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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-11

ssssN LAND sE0Hs SHE.
rTsf1E TRACT OF LANDLYTNG0NTHE'
= Yazo1 River, opposite Mr. EwIse's plae.
near Sstartfs. knewp by tie nane of III
hUNTE RI. II tyD consisting twt iity*oi5t
huf dIed acres. + .gfired for sale at bareaIf
For full descrrtiennof sud land, terms q 6.
rpr'y to NIrsN q. NY or at this Office.
s Yegoo City. Aefil 4. 1895.
). - 'HaG.lAe1v a1ala,
/7SOMMIx ON aud Forwardirg Merchant
u M. % East Front Street, Cincinnati, q.
March % 1886 Ably. :.
sHETsIFF'S SALE.
- Richardson y Robinson,
"a vendi
Andrew Paterson, ct all.
James + O'Railiy Admr.
VS. svsndis
An rev Patterson. ct al and Securiiy.
Jerry S Robinson.
vs. vendi
Andrew Patter on.
Link Dc Harrison,
vs. vendi
Andr, w Patt rson.
Kidd & James, use.
vs. vendi -
Andrew lsalttfSon.
+ w Batlaile,
Us vanai
Andrew Patter on.
1t Y virue of,he above stated Executions
- to me directed, ttom the Honorable
Circuit Court OF Yaza" county, | will sell
% the high. It vi DER cash on
HEonaay 9th May 1856,
at the Cou,t liou>e door of said County
within he lonrs prescribed by law. lie
following pfopsrtA %. VII:
South hai! 10, o22, Lit Is $50 $50, $40,
one third OF lot 34l. and lol 40. al in
Ytzoo ity
levied or as he property Of the defend
an, Andrew Patterson. aud VIII BE- sold 10
satisfy Tie abo,e stated cae's aid .oss.
AZ. . JENKNlS, sh ri0.
II I Bo>iiek, l. S.
lezoo CITY lo3a45-6.
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DUssET BROGaNS--s. IS
HI "A full assortment jest opened by
Aprilli. JACKSON, MANLONE &'Cf,.
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lazoo City Melee 1876:
r y Aa IL.

NSIaG Il.
He firm e S n4d4., Hampton & Co, ex-
l. lifed by the teath d M. ". II. lamp.
ton, aud ty tn tation, on the 10 INST he
business Will he continued by tie undersigned
under the name and style Of Chas l.. Sndes
d. Co. CiiAS. q. sMEDES.
vcksburg, Feb.2 q, 1855.
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I1ega Notices.
IsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

