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JAMES BUCHANAN.
SAcKv1LLE. y. 81, Aug. 8

The lines east Of Halifax and west to New York
are in good order but the Newfoundland line Is out
Of order 1t will probably be repaired during the
afternoon.
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Dentistry.
ADMINISTRATIONS HAVING

1 lEN 1.-lHOOE HAf 1NU
IL SETS Of Teeth which they carefully keepin the drawer
OF find troublesome carry n the pcket especially
Invited 10 call Il DR. HALLIW ELL'S Dental Rooms
To such liberal Will be offered. Having made
urrausements. prepared the Vurunized Com
iusteau OF Gold or Silver for AItiical Teeth which
has ghesi reputation 10 anything here oore used
lghfness cleannes durability and neatness
ore tooth cuiire setc1n be suuplied so life like
defy the observer, and 4 perfect IL Warranted
silver and Gold Plates usual from Sa 20 SD per u
sets B.A HALLIWELLS. N d,
Over Churchii's Drug Store.
iuua3.IEw OPP Old Court House. PubIic So
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FRI.
MIscHrsrEE, n. ]

MANcHrsTER, n. H, Aug 6.
Messrs Hill 4 Choney's extensive stables in this This
citv were DESTROYED by fire this morning, and 70
horses were burned. Loss about SsOOO.
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Nrw YoEr. Aug. 6.

The Telegraph Buildings at p Wall street were
most brilliantly Illuminated, and nags Of al nations
flying. An immense crowd gathered AZ AZ cary
hour on the custom house steps, and renamed Ior
hours yociferously cheering the Atlantic Ieiegraph
Cable, Cyrus W Field, and other prominens men
connected with the enterprise
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TRFAoNr HaLL-Mr. Finney will speak as
usual tomorrow. None should fail to hear
him.
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nIRs. RoBINsON,s CERTVICATE.

VERN5s, Trrmbul Co, May lsf. 1853
This certIies tint have been IN Door health for
yars and ound hte relief after 2osng number
Of Physicians Ny disease Pr1auziS Ute n had
redurc bv that a1d FouOr Alhus until bad become
liberated 10 consl lerahe extent By the advice Of Dr..
Bushnell procured and took hotties Of 1IarshalFs
Uerne ahoicun which enabled ne TO attend to hus
hand his last sickness until be died which about
have taken three bottles snce his d. ath.
which has made abe to labor and support family OF
three children The Cathoc1n has nearly restored 20
health u i the oulv thing that has mile ated my suffer
ing Tor Which l feel very grateful - -.-
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICoN is Tor sale by City Druggists and by
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Thsre will be tenn
PeraDce meeting at the Sons of Temperance
Hall, Ontario street, at P NJ TO morrow.
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m A MOMENT

Without detsians the Merchant from his business the
ofFasoa fom his enjoy uelis; the Matron from her
household duties
CHRIsTADORoS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won eal Chemical Coua,sreio OF Natures ColoIng
LLnLl
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RocHEsrlER. August s.


