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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
MARKETS.
tDy Telegraph
New York Market.

. New York. March PIP. n.
Flour dull for common, but firm for good grades;
sales 1900 brs at So 50d6 for superne State; SC 20
6 20 for extra do; IS 506 for suporiinc Western;
- l2gd6 50 for common to medium extra Western,
and So 606 60 for do. round hoop Ohio, closing firm
Tor good grades and heavy for common. Canadian
Flour quiet sales 100 brls at s. 2567 so for common
to choice extra. Rye Flour steady at 50 bOQI4 25.
Wheat firm, but quiet; sales 1900 bushels at 81 20
for Winter Red Western; 81 4Stol 81 for Red State;
81 65 for White Canadian 81 65 for White Southern
@1g5c.; sales 20,OOO bushels at T6fS2c Corn more
active, and shade easier sales $4,000 bushels at s9
c for mixed Western, in store and delivered and s.
6lS9c for Yellow Jersey and Southern. Oats dull
at 56@57c. for State, and 60G62c. for Western and
Canadian. .... .I.
Pork dull and lower; sales $3.50 brls at SIS l2 for
mess; Sl7 30 for old $40 5Od2i for clear; Sl66D
6 2j for prime mess; Sl3 for prime mess and Sl3 90
for prme-included were 1900 brls. mess, at the
selers option, four months, from the lst Of April at
SIS. Beef dull for common, but frmer for the good
grades: sales $50 brls. at S6p7 for country prime;
81 50@9 for do. mess; 80 500l 70 for repacked Chi
cago do, and Sl3dl3 25 for extra do. Prime mess
Beef quiet at $l7@20. Beef Hams steady; sales 100
Sides at 9ic., and 20 hhds. do. Shoulders at INC.
Dressed Hogs firmer, but quiet at 6A@952iO. Gut
Meats steady sales 200 packages at 67c for Shoul-
ders, and s1s@91fc. for Hams. Lard dull and heavy;
sales 375 brls. at ll&61l2c.
Butter dull at li@23c for State. Cheese steady ut
Whisky dull; sales 100 brls at 2S,sc
CottoL-Saos 1000 bales. ....-
Wool quiet and firm; sales of Fleece at 4jtd6jc
Sugar firm ut 7}4o, for Orleans. Coffee firm at 10Y
@l2Ac. Molasses firm at 39ai0c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
River News.

PlTTsBuRG, March 22-M.-River twelve
feet by the pier-mark, and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Rain this morning. Ar.
fived-James Wood and Mariner. 30 de.
partures.
LogIsvILLB, March 22-M.-River rising
rapidly, with thirteen feet in the Canal. md
ten feet over the Falls for descending boats
and eight and one-half feet up the middle
chute. Weather cloudy; mercury SO.
ST. LouIs, March 22-P. M.-Riyer risen
one foot in the last tw -four hours, and still
rising. The Illinois and Upper Mississippi
continue to swell. The Missouri Is falling
slowly, but is still in good boating order,
Weather clear and warm.
PITrsBuRG, March 22-P. M.-Riyer eleven
feet six inches and falling. Weather clear
No arrivals or departures since noon.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
From Rnltimnre.

BALTIHoRE, March PA lamplighter BY
the name Of Richardson, while extinguishing a
lamp in the western part of the city, this morn
ing, was shot in the back and mortally wound
ed. Thomas A. Kennard, young r6wdy, has
been arrested on suspicion of being the perpe-
traitor. The wounded man is reported as hav-
ing since died. a
Mayor Swan, this evening, sent to the City
Council his veto of the city passenger rail road
bill recently passed by that body. The Mayor
desires to have the fare fixed ut five instead
of four cents, and a capitation tax of one cent
to- be paid to the city, which he proposes shall
bc donated to securing public park.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
Official from Mexico.

