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Ceffins.

Ceffinas -
T CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
J. with ali size and styles of Collins, trimed in
the latest and best style, at 9 low price. Also
Furniture. ] have the best of workman.
warrant my work and the articles going out Of
my shop TO be what they are recommende4.
2m j. kEELEk.
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Patent Medicines.

\ n0BOXES PHYSICIANS AND DRUG
lUU gist's Glassware, for sale at the
- 80 . CRY DRUs SfoRE.
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Masonic.
THE REGULAR MEETINGS of Lawrence
l. Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall. oyerthe Express
Office. JAS. CHRISTIAN, w. u.
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WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
wv plies of Drugs &e. Our friends in the in
terror will please send in their orders to the
CITY DRUG STORE.
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TNGLE BARKER has thermometer Chufnf
J. which viii make Butter worth 20 ets. PEI
pound. - NOV. u, %. u
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Bullene & Read.
0t7 MASSACHUSETTS STREET, Lawrence,
- Kansas, Dealers in most everything the
people of Kansas want to buy. Terms cash.
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JAMES A. FRAME HENRY B. CoNwELL.
Frame & ConweIl.
WH0LESALE dealers in guR powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. All orders
win receive prompt attention. Once at the fur
niture store kansas CITY No. Jan 3H
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rUHE STEAMER OTIS WEBB will ply daily
L between Quindaro and Parkvile. Also,
make trips at the Ferry Crossing. The Ferry
viii continue to run as long as navigation IS pos
sible. Quindaro, Nov. 81. I'm
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ssLet Your Light Shine Abroad. !"
5 bbIs Camphine, e.. ~
10 q Spirit Gas, Burning FluidJ
49, Lard Oil.
Winter Sperm Oil, q za.l
CITT DBue STORE,
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William 3 Parsons.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. VIII practice in all
~ the Courts of the Territery-attend to con-
tested eases in the Land: Office, all matters per-
tanning to Real Estate, Conveyaneing, Execu-
tion Of titles, dc. Office in the Commercial
Building-Lawrence.k Kansas. IS Dec tt
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Claims FOR sale
THAvE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS ON
i hand for sale in which there are great bargains,
as the owners are going to leave the Territory In
T Enquire of JAMES CHRISTIAN, Att'yatlaw.
Oct. "a If -
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70 stAi rsh' he~evsr - IN u4ue''ohsos F-'-S
0d Fave disco ed 81 The o.. ns'ss fse u he tns
sHirun G.rp er-nas John l. Dssrcu Howard 3. EaSsn
Henry Hhiesey Smith h.rs Chss. W Az Meth eis
smak jOhDF Bs-eAer WI B. johnson. r. r C9Ss-' O7'
Ohns:sd, Newell c. Hall"
during the ivestiga.ion an interesting and impor-
tant quest arose which the last sentence OF the
above verdict has some reference. student named
Anderson the steward OF the club on beng caued on
20 testify whether he saw weapons lying upon the
table Cd .he evening OF the occurrence, refused 10
answer He was committed for contempt OF Court,
but his counsel, taking out habeas corpus mao nin
brought before Judge Storrs, OF the Superior Cour,
by whom the question va. decided in the course OF
day or two After stating the general prin. ple thst
witness % not requiIed 10 incrimInats himseii, De
said that the decision a. 10 whether the answer 70
the question asked would iucrun'nste must net re''
with the witness alone; the Court also must De reason
ably satisfied that il would before eIcusing the W.
ness The application in this case seemed to him very
plain: an sfir native answer TO the question asked
vould furnish evidence to which the learned Judge
sad he hhmseh would be very unwilling TO be exposed
in Court of Justice. The witness was therefore DIS
chsrged. oc-..
die Club" has been disbanded, and a sum OF money
$3.50 has been raised for the family OF the dece ssed
who are in destitute circumstances. In the city,
reward of 400 has been offered for testimony wh''n
will lead to the arrest and conviction OF the person
who shot Miles.
The Beethoven Society lately gave concert for tue
benefit of the poor. Il well attended ana ap,,
pauded. Some of the music WAS of high order, aud
fully sustained the previous reputation of the Society
The Senior mathematical prizes have just been
awarded. First, q gold medal and $40 in money, J.
W. Gibbs, New Haven, Conn., second, slo' John
| ovewell. Cornth, W.
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INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL.

