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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09
From Chicago to Council Bluffs 46l

From Chicago to Council Blufs 46l "
via Burlington
1t viii be seen by the above that the route
through Burlington il nearer by 96 miles, and
has eighteen miles less staging than the Rock Is-
and route And it has this further sdvantage-
the contractors are putting down the iron Is fast
Is possible, and daily reducing the amount Of
staging TO be gone over.
The fact that Iowa City and Burlington are
about equi-distant from Council Bluffs, and that
Burlington is 27 miles nearer Chicago, than the
former city, establishes ours a. decidedly the
shortest route. And with the further advantage
of q daily reduction in staging and an early COM
pletion of the Road to Mt. Pleasant ours must
become, when the facts are generally known,
the fayOrise route. - asf 81 b .f
And when the commercial reports Of Burling-
ton and Keokuk for the last year are made up,
it win be readily discovered that Southern Iowa
is the garden of the State, far outstrpping all
other portions in the amount Of her products
in the amount Of trade and commerce. When
the amount of the provision and grain trade Of
these two cities, all drawn from the southern
counties Of the state, are made ur, some idea
can then be formed Of the business of the Bur-
lington and Missouri River Railroad when it
shall approach completion. Burlington is now
the third city in the Union in the amount Of the
hog crop which finds market here Last sea-
son we surpassed St. Louis in number Of hogs
packed and shipped, by over fifteen thousand,
jumping from %, 500 up to 10000 in q single
year! The completion of our Road to the rich
valley Of the Des Moines must be productive Of
still greater results. These considerations sho'd
give the Burlington route the preference with
capitalists. They render it certain that our
western road will be one Of the best paying
roads in the Union
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

NEW oRK, April 2.
Col. Webb, editor Of the Courier and Enquirer
telegraphed the following last evening, to that
journal wv ashington, April 1st, P. n. The trea.
ty of Peace between England, France, Sardinia
and Russia, was formally agreed to at Paris,
March 18th. It awaits ratification to be pro-
claimed.
The Steamer Star of the West, from Punta Ar
mas, via Key West, March 18th, arrived here this
A. n. She brings eco passengers and $40. 600 in
specie.
She left at San Juan, the British war steamer
Eurice. The schooner Esther A. Jones Of Balti-
more, for New York, sprung q leak March 18th,
of Corn Island, and was run ashore.
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NEW CHINA STORE.
a MILLER.

Eve Importers and Dealers In
QuecnsWare, China, Glass and Britain.
ni0 Ware
Third Street. three doors north Qfths RdFref House,
BURLINGTON, IOWA. ss2s7is
VXy1LL duplicate Pittsburgh CINCINNATI Chicago and
wv At Louis bills without any additional charge for COM
missions or traneportations.
~ Country Dealers are requested TO call aud exam,
Inc our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Burlington march g. 1856 Gazette copy
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viseinsa ssseIks.