TEw YORK, March 22.-The Herald's Wash
ing,ton dispatch says that the State Department
received this morning dispatches direct from
Nh Churchill, direct from Vera Cruz. He
sta tes that the Juarez government is gaining
strength and stability every day, and that il
wild be able to hold out against Miramon, even
though he should take Vera Cruz, which, how
ever, there is no possibility of his doing. He
suggests the .propriety of recognizing the Ju-
aroz Government, and thinks it good stroke
of policy. Onr Government will not, at pres
cnt, take Mr.. ChurchiIl's advice. It intends
to wait until something is heard from Mr. Nc
Lame. Senior Mata had long interview with
the Secretary of State before leaving here, and
learned what course the Administration intend.
ed to pursue. He will remain in New Orlean,
for the present.
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Fatal Accident,

MADISON, Ind, March 22.-John Bromwell
and wife, aged, respectively, about seventy
FIVE years, were killed last night at seven
O'Clock. They were coming to Madison in a
bu ggy, and in going down the turnpike, the
night being very dark, the horse ran off the
road, precipitating the occupants of the buggy
into railroad cut. The unfortunate victims
w,'re found early this morning. Mrs. Brom-
w,,lls body was still warm, but life was ex
tiiict. An inquest was held over them, which
eticited the above facts.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-23
Rumored Landing of Slaves,

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 22.-It is rumored
that the bark Rawlins has landed six hundred
Africans on the coast of Florida. The story,
however, is considered as very doubtful. The
hawlins cleared at Savannah for Havana on
the 10th of December last, and has scarcely had
time to make voyage to the coast of Africa
and back.
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From st, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Fort Smith Times
says that the Cherokees, who were driven from
Texas many years ago, are about to commence
suit for lands granted them by Mexico. These
l,.nds comprise the most fertile portion of
Eastern Texas.
Inc steamer Aunt Lefty came in collision
Junk. Loss 1000.
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The Mouths of the MissIssinni.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The New Orleans
Crescent, of Friday last, states that there arc
now eighty sail Of inward and outward bound
vessels detained at the mouths of the Missis-
Appi-the water being insufficient to enable
them 10 pass the bar.
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Private Advices from Vera Cruz.

WAsHISeToS, March 22.--Private letters
from several Of the most important CONNER
cial houses at Vera Cruz, received here, say
that feeling Of entire confidence exists among
the business classes there regarding Juarez's
ability to defend the city against Miramon,
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by Telegraph
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March ~.
Flour dull and for extra prices have declined II
sales for shipment at Sc 80 for good srperfne and
Western extra, and for home from ths rate up to
81 80 for fancy The demand for Wheat has fallen
oI sales 1000 bush at 81 5s6g 60 for Red and 81 50
for White. Rye is in demand at CSC .@DSI. Corn is
in demand at Ssc. for yellow, and SIC. for White.
Oats dull at ji55c.; sales 1000 bush. Barley Malt at
81. Whisky firm at 2e@l3Oc. i'' II'' ~
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The Great western RaiIroad Accideu,

HAMILTON, G. W., March 21.-Six persons
hwe died from injuries received from the acci-
don't near Dundas, on Friday night, and one
OF two more are in dangerous condition, but
ii is thought that they will recover.
The break will be repaired'on Tuesday night.
SO that trains can pass without further deten-
tlOn.
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From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, March 22.--No injurier to yes
sells on the coast are reported from the recent
gales. The steamer Star of the South reports
seeing, on Friday last, off Cape Hatteras, q
quantity Of plank, nailed to hogsheads, .appa-
rently for the purpose of forming raft
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[By telegraph
New York Stock Market,

New YORK. March PIP. NJ.
Stocks firm, but dull. Chicago and Rock Island,
js1S; Michigan Southern, l44 New York Central, 70;
Canton Company, 20 Gaena and Chicago, 6sI4 Cleve-
land and Toledo, 25A. ~ -
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THE TliIRTEE\TII CHIME.

