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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 18#
job PnuNrTiisra^
lOVeri lies''! ll)i i'Ti, e\i-ru!''i: a' this offil
•peiiur tadiiutr.ttii.l^t ail^w
%gr A limited number of Special Notice* will
fcants a line.
rar
l)r G. St. C. Hi'wir is a duly author­
ised agent for the transaction of business con
nected with thii office.
tiK\D tIS A 1I\D!
We want to help every body, and we want
every body to help ua do it Therefore we
liave enlarged our Daily, ami w».vnit« every
body (o come without delay and subscribe for
the
Daily Oate City-
^e mean To in.ike it worth ita price, ami a
gieet deal more, it we rati. Our means of help
n«| every body are greatly enlarged, and so, also,
are »ur expenses. Therefore we must have mote,
ailmcribers, more advertiser*, and more job
"Hvrk. And we wish it to be remembereJ that
*e ran execute every variety of
PUIS asd'fawv job work
«JS
men
ST.
The former psirfna r.f Mrs. Eioery, and per
kape othr aafoMunatc single pen'!emeu, will
be pleased to learn tbat Messrs, Ifavi* k llanna
F.mery, and intend to have it ready ier boarders
oa Monday next. We are assured that the new
proprietors bring long experience and high re
commendations.
Those wishirg to secure board are requested
te apply by to-morrow (Satmday) "taniag, ers
the premises,
™A Card.
Xavteg ma^i arrangerruM tK to extetid my wes
tern tour beyond the period intended when 1
left New York, 1 aball, be i les lecturing at
Chicago and Detroit, vi»it also the following
places, remaining at each the time below speci
fied
Quiney, IUiwit,fom May (u May 21
Burltngtom, Jute*, from May 22 to Map 28
thrmporl, Iowa, from M«y 29 to Junt 11.
I shall remain at Chicago during the month of
iaty, and at Detroit through August.
CALVIN M. FITCH.
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs
St. Louts,May 4, 1855. may
19 iwd3tw
THE DES MOINCS.—The
by Mr. P. Eicher. The paddle is con
structed in imitation of nature, and works
like a ducL's fout. The object is to over
come the dead lift and tremendous friction
of the ordinary paddle-wheel. The in
ventor is sanguine of success, and has
work yesterday, and observed that, while
it eould ahead at a pretty good rate,
there was no arrangement for backing
ou». Perhaps the inventor don't intend
to back out," though he says the paddle
m» be arranged to propel a vessel any
way. Go it Young America.'"
.,
various attacks which aie made upon the
American party, by presses and politicians
in different sections of the country—to
sw how men disagree in their estimates
of its character and aims, The Democrat
in the South oppose it for its abolition ten
dencies the Democrats of the North or
,,s
Mr. Wise in his stump speeches in
irgitiia, says the Ameiicun party is an
Abolition parly, and Virginia must vote it
down. Dr. Uiiiley, ol the JVcir Era, 011
the other hand, says tbat it is- a pro-,
slavery pirty, and Norlhern men must
have no fellowship with it.
Neither of the: e gentlemen, we appre
hend, are correct in their views of the
ca#e. The American party, as such,, is
neither pro slavery nor anti slavery. It
looks to the purification of the ballot-box,
the revision of our naturalization system,
to I he iostcfing of a purer American Na-
V*'
Alice, when
A Ntw Iiiv)^tio!».~A queer looking
I. mmmmmmm—mmnmmm———
ja«t ai well and just as cheap as any body, if not
little more so.'' Circulate the documents of governed hv the (.Constitution and the acts
t.h* right kind about your business, if yo«i wish of Congress. We belong to one nation
f* e*cceed. And remnnber that we have the we hare one Constitution, and one deslinv.
wodel itaimsiE On must thing* we agree. On this qucs
t*» make »uch documents. Now, also, is the tion of slavery we disagree. The C'or.sti
to advertise. We have again plei fy of lutinn debars Congress from interfering
A comfortable Dwelitr^ Hou*( for sale
or rent. Apply at this office.
f?,OARD!*(i.
last heard from yesterday, had got up to improvements, &c.,it will dhide, for there
Croton. The river was falling, though a
received the approving opinion of some "^ut he my wife, we will all live together,
who ought to know. We saw the craft
and
1 11 ti«»nali#»n, and leaves the other questions
I I IU *hieh have for years divided parttea pret- Wii.ii ui
rio not
ne inserted ui^der this head at do cents a line fnr! in any way desire to encroach ujon the' March 30, I5$5
each insertion, or over theeditorial head for 30 rights of the Southern 8atea. They are
Help uwiffi will h«-?p you. Tavlwith slavery in the States, therefore the!
