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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE At
CHARLESTON!
Terrific Firing for Three
Hours!
THIRTY GUNS AGAINST
THREE HUNDRED!
THE KEOKUK SUNK.
OTHER BOATS ONLY SLIGHTLY
INJURED.
Land Forces .VOl In the
Fight!
GEN. FOSTER STILL WITHOUT
REINFORCEMENTS. -
RIOT IN NEW YORK.
From Charleston.
Fortress MonreeApril

The Mary Sanford arrived at Moore
head Friday from off Charleston, with in.
formation of the entire attack, which
commenced at 3 o'clock and lasted three
hours. The Keokuk passed above Fort
Sumter, and there met the distractions,
and at which time terrific firing was KEEP.
up on both sides, when che received
shot that passed Though her between
wind and water, from which she sunk 10
IL hours. The Nahant was within 600
yards Of TT. Sumter in the action, and
received shot at the junction Of the
turret with the deck, which prevented
the turret from revolving and rendered
her useless for the time. The Ironsides
received $50 shots, sustaining no damage
further than the starting Of few bolIs.
The rest of the fleet 10 uninjured and
hauled off, the reconnaissance being ae-
eomplished, which was to ascertain the
locality of tho distractions Our entire
loss was two killed and several wounded.
As the Sanford left some iron -clads were
going to blow up the Keokuk- The shot
was from rifled cannon Of heavy calibre.
Capt. khinds, commander, received q
confusion on the leg from flying frag-
ment Of his vessel, which only slightly
famed him. Twelve Of the men were
wounded, together with acting engineer
Mcintosh, who had charge Of one Of the
guns. His injuries are supposed to b.
fatal. The next morning, finding it i'm.
possible to save the vessel, Capt. Rhinds
called tug which took al his men on
board. A few minutes thereafter the
keokuk sunk. The persons belonging Ia
the ship lost all their private effects.
On Wednesday the squadron ramaiDed
at archor in the main ship channel. Ii
10 sad the number Of men in our fee
only amounted to 100, with so gums
while the enemy had. it is reported, a
least 800 OF the best guns in their forts
The injuries to the vessels, excepting til,
ksokak, are reported to DO OF such
character a. to require but short time To-
repairs. The casualties among our mos
were remarkably few, including one killet
and three wounded on the Keokuk.
The advantage 10 that orr feet is nov
IN possession Of the narrows. The cir
cult Of the blockade is reduced two-,hird,
OF its former distance. Nine Of the bat
teries fred on our vessels until they
reached the vicinity Of the main forts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

ASMs. Jane G. Swisshslm, reformer,
editor. etc., has, it is said. just been put
in position in the War Department
Salary $1,000 per annum. She il full
enough Of eight" to command legion
of soldiers in the field.
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REPORT.

New York, April ID. i
An oficer arrived on the Dudley Buck
says Gen. Foster has provisions sufficient
only for the use Of his troops to the 18th
inst.
Well informed persons deny the state
overland from Newbern had returned
Some Of their baggage and artillery is
stuck In the mud. A1ss IS
Rsbsf Forces between Washington and
Ncwbsrn sfe reported to number 2O.000
under Hin snd 1000 under Pettigrew.
The steamer Valley City is said to
have reached Washington riddled with
cannon balls.
The Dudley Buck touched at It. Mon
roe, where IL was rumored Foster had
surrendered.
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$50 gf,Fs Ae1h!alse 4QIkle
b, The Dag Of truce sent out nom Frank
lin ysstsr1Ay, Ratasd thst t6s ribsl ca.
Crosby was wounded, abe tEo Of Van
Dorn's aids. The rybelf lost heavily in
wounAsfs WsssttnS6 aaay hnises.--
Wen. Dora had expected 70 capture the
soWn.. He had received information That
the federal force was only $500, strong.
About rs citizens, active ana violent red
els, some of whom we're On The vigilance
committee last year, were ARRESTED to-day
by order of Gen. Mitchell and lodged in
the Penitentiary. I. ..aets
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Washington. April ID.

