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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-12

GRESHAM a. FEUFFAKER,
Successors to Smith, Love s. Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
% SOUTH MARKET sTREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE in receipt of we'll assorted stock Of
Groceries, Liquors. &c, to which inYte the attention
$50 hhds louisiana 100 bills Bait orushd aud POw'a
% boxes Loaf 100 bbls st. Louis do do
u 800 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore.
Liquors.
~ barrels Pixies, Deans and Chensrth's Whistles;
zOO do bourbon Rye MOnOngahela and Smiths Old Re
200 do Country made, lincoln Roberts y, &C.;
Is pigs Domestic Brandy;
10 do Holland Elm: ~1~ 0''7''' w
20 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
8 pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
- SundFieS,
aO0 boxes Star candlesi Us kegs Tobacco grades;
Wan gGHe so,00a FPPe PIE e1gs Soda &C.
0ctS-dtE&w1y GRESHAM HUFFAKER.
49, The Great Fnglisb FEen.edy--.
SNEE~z4s-1S Slr lanes CIarke's Celebrated
This Medicine is unang In the cure Of all those
and to which the female constitution
subject modrates All xcessand removes all distractions and
q speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
shorttme, bring hemonhl
period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar bears the Governmsutsap
Great Britain, to prevent coInerfeits.
CAUTION.
z1ese yJeDaaesderEn0t6eF FIRST
1HREE A0RIRS of Pregnancy, they TO bring on
AiscGTriege, bat at any other they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
and limbs fatigue slight exeon, Papitaon the Heart low
ness Of Spirits, Mysteries Sick Headaches. Whites and all the
prnul diseases ocasiond by dsordered system these Pill
will effect when all others have failed
Full directions the pamphlet each package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle tanning pills encrcled with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain be post post
age stamps
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, N. z.
Sold in Nahveby Berry Demoville and c. W. Henershot
and all respectable Druggists nov23-d&wIyins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-25

M oxrAs,s DE fuicatton.

The Democratic papers at Des Moines ad-
NIT that Morris has received q receipt in full
from his successor in Office for eli the money
due from him TO the State, tho Sfotssm an
says, "tbat 100000 We charged him with
having. included" These pro-slavery tools
attempted to carry the last election BY down.
right, unmitigated lying and rufhanly swag-
ger. But they fell short Of their purpose
t'he people have observed their tactics and
listened to their tales just one too many
times to give credence to them. And a.,
since election, their fabrications have been
exploding, one By one, until this, the last
most unblushing and best stuck.t 10 Of the lot
10 confessed to have been Islander and al
outrage, we don't think they have q grea
deal OF popular confidence to 60 on in til,
new campaign.
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At Naples new seminary for young ne
groes was established about a year ago BY
ssalous monk, Father Ludovico. All the in
mates had been bought by the founder in Al.
RIGA, twelve at the expense Of the King Of
Naples, and palace had been donated for
90 educational establishment by Neapolitan
priest. In October, after the completion Of
one years studies, an examination Was held
in the presence OF the Cardinal Archbishop
of Naples, the prime Minister and several
other distinguished personages, who declared
themselves fully satisfied with it. The course
of studies embraced the Italian, Latin,
French, and Arabic languages, geography,
arithmetic, the elements Of geometry, phys
los, and chemistry, and the doctrines Of the
Catholic Church. Tho climate OF Naples
agrees very we'll with the negroes, and Il 10
therefore intended to open also seminary
for the numerous young negresses whom Alb
be Olivieri has been redeeming from slavery.
Heretofore they have been dispersed in the
converts Of Italy, France, and Germany, and
great many Of them have met with pre-
mature death from the roughness Of For
cign climate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .

