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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
SUPERIOR TEAS


In Boxes. Of 6 and 70 pounds, and in Nets
Packages, of !, J, !, ., & Pounds, for sale
i;l-E133 33 33.;,S;I12S & Co.,
(oEIsIrIL INVENTORS OF THI METALLIC !
FAcK.)
Wholesale Dealers in Teas Only, ~ w, [
OF Market { Ninth Sts., Philsdelphia.
Teas in Metallic Packs put up in Half CHI
containing a variety OF both Black and u
TO suit buyers.
Printed List OF Prices, Terms, &c, iurni
Ly mail 10 all who order them.
All Teas warranted to please, or no sale.
One and the same price ana terms to all
one only.
Half Chests Of Black contain about 35 20
and of Green, about so pounds each.
March |, ls50.-3tp
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

Esg- The side walk, are in a shocking con.
dtion The streets are not mach better. II
half the coal ashes piled in the street were
scattered along the icy paths there would he
more safety to pedestrians and far less dar-
ger Of carriages and sleghs being overturned.
The embankment is half blocked up by logs,
and the lock bridge has been minus guard
rail for more than month. When some
ones legs or neck are broken, the authorities
will wake un.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

RIor PErwEEs AMERICAN AND GREEK SAIL
oRs At CARDIFF.-Among the numerous YES
sells at present lying in the Butte Docks,
Cardiff. are some sailing under the American
flag, and manned by Yankee crews, and
others manned by Greek seamen. A mis-
understanding having arisen between some
men Of the two parties. it was taken up by
their companions and countrymen on either
side. The Greeks had located themselves
inside the Liverpool Tavern, when the Amer
leans, whose numbers were much greater,
drew up in force on the outside Of the en-
trance door, making use, the while, OF the
most violent threats.
A peace officer, seeing that o riot was
likely to ensue, collected all the constabes
he could find in the neighborhood, and at
tempted to disperse the crowd, which had
grown 10 the number of some 1000 persons.
The Americans defed the police, saying they
were strong enough to clear the town, aud
would DO SO if interfered with. One man
10 the crowd swore he would rip the officer
up. The Greeks, meanwhile. drew them.
selves up in a compact body on the staircase
of the house, each man having his long knife
grasped firmly by the ht, awaiting an at
tack The Greeks made no attempt TO come
into the street and the Americans at length
rushed in upon them with savage yell A
fearful conflict ensued. One or two of the
combatants were stabbed, and had to be car
ried of; several others received severe
wounds from kicks blows, &c. The police
we're unAble to do more than protect tho
Greeks to the best Of their power, until {
strong reinforcement arriving, they succeed
ed IN aIresting several of the ringleaders, anC
finally in clearing the street.-London Ne~s
FEB. 4.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

sST Tue AMERICAN NATIONAL CoSvEsTIos
has nominated MiLLARD FILLMORE OF New
York, for President, and ANDREW JACKSON
poSELsoS of Tennessee, for Vice President
Mr.. Fillmore seems to have deserted the
wings who raised him TO the vice presidency
III ls4s. How will they bear this great i'll,
gratitude Mr.. Donelson. if We mistake not
is the nephew and adopted child Of Andrew
jackson. He too has fallen from The faitl
Of his ancestors AS editor of the Washing
ton Union he was violent opponent Of Mr.
Fillmores administration. This team vii
scsrceiy travel well together
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

CANALS IN CALroRSIA.-There are now
in California 4595 miles Of canal, valued at nt
s az All 'TCO. showing an increase Of 1929
miles, valued at s4,O47,7Oo during the last
wear. In addition to which liz canals and
bitches have been commenced, and will
probably be completed within the next year
Amongst them is the Sierra Nevada Noun,
tain CanaI-an immense work-ten feet al
the bottom, fourteen at the top, and des igned
with branches to extend over about l5t
miles. There are SO quartz mills in opera
ton, crushing 222,O6O tons per annum, anc
realisng S4,0S2, 100.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

ga FIRE.-.The barn Of Mr.. Solomon
Dunklebcrger. in Cameron township, was dc.
stroyed by fire about l2 o'clock on Saturday
night last -Four fine horses, eight cows, and
several hogs perished in the flames, All the
hay and grain besides wagons, sleds, &c.
were consumed. The loss falls heavily upon
Mr.. Dunkleberger, as he had no insurance.
1t is supposed TO have been the work of al
incendiary, as no fire had been used about tic
barn for ten days previously.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
Market Su,ci ives, of Twentieth,
PHILADELPHIA.
S. Z. LACORY & co.

