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The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

MARRIED.-In this City, at the residence
of the brides father, Sabbath evening, Dec. 25th
oy Rev. Mr.. Bruner, Mr.. A. A. Fradenburg, of
La Porte, Indiana, and Miss Sophronia H.,
daughter of Mr.. B. F. Adams.
On Monday, Dec. 26th, at the residence of E.
Mclaughlin, Grass Valley, by Judge Niles
Scarls, E. W. MAsLIs, Esq. and Miss MARY A.
UNDERWOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

WELLER MAN--(with ferociously
mock chivalric air, You say We'll
ler's morning dram is of more import
ance to him than the position of U.
S. Senator. 1 demand proof of your
assertion, sir.r-r!
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The Shasta Courier inquiries if we
call Ralph Waldo Emerson "respec-
fable -
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

DIED.-At Omega, Nevada county, on the
night of Dec. 23d, JOHN LEoHR, son of John
and Theckla Leohr, aged years 7months and
% days.
In this city, Dec. 9th, suddenly of disease of
the heart JOSEPH BOILER, formerly from Fair
view, Ohio, aged about 80 years.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

BIRTHS.--In this city, Dec 25th, the wife o
7. II. Caswell Esq, of son.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Intellectually, yes; rabidly, no.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Tthere be added to Ell OS3 SO the snm Of s5 o.
cofed by guspense, and the sum Of t67 26 gained on
The bad debt aceocnt be subiraced then the actual
expenditures as adjusted in the AUDITORS Office win
be $l1, ,i57, ,5l2 80.
The eross revenue for the year 1859, including re-
ceip,s from letercaiers and from foreign postages,
- 4 QcQ ~ "a sfassSf halotv.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

hellg an lDffefht OF per teHt ONtI Va
the year ending June 80 1883 but s.l s. 600 short
adjusted on the Auditors books, exclusive Of the per-
snept annual appropriations amounting 10 500 600,
granted 10 the Department by the acts Of March 8,
1Ss7 and March B. ISL for the transportation and de-
livery OF free mail matter for Congress and the Execu
tive Departments, and the special appropriation for
mail trInsoortation. To ths amount s. OOJ must
be added The unpaid liabilities deficiency, as esti-
mated on June 80 1852 e. 96 O09 Do making the total
excess of expenditures for the year 1896, ,09 %.
The expenditures for the year ending June 80 1863
are estimated at ais 038 627 %. The income for the
same period is estimated at $40, 22 53i o. leaving
deficiency of a. SIC 092 a. added 10 which ~,
now in the hands Of the Posmasters, which has been
accumulating since 1915, and only be made avail
n estimated cOst Of the mail service from July lS0
to June 80 1861 is computed at l5665 l35 04j the
income for the same period is set down at Sg,6TSNi,
leaving deficiency Of s. 9S8 424 O4. The Postmaster
says:
The above estimates are increased by the cost OF
mail routes between New-York and San Francisco and
Olympia s372, 500 which have heretofore been pro-
vided for by special appropriations, and paid by the
Navy Department
The deficiency for 1861 is estimated at s5,9SS,-
42i 0g, upon the assumption that the measures OF
reform recommended in this report will not be adopted
by Congress Should they, however, all receive the
sanction of that body during the approaching session,
IL is believed as hereafter shown that the dehclency
for that year would not exceed 81 ,342, H3 9O
The following transportation statistics are embraced
in the report:
On e 3Oth Of June last, there were in operation
1923 mail routes The number Of contractors was
1853. -
The length Of these routes is estimated at 260052
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