vlF9insa Ssoeks.
Re skov ths estimation which tie busines1
nsa q Ohio paAos spon tie financial position and
ability Of Virginia, We win siAse ainsis fact 4
bin has paned the senass Of Ohio, allowing the
Independent banks that secure their circulation
BY deposit of seate stocks, 70 deposit 50 per
cent Of the amount 70 required, in the stocks Of
certain other States enumerated, and under pro-
per restrictions. Vixen the bill Wa originally
reported this list embneed Virginia but when
the subject was considered In Committee Of the
Whole, the Old Dominion Was stricken out, and
tl1e stocks OF il are not 70 be portion Of the
basiS Of security. To show that this d no whim
because II Is . slave State, the BIN authorizes
the use of the stocks Of Kentucky and Nary
land.
1t Is useless to deny the fact that two great
States are rapidly destroying their credit and
arc accommodating debts which win ultimately
bring them to bankruptcy Virginia and Missou-1
RI have waked up TO = knowledge Of the fact
that railroads are Essential to the prosperity Of
States They have not the capital and energy
among their citizens to do the necessary work -
They ask the States TO embark in the great enter
prise. They have done 80, and vast public
debt, with little progress in roads, ID the result.
Both States are destined to see trouble, and that
before many years. Y.
'sGIANrs.r The editor ofthe Gazette made .
discovery yesterday, (April 1st) of some remark
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Charleston, S. c., March 90.
Another party Of 2s smigrants for Kansas, left
here to-day, and Is started from the Orange
burg district yesterday. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Fl TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
CHORT A REMICK, Wholesale Gre
y GERS, BURLINGTON, Iowa. would respectfully call your
attention TO their large stock OF Sugars Moasses Co
and great variety Of other goods IN line, OF which
ve IN receipt Of daily invoices which will be sold st
low Esures SHORT REMlCK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Ia upxM emo. Q. LAuAAN
J.G, LAUNAN 4 BROTHER.
FORWARDING and COmlAtsSlOn Mcfe
7 chNNSs, Corner Of Front and Jefferson strts Bur
tnston Iowa Also, wHoLxsAik RETAIL Dealers In Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware, Boots, Shoes
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUsH or REPRIsKxfAfTyKs, I
So Washington, March IA, 1856.
: DIAN SIEL have merely time now to assure
YOU that never made tie speech a. reported
sndrepublished In the Cincinnati Gazette, nor
uttered, OF written anything inconsistent with
the views always entertained oa the subject Of
slavery. Neither have ever asserted that
would Support the nomination Of Fillmore and
Donelson- Yours. truly, .... ..s'.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

JOHN s. DAVID.
yyHOIESALE GROCER, Forwarding
w and Tenn hrntssion Merchant, water
Street, Burlington, Iowa. ~
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". j. BARNEY Z CO., DusuxE, IOWA, M


WI. BARNEY CO., DuBuxR, Iowa,
4 BARNEY, ROBB CO., foRr DoDeE,
BARNEY, DAVIS / CO., DEBORAH,
r AND AGENTS AND BANkERSs-Notes
IL collected throughout Northern Iowa, and RENTED
for at Current Rates Of Exchange Money received np
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash.
or on time TO suit purchasers, constantly on hand.
Dealers supplied liberal terms Located and
selections made and Located for parties at distance
when funds accompany orders Taxes paid, ana money
invested advan tageously nonresdents Partiss adj
dressing the above Arms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the same fAith.
uness and dispatch as II In person. ocSbp6m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

,-. ,,.I New York, March 81.
A letter from Rio Janeiro gives a full account
of the detention Of the steamer America, of
this city, by the British Admiral. 1t appears
that disappointed Englishman who had acted
for few days on the America, informed Admir-
al Johnson that she had cannon and other war
munitions for Russian use on board. This was
denied and after few days detention the Amer
lea went to sea under the protection Of the U. s.
frigate Savannah.
The English Admirars flag ship sailed short
ly after, and it was expected that she would at.
tempt to overhaul the America when clear of
port. The U, S, steamer Waterwitch wasin port
all well.
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nj TI.E.BARTLETT 4 Co.,

s ~ (saccessors to Footc ! Co(
MILL continue the COmmtSsiom ono
w TorWardinH b1slness at The eld standm :,
YSe highest cash prices will be paid for Grain fhey WI
also attend TO the shipping and selling OF tram Ano
Coal furnished to order by the car load or BY the pusne
either on the track or will be delivered to erder
Burlington, Nov. 1S. 1888. -. ..-....l.
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J.E PArros, ESQ.,, xenia.
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A dispatch from Wilmington, N. G., says the
revenue cutter Dobbins has arrived there all
well.
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q. j. WILCOX q %. s
WTHOLESALE and HeteDi Dealers In
w B0eks, stationery e Wall Paper, No
barrett House Block, Burlington, lows, successor TO
Z 4. Van Meter.
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Boston, April l.
Schooner Tempter- from Charleston, bound
for Providence, was burned at sea on the 25th
ult. Crew arrived here. A
Norfolk, Aprill.
Con, NIX aaras diad ha.o 4h;a A II - IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

