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may
I)e Q3ntc CitjL!
IsPoMtshel Every Morning (ftnndars exrepUS,'
By J. B. HOWELL & CO.
E i
ffTfnn.iTi.BPit*r.K,
t'l loua
as A*ft
n, in Advanc o
8 'S4d
Wi payable to ihe Carrier.
$$jr Advertisement* inserted on favorable terms.
COWTOCK AMI HK0T1IKS,
A RE now in receipt ,,l ui I
Kettles, Dog
and Sat! Irons, fee.. Ac.
Mam. bet ween At. 1th Streefa,
KEOKIIl, IOWA.
Wm.Ejvwa*™. tc. f. TvaifE»,
EDWARDS & TURNER,
aud Coiin.sHlor.s at Law.
K*AL ESTATK AND INSURANCE
AGKNTS,
rfOfttce ir "Conceit Hall" hnildinr.
,JJune J,^ KEOKt'K. IOWA.
taoi. w.cL*orrT. «co. c.oi»o#.
CtAOm It. DIXON,
ATToRNEVSk
CML NSKLLOHS AT LAW, 1
Nam $ti*81,between Thrrd and Fourth,'
Keokuk, Iowa.
frtfbrusry t», tMt„ diy
*M(.'EL ANILS*
i.
WHOLESALE
Forwartlin* arnl hmimivdon MrrriianU,
We. I*M, hrread street. It. Ulii.
*g« pts for lii#1 sale of ilmes' Lowi*vil|e Hy
drauhe Cement, Calcined I l.ister, arid Lime.
Particular attention paid to the saie of Grain,
••con, and Lard. mcldlftdly
JAMEB B. BRtfCE
WHi'Lt^AlK AM) M.I Ail. MCAI.ER IN
rORKlUK AM) DOMESTIC DRV COODS,
Gythine, B00U Shun Huh, u|»v BjuutU, Trim
IIIJft£L\. ir
NO 66. MAIK '8 i BEET, KEOKUK, IOWA
Fsfe. 7'th. 3-
». Woodvinfi*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS ANI)"rLOTHINrt,
ImU, kktti.Hali, l'*pi anrf
NV 1, SU iy S7 U HE
OVFICE
AT
law and
cations,
K* k -k, Frb.6th, IS&5. dim
BOBS,
joazr
OFFICE
Majci
V" 11.
w
/L Hollow ware, such as sugar Kettle*,
lot of
Tea
OltM
JT. IIA MILL,
GROCERS TKa DEALERS
COMMISSION AN') FORWARDING MKR
CHANTS) No.n Levee, tarn*il'ior*below Lotait
treet, »T. LOUIS, MO. March 14, IBM. i
CI
DR. E. C. FRANCIS.
AVING pertnatiently located in this City begs
leave to inform his trends and the eiiixens
neutrally, that, unUl further notice b° given, he
m«y be found at the office of Dr. J. F. SA!»FO*»
March 31.
Tat 11111 A Co.,
T,
South tide, between Jlur-und Fourth Streets,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
mar 19 *54
PEN N SVI. Y A NI FOUNDRY,
Main snti Eight* «reet-. Keokuk, low*..
T- WtrkeishaM ar *»•«»,
Mannfarturert of Stf-am Engine* and Mill Ma
chirtery. K K^neral aj-ortrnent of C« 'Hipf
adapted to the iratib of ttio country, cou*Ux t
ly on hand. jal-lf
4TTfH\i:Y
HI) rolASUinH i M)TAEV PI BLH.
at Ihe "Lati ilti« e" Mjir. itreel,
'weer. First »j! Secoij i, Kevkuk, low*.
Feb. ««,'•«. —If
M. STArFOHB J. U CtrhC
STAIFORD &. McCTJSK,
VHOLESAL K K O HS
A
COMMIUIOI MERCHANTS,
Second door above die ("oritur «f Blond^au,
iTATr.n **TR IT, RKPrrit tow A.
March
k
I
v
•.
tLoirD d. mitar^on,
Attornfv
NOTARY
PUBLIC. Offjer in the new P*«t OiBc*'
biiildine, on Juhutor* gtrpp*, between 2.i and 34
Keokuk, Feb. 13, I85f»—dtf.
C4 llertionf piomptly a'ten.ied to.
