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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19

$. w. PRATT, l.. A. KELLEY.
Jackson. Volcano
Bas~ At Foicaao and Jackson, ~yssa
T'HE undersigned having recently opened shops
l. in Volcano and Jackson, for the above business,
respectfully inform the People Of Amador Co. that
they ready to devote their whole attention
to the repairing Chronometer, Duplex, Patent-Lev-
and all other description of watches, in a work
manikc manner and to the satisfaction Of their pa
irons.
JEWELRY.-All kinds Of California Jewclry
such as Gold Rings, Chains, Cane Heads, Seals
Brooches, &c, &c, made to order and cheaper than
ever before manufactured in this section. BY long
experience and strict attention to business they
atter themselves they will be entitled 10 share Of
public patronage.
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Norman Klein,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-oficce two doors
j south Of the Empire Hotel
JOHN II. DENNIS Constable--oflce, with N.
Klein, Esq.
mar 22 22-3m
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DisSOluliOns.

Notice is herby given, that the partnership hereto
l. Nfore existing between the undersigned under the
style Of Johnston 4 Deardof, in the ranchng busi
nessis this day dissolved by mutual consent
j. L. r. JOHNSTON.
S. + DEARDOFF.
March Is, 1856. 22-4 t.
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summons.
ATE OF CALIFORNIA, IS.

sTATE OF CALIFORNIA
Amador County,
=, p,onl, of the State Of California 10 T..
EMlyUEL, Greeting
~or are hereby summoned to appear before the
U.u5srsigned. ~ at his Office in Volcano, in Town
NJ three. on the 9th day OF May, A. D. 1896,
sap olock P. NJ, to answer unto the complaint OF
'a1 Prran who sues to recover the snm OF one
li.oa oAl and thrty-one dollars and twenty I'VE
hanu'vS sar work and labor done in transporting
eeA'S s.am so Sacramento to Volcano, Amador coun-
Soitornia, by the plaintiff for the defendant
y ,Sio the last year, towit: 1900 lbs at 81 40 per
aa5rod mounds. equal TO $50 20, aud for money
,5 ont by the said plaintiff in and about the same
Ipora, p~.", 10 s45 90. when judgment Will be taken
.5,ins, Won for the above amount, with costs and
ss1a"ges il YOU fail to appear and answer.
In the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county;
10 dine service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this l1th day OF April, A.
'' GEO. L. GALE, Justice Of the Peace.
Inn, reading the affidavit herein filed, and be-
s,,( s5yised in the premises, it is ordered by the
,o,rt that summons herein be served on the said
5efgndant. E. Emanuel, by publication in the Noea-
~ T,dpsr. once a week for two successive weeks
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of April, A.
:. 1855.
nrr 10 (prs fee $9) 26-2t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
NOTICE.

T'HE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Tarbell d Waters is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
FRANK TARBELL,
GEORGE L. WATERS.
Volcano, April 5, 1856. 25-3t
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Drugs, Patent Medicines,

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Camphene Turpentne, Var
nishes Brushes, Alcohol, Glue, Cream Tartar, Sha-
ker Herbs, Hops, Borax. Quicksilver, Cruciblcs,
Retorts, Lamps, Cbimnies. &c, &c.
AIso--A nice lot of
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
Notice

Notice
rs hereby given that have apponted John d.
i Page my agent to transact all business in this
State for me, during my absence from California.
He is authorized to receive aud receipt for all
amounts due me, DC 5. PAGE.
sr 2st
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
STATE OF CALIFoNIA,
Amador County.

