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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23

Hernia, or Rupture. Per IN n nifty Cured
ny wearing Whites Psters tevsr Iru-. Femse sup
and fraee suspsnder~ alsc obtained 81 okEOaS
Co. sole proprsto,s rs BOND are-t ny Pamphlets gr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23

Radical Cure Of Hernia Hapfu Ss.-
nr. = \. MARSH, OF The sell known hou-- Merrh o.
80 2Ves~y Get Aston House IN. church f-vpt~e
specL attention the surgical % bis Radical
TrgsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23

Fursi Fursi FarsI Farsl SOD 81 Whole
ssle prices UxNfr'M. ls Rrs-i9Ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23

Group, CToup.-Tnn awrui CompiAins
Is Mmrdlsley ourea by DR. TOBIAS v-n.usn Linlm-ot
70 family Aho value the lives q their chd-n should be ~A
bottle In the bouks nld BY the
se-pers Depo, Sc Cortland, street, NV soss
For Throat Disc akss and C0ug Chs, Use
FM0wkT Troch~ss which snld by MI drus sslS fubnc
speakers AND singers should have hem
PhotOgr pms In Bsook yn.-w WIFI q
tON, eetsAisb@d eighteen hundred ard nftv ons.
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To Every Mother Who Has CatiavsS
suffering tho plains incident the
tehng do not let yorr pnjudi-s tn- pr-ju
dces Of oi stand In the Of the RI f will
yes, absolutely follow n. "
MRS wiNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Gas pfxruRE 40. ~

NfhPhFN PHlhAls NJ BnOAnsAy
grew for sale ~ reduced. pr'-~ spl-udia .~~p-ne~
les firurss
Fr~nrh Brwr~- direct mo rtaitp- .rirx ., Nssss
ptnsmen@ ttAtu"fies, srcups inkAt mis- Ar -
lumrtnw an Us@ rNtr stisnfet -~1a ri W rvnyu
street., and No. Asor Hous~ B.rcay ~r-~a
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CLOTHING STORE.

r AM again in ths Clothing business, and invite
l. all the old settlers, we'll ~ all once, to
give me a call at
BURKE'S CORNER,
NORTH west corner OF Main and Third streets.
have every style of goods for men = wear, which
will sell cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also, Gentlemen Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Vslises.
EErcaH and see~&R HARRY FULTON.
Mayfgd Nssas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

Business Cards, not sxcssding six lines, inside
tl5, otherwise sic.
Fuperai Notices u 90. Obituaries, according I
70 Space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates. N Hw
Advertisements leadcd and placed under the
head oi Special Notices." " Double fhs ordinary
rata.
Special Notices In the Local Column 10 cents
Ter line.
Adwertissnsnn ordered on tn insaae sxcls-
Gveiy In the Daily, after the frst two weeks o,
30 per cent. more than the above rates.
@All tysNstenf s1v<rttssMenfs sssssf ~ pAf< fey
:" aavases. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser s4ss the Weekly aaens
the price will be the same in the Daiiy -
Who're the Daily and Weekly are both used
IS per cent. will be deducted from the sggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays so much for ths space he occupies, th.
changes being ohargasbis fer the eonpositior
emily This plan 10 NOW generally Adopted
Our charge for changes will be Id cents pei
square.
8- In all cases where advsrtiSsnsnts sr,
discontinued before the expiration of the yeAl
or the time contracted for, they will be charges
up at our regular rates for the time actual
~ Ia.
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KEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY. MAY 8. 1860


