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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
whisky. whisky. whisky!

WYE have in store large quantity of the best Of
w an kinds Of the purest WHISKY. Ali We low
trs OF the essence OF corn give passing call
ular2e-tf CHURCH ANDERSON co.
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Piano,
and NeIotieOlls.

.Th. Piano came 10 hand IN frs, ratio order. l,i,a
beautiful instrument and uo mistake .e 4 Walr.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
john lie~i,., OF Carthage, New York who la. had
Gle o! the Horace Waters Pianos writes A. r,liow.
friend OF line wishes me to rnrchs :. a p.u.
her. She likes the you sold me IN D.ccin,a- ESQ
NY rann - heeom'n+ lopula- in this place. aud .a
can Introduce enc or two more they VII! /. ~ re
I popular than any oth.r make"
we have two Of Waters Pianos in use in our sem
mary one OF which has been severely tested for hire.
years and Ne can testify to their good quality and du.
! Taliltty. "-Uooa& Gregory, .HOLat Carroll !E,
III: "Arh's. Es2.-Dear SIR Having used On. 0,
your Piano fortes for two years past, have found IN
Pri"epn! Brooaiyn ut,gSt, Stm,ss,v.
the .no irecei' ed from you cont give sat,
is@ton. regard AZ Of the hes. instrument. In
the lla'e '-jamssL Carrie, Charle,ton. "a
ne Nicholson has safely arrived. ! feel OBJ! ged to
gov Tor J"ar liberal hisc"unt-' do all can for ,ou
in thee parts -Rer. J. -ae Cormck, Ysr,t.eilieSC
ne fiaio was duly received. 1t cane in ellen.
condition. ahd IS very much slmire! ~ my u,nernu.
tanii,. Accel, my thanks fur your rromrtrrs.,.-
Robert Copper. Earrsaham Bradford eous,u. Pa.
our tno rieases Us we'll. Itisthe best one in our
Count. '-IAomss 4. La'haEa. Cgm5ehea, Ga
we are very much obliged 70 you for having s.p,
.'h aIH Instrument for $50 and shall take pain.
to recommend It. "-Biank, HetG 4 Co., BnFaio len
The Horace Water Pianos are known a. amor, the
y be. We are enabled to spea. Of these instruments
WIN confidence from personal know ,-,ir. of their
ss... w. Ton" one and durable aualhy.N + heangtA.
fano, from personal knowledge. As being Q. the very
Test Ghahts."-Chrisi,on Iatesiis.netr.
"Aathing al III. state Fair d spiayed yres,er .,r.
.sHce IN any department than the Horace WA..r, ri.
anus''- c hurtamaa. =
lhe i!oracs Watere Pianos built II .he be,, Ard
most thoroughly seasoned material. We hay. M oui,
thathnyer. can do WE'LL perhaps better A. his .h,n
al any other house in the Ti;a H-f5roe.,,k Jor.i
Nv aters' Pianos and Ne.odvols challtngc comma
son win the finest made any where in h. COUNTRY
Home Journal.
Horace " asers' Piano-fortes ~ fail, rich And
even tom" and powerful.'-.Ser York t1.s;,a R.,,.y
''coT friends viii tid at Mr. Wat.rs stor. III, vr-v
Test assortment: Of Pianos to b. found i, III. Tri,
states and we urge southern and western friend.
~ give i'm call whenever they go to New York -
Grekdm's Magazine.
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All NJ. Douglas amnuoIsion has Now
been used up-tLat with which he pro
posed to manufacture the sound aud Jury
which should stun the Charleston Con.
en,ioo =. AL the States where 1t was
possible to get any delegates Instructed
for him have held their Conventions -
AL that are yet to b. holden will be as
smphaticslly hostile, as Illinois is favor.
able, to his pretensions. The tide has
slrssdy turned against him. Ills sup.
portsrs we're 20 owe, jealous that they did
not reflect upon the advantage Of having
the last word 10 tho public cur, Of send
ing the last shot .at the pro.slsvsry Con
vsnsion. The result il that before she
delegates assemble, the wires will have
carried the adverse decisions Of half a
dozen States to the country in quick
suceession and it will appear, 10 spite of
oil that may be argued to the contrary,
that the battle has turned very strongly
against Douglas. His enemies will not
fail to urge that the Republican States
are nearly all in his favor, while the
Democratic States are unanimously
sgaiuss him-an argument Of tc"fold
force when backed by the concurring
testimony Of Mississippi, Georgia, the
Carolinas. Missouri and Texas, where the
supremacy Of Democracy is unquestion-
