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STAPLE DRY GOODS.

STAPLE DRY GOODS. COTTON SHIRTING-S yds. heavy SS in bro V Cotton Shifting;
 5OS0 yds heavy A bro. Cotton Shifting; 1sso 1sso $ in. Q. Cotton @'5'.s; osaaburs,; ,:;s ::s Extra griI, g;;;D. p.ss;.,s.: osss; Received and for sale by
 VANILLA CORDAGE. MANILA ROPE-5,7oo lbs. assorted from E to WI inch. Received and for sale at , nn1nsnally low prices. by RAPLEY, HANGER X co. May 3, 1856.
 RECTIFIED WHIsKEY. LNIFTY bbls. o. " Whiskey; II 9 half bbls. 0. v Whiskey. Received per White Bluff and for sale by May 8, 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Sugar, Coffee, and Molasses, etc. | AAk LBS. Choice Brown Sugar, in barrels; u, 4 D S7s5 lbs. Prime Brown Sugar in barrels S.l75 lbs. Prime Green Rio Coffee;
 l5 bbs. Choice Reboied Molasses;
 {. Sugar House ''
 80 half bbls Choice Reboiled Molasses;
 l tierce New Rice;
 bbl. Crushed Sugar. Received per steamer Moses Greenwood and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
 FRESH DRY GOODS. GHIRTINGS-1lO pieces beached Cotton, assd; 0 IA pieces GA bleachcd Cotton sheetings; pieces s-4 beached Cotton Sheetings 75 Fancy Prints. assd latest styles; 6 Black and White Ginghams 50 " Cottonades assorted; 10 :. Farmers Diills and bro. Duck; Jacqu. Diaper;
 :. Bleached Cotton Table Diaper l0-4 $ Linen Sheetings; Bleached Table Diaper: =. Huckaback Diaper; 75 lbs ass'd Patent Thread: so doz. Coats best Spool Cotton ass'd; 1l0 dog. best cold Spool Cotton, ass'd: l2 dog. Mens whitesCotton Hose, ass'd sizes: 20 Ladies' white and bro. Cotton Hose ass'd: !" Mems bro Cotton 1s Hose; 40 " Fine Ivory Combs: s4 gross sup. black and white boae Buttons; 50 ? bush Seamless Grain Bags; 50 2H < With variety of other goods in the above line, re ceived per late arrivales and for sale by May 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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DIR. McLANE'S
 CELEBRATED V E R M I F U G E

LIVER PILLS. Two of the best Preparations of the Age. They are not recommended as Universal Cure as, but simply for what their name purports The VERMIFUGE, for expelng Worms from the human system has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms
 The LIVER PILLS for the cure of LIVER CoM- PLANT, all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD ACHE, etc.
 fnrehasers will please be- particular to ask for Dr. '. McLanes Celebrated VERMIFUGE and LIVER PILLS, prepared by FLEMING BROS., SOLE PROHIBITIONS, Pittsburgh. Pa. and take no other, as there are various other separations now before the public, purporting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others in comparison with Dr. Nc LANES are worthless.
 The GENUINE McLanes Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores.
 FLEMING BROS,
 50 Wood St., Pittsburgh Pa.,
 Sole Proprietors. Sold by Dr. J. d. McALMONT & O., Little Rock. May 20, 1S56 1y
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| QR cask superior Pale Brandy. for family use II Tor Port Wine,
 Just received direct from New York per steamer Moses Greenwood, and for sale by
 May 27, '5s. FIELD & DOLBY.
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DuPONT'S GUNPOWDER. X KEGS DuPont EFF Gunpowder; lO 25 15" :" Received and for sale by May 37, 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
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JUST received by steamer Cora, J 10 bags of Filbcrts;
 10 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
 50 dog. Scotch Ale, etc All of which will be sold at the lowest prices by May 27 l856. NJ. TANTf & co.
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uUSSES GATORS.
CO.PARTNERSHIP.

