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0 a U Citn.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 18*5
'OB PRINTINO,
(every tlescription, exci »j! i
peruo maimer .and a? a
-1
maerted in.rUr fhi« h.,.,1 -t ,i i:.._ i
e^T T*""
iW Mr. Demson has closed his schooi
fur the Summer, and will give due notice
for tha Fall session. "Sides,
Loccsts
nifies that the world is to be afflicted with
war, if BOt furmne al»o.
Shrilling Story
elear and cioudlesv tho sea was calm, and
beheld the galley of Errick Ra*,de borne by
rtsistles force and the speed of ihe wind, i
before a trtmendou? field of icc—htf crew
had lost all control over her—they were
tassing their arms in wild agony. Scarce
If a moment had ekipsed before it was-'
^walled in by hundred ice hills, artd thei
i i i
of hill, that stretched to ihe northward
tbey had spproached aearer to the pole
than any preceding adventurers. Upon
looking down from the summit ol the hills,
They saw, not far from the shore, a f.gure
in an ice vessel, with glittering icicles in
•tead of masts rising Iroin it. Curiositv
prompting them to approach, they beheld
adUmul bight. Figures of men in every
attitude of woe were upon the deck, but
they were icy things then, one figure alone
stood erect, and with folded arms, leaning
against the mnst. A batchtt was procu-1
o i e a i n i
8 5
T*ARI.WELL TO THE OLD KMTTINO XKE
DLLs.—It is with mingled emotions of pain
ami-of pleasure lhat we announce this dis
coreiy—of pain at the thought of termi
nation of the domestic happiness which
has resulted from the use ot the knitting
needleB—and of pleasure, from the gen
eral conviction that all such inventions,
w i e e y a n e e a a i a i o u o u
man energy, secure in the end great ad
vantages to society. A knitting machine
has been invented, and is about to be ap
plied on a Urge scale, in New York. A
gul t«n yssjm old «ao kmt haJf s-do*en
ftST I)r. G.'St. C. tfcssEv is a duly author- Pu'J'»c meeting in London We lire in
co ,c ,ni
BllU
We only refer to it now that future eerie- .w°u1d
rations may have this item to refer to in
in it* present position
Hydrophobia.—We
aee that the last
Medical Journal, published in this city,
peaks very slightingly of- chick weed at
a remedy for Hydrophobia. With all du*
respect for the Editors, we beg to inquire
what they know about it Did they ever
try it, or did they ever see any body that
and, if so, we advise them
"pistols and coffee for two!"
The remains of the shattered fleet gather- |^il
•d Uigether to purnne their voyage, but the
illey of Errick Rande was n-jt there.—
he crew of .a galley which w as driven T'k"" i»«rmant!y located
further dc.'.lmn the nU. reported U«
.M the moruin^ broke, the large fields of side, and bof«. bv pur.etu,|lly and a strict 2?
ice that had covered the ocean were driv- tei.tion to business io merit a share of public
mrcjiine by fund or foot. In a f^tory
corner
n« iaverted under this bead at 20 cents a line for i
each insertion, *r over the editorial head far 3()' BtAunruL and Tru
ernts a use. I «....
Me#*
li,mt
.— These destructive insects
have made their appearance iu this neijb-
borho-jd. They are said to be rf the i
.. nent Judge, bir Allen I'ark, once said at a nance
h'
or
i insensible to their greatness, ar.d of our
Every body of course heard the new bell to Christianity. Blot Chris'ianitv nut *. Vn*
on the Kpiseopal church h* Su„d,I *. Fg« ma" S.™J ll ^, ,7.
liav!
on
f. Vir,sll®l,it'
guardedly. We would like to know who i' Yarn.... n^eiH
they mean by "abandoned charlatans and I ^.TsJuft'^r'iooiVw! i
reckless empirics"! We suspect there I o*Ar?r. Hides, dry Vlb...... 8
was a direct insinuation in that sentence, Spnng™'|! UH sof'ath
to pmare
rorn
irkia
SUf
peared a more congenial climate. Thev i *.*" 3-... io WU13
•ailed apon the ocean fifteen days, and Ap'sG'nhbF.'...
they saw no land. The next day brought .Dry hu *2 .vn spKnaivs
With it a storm, and many apaliant ves*scl Drie-ifv.'
«nk i" Uie deep. MuuDla,,,. of ice ccv-1ZTto.'.*.T.*.»
«ed the water as far as the eye could reach, tobacco. Hav....
ttnd but a few galleys escaped destruction, Virginii per lb. -S5a3.e. F^irheri
The morning of the sew-uiecnth day was WissoMrj.
