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j. II. DURHAM. II. T. puSHAM
J. H. DUNBAR 6 Co.,
Splendid New Paper hangings.
Fl. w. AMDRESS & Co.

IMPORTERS OF English, French and
L American WALL Paper. &C., &c, G, Ran
dolph street, Chicago Ill. Orders by mail will be
ted with the same attention and promptness though
parties purchasing in person, and by course OF
straightforward dealing, hope to merit very LIBERAL
share of patronage.
stg Country Merchants, booksellers, Druggists and
others who deal in Wall Papers, will consult their inter-
by calling upon before sending orders East buy
ing elsewhere. may2Sy.
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NEW lORA ClOwn,Ne. EmpoNgyf

y The undersigned has now opened his and we'll
selected stock consisting of Clothing, Hats Caps and
general assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods whole
sale and Retail He also takes this method of Informing
the citizens Of burlington and vicinity that his stock
Clothing which cannot be surpassed in style and quaint
ty being manufactured under his supervision, his
Wholesale House In New York Is offered at EASTERN
PRICES, and Is receiving and will continue
the most Fashionable Sock OF Clothing offered
in this market l. ELkUS.
jefferson Street. north side at the old Alfred
Clark, and I04 VIM ST., New York up stairs;
oct2 l. ELKUS, New York.
:. ELKCs, Burlington, Iowa
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A NOVEL WEDDING.-Some weeks ago stran
ger came into Our office and requested us to pub
fish in substance the following incidents, which
we neglected from time to time, confidant that
the story was too good ever to grow old:
On Sunday, Dec. Goth, Mr.. SAMUEL STILLloN
and Miss ELIZABETH LoNGERBEAM were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony, by the Rev.
Mr.. SWIM, all of Cedar Co. -.F ..... ..
1t seems that the license was obtained in
johnson Co., and the clergyman could not con-
scientiously perform the ceremony in sold Ce-
dar" So that after reaching the reverend gem
tlemans residence the happy pair just oscillating
on the brink of bliss, had to be tanIalized by II
still further procrastination, but their love was
too ardent to be qucnched by cold or snow, and
the whole party, maids groom and clergyman,
embarked in couple of jumpers for the terrific
ry of johnson, which must have seemed to them
good deal like the promised Land"
Arriving at last in a convenient, though ire
mendous snow-dritt, which was known to be
upon 'Frec-Soil," the exultant couple arose and
were pronounced "Man and Wife," while the
bleak prairie winds alone echoed the solemn
amen of the ceremony.
They then faced about, met with the rather
serious mishap of breaking one of their vehicles,
Just enough to compel the unfortunate bride
groom to exercise his legs in locomotion for sew
eral miles, but finally reached snug quarters,
where we doubt not, the golden hucs of the
''Honey-moon" soon oblteratcd the desoiatc re-
mnscences of this marriage on an open prairie
in the DEPTH Of acinter, and in most inhospita-
bic snowdrift.-[ Iowa Republican.
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Gun BeifiTas and EhanE Leather. ye
" ASoEHsa ALRTyAL Of Gum Betting and whaag
Lsatt az reduced prices, just received and for sale by
decss g LAUMAN & BRO,
tGassiie cepy.I Jefferson, Water street.
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RAILROADS.
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
La @ ~
RkII-RO ED iSNEy

