OF this extraordinary
production.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02
Tho MomphIs BnIIeLin OF Saturday

Tho Momphis Bulletin of Saturday,
contains an account of the murder ol
u man by the nameof Jno. |. Bass, by
n woman, In Georgia. Bass came
homo drunk, and maltreated his wife
and Mrs. Hudson, living with her,
and drove them from the house,
Mrs. Hudson, armed herself with a
pistol and the next day shot Bass
through the breast, killing him in.
stantly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

Bes. A German priest was walking
in procession at the head of his com.
municants over cultivated fields, in
order 10 procure u blessing upon the
crops. Whom he came 10 one OF an.
promising appearance he would say
on passing, "liere prayers and sing.
ing will avail nothing until il have
manure.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

peN. The man who was "movcd TO
tcars" complaines of the dampness of
,he premises, and wishes 20 be NOV.
ssd back again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

49, The total receipts of the Ma
tional Agricultural Fair Mt Louisville,
Ky, were little ovors2l 900, which,
il Is supposed will be sufficient 10
the expense. OF the exhibition,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

pay An ill-humorcd wife, abusing
her husband for his mercennry dispo-
sition, told him that II she was dead
he would marry the d--l's eldest
daughter, II he could get any thing
by IL "That is true replied the
husband, "but the worst Of II Is !
cannot marry two sisters.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

Day tits said that the municipal
expense of the city of San francisco
since the Vigilance Reform, IL $780,
600 per year The average expense
of the previous year was sI, 800, 900.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

BAY \ Crimean hero, u dcserter
from an English regiment now quar-
tered at Canada, battered away last
week Mt Stowells jcwclry store,
in Charleston Mass, the silver medal
bestowed upon him by his gracious
Queen for assisting The French at
Scbastcpol.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

bas- Tho General Post Office re-.
ccipts during the first half of the
last fiscal year were 81, fe4, ia. show
ing gain of $4,000.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02
INDIANA AMERICAN.
ny MRS. FnAscss .. CAGE

ny MRS. FRAScRs D. GAGE.
Long ago, poet, dreaming
weaving fsney's warp and woof-
Penn'd a tender, soothing poem
On the" Rain upon NE roof" r
Ones I read Il, aud lts beauty
FIn,d my heart with mem'fies sweet;
nays Of childhood fitted round me,
vlolsp sprang beneath my fec,
And my gentle, loving mother
sl,oke again In accents mild
Curling every wayward passion
or her happy, theughiless child
rhsn heard the swallows twlu'rinr
Undernsalh the cabin caves,
And the laughing shout OF wlilie
Up ameng the maple leaves.
Then ble.s'd The poets dreaming
Bless'd his faney's warp and woef,
And wept DER memories treasured,
while the rain fell on the root.
Years ago losl The poem,
But lis sweetness fingers stlll,
AZ me freshness In the valley
Marks where how'd the spring.tIms rilI
lost 10 read, bat not 70 feelings
For The rain drop never falls
0'sr.my head with paitsring music,
Hut Il peoples mem'ries halls
with the old familiar faces,
Loved and treasured long ago;
Treasured now, a. In lifa's spring time,
For my heart no change can know.
And live again my childhood,
In the home, FAR, FAR away
Roam ne woodland, orchard, wlidwoo
Win my playmases, stIIl al play.
Then my gray hairs preas the pillow,
Holding all the world aioof,
Dreaming sweetly, as iis'en
Tothe train upon the roof
Every pattcring drop that faileth
sssmeth like an angels tread,
Bringing messages Of mercy
To the weary heart and head.
Pleasant thoughts of years departed,
Earnest longingz for Tomorrow,
Hoplngs Cor the far away
For know, each drop that islIeth
Gene. TO bless the thirsty earth,
Making seed 70 bud and blossom,
sprlnring ali things Into birth.
A tho radiant bow, that scatteretk
All our faiihIss-ne-. with proof
0f q seed-tims and harvest,
20 the train upon The roof"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

bsa. James Buchanan Henry, the
residents private secretary, has lefi
the North 20 recruit his health. He
viii be absent some two weeks
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

Har A complimentary dinner will
be given to Senator Toombs and the
Hon. A. IL. stephens, at Woodstock,
Georgia, on the 10th inst.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

No. The grand jury ut Chicago
have indicted Jas. O. Brayman, editor
OF the Chicago Journal for robbine
the post ofiics.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

ps4'- Tho total population of India
is stated, by Parliamentary return
just published, 10 bo $50, O,ssl,297.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02

p6y- An oven which cost $40 900
and il 20 bake 500 barrels Of flour
per day, is being erected at Chicago
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-02
Pity DOLLARS REWARD FOR A WHITE
aH0E-MAKER, ~.

