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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

GoISa BAck-On Saturday last caravan con-
eonsisting OF Ave wagons and ever so many men.
women and children passed through our town on
their return from that land; supposed by the I'M
initiated, to be flowing with milk and honey
Texas. They were originally from Halifax Conn-
ty, Va, and removed to Texas about II months
ayo. We have for long time believed 1t mere
CANNON for persots tn talk Of making living IN
any of the Western States, who had failed to do
40 in Old Virginia. Without energy a man can
live no where and with a moderate amount OF
this indispensable help. he can get along as we'll
here AS elsewhere. To the capitalists alone does
the West" afford superior advantages. II our
adyices is worth an ythine We would say to those
in moderate circumstance stay at home! Get rid
of yonr lazy habits-exchange them for these OF
temperance, frugnlity and industry, and If you
have been mere time-killing. brandy smashing
automaton, determine to be man, and with \
frmer trust in Providence, added to your own ef.
forts success will crown your labors and you Will
be prevented from mourning over your folly in
Texas Wytheritlc Tel.
ANOTHER! -On Monday another party Of the
Texan bound, were seen vending their way
through our streets, towards the rsingof the sun.
About three years since they embarked from the
county of Dinwiddie in this State, with sails set
for Texas but now return fully satisfied that they
were fools and not wise" None seemed happier
than CuiTy in the anticipation of soon regaining
their native land Of Bacon" and "Simmon beer. y
-Wytherile Tel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

<1OAL OHL! COAL OUL!!-RscsiveA = esp.
u Div OF this cheapest article for lamps On haad Jevos
PATENT LAMP, the best IN use. -
nsv 10 dnl bTAbLEk JONHs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

~ Il Grateful for past thNors the sui -, rib, WhulN
return hts thanks I" his friends and the pub.
lie gene,ay, hnd inform them that he
has hand constant, adding teictU)a
Elegant Furniture manufactured sktul work
Of the lrN finished In the most de
arabe manner Ills Stock embraces arttle usually got
the extensive manufacturers
He socsa rall shing purchase feeling as
sued that he aud will satisfaction regard to both
price and quality III work,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses aw avs on hand.
EDWARD J. FOIKES,
warprooms Mauufartnr, below Liberty Ware.
is"t ID ctkf
G.Pss1Nl. NOCls'E-TO THE nAD1Es,--
- Now Ia chance Ie.rn I'll cyl set ORSAMFNfAL
Mel DIE WORK such Ak Nos' raised flowe,-, sui
ion Work, Spansl &. DHwtng Ar.ar w, kerr all ms
rial for .Lc OF tn. h. ol ~ had aud for sat IA,
also hRnb f,ttrtrs, which my scholars
The AMI from. Terns III ~ rhc, Les
three times wcek--Mondav. Wednesday, and Friday
from Q - clock. All ST, l. ri work done
Pesns hing 10 enter th names scholars, viii
lease call at the aslngon House, at This ofrc. My
lars III begin the Let II December adi be waved
II their residence by addrcseinr -a.. lY.t Oa,c
,'s- ~-va.- : ..s Atom. Ma - . l,"hS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

From Forrdrdin4 Mrr'aut ~ 81 Lon's Feb a. 1854
DR. AYEnYour Pitts the paragon If all thai il great
in medicine They have cured little daughter If piccrous
her hands aud feet that had proved ncurShc for
years Her mother had been long Eri.yUusiy afflicted with
bnichrs md imps her akin in her hair After
child cured she also tiled your Pills and ncy have cured
her ASA MOItGhIDtE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

m ADIATORM--A aeW ssyle q wa1eQse4(
III Coal Stoves lust compstsd- the nost bsaatN4 I'm
Stoves ever offered In this market. =. -.
nov e-dis y. = 049lra i III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

VXIATCuRa AND JEWRh1Y.-Ths
w subs rjber has In the largest stock ~
af JEWELRY, he has had the pleasure OF oner.
ing 10 the public. Also. fine lot OF CLOCks-so al
which invites attention Of IN public before pnrSnas
Ing. loot y dts SAAhsc OAN " sDD...-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-12