Ever CapuciiieS Or cialus, WHO was IN the least
adverse to that interest, was allowed to hold the
lowest Office of profit or honor under che general
government, and much less to achieve any of its
higher places. II is true, at this hour, that the
most illustrious poet Of his country, that its
most illustrious historian, that its most illustri-
ous philosopher, that its most illustrious novel;
iss (were she many could not be made q gate
keeper Of the public grounds at Washington,
If he desired to be; and that for the simple rea.
son, that having formed different theory Of so-
cial life from the one which obtains at the South,
he has been honest enough to express It. Ey-
en- the most eminent statesmen Of former days,
our Jefersons, our Jays, our Franklins, and our
Adamses, could arise from their graves, and
write what they once wrote, would be excluded
forever from political employment. Thus, the
men of the North, who are born TO freedom,
who are cradled to rest by the songs Of its sur
es as they roll in from lakes and oceans, who in.
nal hills, and who, should they fail 10 cxtol il,
would be recreant to the earliest and deepest
inspirations Of their lives are begirt by an intol
eranee more exclusive than that which disgraced
the ostracism Of the Athenian demos, or the in.
terdicts of the medieval papacy. The men Of
New England, and New York, of Ohio and Wis.,
consin, are yet called upon to adopt the peculiar
sentiments of the men of Georgia and Texas, or
at least to hold their tongues from the temerity
Of criticism or disapproval, on pain of political
banishment Let them but once whisper abroad
any disparagement Of slavery, though il were in
the frendIiest tone, with the sincerest convictions
i under an earnest and conscientious sense Of ita
/ important bearings, and straighsway thew sre
4 marked men. Now, against this they contend
and protest II IS dictation 90 arrorant. that
70 submit 70 i would be to deserve il; and ev.
cry impulse Of seif-respect, honor and liberty
prompts them TO avoid that humiliation. IS ~
Il NINA 2S~kn =
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Galena, III, April I.
A fire occurred this 4. N. in the heart of the
city, commencing in the rear of the De Soto
House and destroying nearly thirty buildings
De Soto House saved 44f: s., ss... :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1856

STORE TO LET-No 30 Franhfort-ss., 10 ieet
Ode and low Also with good sht suit as
ersIs,,p other light business. Apply 10 CHAHLES
JENk1kS, No. q FIankfor.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

DOARDING-A few desirable ROOMS, with
I'D with board for families single gentlemen, be OBJ.
tanned No. 1873 l0st house new, and location very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-90 acres of
.unrror FARM LAND, In Iron Ore region and we'll
known eonisnt Iron Ordvs miles distant from Phrni1yie
f WorLs one Of manufactures of RArosd Iron
In P.nnsyIvun Also Iron Mines lying adscent to said
Y,n For further particulars spply TO NJ LEWIS and SIS
TERS Kimberton, Chester County, fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

CTEAM POWER.-Seyeral well-lighted ROOMS
X. HOE Co.
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DROOKLYN iwATER-wORKs.-NOTiC

ID 10 HxCHiNIsrs-ss.irS fspos.ls YIN ). received !.
tAs sles q nnde1spsd ann Oct 4 fss tho CON
70 Csu "a ~ psakiys Nssss worhs sf sspss,y 70 MS,
Zee tss.Scsl S.1oss s.sy sseh sS fee. hsh With
~ them and . b. offrsssssg woyknan-
80 1ssl secssseiy aesans ths ssyis SoA char
1oSess ~ dssssS spsdGcssisns and further infosnsoa
~ - ~ ~ S1ss Of Ae Chief Engineer j. Kkwsod
~ rxst reserved sssss cay ef De pseposss made
II =. WELLESk CO., NJ. I Wallst., ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
Rouses an6 farms tnants6.

