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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

T'HF FEUIIt Of The SINI r OF VI -lUhh,
by the of God snd i-d-1end-ut To 81
le of SIMEON ". BARNEY, sfe o The
City II Nv Ycrk deceased cTdo' next Of KIN ~ other
wise rd sr-eHs lcu each Of hereby cited aud
required Prsrsly be and spP-sr heoe Surrosae Of
the County o NewioFs q, his Office he city oi New OK
TIE hh day Of August eleven O'clock in n" fore
Cay then there h settlement Of
the scccuut OF proceedings Of SiNFOS rRAPER Admin
istraor the Gcc Chsttels and Credits Of sad eaed
.esroVy b. reof have caused she Of ote OF sae
Surrogate 20 be hereurto rssed Witness, ALHNAS-
f. DIR W BRADFORD esquire, Surrogate OF said
county a. the City of New No-k th oh day Of April.
Lord thousand eSht hundred a-a ty
api. lawswS A. ". BRADFORD, SgsvosAs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway snd Canslst
inNew York. Corner Sth.st and 4thsy.
TRANS LFAvE NEw-YoRK-For New Haven; 7, g m,
(Ex.l u 5, tExl $3.50, and ?. FOR Bridgeport; T.
m (Exl Il (Ex $50, For Milford, Stratford
FarGeld Southport and Westport: II ~ 8 u,
For Norwsk: IL IN (EX) $40, 4, 5:l5 p M FOR
Stamford: I a m Ok; l2 m (Exl $50, 4, Sis p
Nor Por, Chester aud Intermediate Stations; m I'm
81 4. j;f5.
fCosSIcTING TKAISs-For Boston; q N lEx.li p m
(ENl For Hartford AID Springfield; M (Ex u IL m
p tn (ES) For Connecticut River Railroad ~ Montreal:
q N GA For Canal Railroad; u M. to Nest6ed- For
New-London Railroad; a NJ; m For housatomc Rail
rosd: IN. For ksugstock Rairoad: m, (EA
for Danb, r, and NorwSk Railroad: = m, p m. .
TkAiss tok NEw.YoRK-From New Haven: $50 7, SS
s:IS 7:t;. loSo $50 Exl $50 lo;l IN lEsl From
NorwaR G. 6:52 si22, ll:O7 $50 Ex sos, lO:u p
Or Frozn Pot $3.50 7S7. 0s II IA
s:50p JAMES h. hO1T, N'ienntendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
CUPRFME COURT County of Kings SAM

NII MIMI NVN IT, NVUHT! UI NIU-H -N-t'I-
- UFL WlLLt TS, Gusr,sn; &C 81 b BtS AMIN D.
HICkS slt. JOHN h. GOTrkER sd c CArHARlNE r. his
wife CHARLES +. CROMWELL, JESSE RODMAN. I'D
WILLIAM HANiLTON.-ro the Defendants above aa1ied:
You hereby summoned and uel 10 ihe complaint
this aobcu wlich iled ~ ,Ae Vc Of tue Cets o
County II E ihc Cy Hal il lie Cy Il BroO<yn ne
Ath Mach 1850 snd 10 copy your 70
the sad ,Cu the subscriber H. 9th - ~ 81 > al
street he Cry Cf Newlors, ~ bin twenty lays uer
tie service C iks lun, exclusive ~ the
such .sr,!ce: ana fell - 'he ssd CON. .iint
within The tine aur-sad. the plaintiff fhs action viii
aptly 70 the ref Le1lauied ~ t-e Q.s.a
Dsted New York, March ~, lsS.
arI9 lsw6wS r. H. BOVINE Pls.c.i4's Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
SIIPREME COURT.-Rnfns Sanger against