BANKING HOUSE or
q n q H q M D.. AND E R * o..
THAVE this day admitted az = partner in the
l. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
heen my teller for the lAai ak syeaxsl. IhNbusi-
- ShezSaftcr, will be centinstsd xnderstM hrn
andstyie Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON h GO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses lif not
thr el4nst) inLux =, tAs He Arn SdksitG stAtin
uAnce of former patronages SO literally extended te
the senior partner. Af4s1
fhsy xilImak c eoIIsstiosx Ard tenkit, loss NEx
change on the day Of payment, free OF charge.
Thelr references are ~ formerly BIZ ssn,grl part
RKraRKHcxs
wfnsiow, Esnier 1. Co., BahEsrs MY.
Edward W.Clnrk 4 Co., Phtiadelphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller = browne, Banksrs, Boston.
% M1ssss Bsak ,CAtsAgSs ~ anAt ~ .
Hoffman AaeiRske Chicago.
Mechanies' Bank, PittsbufgA.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer = RAhms BAnk4fs, ii 0I1GJ9Js
Gilmore 4 Brpthsrton 90 Cincinnati.
ND Hunt Co., " Louisville.
State Savings institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk u an. ], IS. dTQo. AN0kkHoN
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MI ". HtVK~, va az. SuFGeon
1sI. uenttEs. ofice on Second ST., ~EA
betwoen Main aud Johnson streets, keo s5 grssss
kuk, Iowa. ~


DIR, Hicks, In rnnewing his caro- the rnbftc,
would call attention 10 style OF .Pfate
Work, which is peculiarly adapted TO nat, iFrsguz
bar, end otherwise difficult jaws. This improve.
mas been tested three years and has sustained
It's early promise Of fliing real want in plate
work. The work is now worn by many Of our most
promnent citizens, W ho give IL hea4ty approval,
and 10 whom he is permitted TO refer shoss inter-
ested.
DIR. III. is also mounting .Gonhnu Gum
work, /" Block" work, and ordinary 'ooid Plate
work, for which he has superior stock OF mvte-
rial. lie is prepared to hii teeth with sGold foii,
Adhesive Gold and "Chrystai Gold, In the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the strinsency in money matters
some aiusion to PRICES may not be improper -
While on the hand DIR. ii. believes II 10 he the
better policy, ms we'll the honester course, not
to work at al than work ut prices that Will ne
cessitate inferior work on the ether hant be is
| willing to conform In his charges TO the lower
standard of remuneration that other occupations
/ have suffered.
| With fifteen years experience, tnorouth dovo~
tion to his profession, and an earnest anstre 10
please he IL determined 10 merit, ard hopes 70 re-
ceive tinuation OF the liberal patronast here.
/ tofose enjoyed.
Julyli-dAw sf s-s s& ~
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owBe particular to mark packages *vrA PES'

r. 49,
E.J. SsEKpER, Philadelphia.
MAaKAw 4 Kooss, so North-st., Baltimore.
LKEcH Co., No. 2 Astor House, C No. ,.
Vim. ST., N. Y.
LExcH 1. Co., Ne. ~ State street, Hoston.
Ii. III. HOUSTON, ten Freight Ag t, Pm delphia.
L. l.. HOuPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Ph.ladelphiA.
THOs. A. SCOTT, General sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. s, '6g-d
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THREE THROUGH