WANTED TO PURCHASED HOUSE ant
w LOT situated bet ween 18th and 9th aud 9Th aud 81
avs full City Lot preerred English Basement not wanted
Address HOUSE. Broadway Post-Ofce.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-10
1a..W.swssatslls, ttssspIpEiss.ssat;.l ( p 0A9l
.H0LsittslMliEI,, 4 liI,,I s.. i.
THE STAR aoFTHE NORTH

THE STAR OFTHE NORTH
rs PoBlasrffD EVERY rH6Rspxy MORNING BY
.eaos 81 or. wv! WEAVER, '"u !, s's
sOFFICE-Up stairs, in the ne,o brick build
.,,ring, on the south side of Min Street,
,5rka,,, third square be'ov Market iin
TIE, r BIS Two Dollars per aunun, il
paid within six months from The time of sub.
scribing !. two dollars and ffly cents if moi
paid within the year. No ssubscrip;ios re
'ceived for a'less period than six months no
disconiinuance petmiued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option OF the editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One DoIlai
and twenty. five cents for each additional in.
sertion. a liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-10

TolaL 16
+ From this it will be seen that while Lon
don (ncluding the adjoining municpalitiesl
contains ons-ssvenh the popua.onot Eng - :. !.
land, she has but oneweny.n part of = 80
the representation in the House of - - -
mons. The same fact Of LIMITED -:
taton is seen in The case of ohsf cll]5d afr
the empire. g.. /. s9.H r-8sslt =
j Caies efssotland Mem House Of Coz =
Aberdeen, 71,97S,
Edinburgh, 1580i5s
Glasgow, a7F 20 34T,00l, tisisi 2e7f - = -
Cities in Ireland Ina srsih,is, 6+ees'4As
Dublin, 25i,85 -
Its University attend
ed By students To-
the nnmbef-of
Cork, g glsana
Belfast =,
Londonderry,
Iotpns IN Engianl
Liverpool, - f7.a Y
Manchester, - as 40f
Birmingham, 232
Sheffield, 1856
Bristol, ''-'ta. f9 1877
York; tb6roaghl gih4os
Nottingham, 100
Leeds, IL
a Tovns in Waies
Carmarihen,
Mertha Tydvil,
Here 10 the exs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25
G. r. DIMOND.