{Cicddo Burlington tE Quincy CenrdL Military Tract
and Peoria Il O4ud1cka Rail RoGfs) m
rs now completed and Trains run the entire distance
/ from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO without
change OF cars. '''
The most direct route to Chicago, Ne,o York Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, and at other Important points East.
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
1..-ssay Express,..I hr0UgI,.7 $50. A. M.
Arriving at Chicago the evening, passing through
Monmouth, Gaesburg, Princeton and connecting at Men
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road, to LA Sale
bloomington Springfield, Decatur, Jacksonville and Ma
ples also with Galena and Dunleh.
2.--Express Through, 1870. Il. NJ.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
St. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads in close connection
avoiding all laying over at any of the points.
This road at Chicago with the Michigan South.
Roads, and with all the Roads leading to the Atlantis
Cities, Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania: -,.
Passengers tearing Burlington at 80. p. NJ, reach
hours
By this route passengers will reach the interior portion
of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with fewer changes
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence TO all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and NJ
charge for handling at any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route be purchased
at the Ra il Road Office in Burlington. ,
c. G. HAMMOND, Super inendent.
r. HOsFORD, Tickle, Agent, darlington. [may II. bp
1855. Summer Arrangements. 1856
81 - ls ss5 1880 80 ':I
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WHAT VIRGINIANs THINK OF THE UNION
One evening last week, Senator Butler, of South
| Carolina, received complimentary dinner at
Richmond, Va, and among the guests was the
garrulous Gov. Wise. OF course so good an OPP
portunity to give an airing to his peculiar scntl-
mems on public matters was not to be permitted
to pass unimproved. Some of his remarks are
given below:
THAT there was no danger Of a foreign aear.
The Sound Dues he said, was hambMg and
the Nicaraguan question woald not result in war,
if our government acted firmly. He apprehend-
ed no danger of Louis Napoeon's stimulating
Great Britain to war with the United States, and
he would give her no material aid if war did en-
sue. He then in a most serious manner stated
that there was danger of war-not toreagn-but
| at home. He then advertcd to the aspect of our
public affairs, and the relations between the
Northern and Southern States-the repeated ag-
gressions of the North upon the South under the
most aggravated circumstanccs-thc feeling OF
hostility growing up between the two sections,
and that, unless these aggressons ceased, and a
better feeling of fraternity restored, the re-
suit must be dsunion and civil war"
The Lieut.. Governor likewise improved the
opportunity to declare that he, too, was about
ready for THAT last decisive step against North
ernaggresson-the rupture Of the Union!'-
Hon. James Garland and ex-Lieut. Leake, and,
indeed, the guests generally, gave similar ex-
pressons of their patriotic feelings.
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THE TABLES TURNED ON TIE BLooMERs.-The
Paris correspondent of the Boston Atlas fur
nishes the following piece of important news:
"Herc everything is becoming more and more
topsy-turvy. Ladies are dressing like men, and
the latter parade the town, buried to the ears
(when there is the least fall of the thcrmo-
meter) in huge cashmere shawls, or in summer,
closely yelled, and winter and summer with their
hair parted in the middle, and curled la Sepigne.
have detected lace on the cuffs of good
many shirts, and at parties gentlemen have quite
as many diamonds as ladies. l say nothing OF
fine handkercheis and perfums, nor of the gold
and silver embroidery Of State occasions. These
metamorphoses making such progress, a
French writer says, sit will not be long before
the bride shall be obliged to offer to her young
husband corbeIie de marriage, which shall be
flied with gentleman's embroideries, lace and
cashmere"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

, Most tailoss leave The world in fits though
their customers rsre., do.
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ARE THE EgrIr TRlEs REp?-While
many of our exchanges contend that the fruit
trees are injured by the cold weather, the Pitts
burg pa. Gazette says: We have inquired OF
practical and experienced fruit growers in this
region as TO their opinion as TO the effect of the
cold weather upon peaches and other tender fruit,
and they are unanimous thar there is no injury
so far, and that unless the buds are killed by
Spring frosss, after the heat has expanded them,
we shall have good crop. Dry cold weather
does not injare the buds or trees here. 1t is the
sudden changes in the spring, when the sap be-
gins to flow.
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Grotes History of Greece
Daguerreotvpes by TIL. Nurse

IN IL vols. An ample and detailed narrative an
the uosi complete GreciaI History ever Published 70
sale by tdec 2s5 c. NJ. WILCOX l. CO.
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C. S. DOL E & Co.,