-
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH b PHILADELPHIA,
Counectnr direct In the Union Depot al Ptssbursh.
v,th' srroueh Trains from sll Wcsser4 Cities 7cr
ph;I.dalnhia' New YorE. Boston. gaItimore and
m..hinnp,ar t,ity. ,bus furnishinr fariNt;es 49,
,hs "a of passenrars nnsu rpsssad for
snsed and Comfort. by ary other route.
Rrpress and Fast Linss run through 10 Phi hsiadel.
rs.rs srs attached 10 each .-ain Wood.
,nT.. s,sss,,;ng Cara 10 Express and Fast 1-.ins.
Tur SI EapEEss Runs DAILY. Mali sna r..,
r,na snnd.xs sYce,,ted.
I Yhrss Ds,lx Trans conn Get direct for Esw York
pInaass "a Esst line connscf f@r n. ,.iaors and
g. ash;, 4. r,ar ~
=.
BIN DhiLf Ii inAiNG nt.la oesween InlAoslpnls sna
New york; ASo 1any iIaahs Dc'~seh ns~ issh
Thkouah iiohEIs taIi naaIl afs 1000 90
either OF the soove A1Nns, anu eSansasfs 'n1osgn
Nsa pn 9ls rfrT rrs !. nnvrop ara soof Via yor
pon 81, -. s,n.;n..o, 49, H.onsr,a
.ion ..a.lsaa 81 s..s
arseE rrs ,rs1 /. os.ainaa al anv If ths ;mpor
t.nt Rsilroad ntioes In the West Also, on board
eshs nA ~ .hs rssasr Line of stss nsrs on ths
M,~,ssinpi and Ohio Rivers. 1aG il
1870 Always as Low IA nd Time
:. nwtrE - nv any orneF nsste.@
Ask FOR TICKETS BY PITTe BURR
The cam nIetion of the Western c,rnectious of
the pennsylyania Railroad TO Chicago makes this
TuE n su EgTIsNE nETM I'm TIA E
EAHT AND THE CHEAT WEST
The connecting Of tracks by the Railroad Bridge
~ pittsburph avoiding all drayage or ferriagc or
frrivhI toaether with the saving of h ama are ad-
v.nfares 9eadily appreciated ty shiIpxrs of
/ Prai~hf and the Travelling Public.
| For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to or address either of the following agents
~ AKA (romnauv &N
| D. A. STEW ART, Pittshurehs
n psa-aa a. 1aussvilsa 0A.os i Il Inhn.
r,n- Kinlev. Ohio, IL. NcNeely, AsysviIle
| Kentueky Ormsby crepper, Por tam ,uth Ohio
psddook Il Co.. Je6ersonville, Indiana; Ia. w
| Brown Co, Cincinnati, Ohio Athern q HILBERT
Cineiun.ti O :: X. c. Ncldrum, Al Adisun Indi na
| NJ. y Mnore, Iouisyile. kv.P u. O'kliey 4
Co. Rvsusvills, Ind N. W Graham Il Co., Cairo
| uI, X. r. sass. shaIsr l. Glass, st. Louis, Mo.
/ John ii. Harris. Nashville Tenn, Harris 8 a upt
| Memphis Tenn; Clarke Co, Chicago, Ill.,. "
IA. mi. Kcorts, Alton, ILL.,; or to freIghr A gent,
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St. Louis, St. Paul, saltwater and
Sc. Anthony
1850. DAILY PACkET LINE 1850.
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE WHEEL

Nertherner, ,cspt. p A. Alferd.
Canada, Capt. Parker,
Metropolitan, Capt. w. L b. jerks.
Sucker State, Capt. 4 u. Rhodes.
Pembina. Capt. 1 b. Hill.
w. l.. Ewing, Capt. Jno. 7. Rhodes.
Gray Eagle, Capt. ID. =. Harris.
Northern Light, Capt. II. Leawick.
Itasca, Capt. within.
Key City Capt. j. Worden.
War EAge Capt. ] !. u. Davis.
Hswkeye State, Capt. r. G. Gray.
fNHESE magni fcent side-wheel steamers were
l. built expressly for the trade, aud are manages
by careful and experienced officers are fitted ant
furnished with all modern improvements, witl
every accommodation for passengers, and will ra,
ss advertised, making connections with the variou
railroads above, ane with the Minnesots Rive
pack cts at st. Paul Returning, tAey will con
meet at Hannibal with the Hannibal and St. 10
seph RsilroAd. @s
The Northern Packet Line offer increased facl Ia
ties and hope by strict attention 10 the mfort
passengers ana interest Of shippers, to receive tn
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO the Lime
JANE WARD, President.
BROWN Il TAYLOR, agents, keokuk.
meh2gd
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Mwalork Dailu Grib,u&
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IL PoLIUTO.