SUPREME COURT.-Rutus Sanger against
- Thomas C. Lloyd-Plsce Tral. City and County Of
Newly for money demand contract Com
not served To the Defendant; THOMAS c. LLOYD. 1Ou
are hereby sur,noed required the complaint
tins action which the Office OF the Clerk Of tie City
New bis Office IN the City Hall Of the City
Of NewN the Sth day Of JsnusTy 1850 and 10 serve
cory TO the said complaint on ne s1oil'ers st
the.r No 10 Wsst said City Of New OEk, within
eu, scT tie service OF this exclusive
heda, such service and f 10 the said
rsiut vi the aforesaid the plaintiff IL V action val
take udgneu sgansi YOU for The Twelve Hul dred ana
Egkty two Dollars and T~e enty i've Ceu VITA Interest rum
the si CAV Frhruary One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fy four beside the OF his action. Dated January 80
1856. BARNARD PARSONS,
fcia~l4~S Pl.il'ih's Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

NI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, ard
All rnts West and Southwest oban Through Tickets
sd 81. Information concerning routes fare &c, either by the
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW.fORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application 81 the Compsnys Of
6cs No las BrpsdWsy, corner pey-st
JOHN r. PORTER General Agent NJ. g. r. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
CCIRFMF COURT-City and County Of New
~ VI -LLNEN NORTON a.s.n.i AnR WIN REA

- York.-ETNRY NORTON assinst ABRAHAM REA
summons or money deSuaId coutrsct Coul not SER f
ABRAHAM REA loV are hereby summoned aul tr4nr-i .
sswer the couflAh rhs acou. wach will be filed Ia the
Office tho CeIA Il the City AID Coay o New ok 81 the
Ci.y Hal IL he said ety. si ~ copy o. ycrr snswer 20
subscriber ctncc No -
ent,uT Eroasvay NewNork Wihn twenty iaSs aier TIE
O; t uiacus YOU, exclusive OF the LAY Of sush
service s Ire aid compliant within he
sine si,rr,S he ilSrH As sciiol VIII AXE ladGnr7t
sgair of siNyseVcg coaTs sai venty ave
cents vh interest Ffst t4y Fcb-s-y Thousand
-sh; luudfci aid ;ty five besides De COS. c This action
Dated MGrch rs. 1896. JOHN FITCH,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No . Ss-N way, New York
The complaint his action 6igl in ihe otee o he
CLERK OF Tie Cly sad County Ncwl ok the twenty
eisl dsv II Mach. A. u. 1855
u,hsqiaUewS JOHN FITCH. Plaintiffs Au'y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
HyRE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINt

i ron for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW BEDFORD
aaA ATAUETOEnlad route without delay change OF cars
o. baggage esrryns the Eastern Neil
Tho Siesmer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel stono,
and COMMODORE Capt. J. X PendletOn in e0nDecion
with The Stor nson and Providence aud Boston and Prov
dence RsrsS. leaving Ne~Yors daily, Sundays excoped
from Pier Ne North River first wharf above Battery paos
O'Clock m and StOHincon At BSo N OF 90 tbs aV.
Of the o, al truin which lea es BOston a. B. 30
The COMMODORE ron Eew-York MONDAY, "Wednesday
end Frdsy FROM soninstop Tuesday, Thursdsy AID Sat-
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday From Stonington Monday "Wednesday ana
Friday. ,,, -. -.
P.sseusets proceed from per b4irosd 70 rSn
Aereo Boston Tsun,on and New Bedford in toe express
a rescle said places u advance Of those ~
yer routes end in ample trs for all the early oris s
connec,irs North and EsS PasseuEer' That prefer
On hoard The steamer enjoy rights rest nndistlT ofsst
f.si n d. e AID leave SsoIUson IN he 7;p Ia us' 10Y
Providence. -, d.. "A RI.
elrocEb each way. .-.. 49,. nj. A.
tcssAge bsrths freight Apply ~ Ti no.
aSoytb Rive or At the Office No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice hereby given 70 all
persous having claims against NATHANIEL UNDERHiLL,
late Of the City of NewYork deceased 10 present ne same
with the voucher. thereof the subscrbe s No Isl ack
At or No @ 81 rirg the City Newi0 or before
the lOth Jay OF MAY next-Dated New ork Nov Z, 851
ELIlABETh UNDERHlLL, E1ecutr.xe.
rS aSGulS ANN SHAW
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Hle0ith.
| CHICHESTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC may
~ be mad s the principal Druggists III the Unite- states
and A. No F9 Wall -.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