Cd. The testimony of Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Ohio. Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa, es even Illinois, will be Of trifing
consequence in the face Of those express,
sioss Of opinion which are yet TO come
from the Democratic quarters Of the
Union .-lress and Tribune.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, CErA, COUNTY. a.:
To .Iohn Mkrn.ic, If C~ ar 20 iowu:
john Mcke"Sie, If I,nr:ylouniu:
CIR: You are hereby nutlii. d that There i.
- now on file. in the Office OF The Cierk OF the
District Court ia Cedar county u petition Of
lh, odorus j. Van Wyck, .lleging hat Oh OF
about the 18th day OF April. 4. y. 1853, John
Mckenzie. OF Cedar county, iowa, by deed OF
trust conveyed to Anthony Van Wy k, the east
hsli of southeast quarter OF section no. twenty
three t2} III township no. sevcDtynine i1Jl north
OF range one ~ west of the 9Th L. II author
ling said Van Wyck thereof upon certain con
ditlons 20 sell said real estate and give the ,,.l.
chaser 4 deed therefor. That on the 18th sep.
teinh.r. 1859. Anthony Van Wlck sold salt!
real estate to petitonc TOR S347 o. loo, and gave
him a deed therefor. That John Mckenzie OF
Pennsy lvana pfctends to claim the title Of said
real estaie-tAisely pretending that John Me.
k.nzi.. of Cedar county, had n. interest in said
iaIds-tha, this suit is brought to quiet peti.
uoners title to said real estate and Tor other re.
lief rccitcd in said petition; and that unless YOU
appear, on or before the first day Of the next
term. and answer thereto, according to the rules
Of tie Court judgment will be rendered agans,
you thereon.
Datxd this 10th day of February \. d. lsGo.
THEUDOkCS J. VAN WICK Plaintiff
BY pAyIsoS. Il TRUE 4 GRANT, Attorneys.
Published by order Of Vim. f. Miller, Jude Of
the District Court.
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''lhe English Review demanded, many years az"
an American Nepos or the Lives OF the Amer.
lean WORTHLESS in a compact 10 IN for general
reading. Here it is."-t Albany Argus
'I~nE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHIC SERIES
L by iko. C.NNiSG Hill is desig ned TO inelude
ten or more limo volumes, Of about 800 page
each. elegantly illustrated, each volume contain
:ns the bius iaphy Ul o.ie who has be. cnlien MT
N American History. 1t is believed to he quite
p"s.ibleto furnish in this way books fnrikc ,unn :
possessing even greater attraction than ans mere
fiction YET flee from all PERM, ious inlueare and
,tiording most profitable instruction as we'll a.
amusement. Three volumes have previously
been published.
rHE LIFE OF CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH The
FouNpEE OF VIRGINIa-"Thc life of Capt. smith
was perfect romance.'-t Niagara Democrat.
THE LIFE OF GENERAL ISRAEL PUTNAM
old PUT Nothing IN the whole range Of
storytelling is better adapted to the tar,. OF ali
intelligent boy than tho biography Of Putnam,
Boston Journal.
THE LIFE or BENEDICT ARNOLD. THE
TRAlTOR.-"Thc life Of Arnold il one of the
mos: dramatic in modern history."-lw Worcester
Transcript
NEW VOLUME NOW READY.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL BOONE. TIE PIN.
NEER. This volume will doubtless. from its sub
lect. prove even more interesting than its prctr-
| ccss,rs. II is full Of wild Western adventure
! PRicE o. EACH yuLrMk, IS eENr.
! Inc best MAY TO Keep the minds OF the ycIng
| from novel reading is 20 furnish them with Zion.
~ OF such material a. this. which ha, all the l.
telest of . move! without its POISON -i,.stor
! Recorder.
The author has Ehowr himself cara,' =
, ", s'1o Ioa .'" oks AZ rhi!dr"., and you,l
rove 10 'ea' Ind just such ~ v IN H. useful a
en.sf'a'Ain" In. |. school Visitor
,r,.;'t w "ian for such an undertaking."-
| (thr'..ran Fra
Ia literary point ~ view. particularly, httc
10 his task. - lynn BAY State
"A rare power OF throwing fascination aroun
fact Cleveland Review.
! The books are As interesting a. the last no,
ci and Yet true TO the life Manchester Miro
| Every pag. i. interesting "--lfiauynr Un;ui
| For saIe By booksellers generally. IuLli4hr
by MASON BROTHERS,
Nos aud Mercer st, ~ Y.
4 NEW and fresh supply Of sugar. coffee, No
| lasscs. ac. just received hy T.. L NJ. Cl,lLDS.
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The Herald ON the Rights or tho Negrots

