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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-09
DIR. J. w. CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING LINIMENT,

fNHIS LINlMENT, wherever used. has gained
l. areputation over all other Liniments 70,
the cure of
Rheumatism, Nervous diseases of all kinds,
Sprans, Strains, Head-ache Tooth.
ache, Burns, Scalds, Badness,
Enlargement of the Spleen,
Female distractions,
Pains in the Back, &c, &c
In fact, 1t is good in a cases where an external
application will be of service 1t should be well
rubbed in, or for Sores or Wounds, applied as n
plaster
FOR HORSES
1t is one OF the best of remedies for Sores, Cuts
Sprains, Scratches, &c.
Below we append few of the many Certifica-
ties to its efficacy.
| This is to certify that have used DR.. Clarke's
Stimulating Liniment with marked effect in Rbe
umatic affections, that from the receipt for max
ing the Linlment | know the ingredients to be
good and do not hesitate to recommend to the
public said preparation for further trial in all
cases OF rheumatism and Chronic information.
Aug. IL, '5S. b. l.. HATCH.
ABERDEEN, Miss, July IL, 1858.
DR.. ). W. Ctarke: Sir: have used your slim
uiatng Llnlment on my horses in six or eight
ooses I'LL vi which IL mas cured one OF them WAS
a horse that had his withers bruised and badly
swolen so much 50 that thought could dis
tincty feel the matter, and thought it would have
to be lanced, but thought would try what your
Llnment would do for it first | had it rubbed
ON it once, and in IL hours the swelling was re-
duced, and / continued the use of it, and to INV |
surprise the horse was well and at work in three
days.
therefore recommend it to all those who use
horses or mules, the best preparation for sores,
bruises, cuts. scratches, &c. JOE. r. CASON
Houston, Miss, July 90, 1858.
Dr. Clarke: l take pleasure in recommending
your Liniment to the afflicted. had a neore
boy who had not walked step for six or eippht
weeks, disease, Rheumatism in foot. tried var
ous remedies, prescribed by my Physician. none
u which seemed to give any relief; at the reonast
Df my friend, J. ID. McAllister of Aberdeen. I
was induced to try your Liniment He sent me
, ooxes, and to my great surprise, long before
haa consumed one box the boy was up at work.
iole to make full hand. He is now almost #
lot entirely cured. do not think he would have
,een able to do service this year, but for vomr
1ihiment Yours, Respectfully,
THOS. j. DAVIDSON.
of Ripley, Miss.
'ho sell Drugs. Sept /. SO " 1aA''
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THIR ID DAY.

!, The exhibition of to-day will be opened with
oompetition in riding on horseback by gentlemen
full masque, for premium of Twenty-Five dollars,
D. be invested at the option of the successful com
petitor. Committee of ladies appointed ON the
ground Fee for entrance five dnIlars
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H UNGARIANGRASS.-..Webavei,s INST
- recved small supply of this new variety Of
srass seed' which is said to have made five tons
vesy superior hay to the acre in some portions
ro,., :, POMEROY& MARSHALL.
Mobile, March Is. 81
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Ihos, Word, VIM. Gates, L. @. Walker, J.
NJ. Saddler, Milton Hodges, X. C. Clark, Woods
Baker, II. l.. Shackleford.
Persons competing for premiums on crops will
be required to furnish certificate from one or
more reliable witnesses, as to measurement of
land, &c.
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Products ofthe Garden.