JRHN r.. MILLS IL Co..
q JOBBER.S in Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
No So, South Water street, Chicago, Ill. janl
, n MILLS s 4, SMITH r. CuAFFEg, r. A. D. MILLS.
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So hours bet,ccen Chicago and Ne,o York.
via
fo,I Rai1,rays, to Bug,io 4Naay, Neac YORK Paiia-
0etphi0 and Boston. The OHly direct route anil so
miles to Niagara Fa1ls, % miles nearer to
Ne'o York and Boston, Htaa by any OTHER route.
Five Daiiy Trains Leaves Chicago:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
cinnati at p. NJ; connects at Indi-
CID a.. NJ. danapolis with trains for Dayton Co
!mnbus, Evansville, Wheeling, Pitts
lburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
MAIL; Supper at Detroit, breakfast
at Rochester or Horrellsvllc next
$50 a. morning, supper in New York or lodge
in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia r6d
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in N
7.45 York at P. NJ. next evening or
Boston II at night. Arrive in Phila-
dephia, eia Emira, at 10 z. NJ
AFTERNOON EXPRESS Arrives in
400 p. m. New York alto a. NJ. second day, or
Boston at P. NJ. Philadelphia at 1889
second morning.
9O0p. m. NIGHT EXPRESS Connects next morn
ing at Detroit with North shore line of
steamers. --1
Through without landing in time for $50 A. NJ En-
press for New York and Boston Also with Steamers for
Sanusky, making direct railroad connection to all points
IN Ohio and Pennsylvania Also connects direct through
by Railroad to New York and Boston.
$50 and '45 4. H. Trains connect at Detroit
aci steamers for CLcrelaRd drr;ring nert moraiag IN
time for all trains Through ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights is
this 900 p NJ only one train Sunday at geo
p. NJ. No. 400 p. NJ. Train saturday.
900 p. H. Train connects aciM trains on Nt1o 1bdny
aud S!lem CiRcinmai, Columbus and Pittsburgh
RdHrOdd.
FAILS, BUFFALO, ALBANY DC NEW YORK.
10y" Through tickets be found the different
Railroad Offices in the West and South Also the Of
fees in Chicago, corner OF Lake ard Dcaron sts oppo
site the fremont, and at the Depot foot of Water
street +. \. RICE, Sup't.
aug 2-12mos
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

THE WEATHER IN CALIEoRNIA.-We clip the
following paragraph from the San francisco Sun
of the 5th utimo:
'The weather during the last six days has been
the most delightful it is possible 10 conceive
clear pure, and balmy, with a degree OF cold
Just sufficient to make men move with quick
and vigorous step. The thermometer for several
mornings last week stood as low as IS degrees
above zero, being four degrees below the treez-
ing point. Ice formed to the thickness of half
an inch in exposed localities and many of the
more sensitive plants and flowers were killed by
the cold"
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CHTCAGOCARDs.
= hss O. q. GILES & Co..


: - O. Il. GILES & Co.. ..
IaRaDf.GE TsR 0kERS. and Hsnsfst W " -
sissr. Merchants Corner North Wtes Ia $50 s's
Cb,caso isaerai advances made on consignment
Refer te-& s,xr p,,n,.r, 4
Ca. S Harmon d Co.; Smith & Pollard, lineage =
Gear & Co. Burlington, lows
uauu,OpATHICP UlAR MAC "a la ssa..e
ri street Chesra IL CASE, for Physteaans ana Fa'
ines Oiled Or unaled Tnctures. tritu-atsens SUGAR 81
,.s ttn,ssies distilled water, Arnisa plaster
SO rbosolae &c can be had this establishment ~
New YORK prices Also, homeopathic Books orasrs
sent ty mai viii be oiled fsveraby a. when y
pgrssn: every article sent from this Phaiaats pes
warranted and furnished nj n ESsd price -,
Tgxxs-CHst or short tsae With city reference ofass
should be addressed TO Dr. Shpman, u Lasste 81
rsRzy. pENSuORE & PHELpS, ,,rp
r WHOLESALE GRofERS, COMMISSION Mk IN
CIaN-s and Agents foP Bosos sAIanakbER Sasks ~
81 s.,u,h alter and IL Dearborn ST. Cheago,h
X - n GR.r-g w. pESsaoRE--s. II. PHsLfs tlahi'oPsI
rygfYyEFs ,S EWING. ,,-s
I ! pRoDTCF AND COMMISSION -HERGHAs ~,
Adams New Brick Building, North water street hSae 'e
Galena Freight Depot, Chicago, H. janl ,etn,I
Ku8T. cULvER, N - - :.
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New oRLEANs.-The Picayune of the goth
has The following pleasant picture OF affairs in
that city
I'VE have had week of downright winter
weather, which has not interfered at all. how
ever, with that gaiety and enjoyment which ever
characterize the holiday season in New Orleans.
Our hotels are overlooking with visiters. our
places OF public amusement have been fully and
tashioRably attended, and business as we'll as
pleasure has been brisk Our levee has been
the theatre Off hustle and activity, our
streets have shown the hveliest animation, and
upon the whole we have been having a very
good time generally"
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Forairn Evnbanra For Sale
GREEN, THOMAS 4 co.

