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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
WEEKLY MISSOURI DEMO
GRAFT
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT
Nos. A3 & 40 Locust Street, St. louis

Nos. z3 q 40 Locust Street, St. Louis
Weekly per annuns ii ia' sG4a1ce. 81 oo
10 Clu5s-l0 copies for $l5; 20 do for $500.
ADpaEss-WAE. A2cE Ell, ST. louis, s1o.
TIE MISSOURI DEMoeeAT is : Western journal, devo
ted to the interests Of the West and puhliahed at St
Louis, the center of tho valley of the Mississppi-the
focus Of politics. literature, and manu-
features. Its facilities for giving the latest intelligence
in each ana all Of these respects, unryaed and its
atruns may be assured that ponse labor viii be
spared 70 make it the Paper of the People Every de-
partnent filled with talented and reliable conductors
It's corps Of correspondents in Washington City New
York, New Orleans, Kansas Nebraska, New Mexico, o.
ai number some of the abest writer's in the country
Contributions relating TO the antiQUties The Soils Tie
mineral wealth, The agricultural resources the business
and population OF Surrounding villages and towns and
the local of The neglboreg states viii always be
found in its columns The ma ke.s Of the chief cities
the West the statistics of production and shipment the
marine interests of great yels, and the trade Of
railroads will each be carefully noted. The latest ufor
nation BY telegraph fon every quarter will he furnish
full review of publications. Of interest, viii be sed
ulousy supplied ard, in brIef everything that al
ford entertainment to the reader knowledge to the
thinker viii be presented to is subscribers
LATEST RAHsAs NEWS.
Kansas has become point OF much Importance and at
traction to the whole country. IN view OF thia fact
nave made arrangements to have the latest and
liable accounts OF all that tIanspes in that Territory
All persons viii be given fir and impartial hearing
through columns, and shall labor to present the
faos they rGHsp5re, without regard TO whom they
affect Those who wish 10 be fully pos Led in regard
to Kansas affairs, the politics. settlements mn ration
and all that concerns the progress of opinions in that
quarter find no better of obtaining the same
than through the columns Of this paper.
POLITICAL POSITION.
The MISSOURI DEMouRAT is, as its imports, De.
nocratic III principle conservative sentiment, opposed
TO the violence and ouages that have dsgraced the
Territories ana to the demagoguery that brought civil
war upon cur country by the repeatof the Missouri Com
promise. We for Kansas as Free State and oppo-
sed 10 the extension Of Slavery into any Territory where
it comes in competition with the labor of free white
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

INSTABILITY OF TIE EARTH Not far
from Naples, near Pnzzuoli, there are
parts of the ancient temple of the Egyp-
tian god Scraps still standing; three beau.
tiful columns especially speak of It's former
splendof. AZ ! considerable height they
present the curious sight Of being worm
eaten; and recent careful researches leave
no doubt that the waters Of the Mediter-
ranean once covered them so high as to
bring their upper parts within reach of the
sea worms. Since then the land has risen
high; but, stranger still, they are by a
mysterious force once more to be subnerg-
ed. Already, the floor of the temple is
again covered with water, and century
hence new generations Of mollusces NAV
dwell in the same abandoned homes Of
their fathers, which are now beyond the
reach Of the highest waves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
MERCHANDISE.
Take Notice Dealers at Lancaster.

Take Notice Dealers st Lancaster.
YEyHE UNDERSIGNED, having one Of the Largest and
best Stocks of MERCHANDISE ever brought to
the country invites general call of the public and
generous share of patronage.
Or Stock Embraces
full and perfect assortment of all in the line of Dry
Goods Groceries Hardware, Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps Clohng also Furniture and furnishings for hou-
SEES and endless quantity of marketable articles ioi
every kind of use.
Sat, Sugar, Molasses,
Rice and other heavy Groceries of every kind and al
prices as low can be had in the country.
Produce. 4.
We want all kinds of produce, wheat OATS beans, bar
ley &C., in payment at cash prices.
N. B. The highest price will be paid for Hides.
10 GEO. w. RYLAND & Co. +
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
NEW BOOKSTORE
NJ ILW A u K E E
sTRICKLAND g. co.