IL POLIUTO.
The second repre entation of the season drew good
audience, composed Of the elite of the travelling world
The wandering thousands who have not seen the ints
ror of the Academy would do well to come no matter
what Is performed, merely to view the mmpsuoas In
terror of the Opera House, that alone Is better worth
visit than many public buildings which are considered
of them,el attractions The presentation, too of
such series Of historic pictures as the classic and early
Cbrstan scenes of the work Of Wednesday evening az
ford will reward an attendance independent Of the mu
sic The triumphal arch of the second act, with the
characteristic costumes presents better idea Of the
material forms of Roman life eighteen centuries oacf,
than any amount of ordinary reading.
The passionate style Of singing and fine presens OF
Madame Cortesi, amply appreciated BY tho aadi
tory, who manifested much applause. very spr1tsd
eabaletta drew forth general expressions of favor.
The tenor Musisni Is very careful vocalist with
remarkably clean and concise pronunciation His aria
in act ii was capital success. Amodio has recovered
his voice, and pours forth volumsof ri:h baritone
tones such as of old made him sack 30 many musical
friends. The omission of the chariot in the PROCESSION
scene would be an improvement for certain obvious
reasons. .F...
The opera prospects are very fair. What comes 70
the treasury this time of year must be looked upon as
extra. In no city Of Europe eau an opera prosper
without the attendance of the resident czeus Hero
in NewYork the railroads and steamboats, Of thrtytwo
States fetch their contributions en- route and open the
doors in September.
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Hides 6d6ic p D Tsllow, 6oeis p 10. Pea, sos osl IS
EItrs and first quality include nothing bat the
best large sed Oxen second quality include, TIE oe1
grsssfed Oxen the best saed Cow and ne een ieysx
sHxKP-Exta incudes Closets, and wbsn those Of tnes
There were n cars over the Estsrn Rsrosd f As
Boston and Low ell, and 40 the Fitchbup.
RRxARKs-There large stock at MARKET ~ sst
week but the largest proportions Of poor quality The
best auaty quick always will but DRIVERS have Jet
learn that they wish quick sales at fair prices they mist not
bring half fed this market Let them bring good mr..
and second quality aud they viii hnd ready sales pty
prices and shall not hear the ineesseni cry du
no sales loosiDg money -, III.
Sheep sold well prices about the same as last wsea S
above remarks about Cattle win apply the same 70 eheep ns
Lambs
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vision and inspection Prof HUMP IN order to meet
that grea and long realized want the public nsy remedies
Tor al The ore common aud simple ailments Of Life
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHIc REMEDIES.
No Fever Congestion, and Inflammation
g. Cures Worm lever yOrsceus APpsti,e
sc9i r:S Sie md as sseSsne.s II
a. Cures Diar1hes of Children Adults Cholera lnfanta
cSs. BY .slery OF Bloody Fa1 co Gpnss BiOu.
oDe. thoI.r. Cholera McIbus, Nausea and Vomiting
Cures Coughs. Colds Aoar.enes Bronchitis, Inhuen1.
tore TOohscSe F.ce.che Nervous Pains Neuralgia
sSs he RSlSss SICK Vertigo Blood
10 c19 To .ne Acid or
sipatisn Liver Complaint
H. Suppressed Menses or scsnty or pesyns Green
u Cures Isu:ciihes or Whites Bearing Down PrOfdss
49, Cures Group Hoarse CrOupy Cough, Difficult and OPP
a c5P9 1s ssheam, SIu.ty Efuptcn ErJpcs scad
49, Cures Rhsumas Pair, Lsmene's Soreness in the
s Cures Teysf and Asus Intermittent Fever Dumb Ague
IT, Cures a Pss ntensi OF External Blind Bleeding Re
T. cSSs. S Of Weai or inasnsd Eyes or Eyed
Failing on W.ak Sight 50
49, Cures 1atsrrh Acute Chronic, Dry Flowing Cold
90 Cure. wboopi1s Cough .hortening and paisns IT,
a. cape: Ast6ms Oppressed Dcu Iaborsd Breathing
~ GS1is apS No. IN the Head Hear
49, caGs. scHoais, Enlarged Glands and Tonsi. swenss,
% cSI nS 9 Gene. Debility Physical or Nervous Weakness 80
IS Cures DTopsy FGi1 Accommodations, Tumid sweAnsh
&C. Cues Sc scine.s Pro ,tion Vertigo Nausea vOui
r. cuIas Urinary Diseases. Gravel Renal cscu Difficult
o. Cures seminal Emissions Involuntary Discharges and
Consequent Prostration and Debility ....lOO
Mouth stomsehsshs Gsn,sIeS d0 nth 80
ou,ut painful scalding UIinaon.. %
81 Cures Painful Menses Pressure Cramp spams at the
time or Itching and Irritation Praritis
81 Cures S1sefinss Change Of Lie Irregularities usnes
Of Heat Palptatons and even disease Of the Heat''l"
PRICES OF CASES. .
Case Of twenyeight large walls In morocco, and oookS w
OF twenty large yias, In morocco and
Case Of hfteen boxes (Nos. TO Isl and book W
Case of sny six boles mos to ISL and book W
Large Of l1z walls for planters and phi ans 10 W
B-The boxes Nos ] Is small SIZE Nos 10 70 dZi
large size and making up 81 81 this mus be re-
ms Tor yislcse no attention s necessary thli point
OR REMEDIES BY MAIL On EMPRESS.
Look over the lst make up Of what kind you choose
ard ncose the In current note or stan by man 70
cur address No SCI Broadway New York snd the medicine
viii be duly returned BY mail or express Tree Of charge
HusPHRRYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES FOR
HoHsGs Cattle. SHEEP, Hoes, Docs, &c =,
The specific remedies suitable Tor ali dis
ailments Ia which donec animals are subject 10
.np every farmer breeder readily use than The
put In large ya OF liquids and tue en-
tire set book be sold at So Single vas with drec-
tons each Sent by msil express Tree Of charge on
Price OF book sngly 81 ceIts
AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of Remedies In every
town community IN the United st4sss ADDE'S
No 5o1 BIoa1wsy, New YORK
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pb,,.Selvhia C.stIe M.rkes-SErr. 5.

