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NeU JeSveiry Estabiis shmcnI.
MEY.E a CAMPREII

PARMEHE a CANPBELL
IL AVE just opened ncw stere on Main street. be-
/ L tween Second and Third, where may BE- found
an entire stock #
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Palur and mantle Clocks silver spoons, rk-, knives
tc., pure a. coin. New and fashionable Jewelvy,
plated ware fue pocket cutlery IN fact everything
ami sitAbc III this line and which m9y b
bonght cheaper than escwhere.
FE- The public < neraliy in-1ted 10 call and
examine the atock. whether thsy wish Il purchase
not.
Keokuk, October II, '55-d2wy
y. W. JONES.
(Suceessor 10 r. Silngeriandl
nEALEK in Clocks, Watches and Jewel R
IL rv Second street. tneX door To Charles ~
Parsons Banking Housed keoknk, Iowa. MI
The subscriber has Just received large and
BEAUTIFUL stock of told and silver Watches Gold
Jewelry, &c, comprising the latest styles Of Ladies
Br -ast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings. Cud pins
cold Guard and Fol Chains, kcys Seals, Silver
Thimbles, Gold sides, snaps, studs, Gold Pens
with without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber be NJ practical matchmaker
feels competent 70 repair The most dficut aud deli
cate work that may he entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
loHREcr Tine
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is. and always viii be kept by
Nov 2S. ls5I-sily y. W. JONES.
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I m DOZ Floyd's American Penetrating Lini.
w ment, IN quantities To suit purchasers
2oo doz Esenlapian Imminent, and great variety
of Patent Medicines at
April Q, 1920 4 REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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Fall Trade.

Fall Trade.
Gate City Root and shoe store
NJ. ~ Main street, b tween Fourth and Fifth
'IiE undersigned would respectfully call -.
the attention Il tbs Ladies and Gentle III
men oi keokuk and vicinity to their fine and
well selected stock Of Boots nnl Shoes now
opened aila Tor sale ut the above estab shment com
prslug all kinds ~ LaIts', Gents Misses'. BOYS,
and ahildren wear, of al styles grades and si ixcs
lhes goods have been selected with special refereuc
20 neatness OF style and durability and will b. sold
az a very small adv anee above Eastern cost as we
are determined not 10 b undersod by any house in
the eiiy. Please give u call. An examination ot
goods and prices is the only favor we ask
Spt ), lo55.--d Ii. {. ICISkAMP { BRO
boots and shoes nj WhoIcAuIr
| ANlNu opened a house in this city for the bur-
L pose Of carrying the wholesale Boot and
snoe business, We respectfully call the attention Of
The trade TO our large and we'll assorted stock
winch IL now beng received direct from the be st
manufactures u Massachusetts. 1t is our intention
To always Keep on hand complete assortment of
goods IN the line, and offer such Inducements as will
obtain ior us liberal share u patronage.
Country merchants viii do we'll 10 call and exam
inc cur stock before they purchase.
July I'd CARTER 4 cO
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July l3, ls55-dtf JAMES N. TYLER.

TT0 J0UKNEYMEN TAILoRS. Wanted imme
1 diately, ~ No, 5. Third Street, two f,si rat
journeynen tailors. None others need apply
sep2l J. NJ TYLER
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! MFbKItKo and wholesale dealers in Hardware
= = ana gallery, corner Of Main and second ) reefs
A'gh - re RED PADDOCK.
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saw YIN Hou ~.

WILLIAM WNrru, Proprietor
I ( f3kNEH second aud Cedar stress, Fort Mad
y son. Iowa.
gc- Baggage taken to and from boats Free of
charge.
fc- sagcs leave this House daily for heokuk
aud Burlington.
Turs
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j. y. REr.iF

NAlN Stree, between Sixth and seventh, Whole
VI sale and Ry.ail Dealer il stoves, Hoiisw Ware
ilnner's Sock. DC. Also manufacturer of Tin
corpeg, and Sheet Iron Wares
hoohus and Jobbing III Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron, which VIII warrant 90 give sgilsFaetion.
July -. lssg. alF j : EEIBE.
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TaTt VI a 90. !.