the largest and best variety of veget.
abes by one family. ..... 5
III the greatest variety of garden seeds. 5
JUDGES.
Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mrs Jno. White, Mrs. ]. J.
Hodges, Mrs. 7. H. Shackeford, DR.. Lyon.
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ADVICE or AN OLD LADY.-Now. John
listen to me, for / am older than YOU, q,
couldn't be your mother. Never dc
you marry young woman, John, before
you have contrived to happen at the
house where she lives at least four or five
times before breakfast. Yon should know
how late she lies in bed in the morning.
You should take notice whether her COM
plexion is the same in the morning as it
Is in the evening, or whether the morning
wash and the towel have robbed her of her
evening bloom. You should take care to
surprise her, SO that you may see her in
her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting YOU.
II possible you should be where YOU can
near the morning conversation between
her and her mother. If she is ill.natured
ana snappish to her mother, so she will
DC to you, depend on it. But if YOU find
her up and dressed neatly in the morning.
with the same countenance, the same
ready and pleasant answers to her moth
or which characterize her appearance
and department during the evening, and
particularly if she is lending hand to
get the breakfast ready in good season |
she Is prize, John, and the sooner Won
secure her to yourself the better.
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Eli Abbott, w. B. Fooshee, H. HI.
Shackleford, Anderson Bean, Chickasaw !;
A. L. Prewitt, Dr.. S. L. Paine, r. H.
Rogers, DR.. Laird, Monroe; Josiah Hus-
sey, Mr.. Cummings, ltawamba; Dunbar
Holder, W. L. McGaugha, and G.. G..
Reneau, Pontotoc.
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n IL. IL,
i.aaways Ready Relief for Head.
acnes, whether sick or nervous; Rben.
Ma asish, Paralysis, Lumbago, Cont.
Teufaieia, aoothache, Small Pox
fevers' Swollen Joints, Kidney Com
piail1s' Scarlet Fever, Pains around
.he Liver, Plenrisy, Measles, Heart.
uurn, ana Fans Of all kinds. Rad.
ways Ready Relief will, in a few
f minutes, change the miseries you sui.
pp Ter 20 Joys Of pleasure.
IL ~. h'-hadWay's Renovating Resolvept far
1he cure OF chronic disease--surb a.
Scroluious snd Syphilitic Complaints.
.nohsuniPtfe and other affections Of
n rnu Lungs and Throat, Induration and
a.a of parts, Eruptiye and
T,her diseases Of the Skin. Nodes
iullors' Ulcers, Dyspepsia. and All
oInef diseases arising from an imnure
state Of the Blood M 80 IMPURE
IT, II. R'-Kadways Regulators will cnra efsc.
lively and speedily, Costiyeness. In.
Ggestl0n, Illumination of the Rowals
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Diseases
u the Heart and kidneys. Female
Complaints, Small Pox, Feyers, Meas
;cs' &C, DE. Whenever the system
Is OUT OF order, dose of Radwav's
Regulators will restore it to regular.
them. 1'' o0 "i'nou'
T. H. h.-kemedies are sold by DRUGGISTS every,
where. 1ee's's
RADwAY a co.
FOSTER s, Agent, Houston. Mississippi.
AP'A i''' 1868 e9..y
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ISolecism in Manners.-There are few
things more disageeable than to be kent
waiting in drawing room or library
when You have come to pay visit to the
lady of the house. To be kept waiting
indicates either that your call is intrusive,
the lady is not acquainted with the rules
OF goodkhreeding, that you are upon such
an lntiE cit footing that any liberty can be
taken with,you or that an elaborate ar.
ray is absolutely essential to the hostess
being at all presentable. This evil pre-.
walls to disagreeable extent, and its
prevalence manifests degree of care.
iessness in domestic dress, which is wor-
tiny OF all apprehension. 1t is presumed
that lady is always neat, and derives
no adventurous succor from the circum-
stances of the toilet She should there.
tore, on the announcement of the presence
OF visitors in the drawing room hasten to
receive them in the same attire in which
she appears in her family circle, and
by the readiness of her reception evince
It's cordiality and welcome. A DELAY of
quarter of an hour should be taken as
taclt hint that repetition of the calls
Will be considered a bore, while any fur
her delay should be construed into a
'eclded and most unequivocal affront
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|
l.. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Can't
Bowen, w. P. Gillespie, Chickasaw
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, J. II
Cason, Monroe; T. B. billiard, John
Shannon, Pontotoc.
DThe charges for entering articles nj tho
Fair will be the same as heretofore. '''
No Premium will be given on apv article not
embraced in the list, and it will be expected Of
the Judges, in all cases, even where there is cam.
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar.
tlce or animal is not considered worthy.
All manufactured articles must be exhibited in
the name of the maker, and no premiums will he
allowed when it is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exhib.
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-
sissippi.
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex.
hlbltlon day, for the purpose of receiving entries
and il is hoped that those who can will make
their entries ON that day, so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on.
;, The Executive Committee indulge the hope
that all those who have been designated as Undo.
es may find it convenient to attend and serve bnt
II any should be unwilling or unable TO do So tbev
VIII please notify the President as early as pract
caDIe, that others may be appointed in their stead
The several Committees Of Judges will please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
u the Presidents stand each morning an which
hey are expected to act.
The exhibition will commence az 9 O'clock
T., each day. A' a.
WIN. F. WALKER. Pre.,t
=. Y. ScoGGIN, Sect'ry.
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A Negro Maviage.-Ata negro we'd
ding, some time ago, Meriwether county,
the following rendition of the MARRIAGE
ceremony was given by the "colored
gemman," who officiated:
i" George. will you take dis oman Won
hold by de hand for your lawful wife
to live togedder, after Gods ordernance
in de holy state of matrmony Will
you Tub 'er, honor an keep 'er in sickness
an in health an, all other complaints ?"
&c.
-, will you take dis man
you hold by dc hand for your lawful
husband, to live togedder after Gods
ordernance, in dc holy state of mat
rlmony9 Will you obey him, serv him,
Tub an honor him in sickness an in health.
M all other diseases 2" &c.
LaGrange (Ga.J Reporter.
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CONsTITuTIoN.t n,s,,