; n = < LAND g 2 O
E1XPELLED FROM MOBILE, ALABAMA under the
charge OF selling incendiary Abolition books in
which city had built up the largest and most profitable
Book and Static merry business done at the South have
selected my home in Milwaukee, and united nv fu
t0fe welfare @ the very promising destiny Of city
Compelled to move my stock from Mobile hage brought
1t 70 milwaukee, and propose to. carry on here
FIRST GLASS
BOOK, STATIONERY q PAPER ESTABLISHMENT +!
Wholesale and RETAIL!
Where every thing, in either branch Of such business
can always be lo0nd,
1t Prices wich must prove Satisfactory.
Also, a large variety of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
INSURANCE.
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD CONN.
ROUNTREE, AGENT, PIATTEyIEI.Fs.
CHARTERED IN lSl9--cAsII CAPITAL $500 GOO
r NSURES Merchandise generally, Stores DWELLINGS,
L Warehouses, Public and Private Buildings. Mills
Manufactures, &C.; and takes Inland Risk of Propertv
BY Lakes, Rivers and Land Carriage to all parts CT the
Union.
Rates Of Premium as low security to the Insured
permits.
Policies issued on favorable terms by J. H. ReTN-
TREE. Agen 7, at ilatteV1lle 47-ti
8 ~ Losses equitably and adjusted promptly paid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

THE MOST USEFUL, MOST ERFECT,
M0sg CONCISE.
CHEAPER THAT THE CIR 4PES7s
BETTER THAN THE BEST. Pub 7 BED WEEKLY 4
25 Witnesses of Pa ser Money,
TIE F0rger GGaFscEed.
THE WHOLE ONLY osF oelIaR 4 YEAR.
Greatest Discovery Of ~ present Century, for
Detecting C0Hntcffsit Bank Notes.
Describing every gen. me billln existence a,d e5hib
ranged SO adniif'-alg, that reference is easy and
DETECTION TESTdNE0US.
NO Index to examine! No pages to hunt upl But
snplihed and arranged, that The Merchant Barker
and BusiH IS Man can see al at g!GHce.
Il has aiken to make pefleei this GSfsst ~
COYERY. Tire urgent necessity for such wosl. has
long been felt by commercial men, II has been l9lbiis
ed TO supply the call for suck preventative. and need
hut To be known to be universally patronzed, 1t does
more than has ever been attempted by man. 81 It de-
5cribes every Bank Note in Three different !anguages
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN.
Thus each may rsadthe same IN has natige fon-
TERasThe paper will be about 2s by AZ inches, and
will contain the
aIost Perfect Bank Note list Published,
Together with the rate Of Discount Also list of
ALL TIE. PRIY4TE BANKERS ~ 44NERIC4l
A complete summary q the I]eaees If Europe aad
81ericg wiz be published III each edition, together with
all the important Nsacs If he day. also
Interesting Stories
From old Manuscript found IN the East and wbera
else 10 be found. Il has yet appeared in print
andfurHialles the most complete history OF
Oriental Life,
and describing the most perpes ng positions IN which
the Ladies and eutleusn Of that country hage 90 often
lsen found These stories viii continue Throughout the
whole year. ana viii prove the most entertaining Ne,
offered 10 TIE public.
~ Furnished weekly 10 suHscibers only, at 81 .
year. All ,e;IU,s must be Addressed 30
JOHN $ DYE, BroFery
Publisher aud Proprietor, 70 Wall street,
New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
wM. RaNG
WWasH Fs. COKTETe.

Attorsey at Lar C Solicitor n Chanceyy.
As also Circuit Court Commissioner for
Grant county, Wis. Office at his residence IN
Lancaster, Wis. IlY-l22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
GALENA e. 8EEToWN
Regular u. S. Mail Stage Lin

.<sszaTz4gas The spbscribesia
,-1fs So 4 ~ ing received the coals5
s. ~ S sss'3 from Uncle Sam, fofrl
aTyHe's, - zsas-sEzsaa@7 rging the Mail from q
lena to Beetovn, and having stocked The ri
with good horses, viii run his coach as a
lows
Leave BEETowN Mondays, Wednes \
and Fridays, at A O'Clock, A. NJ, (runnrg
way Of lancaster and Potosi, ami aniRl
Galena at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning, Leave GALENA - TuesdI
Thursdays and Saturdays, at q O'Clock, All
arriving at Lancaster at a O'Clock and BeeI
at 7 O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find thRI
cheapest and quickest route to GaIena; /
passengers at Galena will find it the best ID
northWestward. =
WOOD, & WEsTENHA YER,
Contr tctM.
Travellers will find the coach in Gil
at the City Hotel, Main-street. W. e. N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
c.. LAM SON.