IOtal.p.sBssssssssssrtts tttttsss ssss.ssssF y
Deshetius the aggregate estimated expenditures
hom the aggregate estimated receipts iuto the
Treasury during the fiscal year from July !, 1859,
10 June 30, 1861 as above stated, the estimated
s.Isncs win remain in the Treasury on the SCth
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

the Post Office obeyed Since toe passage Of the act
referred TO, more than 800 0OO have been expended
in the transportation of these river mail with return
20 light az scarcely Justify the designation OF the
expenditure postal in its character For time II
is true the route po sessed some Importance because
of the through mails which passed il; but, from
the completion of various railroads, these through
mails conveyed BY land, and, in consequence
the river route has become essentially local and sup
plies only the small Offices along the banks of the Mis-
sisspIi. All the large towns or will be supplied
in advance by lateral mails carried the railroads.
1t is believed that the service could be performed for
one-fOurth Of the which il now costs, were tae
Department permitted TO for il by the trip.
reduction amounting 10 s47 ,2l3 bss been made sbsye
the mouth Of the OHIO and, were CORE spending re-
ductiOn made between Cairo aud New-0neans, the
expenditure would be still greater than the revenue
from the route woald Justify. This case is cited as
illustrative of the disastrous results arising from Con
gress taking all discretion from the Department.
OF the Pacific mails the Postmaster says: "On tax
ing charge of this Department found established
and in full operation six different routes for convey
ing the mails 10 and from California and our other
" Pacific possessions, viz:
l. Prom New.YoYk and New Orleans
VIA PsnsnS to San Francisco ~. -.
FROM New osan. to San francisco
via Tehusnisree, send unonthy.. 7sOecO 90 s.i7s 60
2. Prom San Antonio, via n Paso, TO
nom San Antonio to LfPsso and
FOrt Yumsl. 1seiE 90 sol 90
III PssO, SER FrDsci.eo -. eo,oo % &,2s
s..From Kansas, Mo-. 20 Stockton, Cal.
monthly. ......,................... 1889 l2ss %
{. Prem -. Joseph, No. via Utah
City, TO PlseeIYiie, weekly
sso00 5,ll2 a.
The gross annual disbursements Of these six routes
were thus 2sl ,797 and the receipts from them but
ssN,7f Go, showing a loss to the Department of
$l S54 9i9 CO per annum.
The expenditures for local mail service in the States
of California and Oregon, and in Utah and Washing
ton Territories, during the past year, amounted to
sSts,6S7 IL, which, being added 70 the cost of the
routes Named gives u total Of e. Cos, ,59i Is. The
population supplied by this enormous outlay does not
exceed $4,000 soris-tlus exhibiting postal exEen-
ages and condiitns. The remaining sl2,27l .099 %
II the gross annual dsburements Of the Department
furnish postal facilities for 20 0OO 600 of people being
10 the proportion Of lees than IL for each person.
Were the inhabitants Of the country of the Rocky
Mountains served by the Department az the same rate
Of expenditure will those on the west i. would re-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

This aggregate Of S. 653 15 &c, deducted ffom tho
deficiency OF th June, leaves deficit of 81 34f 439
which the gradual increase Of receipts and the cuta
ment stil practicable would in few years,
and the Department be thns restored 10 complete In.
dependence. E-f = -T-l-- - E...ist
There are tboee who propose, as a substitute for
these just and salutary reforms an ncreaee Of the ex-
lsng rates OF postage. To tbis am we'll persuaded,
the popular Judgment Is decidedly opposed and tins
opposson rests mainly upon the convction that II ne
Post-OHee Department were justly dealt by Il could
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

We had hne warm growing shower last
Saturday. The corn We presume IL now
mostly out OF danger. The breadth Of land
planted in this county il much larger than
uausi, but the crop il rather thin, though
generally good. The fields look we'll from
The road, but 10 going through them many
hills are found wanting. and the stalks ara
generally thin. Il 10 safe TO calculate that
the yisA win BE- only m average crop. The
whole crop will be needed, = the wheat crop
sarns out : failure. Many fields Of wheat
DO NOT average over three bushels to the acre,
and the supply il barely sufficient for home
consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19
M Nj T. RUIAl.