The Atlantic Telegraph ueWs yesterday caused
general excitement and rejoicing Fiisy guns were
fred by the artillery company IN homer Oh inc
event.
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HoRTIcuLTuRAL SocIETY's MEETISs.-Thsre
will be meeting of the Cleveland HorticuItu-
raj Society at P n to-day, at their Room, Al
Bank street
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SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ O OF pr51lcias Artificial Teeth any other
lst- sIAIRLIcITY-oas piece ehsmieally united all
is PATss, I am o. ye rl sains Ssaily q
the model OF her own impression. TINS adaptation once
81 PURITY.-The entire Plate and Teeth are imDer-
vloaS 10 the action o. aay known chemical aseni hence
else OF health, proof against the Corrosive and Offensive
ecretonsof the mouth elaH0n to gold plate work, and
Ith. COLOR-Bright, lively, and a good imitation Of
n B-Any method OF producing setsof Artificial Teeth
hsncally united IN piece that will pass ordeal
tais q a,seSt; is eosateIist q trs Porcelain
I've isss It e-es m t;,l3 piss E ,S r ~ l, n
II essrs M bsvr -1v-n tis- fe-fi-,, 10 -
and 81 Wi all other cases where terms have been
has there been any dissatisfaction
TERMsAec0rding 70 the nature Of the case, and given
the receipt Of the order OF on deliv-
cry Persons with Cold Plate e7n Apply their plate IN part
GUARANTY. s1tiIictioa. provided the terms Of pay
Persons wanting information TefsTenee viii be given
those IN constant eof our work
the uataral teeone weeks long enough 70 niervens be-
~ asr Sstr1ss and tbos ~ ~ ,Ier n, beon,s sucl We
viii that our are such that we and
within tSo days afteE lie ARRIVAL OF the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
srrangesnrs with YOU By which may be taken
Of your patent eases an aEiieula;ag models &C, &C,
model W viii aAso make BLOCK Work 70 order
reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
ave observed with mura for the last years.
above method Of pr0ducns AuIicIal Teeth and believe
statements 0f this Iiroaiar correct.
T. GARLICK.
have investigated with care TO- the las three years
the above method Of making and app yIng Artca Tee
the Laboratory Dr. wight anI gss, and
say Win cuurdrucuthst s pi-a u the best Known
and entirely successful When made under ms obSerg
The SupeoTty uf ts kind Of Doatal WORK gold
kinj Of metallic plate annot be quetIoned su The state
mentn DE- WugArs Circular Of the number Of cases wheI
his work has taken the place q gold plate Is true MIeA
Of this ror gold plate had been furnished ~ the best
Dentists IN The country am lot eonTeTsant With the sue
cess OF Porcelain work the Ia ds uthers than Dr.
Wright. H. A ACkLEhs u
Late Prof. 0f Surgery Cisve 9Ied. College
Dan p Rhodes, Prof P kirland,
NJ jackson. fTOL 5, b. Hnuts
Ell Alavor Castle, Ed hgh VI % Journal
II /. Whitman. Wa hlclaTus,
+. i. Sturtevanf, PToLGatohsu-
J. h Cur.iss
- H-HaEing learned that persons caiming % De this
work and aag claiming 70 be agents for he
sane viii szy that W mis- date have no agents n
the u. A. who have auy rst f0 the above u1ienieo
such claim hose Il Is eitef Infringement
or an iulpositiouf imposition, let II work lis own clre
If Infringement VIII IN due eime attend % thar
| n L WRIGHT, h- d
ssuf29 Acfua y for the COMPANY
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DARKFNs THF GREYEsr HAI

or eplzcss he red sandy huge which detts much
from personal c8meness vit brilliant black OF brown
The hues II u7arts are FAST COLORS and change
or motle after exposure to The air the rapdiiy uni
ornty and oedainy Of is operation this by stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers JOSEPH
CHRIsTaDoRo Co. NO.6 Asi0r Houss. n. Y.
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ARErvED.-The NOrth Star arrived yesterday
afternoon.
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EOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-

