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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25
Trouble with the PITT River indians.

Trouble with the Pitt River Andiahs'
We learn from the Sskiyou Chronicle THAT
fight had occurred between detachment
Of troop. under the command of Lieut. Geo.
Crook and a party of Indians who had stolen
a lumber Of cattle from the settlers IN l1tt
River Valley, Says tie Chronicle very
large number Il cattle has been driven into
the NaIry. where there i the hest pasture
in the country The Indians had succeeded
IN driving of ch,y head into The country
east .t .. lev. Icut Crook started in
pursuit a. soon as the fact was ascertalret
Being IN advance with iye or SIX ot bis men
be camo suddenly upon she INDIAN camn,
where they had killed some Of the cattle,
aut Mere Teasing II, opeucd FIRE 30 'hcm
~ close qparicrs. nut Ljuel five cf them
before they sot out of re'ch. Ihe ininus
returned Tie fire with arrows, AMI L.eat
Gro received a wound in the thigh, lAe
flint point lcnr.rptju, boat Gyc inches and
remaining in The wound
The tuljans have HI lei five head Of cat
tie; the reminder were driven back to the
Valley,
On receipt Of the news ot Fort Jones,
Capt. Jndnh LEFT with twenty live men fir
The valley, and Dr. Kinney went down on
sun lay TO cut ont the arrow
f--=rsr.ess-v,rs-.s=--vrsa
GoLp FrRoe NAzAr.aN BY tha .1lc-
}u,oe, which arrived at SAN F.aocisco on
Tuesday, from M,latI4n, We learn that
about two m1nins previous To her sailing
from that port, valuable gold mines hnl
been been di4covcr-l about sixty miles
IRON the town. Nearly one.hat Of ue
wo'kinS population Of Mazr'pn hal lr't c.r
the mines The g,ii was plentiful, but of
lute ior qun.jty.
Trury CAVE a cave ,>-,, in Trinity
whicu Is thu. described in the Neav-rv.le
Jculrlh
we took the trail ct the Hay Fo'k of
Trnty RIVER five miles,. when we tl'u,I up
a guich and roe a 1T k over u nHie, aul
thvn we arrived at tue Cave and BrIdac.
TIM j. one ot natures cu,l.slt.t~. l. mast
have taken the work oi Hge~ to accomplish W.
the icd4e If r,tk eXtcni~ ilom hIl SIDE t.
hlil side and ls all ot three huuItc feet
Mgn Tue arch Is one luad cd icct long
and seventy icct wide The en- rance II tie
cave H. cn lhc south ,ldc of the gu.cl, aul
i. very nolaow lusiie the'e are "a .r a .
mahy aplrtncuts fine tu.ts. We rr.cue3
is nhout twenty feet squAre aud IA Inc
places torty or hty tcct t. the o1t THIS
room j. u}oI" tuan onc huultci tecf frum
tie nouth i '4r~, gnust>, Nc wee ~trunE-
ly impressed ui.on oar Wnu-, However 10
slgus ot any were To br secu
......s--, .ttstv ,~s-f--4-a3
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25
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THE f-frud. of =. l.. rN\tER r,.tec'U,,y on,
unuuce h,m u, q cnuGid.le tar Ns,'nlt lt.sI t.,t to
t9. nom .uasnu ,i .h~ Democratic tni'tit.U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25
.nse.szs.,.... 50 -...sasaa-zsz.-.

SUDDEN DEATH We learn from a tcle.
graphic dispatch in Monday Inion, ,>iated
San Francisco, june 2l>t that Samuel Saith.
a compositor in the Heraid oGi c, died very
suddenly N sunday poruing Of arpop.eXy.
He was taken about ) o'clock AMI lived five
hours He was Il lenrs of age, and ma
tive of Staten l>land New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

THt STAMP Acr The contract for print
isory notes, etc, which by u recent act Of
the Seglslsture, are req qllrcd TO be stamped,
has been awtrdat to the Eaioa otilce Of
Sacramento, by Go9 Johnsoo, j L English
and Secretary Douglass, Commissioners, =
Thcrnte at wnjcn they were awarded, is
>l.25 fr every thousand stamps 1t is
estimated that Two hnuicel thousand will
be required per anuum.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