OF Beet0Wn, HFa]
TTAs TAKEN A FRESH START with a rresA.sIl
4 L of Goods, in the Store formerly occupied N
Barr, one door below the old place and IS solL4
Prices Satisfactory to all his Numerous pasfols
sell entirely to good paying customers, and IT Cs
ces, mot having to make up for bad debts By chF
high prices to honest men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
HAZEL GREEN
Collegiate 5nstitute,

FHSE sanlmer Session Of Hazel Green COLLEGIATE In
stitute will commence LIST Monday of May next
The friends OF the Institute assured that every nos
sibe attention will be given to the students who NAV
attend IT. Their morals will be as much an object If
care as their intellect. 49, -
BOARDING can be obtained in town and vicinity at
$500 10 50, perweek.
TUITION RPfcEs are So SIC, ST. SIS per session. ac
cording to tho grada of studies -
BOOKS q all kinds used in the Institute Will be on
We will organize Normal School DeDaytya emf
ia connection wish The Institute. Ladies' and eftle
men desiring lis advantages win be thorourhaIy H.
fucted "a I'll ne branches requiredby law 10 be tau g
students IL this department. viii be examined with
REFERENCE 70 teir qualifications teachers
In addition 10 the studies Of the Normal eIool 4ev
VIII be allowed 70 pursue such ohef branches as they
may desile. 49,
Catalogues Of the past year Of iefonation y letter
III regard 10 me institute en be had any lime by adj
dressing a5-lla Rev. j. L0pGRAN, President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
Especial Notice to Travels
DUNLErTB, PoTesr & LANCASTER ryr Irs
Cheapest, Shortest and Quickest Rou,
the Pai7r0n9

ssrn UNTIL further notice. tbo,,s,
ed will run regniagly, Fri-,rssEi,- !
seRser Hac6 bst@een Dunleith Tsotosi and Ian, eii
LeagiBg Lancaster every TUESDAY, TgfpoS..
SATURDAY at7 o'clock, a. y. and Potoqi abogt ~,
arriving in Dunletth in tine TO visit DUBUQUE n.
ness or pleasure previous 10 the departure If ~
o'clock EVENING TRAIN FOR TIE EAST Ann taT
Leabe Istatefh every MONDAY. WEDsEsB,y AMI MI n
DAY Morning about half past O'clock or an ~
RIv-,, oF THE MORNING TEAM from Chicayo ar3 ~
ldinner in Potosi arriving il Lancaster Sbput 81
brought from the r. r. Depot 70 any point an tss,
at reasonable charges Between Duneith ana III
This hack viii run oa the recently completed Nav P
aleng the River Butts, (which for beauty of gcapa,
.unaurbassed by aiy tho'oughfareiH the WestefGfI,
try. MARTIN 7. EMO
June 2, 1856. -''''V N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
MERCHANDISE.
n EW STORE AT
PLEAS Ar;Tl WAHnRN

E1a41ss5 .4la = -Az1AlE2.
FTHHE subscriber offers new stock OF Goods tc
IL at Pleasant Valley, in the Room formerly osf
by Himer & yisscher
He viii self cheaper fer ready pay than can t.A
those who credit.
a general invitation is given to all the counirrF
81, Lancaster, Waterloo. Harrison, Fennimore anil
59wn-ail that want cheap goods Ready Made cli
right at my Store in Pleasant Valley,
June 18th. 1856. I-tf { BINT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
y. z. WsF.Es.