Il son Garien, SC will sud Maple SITS Some yery de-
slre be lots On each, 10 sel cheap time
STEAM SAW MILE by r. r from the Civ
adjoining Stlon, With large two story dwelling and
GRIST MILL-WATER PowER-wnh a great fsu
aud abundance Of water, ~ miles lrum the CITY of
stone; good dam and buildings and machinery ia good
LaKS sT-Nsar the Car Shops one and a-half sfsT9
IS ACREs-0ne mile fram City line West, by plank
hoad tood SOL One and alali story frame hoe, barn
FOR SAFE OH FXCHANgE.-KfNs1IsN ROAD
miles from the CouT House Seventeen acres Of Iaad
SooU soil aud well cultivated with nice cottage house
earu. orchard and variety fruit and shade trses-aso
acres oftimbsr Will sell very low ani receive psy M
eonslds dsIahle naIt n other good pr1periy.
PARkslAN Sf;-House and iot- Sl.390. Exchange Tor
WISCONSIN, large amount Of lands veil strat-a Ii,
e1aRse or goods Of vroas knls or good ~ lroperY
CEDAR SH.-Near Perry--A vacant lot los Il fruu-t1
seu or exchange for small house and lot Superior
WARRENsvILLE-22 Acres neu the center. with
good houSe barn. orchard, Seto eNcans for good
ja3 ROUSE < JENNINGS. q superior 81.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
Of 40 miles By Raiiroad frnm Cieves-d near "a
Station, IN good orier and doing good business
a ACRE,s-Near the Lake Shsre-s niles from Eu In
kinds and Y acres timHer- Will take Wesern lands
ST6REs DIV ELLING and LoT-welI localrd in a de,
srahle OF The city. ta exchange a snail farm
CASE AN NENUE-A cottage house with large LOT and
I5e siIGREs CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
PANf STOCK nj 2 Narart Lots eTchaags flr smsl
trm near ms eiy OF h"use aud lot well ocatedIn the
AT EUCLID STATION % arr,s OF land-soil black
sandy ioams under me cultivation, with unlancc Of
and neyer-falins spring uf voter ami acres, = Of
mile nor OF ts Safioas rleh lolmy soil To exchange
20 ACRES IN WILLOUG UGHBY-On the Lake shore
Good s1 snd well improved, with stream Of waer and
HURON CO.-FaEm OF 10 a.res u mile from R R
watered Will exchange pIrt for Western lands osher
Boise Z JENNINGS
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGES :
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS.
D..H rr-s.4a..
DOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkTT-A leasebold well
oatef IN csptral part o. the city. lot l5 b.
6J feet With good buildings The buildings with lease
years Will be sxchanged very low price Tor house
and lot OF Western lands
A GOOD FARM-Ab0ut % miles from the City Plank
Roads, scres with good hJus and orchard with
yare.y Of other frui-so sandy loan and well wateed
$50 per acre.
SIX ACRES-One mile vest ol the city line on Plank
Road. Will exchange for a farm.
DETROIT Sr--Near State St--EI0use and L0t--lot s.
By ls fee with shade and fruit treest0 exchange for
farm
ON LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west Of tse city--F0rty-
two t42i Acres with small house and oTcT and
Of timber. To Ichange f0r house and lotOne West
Side preferred
LoRAIN ST.-GoOd 2siory House and Lot "a exchange
fora small farm
VACANT LOTS-TEo good lots on Garien 81. to sell
low for cash time
ROUSE Y. JENNINGS.
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DOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.

EOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
i A LARGE AND VALUABLE FAR1I-s40 Acre
with Dwelling Houses very large and ne with Barn
Sheus and Oherflrn buildings. orchards aud 40
timber. Soil sandy loan and we'd located.
EAST CLEVElAND-From nine acres OF land
az option Of purchaser with sood two story BRICK Ho
harm and large numbar Of fruit trees A desirable PROG
ety. niles from the Court Houss by Euc ID Pank Road
EAST CLENELAND-a5 acres with H0u e. Barn aud
Orchard, niles The and hort disiance from
the Euclid Plank Road. VIII sell onehalf or the whole
o Il ) A LIE X TO y G II A E.
TAVERN STAND Al Station on one Of the princi-
pal Railroads the city 40 miles distant
well constructed huidns ana esery with =
acres Of land. Exchange tor an improved farm
FULTON CO.-l60s the ar Line RR IOm To-
led0tO Chicago mile from station and one and half
miles fron the County Scat. also
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
an2z Real Estale AGENTS
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BaromarE.
WHEELING NAILS,

WHEELING NAILS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
n these justly celebrated Nails nay be found at
Warehouse. e5rner RiTsT and Lighthouse streets.
aug2lm STONE, CHISHOLM 3 JONES
CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est and best variety in he eitv-inI s5le BY
sR30 II HK-RAYNOLDS. No sure ior s.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Of every des-
IL lcripliOn VARIETY style and prire-f,rs sale By
ap30 H X. RAYNoLDs, No. superior 81
4 OO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
l.GOO NAILS-of all sizes aud qualities, for
~ bv H X RAYNOLDS.
aa3S No. superior s.
IRON AND STEEL.-Af out a ship
i Ios5 for ale py II X RAYNOLDS.
- No Superior s..
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WHO'S =! WIGS |! ] WIGSi ]

BATCHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEFS surpass all
They are elegant, Light, eass and durable
Fitting 10 a charmIio tuning Up behnd-no shrinking
the head indeed. ihis the only ashment where
these things are properly ulders o. d and made.
20 BruaIWay. New York.
ap2slSwCmell Y. FISKE. Cleveland Ohio Agent.
EEERY EERALE NHOTLD REID
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ST. JOINS, n. B., Aug 6