and at No. 10 Wall st.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
M KTNNEDY Of ROrbury la. discovered = 90. Of ai or ,2
NOR from me oo,.i SerofvLa Gos n eo0,aa0s P,-e~
se hs o 80 II ~ .' bo,b bader bnmor Il. bs. pov IN h.
paseD hundred sert6cs'es Of 10 vsiae ~ vtaU
Two bottles are warranted a nursing mouta
One three bottles will tn. KIND Of pnP's' 90
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of ois.
Two bottles warranted to DE worst oaaso' n ia
Three TO Eve bottle. ar. warranted til.
One or two bottles warranted ali boor in tbs
eyes . - , II -. ... -.
-four or SIX bottles are warranted corrupt ana rsnas
One bottle will sosly erups,ons Of the stn
Two three bottles warranted to cure Ae worst css Of
Two o. three bottles are warranted d,speras
case Of rheumatism.
Three to four bottle. warranted 70 .atrhsum
Five eight bottles will cure the worst esse :eroaa
benefit always experienced from tbs first bottle snds
perfect cure warranted the shove quantity t,ksn
Nothing looks improbable to those who have vai, t'et
oil the wonderful medicines Of no day az that common weed
growing pastures and sons old stone walls 'hou cure
every hGTC, n is ~. no ~ ar .Sds hn nOs hs
sbout IT, uitins but not yours pedded over
hou's, I0s % o. II ~ 's ,.5, 5one som. Of the ss
est Massachusetts save 70 children
ysSii ypois enp wBc.s s Vas soft soft .nd SSy TO-
perfect Of health by one bottle. .
always cure 1t gives relief in cstarrh and dsaness
Some who have taken have been cosuve Tor years ana have
been regulated by IL Where The body sound works quse
easy tu where bee dera cement o the functions %
nature will very singular feelings but you must no be
aarut hey swsy. dsoplesr in from four days 70 ~eet
There bad result from on the contrary Then th,
heard Of the sncoInuo' OF that ever
10 listened to.
Msnufsc tu1ed by DONALD KENNEDY, No - w.rso st.,
Roxbury. Mars Price 81 ...... -
Whoesale Agents for New Yors; e. CLiC hfNnh Co.,
No 81 Barcay-st CHARLES H. RING, No l9z Broadway;
A. b. Il d. SANDS, No. Ig WilisInst MARSH ORVlS
c. No l5O Groenwishs ST. BOYD PAUL, Chsmbetsst
WILLS Co, No. us Fra kiln st. MckkSSON ROBBlNS
Co. Nc lf5 Maiden lane; HAVILANO. HARRhL Il
RIStFY Warreu-et BARNES d PARK, S0f BroadEGy7
WARD CLOSE Il Co. Msdsn-sne: Mrs. Hal rs, 8'ook
lyn and for sole tets hy all respectable Druggists u1osh
out the Union
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

IL o. 1876 Trains will lesve Cham5srsst station as fo
Love, F1prs.. a m ard , r. IN Msil, Through
Way t,ia. y N ! Emirsnf,7 m For PonshseePse' a
m and n m. For sing Sing u; 80 A. and p M For
Hud.on y 80 o. m For Pesk,kil $50 The Poughkeep
ne Sing Sing Peeki trains at way stations Passen
rer, Chambers Canal Christopher and 5lstss Trains
lor Eev yort leave Troy 43i and 1915 and Efo
D NJ sud East Albany At 1880 and 5 aud ;; ID p m
y NJ l.. SYKES, IT, Superinten fent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
<JPW- JERSEY RAILROAD PHILA-