Southern Suites are free from any possi
bility of harm. Writli slavery in the Ter
^iftrrics CongresK has full power" to act,
and if it establish slavery therein the
"f*
:x.
Tl»e American Party
and
if 1 ioD
ton
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Transcript.
its
Opponenta.
Xt wonder there should exist in almoat Mrch,13'
every community a large and respectable SC RAI* IROW.
body of men who eschew politics and V\/
could do much to render pure and whole
some that which is now infectious
politicians as though they carried their iroB suire. tiioa. j. RICK a Co.
wuke moral disease and death. There'
have been, and there are, causes for this
abhorrence. And jet, if these very men
would overcome their scruples, and min
gle more actively in politic al affairs, they
,, jck«ap WiKKK a TlABtltWAN,
It is marvellous to witness just now the 1 Mai-hM,ts»t. anu-u
a portion of them, op[Kse It becausc of uiture embracing MARBLE Top PhT
der a grave misconception of the charac-
ter and purposes of the American party, *eaf.
or they are acting dishonebtly, knowingly
ly much where it found ikem. In Ohio |-apSi ROBBfts,V MIHnm
•nl the free Slates the American party is
a i i s a v e y e a u s e a o i y o e K K o K i I O W A
members of the Order and the aentiuient*
I A
in a of iJie people of these Stales are opposed f\ ,^aT»-. Bonnei*, Ril,hui
«ue,y-i,ut
My
.mi-...™,.
mean that they are deposed or
Opposed the rxtension of the Institution,
and will in all legal and constitutional
ways make that opposition felt. The same
sentiment existed before the American'
[arty had a U*in^, and will exist after it
IMS ceased to act as a party. In ?he
Southern States-a different a'ate of facts
exists. The causes which have made the
Northern people anti-slavery, have made
the Southern people pro-slavery, namely,
ilscir cJucntiofj, traditions, habi's of think
ing, and the S'ate institutions. It id not
the American parly that has caused this
It has always been so, and will continue
to be for years to come, in all human
probability.
isuch being the case, we may be asked
how can the members of the American
party act harmoniously together We
see no difficulty in the way, provided that
on both sides of the line they mean to Le
bave taken tiie house Utely occupied by Mrs. of slavery in the Territories it will send Gompai.vh-» Dir.. t,r» "j wbtrti are
»ia*rry iu ine i rriu nt s, u w Ml stnfl among the oWeat and best Known business men
men to Lonyress who will \ot« to put it of gt.'Loul*. d34ptf
there. If the North prefer freedom for
the
errj'ories, it must send men to Coil
gress who will vole to have them free.
The North will have a majority in the
next House of Representatives who will
re-enact the Missouri restriction. We
hope it will have a majority also in the
Senate who will vote the same wav, bu'
of this we are in doubt. The Amerban
par'y in the North, as we undert tn'd it,
does nut expt.ct thai the Southern State*
will send anti-slavery men to Congress,
Dor must the American y in the S uth
expect that the Northern States will send
expect each section will send good men.
pro-slavery n *o Congress. Wo hope and
Kach representative in Congress ouirht to,
and we trust will represent the wishes of
his constituents upon this an I all other
ijueations. When the American party
me to art in Ccngievs upon tlie peneral
matters embraced in its creed, it will be a
unit. When it comes to act upon the tar
'fl, Cuba, the currency, river and harbor
art'
riae was expected frcrn above. lTp to the American party there are strict construc
tioni-ts and hiiitudinarian old J«.ckhOii
he«»r of going to press list night, the Col.
Morgan and Monongahela Belle were
waiting further news as to the stage of
water.
w*ter craft is Irin'* at the wharf, and has American party to be in favor of slavery
.* i gs Qn/f onnlhiir nl .«»nIf .4 ..i 1„ I.
attracted much attention from tlie
and the scientific. It is o model 1
up to test a new kind of paddle, invented
cur
ri
us
free traders and tariff men in the
men an 1 old Clay men, W'higs, liem icrats
and Free-Soilers in the Order, and elected
to Congress and to be cW cSed.
These being the facts, what use Is there
of keeping up a grand public deception
-—one class of opponents tliimin^ the
th,y tv„_
a
S( Kl() Kenhawha Sajt now lauding from
v/vw/ fcicamer J. E. Woodruff, and which we
will eil ver, low from the l«vee.
AXES! AXES
f-TUST received by steamer Gossamer a supply
1» of'4Hunn" and "Vog..e«" celebrate.1 Axes
»«»d for sale low by BALDWlH3jEVAJfS&.CO.