IRlN ANDING and Commission Merchants No
10 -eepnd rect, -. Louis. Agents for the
sAie u iIanes l.5uisvlie Hydraulic Cement ual-
eined Plaster, and Lime
Particular attention paid tg tAe sale 8f train Ba
ana i.ard
March 96-.IlV
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sas.s, NtiD E. D. KIRBY.
TMponTfRs",ss'', nhoiioYs a Kirby,
Dome nc Dry Goods, y " "a Nas, - aa'
81. Louis, No. ~. 10 Nor'h wan 10 erect
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IA NIS l.. bruce,
JAMES WAT
HsIDGLAND AND WATT.

M 4IUIaI.9AI.E NEALLE9 II Best brandt of
virginia iobaccp, and Importers Of I'm lIa-
,ana Cigars, " st SIDE of ih.rd street, between
Man and johnson. keokuk Iowa sep253md.
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4 GIoKNkl aua Counsellor at Law. keokuk To-,
a viii promptly attend to ali business entrusted
10 hi care.
Lana Agenc.e-, de.
oaiee N The Poet Office building, On johnson ST..
beim slu 2ud and 3D.
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April 5, l855.--aly
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VOL. 2.


A 1IoHNEI a. Law and Notary Public Office
I \ IN the new Pos Office building, On Johnson..st.
b weeu "a and 81.
Collections promptly attended TO.
htokuk, Fsb II, lsJ5-dtf
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.SAryDs. MaN

Ts Aeent for The :SHiDa WiN
| ,s,, Missouri state Mutual Insuranc.
.,,... Ike, ~ ~, Directors Of which are among h
d3dpf s 's'i v y LOUIS
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SHOCKING DEATH.

1t becomes our duty to record one of the
most affecting circumstances which has come
to our mind for many weeks, and was brought
to light the present week.
A man whose name was John Douglass,
who resided about four miles below here In
this county, and his son, lad eight or nine
years old his only companion, cam, to their
death in manner sad to think of. MIR. Doug
lass, who was known to sumo of our citizens
came to this place about three months ago
to Luy provisions, had not been seen here
since. On Monday morning last, it was re-
ported here that the lifeless bodies of both
father and son were lying in his cabin upon
the same bed. The Coroner, DR.. j. Nj.
Whipple Immediately summoned jury of
inquest and proceeded to the scene Of hor-
ror and disgust. Upon examination it APP
peared evident that the man came to his
death by some disease to the jury unknown
and the want of medical attendance. 1t also
appeared that the boy lived after his father
died some two weeks. Being unable to keep
fire or prepare his food, and wanting judge
ment to procure assistance from tho neigh
bors, about three miles distant, he had sub
sisted on raw corn meal, . sack of which,
together with some salt meat were all the
eatables in the house, and had finally died
from want and suffering.
Its certain that poverty was not the cause
of their suffering, as the man owned forty
| acres of land on which he lived, and there
| vas also found in the bed after the bodies
were removed about thirty three dollars in
money, mostly in gold.
How much the little boy suffered before
| the hand Of death came to his relief none can
tell; but the thought Of thus living for days
and perhaps for weeks, in that solitary cabin
with presence of none but the corpse of his
father, and thus dying alone, without the
! least comfort is awful to reflect upon.-Pres.
J colt Paraclete, Wis.
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New Advertisements.


Please refer to the card of Mr.. Hall oil
the Oceola Hotel.
Also to that Of Mr. Given Of the Ottum-
wa House. They both keep good public
houses where the traveller is sure of COM
Portable and substantial fare.
Mr.. Anderson has just received lot of
fine Ohio cheese superior ARTICLE. See
advertisement.
See advertisement Of Mr.. Fitch, of
New York, who will soon visit Burlington.
Or. F. has acquired much celebrity in the
treatment of Chronic pulmonary diseases.
Tie lisa man of eminent abilities, and has,
for many years devoted himself persever-
ingly to the investigation and treatment OF
diseases Of the lungs, and has thus attained
much emincnce and been quite successful.
Mr.. R. B. Lane, Of the Burlington Mu-
sic Store, has just returned from New
York, Boston, and sway down east bring
ing along a large and beautiful assortment
of Musical instruments, New Music, &c,
&C.. which can be seen sfree Of CHARGE"
at his store, Barrett House building.
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7. w. ALEXANDER G co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 10 liz south Water Street, Central Wharf }
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,,