7 40 ssGepg6S! Law. EsU03&%!! d Il. Cook.
II & Co. 1876 Lake Street. Chicago nave constantly OF
hand, the largest Of Law books IT.
country (CinctHatdtt is irere) any law book pub
lished 10y Little, Brown Co., Banks, Gould and Co., T 4
j. w johnson, be obtained of at their prices.
l. LIZ. u
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". ., - " II e " wv
ItSMNYSSfON and Produce Brokers,
~ North Water street. two doors west of Galena Freight
Depo.) Chicago, H. Liberal Advances made on Proper
ty In store for sale. mar.2Sy.
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FEED TIE BIRDs.-A correspondent of the
journal of Commerce 0he inevitable Meriam)
furnishes the following timely SUGGESTIONS
"Thc deep SHOWS prevent the little birds in the
woods and groves from obtaining theiraccustom-
ed supply of food, and they are forced to seek
the barn yards and other places, where they can
obtasn that which will supply the cravings of
hunger. For many years have fed quite large
number Of sparrows and snow-birds, but this
year they are less in number than heretofore,
and until to-day not sparrow has been among
the winged visitors. One sparrow came with
the snow-birds this morning, and the snow-hirds
also came in considerable numbers. They were
very hungry, and seemed to enjoy the feast of
seed which was placed on the piazza roof for
them. Even the doves are suffering and they
begin to follow the birds for food
"Crumbs which are thrown away would give
support to the little birds until the weather chan
gcs and mention of the fact, l have no doubt,
will prompt many persons to feed the birds that
come around their dwellings"
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Chicago Stove Foundry.
VI n c. q IL r II M r q u &. Co

= = N !, II III Il U u c. Co.,
IiNtjFACTGEsEtHsS& Wholesale fse;t-
VI fsTs. in stoves, dc.. 242 Lake and 233 South
Water streets, Chicago, ILL., Office and sample stoves on
nGnd.
~ Having large Foundry at the East in connection
with in this City gives superior advantages over
any other Dealer in the market in enabling at all times
keep a full assortment hand of newest patterns.
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4ankins Yousrs.
A. d. GREEN. +. II. Firz HENRY WARREN
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Lana Agency.
GREEN. THOMAS & Co,

Burlington, iowa.
TAVE opened House for the transaction of general
I banking and exchange business and are prepared
to receive deposits the most favorable terms Time
and sight bought and sold. Collections made and
proceeds promptly RENTED Interest allowed on depos
its. Hemittances and orders for exchange from the
country will prompt attention uncurrent funds
credited lowest rates. and exchange RENTED as order
ed without charge. jun.I.-tw1y.
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One of the British reviews, III an article on
the electic telegraph, gives the credit of invent
ing and constructing the most rapid working tel
egraph to Mr.. Alexander Balm. The review
seems to anticipate a time when the post office
will give place to telegraph, and says that
when six penny or penny telegraph comes into
PLAY. Mr. Balm viii stand forth as the greatest of
telegraph inventors 1t makes this assertion
upon the authority of DR.. Lardner, who states
that 1000 words can be sent in one hour, by one
wire, ON the electrical telegraph, and toa great
err distance than by the magnetic telegraph.
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v. WHITE. LYMAN COOK. GkO. H. ATHkITu'
WHITE, COOK & Co.,