GooDw - PonM> We Dave received n
copy Of these poems from the hand, Of the
author We have merely had time to g.nce
over it, and recognizing among other piece,
which we have before alluded to, vein of
the same stye of poetic feeling, have been
but confirmed IN our original nvirtions
that it va. the work Of more thorou ely
ardent poet than any whose pen has wrought
verse in California. We congratulate Mr.
Goodwin on 50 successful debut INFO the
poetic world
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

ARRIyAL FROM MAzArLAN-RAsEY B-
VEN The bark GeHoa, which arrived nj
san Francisco IN Tuesday, from Mazarlan,
brings intelligence that Nr Rasey Blven,
brother in.law to Gen Crabh, was still at
that town, awaiting the arrival Of his famil,
from lIernosillo, when lie would leave for
California
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

Orc Lewa...... "IGnrtton Ranch ......... ?
ltphirsui', %I....... II ,hir prrrincj 80. ....3n
Biugh ~ Rtr........ ,',nfrl Nri+r.... O.. ,
tOrtp. town ri N hhu ............ ,
Nachey...... .... = Eoh'n-tr- III ........
EVHrSN ~ ...... : htie FuCk .-......... 3
NHuitN =. :. or ........ N'r H." 49,:
Fnit rprsr. .. ." '~...... .......... !
hou"i IN p'irg oH7r ngs' Rau~h ...... "
Rtnhart'a nr........ = htcn ........ 3
Monrst' o............ h.rrkrt ti8t.... 3
NJ ErI'li'+. VI y i~fr- var. =
N'I-nns ff-cint f"f e. R"urt .........
fphnhdtille.... J.. .. 4 r~tch'"~ -. ...... ?
NNau6utj' tnmun'- store
HOnfnt - ....-....... 4 80 t~hi 49,. ,
trrpcn t'~.-s ....... b s.tnWn.... ......
honntain ton-~......, y lr-h'4 an"h....... |
BtiWctl l"'' Nh......
firtnia Nil's..... -. '.+ " ".'-.....- .... :
Marin Earch. ....... 'r"fhrr"u'S ~tnrr....
Pt'Nirr. r............- Il '.'"b ihr... !
Tnru"r'. -trh thti~ H'lf'p !
iHmjltOr ...... ......, '--t's taucf .......... !
ta'iiF ef's Htn'~ ...... ~ in 49,. .......... !
~ mr>. Pr.!...... 4 du~p,ito Greek ....... |
hOtris h4sits- 49,.
The t,tr .i',.r e.-run m-rt thNt the different Ere
cpS hofd VI ~tin,- siFe r'-ction of pcfr9ates, on
ThArsday, July -. j'17.
GEO. OR SET T., Chairman
kl'. nntV EN- Central Com.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

NV QUICKSILVER MINES The Pacific
newspaper states thpt "a new qIic&
mlne has been disc lycred near New a ma
den. 1t is tew mile. north of th1t place,
and III the same range of hills. K is o~nel
by u company OF gentlemen ia Bltumore
The ore thus tar taken out IS promising
The New Aln,len are tac richest ki own
mlnes ot quicksilver III the world. The tax
es uPoA tlo mae last year amounted to
seventeen thou -anl ioturS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

WATfRMFLoNs ---The~e delicious vege-
tables are beginning to make their appear
ance in our markets, as are tomatoes aud
other summer luxu'ies. Everybody halls
theIr advent with ri Icings In les than
a week we shau have lhem in great a5un-
dance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

SENTENCED TO DEATH A man named
John Phipps, who murdered one Morales
about two years since at Mokelumne Ilil.
was sentenced on the 18th Of this month to
be hung on the first Friday in August next
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

Too YOU'VE TO Marry A girl named
Sarah Jlre York, Of about 10 years of age.
was married to a man named Il B. Randall.
of jamestown, Tuolumne county. The cler-
cyman who married them, Rev Mr. Iamil-
ton, was prosecuted by the girls rather for
a violation Of tao statute in marrying a
miner 1t being rroyed that the girl herself
and others had represented her age to be
eighteen, the preacher was acquitted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

CAUGHT Al l. ,sG,-O4t llt,n John Stan
iels Of Ma,y.vi,le has gone up in bllluon
At last He married on Saturday night
l,dy OF that city. "Gone in as he Is, we
wlsn nim thousand years OF most perfect
connubtal bliss
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-25

FlRA AT SHINGLE SrRI>Gs. The house
Of Mcs,ro Welch and Campbell at Sningle
Sptiuge ~ Ell Dorado County, was burned a
week s.nce together with everything therein
save u tew articles OF clio hung. Among
other things destroyed was valulbie IL
brary.
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SANDERS & DUNBAR,
FURNITURE WARE.K OO ~ -