The Herald on the Rights or the Negrots
Tho Chicago Herald not only repudi
ates the ishuman declaration Of Chief
Justice fancy, that "negroes have NJ
rights which white men are bound to re.
spect," but takes the following advanced
graund upon the subject: '.s.
We believe that a negro is entitled to
. great many things from white men;wc
believe he is entitled to full protection
Of life aud limb-to fair sustcnance and
support-to kind aud parental treatment
to aNthe rights Of CAristianiy--and
to political and personal freedom, just so
soon Is he is capable Of using them fer
his own happiness, and consistently with
the hsppiness Of society. In other words,
ws would sdopt the golden rule with the
slave, as No would with all other mrn.
and "do BY them as VIC wish Others 10 do
BY u.s." zee should Le like ctrcums'u~
ccd.
We submit that the practicable applica
ton Of these sentiments at the South
would result in the immediate abolition
Of slavery and that were the writer Of
them to urge their adoption, in person,
south Of Mason and Dixhn's line, he
would BE- treated to spring sui. Of tar
and feathers
When tho Herald passed into new
hands, there were reasons for suppos
ing that it would, in very short time,
become the acknowledged organ Of the
Democracy Of the Northwest But if i.
intends to maintain the above ground on
the slavery question, neither money no,
brains will avail it anything in the pur,
suit Of that end. In the free States thu
most that is allowed to Democrats is t,
be entirely Indifferent as to whetho
slavery is "votcd up or voted down
II the Herald has any ambition Of organ
ship the sooner it places itself upon tn
ground of indifference the better
In this respect the Times has proved i!
self wiser than the Herald. The forme
paper ian travel upon its " Indifference
throughout nesrodom, bu. She Heral
would scarcely be SAT, outside Of the fire
S:ates.-Press and Tribune.
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sabbath School Booles Pubais1ed BY this
House.

The Anniversary and Sunday school sfu.c Book NO
J, contains 81 tunes aud hymns: rrice cents rach
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and SUMO Az
school Music BOOK, No. contains 81 tunc aud hy mn.;
price ccnts each. dol. per hundred, The Ani.iver-
sary and sundiay-Schoo Music Book. NJ. g. contains
GU tune.nnd hymns; price 4cr.ts each 2 ds. per hund
The Anniversary ard Sunliy.ScLcot Nasc Book. No,
snow ready; contains 10 tunes and Is nI!f price
Scents each, doll. per hundred. The Ami crsarv
and sunday School Music Book, comb ming Nos. ,,,
:: with several additional pieces. confirms ~ nr.,
y, mus tt.s ,,mis tact, Idols. -" hundred. IN
ta'ns II tunes aud hymn, Price C.. n. 'e. con
",ta.. a'' price ce' - each dos. pr 100
po.'ac ei' cent each T.c s..iss- i,i,, I'M
- lungs ah'. aymus; Price /! cents each, doll
Per hundred. postage two cents each rrrnn,iv ~
leach. J., dollars per hundred. CONGREGATION.
eingns-a eight rage trae-pTce IS per dozen, Ii
dollars Per hun1lel.
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Information Wanted.