AQ prs Misses Colored Gators. just received ane tO for sale by FIELD & DoLLff. Mn,.
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BACON. <. BACON

RECEIVED PER STEAMER CORA. INOBACCO-l0 boxes Old Dominion (small plug; l lo boxes superior Che wing Tobacco;
 10 boxes Common :.
 '' Fillmore brand, superior article; 5000 superior Spanish Cigars;
 F doz. Honey Dew Snuff. And for sale by IIUTT & POPE May 27 1856
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FLOWS AND FLOW POINTS. Ecsss..s.sz=-s elO NO. Valley Flows, Hall ssEzs4==sssSzEzA20 z=ssSzEzA20 20 dog. No. Valley Flow Points. Together with good assortment of other Flows received and for sale by
 May 27, 1855. RAPLEY. HANGER X co.
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LIE AFTER.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment, just received and fol "A sale cheap for cash at
 May 20. lS56 BARRETTS.
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CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.

Received and for sale by
 May 2T. 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER & C
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MONEY WANTED. \ AM anxious to leave for New York to purchase IL full stock of goods and respectfully request all indebted to call and settle their accounts May 2T, 1856. S. H. TUCKER
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BACON! BACON!! M~A WE have just received from the country. " a large lot of the '' very best" corn "~fed bacon-wel smoked and dried. Those wanting such would do well to call and examine our lot. NEWBERN & HUGHES May 27. 1856.
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Dr. TutewiIer's Celebrated Pile Ointment
 i Ctrtain Cure for One DiSease.

TWENTY cases Gents Boots. Kip and Calf just l received and for sale by FIELD x DOLBY.
 May l3, '56
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MOLASSES, RICE, ETC. m BBLS. N. O. Refinery Molasses: lO 10 half bbs N o. Refinery Molasses. Tierce Prime Rice. 30 Bags '' Coffee, | Just received and for sale by | May 9, '56. MERRICk & WASSELL.
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CIGARS! CIGARS!! WEN THOUSAND Cigars choice brands and Il 10 boxes Cuba Sizes just received per steamboat Moses Greenwood and for sale by
 May 27 1856. FIELD & DOLBY.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

SOLE and Upper LEATHER. just received and fo - sale by T. BARRETT.
 May % lS56
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DRESS GOODS.

'ESHE subscribers have just received lot of Mo- II Candles which they will sell at a low price.
 May 70. 55. NEW BERN x HUGHES.
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WOODEN WARE.

CONSISTING of Painted Buckets, Tubs, Sugar O Ruckets. We'll Buckets, half Bushel Measures, Market Baskets. Churns, Wash Boards, Brooms and Corn: also 50 bbis. rectifed Whiskey, 20 half bbs. Whiskey. VIM. GEOhuE 0 bno.
 May Is, 1858.
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TOBACCO.
S'TAft CANDLES.

sEO BOXES fine Chewing Tobacco. just received H~O and for sale by FIELD & DOLBY.
 May l3, lSJ6.
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,AITORS. GATORS.

10 prs Ladies, Fine Black Lasting Gators just 10 received by FIELD & DOLLEf.
 May l3, '5s.
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N OTI C F

JOHN JAcowAY, Agent Dardanele Ark, une
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COFFEE, COFFEE.
 sl0 SACKS best Rio Coffee, just received per OO steamer Moses Greenwood direct from New Orleans. and for sale low by May 27, '56. FIELD & DOLBY.
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BRANDY AND WINE!

O BBLS. fresh Rice just received per steamer Moses ~ Greenwood, and for sale by
 May 27, '5G. FIELD & DOLBY.
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HATS. HATS. n C0 DOZ. Palm Hats; E. ~ doz Leghorn Hats; S 10 dog assorted Cassimcn Hats Just received, and for sale low by May 27, '56. MERRICK & WASSELL.
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VANILLA CORDAGE. MANILA ROPE--5 TOO lbs. assorted from E to WI 2 inch. Received and for sale at unusually low prices, by RAPLEY, HANGER x co. May g. 1856.
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TERMS OF ADYBRTIsyNG,