Every ef0rt has been made here by the citizens
generally to celebrate to-day. general holyday
has been given to all Salutes are being fired and
flags are flying everywhere There viii be to-
night general illumination, a great display OF
fireworks and a grand tOrchlighI procession. On
no occasion within the recollection OF the Oldest
inhAbiiant have all classes Of the people been SO
intensely excited as now.
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TELEGRAPH REJOICINGs.
DsTRorT, Aug. 6.
One hrndred guns are being fred this evening
in honor OF the success Of The Atlantic Telegraph
enterprise.
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Two hunred guns are being FIRE neIs Ls t1s ,t a,
ming in honor Of the success stul lay Hs Ts,,,Iv
lantic Cable The telegraph once ae -
illuminated. also the newsl 'aper 49, Shr.; -
ness and priya residences. B'ondrss ara blazing,
bells are ringing. rockets aud L'rew0VSs sslerSs
are being set of in great profusi on. snI '''''e =
general rejoicing.
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aug6, d2t'ls
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Telegraph Office splendidly Illuminated this
erening in honor of Atlantic Telegraph. Immense
oroEd assembled. Band in attendance played sew
eral aational airs
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Several public buildings and many private ON;
.es were iilumiu ste / Brass Band serenaded
he Telegraph Offices. A military company para
"A In h9nnr n tbe oe. asion. BOnhres were ig-
ni,e5 canon fred severn, spirited speeches were
T,sS nnoD tbe bsIeony in front Of the Telegraph
ONCE, and three hearty che, Is given seTeraiy loI
the Atlantic cable, Queen Viz t0ria' ana M yf1'
W Field
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ALBANY, Aug 6.

Interest in the Telegraph cable remains undated
and every issue of papers is looked for with anxi-
e<y. Much disappointment was felt this L. n, al
de failure Of news from Trinity Bay,
Tonight the Telegraph Office and Evening Jour
nal buildings are brilliantly illuminated, and varie-
gated lamps suspended from Telegraph posts IN
the city The illumination attracts great attention
and much enthusiasm is manifested
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
4tb, otherwise SO.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupled.
Displayed advertisements half more thaa the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hoad Of Special Notices." dostle the ordtnsry
rates.
Special Notices in the Local Column 20 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
stvsiy In tine Daily, altar the hrst two week d
SO per cent. s1erc than the above rates.
Ali transient sdrsrfasemenfs mxsi ss pasd go'
In Advance. This rule will not be varied from
when the advertiser uses the Weekly alone
thu price villa be the same in the Daily. -
Where the Daily sod Weekly are both used
Is psr cent, will bs deducted from the agHe
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertise,
pays 80 much for the space he occupies, tn,
changes being chArgsabis for the composition
only. This plan is nov ganeraiiy adopted
Our charge for. changes will be Is cents PEI
square.
~ In all easce where advertisements ar
discontinued before the expiration of the yea
or ,hc tsme contracted for, they will be charges
mp at cur regular rates for the time actual
ly In
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THE FAN MERs, GUIDE

TO scIKkrIFIc AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY lixsRY STEPHENS. r. X. $, Of Edinburgh, and
tho late j.. p. NoRroS, Professor Of Scientific
Agricultare in Yale College, New Haven, : vols.
Roya1octayo. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
and steel cngrasings.
This 10, coufessediy, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order TO give II
wider circulation, the publishers hsveresoiysdto to
redacs tbs price to
Five Dollars for the Tw o velunes.
When sent by mail post paid to California and
Oregon the price will be 81. To every ether part
Of the United States, and to Canada (post paid
%. THIS wonk rs NOT rHE OLD "BooK ~ rns
FARn."
w. Remistances for any Of the above pahiies-
tiens should always be addressed, post paid, to
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT d co.,
apr3idAw No. 81 Gold st., New York.
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J. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and General Agent.


NTELL IGENC OFFICE,
No. n MAlN-ST.,
pUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
Kind.
Draws Deeds, Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles 70 Property.
aiysa Re liable Information rssreetiag The Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements.
IL Agent Tor Insurance Co npanies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Collateral secarity.
Low charges, never tiring energy, and punctuAl-
ity, are the lea ding features II this House.
Refer TO the following gentlemen
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. ". Ciagett.
Geo. O. Anderson = Co. Bankers.
Rix, Hale i Co., Bankers.
GD-Agencics and Business Solicited.
sept. 4, '6S-d
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~
II kKE TRAINS DAILY FRO ri
PsessAurgn - PAilaAslpAia.
Trains leave Pittsburgh - follows: Mail q
m; Past Line ,. M; Exprsss Mail e;Ao IN.
The ktpress Mail Rams Daily, the other two
sundays excepted. MakiAg Direct Con-
nections with ell trains FROM
st. Louis, No.; Dubuque. Ksokak and Iowa City
lows Cairo, Rock island and Chicago, aI,;
Lexington and Louisville, ky.3 Isrrs
uaute, India anapoiis and kafayetts,
Ind; Cincisnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanesville, Great
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Eebraska, Minnesota, and
All Potnss I'm the west.
~ PARE AS Low A. ny ANT 0faER ROUTE. -
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this as being the shortest and most
expeditions rsute 10 a
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
THOs. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. II. H., Philadelphia
Jan, l. 56~d
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CUMMINGS q BE00S !,
Architects.