Frsn our SpeeisI tersfpebes"-
VALLEY OF TIE OsACE, Feb. y, 1855.
HANNIBAL had to 80 TO the Alps before he tried
his celebrated experiment on them with the vine
gar For one battle there may be . dozen Of
marches. A Border Rufian force is somewhere
before US in the Valley of the Usage, but the
dragons are looked for ut every moment. Gen.
-, with 3 hOwitzer and volunteer force,
mostly from this region and the country still fur
Their south, is so1.euhere ahead in the valley. The
Free State volunteers from other points are mus
terng, but there cannot be very heavy force near
the scene of action. The volunteer character Of
the enterprise the want OF stores and equipage the
Winter season and above all, the probable arrival
OF the dragons, bid fair TO throw damper on the
expectation Of meeting and driving the Missouri
army from the soil OF Kansas.
The first reports / met we're Of ruin TO the Free
State settlements on the Little Usage and the Mar
mston; but it appears that the enemy have not
yentured ON thing of the kind yet / learned
this morning that the Mssourans had gone back to
Missouri, and were waiting just across he border,
which IL only four miles from Fort Scott. But
these are rumors only, and / have up TO this time
no battle or skrmish or awful destruction to re
cord The enemy seem 70 have waited an attack
from All imaginary army, that they doubtless heard
war before Fort Scott or have been dubious as Ia
the expectancy or Safely VI WI luc
O,ase Valley Delay in all such cases VIII be more
Ikel, Ia prove fatal than q battle.
One of the richest valleys i'll Kansas is the Ossge
The road from Lawrence hither hes the greater
part OF the way along the valley of this ryer and
among il. tributaries. After crossing the Santa Re
road fourteen miles from Lawrence, the traveller
enters the valley or valleys of the Usage. 1hf
Marie de Cygnes as il is called, is the upper part Of
II. The only Swans" j ever saw IN It were
couple Of Ottawa squaws, whom once came across
during tt Summer OF 1856, and who, as l rode
over the ford observed in the pool above, testing
The hydropathic qualities Of its waters in an extern
Iorled feast Of the pun6cauOn. They did not take
night a. had expected bat sank up to their Decks
unul had passed, leaving only couple Of nodest
faces above the water
I'D. rYer takes the name Mare de Cygnes shove
the Junction OF the Potswatamie and Bull Creek
These are both very large creeks, and Join IN the
MAN stream within few miles Of the sau.s posnt
which Is then called Usage River. In the sioping
point OF land between the Marie de Cyenes and the
Potawatame close 70 their Junction, stands The he
torie town Of Osawstamis. 1t Ia. received ~ Own
slare OF Border Ruttsn abuse in IL tim. h-,t has
tkxNsI wlita7 ana q b0w perfectly ak.s T. ,asv
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JOIN 6. UNDERWOOD Nv VIRGINIA.
, The N. Y. Tribune.

Corrsspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
CLAEKE Co., Va, March 4, 1855.
We hsd lively time in this county during the lsA
week. Our quarterly Cont was IN session, and an
unusual amount of business was done--mcre than q
judgments rendered and executions issued.
But the most exciting incident was the appearances
Of our fellow.ctzen, JoHs c. UsDERwoop, 10 Court,
10 defend suit which, after he left US last year, wa
brought against him by poor creature whom he lad
trustedwhen hardly any bodyels would and who, We n
knew, was in Mr.. Underwood's debt But this poor
creature found lawyer who, for an equal share Of
what might be obtained was willing 10 engage IN Tia
dirty business. An account was trumped up, amount
ing to about $780, and the suit begun. Mr.. Usdes-
woods old neghbors hocked around him. and he proved
on the trial. by three good men, that the plaintiff lad
acknowledged TO them that he owed the defendants.
The result is Judgment of twenty dollars and costs
against tie plaintiffs decision which meets With uni.
verssl appreciation. Thus has night sad Justice
tiumphe over fraud, and of the msansst sstsmps
at robbery known in this comfy has been brusis1
away like mere cobweb. We were glad - welcome
back our old friend and though be has gone md hh
US, We will hope to see hun again. We have 10. for.
gotten the hundreds Of Bibles and other books which
he has distributed among US; and tho poor white mes
Of this county will never forget the friend who has
furnished so many OF Us with employment and brssd
when we could find no other person TO do it for ss b
our friend, John c. Underwood.
FRIEND OF TRUTH AND JUSTICE
send you characteristic paragraph from our local
newspaper
JONI c. CSpEHwOoD.-The notorious J. C.. In
derwood appeared in the COURTEOUS on Tuesday
last, and cuiously ard With q depicted expses-
sion of surprise and resenthcnt scrunized and sazed
at by the crowd. Not hair Of his head was hurs,
however, because ii understood that be had lead
business. We acccrd to every man his Jus. rights,
and opportunity to secure them but further than that
We cannot tolerate q traitor among Us. We did sa-
derstand that he desired to address the people and
define his position but such an attempt vould Be
hazardous. We cannot accept insult for injury re
best reparation he can make is TO keep from among
us and show his face no moro in Virginia. The high
Commonwealth Of Virginia protects az fostermotb<s
al her children, but che has too high sense of bonof
to readopt and take 10 her bosom stranger who has
opce deceived her and may again sting her like sn
adder. Her OWE true, loyal citizens she vii follow
TO The ends Of theesrth TO protect if not by her own
arm BY that Of the General Government; but Sue
cannot IND q home for one who has proven hiusek
unworthy OF her confidence. Let him go among his
ktb and kin at the North. We have and desire No
such down here. We commend him 70 toe kindness
OF Northern hospitality. CLARKE Go. IVA journal
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FROM CONNECTICUT.
threw down the bones, 40
Die where they had fallen.
From An OecasSond ContsrShd.r,-
SIrYIEID Conn