SANDERS & DUNBAR,
FURNITURE WARE.KOOMs.
Main Street, bet. 5th 4 9Th kEOKUK, IOWA
NHEnndsrsigned have nov in 1nenxx,,.
= their Ware kooms, and design
seepfng constantly on aud we'll
selected Of all kinds Of Furniture, IN
bracing Marble top Dressing, and plain Bureaus /,
hne and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and
Caro- Tables Cane sea and " indser Chsirs, Rock
iuk Chairs ofcverydescriptoiiro iron apiair wooden
seat to the finest hair clothstu6ed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage bsdsfsadt of thel stsststyle
Lounges, DC.
Looking 3iassss Of alisises Clocks ,carpe,ings,
aoor and door mattipgs, 6oor and table oil cloths
mAttrasses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shadss and trimmings, and every other ar
ticie usually kept IN our line Of business.
Part ofour stock was made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactoriss Of
high standing, 80 that We can warrant every arti
Gle for durability and finish Of workmansS ip.
Oar object 10 TO sstabiish . permanent business
hore, and not the Peter Funk principles
and as An indncemcnt to person. to purchase OF
us, We are resolved toseIl at the lowest st. Louis
pYices.
Call and examine our stock before PURCHASING 4
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure in show
ins furniture 10 Ladies' and Gentlemen who m y
favor US with cali, whether they feel inclined 10
buy or Dot.
SANDERS a DUNBAR.
Rak
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPERsS

JlSl hEltiSED Al
HOOPEKsS
Drnk and Prescription store,
a SoLnhA iresh supply OF Drugs, Ghemicals,
-. lwHranted rnre,} Pcrfunety and Fancy ar
= ens,aeine The most popular articles uf the
Concentrated Persian Rssenss' sh the most elegant
agreeable and lasting odor
bouqnet dorleans, or XA Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto OF Roses,
Ext. Magnolia, Ext New MoxuH.x
Wes, End, Tca Rose
- Sweet Brisr, patchosiy,
" Musk, Jockey Club.
Verbens, Amber and Orange Flower Water, Aro
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Fercna Cologne, Ascsassr OH,
Vinegar de Rouge, Pink san
GERS, Geen Ian, Chalk
Balls, Lily White,
bandaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye,
--------~---------~--4--4~--~-
yoE rHE EAm:
Aleaander's Pelanaicus.
savages Ursina,
Lympns Arc,usine
BAsin's foneine Soap,
i-atin's sa,en aupesaneSasp,
Nsrtsna Soap,
Honey scsp,
brown Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand sosr,
Transparent Soap Bsrs,
transparent Soap BALL,
Amandine soap,
Marsh Mailow,
GENUINE \ 2nkse soap,
Mis!tars saatiAs Suap,
shaving Cream,
Shaving BruyhsH,
fIair brushes,
,octh Brushes,
Nail brushes
Flesh Brushes.
Port &essieS,
Railroad Con paaions,
Cigar Cases, aud
Itavt ling Fisshs Of every description.
fLAyoRise ExfRAcrs.
Vanilla,
mond,
Lemon,
Celery,
dceaN Pine Apple, dc.
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OFFICE, NO. =, kILNuUkkE'S BLOCK,
T. AS fer 6Als - beaptiful Lets in b. W. xii.
= bousue,s Addition.
essm any of there Lots the prospect frsn, and
the visw around theeity, tsdeIiehtful.
They are all nesr or adj6ining
Y I'D ss KiLBOUNNE PARKi0 ~
And no other Lots In the City Be- more dssirahle
for Seeidenee%.
6lpek l76 in the oldlinits.
90 Ped On Aain-st., between eth ard 7th,
Lot :, Block "a - Blendeeust. !.
= 90 rss:il Block cc!, OF Gasr- s:, - Sssl i:sa
and IIth.
~ Pest On MAip-st., eemnsneins loe fsat fron
y eaA A&fsss.
q "a 1Astss 4th st., in Block ~. ysry 1seisabls
bGil1loR 1saideaes. s 54
\ A3sa, - in Edwasd Kilbsprpe i Nov A1aisier.
81 3Nana--Lsv, ard very Essy feynaaAs.-.-
FoT f.ylAu pestiealsrs enquire q ths absvs olAss
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sHIRTs MADE TO OH = En.