81 ADM xSTRATOB,S NOTICE.
M WI q Administrator and, Admins
~ atratrix 81 thee of John w Fuqua
9eceased. make application 70 the Honors-
BE Probate Court of- Razoo county. State
OF Mississippi. 1t he April Term, 1855
thereof or n order Of aulhori.rs 70 ssh
The following claims due The estste Of said
'decedcnt. tu-wit:
Due Bill Of II Cullen for $50 90, due
Bill Of Samuel SRisher fore SO 90, account
of John Smith for 8 accounted .GraceyG
Giles. forsS 81 73, note Of ] M Williams for
20. due but John Robinson for $40. fue
bill tof ssmptl Carpenter for 8 10, dine bill
.ofJoel q Rice for 40 o5, due bill of D III
III tddock for 8 90 due bill Of I g Rodgers
for 500 iue bill Of Wm Matthews for 4 81
due blltR d cfisweII Cor 10 90, account
OF Saul aSwisEersor 2 so, account Of Frank
Hill for Is 90, account OF e Ray for So a.
note OF Talbot Stevens for 10 90, due bin
ofJesse r Jackson Is 90, due bill Rosana
Tucker. for 10 90. account Of A Gearing
Tor 90 30. account James Sorrell for 90,
account Of Norman for 90, account of
Morgan for 5o.acct Of WSmith for 4 81.
acct 0. Thsrp for l so due BID of ] ohm Lu,
cas- for 6 90, acct 2 Coody for 10 90, due
bill OF S G Barrow for 90, due bill of Jer-
nv orr for 25 90. account of DIR. R R Cor.
bin for 10 20. due bill Of James Hamer for
70 co, account 0 James Criss well for so,
facet Of Geo Richardson for 2 90 note Of
w Ii Smith for 80 AZ. note OF A C Thor,
or39 oo.note OF Il Harbin for 10 90, cash
b Il ,s Edward Exum for 10 30, acco Mt o
] Nj, Leod for l2 81. cost bill VS. E G. Wil>
kln>on for 90, due bin of ) A Godfrey
for 80 90 less credit Of 25 CO..
Nd LINK. ADMIR-
S { FUQUA, Admx.
V5oao rite Mol, 90
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Tosyour inquiries wouiurepl til if w, On.
| frstsco,nnns feeu using lfvis w i5iss.
X. s,pr sIive. 4ayalpin Mas l.isvst ~
had been so@1or the last ter .ais lit
was very thin on the tip .pf my a.liEs
vsry bose. end pulled outysr q tit soqlsI
tha before Fshsd nssl aks II $es3ii not
nes<Wh.ch vas eight weeks i hsnt N.i.s
i niiteiy changed to rs ,ftglnsl cSis,fs lishi
roNsb nsN ) Dt~ ii.tx4 "a. IA ~ Iii sssl. &
asne ,n.s4n have nal M hair u j. 4
~ SIX nn4s s;ncc the cbspigs, ana have
nsyer :. on anytisinglslsv y lsise hair - e
non III zoos, and /. it,no u Il liisk - 6
ever AND dee- not come o.,Aat Al has Il, oss
cd N M a ? al, that KcouA wisi,ot asNes
july Il, 1904.
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5sf5i l8kJA cN5< 3 L "a sEpWsDAF. JACK -
lfl,s q VI stla q. Mss
- r. II 4 :sfs "a 70 - j.
8 n IS . Z Is D u EsS
z ~ AI.ai u - III !. ls
p kSv Il X sf Il ~ j
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= 500 z q ss.s: = 8: A
=: Il 81 U II rs Il, cit my !
/ d it Cssl. rsfied 8 sssIIssl yssf ses i.
entire - Il. summer 9ss I
sslsS5 Is & ! 81 Es ! Ga az.
Cal aid | as Nook aa.I - ~ syoatzslp
atthe Old stand, IfQn ro'at.
Nicksbnre. April A6 an: $. 8
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Respectfully Yours
" lL5ON KING.

.~ Sr Louis, June %, 1853
RROF. WOOD: As you lrs ,l,ous % n. are an
ven your recently discover huc oraave, ana
as you req,lest my opinion of viii ssAJe, tiatny
halr was, few inonbs ago, very gray, an ait-rl
using two bottles Of your Hair sofltvt, 1t RESUME
ed It's original color; AMI since lis Application all
daniruT has disappeared from my head, ana nave
been troubled with no disagresasle itehing 81 che
ecSlpst am satisfied that those Who use II ~
rsssrt IL ~ g.gss s'e appesfsnse o Sac yaa|sSa
= cshtly oilN ~ ,re5 ca ~
men is to1ifw 10 desire q lll-l
6iii .beaslj aiimir1f.l - - $780, s - -
s q at sins svprss stes, Ibis
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M, douls & IL ii i ID, Il
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VINcENNFs. n1idna, June 10th 1853,
PRoF. .. ]. Woop:--Dear Sir: As you are
about to Manufacture extensively ana vend
your recently discovered IL .ir Restorative. /
v,ll state, for whonsoever itNmay Concern, thet
have used it and known others use it; this
have for several been in the hObt OF using
other hair restoraliyes, aud thatI ind your
vastly supe. ior tjAay other know. 1t en-
tirely cleanses the head om dandruif, ana with
on months proper use~il restore any PERSONS
hair to the original youthful color ana texture
giving it he ltny, lot. and glossy appearan1'
and all this without dsc1loring e u tnes thlt
apply it, or the dress ON whieh It drops !
would Therefore recDmmen lts use u eve
ry one sirou OF having tine colos aAa
texture vi hair.
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NJ. H. GRIDLEY.
rC.R.R. One. Nandalia, june 2l. lss

PRofEssoR Woop-
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing volunta-
nv testimony the excellence your Hair kestora-
tive. Three wonths ago, my hair was very gray.
1t is now dark brown, 1.-THE original color,) sootn
and glossy. The only application l have made to
It, has been the Hair sgorative prepared by you,
and which, from the result in my own case. can
most CORDIALLY recommend to others.
Respectfully; yours, EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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NEw GOODS.