Cash advances Produce and ercb andise for sale
in this Market, or shipment East.
PETER To-Pag Bacon, and W L. Ewing / Co.,
st. Louis, Mo-; Samuel Holmes, Esq, Quincy, ILL.,;
G.eeu Stone, Muscaine, lo Burrows Prettyman,
davenport To-; }. IL Langle, d Co, Rock Island,
Iii Is. Ii Campbell Co., daiena, Ill; IL. I. Eos
ter, Eeardsluwn. I'll Lion. A StaIne, Spr ngheid,
H.; Ashley Gilbert, Cashier Con me cal Bank Chi
cage; w. 5. Gilman Esq, New York; j. e. Law l.
Co.. and Sunderland Il os, Burlington. Iowa.
Mark packages Care r. W. A. + Co., Chicago"
Anil .3u-Oin.
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1214 ACRES LAND.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

/ HE undersigned Executor Of the estate of
Mathew Sco,t, deceased, will sill at public auc.
lion, to the highest bidder at the door Of the urt
l"use, in tn city of Burlington Iowa, Saturday
the 18th day of May next the following lands belong
ing to said estate, situated in Louisa county Iowa.
to wit:
The premises formerly owned by Ezra +. Donison,
and by him sold to John Nesbit deceased.
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his farm is one of the most valuable in the Iowa
bottom, and lies within two miles OF the Mississippi
river, opposite the town Of New Boston Illinois, be
lug we'll improved with good BRICK dwelling house,
two frame houses, stable, and large ware house
on the bank of the Iowa river. A good portion of
the above described land Is under cultivation, and
over 400 Of it valuable timber land to be sold
in one or several lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-one third down. the balance in
three equal payments Of ! 2 and IS months, bear
ing 10 per cent int and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. HENRY II. SCOTT, Ex ct.
anril 27 '51-tds
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The Battles Of the Crimea |:

INCLUDING an Historical summary Of the Rus
L sian war, from the commencement to the present
time, giving graphic picture Of the great drama Of
was, it's bloody encounters thrilling Incidents hair
breadth escapes. fierce enthusiasm, individual daring
personal Anecdotes, etc., etc., embracing new
pan of Sebastopol its Notifications batteries, posi-
lion Of contending forces, seige works, etc., and .
suberb map Of the scat Of
Cry havoc, and let slip the Dogs Of War.
april ~ for sale az CORSE'S
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LOCAL COLUMN.

M Mr.. Ebersol has removed his as
.ortment Of Guns, Pistols, Knives, &C.,
&C.. to the back part Of the building for
merly occupied by him on Sd street, where
be continues to execute all orders in his
line
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AN ExcuRsioN-The ''beauty and the
chivalry' of Burlington will take pleas
ure trip to Kiethsburgh and intermediate
norris on our staunch and beautiful ferry
boat, 10 GALES, leaving the wharf at 10
o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
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A railroad bridge of monstrous dimensions
has just be N complete owe, the main chan
mel OF the river al Maumee, o. 1t is $50 feet
in o al length. ard So feet in height from
the water level tothe roadway. IL is built
on the favoritc s'Howe truss" prlncipe.
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The traveller, by taking steamboat at Burlington
Tor HANNIBAL, NO. and thence by stage towns west
81 1t, such as Glasgow. Brunswick, Lexington. Fort
Leavenworth, Weston, Independence, ST. joseph, and
me like some three four days time and six dollars
in expense, will he saved.
Trans connect at Burlington with the Packets Of
The celebrated Kcokuk and st. Louis packe, Gonna
ny, reaching Keokul, in few hours, and ST. Louis
the next day. Trains leave Bur ing ton daily con-
Meeting with all the Eastern Trains at Chicago.
The attention Of the Western public is mos res
pectfuy requested TO the claims this Route presents
as throughfare from the Mississippi East.
The Time Table for the season. announcing all the
Trains, will be soon published.
G.. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
APRIL 20 1855 buff
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SET PosTs TOP DowNwARp.-Augustu
Adams, of Breck>ville, says on this subject:
Twenty-fouryears ago, while clearing fed,
/ cut down a large green te-oak tree, and
a. limb six or eight inches in damater stuck
into the ground, top down: and three feet in
hight. Last spring my son hitched to it with
a large pair Of oxen, and broke chain, but
left the limb tight and sound in the ground.
Subsequently | cut two gate.posts from a
small white wood tree: the but one set with
the but down, and the top one with the top
down. The but one rotted and fell to the
ground in half the time the other did. Icould
relate many more proofs thai posts set
with their top down are more durable than
wheL set with their butts down. | now set
all my posts top downard,-[Ohio Farmer.
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A FRENCH woMAN,s Revenge.