DIR. johnson, DR.. Cabot and DIR. Bow.
ditch have held consultation upon Theo-
dore Parker's case, and have come to the
conclusion that bis disease is pulmonary con-
sumption. He will sail very soon for one Of
the West India Islands, probably Barbados,
with the hope that time and relaxation from
labor may work cure. lis society will prob
ably take smaller hall, and continue their
organization and Sunday services.
1T is stated az q reason why Vice Presi-
dent breckenridge boards at hotel instead
OF occupying the magnificent residence re-
Gently completed for him, that the bulk Of
his property was swallowed up by the fail
ure Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company.
w q learn from the Crescent City Oracle
OF Jan 3ih, that the Post Master at Glen
WOOD, Mills county, had been detected in
ropoing tue mails 1t is stated that money
50 the amount Of thousand dollars or more,
has disappeared on that route.
Died in New-ipswich, N. H., Jan. l6,
OF lung fever, Mrs. Everett, aged SIS, widow
OF the late David Everett, author of the cel-
ebrated little poem commencing
YOU'D scarce expect ons Of nay age -
She WAS the daughter OF the late Isaac An
pleton Of New Ipswich, one OF the frs, set
tiers Of that towa, and sister OF the Hon. Ma
than Appleton Of Boston.
~ regret 70 learn" says Washing
ton correspondent, ''the sudden and very Sc
rioos illness Of Ar. Billinghurst, the able Re-
pnbiicsn representative from Wisconsin. lie
has suffered much from bleeding At the lungs,
and II 10 doubtful II he will be able to re.
enas his dusies this session.,
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Farnsworth,s Proposition.

We like it. We hope he'll stick to it, and
urge 1t upon the consideration OF the House.
There is no decent reason why they can re-
jec. the proposition to negotiate for the pur-
chase of Canada and insist upon that to pur.
chase Cuba. And il is just as sensible and
proper to make the former proposition to
Great Britain ne the latter to Spain. If il
be none the less so to the latter. And Cana
da il certainly none the less desirable, in an
economic, military, or aAgel-lorious point
of view, than Cuba. As we Tie free men
and white men better than nigeers and SER
vile bondmen, it would be vastly preferable.
to our tastes. Good for FarnswOrthl Go
ahead
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Flour. Flour, Flour
A62 s. arrels

EXTRA, FANCY AND AUPERFINE
brands In store. purchased before the late adj
- vance, and viii be sold, Wholesale or retail
Mt the lowest market price.
We have aSUPEKIUR article made from Winter
Wheat selected with for our own trade, and
which We will guarantee to make good bread az
any BRAID In this market, "Qaincy" not excepted.
We are selling this article to the best judges OF
Flour in the city, who pronounce 1t unsurpassed.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
No. f49 Main.st.
N. Flour delivered to any part Of the city
promptly.
Jan. -, sod
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Demecra,sc Love for the Union.

Senator lverson, of Georgia, in his speech
the other day, stated, re-stated, and went
on at great length to elaborate and intensity
his sentiment Of hostility to the Union. He
was in favor Of disunion. lie was in favor
Of disunion NOW. The people of Georgia,
he said, if the question we're to be put to
them in connection with the other slavehold-
ing states, would "boldly and promptly
speak out for separation" And then he
went on to say when il would be done any
how, with or without an understanding be-
tween that State and the balance Of the slave
states. The contingency was the same old
bugaboo--if the Republicans obtained con-
troll of the national government. The party
was gaining ground, he thought. They seem
inevitably approaching the possession of pow
or. In few years, at most, they will be su-
preme. Then be and his will tolerate the
Union no longer. II they endure it now,
as temporary evil, hen they will wiring the
gives from their wrists and strike for indie
pendence.
speaks the sentiments OF the great mass Of
Georgia people, his own word to the CONTRA
ny notwithstanding. He may speak for the
small number OF Shareholders and fire. eating
politicians, but as for the great mass of non-
Shareholders, who live by their own hands,
work, the small farmers and manufacturers,
we beg leave to doubt. We don't think
American soil Is so prolific of traitors that
majority OF the people in q great State
cherish such hostility to the government under
which they were born. But be the number
great or small, We respectfully give notice
that we are not to be deprived of the FIRE,
suffrage granted US under the Constitution
by the the threats and bullyings Of hero
OF professed and rampant traitors. Th,
men who come to US and proclaim that the,
have treason in their hearts, and ferociousl
declare that it shall exhibit iself in aoyer
acts" il we don't submit to be told who w
may vote for, are not exactly the men 4
command much favor. hereafter. Their da
is nearly done, il it be not quite. We thin
the Constitution is for our benefit, as niue
as for the benefit OF the owners of niger.
and We intend to enjoy it--independen.ly
Loyalty, honestly, let spit fires fume and fire.
And now VIC wish to call attention to til
fact that this undisguised, proclaimed trea
son, uttered from the mouth of q Dem ocrat
Senator, having been some three weeks b.
fore the world, stands to this day nnrebuke
by the Democratic press Of the nation, :
that press whose love for the Union an
hatred OF those who harbor the least dis
loyalty lie so intense! O, you brokers i
patriotism, to whom the love of country
- much party capital, and who are so ena
nored Of the sentiment Of patriotism be
cause il honors 50 literally the drafts of th
demagogue. Your mouths are shut. But
is NO marvel.
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trustees safe.