STATE or CALIFoNIA,
Amador County.
On the 10th day of March, a. d. 1856, before me
the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace In and for
the county of Amador, Cas-, personally appear
ed Caroline Post known to me as Caroline Post
wife Of Lucious Post, and signed and made the
above declaration and acknowledged to me that
she executed the same freely, voluntarily, and adj
visedy and that she intended to transact said bust
ness on her own account and in good faith. And |
further certify that Lueious Post, her said husband
acknowledged before me that he consents that the
said Caroline Post may declare her intention
and carry on her business.
Witness my official signature, this goth day of
March, A. d. 1856.
n KLEIN.
Justice of the Peace
apr5 {prsSl5) 24-4t
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PRATT & KELLEY

CHOlCE brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand
Nand for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19

nUICKSILyER-Alway on hand, in quantities
" to suit for sale by
G. p. q 4. MORRILL,, Druggist.
nov "a 5-3in
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
apr IL

Notice.
A LII persons indebted TO the subscribers will
~ please call and make immediate payment, or
they will have cost 20 pay.
A. KLAUBER b 90.
mar % 2g
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
NOTICE.

A T messing Of the stockhonidcrs Of the Vol
"A cano Water and Mining Company, held in
Volcano, the following members unanimously
elected Trustees and Officers:
TRUSTEES.
T. b. Harris, NJ. W. Gordon, J. c. Shpman, j.
7. Farley, Geo. Muncton.
OFFICERS
L. HARRIS, Pres, Treas. and Cent. Sup'f.
GEo. MuNcroS, Secretary.
Volcano. Feb 7. 1856. febl6-lTly.
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News and Clothing Emporium,

Cornor Of Union Square and Main 81.
T'HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizen
J. of Volcano and vicinity that he has purchase,
the entire stock OF
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19

Dated Volcano April A. 1856. So "a st
New spring Goods,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK!
at Wholesale and Retail
@zsSl!g,l
(ssr 81 faepcls;(c1o s1?'RE)
VolgsAS'HSgol. CAL.
TAKE pleasure in informing their numerous Gus
l. toners that they have received per last steam
er, through Wells, Fargo a. Co.'s Express the first
rangement in New York are such that we will here
after be constantly in receipt per steamers and
clippers Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods;
Embroideries; Dress Trimmings; Yankee Notions,
and Furnishing Goods.
We are now enabled to place before our LADY
PATRONS the latest and most desirable styles Of
Plain, striped and brocade dress Silks, 26 to "a;
Black Gro de Rhine 26 to 81 inches;
Plain and figured Tissues;
Printed Lawns;
English Chambry;
Plain and figured Mohair Mixtures;
Dotted and plain Swiss Mulls;
White and colored embroidered Robes;
Plain and colored Barages;
Figured and plain all wool Delaines;
do do cotton and wool do
do do Tamb Drass, new style;
French and Amer. Prints, Ginghams Alp. &c.
ALSO: a beautiful assortment Of embroidered
Bands, Collars, Sleeves Habits Handkerchiefs. DC.
worked on cambre; applique Lace: Anpassa, Book
and Swiss Null in white and mourning
To this assortment we especially invite your at
to any retail stock in the State. AIso--we are in
receipt of
Embroidered Swiss Edging and Insertion;
do Cambria do do
saxony and wove-linen Edging and Inscr.
English thread do do
Maltese and Valencennes Laces;
White and black silk Illusion;
do do Netts;
Black Lace Love Wells;
do do Mantillas and Points,
Cashmere and broche Long Shawls
Infants embroidered Robes and Waists;
French Dmty;
Jacconets and plaid Cambrcs;
Embroidered Window Curtains Laces, &c.
Our assortment of Dress Trimmings, Tafietu and
Bonnet Ribbons, Millinery Goods Hosiery Gentle
men and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, and Alexan-
der's White Kid Gloves will at all times be com
pletc. Our BONNETS, and Bonnet Silks and the
balance of our Dress Silks will arrive in few days.
gsT- Pedlars and dealers in Dry Goods would do
well to give us a call.
We cordially invite every one to visit our store
and examine our goods. Our prices will be such as
1--WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.v
We have established ourselves here in Volcano
for the purpose of selling Dry Goods, Clothiag
Groceries and general merchandise, and we hope
by conducting our business in an honorable manner
making good our statements in every particular
and never departing from the rule established by
us at our commencement, of
"one price and small profits"
to merit continuance of that public patronage
That we have hitherto enjoyed.
KELLEY & SYM0NDS
Fireproof stone building, Main street
N D. Our store, as heretofore viii remain clos
ed on Sundays
apr 24-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
FANCY GOODS AND rERFrNFRY,

