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EH1HE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TH

THVHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
Il AGE.-Great Blessing to Mankind!-lnno.
cent but potent!-DR. l. j. CZAPKAY's Prophi-
lacticum, (selfdsinfecting agent,) sure preven
tive against gonorh@a and syphilitic diseases,
and an unsurpassed remedy for all venereal, scrO-
fulous, gangren0us and cancerOus ulcers, fetid
discharges from vagina, uterus and urethra, and
all cutaneous eruptions and diseases. As inocu-
lation is preventive against small pox, SC is
DR.. i. j. Czapkay's Prophilacticum preyer-
tive against syphilltical and gonoTheal diseases,
harmless in itself it possesses the power of chem
ically destroying the syphilitc virus, and there
by saving thousands from being infected by the
most loathsome of all diseases. Let no young
man who appreciates health be without DR..
Czadkays PTophilacticum. 1t is in very conve-
nient packages, and will be found correnient to
use, being used as a soap. Price, So. For sale
at DR.. L. j. CzAPKAY's Private Medical ard Sur
gical Institute, Armory Hall, corner of Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, San Francisco,
Cal
80 All orders must be addressed to L. J.
CZAPKAY, NJ D., San Francisco, Cal.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
Paper HanGingss

HAYING just purchased an entire new stock
ii of elegant styles of Paper, and Borders to
match, suitable for Saloons, Parlors, &C., which
were sold at auction to pay freight and charges.
can sell lower than ever before offered in this
city. GEO. W. CLARK,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer,
No l3l Clay ST., near Crescent Hotel,
243m. San Francisco
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STENCIL LETTERS.

A great convenience. Everybody that marks
LA- Bags or anything else, should have them.
For sale Wholesale & Retail. at
NOISY CARRIERS Book & STATIONERY SroRE.
II Long Wharf, San Francisco
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

TElO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.-DR
Z L. j. CzAPKAY, late in the Hungarian RevO-
lutionaIy War, Chief Physician to the Goth Reg
iment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military
Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lecturer
on Diseases of Urinary Organs and Diseases of
Women and Children, invites the attention of
the sick and afflicted females laboring under any
of the various forms of diseases of the brain,
lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood, Kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The
Doctor is effectin9 more cures than any other
Physician in the State of California. Let no
false delcacy prevent you, but apply immed-
ately, and save yourselves from painful suffer
ings and premature death. All married ladies,
whose delicate health, or other circumstances,
do not allow to have an increase in their fami-
lies, should call at DR.. L. j. Czapkay's Medical
Institute, Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors
Offices are SO arranged that he can be consulted
without the fear of molestation. If desired, DR..
G. will visit the ladies at their residences All
consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Ad-
dress to DC. L. J. CZAPKAY
Medical Institute, Armory Hail,
Cor Sacramento and Montgomery SITS. San Fran
cisco.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
NEW BEDFORD OIL AND CAETPHENE
WORKS.

No. 81 Washington Street, San Francisco.
WYE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE.
w $4,000 gallons of Bleached end Refined
Oil, embracing Sperm, Lard, Polar, Elephant,
choice Meats Foot and Tanners Oils; Fresh
Camphene, Burning Fluid Alcohol and Wick
ing, of all kinds and of the best guilty. Also,
Soda Ash, Potash, Tallow, Axle Grease, Soap,
sc.
Dealers desiring genuine article at low rates,
are invited to call and examine our stock before
purchasing.
46-3m R.F. KNOX & CO., Manufacturers.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
Highly Important.

DIR. j. C. YOUNG is the Pioneer Ad-
vertising Physician in California, for proof, see
the papers throughout the state for the past three
years, and he is the only advertising physician in
his line that ever has received a Collegiate Med
cal Education, and consequently the only one
whom it is safe to trust in the treatment of dis
ease.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
To DR.. j. C. YOUNG.

DIR. YOUNG'S office is at the corner Of Mont
gomery and California sts. over Wells, Fargo q
Cos Express Department, San Francisco.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
DR.. L. J. CZApKAY'S
Corner Of Montgomery and Sacramento streets
San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALI
PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, g. THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
Table of Distances.