+ ,yas in on of IN, plr't .qr vrars Of tna
r.;,r. IF Ir..pr, t,, r,.,I,L .,,i on - or,ri.
nns I,,,n"rLs ,rT tnae Two M ,n " sat iT ,ar-
nest conversation, in,.;h.r in ,,,. pok ,Yn.
nrrIel ,,1 Ior Of ! sn1u hor.a aI,r,+t;n.t t,,,-
., - p,,.,. rhurch-vorL I'M. onr [,os .
Sor.,nr trn n,h~r = nr;est. Th, formcr " =,
y i;,.J ;,,.,. an ,,tf;.a- If ,ha ~oomo1 vi
-h;1 morton, .urmountrJ by a njumn cI
fa,.b,r. law Lnf,ra h;,n on ,La tnLl. orl
NJ. r,rh ,caf,..t md noII un;form shons rnv
",,l ,Ii.-n,;n,, in Ihr snn.L;na, IIo y.n, :,
rn,, nv, T., ,...'.-..,I ,nLr,,I.h n.',S;,,,,
S,or,r' 4 ,i',.,,,:,,, MARI unnn ti- r.,.a
s aT@s T,.. warr L'HnI Shot h;snonth coarso
,,d :onsnal and NJ. ,.LoIs rnor;nr G,,r,,,
and sworTnrinI-. Ills nr;r,tlv comnan;on
bnd tbroosn hS'.k b:s cov] nroInbIy fnr
noo,rsss and I;scIoslI fno,nreit r tho oxyr,.S,
~ ,'h;ah i;sathn+ af tLa n'nto;, af ,L..
o'arGs ,nS or;I ,,. ,,,i,l.n I;s r,s ,ortIv
aiaa ~, a,','.,,noo of Iof,Ir
ioctnaI;,U Tho ,Tf;eest,s foTeheaI w,s Ii~h
anI ,nas,;vo h;s doon avas set md Lr;%ir
anu n''1'I'o' "'a u9'P o' "'',4 "a >. ~
nnIo ~ I;S nnrIoJ ;nvninntarIIv NH ,bs snnr,' .'
P''h IS H.; ,'p ,r.s ,r;tbor;nn Rnt snI,;
~ ms on';t wa h canaf,,u So. ns;J, Wa
tr;Ilons.o,n fro,, wb;ch bo hyL hoon ;,n1,;I.
s'''e' ''oup 'totn T't'"' ~ u" 'a
''S p''"''' ~ 81 "'o''' '''N' '''-'' O''''
V0 ,naso r,,rr rr;,r, +hou hos. oI,so,r
., ~ ,ho; Io,r;,',,
GU "a. uy ."' iI''o ,i '''' - "a -
oN' .i'' "Uoc' NV Nv" ',' - :,
'""y I1AI u'S - .i on' a"o'u WV, ,r
,io' S"'' i le'".nIi .''o '.rT.' nuI "S
10 spoh' A4' ''P' '0i Aeo Ai'o'' p"'P"''y 'n""
e'oi eI rh. u ,:., .ho o.o,a
how holt Mt Thames -; said hn of ,hr vno
man Of the cnard heginninc anew the nas-
ter roll of his transgrcsson-
"Think not of it, replied the priest.
"And the murther done at the Bankside!''
"And the despoiling of the Abingdon
mercer 90
81 have absolved.''
"And the vow broken to sir Ilildcbrand
Grey?''
"It will not count against thee"
And the carrying Of the,pretty mistress
Mariorv 2"
"Hath been atoned for.''
"And oa.hs, lies, imprecations innumera-
BILE % reoined the captain. "Not 50 much
that care about such petty matters but
when one is at confession, one may as well
make n clean breast of it.''
"In the name of the church, | absolve
thee. And now Captain Wychamme, thou
must perform a service for me-"
"It is but reasonable. Thou art my help
er in spiritual-I am thine in matters earth
ly" We serve each other, Father Fran
els"
The worthy Francis smiled. 1t is posi-
bic that he deemed the arrangement bet
tor oot, for himself than for his military
fr;cnd.
s.Tbersfore saw the cord," continued
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G.. NJ. DODGE,
IN T. BALDWIN, G. N. d.
BALDWIN s. DODGE,
Bankers &c Dealers in Exchang