y
(Barret House Building, Burlington, loIrd.)
SNIGHT Exchanges on all principal points and uncur
- rent money bought and sold Interest paid on Time
Deposits. apr.l6
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II. T. Culver. d. w. PAGE
CULVER 81 PAGE,
" (SUCCESSoRS TO wM. sTACY)
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
STATIONERS, PUBLISHERS BOOK BINDERS, and
Wholesale Dealers in Book Binders Stock, lbs and 100
Lake ST., corner of Clark, Cup stars) Chicago Ill.
Cases manufactured for editions of works in Cloth
or Muslin All kinds of Blank Books manufactured on
short notice Magazines, Music, etc. neatly bound. Or
ders solicited. n BBauks of all KINDS kept constant
y on hand. dec2'.tndl
BRADNER, WARREN & Co.,
w KsOrlESAEE DEALERS in PRINT BOOK
w and WRAPPING PAPER No. II LaSai!e street,
Chicago, III. Cash paid tor Rags. [jul6.y.
J. DURHAM. H. W HISSDALE- T. p. DUNLAP.
J. H. DUNLAP & Co.,
VXTf11EESALE esH2CEEs& 81 Cosmtsiis~
w sion Merchants, Nos 90 & "a South Water
street, Chicago, Iii. Refer to
Sherman Collins New York.
Reed, Sprague Il Co., do
Bucklin Il Crane, do
Dubois l. Vandervoort, do
J. Is. Wherhee Cash. North Bank, Boston.
f. W. Clark Brother, St. Louis.
Choueau & Vale, do
Riggs lowering, june1Sy. do
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LET JHOSE TIA SHAKE, !SHiEEEO MORE.
I tE. So E<EGE,s ever and -Aguc hal
- sam. Is E.arraHtrd.-Thlsm medicine, for all
feyeHs OF intermittent character, Fever aud que
chAi Fever, HemliEeni and as tonic for nyads
erng from prora inie ni.teus, the best remedy
ever offered TO the public. This is patent nostruB,,
but only offered as pubic remedy, because of the
constant demand have had for my private prae-
ace for number OF years II is used by the most emil
nent physicians Of the Eastern States superior TO all
other remedies for the above disease. 1t purely
etabe compound and may be given to both old an young
with perfect safety. IL gives tone and action to the
whole SYSTEM and acts powerful tonic. have used
It with almost perfect success in my practice for num-
Der Of years, and offer it public remedy Know
ing It's value, bG believe that II viii be appreciated
and used. a
sold Nhoiesaie and Retail by Dgs. BOD
LEY & ALLEN, Princeton, III,
Fer sale BY Z. Z. GAY AND J. g. TALLINT burlington
Iowa. fn0V CIV VI
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Eew Fall Goods! Hardware
QGC e, VIII IppIE