MRS. %. BKAAE, Of New York, the ori gina
4s1 tor Of the system Of making shirts to measure,
who for fifteen years has done business for the
Broadway trade, formerly No. ] Astor Housc,) has
opened rooms ons door west of the Postofice, on
johnson street mp stairs. She 10 prepared to exc
cute. with promptness and dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collars, Robe de Chambers, Ladies and
Childrcn's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will be
honorably dealt with.
Ladies Basques cut and bssted in . superi ior
manner. A frst rate Aiiiinsr, particularly In all
braid work, bleaching, etc., in Attendance.
NIB. To6cntiemen: Mrs. b. having been oom.
pcllcd to make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she IL able TO take the washing Of num-
Der Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the ne
oesssry repairing such buttons strings, &C. done
Once ~ above. lfebl0-d
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4 HETIHED PHYSICIAN,

/NX/H0sEs sands Of life have nearly run out,
w discovered while in the East Indies, .
csrtsin care for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
! chitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility
The remedy was discovered By him when his ony
child, . daughter, was given up to die. He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and heal
ing Qusiities of preparations made from tho East
India Hemp, and the theuEat occurred to ham that
be might MAKE = reaaiy fn his child. lie studied
hard and seceeeded in realizing his wishes. His
child was cured. and is new alive and we'll. He
has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands OF sufferers IN all parts Of tho world !,
and he has never iatlci in makin, them complete
iy healthy and happy. Wishing 10 do as much
good AZ possible, he will send to sueh Ut his af
Aicted follow beings request it, this recipe, With
full and explicit directions for making it up, and
successfully using IL. He requires each applicant
to ineiose him one shiihng--thrse eents 10 be ro-
tared A. postage on the recipe, and the remainder
to be applied 10 the payment u this advertisement
Address Or. IL JAMES,
No. 10 Grand-st., Jersey City MI.
N B.-Dr. IL. James has ns,thcr oiice nor 1
agent in New York, as some have pretended and i
advertised. The reeipr is scnt from NO PLACE
but No ~ Grand street, Jersey City, N. Jer- 4
sey. majoiAw3m
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9R 4. - y ~ - y n. MOOA T.,
OF BOSTON.
AR HIT = CT.

ATE partner of VIM. Washbarn. Architect of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop snd Parker
Houses, and Tremon, Temple, Boston; wood's iio-
tel. Portlsnd; Bay State Housc. Worcester, aud
many other hrst class public ard prfvsts baieirys
would Inform the public that he IL prepared 70 far
nirh Dssigns, Plans, Detail DrawihSs, Epcsi6eAs
tons and snperintendsnce for Churches, Sohool
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public end
accuracy.
All the modern improvemeuts, such ~ Wsrming,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac., ~ adopted in The kast
srn cities, will be especially provided for - re-
QsiRed.
lD-OMcs in Sanple's ncv building, ON SECOND
street, between Main aud Jchnson.
Jan. IA. ,57-dly r. II. MOORE.
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VIM. BROWN,
A K CHIT ECT.

UsT call al his rooms, over Doubleday 4 Will
u sons Store, second street. siy tinr texccpt Sun
aAys.) fron day light till ~ ccieck al night, he
10 Obliged to be constantly en- hard en- secount Of
pssss of businss, and his dJswipgs, apparatas,
and extensive Architectural liltniy, shich are
free 10 the iaspsstion Of ALL and Judge whether he
10 competent tosersetbe public in his profession
lie might herer,cte What gtsat things he has done
o. cen do but that would be supcrhuUus in his uta
itsrian community; Therefore he 10 willing 70 show
the public what be can himself do In . practical
sense. Call and see, free Of charge.
feb4-d W. BROWN.
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Scriyen a. t.ntiagher-
denersl Advertising and Collecting Agency.
b3 Dearburn-st. Caicn 70.


fsaEsI nags!: HaKs!!:
MANUFACTURED B1 THE CHICAGO Tag
VI Manafactory, 10 stDssrhornstrcet Chicago Ill.
FLOUR, BuGkMIiE
CokSMEAi., HAM, FARMERS
OSNABU RG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN sAChS.
Furnished upon The shortest notice, ard at the
lowest market prices Tie ghs for brsndin. are
new, original nd not t. be surpassed In this c,nn-
try. u, ". ASHAkD,
July25-diy postoGice addrsss-Ler l5ar
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GELS EDsn
JEWELRY ETDRE.