18
Being
an by the current past them, and that thev *,ro,,as«- Being a 5?ianger. I respectfully
i solicit e trial, and all work entrusted to my care
shall be done in a worktnaniike manner and "a
fit" guranteed. -Sturiy to please*-' thai! be my
motto. With those who desire it 1 will cheer
fully go to the store and a»ist them in selecting
their goods.
a,ld
i i W i e e i I I I I i n a k i S i
aeen. Half a century after that, a Danish I J**'1' 'n.*?!.1'. 1i(*a,8nl-
u
,om-
n o V
red and the ice split away, and the features V L«,e'\- "s'
e J.ilid, and del..-
ly, and free from decay. This was doubt
less the vessel, and that figure the form of
Errick Rande. Benumbed with cold, and
in the agony of despair, his crew had fall
en around him. The spray of the ocean
and the fogs had frozen as it lighted upon
them, and covered each figure ui:h an icy
xobe, Twhich the shoit-lived glance of a
Greenland sun had not time to remove.—
The Danes gnzed upon the spectacle with
trembling.—They knew not but tlie scene
might be their fate. They kneeled dow n
upon the deck and muttered a prayer in
their native tongue for the soul* of the
frozen crew, then hurriedly left the place,
fot night waa approaching.
A
pairs of stocking, in a day, workmg the To F. N. Wriffct, V w. Potter. S. s. Killings.
wuli mo.ivt puwer, one person can man- th. unkm wu heirs of Ida Bull, decles-!
age dozen machines. The s'.oikini? is T^,.
-, entirely made by ihe machine, fnm too to V *rf ^T n^tfied to rtmnv* nuisance
I *«, .n.i ,,o f,„,..r8 i„,»»5*
ous elderly maiden, sitting by the henrth- *v stagnant water thereon. Said nn%!
could widen, or Darrow, or heeK i
ll-ir A limited number of Special Notices will 1 or toe, more perfectly »'*t, by filling the faid lots witheaifh anffi-
TJ.il lar#
ls
light of Christian love is on it—not a law
that dofs not owe its truth aad gentle
ness Christianity—not a custom which
can not b« traced, in all its huiv, healthful
parts, to ih* (iospel."
... .. rrrrrB^saxc*
XaokoJi Price Cnrreat-Wliolasala Prioes.
Whiq Offirt, Mav :w, )835
rM*2-.
,M. -r'«.
A-A wj I U O O a ib Blue DnlU, y*d.Ba11
did try it We don believe they ever Kttra. $y 75 Brown Sheeting... f»tix| i
did, otherwise they would speak more iw!
D*.T
{.^nihLr^
a a per 100. $4 M) CM on BaUnig.. I2'„al6
55ak to
Barley $1 00 Harnrsa
f^aU 3u»37
rot*. Walb
,15«?0
.4.cxifi5
30aftO
$!5G.p
cured, per ft *u|0 V. H.
do "j'.jae Blark
Shouiders do HAaowARX.
Bulk Meat Nails, a*«orted... 5(/5!
3d Out
atrpr*a. Iron Flat Bar...4
V
z ,, Fresh I »or20«
fourteen year sort, and bear upon their aui*a **o aon^u. I
wings tlie letter W, which, of course, sig|n.
o.rib...:
1
I^»af. lnj a li
1
Ti e following waa comunicated by Mr
C. Merriam to the Portsmouth Journal:
A« early as 9f C, Erriske Rande, an Ice
Wndic chief, fitted out an expedition of
twenty five galleys at Suefeil, and having fluVi'a* awn soap, risw
Banned th«m with sufficient crewsrof colo- Mould 1% ... .UaUl'jMtVf Nril y bbl 1S«21
Bists, set forth from Iceland to w hat ap-1
N,(aS'4 Spades-•••Hal3
CAJtritS ARB SOAP. riSM.
25' 2.... MV,at5
3' o Potatoes bu 90al 25
...3 ... fl 6)al RO
..15 oo
:rta4o
I'lai-'i White B«ar»f.J (.K)
36a4U s
a r.7
u
e^nV«V
far away to the northward could be seen «X10 fi bo* $3 7:,at uO
tiie glare of ice fit-Ids reflecting on the k\. i 10X12 4 ooi4 JS Eastern titles
i.-A. sack $230-229
3
Keokuk, May 23,1855. lmdAtw
whole mass moved forward and was soon
e y o n e o i z o n a e a e y o
the narrator escsped was wonderful—it
remained, ht wever, uncontradicttd and •,,h o(« unoiaeri oi um Keokuk, Jlft.
the vessel of Errick Rande was never more l,''a,ia"1
4 cen
4
.4 *Oa4 7j St. Louis,
fine Hon*
Keokuk^ Ml. Pleasant and Miis-
catinc Kail Road Co.