Subscribers already upon books avail themselves O these rate by paying arrearages and forming cubs fl club rates, payments alaoays De in adrancc.
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established. The Slave States, also, have
been loyal hitherto, and | hope and trust
they ever may remain so. But If dsuni0n
could ever come, it would como in the form
of "a secession of the slavehoiding States ;
and it would como, then. when the slavehold-
ing power, which is already firmly establish
ed on the Gulf Of Mexico, aud extends n
thousand miles northward along both banks
of the Mississippi, should have fastened its
graphing irons upon the fountains Of the
Missouri and the slopes of the Rocky Noun
tains. Then that power would either be intol-
erably supreme in this Republic, or it would
strike for independence or exclusive domin-
ion. Then the Free States and Slave States
of the Atlantic, divided and warning with
each other, would disgust the Free States Of
the Pacific, and they would have abundant
cause and justification for withdrawing from
Union productive no longer of peace, safe
tv, and liberty to themselves, and no longer
holding up the cherished hopes OF mankind.
Mr.. President, the Continental Congress
Of 1887, on resigning the trust which it had
discharged with signal fidelity, into the hands
Of the authorities elected under the new
Constitution, and in taking leave of their
constituents, addressed to the people of the
Uafted States this memorable injunction !:
"Let it never be forgotten that the cause Of
the United States has always been the cause
of human nature" Let us recall that prec-
ious monition; let us examine the WAYS
which we have pursued hitherto, under the
light thrown upon them by that instruction.
We shall find, in so doing, that we have for
gotten moral right, in the pursuit of mate
rial greatness, and we shall cease henceforth
from practiclng upon ourselves the miserable
delusion, that we can safely extend Empire,
when we shall have become reckless of the
obligations of Eternal Justice, and faithless
to the interests Of Universal Freedom.
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communication to make to the Council,
whereupon the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested TO
deliver his inaugural Address publicly at
the Atheneum, or some other proper build
ing, to be selected by committee consisting
of Alderman Conn.
On motion, the Council proceeded to the
election of City Engineer and Treasurer
for the ensuing year, and j. a. Graham was
duly elected Treasurer upon the first ballot,
and l.. Hutchinson, City Engineer, upon the
first ballot.
Council adjourned to the regular meeting.
Il. 5. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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Republican Declaration of Princi'
niles.


AU0rTFD BY THF rIrTsBrHH CONVENTION.
We demand and shall attempt to secure the
releal of all laws which allow the Introduction Of
Slavery into territories give cansccrated 20 freedom,
AMI " IN resist hy every constitutional means The
existencc of Slatsry Il amy 1 the territories Of the
United Statr>
2 We viii support by every lawful means our
brethren IN Kansas in their constitutional ana man
f. ,sistauea 10 the usurped authority Of their law
lrss invaders and win give the full weight Of our
political power in favor # the immediate admission
Il Kansas to the Union as a free, sovereign, indie
pendent state
. Believing that the present national admins
tfatiop has shown itself 10 be weak and iaithless,
and that its continuance in power is identified with
tie progress OF the slave power to national suprema-
cv with the exclusion of freedom from the terrific
", and with increasing civil dscord it is leading
purpose Of organization 70 oppose and over
throw IL.
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To the People OF the United states.