Attorney aid Couasezlor at Lar,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN
Is associated with the Hon " ELLIS, Of
Washington City, in the prosecution of Bonn-
ty Land, Pension and al classes of claims
against the United States T 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
GENERAL Bust NESS.
d I r T. G. T @ r Y
WEI. e. CARTER.
STEPHEN @, PAINE,

attorney at Lar, Solicitor an Chdncerg,
and J1tstics Of the Peace.
Platfeyille, Wis. Tic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06
T'se Forger &envEcted !.

the WHOLE ONLY 0NF p9Ll1AE z f7A's.
greatest Dsseosery Of IL present Century for
DetectiBg ConntCffeit Bank Notes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-06

Travellers will find the coach in Gil
at the City Hotel, Main-street. W. g. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03
low A LAW HOOK.

q. o e d
fIrAKE pleasure in announcing 10 the Lawyers
/ Justies of the Peace, and business men of
iowa, that Immediately after the next session OF
this Iowa Legislature they willissue anew
EnIArgea a. Greatly Improved Ed.
tiono the C0at of Iowa.
twill contain the Code, all the general laws
passed sinne the Code ~ Also those ot the coming
se sion OF the Iowa Legislature, the New Constitu-
tion aud all tho acts OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN
and low Affecting Land Titles.
References TO all the decisions VI the SUPREME
COURT OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN and low A
touch ng any Of the laws Of this State, also IN
the matter Of practice TO those decisions uf NEW
fukk and other States " hieh may be of value un-
der system.
The work will be prepared by CHARLES BEN
DAkMlN, uF BURLINGTON, IOWA, and will
be Furnished to this Ban nt the low price of fiYe
dollars per copy. IL will contain about 500 Super
hoyal fages. Printed and bound in the best ST, 10
OF the art inaex viii be complete and copipus
and we shall copy the main features Of the OHIO
STATUTES as regards Marginal Notes, 4c., max
ing the WORK ofrxIeat ya.ue to the profession
and business men of the State.
Our plan has already received the approval (
JUDE STOCKTON and other eminent Jarists
Persons wishing copesof the work Will please send
their names To us ~ once.
). h. gUksE l. son, Booksellers,
oct9d1wtf Burlington, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03

Third-.t. oAs dos yi.ssutl of Main, Keokuk, Iowa.
SEo.gh4sas' aEo..o. LxE. Late of Albany, Z.
COLLECTIONS msde n All partsot the West, and
~ proaptly renfttea oh'day Of psyusns, at cur-
fcut rates 6s5 ~
Bsak Of the state Of New York, N. Y.
Ed Blake, Cashier of McrcAntil IL Bsnk,k Y.
Lynsn CAsPin, Albany, n y s@1
Ersstes Corn ing 4 Co., Albany, N. Y.
Aen. JAc y Sshooicrah. Pres I Com I'm Bank, Al
gss bsny,N. Y. a-@E
Thos. v. .Olcott, Pres't Mechanics + Farmers
Bank, Afbany, New York.
6iibertL. Wiison, AE 'tfrras, n. Y. Central r.
X. Co., Albany a t's Fs 81 x,
thompson CO. n Exprcss, Boston. Y
Hon. .toratioSeymour, Utica, N. y.
Iron Bank Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
sno X Lee Co., Bankers, Buffalo, Ny
nichiGAn Insurance co. Bank Detroit, Mich,
MArfne Bank. Chicago, Ills.
Ii n u, Dsrch D Co., Chicago. 10 8aGG4 ~"
Bank Of Commerce Milwaukee, Wis.
]. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, MinnesotA.
Greene, Thomas Co.. Banke rs, Burlingtop, Iosa
baker, kcpjek 4 Co., - ST, Louis, Mo.
Messrs D. W. 4E. .Kiibourne, Keoknk, Iowa.
Jno Jacob Wesdell Cas- i.ier Dclnoine n j 3 RICO
decib-dly
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JOE. 81. NJ. BERTkAM,
ZEAL ESTATE AND lNAAk ANGI
II 4

OFFICE, NO. 4, kILBuykAE's BLOCK,
u AS for Sale 80 beautiful Lots IN b. ". Kill
l. i bourne's Addition.
From any Of these Le,s the prospect from, and
the view around theeit., Is delightful.
They are ali neHr adjoining
kILBOUKNE PARkl"
And other Lots IN the City be more desirable
for residen noes.
Block iT6 in the oidiimits
go Feet on Msin-st, between 9Th and7th.
Lot 4, Block "a, or Blopdeau st.
so Feet In Block pol, on M ain-st., between leth
and lItb.
45 Feet on Nain-st., commencing 100 feetfrom
10th street.
20 Fee, On 4th IT., iu Block As, very desirabls
building residence.
Alec, Lots in Rdwtrd Kilbourne'sNtw Addition
ND-TEHNs--Low, and very Easy Payments. -
For far ther particular suirt at the above once
tan
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.ss,aIn & mcINTYmr,