K
W|' ps
«. W. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
MAIN S I I I 1 e n a n S e e s
KEuatK. IOWA.
fJHIFrundersigned has n«w
1. his Ware-Rooms, and 'le
signs keeping constantly on han
-.i a well selected assortment of all kind* ..f F-i--
pro-slavery character. Now one or and plain Bureaus fine and plain Sofas fine and| WIRED article,aad strongly enra«ed.
the other of these parties must labor un- plain centre ea.' card1 Tables canes al and wind- A S W Jt TUCKER,
,*l.rs' r"r,li',K
GOOD.— I be following wive promise
was offered as an irresistible temptation Embroideries, Lares, ftc.
to a fair marnora'a: —"I thank you,'' s.iid (ijJLEEVES, Collars, and t"hemisene«,Cambric
the girl to her suitor, "but I can't leave
home I am a widow's only darlir no
husband can ever ejual my parent in kind
ness," '-.She ii kind,' replied the wooer
*vUr Bo»-
T. J. & J. M. RICE.
ay 15,1855. tw
the highrgt price in cashforgocj
i vv No. 1 Blacksmith'* scraps, at the Mitaorr
Jeptember 6, tSM.w
Horses Wanted!
Govcrnmeiit waotfd umne f..r
wliic the lugheit cash pnee will be jiaitl.
We have on hand three spans of f,irui bom a
i an it oue pair of blood bay mat e» which tirewil' si I
Chair» °l ^yery desciijition
from a dam wooden seat, to the fmet haircloth
f,|ain atllj lal)CV
i
,„rilfC(l(t
steads ol the latest styles lounges ftc.
and deliberately. One or both mtfct be'. Looking Glasses ol all si/.e* clocks, carpet
wrong both cannot be right. c"oTh',00r
a" lloo^.^'atl",e,1'
mjng
floor ail,i
D. F. HUMPHREY &GACE.
utl aui,.
pnc#8
,.
200
2000
I^fNE
Hat at
A«e,\t f"r
THE
a,1^ another churning it to be directly the purpose an agent at Wa«hington, who has con-(#
In.. Oi-POMW- il is f»r beti.r lu state foe as ""T," PL
got
hh u
,.
„f y ,,,,
DOZ Wool Hats
K. N,
s-
d,^*. Third,
HE now receiving their spring stock of Matt*,
atui Mdltnery
duutrjrare resjK-e*
le their rtock an
(lt v
Straw and Silk H'inriets of the BSOK' a
proved styles hy
I). F. HUMPHREY St CA« K
SILK HATH, of Mo\eiU' var»nfu' tuif
by 0. F. HUMPHREY ft. UAt.K
RIBBON'S,
a f^w Itundred piecr*s just rcfpiv-
by I). F. HUMPHREY & GA,i
MILLINERY
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
and at reduced price#
D. F. HUMPHREY GAGE
March 30, 18Stv d!y
1LE AR the way for t!
Kniporium.
April ifl, 18ii.
North must submit on the other hand, if
it prohibit slavery therein, the South must
submit. The congressional majority un»s-t' A. Ilrif{flliail
rule. If the S uth desire the extension IS
New Yr.rk IUt||
C»|l ami pet a Fuslu •liable'®'
SHELDON'S HAT EMP»RHM
bil. Mala Sti vet".
April 25, H5.\
I I-GHT. graceful and. ("-c iinr arc M,(
1J s?yl»* of Gent's Mo!»*«kin Hat^ for w nt
KMI'ORII M.
H-l, Mam street.
SHELDON'S HAT
CASK pure Rlaekberry Win* suitable (or ine
diciuai and sacrament*! purposes at
REYNOLDS' Drug Store.
BOXES G'as-warp sr Window G!a*s ..f
REY.NOi.DS' DrueStorp.
Mi-tmi i Sia'c Mutual -Jneu-
For Rest.
brick building. No. IT6, Main Street,
tween Sixth arid Seventh streetaj two
and cellar, suitable for any hii-ine*s.
Enquire of W. F. M. LYNCH, or
$500,000 Rfwird
WILL
be paid for the
disappearance of the
Tin- Ijrees! and most
high prices of Hat*.
inpl.-le itock of Hats, Caps, and Straw Good*
ever brought into the State of Iowa. Allot
which will be sold at a lower price than any
hous* in the city. Call and be convinced and
get one ol thoae new .*-t\leof summer H.tNat
SHELDON'S 11 AT EM I'ORf M.
Don't forget the place, 84, Man. street.
April 24, 1&55,
THE
BEST AM) Fl'NNIOT MAGAZINES
AM) PAPERS iu the world, comprising
the be-t 'I •»!•.**, Sketches, Poe'ry, and tlie most
laughable Jokee even produced by huanan wit.
Yankee Nations, or \V hitlings of ^vina-ban's
.lack Knife Pictorial'Picayune Lor. lo#t Punch
Brother Jonatl an Dutchman. Know .\dHtitig
AI cnanac, lie. RAH AM &. ATE.
LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &r.
I^HPeti'-ions
F. subscriber procures Iuid Warrants an-'
for all those entitled. Iu order to
prevent rejection or delay and ensure success he
lias obtained form* am! instructions direct fnun
L. P. WALDO, EQ
"Cmnniittiovtr »J I'entiont."
Person? applying through the subscriber may
tharefore feel confident that their applications
will be properlf made.
No chartrw unless successful.
He will also attend to the collection of any
claim agiinst the United States, having for that
OtS.e Iff,-,. John™, gtjj^
May 7, 1855.
Morning Glory
d'
-v.
kJ and Swiss Flouncing'', Edgings, At. Insertings,
Real Thread Lares, Eigmgs and Bobbins, and
Saxony '1 In cad Edgings in great variety, just re
ceived by p. D. FOSTER.
April 23, 185,i.
Bouse keepers
find at S. W. Fucker's an assort
ment of Pa'n'ed Wnte, eon«i- tirig of Wash
Rouls, Foot Tubs, Children's Baths. Water
Paits, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, &r.(
also, Japsnetl Ware, consisting of Wash Bowls,
Nests of Trunks, Cake Roxe«, Spice Boxes,
Dress ins Cases. Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes. Knife
Trays, Drainers for Glas«es. Tea Caddies, Du*t
Pan*, A:c., also. Plate,! Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly and iu setts
of 51 pieces. Small Grindstones, Enamelled
Stew Kettles and Sauca Pans, Belt-Metal K«t
ties, &.c.
May 1,1855. d&w
PAINTED TOILET WARE.
IN
SETTS, for aale by
May i 1855.
May 1, 1*55.
BeU.
ubl*
other article usually kepi in my line ol business.
Part of my slock was made under mv own su
pervision,and the rest bought 1'iom manufactor
ies of high standing, ao (hat I can warrant every
article for durability and finish of workmanship.
My object is to establish a perraan rit business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle and
as an inducement to personsto purchaseof me, I
am resolved to sell at the lowest St Louis prices.
0,1
inatfraises, feather dusters,carriage trim
window shades and trimmings, and every
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. I will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they.feel irielmed to buy or not.
nisy tl '51 tf G. W, SANDERS.
ASK Prunta ai
RE\iOLDb' Di ug iU
Sffill TUCKER.
d&w
Water Carters
jp*OR sale by
S W ft
May I, 1855.
TUCKER.
dftw
Water Filter*.
j^OR ante by
eaiKIMTONES.
A
FINE lot of lie usual sizes, for sale bv
s W ft TUCKER.
Mayl,lR55. d&w
Oardea Trowela.
OF
difTereut sizes, for side by
s U ft II TUCKER.
May 1,1855. dStw
Surveyor*' Tape Una
May 1,1855.
J, ,Si J. G. STEW AR aie now in receipt
of a very lar^e and caielully selected stock of
Dings. Mfdicint's and Chemicals, P.itent Medi
cines, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Pain's, Oils, Dye Stuffs Perfumery, and every
variety of fancy articles usually found in the
beat establishments of the kind. Every article
warranted pure ami genuine.
Purshasera will confer a mutual favor by call
ing at our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up,
DR. J. G. STEW ART'S office and consulting
Rootn in the Drug Store.
I'HUI E4*10SAI. BKJTKSV.BL S
1
1
ll.N I'LxTt:,
COrPF.H BOTT MS#
BH AS^-KKTI UJE*,
.,-\
low prices, by
D. F. HUMPHREY & 3 AC! F.
DO# Pabn feaf and Mwaw Hats.
*)f«t v !.«&
hy D.J*. HUMPHREY ft GAGE.
•'ikfl DO£ Fine Fur and Cassimere Hats,hi?h
lf/11 am! low crown, nil qualities, f«r «. tl
cheapby 1). F. HUMPHREY & tJA(i K
ri\t*relhvr
(],,^st7LrVan
•to-
W. W.BELKNAP.
Mav :s, 1*55. !tr
we
LA IT Lace, Habit Set*,
An Psssi t*
Fine JicoDfttt
Rich collars and sleeves
An Pasti *t
Book
Plount ing, Laces, KJgtng and Insertmgjost re
ceivad at Si, Ma'n St. OVRKEK a CO.
Fre«a Arrival Carpete.
SO PIECES Royal Tapestry Velvet Carpet)
30 do heal KtKht,h Bruir,elS
10 do Best Lowell, 1 ply, do
do Ittiiienal Jo do
S5 do Superior Lowell Infra
in do
AO do Cotton and Wool do
20 do Putch Hemji do
30
At 85, M«iB Street, DURKKK ft CO.