viz Tooth and Hair Brushes Hair Rcstorativee
Bears Oil, Combs, Toilet Soaps Genuine Lubin's
Extracts, Skin powder, Cosmetics de-, DC
Ds5- CALL AND SEE THEM -sa
n B.-Physicans furnished with Medicines at \
slight advance cost and their Prescriptions COM
pounded with care.
All orders from abroad will receive the same at
tention as though the person sending were present
q. p. IL A. MORRILL,,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Main street, Vol.
mar 22 22-3rn
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,

BOOhN, OIA HUN I'M &C
And also the Newspaper Agency of Page 4
Cameron, and will In future pay strict attention TO
this business, and keep his stock full and complete
He is agent for all the leading California papers,
aud will furnish them TO persons Immediately on
the arrival Of the Express He has made arrange
ments to be supplied with full files of Atlantic and
European papers magazines, &c, Immediately on
the arrival of the mail steamers.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c
lie will continue the Clothing, Boot and Shoe bus-
ness at the old stand, where customers will ind
him prepared to accommodate them with the very
best of articles in his line. He will also keep a
choice assortment Of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &c.
The public are invited to visit his store and ex-
anime his goods. GEO. JOHNSON.
mar 20 ASSN
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
DRUG LINEl

WtfT 1T IVW IHtfHf IOT N.iSIf
&l ) Our goods are all new and of good quail
ity having been selected by us expressly for this
market, from the largest Importers in the country,
we can sell low il not lower than any other cs-
tablishment in our line, at the time guarantee
satisfaction as regards price and quality of our
qnnds comnrisinQ In part the following
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
DRUG STORE.

G. P. & A. MORRILL,. have re-
moved to Page & Cameron's brick
store, where they have on hand
and offer for sale a complete as
sortment Of every thing in the
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-19
New Spring Goods,
D lRECT FROM NEW YORK!
At Wholesale and Retail

'I'AKE pleasure in informing their numerous Gus
l. toners that they have received per last steam
er, through Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express, the first
invoices of their New Spring Dry Goods. Our ar
rangement in New York are such that we will here
after be constantly in receipt per steamers and
clinpers of
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

zero mark upon the scale. The dividers
were applied but indicated no such error. In
another case there was IN error of two de-
grees. In both cases the freezing point 6as
right. How many instruments are in fault
in this way | do not pretend to say, but /
seriously suspect that all those that have in
dicatcd such extreme cold this winter, at
least suspect those in this place that have
fallen below about 25 degrees. would
advise in al cases careful test of the zero
point, not by dividers simply, but by equal
parts by weight Of light snow and fine salt
well mixed together, with the bulb inserted
and allowed TO remain a few moments. The
lowest point TO which the mercury falls and
remains stationary for moment is the true
zero. This is the rule and the way by which
Fahrenheit first obtained and fixed his zero.
The point of sEblood heat" might also be
tested to advantage, and should be when the
boiling point is absent. This may be done
with tolcrable accuracy by holding the bulb,
for few minutes, under the tongue Of o
person free from fever, and in good health,
with the mouth closely shut.
Denmark, Jan. l4th, 1856. G,s,
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
TeiegruphiC News.