EOB-KT HAIN'ES
yce
LRCHZTECT.
in Graham's Builduif,^
tOklk. IOWA.
D,-«i i.:. !)•-i •*fr all kind*
f)I atV
*»U#»Ul itilti tiftCCift'
JOHN W, HAVJCI*. -\M KLK. MILLER
RA1KH MIL1.FR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KKuKL'K, IOWA*
Office over Parsona' Bank, corner of Mam and
Second streets. der23
». wrT~»r~ff 1 n,
I*rO*TFRS AVI) WH )LKvM.K OEALEIIS.IN
Hardware and Cutlery,
Corner of Main and becond 8?re» t-, Plgn 6f the
July 22 51—d !y RED PADLOCK.
or ZBxirauaoB.
MTOt ATA'.T.
with Mj- lloi.^htofi. a!
Hall.
March 99, 1855, d3m.
(*.-»lc»-r
EDWARDS & TURNER,
WILL
procure I^and WARIANTI unde* 4be'
law of IS55. i
Off if e III Concert Hn!! bu in ling."
:h 2i, IS53. d'lm i
DR. .1. HAWE^
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE. i
Ob Blondrau Street, oor Door Uc.st of ^ecood,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
*pril 26 54-d
CZ.OVSBL BOU89
t). W. O V E"R
Corner of Wali.'it and Semnd Strecta*
Mt'SJATISE. IOWA.
Office of the Tipton, M#noa, Davenport
•ndtiak.ilnosa Stage Line*.
March 22, 185d.
Glovea and Hmitry.
LADIES,
DRESS
colored black and white Kid GloTPi,]
Silk, Liale Thread, and col'd do., Twi*t#(! &
let Silk Mitts for Ladieu and Misnf*, Black, i
w *e and mode Silk Hose, and a lar^e stock of.
cot, i in white, unbleached, black, sei^e and
rnixe of all price« childteo's do. white, mixed
and fa. v, tcrv cheap. P. D. FOSTER, i
April 1H55. i
Table f'ailery.
JUST
received by steamer Gossamer a large as
sortnjent of Esgli^h Table Cutlery which we
eli'or at reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS A 60.
March 13,1855.
GOODS.—A large and varied
stock o?
Silk Tissues, Satin striped, fiL-ured and
plain, Bareges, Lingarellas, Coup I)' E'atu, Ty
roleans, French Jaconets and Brilliants, Lawns,
Ac., just received bv f\ D. i^JSTCflt.
April 23, I^o:,.
Horses
toFlSfsmr"
rriHE undersigned will pay cash tm
1 thirty or forty good young horses trW,
for the use of the government of the Uni-"
ted States. He will be found always on hand at
the White House or the White Stable on John
son Street. g. M. MARSHAL.
Keokuk, Feb. S?, Idtf
y l? 3f I'HES—Ju*t received u. large supply of
kJ (raift. grain and bush Hcyihev.
BALDWIN, F.VAMil A CO by
I*' *M. o. DARir.ll
i!Rl'CK
k DANIELS.
I 'Ui KH«I I N
Groceries, Provisions and
No.
90, Main. bft. Thirtl
A
lard
Hiving a large stock of Teeth, from
the best manufactories, ca* please
the lastidiou«. Te^th inouuled on either
golri or plrttina, on his unproved method,
which i* now being used hy fhe oebt Dentists.—
He is also prepared to ount Block T»ett», or
Continuous Gum*, on gold or pVina vhra on
Ike loiter, at a lower price amounting to the dif
ference in cost of mi'eriiil fill) ge'* en jmid for
$1K), on pl Tin
a for all work warrau'ed.
Office over Rurke'4 atorc, corner of Mam arid 3d
•tfeeU, Keokuk. marcbsR diy
D. jr. MIJLi.BR.
MILLBR
Attorneys at
Ft Madison, Feb. 17:h,l8S3» dtf
Tbf Baok of the Season has Arrived.
T",,
E MA
],
I
lRli OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed
faear Demar and C'^ch Vran ish, on ham
€ITY DRUG STOKE!
Burrows Block, Main Street, Keokuk.
J, A G. S TE A I" ai e n,ow rcceipt
of® rv 'ar, .' and caiefuMy selected stock ui
Drug=. Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi- I
cines. Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oil*, Dye Stuff-, Perfumery, and every
var.ety of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments of the kind. Every article
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR. J. G. SI EWART'S office and consu
Room in the Drug Store.