TNpEKIAkERS, bet. Main and j ohm -
~ son rats, in the Alley, from Sd street
carry on the business OF Undertaking IN all its
branches. They have recent, made extensive ad-
dtions to their stock and perfected their arrange
ents in every department,
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
persioas air and indestuctible, highly arna-
mented md invaluable for the presery alton the
dead. we'll as coflins Of every style and Inish
fu rnished 10 order.
ilearses and Carriages nished, and the entire
arrang gements Of the func rai attended TO when re
| anired.
Keokuk, Iowa, May Fl, ls55-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-03
NA11ksEs!
N. w. JONES,
DcaIcrin crock .. NaIckes 4 Jewclry

ON rNfEb kfHEkf,
Between Main and J Johison.
tJNiiE subscriber has just received a large
L and beautiful stock Of gold and silver IA
Watches gold leweiry, Sc, comprising tn,
atrst sy les OF ladies breast pins, enrrirgs niger
rings, cuff pms, geld guard and fob thsins, keys,
SEALS silver thimbief, gold slides, snaps, studs
yeIi pens With or without holders gold pencils,
pens aud pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The Subscriber being practical watchn aker, !,
feels com petent 10 repair tie most dibcuit and
delicate work thn; Iney bt entrusted TO bis care.
All work arrautcd 20 give satisfaction.
coRRxcf TINE.
Thl puhiiema rcst assured that thecorree tin
is, and always VIII be Kept by
Nov, IS '5a-a1y N. W. JOINS.
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ro.Pavtnership.

The undersigned, having formed Go. Partner
ship uuder the name and 1t yc Of iaines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest OF II. y Farrar,
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors. Blinds, Flooring, rump-fubng, &C., at
the old stand corner Of B ABtu6 Streets, near the
KsoLuk 4 Fl. Dos Moines Rail Road Depot.
AOBRKT HAlNES,
Keokuk Sept. %, 81. p. Q. HAlNEs.
ort8-d
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snrouGARI CHaN.hsi
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
1888 ss~asssgt lrT7T- -"-~s
BROAD s ss,..ss.s 'sssgA.s GAUGE.
II A / L Il q AID.