DUBlIC NoTICEis hereby given that on the
1 Goth day Of February next, In front OF the
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
In hand the following real estate in the County Of
Lee ard State Of Iowa, to wit: Tho fractional
mort beast quarter Of section eight (s) in town
ship sixty seven (67l north, range ve l5l west Of
the half Breed Reservation.
Said sale Is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Andrew oberiy to me for the purpose Of se-
curing four promissory notes made by said An
drew Oberly TO Samuel r. Miller and Reeves Ex-
ecutors, Tor the sum IF $l44 SO each, with 10 pei
cent. int crest from the Let day of October, A. d
1854 and two OF said notes remaining due and IN
paid, sha II sell all much Of said land a. Il
essary To pay the debit interest and expenses Of
sale JAMES l.. ESTES,
Jan. 25, is52d Trustee.
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RlsINENA NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY CATS CRY, and
WxsKLY vALLxY WHre, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily snhser. beers pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer once in two weeks. The carrier Is advised 10
require payment In advance, in all cases.
Ne job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the Of customers with whom VIC have
mutual accounts. With snch, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-25
Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VElN0 COAL has recently been dis
"A covered, and IL now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., at Law
renee, OF quality superior to any hitherto brought
to this market, in confirm alton of which references
bad below.
am now furnishing and am prepared TO deliver
the above Coal in quantities to suit, AT the lowest
market rates.
will al o furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. for the past few months, and which
obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
l. second only to the above described Coal, or the
best Of Slaughter Coal
Orders for the above may be left al the office OF
l.. K. d. w. Ford, or Rodefer a B,shsp at the X.
X. DEPOT. II. REYNOLDS, Agent.
REFERENCES
State Bank, \. Dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornish, j.. @. Parrot h Co.,
Cannable smyth,
Slaie 4 Bro, Billings House.
3. ID. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. Fl. ID.
NJ Machine shop. ljan24dl
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Items from Warrington.

WAsHlsaroN, Jan. 90.
1t is stated that Mr.. Stewart, u. S. Mar
shall Of Georgia, has been removed ON the
ground OF not exercising sufficient vigilance
in regard to the Wanderer case.
Judge Sam'l s. Black, Of Nebraska, il to
be Governor Of that Territory.
The Com. on Ways and Means report q
recommendation to re- establish the rates of
the tariff of 1886, or nearly so, upon certain
prominent articles. The highest rate will
probably be SO per cent. on liquors. Iron
will be re-established ut 80 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-25