! A good story is told illustrating the tone
OF society in Paris at present. An English
inarchioness, resident in and cultivating Lii
gi,imist fauborg, and avoiding the Napoleon
ties as slow" gives grand parties. TO one
Of these, an English lady, among the invited
took unlimited, pretty French woman, a
friend of the Empress. The pretty woman
made herself conspicuous by her prettiness
| and her fIrtations. Her name was asked,
and the marchioness found out who she was,
came disguised. She went up to her with
the boldness peculiar to the British female,
and, to the amazement of the company, said:
81 am so conscious Of the honor you have
done me in visiting me that dare not cx-
pect repetition Of the unexpected compii-
ment." The pretty woman grew pale, but
smiled, and troubled q cavalier to order her
carriage. The pretty woman was clever, and
messed revenge. She bribed the mar
chioness' femme de chambre to give her the
list of guests invited for the next soirce.
Armed with .his, she prepared circular note,
which she dispatched to each Of the invited
late in the afternoon of the appointed dav-
"Ihe marchioness presents her compliments
to so-and-so, and regrets that a domestic
Calamity will prevent her" &c., &c.
She then went to great ssmad DOCTOR"
representing herself as the daughter of the
marchioness, and acting with the consent Of
her ladyship's family. She represented to
this P"risian, DR.. Connolly, that her mother
the marchioness, was afl icted with INSANITY;
and her madness was in he delusion that |
she was always having great parties. For
instance, if monsieur, would go to her lady I
ships hotel that evening, he would find her
dressed in great splendor, with the saloons
adorned with flowers, and buff
fets crowded with refreshments. The doctor
went with the understanding that he was to
obtain the proper police authority to take the
to a Mason de Sante in the
event of the representation made to him be.
ing confirmed BY his own observation. He
arrived at ten in the evening; he was the first
the only guest; and though the marchion-
ess did not remember his name, she took for
granted she had invited him, and was pro-
Fusely civil. His manner puzzled, and his
questions startled her; and he grew more alb
rupt rs his perception Of her lunacy became
more clear, she was at last offended and rang
or her servants. At the same time he made
! proper intimation of his police authority,
md the end Of the story is, that she was ta-
zen off by the doctor in Mysteries, and was
detained as prisoner in his asylum until he
whole truth came out. All Paris was in roars
ma the pretty h.rt is heroine forever.
Protected by her august friend, she can es-
.ape retaliation. A British marchioness is
90 grand for wit.
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desirable xOWu properly 1OI OdA0.
WILL sell at private sale the to towing desira BILE
pl operty in the city IF Burlington viz: Lots No.
424. 425 426 AT and 12S. These lots are situated
on the Forth Hill near the No tn East ner Of the
Public Square. There upon the remises four
convenient dwelling houses in good state Of repair,
md the grounds otherwise improved with stables
and other houses, good cement cisterns, &c. &C.
The lots will be sold together and offer excellent
opportunity to any wishing to do So to invest his
capital advantageously-or they will bc sold separ-
ately as purchasers may desire.
For further information as to the property, and as
to the title and terms of SALE persons whng to pur-
chase are referred to L. D. stockton, who will give
all desired information, and show the premises.
AMEt Ia S. HOLLINGSWOkIH,
Exccutrix Of Jno. H0llingsworth.
april 13-SvfwAw
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4 LSO a fine assortment Of Gold Pens, for sale
~ IT [aprii 81 CnRsE's.
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DR.. PAINE,
N q M az q ID q I II ( st.

II AS located permanently in Burlington, Iowa.
IL Ass- Office on Third Street, opposite the Barret
House, over swans store. may 2, '55.
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School Notice.

TUE Third Quarter of my School will open ON Mon
i day, the goth inst. C. p. JENNINGS.
april q, 1855.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWFLRY.