|\T OTICE i« hereby given that the arnual meet
ing of the Stockholders of tliM Keokuk. Aft.
c*»
i
Muscatme lUii Road Comnanv
at
ourt House, at the hour of I oVIock
oolon e.labl,.h«d on Ihe e.tern co,.t I We.l«*l.v j„„, 2Slh, l«.M. f", ,E
or Ureemaiid. Ihe crew of tlie vessels electing eleven Directors and traasacting the
which carried the colonits thither, in their ^us'r,«*8 incidental thereto.
excursions into
ihe interior, crossed aranjre *«.«.»»
jAl
^DEWEV, President."
lKia*
rf2w4i3tw
ihey beheld a vast and interminable field new Family Grocery aud
or.ee unduUling i„ varicus ,,l»ce«, ttd
formed into a thousand grotesque shapes Johnson t'tr«et, where they intend to keep a
choice and well selected variety exactly aJapted
to the demands of the retail ira'de of the city.—
New (jrocery Store.
A S O N & O
A. J. RALSTON 4t BItO.,
K«k„k. M.y 10, ,.55. 'I"*"'"
Joh,l8tm
April 30, lf?.S5. dtf
April 14, 1855.
iRRSS
6 e
a OH.HER.
CKUr.HTOSf
R_E now pr» pared to
u I
e a o
SuPl*ers
Picnic Parties, and
»«*i ie To*t Olfice
FAXC1T CANDIES,
JUST
received the largest and best assortment
of Fancy Candies e»er before offered in Ke«
kuk also a large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, &c
CR EIG HTON & OHM I! K'S
April 30, dtf Johnsi i, Stree
dies' fSI'oes.
¥8
are now manufacturing fin* Shoes for is
dies, which we will warrant.
Call at tha (tore of
ODELL & MATLES&.
May 14, 18o.r. dltw
PAINTED TOILET WARE.
TN SETTS, for sale by
W & U K E
May 1,1855. d&w
Wat.? Cler.
FOR
sale ky
.o« S W & TUCKER.
Msy 1-, 1855. cfiw'
'jNnicat Healing,™"
2009 lbs. Felting,
25 bbls. Composition, for sale ll*
CLEG'""
GHORNfc HARRISON,
w
RRSS GOODS.--A
Silk Tisaues,
large andvarie.! stock of
tSatin »tri|ed figured arid
plain, Bareges, Lmgarellas, Coup D' E»ats, Ty
roleans, Fre(,ch Jaronets and 8rillian»s, Lawas,
fc'., just received bv f, D. F9HTFR
Apti! U, IU*
0
W
Uc«
var, rewi0vwl
iu u
""7 i r^MyZ^Xis f""
u
1
«««M«»««i
y
w 1
been—what his civi- BUEL 4 BRO.
»p *-itli'
settling the date of its fir*t offlckl ringing not aTaLiliar ob^'ctan ,1'? I Patronize nomf IBaiiufurlurfs,
fc "w lamiiitr object around us which does i ND coto HfKi i iiron,! -t ..
(not wear a ditfrrent ^,,ct because the1
w
A
or Stenci
A
tut., 4e.,
May 19,1*55.
,..*-2^:^
I'l'per ..... 28 to 30
i Rye...., e5ayo TEA.
Imp. lb.
May 4,1S5S.
V*0
4
H. S Bar
eiheet A'r 6}*allA
**?fail R'jd ..." ..
Rnssiaa H'a
4
Clarified
a* li Steel Cast....
u
IIIis'ef
Croaked. loigiil I (if rman •. ]7—
N. O. Molasaea 3tiv37i Steel Sprii gs. U »«al2—
8 4 u 4 A i s
Belchers 45al« Anvil*......... l^iaif
corn t. amd aira. Aes V duz .tlaH 5o
"Rio V lb.......11
Java
l^igayra I3u 14 Shovels ...6al2
M,? i
*y'he
first day of June I
ctently high to abate said nuisance, and that un-
le-i".
!°*led
Wit^in th*
Marshal ef the City of Keekuk.
Keokuk, May 17, 1855. dl4t
Bathing Ipparatui.
fu^*»
fcc
-*r V*«
...
f'late ut lor maiiui.g ba»», oxet,
*fUHm
Afcwftw
Sngar furcd Unmi.
A
1
LARGE lot ofrhoire S i^ar Cured Hams an
band an«l fo- sale low
WCHNKHOUSER
may
11 1 6
Felice.
THE
co-partnere! .p heretofore e*t»t5ne b
tweeis Wm. C, Funkhou«er and Thoi. I.