There vs quite large supply Of Beef Cste m .s
week the offerings amounting % GOO head oa o. Sss r az
a. ircrea.a In mice The sales made were AZ prices
srnS from a. so 10 o. and SO 2s loo n for the VARIOUS
grades. -, .,,o,x and a brisk demand for
Sheep, the offerings sEou % s ~ ~ e." $780, -
Hss."fhs market was also well ,uLpisS and isS bad
80 Aiscosed OF az SO to $s 30 Tor stuffed and nom
SeSsto 81 IS y 100 n for com-ied Hogs
Is no change In this MARKET only l7o have been
Ii ~ f,om s22 TO $50, according 10 qualify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

A SCENE IN CoURr.-Yesterday afternoon case Of
assault and battery was being tried before the Police
Justice when appeared in evidence that the co1nsel
for the defense Mr. Smith from Illinois, had called
upon the complainant, and represented himself as
physician and proceeded TO examine certain iajuries
about the face of the complainant. Mr.. Troy, who sp
peared for the prosecution. in summing up the case
took occasion to animadveIt upon the conduct of Mr.
Smith, in so calling and representing hmaef, when
Mr. Smith arose from his seat, and said, You are a
liar" The words were scarcely uttered before Mr..
Troy struck him two blows, one of which drew blood
Mr. Troy Immediately apoogizsd to the Court and re-
marked that on account of the Court be was sorry
it had occurred, as it was ia amoment of excitement,
no further notice was taken Of the matter.
JoIsr BOARD OF ALDERaEs AND SUPERyIsoRs.-
This Board met last evening, when motion 70 ADD
ALB 600 to the appropriation for Public Schools for the
purchase Of school books was adopted but when The
resolution as amended was putt was voted down.
proposition to appropriate a 600 toward the pur-
chase of house and lot for Hose Company No. IL In
the First Ward was negatved.
An appropriation of a, 600 was made for the build
ING of dock at the foot of North Second street. E. u.
IseUEsTs.-Coroner Horton held an inquest yester.
day sey S1 boy sSa ys' ns sses n Sg
had evidently been bathing
syAsTIcIpE.-The body Of an infant, apparently
about three weeks old yesterday floating the water
AT The foot of South Fourth street. D. IL WA lied ~
linen sack and evidence having oeen an
eled II " a. handed over to Coroner Murphy.
BuRGLARY.-The house of Mr. Trowbridge NO. 80
Clinton street has during the week. and
ers articles Of value amounting 70 $3.50 taken ereom Er
trance the premises made By means Of false keys
ATTEMPT AT SuIcIDE.-George Patchin, young
man residing In Clinton Auy street attempted swallow
Quantity OF arsenic Wednesday light While be Was the
act OF Committing the he called the attention Of MI Ian
dor an occupant the house. and told her that be would d
She struck bis hand rsied the 10 his lips and
TO floor Then upposns that 80 ash yoons nan
shoud not be perms 10 repeat insane attempt she ced
nolee ocer and had bin conveyed TO the sarn House
Here be had opportunity 10 reflect upon hi. conduct nnt
bic friends ch.rge Of him. The young man
wa. In love and his affections lot reciprocatsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