ROSS & WHIP LIE.
TALL Impor,atons embracing the Largest and most
Il complete assortment of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
GOODS the lowest price cash and short time buyers
Comprising large quantities OF Leading Articles such
Butchers Files and Edge Tools;
Hargraves' do do do
Spears and Jack sOn's saws;
Ames and Rowlands ShOyels;
Eagle aud New England Screws;
Brades and Worrelrs celebrated Trowels
Novelty Locks and Latches;
Mousehoie AHyils; Solid box yices;
Cincinnati Pump Fixtures;
Galvanized pump chain; Wheeling nails;
Axes-Hunts' Collins aud Simmons
Every thing in the Hardware line found at the
sign OF the Big Saw Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa
ECLECTIC Medical Works.
IL Kings AN. Eclectic Dispensatory
Newton and POweli's Practice
Jones and MorT0w's Eclectic AIl. Practice;
Kings American Obstetrics.
jan1. For sale by c. NJ WILCOX 4 Co.
ttiHTEB.-Od Copper and Brass. for which IS
w cents u ID viii be paid by
- aLg9 bp CIIAs. HENDIIE.
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TF2EfGVFIss Corr, Willis. We have for sale
L Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Mil, driven oy Horse Pow
er AID grinds ten to twelve bushels per hour Price 800
Eagle Works. Chicago. Ifebl4. i. W. GATES & Co.
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Mr.. Jdn!pho wolfe, ~ Beaver H., New orr. II
Dear S.r;-Last season the writer received. Ni'EI
your agent in this city, hottie OF your Aromatic m
dam Schnapps and since that period has pTe-srVsu t
IN certain urinnIy forms Of complaints: al'o ~
OF debility In aged persons: so lar SchBapps ha ~
of much benefit to those using II. In oonc!us'n,
where tiurctc and strDuisnt il required, should w
Aromatic Schledan sehnapps. Thanking you for yoL
Kindness | am respectfully YOUR
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L'aNHSIEEE Esrsass ENHrlz. all kinds, viz Eau.
II cet's Try-cOcks, Steam Whistles, Oil Cups, Globe
valves, &c, &c, at Eagle Works, Chicago
feb.l+. p. W. GATES Co.
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lN'gf2lA7a EIse.s%E3S. Portable Steam Engines on
} hand and made to Order viz II &, 0, II and 10 hor 'e
Power from improved patterns with Locomotive Boilers,
and warranted superior to anything of the kind be-
fore offered TO the public. Price, $40 per horse
feb.li.y. Z. W. GATES & Co.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-07
yukficc of tie peace.
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS

WHOLE CANS, 81 so; HALF CANS, rs ctr.
BARTLETT 4 MANcorET
ect27 Agents, No. ge, Main-st.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-07
Al. 4. H4RTIESr a GO.

tf9letert.f II 70 ftutc Gel
IA lib ntinae tie Forwarding and Crmrnis ion
eaflnrss nj tht old stand, a, The Laiil.a aa Sta
avn. fn3i SIDE q the fiycr from Burlington wa
hayns tht ''n.t war. house HAT siac. t.,r I'll
ir sai l3"i nt.neementS @ sAirpas tocs 9si1ltall
scods iatsrd 70 tbe... ..i,s - them 4 ids
Il ih.n ear ~. be aev'r 81 Tie teaIus frea of
rraga thereby SAVING Ia charg i IL, ap,s t,
the Me-' side; atsa ths tnrdt ai l4s..4f.ee
Willie ia their VAR hausr.
Country merchants viii fnl Is to tbsif interest 10
eali On US before gong east ru,etGs. ea,ds
A. /. Il. co are agent. Il the lutyn IApYess
CO.. and will he happy q 4f riap m!nimat3sa e.
those who de>ire - sp us that Inc,
Bennington. .laH II. d.t3.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-07
CASH cHoeKERY uot>T.

.ot Lbs ELLIOTT Importers and .Jobbers Of
~ Eafthenware, China and Glassware No l45
Pearl Street, and No 81 Chambers Street Nv Yofk
would say to Merchants and dealers generally lAat
having ystahiishcd Cash House ia this han 1 Il
trade, they fully convinced that thpv can seIl
orpckel3 eci ut such prices will pay tin p!rehas-
er fine pr hi to retail Experience has prov i y.rv
coneiusyely TO us That by Hdhering strictly 10 the
eash syst IN, VIZ afford to sel frnI an 20 twenty
per cent below the regular credit trnl. l,rie.s
L. thls end We ask examination Of our stvles
and prizes list of Rhieh will b. forwarded bv ,na II
to any party de7iring.
Earth nware, by the Invoice single n,cl.oa 80
very ally rer"cked for the untry trade
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