Bankers &c Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
u at Current Rates Of Exchange.
Bills of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered ON Time
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security
Taxes paid for Resident and Non-Resident proprie-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention TO their interests in the
transaction of any business which may be entrusted
Us.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson,
Bank of IlllOn, Ilion, n. Y.
Bank of COoperstOwn, Cooperstown n. Y.
Durkee * Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, Mo.
Ouundaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
Warren Bank. South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens * Co, Bankers, Ft. Desmoines.
Henry Farnham Pres. c. X r. l. r. r., Chicago, Ills.
Jno 4 Henry Supt. NJ y NJ. r. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook Sargent & Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine * Fire Insurance Company, oinaha
City, n. T.
lie Roy Tuttle Omaha City.
James C. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, n. T.
n b. judd Esq Chicago.
Merchants Savings, Loan Trust Co., ChlcaSo'
Curse Snowteu y Corse, Alexandria, Va
j. B. Bennett, Agt. EtEa Fire INSURANCE Company
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan U. S. S, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Hon S. r. Curtis, NJ. c., Keokuk, Iowa
Conlhaugh X Brooks, Bankers, Burlington Iowa
July i-NlU-u iN'7'e o"t''
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THOUGHTS ONpAPEE.

The paper having the largest circulation
the paper of tobacco.
Paper for the Trough = Sand paper.
Paper containing many fine points-Tht
paper Of needles.
Ruled paper-the French press.
The paper that is full of rows-Thc paper
of pins.
SpirtualIst paper-(W)rapping paper.
Paper illustrated with cuts Editorial ex'
changes.
Drawing paper-The dentists bill.
The fayorlte paper on ailroads-Car-p pc
paper.
A taking paper-Sheriff' warrant.
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TO JOHN BULL.

wonder, john if you forgot, sixty years ago.
When we very Young, John, your head was white
snow;
You didn't count much, John, and though, to make
But found your mistake John, one day at Lexng-
ton.
But when we asked you in, John to take cup Of tea
Made in Boston Harbor John, the teapot Of the free
You didn't like the party John, it was not quite select
There were some aborigines you didn't quite expect
You didn't like the manners john you couldn't stand
your teaj
You thought got their heads made them quite
too free;
BIT You got very tpsy, john you drink little still
The you marched the Neck, and up Bun
ker Hill.
You acted Just like mad, john and tumbled Ger and
By stalwar Yankee son. who handled half score
But now hope your sober, john you're far too fat ~
run;
You havnt got the legs, John, you had at Bennington
You had some corns upon your toes, Corn-wais that
one,
And at the fight at Yorktown, why then you couldn't
You tried quite hard I will admit and threw away
And your sword fe! John for shame one George
Washington.
do not think you'll eer forget the time you went to
York,
And ate like beast, john you raised the price of
pork;
Then had to spare, John, hooks with pork
we bated,
And hung them out on Jersey Shore and you evacua-
ted.
Another much loved spot, John, such sweet associa-
tlOns,
When you going down to York, to your rich
lations,
The Dutchmen of the Mohawk, John, anxious to enter
Put up some 'Cates' that stopped you john on Sara
togd's plain.
That hill you mast remember, John It's high and very
green,
We have it lith sraphed and send it to your
Queen.
know You love that il John. you dream of it to'nghts
The it ore in 'Sc, e,i! six " was merely Bcui.,
Nights.
Your old friend Ethan Allen John Of continental faue
Who called you to surrender, III Great JehovaI's
name,
You recognizes the Congress" " them authority most
The he called early, John, and took from you
Fort II!
know you'll gricye to hear it, John aud feel quite
and sad.
To learn that Elhan's dead hn and yet there's many
a lad
Growing in his highland home, that's fond Of aud
noise,
And up just early, John, those brave Green
holuitIlu D.ys."
Oh, no. we "ncvcr mention it, we never thought it
The day y', cha ge1 the ct;-lass, a, 60; into Ken,
td.ky;
though, you knew Geography, but misses III tLclr
VIII tell you that Kentucky lay jus, then, bel ~ Or
leans.
The "tcaoty" it was there, John, behind the cotton"
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DENTISTRY.
;Rce and Hss!dtnr-, Va. I, Palmsr's H!ocL:
second s!Ory.