Bartlelt, in the Faintly (jrocery business, is th'e
day dissolved by limitation. Win. C. Fnok
hmner, having purctiased the interest of Ttios l*.
Bartlett, will continue the business at the aW
stand, and will pay all demands against said fire
and til outstanding accounts and notes due tl e
firtn are to- be paid to §aid Win. C. Kunkhouee.-,
who is alone authorized lo use the name ol (J e
firm w lHjiMdaflofi.
W N K O U S E I
T. B. BARTLETT.
tboitf Batlff.
1000 dor.en just
lowest price,
awyl rra
-w uui I lai 3U
11 !a«l- Chains, log lb .7ia8
1 5 4 a I i n
lungements by which I will
be weekly supplied with ChoiceBuU»r from
the Denmark Dairy, Families may rely on get
timr their supplies at my store throughout the
season.
niayll 1865
W. C. FUNKHOTSER.
received and for sale at the
W. C. FUNK HO USER.
SEW BOOT AND 8H0E STdfiK
rHlTTKN[)KN
has taken the store late-
IJ ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins 4t
He a»ks the mpectiun of the citizens and pub
lic generally, feeling confident that s experi
ence iri the trade, and the favorable terms on
winch they wera purchased, combined with a
determination to build up a peunaneni trade,
will enable him to selllower than any house in
this Cay
motto.
Keokuk, May 9. 1R55. dtf
e e a
»VSB V DAT A KB IVK.NIN!, AT
i: I 0 II 0 N S it 0 IHI E II
AS
W"
1
kxchanci.. J°«nson street, a tew doors east of Post Off er,
.. K» "*ta, Iowa.
April 30, I$55. dtf
I M. Louis, Quincy and Kfoknk Express,
GODFREY & SNOW, P.-oprieior..
„r,
IT
nn.
T. KELLY.
^'esltiesday and Satur lay evening's
Packet Will receive arid deliver Express I'ack
aces ot Mr-nev, Merchandize, and parcels of afl
kinds, at all intermediate points. Will ^No at
tend to collections, making purchases.fillin- or
d-ra. ic., with care and dispatch.
Meeserigerii will be provided with en Iron Safe
for the security of reaiittam-es and valuable
packages.
J. R. COPELIN, Agent at Kaokak.
Messrs. Pare fc Bacon. E. W. Clark,4t Broa.,
iltniifc A Wnodrntf. St. Louis.
«av !1"'',
M,,r,r*'
«. C. H. Bull, Quincy
Chas. Parson«, G. C.
April 2o, 1K55,
couaty
w
Ftiey invite the inspection of the citizens "ene
rally, and have no dovbt that they can otT^r in
ducements for frequent rail" and a continiifd cus-
Uie wants of house keepers to share a portion u*
their patronage He also unbrace* this op iortu
nity to return his thanks Tor the !ibcra! patronag.
beietofvie received.
May 4, 1^5.
April 20, l?v\-.
I
WM. C. FUNKHOUSER.
For Rcat,
THE
second story of the brick store. No.
Main Street. For particulars apply to
W. C. l.'NKHiiUSER, on the premises.
Keokuk, Msy 4, 1#55.
Hat* Hat*!!
JUST§ilk
received t|)(•
ble Hats.
CO Ns I
1
,ime
laie «m»- will be pr^eeded against ..-cording to ordi
F. YNDON,
above it
CuPPfcK BOTTOMS.
BP ASS-KETTLKS
rair pans,
lfcON WIHK.
W
of every detcrip-
UT or and
Billin^a,
corner of 5 at.d Ma i, Streets, and has op rurd
a large ar.d well asM,rted stock of B»ot« and
.Shoea intended specially tor the retail trade.
rely cm gat- Aptii-'O, 4tw
A°r^fn!?coM^riL
saloon,
SAT!!»
OH!*CY. ILLS.
vy it-L. run a nemi-weekly Fvpreas betw»-er
Ft I^uis acd Keokuk, leavjr K^nk'ik for
d' J001*
Hollowbush k Co..
Andertou, Keokuk.
The Fast Milt
I rHE Fast S4w Mil! one and a half miles above
I town is now in operation with a good stock
of^Logs. Persons wanting
i U'WBEl
will be furnished on short notice by leavinc their
orders at tlie office of
W.
E. A W FORD, or with
i W*. BROWNELL.
aeokuk, May II, Js:» i. dtf
k ARD.
ti11iine the Family
newed facilities, and hopes by strict attention tr I
•pimg style fashiona- fT|
Any gentleman in want
of a fine Silk Hat of the very latest style
wilt do wtll to call soon at tl e Hat Store of
HUMPHREY It GAGE.