NEw York, Jan. 3l.-The Herald's cor
respondent telcgraphs from Washington.
Mr.. Chngman, to-day, against an urgent
and powerful appeal OF the Democrats, Of
fered the plurality rule Us ! informed you
he would, and after an exciting struggle 1t
was tabled. Four Democrats who had
promised to sustain it when the issue came
cayed in and voted against it.
Mr.. Banks will not withdraw; his friends
are determined he shall not.
The plurality vote will be offered again to-
morrow. The Democratic Senators all sup
port Nicholson for Printer, except Mason
Com. Smith received a commission from the
President o-day of temporary Chief of the
Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography,
vice Com. Morris, deceased. Commander
Dahl Green, now In charge Of the Expert
mental Ordanee at Washington Navy Yard,
will probably receive the permanent appoint
ment.
The Tribune correspondent telegraphs from
Washington; Mr.. Dallas has not vet formally
accepted the British mission, but will be
here tomorrow TO make arrangements, and
pro badly start for London Immediately -
COL Nheeler's dispatches from Nicaragua
give assura nee that Col. Walker will be able
to maintain himself. The defeat Of the
plurality proposition TO-DAY, dlseourages the
h ope Of its ultimate adoption. The result
Is attributable to the scattering Of the Ma
iionals. We had loo Banks men in the line
throughout, and Lewis ID. Campbell with
them all but the last, when he would proba-
bly, have voted yea if his vote would have
carried it, but it would not. Pennington,
Letcher, Branton, Eddie and all who had
been accounted Indifferent. to Mr.. Banks sue
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

slavery below SO deg. 80 min.
west of the Mississippi, and that its over
throw would almost Justify revolution.
Well. another State Convention assembled
nj Iowa City on the Sth Of January, and the
Democracy put forth new avowal OF Their
interchangeable and eternal principles" ana
we see by the official record that this same
Mr.. Hem was chairman of the committee
who reported the resolutions embodying Their
faith. We read them over carefully, antlci-
pating Of course that we should hnd all the
old gasconade about the hateful Prohibition
law re-hashed and served up anew, that OF
course. for every body anticipated It; but
a change of tactics seems 10 have been de-
cided upon the valiant champion OF 'tree
houor." the chicftain who sounded the alarm
against the encroachmcnts Of tyranny, ana
called the hosts of Democracy to battle tor
their lost liberties, demonstrated has power
TO ssroar YOU as gently as "a lamb, ana The
assembled wisdom" Of the party showed us
how their Seternal principles were likely
to be QuullDsd ny ~ cobci StNNli' c7'''5
and the mutations Of a few short weeks
1t is principle no more il is policy now ;
and no liquor law opens their mouths and
elcits their condemnations. The Prohibtory
law, with all its tyrannical and hideous
requirements, it's infraction of personal
rights and public liberties, is allowed 70 pass
without recognition or remark, as though 1t
were thing that Ind never beer, What is
the augury2 Why have the Democracy
abandoned in such hot haste aposltlon which
they assumed with so much boldncss and
ostentation but few short weeks before I
Some new trick in the legerdemain of Loco
focoism awaits a curious public. Some new
specimen of ''ground and lofty tumblins'
is to be exhibited for the benefit Of the mill
ion and the advantage Of the pipe s.
Meantime eternal principles may
s'Go to grass
and feed on mullen.
But is the party pledged for Prohibition,
now, or pledged against il? Who can tell
All that depends entirely on who asks the
anestion, we fear. Honest, plain spoken,
consistent Democracy!
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

Believing that large majority Of tho citizens q
Iowa opposed to the political principles OF the
present Administration, and to the introduction of
slavery into territory now free, and also that made
free by the Compromises Of 1920 and that the par
y styling itself the Democratic Party, are striy-
ing make slavery great national institution, con
trary the principles laid down in the Declaration
81 Independence and the Constitution as taught By
the Fathers Of the Republic We would call upon all
such free citizens to meet in Convention, at Iowa
City On the 22d day Of February, for the purpose Of
organizing Republican Party, to make common
cause with similar party already formed in several
II the other States u the Union.
January S, 1856. MANY CITIZENS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
To the Republicans OF ihc tnAtea
&EmFes.