EXPORTERS Of and dealers in the v2riou
l. Foreign and domestic Marbles, Sta,uary & c.
have constantly on hand a large sud select aS
sortment Of Nantes, Tombs, Monument, Tati
Top, &C.. Of every description, not e1cellcd l.
any in the city for beauty, symmetry and inlsl
Cabinet Makers, Plumbers and Marble Gu
tiers, furnished at the shortest notice, with Ma
ble of every description and pattern, Wheth'
Foreign or Domestic, either finished in the S,a
or Block, on the most reasonable terms.
We respectfully invite attention to our sto'
on hand
March !, ls56.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
sTiLL LATER FROM Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New YoRK Feb. 24.--Thc steamship Asia.
fsorn Liverpool, with European dates to the
morning Of the 9th inst, has arrived.
TIE Asia brings presents from the British
Governments, consisting of plate, medals, c.,
for the officers and crew Of the Arctic Expe-
dition, under Dr. Kane.
The London Morning Advertised states, that
Sir Henry Bulwar has intimated that he
would like TO act as mediator between the
British Government and Mr. Buchanan.-
This movement is said to be at the desire Of
Lord Pamerston. An interview was to take
place at the American Embassy, when Sir
Henry Bulwcr would explain at length to Mr..
Buchanan the compromise he is prepared to
recommend.
In the House Of Commons, Lord Palmers-
ton, in answer to an Inquiry from Mr. Cob
den, said that the correspondence with the
American Government upon Central Ameri-
can affairs would, when completed, be laid
before Parliament.
Mr.. Bailie remarked that he would post
pone the motion, Of which lie had given no.
tice relative TO the enlistments in the United
States, until after the correspondence had
been made public.
Tho London Times Of Saturday morning
censures the course taken by both the Eng
lish and American Cabinets, in reference to
existing difficulties, and after remarking that
even Humanity, as we have shown, must have
its limits concludes as follows 1--WE are ms
desirous of peace as Mr.. Golden can be, but
we know that when nation becomes too
proud TO listen to reason, the only appeal is
To arms"
TEXT OF THE PROTOCOL.
The following is a translation OF the Pro-
toccl signed at Vienna:
In consequence Of the acceptance, By their
respective courts, Of the five propositions
contained in the document hereunto annexed,
under the title Of Draft Of Preliminaries,
the undersigned, after having paraphrased it
conformlb!y TO authorizations received TO
that effect, have agreed that their govern
,nents shall each nominate Pienipotentiaries,
who fern i ed with the full powers necessary
for proceeding to the signature Of formal pre-
iiminaries of peace, shall conclude an arm
stice aud dcfnitive treaty Of peace. The
said Plenipotentiaries will have to assemble
at Paris within the term Of three weeks, dating
from this day, or sooner if it can be. Done
at Vienna this lst day Of February, 1856
The five signatures
lsAM. CTurkey.)
BuoL Austria.)
IAMILToy SEYMOUR. iEHgland.)
BoURRuENEy, (Franc")
GoRTsCHAEoTP, Russia.
The Plenipotentiares Of the five powers
are vending their way towards Paris. Prus-
is not mentioned in the lfoniteur's official an.
rouucement OF the Powers about to treat
Sardinia is reported 10 be much dissatisfied
with the secondary part accorded TO her in
tho conference. The Porte has granted lib
era concessions to the Christians
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
,mnartan, from Mexico.

The steamer Texas, from Vera Cruz, has
arrived, with dates to the 22d, containing i'm
portant news.
On the nigh, Of the 18th inst the garrison
10 the citadel OF San Juan d'Uiloa pronoun-
eed in favor Of TamnFez. Some hring took
place on both sides, with slight losses, until
ihs 20th. when the castle vas surrendered 10
ihe city.
Puebls is still in possession Of Tamarez
Tho leaders in the ipsnrrsction in the Cas-
tls OF San Jasa d'UlIna have besn ccndemn-
ed 70 bs shot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
Cheap Fruit and Confection
RUBICAy1 s. SELLER

Wholesale Manufactures aud Dealers
uonary of all Kinds. No. ilS Nori
Street, below Race, PhiladelPl
UyHE attention of dealers is requ'
Il examination Of their stock, whi'
found equal to any in thlsSiIy' For
ofsll kinds in season.
N. B.-ordsIs BY Mail OF o,her~is
attended 10.
February 20, le56.--3me
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0ge Markcts.
Philadelphia Market.