Keokuk, March *5, 1X5?.
MOKE !SEW no«Klk
C* A SHI ON AND FAMINE, by Mr.. Ann K
Stephens, just received at
GRAHAM h. CAVK»S,
A LARGE STOCK of Gents .oft Caslmere
flats just received. All the new styles for sal*
cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April 20,1855.
HAP IKON
\\7 pay the ht|(he»t price in canhfor goeJ i
v No. I Blacksmith'* scraps,at the Musour
|»on st re
•September S, 1SC4.W
Prune* at
1
Striped Challies,
AII colon piam
Clullie, Rare^e
At hb, M»m St.,
April IS, 1666.
1
THUS. 1. RJCgfceo.
RRYNOLnS' Drug Htor#.
PAltSTEB TOILET WARE.
^*«'S lor sale ky
W. BCKL It BR0
4k* %m
May mL
1 10
«H i vv yi'ovix
N V N A N A N K S A E Y
COMSTOCK & BROTHERS
W i 1 I A I 1
TIN PI.ATK,
TIN WAHIC,
JAPANNED WARE
E would rapectfully rail the atteution of our cuetomera and all others, la the above card and
as usual we would say to them. Obtain price Wsts from all foreign njarketf, aM thereto
rr«ieht, arayage and romuusiions lo thu place, and we will
noyance. breakage, A-c., experieured bv imporling frotn abroad.
OrdefN from the Interior and l/nper aoii'-ited and promptly attended to at No S3
Main Street, between Third and Fourth Street*, Keokuk, low ...
April5, 1865, dly. OOTIttTOf'K RKO^
S O V K S s i s S O A S
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVES,
Together with a great variety of
O O K I N A A O S O Y i
"NSTANTLV on !TANL AND 1 .n s\l !tv
E. W. BUEL It BRO..
SHF.LT IRON WORK. Any thing tha'. can be manufactured from this articfe We are readv
lo m*k« at any time.
.? J^^'vad from the East, and brought our workmen with us, men ex peri
•liced in alt kinds of Job Work, we are resolved our work shall be done better than any otli*r
hr.uve in the city. W have all the lale improvements in our machinery which will enable us to
do work much more expeditiously. Country bant, „,.| hou,e keepers are solicited to'i
wfiicw i win -1 :urn iiaiin «:ri nou«« Keepers are solicited
w*
0
,r
CCCKT
",
O KS of the latest style,
V
i.A reiving constant additions, and as one ot our firm're-iides in t'iit Cuv
«'l •«.-« Ihe enl.r. So,,.
^n\n"he*UiiitM,SuCr'"',ClU*1
10(1 PIECES blark Moire Antique Galloon,
Paris Trimmings,
Quick uIm Hid u hss Fancy Uauxt
At So, Main Streat, DURKEE It CO.
in
k». Ke.il arm boiled Taffetas,
Real Pari« "Plaids ard sifripes,
Plain Poult De S'lie and (»lase»
DUAKfE a CO.
I 2® 1ECKS ptsiii De Lata* (all vnqh
I
2*
Barefe,
S «i flirured
Tor sale rxa* l0w at Ss, Maia Mnst,
DDRKEi a co.
KafB&OIDEHIES.
PLAn
ATT Lace, H*bit Sets,
fini k
Fme Jaconett
Kich collars and sleeraa,
An Passt
Book
Flounrtnf, l^acea, E/I|)n| and Imtrtia lii^t ra
caivad at s», Ma a at. dcukek a co.
Freah ArrlraU Carpeta.
lo PIECES Roal Tapestry Velvet Carpet,
§0 do Real Kri(rli»h Brusseis
lo do Best Lowell, ply, do
do laaperial do do
S# do su,enor Low ll tngraio Uj
Cotton snU Wool do
SO do Dutch Hemp do
At 85, Main Street, DURKEE CO,
a PIECES ia i-s best Aawricsn OH Cloth,
do s -4 do do do do
do 6 1-4 do do do do
For s ale »erj low at $6, Mun Street,
DURKEE ft CO.
3a ®OM*» Fancy Mattiaa,
"VJ #0 assorted Rugfs,
Jliii received at DITRKEB CO'S.
f. FUNKHOUSER having purchased J'i BALKS choice brown and bleaohed Sheeting,
the interest ol Mr. T. B. Bartlett, in thi i
or at
i e i i o & w o u a k e i s o a s i o n I U K E E a O
infurui Ins old frier and patrons that he wiH' i
Grocery bu.Mues. with re *iA_SK." Pnnts (new styl.s) for aala
Wain Street,
very low at 86, Maia street,
DURKEE fc CO.
CASKS Manchester De Lam. for aale lower
it 861 Main
DLRKKE & CO.