Albert Pike went out recently with Major
Rector, Indian Superintendent, to assist in
the payment Of the Indian annuities among
the tribes west Of Arknnsas. A correspon-
dent Of the Fort Smith Herald, writing from
tho Cresk Agency, thus describes Col. Pixies
method Of hunsiDgUthe grouse or prairie hen
"knowing how wild they are, no came pre-
pared 20 outwit them. He hunts with piece
Of artillery, six FOUNDER. This he hauls
out on the prairie, and when he discovers a
dock hs unlimbers, sights the gun, and
souchss her OF. He rarely misses. II 10
very exciting to 80 dozen grouse Huttering
with broken wings among twice ~ many
dead ones, and the Colonel chasing them
around and catching them. His usual chargs
is pound OF powder and quarter Of : bse
OF turkey or swan shot. He generally shoots
At about 200 yards. He killed ID John 6ell's
6eld, below here. the other day, SO grouse 4
u single fire. Major Rector, who accompa.
MED him, thinks be must have crippled Loo
that got off among tho corn stalks and cookie
burrs.'
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hELikf ron ANTIOCH CoLLsGK.--The con-
gresatlon Of AL Souls Church, New York
City, 70 which the Rev. DIR. Bellows minis-
tiers, has contributed ~ 200 towards the An
iioch College. The Church az the Messiah.
Grew. Or. Osgood's,) contributed ga, 900.
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VIRGIL "a. SULLIVAN 4 CO.
(succHssoRs TOT. L. HOBBS oo.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and Johnson,
r M q u r EMS II DEALER
i In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero-
sene Lamps, Solar ahd hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, Sc. dc
Having purchased the laIge and we'll selected
stock 81 the old stand OF c. &. Grifhth Co., will
be pleased to have call from enc and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both forx
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, we viii be
v. n. SULLIVAN co. i
Jan. IL, 1859 -dsn
We beg TO return our thanks to the citizens Of
Keokuk and vicinity for tho liberal patronage
conferred while here, and take great pleasure
In recommen ding the new 6rm 70 the public.
janl0d6t J. l.. HOBBS co.
DEEPER and spice for sale low, 70 cisae con-
Segment, by
janl4dlx Levse.
'rEA.-Y. Hyson i Imperial and Black, ali very
i choice, for sale low by
CLEaHoRN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
janl4d1w Levee.
M BBLS. FLOUR, ehSice quality, for sale
lUU low by CLEGH0kN, TAYLOR co.,
janl4d1w Lsyee.
u uTTER--IO bbh. fresh roll, for sale by
ID CLEGH0hH TAYLOR CO.,
| jsnl4dlw I1vse.
'lsoBAcco.--5O DO xes choice for sale, to close
cLEanoRN, TAYLOR Co,
janl4d1w Levce.
L4kE BRICK and FIkE CLAY for sale BY
Il CLE0H0RN, TAYLOR CO.,
IanlAd1w Levee.
Y. ". cLAGETT. q. bhowEE. ". n. GLA1krr
Clngett, Browne a ClageIs,
| ATTORNEYS AT Law,
AEOh UA
Once on second-st., In Samples Building.
| JsnSdlp
DR. r.. SEHEEART0,
YSToIAN AND URGE0N,
| CORNER OF YRHrn AND HJa n-sSs.,
hEUA n
| JsnSdly
| ~ Okuk. MT. Pieasans 4 N uscaslns
A9 3 =
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J. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Land ana General Agent,
INT r T. l. q y N CE OFFICE,
NO II MAIN-HT.