OF tho Whereabouts Of boy named
George A. Pickup. who left this county
about Aug. 10th, 1858. Said Pickup
was, when he left, come fourteen or fl.
teen years Of ege, heavy set, red hair,
frecEled and had at the time ono Of his up
per front teeth broken of near its middle
II our brethren Of the press in Illinois
and Iowa, and especially Northern Iowa,
will copy this notice, they will confer a
great favor, as will also any person giving
the desired information to the Editor ot
this paper. at Aledo, Mercer Co, Hi.
uois. -Aicdo Record.
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AMERICAN. AND FOREIGN
'sTEREOsCOriC EMPORIUM.
'..ss Z. ANTHONY,
An0 1e~~~Ae~~v KAC H0fk>

.n'"."s r. ANTHONY,
900 Broadway, New YORK.
A,acr Hay 1.f, 1880, at SOL BRO4D.
WAY, tao doors from the ~. Men
oias Hotel a3" " '.-'
The Stersoseope 10 the mos. fnstrsstrs i"'srrsiae
smtsrtsIsisg, ssasiHg and sIe'hng ofmederh lh'sh.
tons None are too yyang, none otd none toe nv
sysnt. noe tee nSstsestsd to its sortn
and beauty No home is complete without i, anu =, ~
must and will prnsfrafe sFAsrs. II presents 70
your view every part Of the world. IN az the rs"g ss'a
nsss, psrspsetirs and sAsrpsess If dsfSI ~ II you
yer. On the spot Photographer .rs "f ~.
grand and tbs besutfu and hs resans q ths'' s.'is
are esasfassty ssrieAisy cur stoek have an ~
Esssns sco. i, rspeT sIss, ssum
Holland Switzerland, Spain, The Rhine. Nersass's 81
Cloud, fontainetleau, Tuiliercs Italy, Turkey, Egg pit
also groups historical, marriage scene.eak
fast genes pic mics. ststuary, &c, DC. An sIsai'hs
assortment s illuminated Isferiors Of Palaces,
Churches, and CXthrdrais Of France. ltAlp, &C.. Nc
The elect Vf these illuminated views noe remarkable
Every gentleman Of wealth and refined taste should
have in his drawing room some OF our equsite views on
or 100 scenes. Nothing I've more fascinating, aud
one offer greater treat to friend ION Of the pie
turesaue and the beautiful.
Anthsay's isstQR,aReeus Stcreoscope Views are the
latest Photographic wonder. They taken in the
tieth part " sseoSd, and everything no matter now
rapidly NAY movng,s depicted .. 'ny Sr.
additional value, for TO the beauties OF inalmate ma
lure 1t adds the charm Of life and motion. The process
ID discovery of our own aud being unknown in Eu-
rope. receive from London and Paris large orders for
Anth"ny's instantaneous Views OF American lite and
scenery. Among other things We have just published
Stereoscopc Illustrations of the Scene of the frLToN
STREET rRAYEK MEETING, in which many hearts feel
interest. The particulars Of this will lie found in
our catalogue.
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will he fowarded
to any address on receipt OF stamp Parties at dis
lance sending US %, 5, ~, u.s. NJ SIS can have
good inst umcnt and such pictures they request,
sent by Express. Views alone, (~ithout instrumen)
can he sent 10y mail. Parties no wish be advised OF
everything really valuable in the line that out.
may send Us their names to place record, and will
keep them posted at our expense.
Men Of leisure will fnd Photography most fScnat-
ing and delightful amusement. We prepared to ii,
out amateurs with everything necessary for their
together with ins:ractions no. 70 take stsreo-
scol,ic Pctures.' .....=- e. ANTHONY,
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photographic Marte-
rails, stereoscupes snd Stereoscopic Views.
j. Merchants from every section of the country are
respectfully invited to make an examination OF our
stock, our discOuDt to the trade will he liberal
To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS class .tereoscopic
Negatives wanted. Send ny pail print uniuounted,
with price Of Negative.
Cut this out for future reference. no.m4
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A dreadful discovery has been made.
A secret circular Of the Republican party
has come to light, continuing tho follow,
ing reasonable, inceudiary and a,rocous
sentiments:
The Republican party must rely upon
the voluntary contributions of its friends,
and il 10 therefore recommended tia,
each club or person, as may be conven.
iso', send = contribution to purchase
documents.
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Tho Virginia Senate has postponed in.
definitely bill to incorporate the town
Of Ceredo, the settlement of New Eug-
land men started BY the efforts Of Eli
Thaysr. They prefer not to encouras.
emigration from the Free States since
the john Brown affair.
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New Music ...'.Sarah Jane Lcer'..S Ons
and Chorus.
4 VERY HEAJTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. with
~ easy accompaniment; can lie sung ~ children a.
well adults, and will soon become Of the most
popular songs ~ the day Sentiment Of the words ex-
ceent. Price IS cents nsile,! free Jus: published
- HORACE WATERS,
May e, 1889 No. 333 Broadway, New ! ork.
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RcBBING TUE DEAD few Gajsago
Ne goyc an accoun. Of the drowning Of
Thomas Taylor, near Tiskilava. Bureau
county, III. His body was taken to /.
schoo, house, rear by, where three men
man robbed the body Of the he: sum M Of $50
IN cash. The thief has been are ted ans
il in prison.
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Astronomers say that the grea, come.
Of 1886 is to reappear during the pres.
eat season. In 1856 it caused the abdi.
cation Of Charles V. Of Spain, and per.
hsps it is now coming to take a look a.
old Buck-Irentice.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE rnirrsis ned has four hundred and fit.
ar,e, OF iauG Tor sale living in Cover TOWNSHIP
Cedar county Iowa, near the new ferry, in sec
,ions number ten. eleven fourteen an fifteen
with five good DIV. ling houses well finished with
one hundred aud seventy acres under good trnr,
and one hundred and tive acres in cultivation
and sir'rm u n,yerfaiins wa;cr with nj!
seat All ~, htch she efitrs tor hsle in sIna
guantit,e, or toe whole together Seventy acres
OF the above is hcas, timber land
ELIZABETH WOY.
January ath iSG0
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IIyn EkTRAY COLTS