| DAILY GArB CIrY OvvIc1,
ksokuk, BSpt. 18th.
FLOUR-eapsrfns, N ~; 6phsg MAeat, o.
tra, - III; Fall wheat, extra, u 50 70 44s11.
L BRAN AND SHORx6, 20 20 70 perl ~.
Z hOORN-old, 50 ~ 1espA, new 80 toss.
BARLEY-smiae, 1oS. Pail, eea7sc.
WHEAT.-Ia s6s1 4speaA. Fall soaloo
Spring seAse.
oAT6-3os du1l.
RYE-lee 10 ~; little coming In.
POTATOEH--sec BY the load retail 40c bush.
GROCEHIBs-New Orleans Sugar. fair 71ss
prime sssa, clarified saals, srusAsd asa LOAF ia
= -. Aoiassss--plantstioa - tells, s.H.4l
= -, aoidsn Syrup, rs to SOC. coass--Rio Il
TO Ia. Java lsto Ice. LaguyrA, lsA 70 IA. Rice,
-. 4 -saaI8 e'
6OAP-Palm tAc, Family SIC.
cANDLES-Star Is to -, StsaYins Is, Mould
LIZ, summer pressed, Is
LARD-lo to II retail I2{c.
BUTTER-cAoics u to ID; retail -, scarce.
HIDES-Dry la green, ~; green sheep pslu
- 70 DC; green heg skins Is. 3H
HAY-Prairiet4i to 4s; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, tsAses; Baisd d. ~ 70 11s4; Retail, sl3
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass. 90 TO 70 eenks
~A-Ss~yb - - " cV5 AleA 0o0Qs 0o4R0s
sUNDRIEs-0nions, 80 to ~; Eggs, T2ase;
Feathers, soc to s5c; Waite Beans, 9oc to IFS.
FRuIT-0resn spplss, choice, - % to - -
Per Dbl. Dried apples % to - per bush. Dried
psachss, - 90 to $31s; green peaches 81 70 Is.
Raisins, - 90 to 8 80. 4 hi
CHEESE-W. Il. 10 to Hi Denmark 8 to 10.
PRovISI0N6-Hams1 10 to ii Shoulders u to g.;
clear sides 10 10 IL. Mtsss
BREF-l3s1Ac gross; So to 50 per quartsr.
6HREP-$I rs TO - % y head.
HOGS.-Dressed, - 90 TO $500. ta& {
SALT-G. A., 81 90 10 81 IS per sack; Kama
vha, 2ooa1lo PER bbi. Liverpool, $73s per sack.
Lake - e0a3 IL - kbl. s1--
FsH-Aacksrsl. No. $40 to 4z1 p bbl; No.
SIS 70 SIS No. ia to- i3. white, Mol IS -
" So Is y hxlf Dbl. Cod Fish 6to 90 n.
ExcsAnaB.-On New York for currency Per
cent; fer gold psr cant. 6s.Lonis4 per cent.
-A~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

LAVE gained tbs oonAdsuss a al who use
III them, and have proved one Of the most valu-
making sls Iosk ssssa On sotl ssdss Of the cloth
alike, which cannot b unravefsd or pulled ont
They me On mads with the hieest mechanical
skill and all warranted 10 work well on all kinds
Lssthsr. In particular We would call attention to
our new Family Sewing Machine. II hss been
Manufactured exprcssly for Family Use. and has
met with favor from AL. II - 20 simplihed ~ 70
render Il almost impossible to get ont Of order, or
derAnge its operations; indeed 1t Is 30 simple ~
to astonish one, that 80 small piece Of mecAAn-
ism viii seW.
Below We give description of the difsren. style
of the Weed Patent.
No. I. II very convsnint style, which can be
worked BY hand Or loot, on Or OF ito own table
For the convenience VI shipping, and also for large
manufactorics, where II IL necessary to place
number Of machines into long bench, making one
table answer for all. Price 500.
No. 2. With Walnut Mahogany Table, with
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price $lee
and tlI0.
No. D. Same size a. No. :, but runs with belt
and at : much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
Leather work.
This is really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, a there ID no work dune Sewing Machine
that 1t will not do 1t 10 confidently asserted that
| use. Price 500.
No. I. This machine has long arm to Accommo-
date large work. Ii runs 1t high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and II, without doubt, the bsst Ma
chine for Tailors' use offered TO the public
/. 10 peculiarly fitted for plantation work. being
very simple yet substantial and durable, with but
little liability to get out Of order. Price &l70.
No. s. This IL new and cheaper style, and
general favorite for Family, Light Leather, and
great variety work. 1t has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, at . lsss price than
either Of the above. Ii runs very easy, rapidly,
and is pronounced the best machine now In market
| for $50.
No. 8. This is Machine got up on m entirely
new principle different from any thing ever before
offered to the public, and We confidently assert that
for family usc II has not equal. 1t b very light
and tasty very rapidly, ID almost noiseless IN
its operation, and uses A STRAIGHT NEEDLE
It IS 70 arranged to b utterly impossible for It
TO miss stitches. II has tension on both SIDES,
and carries large supply Of thread On the under
spool The motions are gained BY two small cranks
that run without psrseptible noise The two
| threads are worked In such manner - never 70
both pull Ut the same time, and cOnseq little
liz Bile to break. The IL very elastic, and the
thraaA does not break In washing. 1t will do
work better than any cheap machine now in mar
ket ~ il uses silk cotton or linen with equal IA
cility. Price SO.
Descrip, i've Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE. &77 Broadway, New York.
WHITNEf 4 LYON, Proprietors.
~Asents Wanted. LjsiedAwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

