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Hannibal h 81. Joseph Railroad
Is N GOOD ORDER 70 DO BUSINESS
1862. 1852.

RRlDCES and important points are under the
ID protection Of United States troops.
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS from Kansas City
and .LeaNenwoFth, c0uneet with the Platte 0sus-
~ Railroad for St. Joseph, where close counec-
tlons are made with trains Eaet, on the Hasci-.
bal and ST JOSS ph RairOad.
AT Hannibal connections are made with Pack
cts up and down the Mississippi river, and with
all Eastern railroads.
Passengers to Saint Louis. via. Hansibal, e.
JOY pis asant night rest and arrive in ST. Louis
next morning in season for business, and make
connections east By rsilfosd.
STATE Roons AND MEAIs on PAcksfs, FREE.
Passengers TO the East By THE route save from,
tive to seven days over those going BY The Mis-
sour river. a1sYas as
Stages from prominent points h ansss con.
meet with the Hanniba, And 81. Joseph Railroad
at Lea, erwor;iI, Archison, Kansas City, and ST.
Joseph. e5ss ~ - - = :.
Daily Sage corrections made from POINTS ON
the Raslroad 10 Lexington. Richmond, Bruns-
"ick, Paris. lndependeuce. Casrplton, &c.
=, fhHOUGH TICKETS tn all points East.
North Or South, sold At the osiices OF this Com.
Pany at Lawrence, Kansas City, Leavenworlh,
AtehisOn. or ST. Joseph. a4l.f AI s1l.'T'-
The II. & 81 10. X. r. Co., are selling
SIX UNDRED THOUSAND ACHES
fertile land, situated sione its me, At low rates
upona long credit. Apply u JOSIAH Hint.
Land Commissioner, Hannibal.
Shippers OF Freight BY this line save time and
Insurance. J. T.. X. HAYWARD,
=. b CROAT, Gen. Tiekrt Agent :. r.
": r RoBlSsos, Gen. Freight Agent.
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The Fox WITHOUT TAIL.-A
Fox who had been caught in a trap,
was very glad to save his life by the
loss ofbis, magnificent tail; but when
he went into society again, he was
so ashamed of his defect that he be-
came quite weary of his life, How.
ever, as he could not recover his tail,
he determined 10 make the best OF
a bad matter; so he called meeting
of the rest Of the Foxes, and propos-
edto them that they should follow
his example. What is the use OF
tails!' said be, stthsy are ugly, drag
Cling. unnecessary appendagcs; and
lis astonis!.ssg sisss we. Foxes have
put up with them SO long,. You
have no idea Of the ease. and com
fort of Icing without Them; for my
own part, ! have pever- been so ac-
tive and-so lirisk as I have been since
] got rid OF my tail. therefore
propose, my brethren. that you sho'd
profit by my experience, and that
from this day yooj should gusiA Of
your tail" Upon this. q Sly thief
of a Fox, who hsdformed a sMewd
idea ~ 10 ahe reason OF ,lse Iees- of
the Fox's tail, stepped forward and
said, alt strikes me, my friend, that
yoa have found sitsconyenient to
part with your tail; and when we
are in similar circumstances, per-
l,aps we shall BE- happy 10 do The.
same.vc Never sisten 10 dIsez ad vice
of those who have reasons of their
own for giving you theiropinicn.
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LABOR SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
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NEW YORK CITY
g. 0 4 2.


