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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

THE New York Post saws, and let soldiers
and loyal men think of it: 1.-The country
holds with general Grant, who said in our
hearing, not long ago, that the rebels We
whipped, as it was our duty TO do; they
fought US bAvely, and | for one have no spite
against them; if they behave themselves u
shall think we'll of them; but the Copper
heads and peace men at the North, the men
who during the war reviled the soldiers and
encouraged the enemy and did their utmost
to stop supplies and reinforcements to our
BOYS in the front, such men can't forgive.
| will never forget them or have anything to
do with them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

cara fFsa Col na3oAaas 80 ~ the
Southern Lsyn1lset ksesnps - KAN
Dsswnlsw 49, Ue4nn1nsa-1hs Whole
- sAs DsssUse1aa - - Ceey-P.siie
0eosYeVoa.
b. Levs, O. 8.
Col. B;nsSasn. .ne a - eounksfA loyal.
lists, Who NJ not allowed 10 speak at Cairo
on Friday night, publiahss ssrd, in which
he says the mob tha4 w1s rfssentat the meet
ing Vas armed With 3evolvers, and bowie
knives, and cams there with the avowed pur>
pose Of inaurufating an ahsir of the New
sOrieans fashion upon the slightest psovocae
tion..
). The delegior whichwsa Ylposed 70 in-
'aH4ude br6~nlow and 4au&l1t, sane ne4f'
meeting w1thS frightAl AeSdeStlSn shswp
to Cairo. The train upon which they were
said to bSw4 throwhuRthe mack on high
embankment, 80 miles above Cairo, at 2
O. clock - Wednesday morning, by re-
1n0vsi II Two rzils ,~JfAh hfew the DSiae
from the track, Killing he engineer, srfd bad-
ly wounding the fireman, and four other per-
sons. Indications Ill point to the act as .
deliberate attempt to kill Brownlow and
Hamilton.
The whole delegation arrived hero Afely'
and viii have a public reception IN Locust
Palace to night
A violent attempt was made to break up
meeting, by Irishmen, at Mozart Hall, on
Saturday night called in interest OF the rsd-
icals.
Lacleds races opened in Sweepstake for
three years old for $1,000. Muggins Won the
race; time l:46-1:47 in one mile dash for
$500 Malcolm won; time las. Weather
fine, attendance good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
yALL.yp1GHAm on SEWARD

The following points Of a recent speech
made by VAIIASDIGHAx, in Hamilton county,
some days ago, are som mewhot sharp and can
not fail to draw blood, even from that very
cold turnip, Secretary SEWARD. The chances
of prolonged official life for the Bread and
Butter crew are rapidly diminishing, and
six weeks hence they will all have to walk
the plank to make room for Southern rebels
and Northern sympsthizers, who alone
possess the confidence and favor Of A. JoHs>
son.
TAILASpIGHAs has more influence with the
and all the Onion Generals and Bread and
Butter dependents combined, ten times over,
and here is what he says of the situation;
"It is the fashion, or was till the other
| day, to assail Vim. Il. Seward, because it
| was he who spent life time In creating and
| gathering together the elements Of fsnatical
| and sectional discord and strife, which bnrst
at last in such desolating fury all over the
! land he who, FIRST of all men, proclaimed
the doctrine of the higher law and of the
irrepressible conflict; he who schooled IN the
devilish politics of the Nedici the Aich9rei-
| han and the Richelieus of Italy and France
| in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, de-
veloped complete in all its parts in the very
first weeks Of the late civil war . system Of
despotism and terror never exceeded in con
ception, detail or execution in any time of
tyranny; he at whose instance the privileges
of the writ of hdbe0s corpus was, BY Execu
tive order, first suspended, and the Supreme
Court and the Chief Justice set At defiance !;
he who first closed and barred the classmates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
ADrsoussrbu.

A DIBoUDsHON.
There was JOINT Discussion at Mt. Pleas
ant last Wednesday night, between Warren
and Mcdowell on the Copperohnson nde
end Hon. D. T. Stubbs and Hon: E. q. Stiles
ns1u2ssfHi 1ressss ThSsHz 81 4
"Warren opened, and was followed BY the
two Republican speakers, Mcdowell making
the closing spesch- The crowd was quite
large and was made up almost entirely Of
Republicans, who we're in the best possible
humor. As thes Gen. procseded with his
speech they SO completely answered all his
statements, and put SO many questions that
he eoaid not answer, that thes Republican
speakers had no occasion to make any reply
TO his speech. It was conceded ON all hands
to be the weakest effort ever heard from .
man who aspires to . seat In Congress, and
the few supporters Of "My Policy present
we're utterly disgusted. The leading man of
the party in that city assured US that il was
the most complete failure he had ever listen
ed to. The speeches of Messrs. Stubbs and
Stiles were brief and pointed, and had tel
ling effect The issues in the pending can.
vass were fairly and ably discussed, and the
strong points were vociferously cheered by
the people. Gen. Mcdowell attempted .
reply, but failed most signaIly. He very
soon talked himself out Of humor, and the
people left in disgust, and the General re-
tired to his hotel, satisfied, as was aptly re.
marked by one Of his friends, that Mt Pleas
ant was poor place for Kangaroos."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
FROM MEXICO.
General Santa Anna's Agents Pre- pairing
for q Raid ON N atamoras.