Tbs People Of the United States without regard
10 pasi political differences or divisions, who ar,
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
- the policy Of the present Administration, to thC
extension q Slavery into the Territories. in favor
IF the admission Of Kansas as Free State, and oi
restoring the action Of the Federal Government Il
the principles of Washington and Jefferson, are in
sitcd by the National Committee appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention Of the 22d of February,
1896, To send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District, and six Delegates al
iarge, to meet in PHILADELPHIA the 18th
day Of June next for the purpose u recommending
candidates for the Offices of President aud Vice
President Of the United States
+. D. MORGAN, New York,
FRANCIS 7. BLAIR, Maryland,
j.. NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID WILM0T Pennsylvania
A p. STONE, Ohio.
WM. VI. CHASE, Rhode Island,
}. Z. GOODRICH. Massachusetts.
GEO. RYE. Virginia,
A. r. HALL0WELL Maine
r.. =. LELAND. Illinois,
CHAS. DlCkEY, Aieh gan,
III. ". F0GG New Hampshire.
A. J. STEVENS Iowa.
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
y. BRAINARD, Vermont,
IS GR0SE. Indiana
NYMAN SPOONER, Wisconsin
G. NJ. X. PAULIs0N, New Jersey.
b. WILLIAMS. Delaware,
] q. FEE. Kentucky,
JAMES REDPATIT, Missouri
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Dist. 81 Columbia
National Committee
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ABEL LEoSAED, HORACE EVERETT
LEONARD a. EVERETT.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN REAL

t0UNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa buy and sell Ex-
~ change, Currency, Land and Land Warrants.
Locate land warrants for non-residen.s on selected
lands.
Pay taxes, investigate titles, and give their at
tention TO all matters pertain ing to n Real Estate
Agency in the Council Bluffs Sioux City Land
Office districts.
Money received on deposit e and interest allowed
Particular attention given to the investment OF
money landed securities.
Refer to Chubb Brothers, Barrow & Co., and Dr.
VIM. Keith, Davenport Hon. Lincoln Clark, Du-
buque; Charles Parsons, Keokuk; Lucas & ST.
m0nds, St Louis; w S. Gilman, ~ "; j, Whit
ney Co., Boston cadwallader Wallis, Esq, Chilli
Gothic, Ohio; Tartt, Stewart Co., Mobile.
apr23-d
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DIED.

III Denmark on thu 18th, MIR, John liornby, IN his
roth year. lie was one OF the first settlers of that
village.
In West Point On the l6th, al the residence Of h r
mother, much loved and deeply lamented, Miss Ro
mania Blaor, ia Ter 18th year.
LObituary notices Of the above We would publish
with pleasure did spac2 render il p.sslblc.-Ens
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Al GIxsb< NOTICE.
Great sale Il
French China,

- ii T. VI y y " J. y > ,
And other Rich Goods at Auction.
COMMENCING Tuesday Evening. April 29th, AT
~ 7 clock. aud continued Wednesday after
noon al o'elnck. at City Auction Rooms, Main ST,
between III and 18th.
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment OF
God Bana aud Decorated Dinner, Desert, Tea and
Breakfast sets, latest styles.
Also, the richest assortment If fancy china ever
offered ia his city. viz vase, coIognes card bas-
kets motto cups. hsures, inkstAnds, together with
almost every article in the china iine.
Bohemian and French crystal glass, decanters.
gobets, tumblers, wine glasses, card receivers,
fruit boWls, suga.s, H..
Also, an invoice of plated casters, wax dolls with
moving eyes, tog ther with large assortment II
other rich fancy goods
Thi. plendid stock If rich good Will b found
to beof the desirable ana bast styles. Partir-
ular attention IS Their fore nyit 10 thls large pre-
emp,ory sale, which embraces large Assortment Of
valuable goods
20 Positive ord rs has, hscu received. to sell
the entire importation without any reserve.
L. Ladies especially are invited % attend.
tfoods viii be open ia tn afternoon previous to
sale.
Terms cash MILL. { Co.. Auctioneers.
apr AA-dtf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned having obtained tho exclusive
control Of the right for
PAGES PATENT
Circular Saw Mill for the entire west would eau
ton purchasers of circular saw mills to beware Of
all worthless countrfets that are being ra!med off
on on the pubiie under the reputation acquired by
fhge mil ~ well as those that made and sold
By parties who have no right to buiId or sell them
we hereby notify those who buy from such par
ties that we will hold them accountable for oil in
Engagements on our right.
Msssfs, p Z. Vail Co.. Keoknk, Iowa, have
purchased from us q shop right and are authorized
TO furnish said mills 10 those wanting them in the
territory. ROLLIN CLARK
kINusLANDs d FURGUSON,
apr24 -d6twtf 81 Louis Mo
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4 earn,
AT
M. y. EmEich's.