: CST received a new ard fashionable assortment Of
- Ladies' and Misses Gold Ear Rings. gold finger
rings gold vest f. b, and guard chains, gold studs,
and Pearl buttons gold ockets gold guard keys, gold
pencils. gold crosses, &C.. for sal, cheap by
apr % SIS AW GW CARPENTER, MAR. st.
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lust received g, neral assortment of Pert Monies
} Hair Brushes, Coral Beads, Card Cases, Accorde.
ons, Thermometers, German Silver Spoons, &C.. &C.
fos sale by AW & CARPENTER.
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Steam indicators & Wdfev Guages.
TOR sale At Eagle Works, Chicago.
T. Feb.1a. P.W. GATES 1 CO.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN the Mount Pleasant road II miles west Of Bur-
lington; 205 acres so acres in Cultivation, one
of the best locations in the county two good Orchards,
three good dwelling houses, stabing good fencing,
never failing well and spring, with good stone Spring
House, enquire Of
april 80 A. W.GW CARPENTER.
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IMPROVED CORN

IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
N1E have for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob lilI
w driven BY Horse Power and grinds 10 % ~
bushels per hour Price $50. Eagle Works. Chicago
Feb Is r. W GATES co,
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STEAM BOILERS.

0F oil descriptions. on hand and made to order
~ Also Shee Iron Work, viz Smoke Pipe, Breech
e, &c &C., made on short notice--at Eagle Works
Chicago. P.W. GAIT . a co.
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Clocks.

Clocks.
@ DAY and 80 hour clocks, quite cheap, just rec
Q apr %. by A w 4 w CARPENTER.
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FINISHED BRASS WORK.
A IL kinds, Wis: Faucets Try. cooks. Steam Wits
n ties, Oil Cups, Globe valves. 10. &e.-at Eagi'
Works, Chicago. P.W. GATES 3 co.
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Ladies Furnishing Store and
FsSG:JNs5.x 5a2SS .ssg:N,I1,

v sSSS- -UgssI-. vss&9S sss.s-ssSvVs
Corner Of Third and Washington SIS.
BURLINGTON. IOWA.
Mrs. L. +. HENDRICKS has the pleasure Of in
Nl forming the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity,
that she is receiving from New York by express
a largo supply of Dress Goods and Trimmings of the
finest quality which she offers at the cheapest cash
price.
YORK Fashions.
Ny stock consists of Dress Silks plain, plaid stri
ped and watered.
All wool Delaines, Barages, Grape, JacKonett, Plain
and Dotted Swiss.
Bishop Lawn, Collars, Chemisettes, Uudersleeves,
Flouncings, Edgngs Insertings, Laces Of all kinde
Kid Lisle Thread, Embroidered Gloves,
Ling and short Mitts, Hosiery, Black Lace Wells,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings. Sowing silk,
Pins, Needles, Hooks Il Eyes,
Bonnet Ribbons, &C., dc.
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FRESH NEW GOODS.

car be bought Of us--and as becomiI modesty will
not allow to say will sell cheaper than all 9th
ers-wc unaesifatingly say. shall dcrsell
Us. Prices with II secondary consideration,
and have fears about that, if we suit you in
III goods.
Come and see, and Judge for yourselves. We will
take pleasure in showing, whether you buy or not,
and determined to sell cheaper THAI ever be-
FORE hope receive liberal share Of public patron
age. [april q MUM & HUEY.
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Silver Sn00ns.
Desirable Town Property for Sale.

TABLE, tea desert, cream, salt and mustard .poon
i for sale by w CAhPEN LEN.
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Pocket Knives

SUPERIOR lot OF Wpstenholmes Knives and
n Raz,rs, just received by
april %, '55 AW 4 " CARPENTER.
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N E w GOOD s

nv are now in receipt Of our new stock Of Spring
w and Summer Goods, purchased east with ref
erence to the latest and most approved styles and
quality. Having sold out our entire stock Of old
ronds-nofhinR hu1
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
IA % -
RAILROAD LINE!

lFeord Oqu1icko, Central Military Tract Chicago,
darlington & Quincy RGi'ron..s)
now completed, and Trains ran the entire distance
from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON, IOWA, with
out change of cars.
Inis Route passes through the ovcliest coantry in
limos, acknowledged The Garden Of the Wes,, the
counties Of Cook, Du Page, Kendall. De Kaib. la
Sale; Bureau, Henry, Knox, Warren and Henderson,
ana the fourishins villages Of MENDOZA, Princeton,
Galesburg, Monmouth &C.. &c.
The only direct Route bet,ceeys CHICAGO and
burlington, Keokuk, Oquauka, Wapel-
10, Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Otumsca
Oskalcoso, EddyUile, Fort Des Moines,
and Council Bluffs, Iotca.