"E are prepared to exhibit a general as
w soriment Of everything pertaining to the
Dry Goods business. We are in ceipt
Staple Goods; p mis-: hleached and ufbleached
Domes'ics; Sheetlngs: l. men and rptton SHIRT
ings brown and bleached; birds eve dirper;
Crash and tovelinr, Of al descriptions: Plaid
and striped Marlb to' cotton Goods for serysi IS
Cottonades; Planters Linen and Russia Duck;
Linen cotton checAs; brown Linen; white
add own Jeans.
Fancy Goods. Baraea. Grenad.ne and foun-
ced ortan5ie r abes Printed Jacon t; and
Linens; Gnghams Mu>lins, Briiians&e
Whit Goods Real W bite Swiss; dotted
White Swis; Plain-and checa J comets; Null
and Nrnslok L.wns Dim ty aud pu Ilsh
Lintns;
Han korchieTs Embrd. corded. Hens ieh
ed AMI Lin,n Cimnic iItkfs; Gents do. 10;
b. II aad Snp 5.
Rvaa's best Gate 5. Il ote s. Slippers and
B skins. Tor la1izs' wear Rg MS Oxford
Tr's peg ged aud sewed and Superior iii skin
pump sal d boots Tor gents. Ryan's Moses
lnI Chdrrn's shoes OF al kinds and sizes
Ryan's Ladies' mbr'd AMI sParodi Slippers.
Clo.hing and HTS.
Soft, light FrencFf Cashmere Hats, for
summer wear Alpaca. Linen Black Cloth,
land Marseilles Coats Black Doe skin and
|i5ntT Cashmere Pants While and colored
lsl,p 3 'aaIs shrunk; Cuff aud white Marssil-
|. ~ So sIrrae:iles yss{s; Plaip and
7a|ars aialssssets, *
senstaaa " I{ess coIlarsss
t4fsfps tseenet Sets 8
Nh siRs r. I, ,.tii;., g,s.,,.
= 8 S r i 1s stock -oslsts'
d & lack. q
/ - -
= A,s~Sh : bis hase en- Ind AID Esecar-
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Ys7oa Citv. sfch ga #

AK. o4A4A Ok MISSISSIPPI.
lAzop COUNTY
In Yaz3o Probate Cont, February Term. 1856
AishAsi Fisher, etal.
Vs..
Peter Fisher. Admr. dc
& ION reading and fling the petition In
the above stated case. and ii appearing
lhatfhe defendant, Peter Fisher is non
resident OF the State of Missis. ippi, that he
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed upon him. Its therefore or
dered by the ourtst that the said Peter
Fisher. as administrator of The estate of
George Fisher deceased, enter his appear
anee herein, On or BY the FIRST day OF the
'nsxt Arrii Term Of our SAID Court. and
.rhst IL pl'aei. enswersor deniur q said pe-
q In eklarrisise 1.-THE several al(eaaiions
,ELsrsalS be- taken. as confessed By him
and az sfee laersin Tered accordingly.
III 5 " ORTIZ, CLERK.
March, 21,Sf856 Sc.
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fbav< used Py1E *, I'll Esetsfalise,:
bat b] (|,e ease ~ lis s. rat i1R4s rss,il',.
~ qtiz'pal color and l,pEs slsuh spefs,
Z - : 4; !. ! Z B / !.
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Flait tee M r. &C orr 1T prfs-
lant and ssosa Aaso. s e I
: ~ ga IN atat cars fl,r .lors s.
4 rs; sgius tisa ffuss- Of sev ~ 10 -
&c Ssssrs ssIll sicssi. the y eefw ssit
s.st he : ssn. 80 ssfe & sfs<
b.. ior n q mi saa,sil stfnri.sa
so.aisa,, 4d'nrd ~ nd aow r
o<.t,f esi sh 'sstlsent G. q e ~ ers
olistf ssr{s II II i i d Mi is.tsse
nc III nd Hias.pp IRE j. -
les he. ssitss sss<s tos. hubs
" ID W 6 p, ssssz - Of d
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GLAss PI6TIREs. 8. j. -, =