...,.sy, a.. Washington. April ID.
The Richmond Wing of Satusday has
nothing later than the 9th from Charles
ton. The feet was then off the bar.
Mai. Gen. Hooker has famed An order
in which he reprimands in generality OFF,
GERS who send incorrect Information from
the picket lines.
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[Tribune's Special.l
New York. April IL

The account Of the Charleston fight
says squadron arrived of Charleston on
the morning Of the 9Th, and spent the
day in examining the bars and channels.
wind being too high to cross. That eve
ming the Admiral disclosed the plan Of
attack, which was to sail directly up and
attack the northwest face Of 1t. Sumter
at 500 or 800 yards. About 8 o'clock
Monday morning the signal for the move.
ment was given and the vessels started
slowly. In consequence Of fog. however,
they were obliged 10 postpone the intend.
ed attack until next day. During the &C
ternoon one Of Gen. Tury's brigades
worked its way up Foley Island and %.
tablished communication with the feet,
but no portion Of the land forces got inc
the attack at all.
On the 7th ct 4:i5 p. M, the feet col
under way. and passed Morris Island bat
teries without being fred upon, pushing
right on towards Sumter.
The new Ironsides worked badly, and
in consequences of the current was oh
hged 70 anchor two or three times.
Fort Mouitrie opened FIRST upon th.
Weehawken which was within $40 yard,
OF Cummings Point battery. Fort Sum
ter and battery "B" immediately opened
and the action became general and ter
rino. The monitors still pushed North
east replying vigorously, and passed ID.
Northeast lace Of Fort Sumter, when the,
discovered three lines Of distractions
holding torpedoes, De-, one Of which e.
Ploded, but did no great damage. Find
ang It impossible % get acres theubstrps
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D~THE ARMAMENT OF PoRr HUDsos.
One of the letters captured n the rsbls
signal station near Port Hudson has THE
important informatirn regarding the arm
ament of that stronghold: 1--WE have
fifty-thres cannon 1t Port Hudson TWEEN
ty.fve Of them are 64-pound ri6ed can
non, with stselpointed balls also twenty
cannons that are 2S-pounders We have
forty siege guns.
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Fort Monroe, April IL.

rOrt MOnIoo, ApFu Ia.
The steamer Spaulding arrived to-day
from Morehead City, which place she
left yesterday.
No communication has been received
at Newbern from Gen. Foster since Wed
nesday night. s
The women and Children are leaving
Newbern. ag "a.
Seven thousand troops, attempting to
reach Washington from Newbern, were
driven back 8 miles on Wednesday, with
thelos 0. n 4nli ; peu. ~ 81,
The, last acq,,u,t~ i,on Gen. Foster
state the rebels had sent in three flags d
truce for him to surrender Washington
Foster replied to the last, to send NO more
Raga. Il they did he would capture them
and if they wanted Washington to come
and take it.
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Boston, April 49,.

3 Boston, ApHl Ia
A special dispatch to the Boston Her
aid dated Newbsra, N. c., April 9th,
says > accommodating force sent out It
lacked small cavalry force and dove
them for s miles. 'szi
Yesterday = large force went over the
Neuae on an overland expedition to the
rclief Of Gsn. Foster. The transportation
xas scross tho river last night where the
expedition b sncsmpsd. Precautions are
bsing 6k4n aguinst surprises. Hero il
il believed there viii be somc hart fight
ing up tho road. The rebels ars report
cd II Immense numbers under comma nd
|of 0sa. IL. {
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

r. Mr.. Geo. Cooke, commedian, Of
the Olympic TheAter, London, committed
suicide on the 9th of March, in Fl Of
insanity, caused, it is thought, from long
continued tttnsss. He held nigh post.
tons at the Strand and Olympic Theatsrs
for f fteen years.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED ~
s. H A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER !,
100 Corner Fourth and Nxin Streets.