JEWELLERY ETDRE.
Second street, between Main and Jchnssn.
II AAVING just returned from the East,
respectfully call the attention Of my IA
friends, and The public gen tally, to my
new and fnc stock Of watches, ,jewelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, dc.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lover watches, silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epnes Of all iinds and ndqualities.
JeWe1ry.
Ladics' plain gold, mosaic. cameo snd enamelled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and childrcn's
gold and JET bracelets, ladies' and Eent's gold
ehains, pencils snd pens, gold sad diamond nDger
rings gold and silver thImbles, gsnt's gold breast
pins, studs, collar ard sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent spectsees, pockst table and des-
scrt cutlery, and scissors.
ktiyes ware.
In which line Intend not 70 be surpessed by any
store west or north Of ST. Louis yisi silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and furks sugar cream,
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Piated Ware and Fancy Gooas.
Plated and bSitanniatea sets, cnstoYs, fruit and
cake baskets candiesticke, pearl and shell pocket
books, and In fact everything pertaining TO my
line.
Clecks.
general assortm ment Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
Watchcs and Jewcigy repaired in the most
workmsnlike m amer and at the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES IEISER.
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~

II
sNHREE daily Through Tralns 6sswsss Phil adel-
1 phiA and Pittsburg. g.--TaE Aonins MAIL TAAIs
leaves Phiisdeiphis for pit,shssg .. n A. n, and
Pnsburs for philadelphis At Z 4. n. Tns FAss
LUE leaves Philsdelphia for Phtsbure at l4P. u.
Tns NDHr Exrssss TsAis leaves PAiiaaslpAia fos
Pittsburg a. III T. NJ, and pn,sburg for Philadei.
phia at 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect =, Pittabure with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis, No. Alion, 0alen.
md Chicago, Ill. FrAnkford, Lsxiagtoa asS Lou
isville, Ky. Tere Hau,e, Msdison, Lafaystss ana
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnna, Dsytoa, ,spring ngasld
Bellefontaine, Sandusky, To,sio. Cleveland Colum-
bus, zAncsvlIe, Msssiilon and Wooster, Ohio also,
with the steam Packet Boats from Aad to New Or
loans, St. Louis, Louisvilie, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either Of
tbs above places.
For farther particular Hand bills at the diff.
fereuf starting points. Passengers from the west
will and this the shortest and most expeditions
Youts 70 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New ORR or Boss
ton. THOs. MOORE,
AaRsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Jan. 1857. -ly
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pENysYLvANsA RAILROAD.

Il
| THE Great Central Route, csansstiag the Allan
! tic cities with Western, orthwcstssn sna south
] western States, by continusss Railway direct.
This road also al p ttsburg 18th daily line
Of steamers to all ports lie Western Rivers and
! st Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers TO all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes maxi ng the M ost
direct, cheapest and reiate route BY which Freight
can Be forwarded TO and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN rnILA pisIraiA Axp RI rrssuRs
FIRsr rCLAss.--Boots, Shoes. fIats
and Gaps, Books, Dry Goods,
Tin boxes, bsles and trnnks,) 75c. per 100 Tbs.
Drugs lin boxes and baics)
Feathers, Furs, &c, Sc.
I'd CLAss.--Domestie SLcoting,
Shifting and Ticking lin orig
inal bAlex} Drugs (in casksl ,no,
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or S' w i'o'"n'
boxea,) Wool. and Sheer PsIts,
Eastward, &C., %e.
3d CLAss.--Anviis, Steel, Oh aims
lin ossks,) Hemp, Bacon aud
Pork, salted tloose or in cks) SOC. per % lbs
Tobacco, manufactured, ts,cept
Cigars or cut,) &e., &c.
9Th Clans Coffee, Fhh. Bacon,
Beef and Pork, fin cs.is or
boxer eastward, Lard nd Lard 4oc per 90 lbs
OH, n tails, sods, Ash ,Gs,msn
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, dc.
YLOuK-ei Pc. bbi until further notice.
GRAIN5e cts. per Toe i's. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
y, .ght, until further notice.
sa. In shipping Goods from any point East Of
PhilAdelphia. be psrticnl.f to mark package "via.
Penns wanna Railroad" All foods consigned to
he Agents "f this Road % Philadelphia or Pitts
burg will BE- forwarded without detention.
FRsIGnr AeEsrs-liarris, Woruiey 4 Co., Mem
Phis. Tenn; X. =. ssss Co., 81. Louis; Pc. o.
Riley Co., kvansviil~, isA.; Dumss nil, Bell
Co., and Carter Jewett, Louisvills, Ky; r. G.
Metdrum, Madison, Ind slrieuAn = brown, and
Irwin Co.. Cineinnati; n. W. f0raham Co.,
zanesv..s-, Ohio; Lsech Co., - Kilby street Bos
ton, Leech Co., No. 3Astor Houss, New York; No.
William street, and No. >. Battery Place, New
YOrk. L. 4
Koons, Baltimore Geo. c. Franciscus, pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, phiiadel phiA-
II. L0MBAERT, Sup't, Altooha, Pa.
Ian A.
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IyaIes. CHANCE.i