am bringing out . new and useful article o.
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put ND 10 box
ex Of 60 Aar>. one pound eseh. The genuine
Erasive and Defensive Soap hes, ancs ID intro.
duc'ion 10 the American public, been most fav-
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I Best and Cheapest Washing Seap
ID Market. Recent discoveries tlsosv eslv Z
tAe maSrfsefgrers enable ma to pcnduee m erti.
Gle posse ssing chemical "DHrHRsfNK AM ERA-.
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q Challenge the World to Produce As
Equal.
This Soap 10 rapidly tsking the place Of III 9th
81. soaps, wherever introduced. One, poppd viN
go as tar as three pounds Of ordinary family svsp
But one quarter The time md labos m scquised
to do the same amount Of washing ,as with she
best VI family soap. It win wash witk nAnD
water C@ethes Deea- - boiliBg. ed but little
rubbing with the hands, thus avoiding the wear
upootbs wsShbaasts II dos % isiRe u3thb--
re; AZ he Contrary, preserves il snd 6yes ~
oIors. q II VIII remove paint. gTease. o. stains
o. an kinds. DirecAlOns sesl ~ eAsh boz ~
@aklng one Pound Of the above Soap into
ooueesSOo Donaso~Da ooeo SooP.
Seod Tor box and eie il tiai. Il you aos
want whole box yonfseM Ret your nsiehboss u
lM.ysu. I'D divide It. 4s,I. ssu sth - "a
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your po.t-e16cc, with The Smte and Couniy il
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b 7. Bassffr il slso he mapufacsnes Of IL
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The H. q st. Joe r. r, and Keokuk packet .
the North Missouri, and the Ohio : Misssssuppi
r. rs make close and reliable connections az
Cincinnati, withontsmnibus ride, With the favor
lite Roads Of the West
The Littis Miami 4 Collsmbus 1 Xeaia, and
Cincinnau. Hamiliot I Deytos Reil-Roads, for
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Co!Iumbus aud Cincinnati R.R, foe CisveIs and
Buffalo / Niagara Falls. The Pittsburx, ColIun,
bus 4 Cincinnati. and Fort Wayne / Chicago r
RS for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Cen
tel Ohio R.R.. for GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Bal
tim0se. Marietta Z Cincinnati r. r. for Chilli
eothe, Marietta. ParkcrsburR and Balt;mors, and
with either of che -Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
/ Passengers by this rcuse have the advantage Of
wide and sracinas cars with greater libsfsiitv az
room both il seats ard in aisles. than can h.
found on my other Railroad in the West. and n.
comfort afforded by
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
night. g.s.sS 80 So t5al = -
PASSENGERS from the West by the Ohio / Mss
iseippi R-R-. have the advantage over sboee b,
other lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
RERTtIS, from Cincinnati, ~ there are no chan
gee OF cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Pittsburgh or BslIair os, s. -, q ;
Two daily throeh Express trains, (Sandays Ex
septsd,, one irsia Sunday evening. -.
Ohio b Mississippi time TEN minutes f.ss.r
than ST. Louis time. The public IRE sresu.csful.v
cautioned against bills advertising Other routes
making Quicker time.
Ask for tickets via ONO 4 MississippiR .R.
For information, apply q the Ol]iee. No q.
directly on the corner Of Fourth and Cnesnut Sc.
snceE Pantsss' House, 81. Lssi.- % =,
b., Z ssa saA Cent 1 ISoGa e.
il
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nOCTOR RAyD,s SPECIFIC cwes Spsru.
IL afQrrhea,. ,Ssaiasl Fsakness. Zmnafsncv,
Loss II Po,ssf;;-d,c. sf-edsly ssd .fsofsally. =
Ie Ell sts are irn,V gsgicst a tisl OF the 6x.
cIS1G will cot vince fhe rees, skeptical u It's msr
liz. Psice, 5 box Sent post paid TO any I'd
dress by S. C.. UPIIAM. 4o3 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent fre..
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To the first pew yearly subscribers up TO one
hundred, who pay in advance. 70 will present .
s'py Of EVELINE VAUDEVILLE, or TBE
OF the early settlement Of Ohio--a work which,
II this junctuve. will prove more than ordinarily
attractive in Kansas II SUITS TEE TIMES HKRx
NOW. First come first served.-
AGENTS WANTED.
We want q few agents to cant ass f,r the In
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n CALL So0x.
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, LIVE STOCK ?