!. 5n bem Nu9eublid frat biegefcrbette ber<iu /;
iaurelie flog ibr entgesen uno praute 3uriid
IWfarte I'M 0aa5fleioe, en SdiirSAen oarilber,
an tlanfen 0afen eiu SdlilIel6uno uuo in Ter
IOdno eln &1ffeebrett9en nit 1allen, fan, ibr
lror, pte cine aufpartenbe 6au8bilterin. ~.
allerIteblt rief fie. $50 foulmt Ou oen
Der .--..
AuS Der &ude, ltete 2larele, Il9te bic iunoe
I6rau SD babe ielblt fur Define Wlutter BEN
IRaRee bereitet.
Das ueune id cine SiuslAteit, rief ba8
0ralIleln lie betr1tten6, pon ter man etpaS
ltefnen t1nn; bod iest BADEN mir b69ere Snte-
IfSllen gu beratIen, o1rum fort nit oenl abl4eus
IlIden &affeeSerdtb.
ste tubrte lie an ben Gid, befte cnen Gar.
ton auf, Den Der 0eciente berteiaetraoer, unp
l5etgte t9r orei Spieenldleier pom 6obem Wertb,
Iwel9e oarin la9en. GS frdst ltd, irelden t6
81 nletnenl VrautIdleier mdblen ipQ, laate lie.
Stoonle unb id, mir lino nidt berfelten Qnlidyt,
pdple Ou Gtnen fir mid, entideioc DID fit
IoieIen coer isnen, id] piu es ul8 cine Nrt G}ct.
IteSurtbeil betraAten. 1lt
y ipte id0n, tpie berrli9> rief bic irmae
6raH bemunoerno, e8 1T idrper oariiber Su Ut
Itbeten.
Wftl9 ia9te aurelie: l;ub On, mas BAIT
Ou bern an Deillem 6cd,3eit5ta9e oetra9eu I?
SD erlpiDerte Wfare perlesen, i'd trug feis
men Shleier. .
Alfo Gle uni6ulb8pcGe Otprtbenfrpne mad,
outer alter Sitte, fiel Aurelie ip5ttilb Elm.
9Iein, Iiebe Nurelie, audi feine Mprtbe, aus
5enommen, einen fleineu :3weis, oen it ron Ell.
tner 5Sreunrin erbielt. Sic err6tEetc uOr ben
Eonrdbrin9enren 8ltfen Ger beicen Damen unp
Ila9fe oQan bafti3: Go mar Scmmer, @nltau
Ipttudte I'M 0arten 5mei 0toientnc8peu uno Swei
FSetlden. bic iiA reo5pdtet batten. St Itefte
Ille NIX ln8 Saar uno i1Ste Da5 fino Define
IStppen un0 Define 9lu9en, Gtarie, GOein Ser3
1ber leu Ger fletne Otprtben5wsi9 beoeuten, Der
- tct'aun98pca uno fiar aus Deinen Qrden
Ildlmmert. Nu9en, Qippet, uno 6er3 loQcn
mig nlIr 9eboren, nun fomm = go ainQen mir
in bic STRIDE, ater oen fleineu StrauB babe id,
Incd) ct tit fretlid pelf, bod lie6e id, ibn lebr,
Nnrelle uno 6rauein Gipcnie lrbeu lh an
Iuno iat!en nanE au89elaiIen, bi8 Nurelie mad,
InHand'en ider5enoen 6raoen uuo 2tebfciun9en
Iwiecsr anf RE Spieeuansele9enbeit suridfanr,
hno Warte ennliafir iie einen 6dleier pablte,
per oer e'nIoblte, ater Der t9cuerte tpar.
tRprtleBwna fRlatlA
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E>~s Dtetuen weri6en Runben, fope benz Gubl,tum I'm
Aa9emetEen ma1e tb btsrnit bic er9ebcnts Nnsetae
baB Id ren ppaarenldser barb mpprtire an6
tCettn rhaltens aDaarea ouf bas ei&baSf pGppafGn-
o8t unb ausgstatft bate; ppr8I8li& mae IL auf msu
DeutI6e8 1pD1eneS Stridgara
Garne leI5t f15ricrte Sdfsn ppGene rnp brumwcqene
Semcenr aetbclen, Stsumpfe, 6anoidube, SbnwIS
in bieiee Sad ein@lasenbs @rtifet aameram 9a bnen i'd
iebersstt biz r6te @Gspabl rer beten Quaiitd bate
3sBtet3 bsmerfe G bag Id nit 3wtfGcntraetern unb
6aurern au metne fetnuns nts su tbuu babe
"0aarer cen bGtsfen Qretn i'm Qabcn pcrfaufe.
ltm5atrsi&sn 3upru3 bittet ersebeuh
&pute 8et6sr,
Drills Ne. 2t5 SrCabwGp, Baltimore.
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STARTERS
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46 NalrIionltr.