John Locke,
May 3,1H35. dAw
1859.
Produce,
and
fourth Strfets,
K eOKt'K, IOWA. dfc.w
Ff-e'ifi^ vimy thnnkf'l for the
efal pH'ronajjeheretoforefe«
ceired, take the liberty to
call tti.• icntion of ihe public to the extensive
Stock i.i
WATC1IE* AND JEWKLRY,
of every description, I hav? now on hand, which
I am enable! tu »e|| lower than S( l.ouit prices.
AI"", havttig been a practic.il watchmaker for
a number of yvxra, I leel confident of girinp iat»
(•faction, as rejL'aid watrhei le 10 rriy cnr«.
Keokuk,Jan.17, 1855.
JULES GE1SKR.
HORACE AYRKS.
Watrret.hetweea
holesale and retail uRi*aci»T,Main
Serorid and Third, .eokuk,
ow*. of the Big Mortar.-I
April 11, i860.-!
b. A. JA.M ARY & O.,
145, St'iond Street,
ST LOUIS,
Wholmale Grocerf
Sfpt. 22,' 1.
[dAw®03 srp
niitk n\mi/io\.
WHOLESALE GROCE&,
liEALI IN
FOREIGN
WINES
AS|»
V I A
AND LIQUORS
-I'.mt: ..U AM KIM-i OF
Douitstic Liquors auti Urrlififil Wbhktr,
BO. 141, SECOND STREET,
o® »i®.
0
[dfc«rf2iij
r(
i i i w
o.,~
I fwrwardiiss anri CommisMon Jlrrtlianti.
'OENKKAL STKAM BOAT AGENTS,
A UKA1.1. K S I
Ilmt Su»n s »rooTies,'
l-KVEE, NEAR TAtKlT PZfOT. KLOkfK.
Aprtl :|,1R5S.
I MissEi a- Dili's,
I Real E
stale llrokcrs aud Auc
tioneers,
-\orih tide 1/ Alain St.. brlwrti 2d and?d,
I KCOkt'K, IOWA.
HAVE
conafantlv for al» a l.vge airiountof
property in different part* ut U»«s city.—
Peisons wifhing to sell or buy are invited to
call.
Sa'e» daily at libetr roorr*
April SB, 1S55. dtf
A. »n AW,
A I Y O E
\utfh side Main, tf lwern Itk 4* P/A its,
Keep» all kitid* of fre-h and ctieapliroceriei and
Provisions iT faintly u«e.
Keokuk, Feb. 21, l'-fji). dlv
Bfital Xotfr«.
K. RICKEY, Surgeon ntist.
If.ivi'.g re'urfied fiom thA will
he h^ppy to w ilt on his friends.—
I
i. II. BKCK.
fh
I.aw ainl
Solicitors
and the and sttle of Real Extatt.
WILLpurchase
hereafter practice in an 1 regularly at
tend the District Courts Keokuk and Ft.
Mad son, and ol the other counties of ihe First
Judicial District ol Iwt and wtii also practice
in the Supreme Court of the S». te.
In
Uianfrrj,
Agents for the investigation of Land Titles
Harnet Beocher gtone. esn he founr! on the For further particulars, see Hand-btlls at the
counter of Messrs.
May 1, S5j.
GRAHAM A CAVE.
Oil, Copal,
hat
REYNOLD** Orug Store.
9
warranted pure and genuine. s
Purchasers will confer a mutual favor by call
tng
at our establishment before buying elae
where.
consulting
PROCESSIONAL RKt'ERFNCFS
T* O. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medicat College.
4. Cobb,
Lf^IBEH,
A
Also, Fkncinu Boards and Fencing Ptckpts,
Siding, arid a geueral assoitmeat of dimenuon
stuff.
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot of Second
street, Kepkuk, Iowa.
4
i
MI ATT A HARB1NE.
April 7, 1^55. dlrn&wtt*.
I r. d. ft os i i:k
TTAdjust received well assoried Stock of
11 Spring and Summer Goods, to which thS at
tention of buyers is respectfully aske.l,
The Goods have been selected with special
reference to the city retail trade, and will be sold
as low as the same cla.se of goods can be bought
in any House in Iowa.