s. u p E II IN + " ID + N IS.
lIAyRtaken IN Office In Ksddington's Block
l. i corner u johnson and Third streets, in Roo m
NO. IL, 3nd story, 6rst door 10 the left st the head
Of the main enhance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public TO call. They pre-
pared TO furnish designs and detail drawings foi
bailding1 Of Ailhinds, public and private, and to
super intend the erection Of the same. They hope
TO do business In such will please their
patrons and do credit 70 themselves.
Refer, by permission, TO
X. p. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kiIboarne, james Estes,
6se. c. Anderson, X. .Creei,
VIC. stripe, d. ksddlngton,
VIM. Leighton, J N. BillinEs,
JIM. Histt. J. b. Paul.
dscl3dly
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New Advancement.
on ana aAler MssAay, August ., ,ss,
The Kookuk q Burlington

PACK ET CO. PANAs1
NEW and fast running Steamer EO-
rt IN Kuk will mAks reg uiAx double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
kUkIkOcE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Aonsross NJ l13o and u:30p pm.
Arriving At Burlington 81 p m and 10. m.
Leaving Burlington at a. m and 1850 p. m,
Arriving At k<okuk 81 and 1880 p. IN.
Thus making reliable and prompt connections
with the ksokuk and Montrose, the Burlington and
Missouri River an4 ths Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, - usl1 - the Keskuk, II. Des MoiDes
and Minn4eotA nAiirosA mosping and evening
trains; A1ss, ntth the bsAts II the heokuk and
ST. Lou1 Packet Co.
Per Tieheta aad further infofmation apply Oh
board, of 70 C0mpeny's AgeAAs ut heoknk and
BatiinReon. u. NJ. SAMPLE,
auxA President
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For the Upper Hts issippi


o.. s.. MAIL LINE,
~ ock ls1anA And keoGak Daily Pas
senges KneA cts.
fIyHE steamers BkE DAN PBkLL
4 and IIsiioMIAGo VIII compose
the line for the season Vi 1855. Both 80
Of these boats being Of light drxught
and Of great speed, may be relied upon for making
connections adycrtised. the
BEN. CAMPBELL,
dEo. II. MrEns, Captain A. l.. MlLLnR, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose On the arrival OF the cars from
keokuk, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday y
morning, NJ s o'clock. Tns
TISH0MING0,
JosN Il. kKAcH Captain A. IL. CeRwIsE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose above, every Monday, VI sdaes.
day aud Friday connecting. at Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and Nit, Pleasant, Iowa
at Muscaiine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
at Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Cosnpan,
Stesmers fer aaieEa, Dubuque, and st. Paul, and
the trains Of the Chicago and kock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Board, OF
Of o. II. BREWER, Agent,
May II-d at Depot on Levee.
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ftsHk Great Central koute, c0nnseting the At
1 iansic cities with The Msstsra, North western
and Southwestern States, by continuous Rail-
way direct. This road ALSO connects at Pittshargh
With daily line Of steamers to all ports on the
Western Rivers, and ~ Cleveland and 6andusky
With steamers to sll poru on the North western
Lakes; making 1t the most direct, eAespsa and re-
liable reEte BY which FREIGHT can be forwsrdsd
te and from the Grtaf Wesf.
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IRWIN 4 CO.,
Oo.Parrnershtr No9iCe

COsPartnOfshlp NOt1Ce.
n GRAZ D RE. SMITH h1vs thfn day
IA. formed partnership In The Carpenter ana
bsilding businsss in ell its brenehes, nndsr ths
b foand on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where they will - happy 70 receive the or.
ders Of their friends md ths public.
!. maylI '68dsn