Dagu trps 9 al on,
Wr I47 &erin9tpn> nabe SunGrbs CITRATE. 80
Die eolbene WeSade wef6e Der eu @ef6mad aastbetit
n Ssnes nar T%s s5 e ssItan rn,rsn S ye5asn nnSsn
unfst ten Rrdfte IA osraueea hnen tens geae'
una M nt$t o58 arieeen gstst TsV. ' paSsa Sst
eammst. Ndpter ads S0ealen' une Yerlen SerSternn-
osm eben[p aebeue 8rdcs,tS 8prfednaeein S@nne e.
stht
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9(DpOeotnrer, u. slpOtbefen.
Oeat1cbe Seo,usGffee.

~%J&EEIT W. NItS'"' "a -
H. Carey, +. er,
8sseefrdBe g6ef Gde prn GrDDteb Zane Uef& srn
&tarsHraBs. t,s
Sffteefunben: BIG ls utr 9rrnittdes 2 ets . epr
fa6mtttaaS Die ntsrat62en ine IN 0rttnonns 9Stre
rem ub erSneu nit Anguf IN BEN 9are an Der 2oes
Gde ppn gpsf. SaattteRr unb Grp0feS gane cine
Deutfcle 9airs Since
NO IFS GufrSees Slt6er rt ais snr 1lserttsnn8 sSs
orF mb S0anbrieen (Deeba1, ue6erhrcibun9en nne
@er5srunssn mortsases upn et9 nnO anOern gsrdesn
tleass no Eeddmeaten t@tsl a. en- a l. H., p
,ss Sss aaeS nteessnnslmen Inter 8hFSs.
rrna ber aepienbofen IusFutrnns aesr aas
Nuffr&se erldubsn Ttr uns raS pe"i v"V'"" ~ S0
$oeraGp@r.sN"S a. 4s o. gctru u. 9. unBsto
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Sat an 6onS unb serferat auf eaeauno Slide
SOn' beaen Maerta nnb In tpnfgsre@tsr Be Dts 1aln
hn6 aus Wdrmcr tefer Deer e1s bie GehQe aus RDen.
@i6en MdAdpDne6pls. Mud fabrt er o Nrtifel in
iener 8rande ais StqarbEu6, SstOen Geu frun,TFIdes
ssSs yaGrSSt Sta nnS Gas nnssSa$s aasf'@sisrs M
gen werbsn prompt 6uSeetbr e pot eineefautt
Derben merben nit SDrgaft tebanbet per @rprb
fnnbt. = S. g. Stput erhelt .5rann Snfute I'm Nc.
ben 1855 bpdfer QrPt5. GPbn11S
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tGum Bite Nnrft9rnG allen Wrbfsn IN rfenb erem
Se@Gftsretse aetenft wee sr @roneuns BON patenten
lnd@ Der Patent Office mad gcfbin9tCn 9eanet mfrben
Nue Wpbeue fur N6lhinenbauunb @iens eBeren welt
letenfals auf re aeeurateac grele anaefertist.
sSnr QDirtbe ui1o Sierbrouer. ~
Cine eanS nnb pratt f&e @dttuue Raeerbiertatn
ns6e Stri@ts0tn rs4 dtt rRb Gftafte rerten auTe
sVereFarsrf a sSetr2t Satr
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Apbtem ADblett &pDlem
HudsOn ~ StOrnl

~ HUDSON & StOrin
tabu In brsm 3pben Depot o 75 unO 8S NprtbBraBe al
prtcn ypn weden bdrten Rot!en tn erDBem @prrath
unb Hub i'm 5tdrte bieeben su SEN SiIItg 4 @dars
preiIeu III Verfduen. Da unIere 1c6eu cana SbbaG
iieaen 70 ub biefe6sn e trpdeu unb fret Sne un6
sts Sutt g pautf&s @st9er ttItFoter rertca
sIr II eRnrnneH . acs. 2i.2Nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

N0picEis hereby given to the owners OF the
lots eescribedin the foregoing list situateiin the
CITY Of kcokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
"a that special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for mead
ANYTHING in front Of said lots % designated
in the above list, and unless payment BE- made
of the taxes levied Also eli costs, before the
9th day III Sept, A. D. 1858, the said lota or 30
much thereof rs shall be necessary TO discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day afors-
said, at the Mayors Once in said city, between
the hours Of . clock = IN. and clock b. IN.
G. q. STEVENS,
coiiectorof thecity Of Keokuk.
Sent. Z. lS5S.dtd
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q n A md THU n X RAIL . A u
OF CANADA.