The following distances were measured with
yiameter, by Capt. Warner, of the United States
Typographical Engineers, in the summer OF l848;
H., esnn Francisco to Mission Dolores D miles.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10

IL ASSEMBLY, April u, 1855
The above amendments proposed by the Sen
ate, to the Constitution of the State of California,
were teken up for consideration, and read third
time, and ali seyerally adopted.
The Georgetown news., 1856-04-10
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The first section of the tenth arti-
Gle of the Constitution of the State of California
requires that amendments to the Constitution.
after having been adopted by the Legislature
shall be published three months, with the yeas
and nays thereon, and referred to the next Leg
islature.
Now, therefore, I, John Bigler, Governor of
4he State of California, in compliance with the
constitutional requirement to see the laws faith
fully executed, do hereby direct the publication
Of the amendments to the Constitution, adopted
by the Legislature of 1856, for the period of three
months, and commend the same to the consider
alton of the citizens of the said State OF Cali-
fornia.
f, Witness my hand and the GreaS
Seal of the State, at the City OF OF
q Sacramento, this, the 3lst DAY OF
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest, j. W. DENVER, Secretary OF oGa'e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
DENTISTR Y.

nIETrsfEY.-DR. FAPoLEoS PRRTERRRs ARM
~ fetal teeth are unsurpassed tor beauty Ard durability
Teeth can be inserted without extracting the old root e.
Without sps rRs a. oasps. Prces moderaes Gall ~
see specre and BE- convinced. Tooth powder NwAv
bASd, w BrAawN, soipss n HQwxa ffeeA
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTEING, &c.
I'll 0n0 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH.
Df.UOO ing wsnted- Gentlemen having large or srn.n
quantities OF clothing dispose of will very bgnsat
Price them by calling at the store. addressing Jons
Murray, 70 Centre street.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING wAETED.-LADIEs AND "a
~ mDes obtain the highest cash price for c,ns
by sepding through Otherwise fer Mrs BANrER "a
Broadway up stairs. Gentlemen attended To BY Mr. 8.
fNLoIBING. LADIES OR GRNyLENKN HAVING Any
~ dispose Of receive cash prioe by sanding "a
the No ~ Iaurebs street. Canal No 81 We1
Broadway, letter By post Ladies' attended BY Nra Oohss
CPECIAL HOTI7E TO GRETLENFN-HAvrN eT
- moved from t5S Pearl street. 70 SO Leonard sro T. Am
eafv TO reoeve quantity Of your ppr M d a. M
obng either 70 clean, dye, alter repair bsa van
Leonard sksst
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OCCULIsT AND AURIsT.

,Ahh.DE WHEELER. 00UhIsr 4s6 BROADWAY,
ceyotee his attention to diseases OF the eye and BY
mnu ueament chronic Inflammation Of the eyeds
OF poNever opg standing, be efectusIy cacoA,
mr. apechs DO removed without sureios On one.
bonrs, a. N WIN Artificial eyes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

Saloon 800, s85 AZ s5h accor ing to aate rooms
lin tied number Of third clsss passengers Will be taken
rom phlae elpta and liverp-o out in provlaous
From Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool SIS
These seemth hips are constructed With improved water
tight compartments and each experienced
surgeon.
Parties wishing to bring their friends can obtain cerd
Gates OF ard drafts Liverpool In OF 81 sterling
ard upwards. Apply TO
JOHN DALE, Ags II Walnut st. Phla or
BABEL CORTIh, TT Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

A,OR NORFOLK AND KrCHMt gD-THH UyTrT5,
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish win
cave Ior me above places On Saturday at4 O'clock r. M
dsy eertoon End ct chnond Monday morning Pas.
sebgs Tor TIE South will proceed without seav nv be great
nM Inc 70 Charestcn augusta ssvanr ah TO- Travellers
WV mo ms tne cheapest peasanest and most eruedIous
rsierspn,R end Tchmond So Storage half price Ap
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SHIPPING.