DAILY CARR CRY OVslcx,
ksoxrK, April u, -.
The produce market 10 dull and dropping; Flour |
Wheat, Rye, Pot,tos., Lard Aad Hid~ have
"a sered more less Of decline. Southern sdvicss
show falling Cd in pries Of all thsss articles, which
Il caused mostly By an over supply y4s
w hits 0sans nrm aosssiens. Salt Is dull and
dscliuns. Most goods are hAld fray under aav.ses
IN advance Ia eastern market. AS
FLoUK-superaIes % IS; .sprin whsa,e All. q
RAJ Fall wheatExtraSa CO.
CORN MEAL--9oc0SI 00c p 100 ~,
BRAN y lsers.
SHIP sTUFF--Soc.
CoRN-so@a5 c y bush.
aARLkY-el % 70 ~ 10.
WHKAT-Psii sia ossI 10; Spring 751sSe ? sa.
RYE-s525oo
OATS-6o TO 65c. ss0<A &4tt& .tt
: PoTAToES-6eto95c Retail 0oc rs
SUGAR New Orleans fair l2ie; prime Ia
choice i3a, clarified Is; crushed and pow leJsay7.
AoLAsSks - BsisAsrs sugar House 7sc; Col
densy scarce; sorsup asG4oc.
COFFEE-Rio Sl13ec; Java %; Laxuyra IS.
RICE-aDioc.
SoAP-Pstn 10. Family ole. German DC.
cANDLEs-starla; Moaidla.
TALLoW--sc. 8
LARD-7 . &c.
BuTTEx-Cennon Toto l2ie; Choice 40 70 2oc;
retail 26c. 80 ~ e. -
PRovIsIoNs-Ehouldsrs.H Hans sides No sale.
Sugar Cured Hams. stc., retail loo.
LkATHER-soie SAC IS; Rarnssslo9l2.
HIDES--rrims dryisc, gruhhy hall price; greer
etc; green shesp pslts l0c0l IS; green hog skins
l5c.
HAY-TinosAy. sleols %, Aaisa On ooes,4
Prairie o. 000io %.
SEE ps-Tim oshy 81 - = 10; FLAX s.sd rs u
| % 80; food dsnana. -
ONIONe-ol7s. A a.&
EGGS--6 - &c. salE
WHITE BEAHB-l 50 to o. 70. a
| YRAThEKS-3O0lo. y
FRUIT-D Dried Apples sse pr =. Dried Peach
o. Toe. Raisiase4 7s0sJ Is. s8ausa
| GREEN APPLES--ei % ? bush. ii
| CHkksE--Wessern Reserve aad Den nak Is 10 n
BEEF CArTLt-9oskcsseSs. ri Il ii Z
sHkHP-o6 oo0s % vAsad.
sALT-G "A. ea IS y saek ;Ksnavha ss % ? b
rel; Lake % Co. 2 -
PIsn-Maeksrel, NO \ ellasoD vbbi. mo .2eil
Osl7, MOB eo0sio. wh,ssFish, Mol ss 50.
, half Dbl. Cod Fish 1Os D. A
| oILS-Coai OH, 50 70 Gpri sstaii es. Lipseed OF
d 90 TO o. Lard OIL. u ootoi 10.
BEEswAx-Prime, - TO So
| PAT HOGs-o3 50 10 eco nstt.
| RAGs-woolen i; Cotton4e.
| 0LDIRON-fe -. Brass l0ac ? D Cops
l7c y -
| RxcHAnaE.-On New YORK X psrcsnt.bankab
Funds; Phiisdaiphia, Boston, Chicago and cinsiz
4 natl per cent. 81. Louis Y per cent. Gold 10
a 4 ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

A riot to-day between the negroes and
Irish laborers was quite serious for a time.
The Irish are said 10 have commenced the
difficulty By hurting misscis 1t the No.
groes, driving them Of pier into boat,
Ono Of the negroes 6rsd ! pistol and
wounded Jas. Agar in the head, not se-
rio1sly.
Another account says Agar's wound
was Indicted By ! brick thrown BY ono d
the mob behind him. The riot was soon
after stopped By the police.
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New York, April 10

Gunboat Valley City, which passed the
rebel batteries below Washington, N. c.,
to Gen. Fosters assistance, wss struck BY
63 shots. I,ssubsequent fate not known.
There was another ightbetween whites
and negroes this p. M, some Of the latter
badly handled. Tbe police qusllsd the
affair, and number of arrests were made
in both cases. --.pef
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Fort Monroe, April 10.

Fort Monroe, April 10.
Richmond papers of the 10th say that
the bombardment was not resumed up to
the 7th, but was expected next day
Skirmishing occurred to-day It Williams
burg. II Is fumoFed that the rebels are
between there and yorktown, and also
threatening Suffolk.
Nothing serious anticipated.
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.sstsa Toronto. April 10.
heGlobe announces that it il the pur-
pose Of The Govaraneat to reimpoas tolls
O. the canals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

New York, April Is.
The paymastsr's safe 1t the Brooklyn
Navy Yard was robbed last night Of about
si40, 900 legal tenders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-14