Land and General Agent,
INT r L. l. q y N CE OFFICE,
NO. n MAIN-ST.,
RUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents VI Leases Pro-
- party of every kind.
Advances Money on. and sells, Goods of every
kind.
Draws Deeds. Mortgages and Agrsements, and
examines Titles to Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Ackno Judgements.
Ia Agent for Insurance Co npanies.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sella Patent Rixhts
Loans Money ON Collateral Security.
Low charges, never tiring energy. and punetual-
ity, are tho lea ding features Of this House.
Refer to the following gentlemen:
X. +. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. clagrtt.
Goo. g. Anderson 4 Co., Bankers.
Xix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
s1dr Agencies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, '5S-d
For sale Or Exchange.
A n improved Farm-~240 prairie, under fnc Gull
"a tivaii1n, With frat class buildings and many
choice fruit trees, With so acres OF wood and tim.
hsr land--sitaated near the Missitnppi river and
Railroad, within Is miks OF keokuk. Will sell
cheap for caRh. Or viii exchange for merchandise
or city property.
sIRYKER, WooH GRIFFITH.
dec 30 d2m
NOTICE.
+ A NJ obliged 10 b. abaont from Kcokuk for : few
l. weeks. During my absence, Mr.. VIZ. l.. WooD
will attend to my Insurance aud other business.
JNU. NJ GRIFFITH.
Jan'y Is, 1s5o-d2w
Law NOTICE..
u ANKIN, MILLER q ENSTER, Attornsys At
III Law have removed their Office to the rooms
over the banking House OF VIM. Thompson 4 Co.,
corner Of "a ana Main streets. Entrance on II 81.
Jan. ID, 80 dim
VOUN3ER'S SCOTCH ALE,
i LONDON PORTkR,
In quart and pint botties--s genuine srticle--9or
sais. low by W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
DecSOdAw No. lis Nain-st.
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bEGGARs WITH BANK DEPosirs. bet was
made in Albany, on Wednesday, that, Of a
large crowd Of applicants for relief at the
oilce OF the nyerseer Of the Poor, at least
bail dozen had money in the Savings Bank;
aud, % test the matter, . report WAS circula.
ted that the Commercial Savings Bank had
tailed. la an instant, thirteen Of the beg
gars were rushing madly for the bank to save
TIER money from the wreck.
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W1NTER GOODS
nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM "a
- we'll Gllsd with AL kinds 81 goods In his linS
for tbs season.
Overshoes, in quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly the bsst stock IN tbs city They nnet y
sold.
Slippsrs-Toilct, Dancing and Common, Tor
Ladies', Gsntlcmen, Misses, Boys, Youths md
Children. Very cheap.
wsterproot Boots. hair lined, and aaapaigasA.
with gam Or Leather solss.
Dress and eonmon Boots OF every dasoriptisr a.
hand and nads to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Chloe business D~ke
II Agent for two oi the best Sewing Ha4hinee az
tant-W Weed = Patent and J. n. Singer Co. ,s--of
which be keeps specimens constantly n hand.--
Singers Family sewing Machinss aSs nov sold Tor
so. Persons wanting god Boots, 6hoss or Esw.
inx Machines, will Ind this Just the plasc " Gst
them. hsmsnhsr itis no tvouble % ahov soods
Mschiass - the "BIa BOOT" Store, No. %
MAin-st., Keokuk, Iowa.
novlod
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New YoRK, Jan. 81.
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, OF Dec
81, state that terrible shock OF earthquake
was felt there on the morning OF tho 23d,
causing some damage.
A despatch from Washington says the
House Post Office Committee has authorized
the chairman to report bill, authorizing the
Postmaster General TO contract Tor the per-
formance of New York mail service for the
ocean postage, sea and inland, for specihc
sum not exceeding the postage realized.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.
The brig West Indian arrived from Port
au Prince on the LIST Of January. A pHssen-
ger confirms the news OF the insurrecti0n at
Hayt. Gen. Geffard, the leader, was Chief
of Soulouque's staff. He had raised 2 1000 men
and Soulouque left Port au Prince on the 9th
with 5000 men to attack him. All quiet
elsewhere.
NEW YoaK, Jan. 81.
Advices from Venezuela Of Jan. I'd state
that General Santa Anna had been chosen
President OF that Republic.
WiLxIsGroN, Del, Jan. 90.
About A O'Clock this p. m. one Of the Du-
points powder mills, in the Hagey Yard, ex.
ploded, killing James Gibbons and John
GraAt. The shock was very severe and was
felt Tor miles around.
1'oRoEro, Jan. 20.
The frst regular half yearly meeting Of the
Masonic Grand Lodge OF Canada, since the
union Of the two Grand Lodges in July last,
is being held here, commencing yesterday
A letter from the Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge Of England, recognising the indepen-
dence Of the Grand Lodge OF Canada, was
read before the meeting, and gave general
classification. uniform ritual for Cana
dian Lodges was adopted.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 81.
The bark Lawrence, belonging to this CITY,
was seized yesterday at New London, on sus !.
picion of being about to proceed on slave
voyage to the coast of Africa. The Law
renee formerly belonged to kennebec, and
has been employed in the whaling business.
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HARE OPPORTUNITY
q . 0d Chance for n Mocha ic or La.
boFoKs
A SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good new frame
IA house, and new steam naw AilIp with LAth
Machine, DC; said mill can clear from e1,O0e to
$4,000 per annum, when "the hard times are gone,
gone away" said land 10 situated In South
Michigan; good climate, splendid soil, well
tered, lc-, Sc.
Also, 800 acre farm in Northern Iowa, nns soil,
we'll watered, dc.
Either Of the above farms win be exchanged Tor
good house and lot In keoknk.
inquire of j. PARMELE,
Nov l, b5-dom No. b54 Main-st.,
keOk uk, lows.
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Tas Dxs MoISEs VALLEY WING is Published
every Monday at this ofhee, ID one ofthe Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circn-
istiou throughout the Des Moines Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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r. n II NOtIA M u
g o al! G o Al!

- u y - u =
ONLY - CENTS DELIVERED!
glSi!E New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
j such unequsiled fecilities for getting their
Coal 10 market ChEAP mot being 1t m expense
of having it hauled from ons to three miles with
teams all other compaD les are enabled there
by 10 furnish this superior article Ut the How price
Of Ia per bushe delivered to any part OF the
city trial will satisfy any one that it is the
best Coal that comes To this market FINE Coal
for saie Ut 10 cents per bGshel delivered.
Office on Thri Street, near Main, over Chap L
Lees Bank. h. +. PLAfI.
4 No charge for Coal IL not ~ represented.
Jan. l6d