P1KCKS
4
IB'^n of the Red Padlock.
dftW
n
CITY DRUG STOKE I
Burrows Block, Ha 111 Street, Keokuk.
1,500
y
u i i
A[iril 1. ,»J. dJtw
,l"*~
cetn iu the United States.
10» PIECES black M^ure Antique Galloon,
IT»0 Paris Trimmings.
75 Fancy Gau/.e
At H5, Main Stnet, DURKEE & CO.
U ILKS of the latest styles snd best.make, viz:
O Real Parix boiled Talfelas,
Rea! Paris Plaids and Stripes,
Plain Poult l)e Soie and Gla^se,
Extra heavy Moire Antique,
t^" Fine Bcocadesj
Plain Black (all qualities.)
,H5. Main Street, DURKEE &. CO.
SATIN
Siripa.1 ChalUas,
All lol.in plain
tbiliiei Barege,
At hb, Stain St.,
April IS, tSftft.
St-4 best American Oil Cloth,
do do do
do do do
S Uo (M do
1 ilO 6 1-4 do
For sale very low at 8&
Al^in street,
DUKKEK ft. CO.
ROLLS Kancy Matting,
60 assorted Ruggi,
Jnst received at E»CRKKC ft CO'S.
BALKS choice brown and Matched Sheetings
for sale at Mailt 8treet
Dt'KKKKft CO.
jr CASKS Assorted Prints (new »tyle«) for salo
®d w» tow at 86, Mala street,
J3URKKE ftt CO.
CASE8 Manchester I« Latne for sale lower
than ever ottered in this- market, at Sd, Main
Street. Dl'kKKF. feCO.
JV3T
8 W & U K E
d&.w
Heceivad at DURKKF. a GO'S, 85, Main St.
I case Black and Blue Cloth oa which they r«
fy couipetitioii.
BALES Assorted Brands Hickory,
cases Ticking,
a do Ueuiin»,
1 do Corduroy,
Jutt icceivtd g*, Main Street,
DURKEE ft CO.
JUSTRECEIVED*
I C*»e Irish I-int-rii
1 dii khcetttig and pillow ate,
1 do bio and tilca Table C'lothg,
I do Marseilles and Lancaster qnilts,
At 66, Mam Street, Dt RKKE ft CO.
CASUS Lancaster Ginghaai,
4 do Manchester do
1 do S otrh do
1 do French do
do Lawns,
la store and for aale at St, Main Street?]
April t«, 1958.
Tt O.^Edwait^, M. D., Oluo Medical College.' lmn, Baieges. Lingarelias, f^oup D' Etats, Ty-
WCKKKK a CO.
F. U. I OSTKR
ust received well assorted Slock of
Spiingand Summer Goods, to which the at
tent ion of buyers is restiectlully asked.
J1AS
The Goods have been selected with special
relit ronce to the city retail trade, and will be sold
as low as the jaine class of goodt can be bought
in any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will do Well to examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will find many
styles not usually kept la tfaia oMulfet.
April 23,1855.
KFSS GOODS.—A large and variefstock of
Silk Tissues, ftitin stuped, figdVed and
ttd. .in*. 1 teiicji Jacorteti and Brilliants, l.awn%,
,ju-l ir.-etved by FOSTER
s o v i s
V-!A\T! V HAN'!) AM) 1 oU !,'
COMSTOCK & BROTHERS
Win 'LESALF. 1 K.\LKh's IN
K
SMA AM) A.MKRK AN SHk.fc.1 may,
8HEKT t'OPPKR AM) TiNC,
BMOVKL AND TONf «,
Order." fro n the Interior and I'npcr Mississippi noiicite.l and promptly attended to at No. S3,
Mi»ir S're»f, b»»'we«n Thud and-Fourth Streets, Keokuk, Iowa.
April 5, 1855, dly. (MIVKH A- Bit0*8,
& I* It I U O O 1 !S!
A 1» 1 I,
U K
Are in receipt of a large stock of new and seasonable
to the wants of eorsTJV
receiving additions, and
si^ii K I i PING ue a full and complete STOCK the entire season
L»j« \n sadiron*,
RiVETS.
FHY P^N%
IRON WIHE,
TIN W ARK, ..... HOLL'lW W Aftf
A ANN
KD w
AJiE, BIUTTAM A WAKF,, rr,
Y\j would rs.icctful!y rail the attention of our ouloir-erj and nil others, to the above card, and
Vf as u«ual wc woahi say to them. Obtain price lista from. $11 foreign markets, adl lhereto
fr»*ii^M, drayair* and conitnit-io-.-s to this place, and we w ill sell by the same and save y«u the an
noyance, breakage, &c., experienced hr importing from abroad.
STOVF.S! HTOVi:S! MOVIES!