From An oeessonL Coresr0nd.ri.
SUFFIlLD Conn, March 6, 1853.
II. instead of eIclsining as he did, Job had
SAID "Oh, that mine enemy had written letter
for publication in New-York daily newspaper, +"
he would have been entitled 10 be rated in the New.
England Primer as the cutest IS well as the most
patient Of mankind. was not aware, in the be-
Ginning. Of the veIations and perils that environ
occasional correspondence, else would you never
have obtained from me any written account of 60
ipgs On in Connecticut But having once begun, |
find that to stop is almost a. difficult as TO halt on
the treadmill To say the east il nearly as bad as
TO 70 forward. At first my vanity was wonderfully
tckled TO see myself in print, and used TO chuckle
furt,yely if ] CHANGED 10 hear anybody wonder who
Granger might be. Presently suspicion alighted
on me. Several Democratic fnsBds, at divers
times. charged me with the nisdemeanor of writ
ipg letter, 10 The TRIBUNE. | am exceedingly in
genuous. and would not deny the charge. Moreover
Am rs modest a. am ingenious, and my teli.tale
bushes BETRAYED me. Ny friends demonstrated. Ia.
bored with me Sc forth the magnitude Of INV of.
f.use told me that unless | reformed AZ once nv
standing in the party would b. seriously affected
And here et me say Though ay il that shouldn't
say in that said standing vas az the time | wrote
nv fret letter "a yoG-w'li-trom TAR ~ middnng
certain eseapade OF le+c was forgiven And
nearly forgotten. But having tod YOU OF two rood
qualities AN distinguished fer truth e@spes he
~ add that An prone 10 Re obstinate VIXEN Any
k0sy undertakes, BY tant u iHses ~ !T~<-, ts
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FROM EEW-HAVEN.

lorrrgYS ntence of lie ~ i. Xnpun>.
YsIE CoLLEos, March ., 1855.
The Coroners Jury IN the esse Of Wm. Mics have
a. rprth rerd. red q yer isct-an absurd specinea Of
Corspers verdict, gong ootsde Of VIA. wac REQUIRED,
And :ha;, toe, IN bungfng manner. The verde. u ss
fsR~vs
49, YsSss te..:L a-Tvss Il Nv lawn. ky.s 4
A. lA-rhs ssosJs%nes 
<s esrs roSy v.xas.-s
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CANALS rs. RAILROADS.

Apprehendpg that the Annual Reports Of the Audi.
tor Of the Canal Department well o. the Reports Of
the several Railroads containing, a. they do, fail,
particular and voluminous statistical tables pot
generally examined and their importance fully sss-
sldered by the people herewith make few extracts
70 lay before your readers.
Leaving out the lengthy tables OF alton tun-
mage, 'a!ne, Ac for the present purpose, only give
the amount ftos, which is the best indication OF he
business Of the canals Ard 20 show certa in results.
take the lat ten and the preceding ten wears in tie
history OF our canals.
In. amount Of tolls collected N 1881 O. esa 80 %
ne sboHht oi toAs collected IN St1 3o5S
re % cfeass Tor tss rsn yeas.. i6 psrcsr..
aefsse 'onul prrc'ntase ri ircrese 10 eerE
10. amount o. tos eoI' eted In 57 was........ 2c ~
Ioa tie' Eisse Of decrease "a ten ,ea 70 cert.
Average annual percentage of decrease y Def cert.
But the most marked d-ctove Of iallDs Of 10 The
revenue and business OF the C.n.l Is .iDoe 1851
amounted s3sls7d %
h., IA lSS7 the collected /. ony...... 3p.s~
yeNs.................'.. .'......... IS psr sst
Average snnas percentage 81 Gecess..... n6 pre~st
Here we Lave tie resS,.s 81 the Isss iTskiy ysAs%
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- - VAIL q W.
jyi4d
CUMMINGS 4 BEGGB,
Architects.