IN accordance with what appear to be the gen"f~
eraI desire of the Republican party and at the sug
gestian of 4 large portion Of ths Republican press,
she undersigned chairmen Of the State Republican
Committees of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
ana WISCONSIN hereby invite the Republicans Of tbs
Union to meet in informal Convention At Pitts
barsh ou the 22d February 1856 for the purpose Of
parfectiug the National Organization and proyid-
inr for National Delegate Convention q the Re
pabliean party, at some subsequent day, Ia homt.
nate candidate for the Presidency and Nicc-Presi-
deuey, to be supported at the election in Norcmbr
1855.
A. P. STONE, of Ohio. DAVID WILMoI, q Pa.
T. GOODRICH, Of Mass l.. BRAINARD, of NJ
WILLIAM A. WHITE of Wis,
win the Republican press Please copy
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

cess, went for the plurality throughout
Mr.. Campbell's vote savedit in the prelim-
mary stages.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. 81. - 1t was rumored
Yesterday, that DR.. Walk Of n. Y, the X. N.
Representative from the First District, Long
Island, has challenged Guy K. Pelton, Rep
aesentatiye from the Third District, New
York city. The difference between the par
ties grew out Of the letter recently published
by the latter on the Congressional course Of
the former.
Nrw YoRK, Jan 3O.-The Herald's cor
respondent telegraphs the following account
Of the attack by Mr.. Rust on Horace Gree
lev. Hon. Horace Greeley was twice as
saulted this afternoon, by Mr.. Rust, Repre-
sentative from Arkansas. The first attack
was made as Mr.. Greeley was walking down
in the front Of the Capitol, Immediately af-
ter the house adjourned; he got about half
way down from the Capitol steps to the av-
enue, when Mr. Rust stepped up to him and
calling hiIa aside and enquiring if he was
Mr.. Greeley, asked 'are youa non resistant
Mr.. Greeley replied, ''that depends on cir
oumstances." Mr.. H. then struck him a
| blow on the right temple, and followed it
up by others. The affair was sudden. Mr..
g. had his hands in his great coat pockets,
and could make no resistance. lie said,
s'who is this man, ! do not know him. -
Mr. Rust answered 'd--n you,' you'll know
me after this. He then walked on, and Mr.
Greeley came along towards his lodgings at
the National Hotel, and when near the steps
Mr.. X. met him, and exclaimed, 'do you
know me now
Mr.. G.. said, '1t is Mr.. Rust Of Arkansas,
| believe. Mr. Rust then raised his cane
and struck at Greeley's head. Mr.. =. ward
ed off the blow from his head and received
! il ON his arm which was pretty badly bruised.
Several gentlemen rushed in and the assault
was stopped.
WAsnlNGroS, Jan. 27.-To-day's Union
contains an article making strong bid for
the South Americans, and asking: Why
cannet the one hundred national men who
voted against Dunn's resolution unite and
cast a solid vore? 1t then proceeds to urge
the South Americans to nominate, but III
/ the same time to re-affrm their own plat
| form, and thereby show, IN entering into a
union, that they, ike the democrats, make
! no concessions.
Ninety republicans in the House have
signed letter denouncing the attack made
By Greeley, in Fridays Tribune, on Benton !
course. Great Indignation was manifested
nv Ranks friends.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

call having been issued for Convention 10 as
sembeat Iowa City, the 22d of February, $50 for
The purpose IF organizing the Republican party in
this State those Of cur fellow citizens IN Lee county
favorable 10 the purposes Of that Conyention.-t
exclusion Of Slavery from the Territories and
the limitation of the slave power and influence 10
the strict bounds Of the Consttution.are requested
Ia assemble in Mass Convention, at CHARLESTON.
on SATURDAY, February eth, for the purpose If
selecting delegates the state Convention, and per
feeting local organization
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02