CIIAUTFji OAK COOKING STOVKS,
I I N O 1 E A N S E E
tcifh a great rarirft/ of
COOkLM! A IViltLOK ST(» ES
CONSTANTLY ON HANI) AND KuK SAI.K BV
W. BUEL & BRO.,
77 fi%i\ «TKI:I:T.
Wholesale and AicUiii Dealers 111
I
Roofing put on in any part of the country, of To,, Zinc, or Galvanised Iron also Cornice
Gutters, and Leadfts.
-We hare in our establishment one ot the best Ceppet-Smiths in
POPPER SMITHING.
\J Slate.
SHEET IRON WORK.— Aitrtlli^g tha'. cart be Manufactured (rooi this article we are rtady
to make at any time.
O N W A P.,
N. H. Haruig jiM arrived from the Easl, and brought our work men with us. men expert- upon procuring ttie»H «t att'ho.i
enceU in at. kinds of Job Work, we are resolved our work shall be done better than any oth*r without iiiec»n?enieneeUr def v
o u e i n e i y W e a v e a e a i o v e e n s i n o u a i n e y w i i e i n e U A U I y i v
o w o k n u o e e e i i o u s y o u n y e n a n s a n o u s e k e e e s a e s o i i e o e y e i u n y
I'1^^ ourselves to sell as chesp as any other concern io the city. i a* I urn determined. i*.u!
1 8.»r,
85, MAIN STREET,
E tfc C.
Dili mods, notions, caiu'kts, &ai Lsr^t
ADAPTEDCONSTANT
ERCHANTS^ House-keepers 4L others, to which we will be
receiving CONSTANT additions, and as one of our firm|||resides in the City of New Yoik, we tie
»n:i PING ui» a full and complete STOCK the entire season.
Po ca*b and short time punctual buyers we will state, that We will not be undersold by any con-
BAILOR'6'
1
R. MOOBt-
DURJCEE ft CO.
30 FlfcCKS pit
in De Lsinc (all wool)
55 Barege,
IS lifureil
For sale vm low at 8», Main Street,
DL'HKKK a CO.
EMBROIDERIES.
April 5, 1855. d&wtf.
100 ELEGANTLY TRIMMED PA&lS
Mantillas just received at 85, Main Street,
DIKKEE&CO.
April 14, 1S55.
Bright, Bee«ttl«l aa4 Aftistic. i
PICTORIAL, Splendidly illustra-
teda received wetklv by
"GRAHAM & CAVE.
j., u. noor
MOCjUE h. HOOPER.
PHAEMACUVIST8 AND DEUGGI8T8.
A E i s k i y i- o i i e i n -e v e s o
geltier lor the purpose id'conducting
general Drug and Prescription business ui
der the above rtn. Particular attention v
given to the latter branch, to which they bate
i
both served a regular apprenticeship. Physi-j
cians and the public can rely on having their!
prescriptions promptly and accurately com
pounded at all timea, as one of the firm will be
constantly in attendance.
Xetlce.
F. HUMPHREY hating purchased the in
terest of J. E. Humphrey in (he Hat, Cap
and Millinerv business, of the firm of Hunif hiey
ft. i.tee, the businesa w ill be continued by the
undersigned under the firm of D. F. Humphrey
& Gage, and they solicit the patronage of the
friends of the old firm
April 19,1852.
Notice/
NOTICK
WELL selected assortment just reee red from
the most celebrated manufacturers in the
East. The public and the ladies especially, are
invited to call, as they cannot tail to have thair
tastes sailed in every respect.
JUSTreceived,'
various sizes by
April 3,1855 dtf.
MOORE It HOOPER.
a fall assortment of Giass
J. W. JehiHiton,
N J: A K
E
biauches. He
Ins
reteutly made extensive additions to his stori,
Olid periected his aijfangeineuU in every deparl
ment.
Patent Metallif Rurml fuw§,
imfervious to air and indestructible, highly or
namented and invaluable for the preservation ol
the dead, as well as coffii.a of eveiy style and
finish furnished to order.
Hearses and carnages furnished, and the en
tire arrangements of the funeral atfended to
When required.
Keokuk, April 12, lli55. dy
IAA DOZ Floyd*' American Pene
JtUU iment, in quantities to suit pu
2UUdoz. Eaculapiaii Li iim»ut,a
Glores and llmlerf.
LADIES,
colored black and w hite Rid GloVfS, l"
Silk, L'ste Threat!, and col'tt do. Twistea fc c(
i Filet Silk Mills for Ladies and Missis, Black,
white and mode Silk Hose, and a large stock ol
cotlou i-s white, unbleached, black, spate and
mixed, ol alt price* children's do. w hite, mixed
and fancy. \ery cheap. P. D. FOSTER.
April *3, IMfc
Ilfcaiia.