9Tvalentine Buechsl, Of Fort Madison,
was nominated - tho Democratic candidate
for Senator BY the Locoioco County Convsn-
ton. on Saturday.
The Germans brought the Democracy down
on their hunkers ut last.
Mr.. Buechel is man Of good education,
and - highly esteemed by those who know
him. The Locofocos could not hare selected
better man from among the Germans.
VIM. Edwards Esq, Of this City, was
recommended to Gil the vacancy in the
School Board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

1Col. Bainbridge,.. Who owns peso
orchard near Jonesboro, Ill, has been send
ing frnit to Chicago atths rate Of 50 basket
day, and selling them ct a basket. No
bad business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

6EPT. i1-lP. n.
Y Holland; Peoria; W Il Dioksy, Ioua;J D
Asrrlt, Ala; Il Cooper, Ohio; r W Henry, Bar
Angtoni ~ Woodruff, Dss Moinvs; MiIlsr,
Iowa; Barney, Lbs; r James, Hamilton; h
vogie, c'ncinnati; Allison, New Bsigdion; Col
Fireman and lsdy. ct Lsnls: oy.Mr. u; Mss (
4 BsllI Miss Sarah II Hitler, Athens; " Funk.
Aoussr and family, st Louis q r White. Nus-
estine. Bxa8
singing ocAoOl.
G. n. Emerson will commence his Eau tern in
Vocal Music on Tuesday evening, Sept. Goth, ct q
O'Clock, ct his room on Fourth between Maine and
Blondeau sts. AA sepSdtd
Fer Rent.-Ths large room over the store,
- Main q. The room ID Is feet wide BY 80 feet
IN depth, and is in perfect order. Apply TO
w. B. 6ERRING, NJ
81 Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

~CHILIS AND FEVER! Cnn1s AED Hsvsa!!
Chills and Fever. l-Ons Of the greatest remedies
thst has ever been laid before the public, for IL
Yer and Agus, and which has received the highest
sucomiums from the press and the psopls 4 Dr.. J.
Hoststters Celebrated Bittsu. Who would endure
the torsures arising From this terrible disease.
when 1t can b 90 sAsiiy euredf Who would en-.
dars sleeplsss nights. burning fsvsrs and icy chilh
alternately, when . remedy can be obtained for Z
mere tfiaer And Jet how many families hinge,
oat . painful existence under this dssdly blight
AID gaip down nothing bias Quinins. until IL b.
comes - common ~ their daily meals; and yet they
are not relieved. None but the foolish and veal
would hesitate TO procure these valuable Ditters
and sAve thsmsalves intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
Sold BY p. GIssoss, A. j. Wnxnsos, BAa.Lsrr
KArx 4 Co., and J BxApRH.
Sept. 10, '59-dAw
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DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card 10 the public,
Woald call attention TO . new style Of ssPhts
Work" which ID pssaliarly sdAptsd 70 Nat irsgu-
Ar, and otherwise diAlc~N jaws. This improve.
nent has been tested three years and has sussained
10 early promise q Aliing real want IN plate
work. The work 10 now worn By many of our most
prominent citizens, Who give IL hearty approval,
and 70 whom he il permitted TO refer those inter
sst1d.
Dr.. n. II also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, 4Blork work, and ordinary "6old Plate"
work, for which he has superior stock Of invite
rial. He IL prepared to MI teeth with Gold Foil,
adhesive 0old'' and "ChrystAl Gold, In the most
thorough snd durable manner.
In visw u tbs stringsncy In money natts1
some Allusion to PnacEs msy not be Improper
While, tbs on1 hand, Dr. 3. believes ii to he the
better policy, ~ we'll ~ the honcster course, not
10 work at ell than 70 work 81 prices that viii ne
osasitsss inferior work on the other hand bio IL
willing To conform in his charges to the lower
standard u enumeration that other occupations
have suffered.
With A3sssu years experience, thorough dsvo-
tion to his profession, and m earnest dssirs to
please, he b determined TO merit end hopes 70
csivs, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore snjoys1.
Julyll.d&v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