Advices from Cantintoria via Galveston.
Texas, are that quite snumber of Santa An
mas agents are at work recruiting for raid
on Matamoras There is but little sympathy
shown them there ii being fully understood
that Santa Anna is pledged to Napoleon to
acknowledge the French debt if he succeeds
in gaining foothold on Mexican soil. Very
few have joined his standard as he is known
TO be inimica to the Liberal cause, and his
antecedeuts with Texans having always been
of q questionable character from former
treacheries Quite large quantities OF arms,
ammunition and supplies have lately reached
the Mexican frontier designed for Juare1' ar
my at Monterey and other places. The forces
under General Escobado are now in excellent
condition, and win soon be fully equipped
for the forthcoming Winter campaign. The
lates, advces from Chihuahun, Of Sept. II,
state that Juarez was then AT that place pre-
pairing for an early departure for Monterey,
where General Escobado is in command.
The Liberals are in excellent condition, ear-
euine of future success and await the pres.
ence of their President.who has for Eve yesrs
upheld their cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

Mr. HESRY WELLS, a one armed soldier,
was appointed BY A. j. postmaster At Moline
a few weeks ago. He declines to accept the
appointment. The Davenport Gazette says;
"Mr. Wells, the soldier who declines the ap>
Pontment, says he lost pne arm IN lighting
for the Union and against traitors. and he
does not propose to give the service OF his
remaining arm to thoss who would destroy
the Govefnne nj. -md-taxofs the restoration
to place and power Of those same traitors and
rebels he has met upon the battlefield. DE
is a poor man, but too rich to eat johnson S
Rread and Butter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
National Thanksgiving.

The President ha. issued . proclamation
recommending that Thursday, the 10th day
of November, be observed - : day of tAnks.
giving and praise to Ged for al his nsrcies
and benefits, and also recommsadine thaf
the peopls huubly end devotsdly iaplurs
him 10 grant to our national councils and 70
our. GAok paspls III divinS S4dee which
alone can lead any natioa into The vays oi
u essd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

All the Union men at the South are op-
posed to Johnson's policy, aud all the rebels
are in favor of it. He makes treason odious'
by doing what traitors wish.
-Ifths Union ticket is beaten in this State
every rebel in Dixie, and all the wretches
who starved our soldiers at Libby, Ander-
sonvlle, etc, will go into spasms fjoy.
They have an candy johnson we'll at
Pit Hole. The Record says it has been
cleaned out just as the Andy johnson
party will be in November
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

Grew OF the Wrecked ship Shooting
star Destructtve Fire Accident
Death OF Mr.. Fraser.
Bosrox, Mass, Oct. 8.
The barque Venus, from London for Phila.
delphia, was poken September 22d, in lati-
tude 46, longitude Al, BY vessel supposed
to be commanded by Capt Pettigrew, who
had on board fourteen of the officers and
crew Of the wrecked ship Shooting Star, the
remaining ten had been put on board OF an
eastern bound vessel.
The wholesale drug store of E. F. King q
Co, v@ pesriy destroyed hy.6Fs laps p1At-
Loss 10000, which Is mostly fnsdfsd. MI:
Robert Young, fireman was badly injured
by falling from ladder.
Mr.. Adolph Frazer, the dry goods trader
who was shot three weeks ago by Frank w.
Rounds, his clerk, died to&dsy at the sAos>
pital. Rounds is in custody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

WEBSTER, the Infnitssimal who will prob
ably get the smallest support for Attorney
General that ever a eondidate received, made
a small secesh speech and very much of .
donkey of himself at the grocery store OF Cox
4 Irwin Yesterday Webster has large capa-
bilities in that line.
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The Cholera at norfolk.