I'd many diseases that afilict humanity are ipberi..
'ea a. heir lodms from the diseased bodies If SIGH
Y Y. slres. serofula, Consumption. synbiGs - md
ihs' are among the most common Il cnnot i'm
tloha diseases. Now, we care NOT how I ,aanr
generations the seeds Of these diseases NAV haye
bten established in the system, corrupti1p tbe
oloodrRa d,eays Renorating Resoirent win Grad.
iGa'e from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti.
eie oi diseased deposits, and fill the veins with
new, pure and healthy blood. Gus WIN
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cHiLDREN's DISEASES.

ID n "a q Renopating Resident should be hail
~, ea as blessing by every mother, throuohout tbe
mna' Whose infants are afflicted with Sores I'm.
al'ls &c These breakings cut (thus earyl are
e e, o. disease transmitted from the narent
will oa rev doses Of the Renorating Resident
- in eiauicate every vestige of the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body d'Ss -
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ABERDEEN. Miss Lnlr % 1ssa

therefore recommend it to all those who use
horses or mules, as the best preparation for sores,
bruises, cuts scratches, &C. JOE. r. CASON
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FOR sale BY all Druggists, and by all merchants
who sell Drugs. Sept /, SO. " 1'
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TERMsoF ApvERTIsINu

basiRessc ards sot xcecdin six tine inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Notices Of asstinss charitable socistiei .dre
ernp npAnies, Sc, half price.
Displayed advssttssmsnts half more thanth.
absss rates.
Adysrtissnsntsl ssd ed AM pl seed undeft h Al
I special notices, dosbisfAe ordinary refes
spseis lnoticesin he loes column - cent, ps
line.
Asyertissmsn ts,rdsYed Ia 81 nsia GO relatively
IA the Daily, after the hrst tvowcsks, so percent
more than the abovs rates.
Aivertiscnsntsn no accompanied with direction,
wiilbsi nssstsdtilnorbidra raud charged foraocord.
ingly.
Aihrsasssaf afsssevfdsssenfs smusib spsI6fa adsases
This will not b. varied from.
When ths advertiser uses the Weekly alone The
price will be the same a. In the Daily. Where ths
Daily ssd Weekly ere both used, rs per cent vi II
be deducted from tho aggregate amount.
Under the present systsm, the advertiser pays 90
much for thsspAce he occupies, the changes being
ehargesbfs fsr coqpssition osly. This pisn IL NO
generally adsp4se 0srehsrgsf ossAa sss vi iks
IL esnts per sVaeoe.
SrIa sli saess shsss sdvsrsissnsnts sss dis
tntinusd before the expiration of shS yeas ~ the
cline contracted Ter thsy will be ehaansa ~ n
our regaia pratesfor the tine stuallyfa
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ID EsPECTFuLLy informs the INHABITANTS Of
IN Keokuk and its vicinity, that he viii attend to
any b~sness il his line. From iis bong expert ence
Of A. years, he has h.ade himself famiIisr with
the varions disesses in tho horse--Epidsmic nnd
lnflusnss Fever, Lung Fever, Infammntions, Stag
esYs, Swceny, Bette, Worms, Collie, Spasms, Spavcn
Bone, Spraihs, Ring Zone, Curhs, &c. Medicines
can b. hAd by calling ut his residence. on Atm It.,
between johnson and Exchange, Ktokuk, lows.
jan27dly
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fFrui1 Trees.