Compictedto Cincinnati Through tpith out
change OF cdrs-- only one change
81 cdrsio Loiisriue-- One
change 10 Clereiand.
hNEto Wheelihg .nd two .tss Aahees of Ears
~ and baggpge ardsu Ntics nearer to a II Fast.
ern Gities tn4nby any other route.
THE GREAT SaiI"AAL ROUTE, carrying
the U. S, Mad and ddc9sF EaPress.
On and after Wednesaly July lat, trains sill
US. Mai,Train--i.esves Office corner 4,h and
Chestnut, ~ lo'oo a. M leaves East ST Louis
D.potat 1890.
Expre@s II iraia--Leayes Office, corner Of 4th and
Chestnut, a, T.. IN. Leaves East St. Louis Depot
at $50 p. III.
| In order tn accommodate the travelling pub.
lie satu riay Afternoon rrain has been put
up, and trains VIII run AZ above every day except
| sunday.
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:ooP NJ.
\ ~ B.-All trains make direct and eettdin toa-
1 aeettens at Ctar'A'at With alt Eastern Mail aud
| Express Trains. thns fnrmin the s.ortes qaickesi,
! and only Broad suags Roaie to New lIrk. Boston,
| phlladeiphia, Baltimore, Washington city, fitts
burgh. Wheeling, cleseiand, Butalo, and all
| Eastern cities.
Also. Chicago, and Al! point. the Illinois Cen
/ tral X, X.
/ ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
4 New York passengers haze ehuico of four good
/ railroad routes, from GinciInAti, viz New York
4 Erie, N. Central, Pennsylvania Central, and
\ Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves of
this most reliable route between the East and
the West, Ms il affords unusual faei ities, being
superior road. and tic only Broad Guage Road in
the West.
| Passengers for Decatur, Bloomin gton, Lasaih
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, e.
lena, Peru, 40, connect Mt Sandoyal with the
Illinois Central Il. II. for the above named points
direct.
| Passenger for Mattoon and Chicago connect at
Odn with tbs Chicago Branch. Through from St.
| Louis With only one change Of cars.
Through baggage checks given Ia the city, and
baggage aid ed ifee, giving pass engers notroubis
atthe Depot
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be prUcared At the Offices, Nos. IS and 40,
corner of 4th and Chestnut streets, under tbs
Planters House, and ut 40. 81 Levee, corner of
Vine street.
aE-Bnth Offices are exactly on the corneT-the
only places to obtain reliable information.
W, IL. CLEMENT, Gen'l supt.
ISAAC wYMAN, Gent Western Agt.
Oman buses will call for passengers and baggage
in my part Of the city, by leaving thur address at
either u the Offices. Caiiregularly nj the Hotels.
iylTd
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for aE unlimiteuI Isngta Of time; allowing
&, Passengers tostef at any point md re-
sumo tbsiT Journey Gt leisure.
Steambcnt III feis god until Close II Navigation.
EE-Pa-ssay rsa stain Reliable Information
at this Ofics L. s5i4 70 all Railroad Routes in
the Uni ted St:t,E - II 4 tnndas.~t
Up River Passengers leave keokuk tt lo:3oA N.
Down /. .' :" ~.
Stage goes East 10 Plymouth at . =. IA. ,bundays
Chicago.
Passengers arriving in Eeokuk on the r. y.
train from the West stauid secure their Tickets in
/ The Evening. Thpsc arriving IN The An. train
should procure their ri'kets immedis'eiy, as he
! East-,r ,r.,- leaves NJ i1:s0 An.
I IN Once open At all hours.
j. .TEWKsBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. u. 2. h. X Line.
jyiS-dAw
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hS and after Wednesday, August 18th, 1851,
~ Trains will run a. follows, leaving East But
lingiof: @x
Chicago. Cincinnati, Alton and ~. Louis, via
6airsburg knoAtiiic, Eimwood, Peoria, bloom
ington, spin gfc.d. Us,lt .Tsrre Hauts and In
dian polls TO Cincinnati and 81. Lous. To Chicago
wa ale sbnrg, Peoria, iiuteau, Peru, la sale, OF
tAws and Joliet asu by the Eastern Extension Pc.
oria / oquawks aud st. Lons, Alton and Chieasc
Railroads and al intermediate points
I'd PASSENGER al ?. m, through to Peoria
Chicago, Cincinnati abd st. Louis, making all con
1 nsoiions a. shove.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves at g.
B0fn trains MAKE connections through TO Cht
4 cage, Ciucinuati aud l. Louis, aud all betweel
statiunA. 1t2Fv
80 Passengers ieass Burlington at a. M
reaeh 81. Luis same ~ lght,
-. Passengers iesN, Burlington at p. m
I reach 1T. Louis next forenoon
Through IicAets 1. all Eastern AMI souther
cities can he obi aimed al the Company Office i
the Barrett ilolse on ibird-st.
L. III. kKLL91G Agent,
Burlington. Iowa.
P.B. KoBEars, ,Snpt, Peoria, lis.
CHAs- b. foLLrrr, q sn Ticket Agent, Pcorii
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WHOLESALE Asp RETAIL
Jewellers and silver Ware

jewellers and silver ware
AANuFAcTUREks,
Marbi. Building, 10 Foarth-st,..-.....sT.L LOUIS,
A kE now receiving large aud ehoice stock OF
n Superior WATCHES, Of their own direct Inn
por aticn.
All kinds Of Silver Ware, such as Tea Sets com
plete. itchers. cups, Gobets, spoons, and every
variety, manufactured 10 order. Their stoek of
fine plated ware is full aud complete.
Fine Gold Jeweify Of every conceivable style
and pattern, Of which large assortment is con-
siantly kept On haDd
FANCY GOODS.
In this department the stock is full, and has
been selected with great care, ard with IL vitw 10
the proaching Iioiydays, and ut prizes that can
not fail TO accommodate thor customers,
cLoCh .---They have received ehoice article Of
French Marble, Paper Mache Iniald, aud Amer-
can Giecks
Also choice and varied assortment Of Fine
Cutlery, -pectacies, fine Canes, ac,
Additions dasly inaic 10 their large stock.
rlSE JEwELRy.
Diamonds and all other precious stones set IN
tho innst approsed style, by competent Wnrkmcn
| in their employ
sN Give them call. lsep27d