.~s=@--~->. DR.. Ell WOODBURY.. IS LOCATEDIN
s.5zSSs..s C"u",li Blutl,, I""a, where h" Is pre-
4IfYYIsss TO perform all "perHt,o'S5 aIr"T-
-AiJ - tanning MS profession, in the most
a. a~yve! and n .deru manner Having had ct-h years
-r,-rcssful prnctIcc in yellow Springs Ohio, and
Worcester Mi-s viii -Uarantc sataction IN all ra7e>
T.. ". has d. ncTtS liquid for producing lrLi
ml'~tlc. ia wIi.h by applying To the "'th and gums
very muh initiates and in some cases destoSs all pam
turing the operation Of extracting teeth. Come all
who frtr that hrgqdrd feRd the tGCthGChs, aud who
prefer health. beauty and sweet breath to WN"ry
,.r"rmlty and nth and have your teeth ceaised hnd
Hi!r save those useful UrGaT> That YOU cannot wei"
lp without and that it costs much /" TeplaSe for II
aiken i'll tim" and properly filled, they can be peTma-
uCIt:v saved.
RErERENCES--Dr. Sullivan, DR.. P. J. McMa'"n, Or
Crime, arl A. V. Larimer Esq, Council Bluff; " s.
Gran. Esd. J. W Coolidge, GlenwOod. lE2nlb
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r1y" At the door of a ladies' shoe-store is
large case containing galters-and a card
which was nailed on the box, said:
"L0of at these Caters for one doiiar."
Not having a dollar to spare, we did not
stop to look.
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CHAPTER II.

She stood beside the wash tub. with her
red hands in the suds, and at her S!ip-sho
feet there laid IL pile Of dirty duIs her hus-
band stood beside her-the crosscst man
alivc-the last twcntynine years old, the
fust was twenty five.
The heavy wash was over, md the clothes
hung out to dry--and Tom had stuck his
finer in the dirty baby's eye. Tom had
been spanked and supper made upon a crust
of bread, and then the bride and bridegroom
went grumbling to bed.
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AmDrotypists & DaguerreotypiSts!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w stock Of Ambro,ype. Melanotype Dasucr-
rcotype and Photographic Goods. embracing every
useful article IN demand by the operator consisting IN
part Of
Cases Frames. Plates. Glass aIat,inss
Preserycrs. Pure Chemicals and Apparatus.
which we will sell on reasonah G terms.
September 25-v2n22 +. GEESAMAN Il co.
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CT "Yes, said kind mother of one OF
our city churches, helping her little son
learn his Sunday school lesson, "Cain was Il
fugitive and vagabond on the earth; he
was so bad that he thought every man would
slav him. Where could wicked Cain 20 ?:
"Why, mother" replied thoughtful johnny
"Cain could have gone to New York.
SpfinQfeLd Republican,.
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THOMAS OFFICER. VIII NJ. puSEy, airy at Law
OFFICER l. PUSEY,

RE,AI, ESTATE. BRO X ERS,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western I,N'a AMI Nebraska;
the payment If taxes on lands Of esi"cAtS and the
co!lelIl ion and REMIT auCe Of claims.
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CY'Wit is the boomerang that strikes and
grucIously returns to the hand. Sarcasm is
the onycnomed shaft that sticks in the VIC
im's gizzard
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Gzg| Gray hairs, like honest friends. are,
often cast from us for telling unpleasant
tales.
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

Lower Broadway, between Main and Scott Streets,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
JOHN NJONES,................ Proprietor.
INIS House is situated centrally TO the business por-
i the city-itS apartments large AMI we'll ven
tated and everything about 1t has an air OF c"mi"r'
and convenience vS-r,2n
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cTWhat.a hoEfible creature! A bachelor
says he dislikesyouDg married couples "be-
cause they are so apt to give Themselves
! heirs"
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Connect, Huns Male S Female
High sCiaOc'.