RoBBsRY AT THE AsToR HoUsE.-A bellboy
Alexander McCus employed at the AstOr House.
ssts,say arrested by Officer Devsy charge Of stealing
,oS stSh worth slC0 nom Mr. John MoIey Of Ross Co.
6bO the guss: Of the hoase The watch had been taken
scc1ed The boy confessed the theft bn, pleaded
time In b. ,.'ea,ion "a, also found pswnckst for
gses Mr. Jhn Bishop and pledged 10 Pearl street Justice
ksiiy hsld him 70, t5a on both charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY ELEcrioss.-Ths Kings
County Republican Primaries will be held on the even
ing of the 18th inst. The Congressional Convention
will be held on Thursday, the Goth; the County Con-
vention on Wednesday the 10TH the City Convention
on Friday, the 2ist; and he Assembly Conventions
on Saturday, the 22d.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED TEE NJ Y. TsIBusE. BIZ GEo h9pp;
"WEDNESDAY, Sept 100.
Whole number Of Cattle at market $50 about 90 Beeves
and s52 Stores consisting Of Working oxen Mich Cows ant
0rs Ss. oY Manx.T BnHr-Era Sc soos7; Art qoaisy
s6 u.s. second quality Ss Is; third quality % 7' Ordinary
So rs.
PRIcxs o. sroSR CArrLs Working Oxen, per pair rom
$50 70 $50; Cows and Calves from 500 so 70 ee9
Yesrings none Two yesn old Sl0to $Di fnee Jesse''
sheep and Lambs 64Sf q, Market Prices In lc el6el 70
0si 81 each Extra 81 R9s2 626sA
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1850
ICOOC NTRAL RAJ DAD IS1OO
GREAT DOUBLETRACK ROUTE.
The espaeity the Road equal 20 any In the country
TIFF GREAT SHORT LINE TO The "EsI.

Office No. Astor House, corner o. sesey.i.L
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 20 and '
pny1 Chicago St Louis ST. Paul, Nashville henpn1 View
and All other towns the West Now, t. ana Se1Ih
,s M. un,urp sed speed and comfort by any route
Thropgh trains for the West leave New f9Ik uoo' D'
sleeuipg and smoking on all the trEins -.
Fare always low, and the time t quick e. ~ any A
route. ,.,- - = ,,,v. ,dsd 20
"a r1p AZ mint Railroads Of Ohio keotuckf
HTtrai. WI. onsiD Iowa o Missouri, BIZ hAlLhOAo "a
RTCT or 70 any p1r the nsygzbs nves OF the "es "
a. am.I from Pittsburgh ,-,.b. w., nv IN.
Te ,as Of Fright ss 0E sDy point Of The wes. 80
r,ylyania Rs road at al times "a fav5Tse a. bts
= IN, Railroad or panies Merchants and sspp-I -
~ The transportation Of their freight tuis COMPANY
~ sonhdeIce on u speedy rLSit . .,,, a., lion
- h. which pades emf grating vest sad spfy
mode Of a. one Lah ~. n, Hens.
- o.. /. ELLIOTT, Passenger seut NJ. lhsO' 49,
LEIGH 4 Co, EIeighi Asslt, , , r,-n...
No J AsaT bO1fs and NJ , "a .'lhli
MONA III a BIsCgOFP Euirast Agents,
No q Haitsry place
yEoiH LEWIS, G,r.rA suPt Alto'ra IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
OYork-PETER KOHLBECK, Plaintiff, against MORRIS
FREDERICK, Defendant for money deTsnd on
contract the Defendant You hereby summoned and ne
In this action Of which copy
herewith served upon you and TO copy answer
The said complaint the subscriber 81 nj, once NO %
Wall rreet the City of NewYerk witho twenty days alter
the service hereof exclusive Of the Of such service and
Won a complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff In this scon will take judgment against for the sum
Of sixty dollars with interest from the hr day Of May one
Dated July TO- 1890 PHILIP y. SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 50 Wal-etreet
The complaint entitled action duly filed In
the Office Clerk of the City and Cosnty NswYk on
the 18th day Of July 1850. PHILIP 7: SMITH,
iy 7Qlswl0wF' flaiItrn's Auorney