HAVE 4 fAs assortment Of Fruit Trees 0sapes,
Currants, Gooscbsrries, Aay fc., frspn The EJra-
euSc Nurseries, New York, al Of which ere of The
Apsat varicties, and In excellent order. Persons
s.n examine our eatAlogus and kave an order for
'0t0ss Off. \. Rsynolds. Third 81, between Main
and Johnson strests-Parnsll I wycoG's old stand.
mchl5d1m r. II. HUNRE.
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ENEss =. 4ll-a--- T-------s1lI8
THE Prssbytery Of KooAuk win h.ld its next
i regular meeting at Croton, un the second
Thursdsy {8th) Of April. ~ I o clock p. m.
9. G. BEAMAN, Stated Clerk.
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. RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for an unlimited length Of time allowing
oRsengeTs tVstcH a any point snd re.
sume thoer yuokheyat leisure.
Steamboat Tiekats good urtil Close Of Navigation.
NrPassengers can obts In Rcliati ie Inform lion
~ this Ohiccfn regard to all Railroad Routes in
fhs United States and Canaeas ~
I Up River Passengers leave Kcckuk at 7sa5 A. ".
DOWN y A. ".
Stage goes Eassto Plymouth at S .. u. ySun,iays
excepted, connecting With the afternoon trH in to
0Atcago.
rL- Passengers arriving in kcokuk on the p. II.
ain from the West, should fscurs their Tickets in
the Evening.
@1-ohiesVpsn at all urs.
s. J. +. rKwKSBURY,
4sEsign Tiskc, Agent c B.sQ. Il. 4. Line.
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VANYICKAEN . MlLL1,
GEN ERAL AsUCTI sEERs
AND

OOmmieS ON MeFchants,
VsrandaA building Johnson-st under Court House,
w Ill attend saies Of real Or personal property,
w receive ana seh % commission al kinds 81
goods, furniture CATTLE horses, $c receive soOds
On stosegs, pay chasges, and do ! general agency
business. Cash advRnced on goods received for im-
msdisle sale. vAN6fCKLEN 4 MILLS.
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PENNs NsYLvANBA cExrwAL eAsL

THREE TRAINs DAILY IKO NJ
PIssABarsA - rhtiAAssphia.
Trains leave fittsbufgh - fotle~s Nall 7 =.
Tue k,prcss Mail Runs D1I1H. M etAsr tive
Sundays excepted Making pissst Csa- 81
nectisns with all trafne feoo
St. Louie, Mo. .yiabuqus. Ksokuk - ISwe Clfs,
s lowai Csfra, Rock Island and Chicago, I'LL y
IS Lexington md Louisville, KY; Tesrs Z
Aaats. tadisnnpolis and Lafayette, Z
Ind; Cincisnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
2anesyille< Crest
line, Hassi-
ion md Wooster, Oh2n.
Also, KAaaas, Sesesska, MinnssStay and
Ai1rotntsIn tho West.
sDR- rAnH Az Low AS ny ANySornER kourx. -
Passengers fretn the WsGt can fely hpon
his US being ihe shor.sst and 9uof -
expeditions relte 10 !
PHILADELPHIA, DA43IM0KE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT -
Passsnfer Linfs ef Penn n. h., PAlsdslpAf6.
Jan. l, 5S-d M
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CUMMINGS & BEQGS,
Architects.

s u p Z r. IN TEN IN rs.
IAvEtaksn an oGiae in Redding gton's Block
Ii corner Of ohnson and Third streets, In Room
No. H. 2nd story, 1rst door to the left at the head
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all Kinds, public and private, and to
supsrintcnd be erection Of the sauie. They hope
to dobssiuess In such manner s1kili please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
kGfsr, BY permission, to
X. 4. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kIlbonrne, James Ester,
Geo. &. Anderson, X. p. .Crsel,
VIC. Stripe, ID. Keddington.
VIM. Leighton, JIM. Billings,
J. NJ. Hiatt. j. b. PAUL
deel2dly
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-. -. =. Z Six.iSS. sss-%se-sr.
nFrlcR sp s.Airs at the rsar 81 Holmss' store
~ ON the cornsr of 9th snd haiA e., whore he
may be found day or night, except whsn profes-
sionaily absent. a8as tfeb36d
q. W. nO0SE. n. -,
MELLOW Of Massachusetts, Medical Society. Of
j. Rce over ficklsn 4 Lucas Bank, Third-st.
mch3d
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FOR SALE.