All tie English branches usually ta'' N the III ;.
class Tn,tftu.ons together with Latin AMI Greek are
| IurMlcl IN the above terms.
1t j. highly important that Pupils should commence
At the opening Of the quarter, ana De pUctud III d.
| tendance.
No deIuctions after entrance except In cases Of pro-
! tracted Illness. ). d. hSh, FEihCip"i'
| Council BUTTS April =, lS5S-n52
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Ey Mock auction stores'me places where
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wonder, John, II you forgot sixty years ago,
When we were very Young, John, your head white
snow;
You didn't count US much, John, and thought to make
run,
But found out mistake John one day at Le.ing-
ton.
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CITY Fire Insurance Company,

OF HARTFORD, conn .-INCORPORATED IN 1917
Cash Capital and surplus. s2>7.G31 80!
c, 3, BOWERS, President, E. c. WAITE, SeC'y
Poll 'ics Issued. in Council Bluffs, by
ID. c. BLOOMEE, Agent.
r ,. will BluH<. Dec ]. y2U32
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,tinrr,ys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
,,,.LL;s..,.c.aa,.ec tie c sr, III wr.'vrn ,,, iHf al.
W &rhIJshA.
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@T .o u Z =

Tvpcl'ounHrv 4 Pap"1 " ar"A"''''
40. ~ NURyU MAIN STREET,
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II. TEMPLE,
,,oxrrp nook HINDERY.
II. i. SULLIVAN. NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND 81 kGI-o-E
>acor ,r,in Street near the corner Of LMcr E79a1'
u w4y, CpUc!l Bluns, Iowa
Il TEST.
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You didn't like the party john it was not quite select
There were some aborignes you didn't quite expect
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-15
Omnibus Stan DIS.

EAST WALNUT HILLs.-From corner Sycamore and
Fifth streets--eyery half hour.
WEST WALNUT HILLS Lane Seminary .)-Fr0m NO.
1888 Sycamore street-every hour.
WESTERN Bow AND BBIGHT0N.-From main ana
Fourth streets-every ten minutes.
WEST END LINE.-FrOm corner Fourth and Main
to Freeman and Hopkins streets.
RIVER ROAD AND SBDAMsvILLE.-From corner
Broadway and Pearl and corner Fifth and Sycamore
streets every ten minutes.
FULTON PENDLETON, AND CoLUMBIA.-Fromco corner
Broadway and Lower Market every ten minutes.
THIRD STREET LINE.-From Newport Ferry to
Fifth street Ferry.
streets-every hour.
VINE STREET HILL AND CLIFToN.-From corner
Main and Fourth streets-eyery half hour.
CUMMINsvILLE.-From corner Sixth and MAN
streets-every half hour.
CovINGToN.-From corner Fifth and Walnut streets
every hour.
Posr OFFICE, WESTERN Row AND CLINTON STREET.
From corner Fourth and Vine-eyery ten minutes
SHARON, MASON, LEBANON, AND MoNReE.-Dally, at
2P, ,M.-frodn 1863 Walnut street.
HARRIsoN.-Daily, ats A. NJ, and L. NJ, (SaD'
bath excepted)-from 1863 Walnut street.
BRooKyILLE-Daily, sabbath excepted,) at A.
M-from 1863 Walnut street.
BATAVIA AND GEORGETowN.-Daily, (Sabbath ex'
cepted,) at ~, P. M.-from Broadway and Lowel
VENICE AND New LoNDoN.-Daily, Sabbath ex
cepted ! at p. M.-from 1863 Walnut street.
MONTGOMERY From corner Ninth and sycamore
streets Daily, sabbath excepted, at 2H, nj: -,
AvoNDALE.-Froml7 Ill Walnut street, 8, TO- IL, A. M
g. AZ. 6. p, MI.