D'ove's and FarmsEs win lind hi. tho mo,
advantageous routs S6r Live Stock Can.c;SS
iards' we'll watered and sapplie.iav ith evsrx
convenience, have been opened on this linz ~,
~ ronneciions and tsyesy stisusiDn h ns;d ~
. se w.nss; with choice of.markel : PEiIadeI.
pu.s, New I ORR or baihmore = and Vie Alter.
to New York. ~, " - sSsse
ENOCh LEWIS. Gent sap'I, Alssnn.. y.
L. hOgPr, Gen'l Ticket Agent. Ph,Isd,.
n. y. hoeSFON. Gsn'l Freight Ast., Phils
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scriber. who cannot change his prices with the
fluctuations Of go'a< ~ithsut iNcurring enormous
expense in advertising the changes, 10 compe lied
TO sell hin Pens Al Old Price,. Thinking his Gus
toners entitled TO the benefit Of the Premium on
Gold, rather than the Wall-sireet debasers of the
l,ass cursency Ihis county ever had, he now d.
fers TO all RENTING the amount Of their orders
in GOD stsfull P.esnium in this city on The day
when received. In this way be hopes to do the
country and his cusiomers some good without
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when faper money is sent United Suites is
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800 Bags Rio coffee,
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+ r HEIGHTS.

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point on the Railroads Vt Ohio, Kentucky. Ind.
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= CENTRAL z
- Rail Road. Is
Geo h's7 RUNNING From as .ssssf.
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$50 Miles Double Tack.

LYON ell portions Of the Wei. North. " 3,
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GU AGE
Ii A ILR O A ID

shine the qsiebess tlns ftsn 81. Losis 10
Ul Cincinnati, Lo1is.iss. Nashville ard ali
Eastern Cities! New York, - housa 'asx5 ~
Rttsbsrg.c "a houn Boston, a boura
Wheeling, 1871 hours. Philadeiphia. 50 hours.
Cleveland, 10 hoaFs. Balin@e. IS hoan.
Louisville. liz hours NashviRs, - hours.
From St. Louis to Ciscinnaii WITHOUT oAAxes
OF cans. From Cincinnati 70 CIsvsaaed, Ftts.
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Psrsonal Insslltsenee.

Baron MAI Won Alvenslcben, Lieutenant Of the Royal
Prussan Army IN the United states service, sent
over by the Pruss,an government 70 observe war
stopping 10 the city, at the Metropolitan Hotel lie is
young and very intelligent officer. The Baron has been
around tho world. He vas In the Crimss and in tho
Italian war; and fought 10 many battles 10 the Union
armies He was several times wounded, oncc at tho
battle Of Fredscsburg, aud again on the James river
Tho Baron la very warm friend Of our country, aud
thinks very highly Of the free institutions Of the great ro
public His family IN Prussia is among The most In
auenliaI In that country
Governor Curtin OF Pepnsy vana, arrived 10 this oitY
yesterday and stopping for the present 81 the Aston
House II is proper say that bis presence hero con-
nocted with nothing political this being merely ono Of
the occasional visits which he s accustomed 10 make TO
the metropolis. Governor Curtin vas entertained last
night by few trends 81 Delmoncos, corner Of Filth
avenue and Fourteenth street. He win visit, the Produce
Exchange w. day at one o'clock
Brigadier General Thomas W. Sweeney arrived in ,hs
city several days since. The General has participated
conspcuously in all the great campaigns Of the West
commencing In Missouri In Mexico he lost arm, aud
in shermaus late campaign IN Georgia he very near
losing bic other arm The General Va nearly recovered
from hs last wound, and win rejou General shernans
army when breaks through aud rsappears upon The
sbeu vi the retedion.
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An Ensltsn Account.