(TOl.DFN
I of
Flax, and Medium Fronting lAMps
Richard•"S'i's
make, warranted fu|
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Mu'en. Fleai beti ,v
Brown Table Damasks, Napkins, Toweling,
Crash, ftc., fof i*al« cheap. P. D" FOSTER, i
A pill -3, D»'i5.
I A I E A r«M en il, aii.i 1ir
CATK.Cri'V HAT S'roil
•1 »R11I E. 0. retp'otfwlly an»
M'Kenny !k R«ii ner's iJr1
High*at ii .' i, I,.,
and d« ski i-
March 2tt ., i!
HAYoent.
1
«s any house i» t?ie_ci?y.
A pi il fi, 1-S,':V,dl y.
AH o
fie rat ions jpar riViteti.
Keokuk, April 24, Is.
is k«reby given that I have this day F*ll IHCrg ^1 OltCC.
sold out my interest in the Hat, Cap e&d 1.J EIC1I F,R iris oh ji'and. and .will furnish to
Millinery business of Humphrey At Gage, lo "rder ZunujerirKtu's "ctJe1j)-^ed Separator
F. Humphrey, who will continue the buaiaeaa! *or.Thrashing,Cdeaii»fi*k8cr»eiriinjr and Bagging
with Mr. GageM the okl stand. grain ready oisftte.C It wit! thia-h ami rl«an
J.E.HUMPHREY.
April 19,1HS3. tf
Perfmnery aBd Faaey Arlietea,
A
1
U
0» »!•«•...• {.»the !.s of Kttktik ai.d
th" mercha»«ts"gefierJ»!lT fhat liiey havt? pu» wt«
turned from the E*».'t. wb'ue th«v seh-c^^d a^d
are now receiving am)
««S(»r'tnrfit t»f iftN. i -i puit pfher I ,^A
their I*n** ever brou Ke^knk^ A i
«nee of thirty year- .• -eed as issn- .••%_
i and in the »ate of i J-hi tn enable ii togira
#nire *ati»fd«t:o«i t.. i- iilefrarui consumer:-..—
It will be our !)*. well a o'ir inere»t
alwMvs to '•ulect wi'h care, i*at!i with regard t*
•qisality and sfyl». VVe hate l»x*afi»d here pfr
maoently and will exert oui-?«lve« to" do
to our purrh-j I
reiy upon one Im'-.
newest style
le»ae gi\r in e.iM ,ifi
aHhe*-*(»ite City If S{(
of the city can
b%*t qualityaud
AV:T Olir,
"v i. -J, onaoaite
nil winds of furs
iiiKs k v o
v
i
Jinixiiivoonis,
Wholesale aiid Retail Druggist,
Mtchatuc's Tifar',-, o/.\Utin .S'^
h$S\A.
INt inatie yii for a »er*_ yt
ui .ti.^io'r^. in tfc bose itti.?, I aui^FSf
now offer ins}'to fheVitv St.d cruntry hade ML
a large at*.! we!! v lvcte l.^tui-k,^-f
Drns*. WrflO-lrtV* «U« «n4. V«-
HiibLi, ^lft'«wnre mm4 W iitiiow
V"
M-u Perfumery and Wi i-y a.-tCigirs, To
li.ifi'0 and Vfoiff,'o'i a .'choice a*sio ftnenk of
Family Gi oceries,.iiTJud"y-ia. i ». Teas, ria.
voriiiir F'vtraeto ,«iMUe«.". ^od:i, Saiataius, and a*
variety of arctic lex »erf&i'«»ii£ fa that departiflent
all which will ft- tUJj%r-i:de c?f "amaH
profits and tjuiek reltVr.«,-'
Particular at^'ri'ion-r'Wsi^to j'Sr pfrfinff e
scrtfitions. In ei«^i re ^nedicines ar#
quired duiing the.r.^ht-r!: i«}fr«-|•i^iitly inconve
nient to oh ii»i tfi,.£i. Thisdifficulty have
completely ol^vMiteli^y h%ftn^.iny residence' i{«
a part of the saqie .hui^d^ng occupied by mf
store and peJ*i*ois.\!es riag|tiei{irHei. may rely
ht or day,
pnrch'as'n^
tne a call,
rabte terms
Spring Initwrtations.
4\).
EDD Y,U AAiESON Ac Co.
170 Aod 372 »T, LOUIS,
i
Announee tu ibe t'.x tls-ft »jhev have iu
and are receivnig
store
consi*tiii !•. hv-1_ varied '•ar.-orttneiit of
Atopic ivui) i'ancn
IPIiV 1j
•V/
For sale by piceij «r package, at
Boston ihid iYo*v York Prices,
roK cash mi d*s VrrnoVKD caentT,
For richness,'vVfk'!y,J and-adaptation to fb
wants of the \Ve*'4
OVti'fiTBCK, 7
an
Ainerirai
ROBERT MOORE.