Al NrEsEs DAGrERRxAS Ro0ss over W. H. Mauros store
These Pictures late improvement on the Patent AZ
broype, being taken In the manner, but put up ~
ferenrly Pictures by this process instead OF having m
tone Of the Patent picture. warm and rte nens,
possessing briiiiancy never before obtained, and e
pronounced by all impartial jdos to be far saperol
sase call and see for YOU'RE lives and remember ne
TO get GOOD PICTURES, caeap, Is few doors cas- "
CooIbaush BROOKE Bank. Satisfaction warranted ~
every instance charge large assortment Of fAa
and Fancy Cases. Gold Leckets etc. constantly ON nass
juss because Il il patented especially when you can ss
dees7n 7. L. NURSE. Asrisr.
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1855. Summer Arrangement. 1885.
Ia I'D M -

IS Hours between New York and Chicago.
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Rairoad route to
B'bato, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne,o York and Bos.
ton.
s:B~ thro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily xs
The only direct and reliable route, being 1876 miles
nearer to Cleveland, Pittsburgh arrisburgh Phadel-
pha, Baltimore and Washington than any other route,
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany New York and Boston.
Mail and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chicago at 5s5 A.
Arriving in Cleveland at 9.25 P. NJ.
lightning Expicss through-leaves Chicago at 7.45
York and Boston next evening. ~.
3aSew York and Boston Express--leaves Chicago a,
$50 Z. M-arrves in Cleveland at 5 10 A. NJ. and New
York and Boston next morning g
4-Steamboa and Railroad Express-leayes Chicago at
M-connects next +! ,rning with steamers at To.
ledo Tor Buffalo, direct, also connecting with trains
irving at Cleveland at $50 p. NJ and Pittsburgh
evening, and New York next day at l.19P.M
All the above trains connect .ect through TO all
points in Ohio and Pennsyva, without any detention
Only three trains vnS Saturday:
Leaves at 5.25 A. NJ, 745 a. NJ, and 1856 P. NJ
Only one train ON Sunday: ss,--s
Baggage checked to Dunkirk and Buffalo, thence
Passengers leaving Chicago by either of the above
trains reach Pittsburgh Baltimore Philadelphia etc.,
from II to 20 hours in advance of any other route.
Pittsburgh.
The well known magnificent steam palaces Southern
the boat line between Toledo and Buffalo.
Boats leave Toledo at A. NJ the arrival of the s.
10 III. trains, connecting at Buffalo with the A. NJ.
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. I. T. Pheat leaves Buffalo
Monday and Thursdays-Toledo Wednesdays and Satur-
days. rs = ~ -
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN Capt. A. D. Perkins, leaves Buffalo
Tuesdays and Fridays-Toedo Mondays and Thursdays.
EMPIRE STATE Capt. l.. b. Goldsmith leaves Buffalo
wednesdays and saturdays-Toledo Tuesdays and Fri
days. = :
The above boats leave Toledo A. H. the arrival
OF the 20 r NJ trains out of Chicago, connecting with
the 0 A. NJ Express out of Buffalo next morning.
Through tickets to be had at the Office of the c. B. and
r. at Burlington, and at the General Passenger Of
nee OF the Michigan Southern road, under fremont
House. Chicago, and at the Passenger Depot Of
Van Buren, and Sherman streets
~ The travelling public will bear in mind that this IL
the only road using FO0T'S VENTILATED CARS avoid.
ing entirely the dust and smoke annoying travellers
other roads. - :
PASSENGER AGENTS: z-i-i.
GEO: NJ GRAY, fremont Building, Chicagol
b. I. FIELD, Planters Hotel St. Louis;
J. +. PORTER, 1913 Broadway New York: =
Capt. c. Forbes, Buffalo, N. Y; za=
P. D. TRuAx, Toledo, Ohio. s..,. .-..- -....
JAMES MOORE, GENT sup't
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THE UPPER MIssIssIppI.-0n Saturday night,
we had Il, heavy rain of several hours duration.
Yesterday morning the sky was cloudy, and the
weather was chilly; but in the affernoontte sun
came out and the weather became more pleas
ant. The Red Wing Sentinel of Saturday, says
the river is open from Prescott to the head Of
the Lake.
The Time and Tide and Falls City will leave
in all probability to-day or tomorrow for the
head of the Lakc-St. Paul Democrat, 7th.
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ffit uiidersiglr has now opened his and well
ssiecte, stock, consisting Of Clothing Hats. Caps and
general assefteit sf Gents Furnishing Goods at whoie-
sale aud Retail He also cakes this method of informing
Clothing, which csnoi be surpassed style and quaut;-
y, hlg manufactured under his supervision nj his
Madiesae loose in New York, Is offered ut EASTERN
PRICEs and il receiving aud will continue 10 re-
cssse tie Fashionable STOCK Of Clothing yer
III ms niASNst l. ELKCS
-srsau Street, north side ut the old stand OF Alfred
Clark, aad ie4 VIM st.. S-s York, up stairs
ssst l. ELKUS, New York
EikisS Rp-tt,.,,a..T
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY, ].