February 81, 1856.
GRAiN.--Wheat-prices are entirely nomj-
nal-S l5Oal 60 is offered for good red Rye
Is heid at S 06, without sales. Corn is dnil
6o cts. is the asking prce for new yellow
with sales OF 1000 bushels. Oats are in limi'
ted request at 39a40c per bu.
Mhlskey continues dull-bbls. at 2oc. and
hhds. at 21c. w. ''''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

Eg If the gentleman who borrowed 81
Yeates. 9th Wharton and sth Sar & Rawle
some months ago from an Office in this place.
will return them TO the owner, it will much
obliCe him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

A pvrson having the misfortune to admit
into his house as a lodger. an individual OF
bad reputation, named Bell, turned him out
the other day with the remark, that he would
never keep bell in his house that wanted
hanging"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
PLATFORM SCALES

& kF every description, suitable for Rail Roads,
" &c, for weighing Hav, Coal, Ore and
MERCHANDISE generally. Purchasers run no risk,
every scale is Guaranteed Correct, and II, after
tyial, not found satisfactory, can be returned
without charge.
tF~ Factory at he O'J stand. established for
more tlan twenty years, corner Of NINTH aud
Melon Stress, PhiadelIhia.
ABBOTT & co.
Nnrrh l. iRaG.-- 2m c
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
7 H E A MERICAN.
SUNBURY.
SATURDAY, MARCH /, 1856.
Il. B. MAssBR, Editor and Proprietor

To ADVERTISERS The circulation Of the sunbury
American ariong the different towns the susquehannt
is exceeded equnled By any paper pulssdin in Nort
ern Pennsyyan,u.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

IS' More snow came down nearly all day,
Wednesday. The slrighiug had become very
bad, and this came very orportuncly for those
who are not yet tired of that kind Of fun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
Dissolution Of Par+norshi,

oI''OIuVIoH OF Partnership.
% olICE Is hereby given that tho Partner.
~ ship existing between the UNDERSIGNED wa.
IissoI'ed by mutual consent on the first day Of
fehIuary, 1858. The books Of The firm viii 10
Iei' IN the hands Of Dr.. &. $. Robins for col,ec.
oon' III! the ii',t DAY of April neat. All those
knowing themselves to he indebted to the firm.
are requested TO make immediate payncut.
o'h-r"ns they viii bc lcf, in the hands of
Justice ior collection.
Dr.. G. 5. ROBINS,
DR.. J. J. JOHN.
Shanokin, March !, ls5e.-3t
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SUNBuRY PRICE CURRENT,
New Advertisements.


10 the Electors Of the Borough of Sm.Bry
FELLOW CIrizEss:-l beg leave to offer INV
sell as Candidate for the Office of
JUSTICE oFTHE PEACE,
II, Tie ensuing election, Should it be YOUR good
pleasure to elect me, | shu endeayor to dis
,harSe the duties that will devol,e upon me
with fidelity aud impartiality.
ISAAC ". TENEH.
March |, ls5G.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

10 A miner named Talford was SO severe
ly crushed BY fall of slate in the mines at
Trevorton, on Thur.day, that he died in .
few hours
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

II you are afflicted with any complaint
which requires Purgative Medicine, try
Ayers New PiHs--they are worth trying
Concord Mercury N. C.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
New Wall Paper Warehous
BURTON g. LANIr

Manufactures and Importers, No. u
Street, second door above Sixth fhiiaue
WHERE may he found the largest al
soonest assortment in she City
Purchasers from the country VIII u
thei, advantage to call at our store, VT
will be suited with a superior aTlleh
lowest prices. BIhl VIZ " 80 80
No. Ia Arch Street, above slI'h'
February 2S, ls56.-3m
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M a r r I 4 G. E S

- On the 18th ult, by the Rev. d. Stcck
zen; DANIEL LAEER, Of Pottsville, to ANN.
H.. daughter Of DR.. Robins, Of Minersyille
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
MURPHY & kOONS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FISH CHEESE & PROVRsaS

No. A North WHARyES, below Race 5
Philadelphia.
Keep constantly on hand large assor
of FISH, CHEESE & PROVISIONS
they are prepared 10 dispose OF at the
Market rates. Orders promptly executed
March |, le56.-3m
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FOR SALE

! 4 Second hand BUGGY-cheap. Arply.
to CHARLES PLEASANTS.
SunhuI, March |, lSiG.- It
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NANTED.

IMMEDIATELY three industrious
L learn ths Millinery business. Enqu
Millner Store Of ,.s.
sunbuy, February as, ls56.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01

Reform those things iu yourself that you
blame in others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
EDITORIAL RRESPoNDESCE.
UNITED STATES HorEL.
Philadelphia Feb. 26, 1855.