Northwest corner Of Johnson and Third streets,
WILL be found one Of tue finest stocks Of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in this city.
II comprises all the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies, Gentlemen + and Children wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks, bareges, de iaines challices,
tissues, lawns, briliants robes, cloths cassimeres,
testings &e., is full and complete Families will
find embraced in this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lace ard Swiss Drapcry curtains,
Fig. and plain Ia oil prints,
Lancaster and Aliandale quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for close profits, we re-
specially solicit a share of public patronage.
1--WE HUNDRED bbis winter apples For saieat
J. decl4 HUSTON. HAWKINS 4 HUsTONts.
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CINCINNATI AND kEOKAg X,
Expre5S Packet.

rTuE good Steamboat CUMBERLAND
4 VALLEY, II. Il. Collins, MASTER .fs1. y
having been purchased By citizens Of
hcokuk expressly FOR the Cincinnati trade VIII
hereafter run egu!arly between the above port.
Particular attention viii be given 10 Inc lumber
trade. All order viii IL promptly attended 70.
The patronage Of heokuk business men solicited.
For freight OF passage apply on board. or TO
j. X. C0PELIN,
apr50-d3m Ieyea
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Republican eongrcssTonai Conyen-
lion

IAe Republicans 81 the First Congressional Ds-
trlot u Iowa, requested 10 meet in Convention
u 0uumwa Wapelo county. the first Thursday,
the 9Th day, Of jane next for the purpose Of
mating candidate for Congress for said ID strict.
AMI 70 attend ~ such other business ms may come
bsfore it. VIZ recommend that the several counties
appoint twice the number Of delegates to the said
Convention rs they have members iii the State Legs
lature.
WM LESLIE,
J r. NEEDHAM.
sAM'L MCFARLAND,
I0UDON MULLER
+ w SHERMAN.
Committee.
Republican papers please copy.
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EEtoN rsarl.HxGS.

yTERANDERs, Bank Vaults, Jail Work, Iron
Doors and shutters Specimen Book Of Rail
ings sent by mail, L. +. BAKER,
apr2g-dGw2w 275 Fifth-st, Cincinnati. o.
+ NON. FOkD's HISTORY or ILLINOIS From
~ the commencement State in 1878 TO 1917,
containing fun account Of the Black Hawk War
the rise. progress and fall If MormoniSm, the Al
TN aud Loyejoy riots, and other important and in
teresting events, at r. t. oGDEN'S.
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A message from Erie says a mob are de-
stroying the Constitution Printing Office,
ana threatening to destroy the houses of the
railroad men. The mob originated, it is
said, in street fight between young Walker
and Cochran.
The investigation in the matter of forged
land warrants has already discovered an
amount covering Il 900 acres.
The Washington correspondent of the n.
Y Herald says that Col. Benton will decline
the nomination for Governor of Missouri.
Reuben Davis, Superintendent Of the ex-
tensive iron foundry Mt Waltham, has alb
seconded, having committed forgeries on Bos-
ton and New York merchants and been en-
gagged in other swindling operations to the
amount in oil Of some $4,000.
The Maysvlle and Lexington Railroad,
with all It's APPENDICES, was sold lately for
S5ol 700 10 the agent Of the first mortgage
bond holders.
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ron SALE,