OF CANADA.
FROM THE WEST
Boston, NsU York, and the Eastern States
vsa fAs MeAisan Csafrai, Great Western,
Ogdensbargh 4 Vs,moni Csnfrai, ard
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have opportunity Of
visiting some of the grAndcst and most won
derfui scenery In the world, including Toro1.o,
niagara Fails, Spspe.sioa Bridge, 1housaad Isiands
Motsia4ss he Tubular B,ldge (nearIy isro miles tn
lsasfA), Lake Champiain, F0tis Of Monsmovenei,
Hxdsex Riser, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage viii be
OAseke4 Through from Chicago.
To EMuGnANTH.
HAnAsce may be secured at the Office of the Com
peNy chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull.
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supeTintends the removal of
emigrants and baggage al Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from 4se TO t3s to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
EVA n m n,
OF - 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG!
Is under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 70 Portland. Tearists' return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East also far the LeyiatsaD or Tor the M i.
O.S. 3. Co.'s shirs, can be obtained at the offce
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad, Nc. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent of Grand Trunk R-R. Co., Of Canada.
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We have for sale quantity Of WAnE's Color
KpIsKs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There are among them oil shades of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
Is cents up to $a2per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and Varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, still undisposed Of than which there nune
better in market.
All Of which we will sell at manufacturer pri.
ces, for cash
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to che owners Of the
Lsts described In the foregoing situated in the
City OF ksokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
aud all others interested, that . special tax has
been assessed and levied said lots BY the City
Council Of said city for Grading the Alloys through
Blocks No. Is and 10, - designated In the above
list, and unless pa yment be made Of the xes 50
levied. and also al before the 30th day Of
September, a. D. 1858, ne said lots, or 90 much
thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge said tax
and costa, viii be SOLD the day Aforesaid at the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours ef
clock m. and O'Clock p. M.
O. q. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Sent. g. lH5S-dtd
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NETTING NEW! ~
The LaGles, ana Gsntlem ems
MIRROR OF FORTUNE.

n ~ N a n HSlu OF LIr
ILLUSTRATED BY Gems from the best writer. .
i arranged IN new and original manner for ~
sntertA amcnf Of Litersry and Social Circles, hy
For sale BY O0DGN, BR0WNEIL 3 co.
aagtd
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Trustees sale.


DCIIic NOTICE i ~ ss...ss1 "a. &.
LIST day u October next, at the door Of the
Clerks Office, in the City Of Keokuk, Iowa, I
shall prpcesd to SELL for cash in hand TO the BIZ
est bidder, the following property. to-wits Thirty
BY ninety feet in the City OF keokuk, Lee County,
Iowa described ~ foIlows; beginning seventy feet
from the corner Of Eighth and Exchange steets.
on the eastern limo Of lot one in block enc hun
dfed and tw enty-t tl22i, md running thence =,
right angles to said limo and across lot one and part
Of two. W tact, thence south westerly parallel to
sth street. so feet; thence in south-easteriy d.
reciion parallel 10 Exchage, so feet. 10 the line
aioresaid thence along Sth street in straight line
TO the beginning points--ieaving part u so feet
on 9Th street.
he saie j. made BY virtue Of . Deed Of Trust
from Il. Wilsey and Elisabeth Wilsey, his wife.
to mo made TO secure the payment Ut certain
note, dated 5Ist OF Oct 1887, and payable the 1T
day Of september, 1858, 10 the order OF Lorenzo
ID. Brown, for the sam Of four hundred dollars
Which notc IL dee and unpaid, ana By the term OF
the Trust Deed am required TO sell the property.
Sale between the hours OF 10 o'clock e. " and /
o'clock p m. WILLIAM BROWN
sept. Is, 1s5s.dtd
r soMpouND sYhUP u Blackberry K.es, Tor
~ sAh BY i. b. y0WELL,
AsSTd Isl MAin,t.
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DARLORs Chamber an1 Kitchen
: SETS. Of AL kinds, for sale eheap ior Cash. b
GE0. Il. KlLBOURN1, Agent,
SassD =, OSt. ~ Sss asz
mayl5d Ksekuk, lev
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s. l.. EARNUhI * CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
0Tocers and Produce Dealers.
nunaows' slock,
Main-st., between ssh a nan,
kEOEJK row
DIR. n. q. sNGEns OIL,