1 WILL fcli A. . great bargain the entire stock
/ OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints. .oils, bye Stuff,
Window Giass, Glnss Ware, Brushes, Show Win
dow, prug fixtures, de-, Also the lease on the
building of the ent formorly b, lon ginR
TO Mcssrs. Smith, Fniier AGO. The stock is we'll
adapted to the estcvn trade, and has all been
purchased in tho kasf at extremely low hgures,
within the last ~ months. The establishment has
an extensive and fsst Interesting trade. The stand
is of the btst in thu city. In fact every thing
10 compe tc, and just such ~ 10 suit person
crAtise bu-iness of tho country For further in
formation, call on The premises or ut No. 80 Main
strtes. atSa0-d4w A. !. McktSAl.
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WATGNIKI
~. w. JONES,
Dealer In a. ock ., watches JewelYy

on THIRD srREET,
Between Main and johnson.
'INliE subscriber has just received n laaGe r
! and beautiful stock Of gold ard sii,A ~
Watches, gold je~elry Ec., comprising th,
latest styles Of lades breast pins, earring hnger
rings, euf pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbles, gold slides, snaps, studs,
geld pens, with or without haliers, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
wArCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels ooWpctent To repair he moet difficult and
delicate work that NAV be entrusted TO his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfAction.
IoREHef rInE
The public may rest ed that the correct time
10, and always will be kept BY
Nov, q. 'af. dlY n. ". .JONES
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk ana st. Louis,
AND
QuincY and ~. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.
1857. SPRTNG ARRANGEMENT. 1857,

, hE>0R the aceeomoda,ien Of LIZ. =
Il this trade lins Of stsain-
quincy, Laerasee, Csn,on, WARSAW and Ksokuk
Leaving St. Louis st clock N, daily; arriving
at HapnibAl 1t :, ~ puinsy ATS =. ,n., and Kso-
kuk at1lssm. AstaSnlne--lAaye keokuk At l p.
m, WARSAW at 3p. m, LAgYsags a. 1 p. m, at
Quincy 8, p. ~, Hama bai at D. m, an arriving
at ~. Louis at 8 Q. N.
Another line Of steamers will lsaye ST. Louis 70
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad
leAsing st. Losis ~ ?. n, arsiviAs ut hannibal
a. i8a. m, and Quincy at l2m.
kctarniay--lcavc Quincy ~ " M. II anniball II
M, and arriving at St. Louis at 4 IN.
A. sccn ~ business via kaiiroad is resumed 4
steamer will make round trip daily between kso-
ksk and Qaincy, leaving Ksokuk at S a. N, and
leaving Quiscy Ut ~ m. lfeb25-d
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II. ~. AAicks, N H.,
6U GE0N DENTI
oAee onSecond St. between Main and yshnso,
kE0kUk, IOWA.
I'M. H., 10 sddition ~ the ssual Hnn,,.
II methods Of Inserting srttAstal1
tssth, tsin possession of the exclusive ve~k1Yse
right Tor shis city of mounting the
''sostiasoas gum work, 30 aaiversally adntrsd
for their beauty and cieanlinsss.
He 10 also mountingseeth on Gutta PsrchA.
apr 10 dwly
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BRUCE 4 SON,
La nd Aycnsa . aA Droke1s,

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pxALEss N "a
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
WA L4saIs, impvored rsrms, Tors Property, &C.,
roar popoE, IOWA.
vXYR nav particular aisenfton 10 tho selection Of
w Lssds and their location, = i.h cash or Land
warrants, In the e. Doekes oisax Iity 40 OsAge
caaa pssssasss, lev; ws esvs gents q s,osa
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