Purchaser* will do well to examine fhe stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will f»J many
styles r.ot usually kept in Utis market.
April 23, 1H55.
SAW
MANDUir,^—A large assortment for
eircular saws, just receivmi and for sale low
BALDWIN, EVANH A «?O.
KEOKUK AN !i( k K ISLAND
RAILBOAD MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
THK
lulrtrid with the Cur* fur the Ett#t, and with the
-Daily Miil Picket* f»r Galena and Saint Paul,
and at Keokuk with the Great Mail Line Steam
era
Jeannle Deaao.Wettern*r, Kroknkand Die Ver«
far St. Liuit.
s ar)|riP rr
KEOKUK, IOWA:-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13.1835-
Two Faut Stk.ASH U-
'J. IW'Kfe aud Bfn (amplie!I
Now nnikiriir Doily trip*, connectun
3t
M'KEE, Captain f^Kov DoriGE.
Iave« Davenport ami Krck laland every Mon
diy, Wednesday ar^l Friday Evenings for Keo
kuk. Returniiig, leeve« Keokuk every Tuesday,
Ttn ir»i«v' and Saturday Evcnmtjj.
HEN CAMPBELL, Captain R. F. BARTt.fTT,
Leaves Davf-npor! at.d Rock bland every Tue«
day, Thur.nlav and Saturday Evening*. Return
ing, leaves Keokuk every Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday Evening*.
For Freight or Pa&sagk, inquire on Board,
'or of T. HEAIC11T, Agent,
Marek, April 3 dtf. Keokuk.
1859. 1
N5.I,
ST. LOtns AKB KEOKUK MAIL LIRl
SFEAMEE8
,,._
w n
speed
1
make reg„.
a. iar daily trips as usual throughout the *ea
*©n, connecting at Keokuk with the regular daily
mail packets to Rock: Islaxd, Galkna ar^d St.
Pavi., running in connection with the Railroad*
to Chicago and the east.
The line is at present' composed of the
steam-
er* Die W.rnow, Wksternkr. Jeaknik Dean«,
an Keokuk, whose name* alone are a *utficien!
guHr.mfy uf ttieir
atid accoinmod.:tion*.
March 5,1*35. dyrn
PENNIl'LVANIA RAILROAD.
HE i 1 rhe At
lat. ,. i. .'i'iUuwea'ern
aid South-.vestern S'a'e*, by a continuous Rail
way diiect. Thi- 'roud sho connects at Pitts
burg with daily line of S-earriers to all ports oh
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sau
'ionky with S'eaitiers to all ports on the Noith
westeru I^ake« making the must rfirerit rftt*prut i
and reliable rimte by which FRKIGHTcan bet
furssardeii to and from the (treat H'nt.
HATJ-S SITWI'.IS FHILA [iKLI'llI A AM PlTTSBORu.
Fir»t Ci.a*s —Boots, Hhoes, 1 I
Dry ood«.(in boxej.) Furs./ 75e. per JOOJb. i
Feather*. Ate I
2d Class.-Books and Station- i
ery, l)i y Goods (io bale#), 60 c, per 10)!b.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
3d Class.—Anvil*. Bagging,
Bacon and Pork (in bulk) SO c. per 1001b.
Hemp. Ac
4th Class. Coffee, Fish, Be-J
con aud P,rk ipacked, LardV 40 c. per WOtb.
arid La Oil, A
s^rin •hippinj Goods from any point East ot
tM i itdphi.t. hp particular tom«rft package "tia
i
1
?/'r«nta Jt'ttlioarf All 0r'»d« consigned
t„ the Agents of »h.s R-.ad at Philadelphia or I
Pittsbii'g. vritl he forwarded w i'hout detention, i
US Pi t,h
fi, Ohi'i
C. Meld rum. M«di'»n. lud
Lmii*, Mo Mtfctieti
1
it i a
i it.
Far.u irr Acckts.—Mo«e« Potter. Rcs'on j.
f,. E'liof. V oi k E.J. JSneeder, Philadelphia
Magrsw a Ko©n«, B-ittimore Geo. C. F'ranrls- i and are receiving as usual the
rs Spn^tnan Jk Brown, Cincmna
S. Moor« head. Louisville, Kv R.
HaiclifT 8i Co., St.