IAkEN CP by MenIlS Wiley, 1t Ms TesI'
dcnce in Inland Tow hship, Cedar county, Iowa.
ON the I'd day Of Iec.mber. 4. ID. 1859 two
year old light bay horse colt and appraised ~
$500. Also. = one year old horse colt, very
dark iron grey. with small white spot on his
forehead and the left hind loot il white; and ap'
praised at $50 90. AlONAo ShA"'
Iin.sn Dec. 18th 1859; Clerk ~.
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New ktyieS..Prices from $50 to ol25.
EXTRA CHARGE OF . FOR HEMMEHs

Tbrse Machines sew from two apools. a. pur
chased from the store, requiring no windi1 z
of tire ad thy Hem Fell, Gather and Stitch In
a superior style. finishing each seem by their
own operation, without recourse to the hand
needle. They will 90 better and cheaper sew
ing than seamstIess can, even il she works for
ONE CENT An HOUR, and are, unquestionahly. the
BEST MACHINES in the market for family sewing
on account OF their simplicity, durability, ease
Of management, and adaptation to all varieties
Of family sewing-eAeCu,ing either heavy or
fine work with equal facility and without $, ecial
| Adjustment
As evidence Of the urquestiontd super Gritty
Of their Machines. the Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Machine Company beg leave to refer to the fol.
lowing
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHlLA DELPllIA.