4 full lots 81 street
, lots 20xSO on 81 street
2 lots 2Vx70 on Sd street,
2 lots johnson, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
lot On Johnson, l0xl00. between I'd and Attn
go, Oh johnson, 20x40 between Second and 3d
lot on 80 between Main and johnson, 2exJ0.
4 lots on let 20x1j.
lot on Bank, between "a and Ri.
2 lots with brick house, Eighth and Bank
streets.
A house and lot Pin street
] houses and lots
! lot on Main street.
. lots 10th street.
3 lots on franklin street,
j o acres Of land near the city
. lots on 9th street. with a small house.
= lots End street
Apply 10 SMITH a NAAhICkLEN,
GToBE Fox hEAT--3 stories with cellar, il
- Burrows Block possession given Immediately.
Ii can be had for Two years. Apply to
SMITH q NANSfCkLEN.
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F0r ihe Uatt MY.
Eds. 0ArI CtTT - yesterday morning the
house 81 Mr Fike. residing two miles north
Of Bloomfield. took FIRE and was totally de-
strored, with almost all his household furni
fure. The housewas new and good, and the
loss TO MIR. Fike will be from 81 200 to
81 800. The ERE was communicated from
the cooking stove fue. II.
Bloomfel d, Iowa, April Is, 1856.
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CUTTINGS PATENT AMHROTYpES.
fHHEsE pictures es,fn.~s
L ahead If any thing sx7x = LVW<~ss1
ever before made. The Ef ~ Ssat3k IN lfE.e
subscriber would call NN4gst.rGz1Sv
the attention of those &ShRe HeS~YS2t 6D8V
wishing TO get pic
tnre that VIII never fade change in the least t.
the superiority Of Cuttings Ambroiypes. BE par
ticulaT, if IN want of one If these TO call ut the
AMBRorYPE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
warranted to give entire satisfaction aud guar
anted TO equal any in the western country. He has
got the largest ana finest Gallery between ST. Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light, which
other Gallery in this city has. He has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokuk and Lee county III
other pictures protesting TO be the counter
feits, and an imposition on the public. They
but worthless limitations of the genuine AInbrotype,
gotten up TO deceive the public. The Amhrotype
will keep in water well upon the parlor table
They may also be set III tomb stones, and remain
unimp paired for ages
Es- Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
50 IA taking pictures glass not patented to suit
those who wish TO travel. lie has also large
stock Of chemicals on hand and collodeon at the FIN
est quality, and ready for use.
Gallery No. 3, Third-st, keokuk. Iowa.
apr35-dn EMERSON, Artist.
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New Wholesale Dry Goods House
sNNES a. CO..

HINES a. CO.,
Importers and Jobbers Of
Dry Goods and Yankee Notions.
49, Main Street, between 9th and 9th, keokuk.
4 RE receiving a large and we'll selected
/ \ stock If spring Dry Goods, comprising the
usual variety Old in this market all new and Of the
lat st styles which they offer TO the trade at nm
precedenetly lov prices for ca o. approved tune
paper. alrsOwif
Norcross' Patent Circular
SAW MiIsE.
rINIIE unders gned having Obtained the exclusive
i control # the right for n q Sorcrpss' Circu-
lar Saw Mill for the Western States would caution
purchasers Of circular mills, that have sold
/. Wickcrsham s son the exclusive right of manu-.
featuring said mill in the city Of keokuk and Vi
entity ana sale Of the same in the States Of iJwa
Illinois ard NJ ise0uri, LEE q Lea TIT.
Cincinnati, April 2Sth, 1856.
The above mill having proved superior to ans
other now in use, would request parties about
purchasing Circular Saw Mills q examine these.
Ne feel confident that they possess advantages o. CT
al now manufactured
apr90-d6tw6m T. WICKERsHAM SoN.
ICE. fCE!!
Tee promptly delivered daily, IN any part of be
/ town, in any quantityto suit customer.
apr30-d j. A. RALST0N co,
L'RENCH CANDIES - We have just reccis ed
l. from New York, large assortment # fine
French Candle Cali and get some st
apr20d CREIGHTON q DINNERS.
! lust RECEIVED at Crei ghton 4 ohmer :, a large
- lot ~ choice Cigar, such VIII not fail e
please all who viii cali and try them.
4 Ii III III REMEMBERED thar fee Cream is
IL cling fast at Cre CLIFTON dinners, johnson
street.
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r0H SALE.

o acres Of timber land four miles from the city.
Gao acres Of land within three miles Of the city
30 acres, TO acres under cultivation, Camar-
e. A liberal credit viii be given.
2Gs acres, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from the city Terms ehsy.
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN. .