Several nice young gentlemen went TO
the residence OF young damssl. few eve-
nings since, TO give her . serenade. After
some time, the servant stepped out, and
walking up to tho harpist exclaimed: any
friend, tho folks are all absd roo cAH'f os1
4 csKT zxRa To-NIoH1!'- Bost. Trav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

The valuable miscellaneous and lay
library Of the late Rufus ChoAts will be sol
publicly next month The miscellaneous Ii
brary comprises upwards Of 1000 vols, ss'
the law library 5000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


P. GIBBONS, Main st., near 7th, keeps for .als
Woods celebrated Pitzburgh Ale, in bottles, and
has constantly On hand : full supply Of BiAokber-
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry cordials. Also,
Puax ixrosrKp Brandies, Wines, Rams, Gins and
Whisky. for Medicinal and other purposes.
auu ma Am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

YELLOW eRkINGS COLLEGE,.
TrHE Trustees and patrons Of Yellow Spring
public to the advantages ofssed ~ this Institution
10 those who wish TO secure IN cduOotior.
LIST. II location 10 the midst Of farming com
mpniiy, remote from the temptations inci1ent to
large towns, secures for the student that quiet
favoFable TO study. kossuth, . small village
around tho Ins.itation, u sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and 10 noted for the healthi
ness Of its location, and the morality Of Its citi
sens.
ID. In point Of economy, THO Instit tuition enjoys
m advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished md
kvps can Be had for = Is per week, with 1ibsr-
NJ reduction for prepayment. Board without
the village, which young men, desiring 70 eoono-
mise, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, At a great saving u cost. Young men Of
approved piety, having The Ministry in view, can,
lif connected with the New school Prsehytsrian
Church), rec Give from the EddcAtion Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid BY Scholarships 1t
present vacant.
Sd. We have lsrssst and most complete Philo-
lth. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro
fessors and Tsachers give their vhoie time 70 tho
work Of instruction.
With all these considerations in our favor, ~
confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds to complete the endowment Of
tho College. A
Ths nest Term begims Sept. It'll, 1850.
For further partic ulafs, address Hon. Wn. HAR-
PER, or u. LxoHARD, Esq, kossuth, Dss 4oinss
County, Iowa.
Aug. 81, sod
KEOkUK FEMALE sEMINAHY.
vNHE sessions Of this Institution viii be resumed
j on Monday, Sept. 6th, in the basement Of the
Chatham square Church, corner Of 7tA and Morgan
sss. These rooms have been found dry and COOL and
easy Of access. Ff
The Teachers secured to instruct In their differ
emit departme nts of study, are the following:
Rev. c. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. S.F. WILLIAMS
Mrs. +. II. CRAyEN;
Madam NEUSS;
Mr.. q. G. ISBELL.
Prospectus Of tho Institution will be publisnco.
and be obtained applca ton to the President
Or Secretary al the Board Of Trustees, or TO the
! :. ssrs. vM. THOMPSON, President.
II. ErRoso. Secretary.
Aug. -, 'oS-d tta a
SELECT SCHOOL EOR ROYs AND
Miss FOSTER would respectfully inform her
1vl friends and the patrons % her school that
afternoon, on the Let Of October in the sams h0uss
she NOW occapiea q the corner Of I'd aud Blonaoau
street. hsr esrns will b . per quarter for tho
ordinary DraneAes. She would Also inform the ait
iasna that she - prepared TO give Instructions in Pr
ano Music, terms ~ per quarter also, Oil Paint
|dng terms 50 Per quarter.
Keokuk, August 81, lsbo-d
~ HA ms.
ExTRA Sugar -cursd and Pork house, for sale hy
~ KELLOGG BlRDE,
aagl3d No. So Mair-st. \
OvE nv LITTLE, LOVE NE LONG. By
| For sale ~ OGDEN, BRovH1LL co.
INSEkD OIL AND LARD OIL for Sals- 81
KELLOGG BIRAE,
July A&s % MAiA-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