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and YVES I, via JERSEY
CTTY.-Maii and Express Lines Leave NewYork aud II
:. and and p fare S3 y M 80; stopping At all
cav stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati II and
tA SOY ard the West and for Baltimore Washington, Nor
t &c sui through baggage ohect e ~ Washington IN
and 6 o IN j. WOODRUFF. Assistant Sup't
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
NJR0ING RAILROAD. The Steamboat

Il ISLAND CITY leaves Fuol T. ry Wharf north sde st
Passengers With 'he Cars at Hunters Point opo
site I'd e. which leaves FUshns at The same hours Persons
a.. 20 10 Flu,hipz these Trains and return by the
n4Yt or succeedns rrsn through In ~ miRutes Fare &c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

uDEN SlI4NANia hAii4hOAD. - ItthEE
III DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PUILA.
DFLPHIA and PiTrSBURSi-Th~ MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leave. PhusAelphs for Piisbnrgh A = IA
leaves rsbursh of Phisd-li his ~ Ch- VAST LlNF
ssvcs ThilatelpAia toT PIT shf-A II Y - aIa rthasi
TRAIN leaves Phhsdelphis for Ptsbursh At II anc
Ptshursh fot Phi sde pha II Y;n' a
The AAcye lines Pittsburgh with '0c rssi'
and from 81 Louis No Alton. dalena and Chicseo hos
Frankfort sHiuston, snd Louisville ky Ierfc hsus NsN
Fsyctte lndisnarOlis. Ind Cincinnati, Dayton
spSir gfsd. BeefontAne Ssneusky Toledo Cevelsnd GO
unbus Lsnisie Mssss- and Wooster, Ohio also VIII ;hs
steam fSci hosts from Ard TO New osAns 81 Louis Louis
vile sud Cincinnati
For furth pa hand bills the hots' Of ths csy
Y.ensrrs will End ths the shortest most expeditions AID com
SDrtaLle rputs between the East ard West
Thoush be hA either Of the aforementioned
pA-oes IN the West or Of - "
j. h BUTTS. AGENT Nsw erssy Railroad Co, foot Of
Courtlandt st. NewYoEk
IL ELLIOTT, Agent reansylV.ns RA.rosd Cor,
rs As30r llouss Brosawes New fogk
THOMAS MOORE, Asout. COG llta AL s1kst-s'.
M a.xI,A Ixn So rklSlsi pate
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
In the matter of the Estate of SU-

NOTICE.-Iu the matter of the Estate of SU-
NSANNAH ELSDEN deceased pursuant 10 order OF the
Surrogate County Of New oIk herein made the under
signed Admin of the &C. OF said deceased 70
qure persons having claims sgsst the same TO present
them With vouchers thereof ~ the ad Administrator 81
the ofe Sweeuy Shea No Chambers street in the City
Of New ork On OF before dAv November 1883
N5 lAMGmS BENJAMIN ELSDEN, Adnnistr.er.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

OF tie County York notice is hereby syen 70 al
sons having claims against JAMES PORTER late Of the City
OF Newlo.k, deceased to present tie same WIN vouchers
thereof to tie subscriber his re.deDce No 60 eeuwirh
avenue in the City OF Newiork before the sIteen
ceipber 1855 WILLIAM MAXWELL
laUlu,S Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

L n PURSUANCE OF an OrdtT vi thc StIIogNc
of the County Of New-York notice hsIeby given to sh
persons having claims against CYRUS L. WARNER late OF
he CITY of New ok architect deceased 10 present th
with vouchers thereof the ubriheTs AZ the office oY Sic
Gems Hoxe No. g Beekman.st. in the City of New fork
on on before fh day o June neXtDated Newiork the
S0th day Of Novemher 1917 -
SAMUEL A. WARNER, Administration.
fr,S LEOPOLD EIDLIIL. = -N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
CENTKAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY,

~ IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY kAlLhOAD
opened bsucb Chunk-SpnR arrangements commencing
Anil b lsS Leave NewYors for Msucb Chunk and inter
mediate place. fror Pier No North River Al 20 m 70,
E.ssoD and 5: Is for Somervte Al 20 ana
O:45 M Sis and $40 D. The above trains connect %
Ezahth with trains the NwJersey Railroad leaving e~
York ffop foot of CousDdts' 81 I:O Oand M ah.
n m John .. STERES. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Of the Csrnty of NewN oTk notice hereby given to all
persons having nins against ISABELLA ROONEY late OF
the City of NewYork widow deceased TO present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber st his Office No IL
in City New York before the tenth dsy
of June neXDsted New the OF December
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

(MMDkN and AMBOf HAILhUAU LINEo
" for PHILADELPHIA-Vn until further notice leave
pis, N. 1 NJ r. ct 10 o'oloek IN. Rsro 81 L5 The a
., ard q N Lines dsoontnusd EInigrsnt Lines Ni
- A ,,sit~L +, IN a. usnsI IRA BLISS. ARert
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Coz
OOR KOsT1,N and PROVIDENCE via NEW

rOkL shs sr.TE Can't T jswe leave. Ne~Yort
.very TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st Aosocs
p m AID EMPIRE sTATE Cs Biay'9n Do , es,,s Ns~
ocook p from Pier No s, n R Dev the bs"sfSi bon
touohinS At New port esoh wsy. ,,
o.nt until the eame shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT 20 Boston arted through WITH great dpstcn,
b, an spr,ss Freight Tram. ..
" - wM BORDEN. Agent. No. 10 aud II wes,st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -TaR


r. g. NOT STOS, 0euerNl Frcig ght Agent, PAlsdslphh
u. J. LOMBAERr. supcriaten ndent. Altoons. Pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06

FNIE ENU.N-IUNED would RESPECTFULLY au-
L nuuaec - the citizens Of keokuk, that he has
epsni BIS rg,na FOR the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable ani atapies pr anarations have been made
T. preserve and proa0tethe health, yigor and men
tai elasticity Of all who may sreto participate In
lac iaaais Exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
faesy Pare ar aud cold water iadiciously used IN
the manner prescribed by him, fail TO make
ihe in,st weakly Aea.thy, strong and robust.
~ Rooms ~ Concert Hall, Ill story Main st /,
g ths III ~t8fg. q. MANCHESTER.
lucfSlff
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GEGsER,s
JEWEI.RY STORE.

GEGEERsN
JEWEIRY STORE.
Second Strass, between Main and Johnson.
T1AvIN0 Just returned from the East, =
IL especially call the attention u ny ~
fricrls and the public generally 10 my new
and fine stock Of watches, jewelry, silver sad Plase
ware, faney goods, &C.
Fine rold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L 'Epines of all kinds and qualities.
JcWe1rys
Ladies', plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamclled
rings and breast pins, ladies and children .
sod and let bracelets, ladies and gent gold chains,
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold md silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver, steel,
and patent spectacles pocket table ana dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
Tn which line intend not to be surpassed by airy
store vest or north Of ST. Louis viz silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream mus
tar and salt spoons butter and fruit knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PLATED Ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated nud britannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets, candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books and in fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pas
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time. SO
Va. Watches and Jewelry repairedin the most
workmsniike manner, and Mt the shortest notice.
myO-dly JULES GEISER.
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no IVES IMPROVED PATENT
7 TKIjSS RRLNiE6

WE are proprietors Of the above patent for the
w State OF Iowa, and prepared to contract
for the erection Ut Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length span, from % feet to 900 feet, any
part Of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads IL the United
81 ates, We deem comment their strength, durH
biity and cheap ness. unnecessary. All communities
tions on the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BuQMERS ElINGION,
f,b2sd6m Davenport, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06
A CAN ID.