Baltimore, April IL.
The gunboat Flawbeau arrived at Old
Point Saturday, p. m, bringing the off,
GERS Of the iron-clad Keokuk.
The following is made up from an in
tcresting account furnished the Baltimore
American BY an eye witness, who Was in
the fight. -
The Weehaukeu was assigned to impor-
tant duty, which was faithfully perform
ed in the midst Of the fight. to examine
and if possible to find the distractions
which the rebels have extended across the
harbor. from Sumter to Moultrie. Protec-
ted BY scow and the devil in front Of
her. she pushed straight up towards the
distractions. They we're found to con.
s;st of network, chains and cables stretch
ed across the harbor. over which II VA
impossible for the Weekawken 70 run
without fooling her propeller, and which
she found it impossible - force. TO the
network the rebels are supposed to have
Suspended torpedocs and other submarine
explosives. having completed examina
ton and tested the impossiblility Of work
ing up the harbor until means we're de
vissd for the removal Of the obstruction
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Cincinnati. Arril Is.

Burnside issued orders pronouncing
death penalty on all found guilty Of aid
ing the rebels. All rsbel sympathixers
are to be arrested and scnt beyond the
lines. The order says that treason or
prsssed or implied win not be tolerated il
this Department. 4ts
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Gpffial Notilks.

COUGH, COED, oRAN rasarA1xD THROAT
ifailowed progress Issslisi IN serious Pulnonssy
ana Bronchial affections, ofssntiDss tscnsahas. n
,kfubkoWus ARonon1AI iTxooHns 'ish
reach directly the anssssd parts and give snsst In
ssAnt telisLa In Bsoscn i Tis, AsIHAA,sad CAsAsnn
they no bshsneiai Ths good effects resulting from
shsuss - thsT rssAss, aad their sxsesded use sas
caused themso - seounterfei,ea. Hs ssrs toEusfd
against worthless limitations. 0sTAis only the ss.ss'
Rrsss's 5rsseAtai TvssAas which havsSrsssd their
ecs u sos @Ashx xsArs. ,PssIis As9Alkss.sa ~
sHaxRs should the Trochss, Military Omcsrs enf
SOLDIERS Who Uyef-tax the voies and sre exposed e
sudden chssss should have them Sold sysu whsr'
q Is csnts per bex. - sx 10 yan3l-d3n
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TN WWKE0a ls.40NI 3 n 5O~E~
w1LLTAMA. BAfoHkLoR's eslebrstedHsir Dye
prsAusess colo pot 10 Be frssusaasss
warranted MOTTO inurs thehair In the
the effects bad dyss.and invisosasss the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantiy tarns
asplend.d black u brown, leaving thehsirsoftand
beautiful. Sold BY all druEgists, 10. -
Thessnuine issignsd WILLIAM 4. BATCHELoR,
tAs 5ssr ssdss Of sseA 1sx. 9svs6
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
23S broadway and IG Bon Street, Use-dkwly
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lsy rELasaASn.l
Now York Market

lBy sELasaASn.l sl
Now York Market.
New York. Aprii ~.
Yiour-Stsady, l0Dasc bs4r 0A1as q - % 70
- IS Extra State; ~ 3oDe7 ~ R. n. @,
whaat--oatst, lO3c bssssr.s Sales = 81 lo09a -
fer sprinG 81 7ooei - for AilNsnkss Club 81 y
70 81 - for Winter -. 4sasA-s ak1
coru-sc better. saiss It s1oss fsr soen4 7sosse
unsound. - &- .gAR 49,
+ oaas--Fism, es0s1t g5gs ia tsa9,
Posk-stsady. eN Tor Msn.
Dsef-cuies.
Lard-Rlrn. leslie efs e@
whisky-Duli. Asi0re. q
Groceriss-Qnass. Fr Il
0tOck Maxkst.
New Yerk. April -.
otoeks-FlRQQ. es.s 8a NJ * s.sasss !.
Moasv ana kxeAangsL -UneAasssd.
aOold--fS7t s84 On
Us. year csrtihsass. sss, -.
Mew Treasury 3-aO-l01&. s1
q. ~ '7l, CoGpsas.-e1. X, ss..sf. s,s4t
v.s.SSNL sss'A ieAs6s ~ ssassas, rs
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10.
KEoKUK:
For the Daily Gate City.
THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE

For the Daily Gate City.
THE LAWRENCE MASSACREl
Hark, what mean those notes of wailine,
Waited from fair Kansas soil
Listen, ye who hate vile treason
Who for freedom nebiy toll.
Listen, mark those cries OF anguish
Hundreds wiring their han Dis in vain,
Over Gear observation-disclosures
Numbered with the bloody slain.
All, the gloomy streets ofLawrenee,
Have a frightiul tale to tell,
OF vile Traitors-fsrtovs Demoss-
Who far exceed the "6snds Of Hell I"
Meath the pile of blood -soaked ashes
Many patriot martyr les
Unconscious OF the widows weeping,
And the orphans piteous cries.
Husban ds, fathers, sons and brothers,
uno6ending have been slain
While their dear and cherished lov'd ones,
Pleaded for them, but in vain
Far more cruel than the savage,
Roam this iawless, fendish baud,
Spreading DIRE, and desolation
Ger suffering, bleeding land.
Scenes Of horror, and OF bloodshed,
Are Transporting day by day
Oh how long-how long shall treason,
Hold such fearful bloody sway
Ye, DO fear by your ofhcal
Acts 10 hi m such murderous bands,
Lo your policy is falling
Blood Is dripping from your handsl
Hark the widows groaBs are pleading,
And her deep and bitter signs,
With the orphans prayer now blending,
To the God of Heaven arise.
To the God ofiruth and justice.
Who will e'er defend the right,
And with severest retribution,
shrond his fses in ute, night.
Aug. 81, 1853 ANN JoHHsoH.
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To the Irishmen of Keokuk.

Tot Irishmen of Keokuk.
The following from an address of a Cath
Ollie Irishman os Toledo to his country
men, applies with equal force here /:
~ would ask you, where are your in
terests most at stake? Is it in the North
or the South? Did not the North re.
ceive you with open arms on your arri-
val in this country from under that Gag
which covertly aids and assists the reb-
els at the present time; (that flag which
every liberty loving Irishman should de-
spise?) Shame on you, Irishmen, to 60
side by side with that government that
has prosecuted you and your forefathers
since the days of Henry the Fourth and
the invasion of Cromwell You are
in bad company-you are going arm in
arm with Lord Palmerston, Russell, &C.,
the most bitter enemies OF this your adopt
ed country and the isle of your nativity
In what respect is the white labor held
by the planters and nabobs Of the South?
Certainly not equal with the black, for
the negro they consider of fer more value
to them. How is it in the North? All
Offices of trust are open to the adopted
citizen, with the exception of the Presi-
dent and the Vice President if talents
and good conduct merit it.
would again ask you, whether it is
better for you to take the advice of the
political demagogucs of the day, who only
want to use you for their own political
purposes and elfaggrandizement, than
TO take the example and also advice of
such men as Arch Bishop Purcell and
Bishop Rappe.o Cleveland. Bishop Timon,
of Buffalo, and last though not least, Arch
Bishop Hughes, of New York,-all strong
supporters of the present Government. l.
And | would further remark, that Arch.
Bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, has time
after time addressed from the pulpit, his
different congregations, to support the
Government and the Union. Now, you
ere willing to trust to their guardianship
in spiritual matters, and why not trust
them in temporal? Do you think they
would deceive you or lead you into error
No, felowcountrymen, Arch Bishop Pur-
cell knows that every Irishman that votes
against the interest of the Government,
at the present crisis, is an enemy to his
adopted country, and that when the pres
ent struggle is over he will be regarded
with the name of TRAITOR name that
every loyal and liberty-loving Irshman
abhors.
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Theresre many pfesSF8ttra sold aHder tie nsra ~
Bittrfs pat ~ - quart tostles compounded o the
cheapest whi key OF -rfueF tutn, roeftn1 20 g.
20 cents galioE. The dfsg4tssd by auize or
Lorander seed
THIS ciss II Bittets has caused ard will coninre 10
cause AZ long th~S esu b~ ID hunlrpts de he
siesih ~ the druns4fi y tarir III svsrern il ept
Continually DIR he inf a-u~e alcoholic StuiuIsfs
of the siaa, n" Gear tor Liquor ertaf-d ara
Kept mp, sd The -lt 81 tue horrbrs slien AIT up
= drubkatu's TITS AMI deaib
Fos th"-- b. 4 sire sud will bGFe Liquor sitters
ptii-h The fal - tec-tp tiei Ore BEETLE Of
Heonands German BltfeF> sne nix ~ith three Quarts
Of good Brandy or WaisAey. aid ihe r-rait val BE-
pre- won thtt u i ilF excel nedtein'1 vittaes
and tFu ese~lle &c sot lie uuerrss tfgusF te-s
IN h. mzrket, end ~ cost much less. You VIII ts
all th- virtue UooGaHas bil:rI sin eou reton n
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Clergymcn, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens.