TfOR IIvsgPcoI.~UHiTsD sYArsa NAIL 100.
chip ATLANTIC, Captain q. sdriase. This st'-mshAp
On So ds, Ap,l u 81 Il O'Clock ~ from hs ~h a. ne
This chip has improved water ugh, bu kheeds
freight Or passage having uneQuAied aocsnaoso'ss
' EDwAkb K COLLINS Sc wsl street
Passepssrs are requested to he on board a. Il An
Shippers will please tale notice that the shlps Of Inns
caLno carry aay goods oontrahand Of
All letters must paM through Ne Post on any d VIII
The aes.shis Balas win succeed The Atlantic. aud -
April u.
ibe steamers q this linz avols danger mon es w
until aitsr tie LIST Of August
LsOR LIVERPOOL ST. GKOkGR's LINE OF ULIFfR1
o. s i and The @ q w
bal nss s. SossS pm 3 81
T. NEW YORK, capt mcKennon ptes aaa river. 10
sail the lib Of April and tue Arctic Cspt zsrega Il
EOR IIvtRPOoL-BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKsrA-
IL CHIP GUY MAerEhlNG. Captain Dolard viii po,dve-
" the 10Th of April-wou fail This seip splen-
Old for Cabin eecocd cabin snd seeags
to examine this splendid SKIP befei gng else
y application should be made TO JO-EPH MURPHY, No 81
soutb street, ore door from " all street.
NOTICE FIRST PACKET PuK LIvs R.Ool-rAOK.
sp JNo. soYD Caot ssii.bury, viii oos;tive ali q
above at IL O'Clock Room for cabin seoooA
pin ard Teersge passengers lsr.y sppraions
berhy should be made board pier North river
TAPS OFT a CO.. S6 South street.
NoTICE.-F0R LIVERPOOL. OLD ArD FAvORITR
IN ibe-The splendid clipper ps.ket ship CITY OF
BROOKLYN viii tail for toe above port Monoay tho 7lW
Of April Her accommodations for cabiu nd cabin
seersge cannot DO surpassed For passage,
which Is at The loweM raes apply board at pier Rast
river; or t, THos H. oBRIkN, l5s South street
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S0 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREs-l0 CENTS OR POUND
CO on excess-Four hours from bv Pauams
abroad Through for California vis Panama Har road Ths
United States Mail Steamship Company viii dispatch
pnwa on Monday, April q at O'Clock p. NJ. precisely,
Ler foot q Warren street Forth river the we'll
snd ast steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. VIM. L. Herndop.
Y N; Passengers and mails will be forwarded by PaDams
hsuroac and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail
Ell Cempany's magnificent steam ahip GOLDEN AGE J. r
Watkins commander which will be In readiness and leave
Immediately for San Francisco The public informed that
The Pacific Mail Steamship Couusny have always
extra steamers lying Panama ready avad any
posso detention Of mails psssags 49,
ply to w RAfMONI. 81 The only office the companes
III West street, corner Warren,
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- Haysns and New Crea0s On 1hursday, April II. at
and favoIite stes pshp GRANADA, Capt s. p Grinn viii
fs as above Passage can be secured at the c,mpsuys
Shippers VIII Dc supplied with bank bills adirg form
ober forms signed, and no bill OF adng will be signed ar
Tie hour OF sailing For freight passage apply tho ooo
OF the company, No III West street. corner OF warren
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30
- e csser.s ..

ri GH s.. u ..s' - - ysvSSs
Ae time III All distant, when 1 ea.d,...
t6sCongrsd1 I'll IL District, viii hsys y =
selsctcd, and among all those whose mrs.. =
hayc heard mentioned In connection r;,s 4, y
Office, no ono suits US rs well as that of ~ saa
ent incumbent. - 4ss
The present is the first session ", =,
has spent in Washington az h. rs, .nol'assea
Of the people Of this district ana N nassentsiis
lsbored for their interests with 1 zs.i =, e hs
nestncss. that has secured for him \. J. ana ear
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. . - ---------- ---------
The Case Fairly Stated,

Is
The Charleston Mercury puts the issue j, 4.
Presidential canvass thus fairly before tie ~.
pie. re
''rhe ensuing Presidential canvass, which IN
probably determine the fate Of the Union IN
turn almost solely on the question Estate eon.s
ty. None can consistently or cf,ectyelv ~
tend for State equality, who do no, beid , w.,
the institutions of the South, and the so ~.
forms Of the South, are equally rgbtfal loo,;
mate, moral, and promotive Of human b,nrieess.
and well-being with those Of tie No,.b \,
slave society be infereor in these resnec,. !.
free society, we Of the South are wronv ,n "a
criminal in proposing to extend Il to new ier-;,
tory, and the North right in cxerting her,elf "a
the utmost to prevent such extensionn
How much more honorable and fair i mi.
than the fimsy subterfuges and Squatter sovs,,
cign arguments of Douglas & Company
If Slavery is inferior to Freedom 1.-THE North
right in ssop exerting herself to the utmos, d
prevent its extension"
Where is the Northern democrat tina, d,,s,
make such an admissiony Should he do "a \.
would be branded forthwith as an agitator--,,
| abolitionist-a Black Republican, des,ro,e,
| ofthe Unionl
From this outgiving of the leading organ d
the South, it will be seen that the next coptes
| is to be waged tor conquest. IF the South b.
lieves itself right" says this commander Of a.
vision sit is eriminaily rrong not to extend
slavery wherever it can.
Like the Slogan of some crusader appesln,
to the religion of his followers, by which to il.
spire them, the Mercury denounces, all as erin.
inals who do not band themselves together IA
extend the accused institution of human bond
age.
And is there no lesson in all thiss Ifthe Sou.t
"be criminally wrong" believing Slavery to b,
blessing, not to extend it, how much NOR,
criminal are the people of the North, who be
lieve it an evil, not to enlist in common caus
to prevent it? How miserably contemplate
must he be in the eyes of the editor ef the Mer
curry who believes slavery to bea curse but re
fuses to raise. baud to prevent its spread. III
difference between man who is Fright an
one who isa 'doughface," is as apparent wher
the Mercury is at fever heat, as it is where h
temperature is at Zero Chicago Journal
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Iowa, Des Moines County, IS.