I ENTisr, corner Of Third and Main stree,s
- ksokuk Iowa, ever kix. Hale Co.'s Bank
entrance 90 Third-st. special attention given 10
shs Preservation ct the natural tecth treatment ii
exposed dental nfve, aui correcting ire
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth oil the best
ard hnish from single tooth to an entire se.
ty2ud6m
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ANDREW j. WILKINSON,
(LAte ilkinson Marshall
Wholesale and Retail DrugElst,
NO. 86 MAIN-ST.,
~ full assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes Window q lass. Glass " xrc and
varnshes, mt and below market rates.
Ang. III .5s-a
NITRATE silver CrystAiized4s ounces Chem
~ ically pure, in store and for sale BY
Al .WILkINsoN,
augl6d 90 Main-st.
CpIs. TURPENTlNE-20 200 gal in barrels and
~ cans, In store and for sale by
aug1ed % Main-st.
r lNsEED, Lard and Sperm oil--200 gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsd 20 Main-st.
A LcoHoL. 50 and IS per cent 500 gal in store
- - a. j. WILKINSON,
auglsd So Main-st.
|N0oPER's IsINGLAssto be of this superior
A. ). WILKINSON,
aaglsd 20 Main-st
A YEk'S cherry Pectoral-~20e dozen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs aud Colds, in
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale AgeAt for keokuk,
LyRAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
l. all who have tried it. a. superior to any 9TH
or, Manu- actured and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2n 90 Main street.
Varnishcs.
(vOpAL, Nos. ! and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, japan and Lea ther, Of the Queen City
yarnish Co., for sale in quantities 70 suit by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 10 Msin-st.
49,. ~e
ECKEk's FAEfNA, a diet for invalids and
IL the sick for sale by
A. j. WILkIN6oN,
aug21d % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer 10 gross large me-
dinm aud email sixes, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug15d 20 Mainst.
4 NHR0MKS--s,rcen aud yellow, dry, In store and
~ for sale very low by
K. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d 9G Maiu-st.
DUME Castor OtI-.Presfed and Clarified
L by stsam--in store and for sale law by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug3ld vi Main-st.
~ S. d. VOWEL,
aug7d Isl Main-st.
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TyXTENSION TABLES, size DoarAs,
~ DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
IN Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sAls Low Tor
Cash, hy 0EO. 4. KILBOURNE, Agent,
maylM Asin-st., bel. Il "a.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
M which special taxes arc due and unpaid for
NIMcAdamizing on johnson street between 18th
and 18th atrrefs
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TUsT HECEIvED, a Large Let -
JSUPERIuR ICE CH EETs--an indispssss-
BILE article In every famiyfor sale vsry cheap, By
GE0. 3. KILBOURNE, Agent,
juns3-d Naia-st., ~. ~ I'd.
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AxaLo-sAxox, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRlToN, tnewl
NOVA SC0T1AN .tncw) HUNGARIAN, new
Running In conn ecsion with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD cf Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government to transport
the Nails
DATES or SAILING.
Ev.rsry . S s.,ur Every ai,elnass edne.
day from the 27nd Of day from the 2oth Of
May to the Goth Of April to tho 2eth OF
Novsmber, inclusive. October, inclusive.
With the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD At Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
1Som Chicago TO Liverpool via Mich. Central Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
md Steamer,
$oV to$iV
according to accommodation
including cooked provisions.
rem liverpool 10 Chfraec. via Steamers and Rail
roads.
$S5 70 VIC 10
according TO accommodauon.
bfoofae 10
including cooked provisions.
Afaiiy qualified Surgson sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger tickcted through will be al
loved the same VsAntity u bagfAge sssE BY Rail
fsad - by Stsa n,sr, Wis 70 cable Fest for each
sAln and 10 feet Tor each stesrAge passenger.
q. Special trains from Quebec with the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched o. tho arrival Of eash
Steamer.
twill be observed from the following table that
the Canadian itnc have bsstcn every other in cross
Ing the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Col
Inns and Cunardli by the annual tables the
n. r. Herald during 1881 being
HAYWARD. WESTWARD.
Collins Line, lid 32h 20m Collins line 13d l3h ON
Vonard" NJ. led 25h am Cunard I" w. LII ah Am
x q Boston I'd Oh oM Boston lad I3h ON
Osnadian line led 18Th em Canadian l.. lid III em
The longest passages made by the Canadian Line
we're II days to Liverpool and 2 days TO Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is to 70
days, and the Cunard Line Of is TO ~ days.
For Passage or Treigh. from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool to Chicago. apply to
J.. WAkkACK,
Agent Of the nj. O. IS. Co.,
No. 80 Dearborn Street, Chicago. ms.
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Clothing store.