Zeal Estate and Insurance Agent.
hFFICE In kiib,urnc's Block, Main street, be-
~ tween End ard 3rd, Kcokuk, Iowa.
hsrxHEScEs--Edward kilbourne, 4 O., Keokuk;
John Whitehead, esq, New York; Chas. l.. Frost,
d.; Mcssrs. Page. Briggs 4 Babbitt. Boston; Amos
ID smith, esq, Providence, X. L.; Edgar conklin.
esq, Cincinnati, o. j. W. zackerie, esq, New Or
leans. a
kxAL EsrALr AcxScr.-particulara attention paid
to the purchasing and selling of City Lots, Houses
and Lands Of every description.
Lisx, fias AND MARINE ASSURANCES AsgScY for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of New
York. Accumulated Fund 81 ,25o. GOO.
IHs "ArIAsrp Fiag MARINE assurance Co, -
OF Proyidence, H. l. Paid up Capital 81 SO 900.
Tue "ArHxsKrk Fiax IssuaAxcg Co.," Of Lon.
don Branch ut Philadelphia, Pa.
TIE Peoria MARINE FIRK Iss. Co." OF
Peoria. Ills. Paid liz Capital sloo 0oo.
Having been appointed Agent for the above nam
cd urst class, reliable Offices, would beg leave Il
inform the merchants and citizens generally of thu
city. tina; am prepared 10 take Life, Fire and Ma
rine hisks al as los rates be had any hs
sound and reliable Offices. Open policies granted o:
Is favorable terms can be had n any Of the East
ern elites may 80, lS56.--d.
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test Of two years, and has
net its equal In the Mis-
sissippi valley ; and to
the Golden Harp" be
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
, Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
snd coAl 10 attentive
Scme entirely new pat
terms, one Of which. the
!" Young Amsrics, /" Z
splendid parior stove, re-
GENTLY patented, will b.
found superior to any In
vsntion Of the age fofra-
Mating heat. They have
Ion sale NJ their store In
kSt. Lcnis. from which
|. On kAa k~a 49, 49,
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ntssss essatssa:
~. 1eI e@s 4sstAs .gstsg :ssAs y =. ..
siYs IN - NJ AussfAea R1aufastursfs, 3
alAsss syssY esss walsA STRIVES = this port, md
~ Yssp4sse = oaa iasrssssa indacsnsnss % par
~ have beer nAAs h sur tine. dAv
MI fLLEkS And Nanalassursn will aa1 : cen
Av1 slant sapeiy II large Circular Saws, varraa-
tsd, and Ut the maaufactursrs prices; say "a, -,
- end 81 inches. and whsn required, 60 inches To-
feee:s With the smaller siIsa, 81 the sign q tn
ned Paddock. S.W.A IL. TUCKER.
mAyzldAw.
4 xkS AXIS! Hunt &, Collins ',Sinmons, .Ilp-
s.w. IN. ruvnss.
6RADk-Anss ,Rowlsnd's and : other bFSnds,
~ for sale ~ 8. W. II. TUCKER.
CHOv1LS-Ames', kowland's and other breads
~ for sale BY s. W. II. TUCKkR.
IORS-Solid eosse- neck, rivst1a, essNsteel plan.
IL tiers, and Carolina hoes. Tor sslsis great ".
nay by 9. w. Ii. TUCKER.
~ and Trace Chaiss, large stock, for sails low
Ny sxt S.H. II. TUCKER.
1SoKN FLANrlHy--A Superior ar.icl. forf 1y,..
~ power, aud wonderful labor and time savias
nsshine. for sale BY 8. VS. H. TUCKER.
xkAIN and grass scyshss--A large stu / VI " -.
~ drsns and Other makes, for sale los hy
L
MeLAY, iron and wood bra "a gr~in sradles for
Iv1 safe Sv By s. W.. 4 II. TUCKER
| Wrosght tuba pstsut and common
| ~ Saaishs, large stock, FOR sale low By
| Y s.w II. TICKER.
| IL ~ and Straw Fvrks--A very large stock of
! \ various qualities, for sale BY
| - w.Au. TUCKER.
IA6ANUkE Forks long and short handles fur sals
IA by 6.w. 4 IL. TUCkER.s
LAY and Garasn Rxkes for sale BY
- h.W.4 n. TUCKER.
IL Ids = Shssn and Pruning Hooks, IL di1sfsnt
Apattcrns, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER.
4 rKAsS nooxs ior sale by IS
NJ SWAN. TUCKER.
4 vOIL Chain, JapAnned FOR fencing srustcsy
~ grounds, for sale low by
.. SWAN. TUCKER.
lt(LAChsMITh's Driils for the bench, Ko0d q.
swan, TUCKER.
HORSESHOE Nails. the genuine Grimm, and
l. L others, for sale low by
SWIM rUoKsR
,oopESs' Tools, good a:.e'. nsn., Tor 81. bf
---------- sign Of the Rid ptdiset.
straw and Csrn.ssalk Ousssss.#
| A VERY substantial machine, eopsideErd the
IA b-st in use; cutting equslly Well straw and
corr seaaks Cor misunderstanding which siousd b.
| In the haaAs al every fsrasr and stsbA hespw.
E.r s.i. ~ =. w y. IycHm.
CADY Jones PECK ARnnaa
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+ HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest
L in the drug business 10 i. Nick Jenny also my
intcrest In the manufacture and sale Of H. r. Gill
| more . MAmaluke Liniment, aud Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills. aud take pleasure in recommending
him 10 the public deserving of their patron
| age. NJ H. HUMMER
mehl-itf
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Ssep ana n enA.