- ENG desironS Of curtailing portion OF our
- business, ofer for sale at . great bargain on
LONG CkEDlTwith approved security, or 10 ex-
change for city property, eur large and extensive
IAharps, III, together with Stock Yard Of ten
serss, and four good Dwelling lIouses; also, our
lArge and extensive Coopershop and Stock in keo-
kuk also, ,one Vt our Grocery steres on Main st !,
between 9th and 10Th, in Keokuk, and Store
1osss and lot with good Stock of 9foceries 10
Hamilton, Ill.
For particulars enquire at No. 100 Main-st., or
No. 61 Levcc, keokuk.
oetlad W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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JOS. Il. M. BERTRA1 @
REAL ESTATE AND URANCN
BROKER, -
OFFICE, NO, 4, KiLBoURSEB
I AS for Sale 80 beautiful Lots ID =
l l. bourne's Addition. r.
From any Of these Lots the prospect {ee
the yiew around tiecity, isieiightfui.
They are ali near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PAR
And no other Lots in the City can b lAAesirabit
for residences.
Block 176 In the oldlimits.
90 Feet en- Main-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot {. Block 81, on Biondcan-st.
60 Feet in Block 2ol (, on NJ ain-st., between 10th
nd lth.
25 Peet on Main g., commencing 100 feetfrom
10th street.
20 Feet on Ath ST., in Block As, very desirab bic
building residence. aAse
Also, Lots in Edward Kilbournes5NapA X kion.
M3-TERns-Low, and very Easy faG& bts.-
Ror further particulars enquire at the A. neee
iAn26d
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE co..,
ovYIog ISssAAfLE's sk@ surttlAe, 3Xp syon1,
Stcond Street, Meckuks Ieps.
r1,Hls iIc(pe Company taxes Mttaa On th6saftx
i classes % pyo perty, Oh TnEMuTuALx Ian
AND ON THE CASH pLANFOR AGASH Pnk-
MUM, = rates - rsasonabl, - those Of nny
1D1iable Company "a
= &ssSsa# DIxEcrons: ~s as
q. II Pen, n. xscksr,S -
\ ssH Geo. u. 18th, y. Hamill,
ss@ MmsFYp19sfs. D. A. bay,
Md. NdU94Afdy J.W RankIns j
~ .1lAsgts( JohA MocsAts
- p.H. Voofhieess
N + IS ss q 81 n 1sees oFviCRRs:
9. N PERnY prsst. X. II. Ii.afApH{AoN, Tres.
8. MAAILL, Vice Psta3. k1unN IN -
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N. w. Hicks, NJ %,
X & y On DEM TIST,
Once onSecondst. between Main and ,kuson
kkoKUK, IOWA.
hk. Ii. In addition to the usual ~.x,~x
- methods Of inserting Artificial n sgk
teeth ,isin possessions Of oftheexciusive VISYYY5
right for this city Of mounting the
'csntinaoui gum work ''soaaIyersAlly admired
for thnii beauty and sleaniine,s
Hcitai aoanting ectLon q GuttsPercha.
apr l6dwly
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FOR R ENr.