q The Rev. Antoinstte' Brown Blackwell
and Susan B. Anthony are lsssaring ct pres.
ent in the northern part Of Nsw York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19
Coal,

Coal.
TROM THE NEW YORK AND rAwM.
ANGTON COAL MINES.
NTHOLB6ALE and retail. Acknovledred by
i w all 10 be thu beet IouA Coal. % -
This superior Coal delivered ~ Warsaw snd AL.
sxAndriA. in lots Of loco bushels and upvards q
low rates. Once on Third1trsst, near Main.
aagzAd h. T. PLATT.
NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR,
ME- have just received supply Of No. !
w Fall Wheat Flour, made from new wheat.
COLLIER6 = ROBERTSON,
Julyl4-d 5S Aain-st, near Sd.
CASTLE SOAP.
con LBS. blue notified Marse1lles In boxes m.
OOU WEIGHED, for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle ana Mortar.
June3-d 8 e6 Main street.
GERMAN soar.
En BOXES Tor sale BY
" js12d KELLOGG 4 BIRGI.
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Shortest Route East.
THROUGH TICKETS

Shortest Route East.
THROUGH TICKETS
0KR - q
Trsa Ksekak - Quincy. TeieAe ana
All psinss Eass. via Out ncY and
GREAT WABASM VALLEY
Lane. direct - TeieAs.
sTyRAINS leave Quincy daily At 3.4sp. m. latter
kuk), and make close connections with eli diverg-
ing lines East North and South for Cairo ST Louis
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo
New York, Boston, PhilAielphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
~Passengers for Cincinnsti and Indiana polls
save I40 miles distance and Nine hours time
over the Chicago Route, and re hours time over
the StsLouis Routes.
Distance 02 miles less to Toledo than by
Chicago.
- Pare - low - by any other route.-R
BE sn 70 and purchase your tickets ut the
General Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Once, =
at the Of ID and Main SITS !, under Thompson
: Co. Banking Housa. Ksokut Iowa
Quincy and Toledo HI. B. TEN EYCK, Ag,t,
II. z. GoopELL, Gen. Western Ag't, Quincy.
aug25- ddw
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Regular TAroSgA Lise 10 San Fl sia "a.
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only with tho steamers Golden
Gate, Gshaa Age, John L. Stephens and
Sonora, of the
Pacific Mail Stsdmship Co. at Panama,
Direct to AspinwaA.
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely rehttsd and adapted TO the
California trade, will hereafter run = above,
leaving New York on tho 9Th and 30th OF
each month, from the foot Of CAual
street and North River
&1 Passengers and Nails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad. and connect ct Panama With the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnincs ut
Steamships, which will be ia readiness, and leave
MnsDIArHLr for San Francisco. They win b en-
barksd free Of expense from Railroad, By Compa-
ny Steamboat TOB0GA.
An experienced Surgeon II attached to each ship
Steersge Passengers found in cooked provisions,
bedding, and attendance 1t is believed that the
accommodations Afforded BY the above ships are IN
surpassed BY any in the world. The public are in
formed that the p. N. s. s. Co. always have ONE
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lying ct Panama,
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their pa1sen-
gers by steamboat.
For passage apply At the only once Of the Com
pany, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street. North
River, to VIM. III. WICKHAM
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