I
Street
JttST
Received at DURXEE a OO'S, 85, Main St.
I case Blsek and Blue doth oo wbicb tbej
if.
fy competition.
Bales A»sorted Brand. Hickory,
cases Tirking,
ft do Denims,
1 do
(oidurtyt
Just received at «e, Mala Street.
DURKEE fc CO.
ioo elegantly trimmei7~pajus
Man'illas just received at Kf», din Streets
U K E E 4 O
April 11, 18 5.
JUST
RECEIVED*
HATS just
85 DOZEN FINE PANAMA
received and for sale cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
I esse Irish Linen,
1 do sheeting and pillow esse,
1 o i o a i o e a a e o s
1 do Marseilles aud Lancaster quilts,
At BS, Main 8treet, DURKEE a CO*
CASES (Lancaster Uugh»n',
do Mam tie
tier do
1 do S oti do
I d® Frem do
9 do Lawns,
in store and for sale at M, Main street,1
i-UKKEE a CO#
April 1 S, !R»5.
HOf^S—Just
received a 1 rje supply of handl
ed and Carotin. Hoes, and for sale at re
duced prices by BALDWIN, EVANS & CO..
(JC BBLS CEMENT,
«. Plaster Paris
sod for ssle
In hne order, jnvt receiv
CONR ABLE, SMV1H a TO.
Teas.
100 half chests fre«h Imperial, Gunpowder,
Yming Hyson and Blsck Teas, embracing every
quality, for .ale by
fXBGHORN 4k HARK160N.
Afrtl 14* l*M w
RUSSIA AND AMKKK AN SHRET-MtON.
«HKKT (Oi rtn and 2iM
yi. AND TON'^,
0i*fl .AND iAD IRONt»
hIVKTS,
hollow \var», I
5HI
o»irselvts to sell as cheap as any other concern in the citv
S I U I a OO D¥i
A I 8 5
U K E O
Are in receipt
A I N S U i
••tof'k of new diil seai ab|e
GOODS, NOTIONS, CAJIPET8, JrC.
n tl..
,le lh,t
best make, via:
Extra heavy M»ire A»itiq.«,
Fine Brocades,
riain Black (all q.ialitwa.)
85. Main Street, DPRREEA CO.
March 14. IsOS d»f.
BKITTANlA WARE, fcc.l
by the same and save you the an-
7 7 N E
AVholesalc and Retail Dealers in
1 N O E A N S E E I O N W A E
Roofing put on in any part of tb» country, of Tin, 7. uc, or G^anited Iron: also Cornce
Gutters and Leaders.
C^Kiate^ ^-^^WINCr—We tiave in our establlshmeat oo« ot the best Copper Staitbs in
1
•«, to whicli we will
of New Yoi k, we de
Hou.e-ke.per. others, to whirl, we will be
U 3
undersold hy any e«
April 5, IS55. dflewtf.
*'H ««t b« un.W.ol.l hj my e.»
April 5. IS5a. dflewtf.
a. xooa*. nooexa.
MOf.RE lioorm.
PHARMACUriSTS AND DRUGGISTS.
HAV
K this drt\ Cl.'i'i' I them-elvas
getber lor the purpose of conducting
geneial Drugan-l Prescription business un
der the above t'iin. Pjrticulai attention wi|
given to the latter branch, to which they have
both served a regular apprenticeship. Physi
cians and Ihe public can rely on having their
prescription* promptly and accurately com
pounded at all timee, as one of the firm will be
constantly iu atleudance.
Xetlce.
Di.
Notie«.
j^OTlTE t» berehr given rh
April 19,1
155. tf
Perfumery aBd*a»cy Artitles.
A«rp,
a
l»o
tastes suited in every respect.
MOORE & HOOPER.
JUST
received, a fall assortment of Glass^ol
various sizes by
MOORE &. HOOPER,
April 3,1855 dtf.
10(1
1)07
F!ov,,»'
1
DENTAL SI Kt.LKV,
R. K. S. U A li E
.Sir
Llfftion of IMrpftors
Iridic* KK9RCE« FT DI« INTS ANO
nksoTa Kjiii Road Company,
Keokuk. t«.
HI'Stockholders of th* Kerkiik, Fi. D*S
Maine-am! Mmne.ioUR.il Ro»d Couip»r,jt
a .• hereby notified that an election 0 rlevet*
Directors for sant (Tompany will b«* b#M at th#
City Hail in 1h'.- ci'vof Keokuk, on mUy.'brt
lUb day of June ftejtt, o'clock, l'. 33U-
E
Jl
1
ROBERT MOORE.
J- HENRY HOOPER.