No. 3 EsseA House. KsOkuk.
WITH thanks TO MY many friends for past
Wv favors beg leave TO inform them that
am nov receiving my SpilNd AND SUMNER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
Co., The two bert Clothing Houses in the Uni
ted States. Ny Clothing good and we'll made;
those Who have purchased Of me will testify to
that fact and TO those who have not l wouldsay,
come and Try for yourselves. Good 6oods, At fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing to the pressure In money matters am
compelled to sellstristls for CASH.
April I'D A,W .GKIFFITH.
/NENTS, Cashmere suits, good and latest fash
" Ion, for sale ut No. 3 Estea House, Main-st.
apr2d A. We.
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Peach. Plum and Cherry Trees, either standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Goes
berry. Raspberry and blackberry bushes, together
with Esergrecns and Ornamental Shrubbery, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
q. o. HILTON,
Late Mubbcll 4 Hilton.)
keoknk, Sept. 8, ls58-dGw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN TREES rOn THE VAST

WITH several years
w experience the Fro-
prietor can now fur ish
FRUIT TREES AN. b
SI1kUBBEKY, aechma-
ted, and found to sue, eed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra sise, aud
have prod aced Ans speci-
mems OF fruit this season.
These interested are invi-
ted to call and examine
for Themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear ,
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DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots.
ON which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ Grading the Alley through Block No. IS.
0wners' Names, Iot. Buck Tax. Cost
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s0MPuuND EYHUP u Blackberry K.es, ior
n SAID by i. b. VOWEL.
AU9gd Isl Wain-st.
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A New Gold Mine Discovered.
400 DOE. CH ANS, or ALI pRscRIP-
'kUU rToHs, just received and far sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, by
clio. y. KILBOUREE, "A GENT,
mayltd AAin-st., bst. ~ "a.
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Is y - y ~
mnul Aml ghaA kAnn,

4 ~ No. eoIls olsanhss - -
sal6 tt ~ - $500 ~ na1e. 81 s's IS u sssx2 Is
1.e 1s. : ~ slass = ~ -
Te1alesiua sslls fsr CssA ealy. -
vesy leveot 0guee. Az 81 sss
Il $3.50 heshalas ~ dseirAbls, - ~ 111
fate1to, - eall3@ Eheag setiafas1ely. p XIV
11leels1 y ~ ~. ,,3
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The CROPS IN NEBRAsKA.-The finest crons
OF oats, corn, wheat and potatoes we have seen
during the last four weeks between Nebraska
oHy ana Detroit are unqualitiedly ia the vicini-
" OF our City and they are doubtless only an
average OF the crops throughout Nebraska
Our crops are comparatively free from any evil
effects Of the heavy rains which have anbiee,ad
the crops IN Illinois to an irreparable injury
While cur soil is full as rich as that OF Illinois
and as well adapted to the growth of corn or
wheat, 1t will always be free from the ininrious
ELECTS OF such heavy rains as have been expe-
rlenced throughout the country this season.
Oar land beng rolling prairie, the rains at once
run Oft, and yet it is capable of wthstandjur
drought to remarkable degree, and is. OF mar
vicious depth and fertility Our farmers may
well be proud of their crops.-Nebraska CITY
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