a+.5.s hbIr1inE tOns 1OSv1s e
AVING greatly increased my facilities for K
/ i manufacturing CARRIAGES, Iwould res Sf4gGf.
pectfuliy invite all those wanting article in my ne
call ana examine my materials and work nothing
but the best kind Of stock in building my work. and my
wheel timber is all imported from the East. have ut
present twenty-five jobs nearly finished, hand, such
Rockaways slide seats single and extension top, Pheons,
Arch Eugges, new pattern light aud fancy, plain light
top and open Buggies also, two-seated fancy Ph-
ton something entirely new. 8 -
~ think all persons wanting Carriages would con-
suit their interest by calling and examining work be-
fore sending East. GmarlUbp6mI w. NJ. CORNWELL.
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f,hicsya Syove rouni;rv

iSsxx<e AS & * kEks a Who icssl2a Eess.
vi ss,rs in SIayee. ssc.. 24a Lake and 23S South
Water Chicago, H. Office and sample on
! .scisL 81 5s5s5sff
Having large Foundry the Esst IN connection
wt ,ss Cay, gives superior advantages oFsr
Dealer market eaaSts all slies
Keep tuii hand Of aatserns.
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yxyaTcHEs!ua

MATCHES! Watches s-Jast received q GOOD
assortment OF gold, haating cased English and An
chor lever Lpnes, gold open faces Anclsars silver
hunting cases and open faces English and Anchor Lever
Leplnss, etc. Very cheap 70. sale by
deci2. iW & CARPENTER
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essfe,a Il HY1skse - fsnserns1Sft ak Bnffeat
States. III sIirrrs pitrhase. sscesca ~ N the /
r;shfs ana sovetr;s,.sr osir;,ssllv posssstd by
m rrar,te,r. and 6s,rs i,esa ne the sexual. iul
rl,,nnlets. au1 IrIaa;ye sovereign 81 he Teri
f0rv' Isuppuse 10 one of the old thirteen States
ever had ans right titlc. clsisD. Or fnteress inor
~ *. n T-.;ser =, S,y.kS
Of them had ever exercised any jurisdiction over
Il. Ii wxs nart Of the dominsons Of France;
she q its ahsoimte sovereign Hence the Cor
eminent OF the United States must have sue
ceedcd 10 the same unrestricted rights, and may
hold. exercise. and enjoy ihem until she chooses
to coafer hem On another sovereignty. IfFrance
previous 10 he cession, could have excluded
slavery from Kansas and Nebraska, this Govern
men, may do 80 now, subject only to. the pro-
rision in the Constitution, which sars that Com
eress may make all see9fal rules and regulations
respecting the Territories. The Necessity Of eve
ri rule and regulation is ft subject for isgisia
tive discretion, for the exercise Of which Con-
Country. and not 10 the people Of any individual
State. ,
THE Man WITH NINE WIvEs.-The notorious
Nathan Brown. the most remark able bigamist N
day from near JeffersonyiIle Ind, under d requi-
siion from Gov Chase. He Is repufed TO have
nine living wives. His practise has been to live
with each about three months, gcthold of heir
property and desert them. He is safe in Butler
county Jail, at the instance of his seventh wife,
a resident Of this city. The old scamp is fifty
three years Of age, and has married three wives
within two years. Hamilton 70, } Intclligencer.
- - -----
DISTRICT JUpGE.-We are no. yet in possession
of all the election returns from this district
Mahaska, gave Baldwin majority OF s95 votes,
Jefferson gave him about $50 and Davis, is re-
| porteda tie, or nearly SO. Wapello and Van