ID
F. HUMPHREY hating pureha*ed th
rest of F. Humphrey the Hat, Cap
and Millinery business, nfitie firm ol Humphrey i
&- Giige. the business will be continued bv the i
undersigned under the firm of D. F. Humphrey!
& Gage, and thev soln-lt he patronage of the
friend* of thf old firm and the p-ibbc fferoraW*
Penetrating Lio-
A\J\J iment, in quantities to suit purchasers.
I'OOdoz. Eeciilapisn Liniinmt, and a great
variety of Patent Medicines at
a
E
April 8, 18j5.
Y N O S u e e
R.
OULU rti#pectfolly announce to the citi
zetis of Keokuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where hee*-»
pect. to perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident ia his ability to give satis- i
faction to those who may favor him with their
patronage.
Please giv«? us a call and look over our slock,
at the ••Gate City list Store," No. ?1, opposite
M'K enuy It Runner's Drug Store.
Highest pi tc. paid in cash for all kinds of lur*
and deet Sims. 8 F. YUORHIES & CO.
March 26. dtf
Ilea, by B»yk rd Taylor. For sale
GRAHAM k TAV^
1
Office en Main between Third and
Fnui th St ret is.
All operations warranted.
Keokuk, April 21,1155.
"gate CITY 11
at stohi
Snouuee
F. VOORHlije- i), respectfully an-W
to the citi/ens of Keokuit and™
the merchants generally that they have just re
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and moat c.omplete
assort merit of Hafs, Caps, and other articles In
their line i-yer brought to Keokuk. An expeil
euce of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale ol hats, ought to enable us to give
entire satisfaction to retailers and consumers.—
It \iil1 be our business as well as our inlere.1
always to select with care, both with regard to
quality and style. We have located here per*
niauently and will e*»-rt ourselves to do justice
to our purchasers, itie caucus of the city can
rely upon our hats btu»g the best quality and
newest style.
,k( ——. I OLEEVKS, Collars and Ch« imwflfe?, Cambric
v U N N V u i e 0 i n o e i n ao%, bjfHaB-! O &nd SvuA»}ii.miciii^, Edf i
U Stowe ^ew-boy-erj ill to the Latlipligtit. Real Th..«d Laces, Edging, snd Bobbins, and
-«q- .., .... ...
H. T. REID, Pr«ideat.
C. r. CONN, Sf*r.Hry
May |7, l«55. (J
Keokuk Di^aiek an«l fVt Dasmoines Statm
mao ropv.
M. «r. Htt'Kl, M. P.,
S U E O N E N I S
City of heokttk, Iowa.
Ojfict on Main beiu cen Second and TkirJ
Streets
I iT)^' sulslitioij lo the usual
J\J methods of inserting artificial
teeth, is in possession of the rxri*sict 'right /r
ihu aty of uiotitt?mthe "continuous Ruin teeln'*
so universally ad.nire.i for fhetr beauty, stren^tti,
ari I cleanlinfvs. Alti*r an experience o( two
years in 4his-fyle of work, he would unheita
tingiy recommend it to the public as possessing
many arid great advanlaecs over anv other »tyl«
of work kiiown to the profession. Those int*C»
e.,ted are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine specimens of tbe ditferecit methods oftoount-'
mtr teeth. a
April 16, 1H». d&wlr
To our Friends
We Would say that we h«iv» now in store, rot
only oks of th. best, but decidedly the »t*v
sr.*T assortment of 3oots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the Stale of Iowa. We hav* put bur
salves to tnoch pains to get such ^joods as wilt
not fall To give entire satisfaction to the movt
t.iitidious taste. Our prices shill be sachaswiH
suit oar customers, as we ore determined riot fa
be undersold by any dealers is the Weat. We
ask of the Merchants of Iowa a careful exami
nation of our Goods, and a comparison of oar
prices with those of other Western places of
trading. We only atk tha patron tge of dealers
upon conditions that we olic-r better in«!ucraient»
than others. Respectfully,
MOODY It THOMPSON.
Keokuk, Ion a, April 11, 1855. d&wtf
D. F. HUMPHREY & GAGE,
WHIILIUI.! I A 11. KAI.KRS IV
Hats, (ap* lloniifts, 14ilinery
A'uW »».-/• t" Stm •,'!,i f: i n Third
KLoKl K, IOWA.
FiF. now receiving their spring stock of Hdta
ap«. Bonnets, Ittbbons, and Millinery
Goods. Merchants fiom the country are respect
lully invited to call aud examine their clock aiui*
prices.
FiF.
A Ca
March 30, 185.V,
roz
Woo!
cot
i.
and
Clo
.by
•t
Hatsjuat receivedT at vary
low prices, by
I). F. HJJMPHRET ft GAGE.