In my last letter referred to the gloomy
prospects that hung over the destinies Of the
Sudbury and Erie railroad. This gloom
seemed to pervade all classes, and the deep
est regret was expressed by all who spoke on
the subject. 1t was not to be expected that
things would long remain in this condition.
A change Of some kind was inevitable, and
fortunately it turned out to be change Of
the most gratifying character. The board of
directors. elected about ten days since, retired
in order to secure board that would harmo-
Mise and command the confidence of the COM
munity.
The company is now recognized, with
Samuel V. Merrick as President. There is
but one opinion in regard TO Mr.. Merricks'
appointment, and that is, that no better man
could have been selected This sentiment is
almost unanimous in this city. Among the
members of the board will be found some Of
the best and most influential citizens Of Phil
adelphia. The board is now composed Of the
following named pcrsons:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-01
sUNBURy AND ERIE RAILROAD-fNTER
EsriNG CORREsPoNDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. u. 1856


To .San,'i Y. Merrick, Esg.-Dear Sir -
We hove learned that the Presidency Of the
Sudbury aud Erie Railroad Company has
been rendered to you under such circumstan-
ces as render il reasonably certain that your
character and ability may conduct that enter.
prise to successful completion.
We are sensible that such a position can
not present any peculiar attractions, but that
any favorable consideration you may give to
the application would have its origin in high
sense OF public duty.
There are occasions when purely personal
motives ought properly 10 yield to public
claims, aud in the exigency which calls calls
for an efficient and tried man to administer
the affairs of the important work above NAM
cd we may well address ourselves TO you to
assume the Presidency.
Your perfect organization aud successful
administration Of the affairs Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, are so well remem.
bered by our fellow citizens, that we are sure
the whole community would hail with plea.
sure your acceptance of the profiered trust.
We feel confident that you can organize an
administration, and adopt financial and other
plans which will ut once place the Sunbury
and. Erie Railroad in lis proper attitude be-
Zoe the people, and ensure such aid from pub
lie and private sources as will realize un ear
ly completion OF a work that must open for
the trade of our city one of the richest agri-
cultural and mineral districts ofthe State.
On behalf of the great interests involved,
we call ON you to accept the office.
| We are, very truly and respectfully, yours,
Jno Grigg G II Fisher
| Thomas Robins, Thos L Lea,
| William + Bowen, S a Mercer,
/ Isaac r Davis, Fraley,
! Align Bo5ers, S Boxer,
! A Bore, S + Smith,
| Fredk Lcnng, G II Rogers,
James { Hand, Jos Patterson.
! 4 J Lewis, John Furnum.
Morris |. lIullowcll j. Richardson,
Thos Allibone.
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NO. 1877.
SANDERS, ECOFIELp g. CO
FURNITURE wARE.w n 40 Ne

Nam MAI street, bet. 18th 9Th Sfs., KEOKrK iowa
'lNhE undersigned have now in
L th,er W Ware- Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
assortment ef all kinds Of Furniture eubrn
eng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; Ane
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Gard
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs Roelin.
chars - every description from plain wooden
seat, 10 thc hncst hair cloth stuffed seal nain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedseads of The latest ss,les
Lounges, DC.
Looking diassss Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetins..
hoor and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths.
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimming
window shades and trimmings, and every other ar,i-
Gle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part Of our stock was made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from mannfaotores Of
high standing, so that we warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Our object is to establish a permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle and a.
An ndncemrnt to persons to purchase of Us, We are
resolved to sell AT the lowest 81. Isouis prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere We will always take pleasure in showing
furniture to Ladies and Gcntlemer who call on rs,
whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not.
SANDERS, SC0FIELD 4 CO.
Nav % lgb6 6.--dtwff
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1853

u EdULAR Keokuk and ST. Louis Packets. This
IL old and popular line Of Steamers viii run two
daily lines of steamers between keokuk and st. Lou
during the present season. The lines are compos
ed of the following staunch and speedy boats
Westernsr, johnson, Master.
Keoksk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, tpew boatJ
One of which will leave Kcokuk daily, At 9
oelock y, Quincy ate 4 4, aud arrive mt St. Louis
nc yt morning, ~ s o. clock.
Express Mail Line--Ths Fam Gaiy, HeasRh,
Master, viii leave ke0ksk daily, at PM, tdinner
on board and connect at Quincy at ", With the
81 Louis Packets
Jeannis Deans, Burke, Master,
DieVernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive At st, Louis cxt morning at o'clock.
These lines composed ~ boats whose names
alone arc sufficient guarantee of their speed and
commodation. feb2satf
Ak- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat at r. ~. and connect at Quincy With connect
ing train On n c. Railroad for Chicago and the
east, can take the Burlington boat Monirose al
~. and connect At Burlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad foi
Chicago and the east
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XNHoLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis, Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that We have
engaged in the above business having all the fAci-
tiles for purchasing our stock directly vi the manu-
facturers at the lowest figures. II our obec, and
determination To build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making our prices so law thai be less,
and terms and discounts rs liberal a. any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplSd
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quincy In Gabesburg.
CONNECTIONS:

NOKFHEkNChoSo RAILROAD,
ERoa
Quincy In ssaloshurg.
CONNECTIONS:
A T TGalcsburg with The tbicsgo aud Darlington,
n and Peoria and 01uawa Railroad. for Bur
linston. Peoria, yanet, NJ adota Junction and Chi
cago
At wyanett and Pond creek with Chicago and
Rock Island. aud Bureau alley ksiirosds for Rock
Island, Iowa City, Lasa!le, SC.
At Mendrta with Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City Ga,ena, Dunl.ith. Dubuque, st. Paul,
and other river towns; bennington, Springfield,
Decatur, Psns. Ac.
A. Junction with O aiena and Chicago Union Rail-
rosd for Eigin, Belvidcre, Bcloit, Madison, Free
port, 4e-
At Chicago With the grea, Eastern and North
ern iines, for Milwaukee Frnd du Lac g.. Detroit
Tolcdo, Cleveland, Pittsburs n, Wheeliag itimore
Philadelphia Indianapoiir Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge,
Albany, Springfield. Boston and cities and towns
generally throughout th. east.
TWO TRAINS DAlLi, husdays excepted, be-
tween Quincy and Chicago. On and after the ith
inst, until further notice, Trains will follows:
| !. Chicago Efpress-Leaves Quincy at As A. NJ,
arrives mt 0alesburgh ai o.5b A. n, at wyaneti
l2i5P. r., ~ MendotA ut las r. ~, at function
4l5r. H., At Chicago6r ~.
2. Chicago Exprrss-L<a wee Quincy 3 20 =. ~, ar
Yives MT Gaicsburg s.50p.N., Mt Wyane III 20 r. II
At Mendoza 1875 A. ~. II Junction 3.lgA. NJ, .,
Chicago 5.33A Az.
3. Quincy Exprcss-I.eavss Chisagos s5 A y. /. ar
rivcs At Galeaburg 5.la ?. ~, and st Quincy ILL
Pm.
A. Quincy Express-Leases Chicago 80 =. ~, ar
riyes At Gslcshurg 4.s5 NJ, and NJ Quincy at l04s
An.
Trains run into and leave from Onion Depot,
Chcago
{! BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
/ Passengers leaving Quincy in the morning train
will arrive at Rock Island, Peoria Galeia, nupicith
Dubuque Aad Chicago sans evening" making sur
| connections at Chicago with trains east.
4 I.,ay yinv In tn tta frntp nr
| rive at the above points la the morning, MAXIM
sure connections at Chicag with train north, cas-
and snath.
Daily Boat of the NJ Minnesota Packet Co, leave
DuaIeii b for ST. Paul etc.
particulars and further information. please ap
ply at the conpapys Office, Main street between III
LscIede House and Western Stage Olco keokuk
where Through Tickets TO all principal places b
procured. Through Tickets also be had pu boar
the Steamers Of the II. Louis Keokuk Packet Co,
| AK for tickets via Northern Cross Eailread.
va. BILLIONS, zen. sup't
s. NJ. BUkNHAM, Zen. Ticket Ag,
j. X. TrwksGrRr, Agent, ksokuk.
! jane 25d4w
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HOWE,A IMPROVED PATENT
TuItls pRf1MEE

"E are proprietors of tho above patent for the
w State Of Iowa, and prepared to contract
for the erection of Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length VI span. from so feet 300 feet In any
part Of the State As the above bridges have been
adopted ON most Of the Railroads In the United
States we deem comment To their strength, dura-
bility and cheapness, unnecessary. All communica-
tions on the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMERS BYINGT0N,
feb2Sd6m Dayenport Iowa.
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THE DIG HONT,

4 we wish to maxi room far suF new stock TO ar
~ rive the first boat. will dispose Of the re-
mandcr of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost y
We will be glad TO zee all who wish bargains In
Boots and Shoes. I. ELLIOTT co.
fnoh22l