FoRTREss MONROE, VA, Oct. 8.
Four cases of cholera were reported IN
Norfolk yesterday. The Board Of health arc
working hard to prevent any spread of the
disease
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
r;.ht 20 = - ...skeu than rbd aee,ns or

right TO iu6Dooekkan than Thad eesons or
Chas Stfisss, bat = tho people tad accept.
ed them, the question was settled.
"The point Of Vallandigham's speech, as
whole, is that the Democratic party is not
swallowed up, as the renegade Republicans
claim, since the Philadelphia convention,
and his enuuciation is working such discord
that the johnson Republicans fear his indu.
ence before the people, and refuse him formal
invitations, which drives him to speak on his
own account"
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NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
The Great Aeclimating Tonic.

wherever HosTgrrERs STOMACH BfTrERs. ih.
celebrated American prevention Of Climate Diseases,
have been introduced into unhealthy regions taer ef
fects sustaining the health sigor and animal spirits
of those whose pursuits subjected them to Ina
ry risks from exposure aud priraon have been wonder
full In the Army the superiority Of this article
other invgoratng and atsratve medicine has become
20 msuifes, whsre used that It h relied upon exclusive
iy, .. . protection arainst Boas Pev-r, Fever and
Asus and Bowel complaints Of every kind. rh. sold
isrs say is the only stimuiass which produces and
keep, upa healthy habit OF body IN nn-hoiesoe loes
yor the unaocs ed pioneer and ssttl.r II !, ths
reliable OF al safeusrds against sickness Through
out the Unitsd States IT |. considered The most
hsathfu and agreeable OF ali toncs and altogether
equaled as remedy for Dyspepsia The medicinal In
gradients all vegetable snd held In solution By
the most wholesome .tiauians knovn-ths nssenc- of
Ry. "Ho...,,ers Bittsrs sr. manufactured at Pit,s
burgh Penns yivsniA and than 5000 aosen bot
ties are sold Annually BY druggists. foetsisw
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Death OF Comm odere Stockton.

PRINCETON, n. O., Oct. 8.
Commodore Stockton died last night at ten
o'clock. His death has cast feeling of
gloom over the entire community. His
funeral will take place Wednesday, the 10th
inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

ToRosTo, C. W., Oct. s.
The interruption TO the Weland Canal has
been repaired, and vessels are passing as
usual
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FROM TORONTO, c. w.


Against AnchoringsNsar the Atlantts
Cable.
ToRosro,c. W., Oct. 8.
The revenue Of the Province tor the month
Of September amounts to one million one
hundred and seventy thousand dollars, and
the expenditures to seven hundred and SIX
teen thousand.
The Government is negotiating with the
home authorities for the establishment of an
armory In Canada.
A notice from the English Admiralty Office
is published, warning navigators against
anchoring near the Atlantic cable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09
A GO0D FARM FOR SALE.

YNHE undersigned, being anxious to change
u his location and busint ss Offers for the farm
Said IA il situated in Dee Minrs Township Ooun
~, lows TIN miles w~st Il K-okuk. on the D. v
~ 1t consists of about $50 Of snd osty In the
Des n ines bottom. Toe crops the present year
Of the qnaity Of the land The buildings nearly
and In good repsr To be brief II Is very desrz
BILE atuasiob There 6ye hunoSed apple trs-s con-
ueoefne bear atout thous and grape viaes and
large variety Of ether fruits and shr ubbery have
sixty head of cattle mostly three and tour
old sfsrss thss viii sii With or without the Arm or
%a~ill sell all the stock, crops. farming utensils and
household fur nirur~w th- far give pos.
Immediately he price vii te nabie Of
payment liberal, - the part - may sgres.
Refer to L. Mslfby at the CLERKS Once IN Keokuk
L. Bia-sli keokut apply to the subscriber on III
premises. NICHOLAS SARGENT.
ocd-d9w
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. " sVpV1HEIHU
Prsskdent Of tbs Board Of supssvisass.

Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals.
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HsvSne purchased tAs stock Of by oocds n Ysan1w
falk. corner of FiNh and Main 0essts, snd asendk
Ing sccu 10 make teavy addltieas - - alrAy vel
selected stoek ~ NE hoase veiAvts call ftom he d.
iIens Of kecknk and vicinity With viev NOT only Of
sustainnG the already we'll established trsde Of the
ocfs d s%ss - ~ 4 &S III II Y0BNXRR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-09