DOZ Palin leaf and Straw Hats, all stylet
by D. F. HL'MPHltr.Y it GAGE.
Eur and Cassimere Hats.hiiA
low crown, all ipialiM.-s, for' mW
U I K Y & A E
Straw and Silk Bonnets of the moat tit*
proved styh'N by
D.F. HUMPHREY & CAGE
SILK HATS, of McNeils' n anufactuM
W*
l,u M,,ilRE
'h
BOS.% Piw_es_ just UM*tivn4
by D. V. HUM PHKEY &. GAGE
M1L.MNERY
LIGHT,of
D. HUM nil MY.
A A O
April 19, IS52, tf
April 34, 1855.
...... have fhii Jay
sold out my interest the Hat. Cap and
Millinery business of Humphrey & Gage, to D.
i1. Humphrey, who will continue the business
with Mr. Gage at the old stand.
a E U E Y
GOODS of every description
and at re'!need price.
D. F. HUMPHREY ft GAGE
March 30, 1&» dly
E A e w a y o e v Y
w Emporium. Call and eet a Fashi »nabl
Hat at
'i
Y4t GAGE,
n
Able
SHELDON'S HATEMPoRd'M.
t^4, Mam btreeL
April 24, t*55.
graeefal and beeomfng are those ne w
style Gent's Moleskin Hats for vale at
SHELDON'S if AT
E O I U
&4, Jttaiti straet.
^^Kfnue Blackberry Wineauitable for ina^
1 diciaal and sacraincntaf purposes at*
REYNOLDS'Drug Stora.
.)f|0 ®^XES Glassware and Window Glass at
4UU
I ranee Couip.ri^ um .M:., iv.r,- oi which ar«
the oLi ^U'
REYNOLDS' Drugstore.
A. VKrid^man
13 Agent lor the Mi-si ,' i Ma'e Mutual Insu-'-
ir Crom among the Oldest and test kaown busine.s meri
mo-1 cele.uated inanutHcturers in the of ut. Louis. itiilntf
Last. Th'1 public and the ladies especially are
invited to call, as they cannot tail to have Ut.ir LAND WARRANTS. PENSIONS, &c
laalaa ait I I..
s u s i e o u e s a n 1 W a a u s a n
-i Pensions for all those entitled. Iu order to
prevent rejecfiou or delay und ensure success ha
has obtained farms and mstructioriB direct from
l. p. Waldo, e«
"Cviuinifswncr vf I'tmmns.'*
Per*on» applying through the subscriber ma*
therefore fM coi f, !Pnt that their applications
Will be properly made.
No charge unless successful*
He will also attend to theTollectSon of any
claim ag»in.t the United Stites, having for that
purpose au agent ut Washington, who has con
stant access to national officers and record#
Office over Post Office. Johnson Street.
LLOYD D. SIMPSOST.: I
May *, lRfiS. dim
Moraipg Glory copy.
House Keepin
WILL
fiul at S. W. &. II Tucker's an assort
itient of Pain'ed Ware, consisting of Wa»h
Rowls, Foot Tubs, Children's Baths, Water
Pail.*, Chamber Buckets, Water CI sets, &c.,
also, Japaned Ware. cnnsi«taig of Wash Bowls,
Naitt, of Trunk., Cake Boxes Spice Boxes.
e s s i w a s e s a s I o s s e e o e s K n i e
Trays, Dlsitters for (ila^^e*, 'IVa Caddies, Oust
Pans, Icc.^also, Plated Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Hsndled Knivej and Forks, singly, and iu setta
of 1 pieces. Small (iiIndvtones, Fuatnelled
Stew Kettles and S«uc« 1'aua, Beii-Aietal Mtlt~
tie., ate.
May 1, IB.*»5. dtw
Water' Filters.
pOR sale by
A
4
4 i
-4
W Jk.H tuckek
dA.w
May 1,
«RINIMTON«iT
FINE lot of the uatial siz.t-5, for tale br ,,
SW4tHlUCK'KC
May 1, 1*55. lt& w
l.ardea Trewala.-
OF
diftrent sires, for s.-»fe by
S W St TUCK
Kit
May 1,1855. d&vv
Rarrfyors" Tape Lia«.
Kathanne Aohton Journey to Central Af I Sa*»«ny "1 bread Edgings in great variety,j«a r»~
V. FO&TttHa
WIRED article, a.i 1 'troMly Miia^ed
S w AWCCKUIL
©r th* ftitffc&frcii.
May I, W55. 4a.w
Ciuiirtiiitriri, Lac**, fcc.^
c.ivoti by
Apr
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