IS u p T. n IN r. T. N ID En- rs
uAVEtsken Office in KcddIngton's Block
l. corner of Johns0n and Third streets, in Roou
No. IA Ind story frat door to the left 81 the heat
Of the main entrance stairs, where they inyit,
their friends and the public TO call They are pre-
pared To furnish designs and detail drawings fo
suiidingf of all kinds, public and private, and |.
super intend the erection Of the same. They hop,
to do dobasiness In such manner as will please thei
patrons and do credit TO tksmsslvss.
Refer, by permission, to
II. 7. Lows, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kiIbonrns, James Estes,
Geo. q. Andsrsen, X, p. Cresl,
VIC stripe, ID. Ksddington,
Wm. leighton, m. Biliings,
u. Hiatt. j. b. Paul
deel2dIy
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Now RcaAy.-.-PFsce sIfty Cent?.
Ri John Mullaly, the ofhciai Historian of the
- Memorable Expeditions. THE LAYING OF
THE TELEGkAPHIc CABLE with all iu Incl.
dents and anecdotes, impressive or divcrtinr; =
we'll ~ fresh and reliable biographical sk eches OF
Messrs. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hud.on.
The Publishers invite the attention Of the pub.
lie % the following letter which suf, iently indi.
catcs the tourecs and authority from which ,hi,
carefnl account of the grandest OF human enter
prises is derived: -s
NEW IoRK, Aug. Is, 1858.
Messrs. ID. ArPLEros A CO.:
Geaiiemfn--I take pleasure in certifying that
MIR. John Muitaly was with us in the Newfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year ls5S, AND
that he was ON board the Niagara during the At
lantia Telegraph Expedition of 1867 IS and ths,
he was present st the trial trip in June last. and
the final expedition which terminated In the sue
oessfui landing of the cable In Trinity Bay, New.
foundlsnd, on the Sth of August, 1855.
His indefatig.ble exertions during sii this ime
In procuring every fact in connection with the en-
terprise Is deserving Of the highest praise.
have the fullest confidence In his nara tive with
regard to every incident that took place on board
the Niagara durfag the process of wing the cable
and will continue 10 furnish him with eycry In
formation in my power relating To the formation,
progress. and success Of the Atlantic Telerrs ph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
Glkus w. FIELD.
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BANKING HOUSE or
q Y . - q u q. a n - Y = 4 o.
I HAVE this day admitted - . partner In shs
j Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, {who has
been my teller for the last ak years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, willbe conducted undef the arm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the ohest) in Iowa. the new 6rm solicits contin
uancs Of forme- patronage 80 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make colIcctions and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part.
mel, wis
RsYEREHcns:
Park Bank, N. y.
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co.. Bank ers, MY.
Edward W. Clark b Co., PhiiaAelphia.
Howard banking Co., boston.
Dlapp, Fslier Browne, Banksrs, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman 4 0elpcks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
kramer . kahm, Bankers,
fillmore Brothsrten - Gincinnsti
A. ID. Hunt i Co., Louisyilie.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
keok ak, An. !, IS. GEO. @. ANDERSON,
ian5d
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