70 THE EDITOR OF The LONDON TIMES.
Those board made desperate RESISTANCE. Some ten
twelve killed among Them Unied States naval
oficey captured by the Florida who waiting TO DO
paroled the next day), and great number wounded
IN the meantime the noise OF the firing had aroused the
attention OF the officer commanding the Brazilian flagship
Donna Januara 10 which the Florida had anchored
who sent boat ~ charge OF leutensnt 20 the Wschu-
Eeti that fighting In the neutral port should
Tho federal captain replied that the order should
be respected and that there should be no firing
The struggle. however, still continued on board.
10 the meantime a hawser mad been passed from tho
hows o. ihe Florida the Wachusett, and thai vessel
having this tUue full head OF steam proceeded to
tow Ter prze from under the pGss both Of the
Brazilian flagship and the haroor forts, from which she
was fired 90 as she stood out.
The Donna Jsunara sailing ship and pursuit IN her
was uselcss but steam was NJ snce got up small
steamer Of inc Bregian navy the only al and aud
the Brazilian Admiral vent on board with has staff aud
followed the Wachnset and Florida but the latter being
by this me under steam nlse pursuit was useless and
was soon given UP.
hr. wilson the United States Consul NJ This port had
slept board the federal SHIP and Of course proceeded
10 sea IN her. Ills s1eludtur q, once withdrawn by
the President OF the province.
OF neutrality was the temptation Of the reward OF
$500 200 offered for the capture os tbe Florida by the
New York Chamber Of Commerce am, SIR, your obed
ent servant, V0YAGEUR
LONDON, Nov. g. 1854
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The Moravian at Portland and
Borussia at New York.
FIVE DAYS LATHR NEWS.
Lord PalmerstOn's Speech u Peace and
Friendly Settlement in America.
The Seizure Of the Florida in
an English Point of View.
American Privateering "ExtingulSh-
ed'' il Mr.. Lincoln Sustain the Acts
SEMMES' NEW SHIP, THE SEA KING
~~~>~~~~-~~~<~~I-~rr~~
The Peace Treaty with Germany Sane
toned in tho Danish Parliament.
Fruits Of the Allied Victory
in Japan.
The Rate Of Discount Reduced
i'm London.
SuspsKsion Of Paris Banking Rouse with
Heavy Liabilities,
Asss h., ~
The Peace Treaty with Germany Sane
toned in tho Danish Parliament.
Fruits Of the Allied Victory
in Japan.
The Rate Of Discount Reduced
i'm London.
Suspension Of q Paris Banking Rouse with
Heavy Liabilities,
Goss Ass, -

The steamship norsv,aD, from Liverpool At bali past
Awo O'Clock the OF the 10th. via London
Derry the evening OF the 1lth ins' arrived Fort
hnd, Me-, at hsfpsst ten O'Clock yesterday morning
The steamship Borussia Captain Meir from sonhamp.
ton the sth of November, reached the port Of New
York yesterday evening.
The news by the Moravan is fve days later.
Rougemcnt do Lowenbsrg b CO., bankers In Paris.
suspended payment, with liabilities amounting 10
from I've elk hundred thousand pounds sterling.
The Paris Bourss the 9th inst. was lower. The
ysntes closed at 64L SOC.
The British frgate Warrior dssmsutne Il Ports
mouth, TO be paid Of commission She s ordered
be thoroughly dsmanted everything being returned
70 store and her machinery taken TO pieces On paying
on VIII be placed the second class or the Steam
Reserve.
The investigation into the OF the steamer Ontario
% concluded. and clears Captain Brookiue OF all blame
Lord wodehouse has been formally inAugursied Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland.
H. Berricr, the distinguished French Advocate, 10 rs-
csivisg great atsstion in London. a legal banquet
given 10 his honor was . most brilliant ansir
Bombay letters Of the l4th and Calcutta OF the 9th OF
October fully confirm disastrous effects Of the great
cyclone Fuller accounts from Calcutta expected 10
. few days.
The forepars Of ths steamship JurA has kcsed over,
the afterpar remains fast and upright the sands
where she grounded
The ship Ocean Pearl. from New York FOR Tarragona,
was totally the 2sth Of October OF the latter
port The crew and large portion Of the cargo
saved.
Tho steamship Damascus, from Quebec reached Liver
POOL on the evening OF the 9th instant.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool OF the 10th INST
The steamship Scotia from New York, arrived out
the 10th instant.
The saxonia passed Falmouth on the 9th inst. under
canvass the OF six knots nourber machinery
was disabled. Insurance premiums her advanced
sweu,y per cent She reached southampton on tho
10Th inst