ABenerolent InsitatioR. established By special en-
dormeRt for tie relief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted rith Tirnicrt aud Epidemic diseases.
Z lie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the awful
destruction ofhuman hfe. caused BY Sexualdseasss,
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
open Dispensay for the treatment Of this class OF
diseases. in all their forms. and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with n
scrpion of their condition, Gage, occupation habits
Of life. &c and in of extreme poverty, to FUN.
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of ths Association, in their late Annual
Report express the hge satisfaction with ths success
which has attended the .ors Of their sugeons mine
cure Of Sperinatorrhga, Seminal Weak ness, Oon"n
hGa, elect. syphilis. the vice OF Onansm or SER
Abuse Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder &C, ahd
order continuance Of the plan for The ensuing
year
| An admirable report spernatorrhGa, or Seminal
Weak the vice of Onanis. Mast urbaon, or sell
and other diseases Of sexal organs, ~ the
Consulting Surgeon. will he sent by mail lin sealed
enveiope.I FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage Address, orreport or treatment
DIR. J. SkI.LIN liOUGHTON, Acting surgeon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street. Phiiadel-
phia. Pa. lI:lyl
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Taken up by +. r. Carrie. at his residence in
Center TownihiP. Cedar County, Iowa, on the
3,st day OF December. 4. D, 1850. one white 4
led COW with dropped horns 4 about & years old
AMI appraised ut Si4; and one white ana
black COW with line back and about six years
old and appraised at $l2. Also one calf aI-
Praised At 81
A1ONZO SHAW. Clk.
linton January 5th 1860, G e. Iowa.
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ESTRATS.
:. -~N~~~
ERTRAY COLT.

TAKEN Up by David Crismsn at his residences
IN sugar creek Township, Cedar county Iowa:
on The ysd dayof November. 4. D. 1853. a "a
COLT, with Hack main, tail and legs; wh'te
mark az the right side .. the forhead. AMI sup
posed ~ be one year old last spring anu az
praised at t~ en', tive dollars.
rr' -ALUA2o SHAW, Clerk G. c. Iowa.
linton December, 4. -. 1859.
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BOOK BINDING.

A1ISEA TIE Subscribers having ,co.;v.d
G-0 their new ruling machine and y
u... large stock Of binding material arc
the very best manner. ''Ae ~
ALL KINDS OF BLANK ROOF.
manufactured n M to order in the best style, uo.l.
ana MaSazi mes bound In any .:,le d,sirea
sstisfaction is guaranteed To- all yyho ..
u. 80 VA" may Try
-. .ANiEtS ~lii act as our agent for Cedar
county To whom application for work may ,'s
Wn- RAYMOND, EYSTRA Il Go.
"">caf!he, June 18th, lS53-6-25tf ~
Rp your Tobacco at L. 4 N. CiIILDs,, and
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FIFTY DOLLARS!

This great reduction will leave the pub ic
without Involvement OF excuse for buying any OF
the inferior mavhin which infringe our pat
chts. Competition will h'neeforth become i'm
possible. \ very large reduction has been III de
in the prices of all Of
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ls6O. Winter Arrangements. 1860.
~ - u s. -
Mississippi and Missouri r =

SxE4 " ~ 80
Mississippi and Missouri r r.
NN and after Monday, Nov. 2lst 1859. and
until further notice. trains viii lra,. bav-
port, for Mnsca,ine Iowa rity. aud Columbus City
Sundays eNesptedl ~ ;"li wa:
lst Express train at 9e5 4. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa Git, H. follows:
lst Express Tram at 100 +. n.
Mail train leave Wa -hngton ut 1890 /. NJ.
Leave Wilton Junction. for Mu.catine:
ist Mail train at il:00 A. N.
3D. Express Train AZ AGO T. NJ.
J., ave Hus' atine for Junction:
lst Mail train at 1880 4. NJ.
"a Express train ut $40 i. NJ.
Leave junction for Iowa City:
lst Express train It ll:lO 4. NJ.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at $40
4. NJ and $50 +. N.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects at chi
CAGo ii Notion, with the Michigan southern al
terD"en tain: passengers thereby save all delay.
Connections made at Mnsra,ne with the regular
pac ket- for burlington. keokuk. ST. Louis, 81.
Passengers gong east make direc, connections
at Rock Island " ith the Chicago and Rock Island
Il. X. trains. for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the talena. buhuqu" and 81. Paul pack.
els at Davenport.
Passing. RS are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions AS ts the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets be"fe
taking their seats in til. cars.
Nov. ~ 1853. J.F. TRACY. sup't