state OF Iowa, Des Moines County, IS.
DY VIRTUE of an execution to directed, Issued VI
ID Of the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for m
county, in favor of Stewart, and against Benamai
NARROW, have levied upon and W i'll expose to sale
the highest bidder at my Office door In said county IDS
Moines, the 10th day Of May next A. d. 1885, bevse
the hours of o'clock, A. NJ o'clock p NJ Of said day
the following described property, to wit "a part Of sec
ton 8, township No SO, n. II, west-beglnnpg at
stone In the north line Of 4s-1oO conveyed to I'd
NARROW, decd by Anne Potts. 300 chains Il
ner, thence west 233 chains to stone thence south $50
the south line OF the tract thence east 3 s,one
thence north $780, to the place OF beginning Aio. The
following part Of Lot No 9s1 in Burlington, Iowa, Wit
Beginning 9Th street. II feet from corner thence
south with the west line of said lot ~ feet thence 1876
feet and7 inches with the line oflot No Of the dvoa
of said lot to the widow and heirs Of I'd Marrow deed
stake, thence I'D. E4s feet and inches TO stake
Magoun's line thence westwardly with the line Of share
No of said division, 1856 feet and inches TO beginning
being the part OF said lot 921 allotted said Benz Mar
low by the District Court Of DesMolnes county Iowa In
the division OF the estate Of said Ed NARROW, decd)
Taken and levied upon a. the property OF said Ptua
min p. MARROW, to satisfy said writ Of execution.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
Sheriff Of Des Moines county, Iowa
Dated, Apiil 9th, 1S56.-ap22 w2w
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Col. Tremon, =. !. C.ndidate.

Of this gentleman as 4 candidate for the office
of President, the Cincinnati Times says: mo
American can look upon this distinguished
young man without pride. He is sublime H.
lustration of the character of our institutions
He is truly and emphatically self made man,
OF class that more than any other has given
Lightly and character to the Republic Graded
in comparative poverty, rocked by the storms OF
adversely, his early trials served but to strength
en- his resolution and nerve him to efforts such
as always bring success or death. Col FREMoNT
is more than national man; he is recognized
everywhere, in all lands, by the high priests of
science, as star, which, though risen but q few
degrees kabove the horizon, has yet attained a
splendid and permanent brilliancy. Like all
men of this class, Col FREMoNr is ingenious,
simple, and single minded, with noble heart no
less than noble head"
The Concord, N. H., Reporter Edmund
Burke's paper) says:
Whoever the candidate of the Republicans
may be, we can with no degree of certainty pre-
dict; but We think We can imagine from the gem
eral feeling of tavoritism expressed in the papers
We have read for the last two months, that John
9. Fremont stands q better chance Of the nom
ination than any other man. His name is faml.
lar to every one-his interchangeable exertions
over the mountains and prairies of Oregonuand
California have been read with interest every
where. He is free territory man, in every
sense Of the word; and should he be elected to
that ottice-the highest in honor, the most res
ponsible and the most powerful known to man
upon the surface of the globe-he will truly
carry out these principles OF untarnished re-
putation, of high order of intellect and an
expansive mind, he has within him the very
elements Of success.
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Lane a.a nsurlas,