IAll lAL SoVW,oVV, 1ANn FAID IN SlVesVuV.
Invested according IL the Law Of Illinois.
Especial attention given to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY. DWELLINGS AND OFT
BUILDING
/ INSCkES such hnilaings u contents On favorable
l. terms. for 5 years Insures Storea, v are
hoase. Buillingso or Contents and Persenh4 troper
ty generally
LOSSES EQtITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
La PAID IN CASH
This Company Joint Stock Association. organ
ized under pecial charter granted by the Lcgisla-
ture Of Wisconsin. with authorized capital VT
SJ0h. 0na, One hundred thousand dollars If which
i paid in, and securely invested in bonds aud mort
cages. The Company being thus securely organized
upon a firm basis tho directors take pleasure ia re-.
commenting it % pubic favor worthy # conf.
dence and support, with the that all loss
shall be- promptly and haunrably adjusted. As
this II purely stock Company mutual business
Will be done, nor premium notes taken.
oFFICERs
y. NJ. Donaldson, Pre- {. y T. Gibs n, Sec b.
j. W. Eddy, Vice Pres I. A. Gibson Gen. Agent.
dec 24d3m ". !. TURNER, Agent
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
FIRE FIRE. FIRE!

D0LICIEs of Insurance issued at fair rates in the
l. following sound Offices
Star Insurance Co, New York.
Commercial Insurance Co, ST. Louis
Ttna Insurance Co., Hartford.
Mound City Insurance Co., st. Lonis
Hartford Fire Insurance. Co., Hartford
Dwellings insured for term of years at extreme
ly low rates. All information given and surveys
made by ". w BELhNAP Agent
Office corner Main and Second sts
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
Daiea ~ Keetuk Gas Lieht and Coke ca.
January 22nd. 1886.

JnDmafy IND, I1aO.
To CONSUMERS OF GAs During the extreme cold
weather, metres and service pipes in exposed situa-
tions are liable to become chilled and prevent the
flow Of gas should this in any case, notice
being given at the Office on End street, between Main
and Blondeau, il will be remedied at once.
j23d6l EDWARD KILB0URNE, Prest
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
Home
INSITRa aNCI COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street, New York
Cash Capital, $500. 900 90
Amount Of Assets, S747,az2,47.
Amount # Liabilities. S53,677 ,6S
TSliIS Company differs from most others in having
L pad up capital of $500 900 90 and no disi-
dends made to stock holders without FIRST provtd
ing for the unearned premium All outstanding poi
icies IN addition to the pitn
CHAS.J. MARTIN Pres.
A. i. WILLMARTH, Sec.
nm hd4rn MM L lI-pNEp Ann.+
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
GODFREY a. SNOW.

q TVKAdE, ferwarding and Commission Mer
= chants, and General Freight Agents, Front st.,
between Vermont and Br adway, Quincy, Illinois
Es- Property directed q ourcare will be forward
ed with dis patch, and orders and consgnments Will
receive immediate and careful attention.
Refer to Flagg snyags, Moore. Hollowbush &
Co., Heuning 4. TO-. Quincy Page q Bacon st Lou
Is. an25d3m
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
s.DIEs, sHoE STORE.

I I K sale room i now fitted up in irst trate style
~ and We araadw prepared 10 attend 10 the wanu
A the ladies of keokuk u. j. ELLIOTT CO.
iana53if
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
IMPROVED AnnKoTYPEs

cmeutng them. either with or two glas ses, III
cement hat not only heautlies the picture, but
Theoretically seals Il. not with the haisam VI Fir,
which Will even dissolve iB common spirits, as the
Old patent pictures done, but With cement that
will retain its brillianey for ages 70 person sh9
has been humbugged the tune ef -, with worth
less patent should think that such advice as Mr..
E gives under the head of Cutting Patent Am
brotypes, would be very Wholesome. tall a. s6 Main
street If you wish to get good and true picture.
Price If Ambrotypes fr0m 81 90 TO $50.
feb2d l.. ". BUELL..
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-02
nid1ll
New Grocery & Provision Store.

- W. RUNiAN d CO having established them.
". selves the south side Of Fourth street near
10 the Market House, have received large and well
selected stock Of Groceries which they respectful
y call he attention Of the citizens OF heokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed of all kinds kent
cons tantly on hand. All articles delivered III any
part of thf city free of charge dee %. DIFF