J- HENRY HOOPER.
March 14,18.)5 dtf.
Sti%
we respectfully.' .-J-I ih* aitentiw, ai ||M
rican and 1ei)iiaii
!e„
rnli28dft3wut
0E*T&. Si R'I^RV.
1) Ii. R.
1
A U )l K,
OULD respe»!( J(ty ••p iioyr ce ta th# citi
zens of Kfokwls.iJi-l* yfojfiity that he has
permanently located irj 'Keektik*, where he
pects to perform all'tlie^opufid tons, pertaining to.
Dental Surgery. V
H-* feels coah lent ii^ kis niility' ttigive salif
faction to t!iosj» v. i.o'dn^y'l^ivor him with their
pati onage. 1
tt-ST ^Office on? Mtin Third and
Fourth Sfret ts.' •.
Vi ty jks ft»r Sa iv.
ae.l the ii'iblic general I y 1 ^HE suhscribt^.vjlilof »ale Lots one (I),
D. HUMPHREY. two (9), threa jour .4-). .five (5), and
A. GAGF
9,x Ul
block lW. Mt*tiicx'irr of- Keokuk,
tf Termscash.. .j .* U. H. AYRES.
Terms cash.^
April 20, VtT
*M
to NmI bushels pe$»flf»v -and has taken
lb* premium a! Ih" \i y^.*i
s
Ap''17» lsv-
ne't^j!.
pur
Li li­
ra,
great
variety of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS' Drug Store.
April 6,1855.
Pillar*, New York,
arid at the State fc'aus i 4 M'arylanitj Vir^inio, In
diana, Illinois, A^c, OidtVs. "will be thankfully
iS^c, OideYs. will be thankfully
cointi utif/a!iotis willjoceive prompt
received a
attention.
Residence 011 F-a'an-k1 ween 2d arnl 'td.f"
Kenkul April lo, 1
THE
MOORE & HOOPER.
U
COR1KR JOHSSOM tc TltlKII STREET*,
lARRlES on the husine..s ot Under
taing 111 ail
its
P. EICHER.'
tdftW
I U JIBKft.*
I A I N 5 K I
ot
subscribe
19 liaie. cuii.-taufly «n hand a
supply of
Drok.c^llevrlB'g.
Also, FkNC Nw 111 A Kl'j Ntn«G PltKlTf,
i Siding, and a-gru*rul 'aiSS^itHiput ot diniensioa
stuff. V
Mill and Lumber Aard at the fool of Second
street,-Keokuk. w.t. »,
XII ATT ft H-ARBIN E.
Bounty LaitJ andI'tiristen1 Ageneyl
IT
,,fl''*
'i!-'- I-'.. serMce-to allthoj
osa
ijMons or Hount*
df Congress. Al*
aijy war f'»urt««et»
eifjainl, Theheirt'
era so!iiier9-«flT
q*• unr latined Pen-
who luvn ci.iiiiK) tbr
Land ui d. the vain'ms
p-rsons who liati
days Hi e eittttied to It At,
of man h'eyointioiiai v
the war of 1X12 art 1I1V
^ions due th'cii faM ^1 lAfMhets. he un
dersigned will visit VCH^IH -g!o »-City donugthe
summer foi the lading to cl.irni ojf
this kiud. No «Lir_o \|w' POUMOB
Warrant is obraini *i. -T
Calf oa or a,!-.: VI. Wi 11 EtKNAP.
^-'tcney at Law.
Offi-c 2 the 's 4-fiice, Keokuk.
Keokuk, A i ii 1 ditwltn
HAVE rut »'l K« £*.
HOtKJSON'Si
A--
t'laiuobd C'ca.i-ni will stitklhcufc
to^etker sotlutiheji wii'- staj aadno uistalio
Call at aYHKSN 101041
or Thiidand Wain Sireataf
and aet a. bottle. f.iuly l« dftw)-.
it LACK y, r\.
i' k "-ok It*. I?:ig ia4
4 NEWsnpj
f\ short, hall lui^.s. a» *|nn yrs, r#a
ceived at Ff)S
M-i'st ri
FOsrKRH.
July 25, b:i. S
Just i»ecci?til, Tfl£"3£
DUiECTfrom
the ma efactorv of DawtOB,
W.irrun ,v Hide, a l.ir^e au well aaaortta
»1. i k ol Gold Pens, 1 jjin Irotii the largest of«
4ce down to the finest po»nte«l |jHliM'fnv TW
r^pnution ot the (iiaituiactora la (uaraateo
vnongh foi tb« uuality.
r:
toa