step 000 ke00s
r1NHE subscribers are nov prepared to accommo-
Family 0sosesies ~ fheir new stuse on the corner
Of 5th aud Blondcxu streets, ksokuk.
We will not bOast II ous long experiences in this
business, nor promise TO sell you lower than any
other house, las IL usual with now store but can
ussure you that whatever you purchase u a. You
will find new and fresh. and Ne 1stfer susselvss ths
price will not vary much from other houses that
have bad their goods on hands since The hfst.
All goods purchased Of ~ will b delivered 10
any part d the city, promptly, Il required:
Amongst our stock may be found tho fellowfng:
RIO JAVA, LAGUAYkAtA AND MOCHA cOFFRE,
g--rc-s.t ycrrS W~-rr, G.rrr~ac~ ncfnr- ..n
other svads u TEAS, eli frssh end god.
SUGARS,
Crushed, clasiGed, Ps~lsscd, Loaf, and n Orleans
kUkDkIES.
Allspice, Pepper, Cloves, 1aoe, Nstmess, 0ia-
ger. varttg~ted Soap, CiuaAsnoa, tnAiko, CASTLE
soap Palm soap, family sosp, AdAAasts cand1o.
candles, Manila be.cofds, q, G. SODA, Sal Sods,
s. n. noissss, golden syrsr, beker's sCocnA,
Bakers chocolAte, yuast pe~der, SAINT carrAnss,
henp bsacofds, vinckar starch, lard OIL spirit gas
blsckiag, faisins. citron, dgs 10.
W~hHve also received part Of cor ReltimOgs
goeaA, 10 vAish W iavite yOaF attention, being 81
esw aad dirnss fren sht mAn1kaclssy. This go
sists If kasnbrvyv, Blaekbsuy, Ounce, Nod Cur
ranA, Apple asd 6arawbszry JELLY N ssaft, pint
pie iruits. tomAtoes. psaahss. streuhwsiss, oTedl
sssa, ~, pst sp b sAas. Automatically aals3 asd
varTaatsa to rstsia- sh4ir gAasss. fsh1sep -
Oystsss, y tea1lpsasd 0as- Also, nsasiy every
otheEaraleieusaaliy kept il Arst slans 3amaly
,ssssesy. Gu snAnss- Nq txestle d e4e9l
Aov1 dSs q WHRQu1AW!
8@ssw ea8ssssA
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DussOLuTuoN.

A Co-PARTN ERSH tP heretofore existing under
n the mans Of Mckenny S Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All claims against
the old irm will b. cancelled by I. J. MckeHny,
who will In future conduct the business, and who
alone is authorized 10 settle the business of the old
hrm. i. i. hchENN1,
NJ. III. RUNNER.
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Stoves and
rINHli snbarrihers. pr

FHt sH UsfIuNtHb FFV
l. prietors Of the En-
pire Stove Works, Saint
Louis, inform the Stove
Dealers In T~wA that they
have established a branch
Of their house in keok uk,
where they will keep con-
SANITY on hand . large
ard weil-assorted stock
VI
4. HInnaa
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deslrabe ESPECIALLY Tor those rho wish to ornament
their grounds sith small trees which will CONNIE
bearing the second year after planting.
Also, supply Of Fancy shruhbery, Evergreens,
Roses. &c.
Orders received at our grounds 4 of mile west
of the old City limit, the Bluff Ferry road to the
bss Moihcs, or bv mail, addressed to
AUBBELL HILTON.
kcukuk Oct 3-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

wishing IL get picture that Will nesd fade ~
chang. In the least. 10 the superiority Of Cutting
Ambrotypes. be particular, II you want one OF
these to cail at the AnBRorypx 1ALiEhf, No. B,
rhirds. Pictures nre warranted 90 give entire sat
isfacticn and guaranteed u equal any in the west
ern country lie has got the largest sDd finest Gal
lery between ST. Louis aud Chicago. With eide light
AID sky light which n other oailery IN tn,s eIfy
ha liehas tha exclusive RI ght of this patent for
keekuk and LIE county. All other pictors pro-
Tossing be the counterfeiis, and AZ mpo-
sition on the public They are bat worthless imi-
tation. of the genuine Ambrct,pe. gotten up 10
deceive the public. The Ambrotype wiii Keep
in water as well rs on the parlor table. They mns
ais. he set in tomb stones, and remain unimraired
for ages
gxs-In.tructiors given in Amhro,yping. and also
in taking pictures glass, nut patented, TO rait
hose wishing to travel lie has also q large stock
Il chemicals on hand, and coilodeon Of the finest
quality, and r-ady for use.
apra5-dtf EMERSON, Artist.