The rson or rooms ever ths City Book Btoss.
The second story can = tAsoNa iate Law o1Aess a
rate. lnqnirs ct the City Book otsss, or II r. b.
Oedsn, corner Of Second md Aain stxssts. [oes1l
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~. n. U0aW
Successors TO Dcu,Ing D uge,
BANkERSJ

nEVn "
4 1--WE particular atten,iotse collection esd ~
~ NIT promptly ON the dsy Of pssnsse.
Eks.GEScxs.
Bank Of North America, scw GSgk.
Drexel A Co., Phtladoiphia. -
X. W Clark 4 Co., - 1,
Citizens Bank, Baltf&orc. IN
Bank VI Pittsburgh, PtttsbuaRA.
Jne. Il, ,ecuily, Cashier, II do
s. Bro Cashier, Whseiings g.
Branch Htate Bank Of ohio, zanenvil1o.
Commercial Bank Cincina 81 II
State Savings Institution, ft. Loue1t Il u
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago, n 81
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov2Ad
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IMPORTANT CAIANGEsl
Saturday nvening Train Fut On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'.sA'l lRAeR - eAoo..
TIA IIRO AID.
cssp,sssdso csn~4T c. Yhrovsh vithoul
cASage of CO AND sne change
Of carsto ko. -One

Of carsto 10. -One
chamge to u leland.
nNEto Wheeling and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage abd60 miiespesrer o all EAst-
ern Cities than ey any other roAIe.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
tie y. S. Mail ard Adcnis E-press.
On and after Wednesday July lst, trains will
leave as toliows:
US. ManTrain-.Leaves once. corner a,h and
Chestnut, at lU;Nu a. IN. Leaves East st. Louis
Dspotnt 1850.
Express Train Leaves Office, corner of sth and
Chestnut. At =, m. Leaves kast st. LouisDepot
at $3.50 pm,
In order to accom- modate the travelling pub.
lie, a saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and tfains viii ran as above ssery day except
sundAy.
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 p. NJ.
sN.B.--Afl trains make direef aaa certain CON ,,
nsrtserf ~ Cinei.nati with all Eastern Mail nd
ExpresfT rains, ,thusforpiin tho shortest qsilkesi
aud caiy Brsdd Gaucs Roric to New York Boston.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, washiEston City, Pitts.
Sargh, WheeiiAg, Cleveland. buffalo. and al
Ai.s, lhicagossnd al points onthe Illinois csa.
trail K.k.
r ONLY ONE cuAKCx OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
|a.s.N New York passengers hs~e choice of four good
|9ailroa6 routes, from Giueinlati, via New York
- Erie, n. central, Psnnsylsania Central, and
Baltimore Ohio.
xhrough passengers should avail thcmselvss Of
thts most linbic route between sbe East and
the ~ est Ms II aioras unusual facilities, being
superior road, and thsoniy broad Guage Road In
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomisgton, LAsalie,
- Island, Buriinstpp, Peoria, Dunieith, Ga
IoaAs Peru, &C., connect Mt Sandoyal with the
rllincis Central Y. X. forthe above nanes points
Passcfs7 Nor Mattoon and Chicago connect al
Odin with the Chicago Branch. Through from St.
elouie~ith only one change of cars.
Through baggage checks given in the city, and
Ssegsg handled tree, giving passengers notroubls
All the Depot.
$40 THROUGH TICKETS
NJ Can be procured at the Offices. Nos. rs and 50,
|ppgH<F of 4th and Chestnut streets, under The
&lAniers Hoase, and AksAo. 81 Lcyce, coKisf o.
YSnessrect. %t%4#~
4 f1E~ 3o Il Offices q eN11tly ep the eoyneS--ths
ouly rlncttfo Oh; atufstaiAA AAsinfnn ton.
W. II I. cLEM&N4,Q@psf srpl.
ISAAC WlMAN, uoMsi Mestetn Agt
olanibusrs viii call Tor pasfeng gcssH Hnl ha sgsgs
IN any part Of the ety,hy leasingthrir addsees q
eltheroi the oiiees. Calireguinsi3 sthc Motels,,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-05

msfAHLAND HOUxk,
J. A. PATMOR, PRoPRIxToR,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, chicsso, Ills,
rRoNT-sT., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
Eors Madison, Iewa.
sep3sdAw
aaCOND 0TNEET CRs EAf STORE.
GREAT haxgains IL Dry Goods, Cloeks, Bonnes
NJ Mbsoas, -. We are now Offering our we'll
goods In every dspartnsnt v complete, and bought
very cheap, snd wtA - ~ lpwss than heretofore
offered, = ~ " 4slng saf swa b1snses, aass rsat
and elerk-niDs. We 90 ~ VIII ALI lsu~ tAan
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