A1The highest price pait for CuRN. RYE, sHIp
sTUFFB CATTLE AND STICK H0GS, ekAer at my
Once on Main Street al the GEbbonsviIie DstlieH
tvC-d
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works, or periodicals., or newspapers, or collec-
tons OF treaties, or of diplomatic negotiations
and papers, or debates and other works OF that
nature, have been cited IN the DEFENDANTS BOOK
aud not found in the corresponding notes OF the
complainants book. The results OF that exami-
nation show very large number of instances
OF similarity OF citations. As an instance the
borrowing is sample:-The AlmGndCh de GOthd
rs cited IN Dana number of times. The same
CITATIONS are found In Lawrence. The citations
irom the Reuue deS Deiir M0ndes found in Dana
arc all IN Lawrence. In one case a certain
eAtlact from this French quarterly agrees, with
the exception OF one word. In many cases
therc are in Lawrence several citations made in
an arbitrary manner, being neither alphabet
cal nor in order of dates. nor In logical order.
In Dana the same citations, in the same order,
are noticed at length
In this statement have not expressed OPT
mons of my own, but have merely condensed the
allegations made by Mr.. Lawrence in his com
plant, and by aflidavlts in its support Mr.
Dana is widely known as an able lawyer and an
comDlished scholar He denies the ALLEGED
use of Mr.. Lawrence's labors. The matter will
be made the subject Of judicial investigation.
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

WASHINGTON, OctOUtr ~, 1866 J
Sealed Proposals wall be received at thus Oticc
untl the Fifteenth day of November, 1865, at u
O'Clock NJ, tor supplying the Assessors and COllec-
tors Ct Internal Revenue throughout that portion of
tho United States lying east of the Rocky Mo IN
Jams, with STATIONARY tor the fiscal year endin Z
June 80, 1861 and until the LIST oay of January 1867
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors west OF
the Rocky Mountains
Bidders may obtain q schedule OF articles to be
furnished, with conditions under VIII lch such artIc cs
are 10 be delivered, upon application TO any As
SCISSOR or Collector, or 10 the Commissioner OF In
temal Revenue
no proposals will be entertained from parties who
ore not regular manufacturers or dealers in the
articles bid Tor, will proposals be considered
unless accompanied by satsiac orY guarantees that
The contract will, I awarded, be faithfully exc.
cuted
Bids which contain prices less than the fair cost
OF the artcIts win bo considered fraudulent and re-
jeCted.
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection Dis
trcts are distributed into Five Departments as
shown by the schedule furnished, and eacn pro-
posa must name the Department IT Is proposed 70
supply
The Commissioner reserves tine right TO reject any
bids parts of bids which the interest of the Gov
eminent NAV require. The bids should be addressed
10 the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, endO sed
Proposals for supplying Stanonery to Internal
heVenue Officers"
r. A. ROLLINS
10 "a WIN tnOlt Commissioner.
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RAILROAD LINES,
PHILADELPH1A, WILMINGTON AND BAL
l. TlMoBE Raj ROAD " ''-N

Il TlhOBE Raj ROAD. ti p
TINE TABLE,. I.1-I..I
commencing MONDAY, duly 2, 1865. Trsns Vtil
ssS Depot, S1rner Of BROAD Street WASHINGTON
Express Tram at ans A. M. (Mondays oxceptedl. tor
tor, Newark, Ekton Northeast ferrSyie slrnss
Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans, Magnolia, ChRses and
Wsy Mail Train at $40 A. M tsundays exeepted). tor
BALTIMORE stopping at all regular btsens betw Pha
Deavae Railroad Train at A. NJ tsundays exceptsd,.
for fIircess Anne, Milford, and Intermediate stations
Express Tain at II 45 A. N. Sundays excepted) for
T%pTess Train at r. N. (sundays excsUted,. for Raj,
more ana "ssnnEon stopping at Chester, Clsymont
Havre- do. Grace, Aberdeen PerrymaIs Edgewood MAJ
noha, Chases ana eenmer's Run.
Night Express at II T. M. for baltimore and Washington
Passene by Boat ffom Bal for Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond, VIII take the II as
WIIMINGToN ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and wn
LeSye aye PhG%deIphIs at AM 1920 40 andll9oP
tor Harrington and ntermc cdiale stations.
edc Leave wilmington at $780, 10, and $50 A. M, and
between Chester md PhIsdelphia
Trains for Dew Castle leave Philadelphia at 9A.M.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
w CHESTER H Fox q 4 Ffi&5s%rbih n tS lPd If M
10 eaye r chester az 705, 10 II and n4d A NJ. 49,
FROM BALTIM ORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
rfSS,s sSye bfPoS iIo ITS A M Mas-%ai 92e A. NJ
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4i9 and d2 A. M ], and ~ p NJ
Leave Wilmington at 20 and S3 A. M, ana Is P NJ
as follows Wilmington for Perryv and intermediates
stations q. o. p NJ Baltimore, for Havre Grace and
mir eton inte mediate staons at 20 A. M connect
Ing at Wilmington gIiS Sky y tran for PhSdepha
Express Train at 415 A. NJ, for Baltimore and wash
Norueest PeIryvle Havre- de Grace. Aberdeen PerGV
mans Magnolia Chascs and stemmers Run
Night Express, III p Nj, for Baltimore and Washington
accommodation Train at ll3OP. NJ for Wilmington and
BHIiiMoRE FOR PHILADELPHIA
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IXTEsT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM

w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
iIe MONDAY, september -, 1866. -
LEAVE PHILADELtPfhh,lA tfh,i.a 40 sIS nSViinioWs aii :
stations, az NJ Mail, $50 p. NJ, Passenger.
For Woodbury., & A. NJ, $3.50 and L. Id.
',''' : RETuRNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. al rms ana $40 A. NJ. and 4.54 2. M.
Brdgeton at 7.O5 A. IA. Rnd350P 7. NJ Freight. SOP N
,sasm at $50 A. M. and s'05 7. Freight, 545 2, M
Mfville al sos A. NJ and sos r. NJ Freight, 10 r, M
, Cape Nay at lls5 a. M Passenger and Freis ishtsr
Freight win be received at Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut street, from 300 A. NJ until 800 r. M.
Thatreceived before d. wiz through the day
freight Delivery, NO. 22a g. pFLAWAfE Avenue. =
92j J. VAN RENSSELaEh, Superintendent.
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SHIPPING.

.EfESsA STEAM TO lVERPOOL-CALLING
uSsedlaAtks Rt Queenstown-The Inman Line sailing
stul-wIekll >, carry ing the United states mai
CITY OF MANCHES1 EB". w WeGnesday November I
,,, II ~ saturday, November 10
CITY OF DlBLlH" ........ Wednesday, November IA
EDIN ~ hGH' saturday, NoYemOor u
w euneSday. november 81
noon, nom Pier No 40 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
,,,, ny the NAL steamer sailing every Saturday.
FusI CABIN Gold.....e0O Steerage. Currency. .9g
~ LOhuon...sss..s. 70 TO London. ........,.. 80
10 Paris............ 100 To Paris s..,.,.,..... so
Passage by the " odnesdny steamers :-First cabin
rency ~ ~
Passengers also forwarded to navro, Hamburg, Bro
men otc, at moderate rates.
steerage passage IRON Liverpool or Queenstown, s4O
currency Tickets can be bought here by persons send
inC for their friends
For lurther formation apply at the COMPANY
Offices. JOHN g. DALE AGENT
81 No. III WALNUT Street, Philada.
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lhe Trains OF the Pennsyvana Cent? al Railroad leave
the Depot at Thirty rst and Market Streets which is
reachC directly by the cars of the Market street
Railway Those Of the Chestnut and Walnut Streets Rail
way I'm within one square Of 1t.
On SundaysThe Market Street leave Eleventh ana
ha1ketSts 40 minutes before the departure each In
Manns Ia, gage Express Will call and deliver sag
the Depot. Orders left the Office No 6l Ches
nut street, Will receive attention.
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I CcH PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
lOOO .ROAD,-1his great line traverses the North
and Northwest Counues OF Pennsylvania 10 the CITY
ofEre Lake Erie lthas been leased and is operated
by the Pennsy lvaniR Railroad Company.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS ar PHILADELPHIA
arrive EastN ardGrie Mail Train, NJ; Erie Exprest
Train. T.. NJ
Leave Westward Erie Mail, p. M; Erie Express
TI3in, l2M
trans Doth WAYS between Philadelphia asd Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York al o A. N = arrive at Erie 8 so A. NJ
Leave Erie at 445 p. M arrive at New fork 4l0 p NJ
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the nght trains.
corner III lRTIETI and MARKET Streets, Phia.
And for freight business, OF the Companys Agents. b
Einpston ,r, corner Thirteenth and Market streets
Pbjiadelnhia; j. W. Reynolds, Erie; William Brown
AGENT " c. X r., Baltmore -.
H. III HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phta.
III. W. GWl NNER, General Ticket Agent, Phila.
..r A T. TYLER General Sup, Miliamsp0rt.
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FERTILIZERS.

r Al HIS RAW BONE
SUP ER-PH0SPHATE OF LIME.
The great FERTILIZER Tor all crops Quick in its action
ana permanent m it's effects. Established over twelve
yeaIs,
Dealers supplied by the cargo direct from the Nhari
OF the manuiactory, on liberal terms. llN
Manufactured only by lHa
.44 fBAUGH SONS, q,
s4smwsrp Philadelphia