HAN Z tins Day disposed oi nay entire interest IN
j tbs drug business to T. /. Mekenny, also my in
tsrest 10 the manufacture and sale of A. X. Gili-
mare's Mamaluke l.niment, and Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him 70 the public rs deserving of their patron
age. NJ. IL. RUNNER.
smchlTdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06

4 Co-PARISEkSIiP trtofere existing under
n ,ne name 81 Nc ienny d Runner il this day
Dissolved hy mutual consent. All claims against
,as GA lrm will be cancelled By L. !. Nc
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes. and
Who alone is authorized 10 settle the business of tha
old hrin. L. /. McsENNI,
NH. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06
Dissolution.

EINHE hrm OI EaiI kIrkham was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business in flu
ture VIII b. conducted by II. kirkham, who is alone
authorized 70 collect alldeb.s and pay all ciaime
AGAINST the old firm. A. y. BALL,
II. kTRKHAM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06

7 HAVE this day sold to ii kirkham my entir,
/ Interest ia the Family ,recery Business. ali,
With pleasure racomin nd him 10 the public at .
man dsstfving Of your patronage.
March 2ai A. u. BALL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06
LOCkAMlTH,NG,

- TIT undcrrlEned would respectfully
u inform the public that they have ops n
y yhap Oh the corner ~ johnson and SEVENTH
styea,s for Iii Manufactured II all kinds IL Copper.
Hrase Tin ard shast Iron ware. They will also
earrs "a L,ek smitAing and Bell Hanging in all its
branches,
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
NAMED metals. we'll ~ gold aud silver promptly
attended 10. AL our work warranted.
w. HORN,
fsbl6 dom A. WOLF.
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fsbl6 d6.n
NOTICE.

NO0IGE.
TINE mortgages given in payment for lands pnr-
chased frona Marsh, Lee d Delayan and Chas
Mason. are placed in the hands of b. " kiibourne
Of Keokuk. who il authorized taeollec, ali money.
das, aai to grow due thereon. .....
CIIAS MASON:
HIRAM BARNEY.
Kcokuk April, 10th, ls50-smdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-06
CINCINNATI AND KEOKUk,
EXPRESS Packet.

VlNHE good Steamboat CUMBERLAND
l. VALLEY. Il. X. Collins, MASTERY 6GA y
having been purchased by citxens of
keoaak expressly for the Cincinnati trals, will
hereafter run regularly between the above parts.
Particular attent ton will he given 20 the lumber
trade. All orders will be promptly attended to.
The patronage Of Keokuk business men solicited.
For freight passage spply on board. or TO
j. X. cOPELIN.
apr59- d3m Leyce.
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1856 A ls'

1856 annf1 1856
u OCULAR keokuk and q. Louis Packets This
IN old and popular line If Steamers will run two
daily lines If steamers between keokuk and ST. LOU
is duringthe present season. The lines are comPcs-
ed OF the following staunch and speedy boa's
Westerner. JohaSun, Master.
kcokuk. Matson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able Master.
Quincy. tnew boat
One Of which viii leave keoknk daily, 1t s
o'clock, N, Quincy at9 n, AMI arrive at Fl. Louis
ne xt morning, at O'CLOCK.
Express Mail Line--The Ben Campbell. Heaight,
Master. will leave kenkuk daily. 1T Pm, thinner
on board and connect ut Quincy Ut pM. with the
ST Louis Packets
JEANNE Dams, Burke, Master;
Die Vernon, I ord, Master,
and arrive al ST. Louis neat morningat o'clock.
These lines arc composed IL boa.s whose names
alone sufficient guarantee u their speed and
COMMUNICATION. feb2sdU
/ va Passengers for the east take the Quincy
bort Mt =, NJ, and connect Quincy with connect
ing train n. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
east or can take tho Burlington boat Montrosc
2r. ". and connect At burlington with the evening
tafin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad FOR
Chicago and the east
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,

ls b
We are now prepared 70
furnish 3 general assort-
ment If the most desirable
kinds Vt FRUIT TREES,
such ~ Apple, Peach, Pear,
Cherry, Plum. Ounce, &c.
Small fruits, Raspberrics,
Strawberries, Currants,
Gooseberries, &C., together
with any quantity VI Cat
awba and Isabella Grape
Roots.
Cur stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Apples is very