Lane ooO uOUKt08s
We find the following very significant article in
the Milwaukee Wisconsin, the leading Democratic
paper Of that State:
The cause of the controversy between Lane Of
Kansas and Douglas of Illinois, and which may
lead TO duel, was the remark Of Douglas that
Lane had been guilty Of forgery in Kansas me-
mortal matter. Lane could not submit to this, 90
he demands retraction from Douglas; il not Z
duel is certain, unless Douglas runs Lane is as
plucky a. little Mars He fears neither bullet
or steel The insult Of Douglas is as gross as it
could be. Lane is the very man TO make Douglas
come down on his knees. His pedigree is good
one. james 81. Lane has been . democrat from
his youth. His father. Amos Lane, was twice
Speaker Of the Indiana House of Representatives,
elected by the democrats, and when = member
Of Congress, he was wheel horse Of Gen. Jack
sons administration. He served in the Mexican
var, and AFTER his return was elected ~ . DEM
ocratic member of Congress, and voted for the
Douglas NebraskA Bill because he supposed
Douglas waa for honesty and real popular COW;
creignty,n he vas one OF The democratic electors
for Pierce and King. Douglas nov declares that
Lane i not democrat because he goes for
practical popular sovereignty, and against
the Missouri rue6ans. Il e both curious and
instructive to &c man dcnounee his own
slisciple (I4Anc was sealoss Douglas part;-
san} for fairly carrying out hin own princi.
plea Lane Wis m ardent supporter Of TIE Ne.
bfsska bin, and fas member from indiana. 4
votedfor il ID Congress- and now he il 10 6e
0e1RAc3sed from theD emOcratic party. Weventure
20 say. dat before Senator Douglas and his ~
socSateo ges throu4A uabdsing the sturdy free
- ct Kanaaa, they q fnd themselves il hotter
phcs tAaa they ever did before.
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L VI r RIO We YOUR STOo
The Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
B Z A G X q A w X, ] 3.


TIVE Subscriber respectfully informs the Par a..
4 mers and breeders generally that his mag. ~ ~
nihcent stallion, BLACK HAWK, JR., viii stand y
for mares the ensuing at the stable Of d. o.
er, Valley street. between Front and Main Streets
this city.
BLACK VIZ, JR., was bred and raised by the sss-
scriber In MiddIebury, Vermont and was sired y y
original and celebrated BLACK HAWK, owned By pafA
Hall, Esq.. Of Eridport, Vt.
The Dam Of B.ack Hawk Jr., was foaed by Han'se,
tnnan mare, was sired by Clifford Morgan horse -
remarkable Tor speed, bottom, docliiy and in'e
gence.
BLACK HAWK, JE,, six years old the sfh Of IIs
IL sixteen hands high, OF beautiful Jet black p''
and -eighs, In good condition over 1900 pounds .,
Pc "a. .nibles very closely his iiIustrous sire, ana
hean,. -. & action and kindly disposition, y srrpsss
bv M cue State His speed has never been ses
b,t T. tnis.nas $, be very superior.
p, s,s - -. 'uiars see the subscriber, who p
ma ,s ~ ner yst a.. shove representations.
TIE, ns: ..,.,....,, ,..,
go, the season. payable in Tsrs,s Il var
bearing ten per cent. Interest frol iaA'e'
rAnsee may be agreed pPon.
Coed Pastnraxc .ou.be rsssA
Provided Tor mares from distance, At res sI dss
End proper care and attention paid them.
escapes and thefts II the risk Of the owners gIpS
JAMES & Phi
burlington. Iowa. April 10. ls5s-2mx.s,d
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NAN KILLED.-Last night, says the Peoria
Transcript of the oath, as the train from Rock
Island was going up, when between Trenton and
Peru, 1t ran over man who was lying on the
track in state Of intoxication, killing him in
stantly. No blame can be attached to persons
having charge of the train.
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FULTON, PERKINS & Co.,
WOOD AND Iron

Co,me,' Canal and Washington Streets,
CHICAGO, Ills.
WE are the only firm in Chicago legally authorized
w 20 manufacture Pages Patent PORTABLE Cisctti
Saw Mills. These mills In extensive use In u.
lumber egions, where they general favorite, an
will cut from 5000 10000 feet Of lumber In 10 hour.
We also manufacture
Portable grist Mills, Improved Smut Maehna
Florr Bolts, Mulay and Lathe Saws
Rotary Grain Sepsrstors, Resulting Saws;
And every variety Of Machinery Ia our line.
Mil Drafting Building and Repairing done 10 ordf-
For further Information orders, address
np4-3mO FULTON, PERKINS Co, CHICAGO.
DUBLIC SAIE.--The subscribers viii offer at poi
lie sale at their foundry and machine shop in the e'
of Burlington Valley str, the first day Of May nef
double pi1ion H0rss Pososr. Said machine was zen
with for repair in December, 1854, Of the owner
unknown 1t will be sold said day at public auction
to pay repairs and storage, unless called for and eha
paid by the owner.
mar3f .d1t~1m REM 6 W
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a The Iowa City Reporter is out in q long
article, in favor Of Buchanan for the Presidency.
The Editor thinks Dug ought to wait, and Pierce
ought to be satisfied With one term.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-30

FINE CARRIAGEs.--A lot of fine Carriages,
from the factory Of Blake, Williams l. Co., CO.
lumbus, Ohio are on exhibition and sale at the
Stage Company's stable on Water street. They
are handsomely got up. and warranted.