We copy the following from tho
Richmond Va. Wing OF last Friday:
/. s.tqm 500 REWARD. r. , gli -.
NorIcE--Leit my plantation on the
ilth of the present month, my man
Jackson aud am approhensivc that
he desigus escaping for the purpose
Of getting to free State. NE IS ai-
most uhite, and hasmdRy characteristics
Qfd chite man. The most distinguish.
cd mark rccollcctcd is u straight fin
ger on one of hishands,and | think il
Is on the right hand; thcre are also
sears on his neck occasioncd by scrof.
ula in an early age; his marnors aud
mode Of dress arp quite humble and
respectful; he Is OLA square form and
oimedium heith; he isquitc intelligent
though perfectly unloarncd He was
in possession, when he left OF good
clothing, and Is of quito II drcssy dis.
position, By he by, he rds a rcry good
shocmdker, ] suppose his ago to be
2S on 80, his hair entirely straight
Twill give $40 reward, iftalkon or mp.
pretended in the county OF Iaincn-
burg, on S30iftakcn out ofthc county,
or secured so that can get him
again. SUSAN c. iluaT.
Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg4 Co.,
Va. Fg - o
r Bsas- On Sunday last, tho goth inst,
in Pyke county, Alabama, thirty
seven persons were poisoned, six died
shortly after.
Tho act wis committed bya negro
cook instigatcd by II Hungarian
named ComislSa.
The negro was burned 10 death,
rnd Comislia was condemned TO tho
same fate By seli.constitutcd judges.
SrYLrIsu Morn. Western New
York farmer, according to I'M oS-
change, lately wrote rs follows TO Il
distinguished neutrality-suspicious.,
to whom no iclt under obligations for
introducing q variety of swine E
d "Rcspcctcd sir,nl went yesterday
10 the fair at NJ, found sever
al pigs Of your species, there was o
great variety OF beasts, and | was as :
ltonished az not seeing you there y ao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
OMa DolAaY . Reav.
I He LEY WHIG!
CLUES OF FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

basinsss Cards, not exceeding six Nnsa. insias
ia, otherwise So.
Notices of msctings. charitable socistiss. ar.
companies, 4e., half price
displayed advertisements half more than tbe
Abovs rates.
Advertisements lsadeL sna placed upderths had
oi 'sspsciai notices." destiefAs orSssaYy ystss
special notices In the local column 30 cents pss
line. -
Advsrtissments ordered on the inside exelssiyely
In Ne Daily, after the Arst weeks SO per cent
more than the stove fstss.
Advertisements not accom- panied With directions
wi b. insssssdtil forbid, sad charged Tor accord
inKiy.
AHfrsasisnf a4ssrftssm<nis msst be pAf6ss axvsses
THIS ruir will not be varied from
when the Afvsrtissr usss the Weekly alone, the
price Will Be the same - In the Daily. Whore .As
Dsiy sad weskiy are both used. rs psr cent. vi IN
D eieiactsd from the aggregate smount.
pniet the present systsm. ths advertiser pays 20
much tor shs space hs occupies. the changes Being
caAss abs Tor cgmposition only. This plan is now
gsnsrsify adopted. osrcAArgs fss chsnree win -
ID eents per square.
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K: TUESDAY FEBRUARY3i857


No. 81 Joh.son-st., bel. I'd - sd. KE0KUK, IOWA.
aEo.eh4sas' aso q lsE' Late Of Albany, Ny.
I (S0ILNTIOnS made in all psrtsof the Wet, snd
~ pfosptiy resnittsd ondAy of pay ynsnt at eur.
rent rates.
Bank Of the State Of New York, NY.
9.J- Blake, cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Eraatas Corning d Co., Albany, N. y
Aon. ) No. T. sahoolcraft, Pres i Comm l Rank, Al
baDy, NY.
Thos. W. Oicott Pfest Mechanics' 4 Farmers'
Bank, Albany, New York.
hilbert L. Wilson, Ass I Treas. N. Y. Central H..
X. Co., Albany.
Ihompsen Co. 8 Express, Boston.
Hon. Horatio Sey mour, Utica. n. Y.
Iron Bank, Pail Village. Conn,
Marine Bank, Buffalo, Y.
Jno. X. Lee Co., Banke ers, Buffalo, n. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine hank, Chicago, Ills
I. IL. Dusch Co.. Chicago.
Bank " Comnerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mortimer Hall, 81. Paul, Minnesota
0rsene, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
Loker, Reuick 4 Co., a. st. Louis Mo.
Messrs D. ". IL. Knbourne. Keokuk, lows.
Jno. Jacob Wendell |, Cashier Demoine N. a r. kCo.
deel6-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-03
tisneraI Ticker Agen, outncy.
PENNsYLvANIA 9AsLRoAD.
ROO3 E

vINhhEE daily through Trans, bstwcen PhilAdel
L phia and Pittsburg.-THs Mosxme MAIL TRAM
leaves Philsdelphia for PitSburg at n A. NJ, and
Pitsburg for Phiiadelphis IT A. NJ. The FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for PittsbuTg at p. N
THE NiGmr EXPRESS TRAIs leaves Philadeiphia for
Pituburg at i r. NJ, and Pittzbarg for Philsdel-
phia at 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail-
roads to and from ST. Louis, Mo. Alton, 0aiens
and Chicago, III. Frankford, Lexington anu Lou
isville, Ny. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind Cineinnati. Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontxine, sandusky, Toledo. Cieveland, Colum
bus, Zanesvile, Massillon and ooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and To New Or.
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand lis at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortcs, and most expedition.
route 10 Phlsdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AoKxr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. NESkIMES,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg
Feb. l. 1855 -ly