Buren,, each gives Hendershott about l75 ma
iority, and Keokak is reported as having gone for
him ny majority of from 800 TO 500, which if
| true elects him by small majority. We. think
however that Hendershott's majorityin keOkuk
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Leather Store in Burlington Iowa, In the frame bu
ding south side of Jefferson street. opposite Burnaps
Drug Store. between Main and Third where gill keep
cousay on hand large stock OF every description Of
saddery LEATHER such as sSirtng, Harness. Bride Band
and Collar Leather. Also, all kinds Of Shoe Leather
Iiemoek and Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Upper and Kip
and and every variety Of shoemakers Findings.
all Of which sold St. Louis prices or as low as
can be bought al any establishment in the West am
esagsa a the nif'iacture OF Leather in Ohio and can
aisra e ~ oa - iiie lowest aud confident can
rAe The interest; Of sad Hers and Shoen,akers 10 buy
ths.r sseck Of me Couie and try me- 80
Cash pad sor Hides seq, GO. l.. ARMSTRONG.
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NEW STOREI NEW G0nnsII

n Oe IxltOOkAS Wishes TO Inform the citieeus on
Burlington and vicinity that he has Cited up Store
on fhrd street. under the Barrett House. the purpose
SEWELAX business. His goods are all new and
embrace the most fashionable Styles and all who mar
iavor him with their patronage may assured Of OBJ
tanning Just such article Is represented be- snd
~ ~ low prices as can be found In any western esab
shT ent Repairing done in the very best manner and
al! Work warranted Please give him cali aud s.tisfv
yesrseyrs, it is CONSIDERED trouble 70 exhibit ia
SCI ~ sg5 - f,ov Il
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e. Joy.

DUTLDFES and VS. n ufSlc1ufef OF DOORS
ID SASH FRAMES, WINDOW BLINDS, YEA TIL
R-BOARDING and CHAIN PUMP FZYTURES--
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having hand
good supply of all kinds of building materials. am
prepared put up buildings in country the
shortest notice. gs55
Those wishing to purchase any kind of Building mate
rails can be supplied my Factory With practical
experience fourteen years in the business, hope to
give satisfaction all who may favor with their work
Burlington. Feb 25, 1856 Ss5f dw.tf
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Splendid New Paper Hangings.
FL W ANnRESS e ca.

TMP0R iERS OF English, French and
American Wau Paper DC, &C.. 81 Ran
doiph street. Chicago, ILL., Orders by mall will he
ted with the attention and promptness though
parties were purchasing in person. and by course Of
dealing We hope TO merit very liberal
share ot patronage.
- Country Merchants, Booksellers Druggists and
others wo deal Wall Papers will consult their inter-
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
Princes Pr0tean Fountain Pen.
49, PATENTED IAsrA aY ON 1ssa -

"a. II. stowe, Agent, BURLINGTON, Iowa.
ADyASrAGzs.-An incorrodable and durable Ink Reser
made OF PEoTgAs, under Goodyears Patent 6fied
zen hours, and saving about one-third of the time
gold pen Of the very best quality with holder OF the
most beautiful light and elastic material 80
It's structure Is simple and liable TO get out OF order
PRicEs.-$3.6J, $4,yU, n, 80 and 90 q :.
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