business Cards, not exceeding six linss, inside
ti5, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices u 90. obitusriss, according
to space occupied
Displayed .drertisements hAif more than the
above rates.
Advertisemsnts lsaded and placed unasr Abe
head of"Speeiai Notice." double fAs ordinary
yafes.
Special Notices In the Local Coiumn 10 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on tho inside exclu-
sivsly la the Daily, after the dfst Two weeks,
30 par cent. more than the above rates.
All transfenf afvsvfGsm<sfs assf be PAID for
IN adseece This rule will net be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly alone,
the prics viii be the same ~ in ths Daiiy.-
Where the Dsiiy aad Weekly Ars both used
rs Per cent viii be deducted from the sggrs-
gate smount.
Under the present system. tbs advertis.
pays 30 mnch for The space be occupies, tbs
changes being chAygsahls for the composition
only. This plan IL nov generally sdopted.--
Our charge for changes will be is csnts pc,
square.
- In all cases where advertissments are
discontinaed before tho sxpasstisn Of the yea,
or the time contracted fsf, they will hseAarred
up at our regular rates fer tAc time actual
ly In
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EG4kaS skts. (;
Or, The Franks sttne IN Odern Puck !.
"I'il put Girdlc round about the Earth
A Tclegraphic Epic fer the Times, in which the
origin, progress and marvellous lopenenis of the
Scienceoi Eleatricity and Magnetism are set forth
poeicAlly and pxActicaly for 2 300 years. from the
time III Thalcs 10 the Submarine Telegraph, en-.
bracing every broad field Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. %, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, The Amber, Sprite, Infancy Of sci-
ence, Copernicus, tiaIleo, Newton, tho Temple Of
Science, Electron's Trance, His Awak ening, Elcc-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Repuision ,Electrou
in 0crmsny, The Electrical Machine, Electron En-
trapped, The Leyden Jar, franklin and his Kite,
Tbs lightning Captured. The Kite in Europe,
Franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thun-
der-Bolt, The Lightning Kod, The Northern Lights.
The Arctic Aurora, Galyanism, Volta, Eisctron .
Metamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond. shakspeare's Cliff. The Snbmarine Hat
terry, The Telegraph forcshadowed, Eiectso-lAasus-
tism, The Telegraph Realized, The Avsnger Of
Blood, The Electric Fire Alarm, The Eisctrotype.
Cause Of Cholera, Table Turnings, 0osAn Tcle-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume. in fancy boards Price
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1668--59.

The New York Tribune, now more than seven.
toen yesrs old. which was the 1Tse journal y tAs
world that appeared regularly On m imperial
eight page Oh est at no bow price - two q. and
which has attained the unparalleled aSRreeate OF
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its ~ share of the patronage witch the Metrupol-
itan Press is henceforth to receive.
WITHIN the present year The Tribune hes pro-
vidtd Itself with and faster press, at q coat
VI $sO,OeO, merely that some of our subscribsSU
may receive their papers = mail earlier than lhay
otherwise might do.
With correspondents At the nost important pssnts
throughout the civilized world, and . staG II
writers chosen from among the best In the eOun-
try, we beiievs that even those who disliks ~
poiifics Of our paper coneede 10 1t frapknsss In
avowtng ts convictions and ability in mafntainine
them. WesppeAl then, to those who believe than
m increased circulation Of the Tribune would con-
duce to the political, intellectual and moral we'll
being Of the ksPublic, to aid ~ in sfecting such
increase.
The Daily Tribune is printed On : large inpssial
sheet, and published every morning and evening.
lsundays e1ceptsd,) ard is mailed 10 subscribers
months.
Ihe Semi W eekly Tribune, 10 published every
tuesday and Friday, and contans all the Kditorial
OF the Daily With the Cattle, Horse end General
marksu RELIABLY reported expressly fer the Tri-
outei Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, and
darinE the coming session Of Congress II will con-
tain summary of Congressional doings with the
more important speeches, 1t will also contain :
n'st-eisss Novel, continued from number 10 num-
Der. tbus a6ording frnt-ratc family newspaper 10
those who prefer not TO take = Daily.
TERMS.
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J. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land nnaDEeneraI Agent,
AND
INTEL ENCE OFFICE,
MO - MAIN-ST


KE0KUK, Iowa
DUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro.
- perty Of every kind
Advances Money on, aud sells, Goods of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles TO Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements.
Ii Agent for Insurance CO npanies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
kegotiates Lonps, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits buys and sells Patent Rights
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never tiripg energy, and punctual.
ity, are the len ding features u this House.
Refer TO the following gentlemen,
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. w. Clagett.
Geo. C. Anderson a Co.. Bankers.
Rix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
GNAgencics and Business Solicited.
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Main sk,, bat 9Th and 9th....... ........KHOKuK,
"A ANUfACrURkk OF all kinds Of Cakes and
v1 Candies, Pyramids, 10. All orders for parties
will be promptly attended TO, ~ the shortest mo-
tice and in the most approved style.
oct6d
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fINHE Great Central Route, connecting the Al.
l. tantie cities with the W Westcrn, North. western
and south-wsstern States, by continuous Rail
way direct. This road also connects NJ Pittsburgh
WITH daily line Of steamers to all porta on the
Western Rivers, and At Cleveland and Sandusky
With steamers to ali ports on the North western
Lakes making 1t the most direct, cAcapssi and re.
liable yesfe by which FREIGHT can be forwarded
10 and from the Great West.
RArks BETWEEN PHIApKLPHIA And PIrTsBuRoH.