reslifsing Of their personai tpov ledge to TIE
beneficial Elects I'D tnraI virtues these Bii.ers
Do you wantsomethine tostrengtlen you
DO you want good Appetite +?
Do you want to bullup your Constitution?
Do you want to feel well ?
Do you want te get nd of Nervousness ?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
you DO. use HooPLAND's GERMAN BITTHRs
From Rer. J Ssrtep Brors D b Exiter eftAs Eneg-
eispeaaa Of Rshstsas kserltego.
Although i,posed TO favor = recommend Psteu
Aedllines 10 general u ouEh oil trat of helt iaxre-
sents ssd ef~et. yet kass q no fcf-.t r~asops
~hs uasN Rot tr~4fs The 5zneatA he trif~vcg
himself 10 have r-ceiTes -iatla pfeps All
The hope thai he nay thus caEfibae 10 tie beneet
OF others
d. this the more readily ia regard 10 Haofand'.
German Bnsts prefsrrd ~ Or q. NJ jsTtsou Of
TITS cita bee1H-e VA pretadcrd sgainst th-m
macy y-ars under the mpressIu thG thes -r. emf
~ ab elcob !'e mixture. | aeatrd ~ iri. I'd
Kobe, shotmsser. kse Tor he reno al th- vte-
item. WHEN suffering frosn sr-At Aod ong cotiua.d d.
biiitv The of three tsrttes - ta-e bters,
beginning ri the present y-aF, ioft Nd b., idrt
rslcf, 9ud restoration deg ~ bodily ard inert a
vigor aich hsd Il e tor raoftts b tore sn4
bal aim ost d.+ps-eG reca eng. ttsrel,re ta.hk
Sod and friend for diecttrc ~ THE 49, ~ t1 m.
}. NEWTON BROWN
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By this route, Freghts OF all description can b
forwarded to aud from Philadelphia New YoytI
Bosso or Balt more, to and from any pont a n ~
Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, illinoisl
Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILRoAD nj
RECT.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad also connect. nj pin,
burg With steamers by which Goods can be forwara.
ed to any point the Ohio. Muskinynn, Ke,,ust
consip, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Ned Riv
srs; and At Cleveland, Sandusky aud Chicnro vtth
teamers to eli porta the North W ester N Isra.
Merchantsand Shippe ere entrustins tn Q transporta
tton their PreiEhtto this Company can rely With
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates 81 Freight ?
Toandfrom any pointi he West BY the Psnnsyf.
vania Central Railroad, are at all times as PA
vORABLk AS ARE CHANGED BY OTHRRRAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.
NJ BE particuiarto mark packages, ssvIAPsru.
CENTRAL X. R."LH
For Freigh, Co ntracts or Shipping Directions. an
ply to or address either Of the following Agents Of
the Company.
CLARKE& CO., Transfer Agents.
II. W, BROWN y Co, Cincinnati, %.
re. MELDRUM 4 CO.. Madison fno
J. Z. M0ORE. Louisvile.ky.
w. NJ. AiKMAN CO., Evansville, Ind.
X. SASS, st. Louis, Missour
CLARKE CO., Chicago ILL.,
J. II. M'COLA Portsmouth o.
R.MNEELY, 1 MONTGOMERY. Maysvil,s
WIZ &. L. LANGLEY, GallipoIs. o..
s. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE o.
n. Il. HUDSON, Ripley,O.
B. .MKLDRUM, GeneraI Travelling Aren,
for the South and West
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmers vii I'm this tn m ostsdvan-
route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards ven
watered and supplied with every convenience .haye
opened onthisii q ditsconnections andsvery
whore will be found every COZ yenie a. fnr ssed
and resting, . choice is offered of the PHlLAnKi.
PHIA, NEW YORKand BALTIMORE NARKFT
This will lso be found the shortest ouicF est
most directrouteforS tock New York-fyis Iiier'
tovnl--and wfthfewerc hangestha I ny other.
kNOCH LEWIS .GeneralSupt.. Altoona. p
L.. .HOUPT, Gen Tick ct Agt. ,PhiIadeIph,,
H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight 1ren
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