A Son, Evaoiiilie,
H. H. HOUSTON.
fieneral Freight
H.J. LOMB A EHT, Sup't,
s teb. i, 1S55, |y
A'jent, Philadelphia
Altoona, Pa.
fi: i.\ a it ui.Kini).
Miiu i
Pi"s' —'1 ilF \|m| vim
MAIL IRAIN l.aie- j,,r
a'T'^. A. M.. and Pittsburg lor Phdadelphin at
i A.M. THE FAST LINE leave. Phil, elpj.ia
for Pittsburg 1 p. M.. and Ihtts^-rg for ptiiU
delphia at 1 P. M. THE NIGUV EXPRESS
1 RAIN leaves Phila ie'phia ft Pittburg at 11,
P._ M., and Pitt-hurg for Philade-Iphiaat 10 P. M.
i The above lines connect at Pit'sburg with
Railroads TO and FROM St. Louis, Mo. Alton,
Galena ?nd (Chicago, Ills. Frankfoid, Lexington
and Louisville. Ky. Terre Haute. Madison, La
fayette, and Indianspolis, Ind Cincini.ati. Dav
ton, Soringfi- Id. Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland. Columbuf, Zanegville, Mnssillon and
IVoosttsr Ohio also, with the .Steam Pdcket Boats
jromandto New Qb^zaxs, isi. Louia, Louis
n ii.ik, and Cincinnati
ai
different starting points. Passengers from the
i West will find this the shortest and most exoedi
fiou« route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
oi Bos'on.
THOS. MOORE,
.. A« knt, I'as!euger Lir.es, Philadelphia.
J.Af ESKiM EN,
Afient, J'djseii^er Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. 1» 1855. ly
!V W.
Successor u I'. Mn^rriand,
Dealer
lu (locks, Matches
5
and
iJS tv- '—reived a large nnd beautilul
tock of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewelry Ac., comprising the iate't «tyles
of Ln,1
"*s' Break Pins, Ear Rings. Finger Rings, i
G(l41
witl1 or
i Pencil*. Pens and Pencils
Watch repairing.
The subscriber
feels competent
being a a u i^Lwatchmsker,
to repair the mo-t difficult and
delicate work that may he entru»red to his care,
All work warranted
mrt-r ".r uu, Correct Tlate.
TlunnU oT
The public rasy rest
HE IM N K MIL L.
""rP'J o« time is, and always will be kept bv
Dressed Fleering.
to give sanilaction.
_Nov. 2«, 1854. lyd
J. ni'Tt IIIKfiON.
XWCtrchaut
assured that the correct
N. W. JONEa
TTurd St ret, hchreen Muni ank
all descriptions, anl guarantee that their woik
shall be done in the most approved and satisfac
tory manner. They are constantly receiving the
New Yoik and Philadelphia Fashions, #nd re
spectfully solicit all who desire good work and
the best material to give them a call.
IVm HOl'SK
1859* 'CORNER Of
1
age-
JOHN SOX AND FIRST BT8
ClKtrlrM-
rpiIE rtii'Jers««»»vd UK.'i
Ro. k
corisi'tmg of e
Piiiii-4rs
Jewelry.!
ftEt o*II STREET,
(Next door to n... par-on-* I'anking Hoose,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
'.»£?-»••»)
Bunnell.
j• i u*• 1.re in an- Atfk
A nounctng that he has Uken this very i-'.g
i popular Jlouse and mane a cn plele renova'iou
throughout the entire premise*. He is now pre
pared to receive the pa'rona^e of the public, ind
believe* he can n»eet the wants of all who desire
a goo Hou«e.
i He hopes, by a close plica'ion to the liuai-
Bargare taken to and front boati free of
chaige. chas. g. Bunnell.
Aprils, 1RS5 d»r.
Justice of the Peacf.
The
Undersigned would inform hie
friends in the country, 'hat hi* office on
Main, between 2d and 3d street*. Keokuk. Iowa,
over the Harnets store. He will attend to the
collecting of all accounts entrusted to his rare,
with promptness. Account* sent hy mail, post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re-
Carriage
Fainting
^HE undersigned having rented the second
1
story o'*the Plow and Wagon Factory (Main
and 12th Streets) designs canymg on the Car
riage p.intmg Business in all its branches.
He ts conl.dt nt that he can give eutue satisfac
tion and hopes to u-erit and receive a share ol
public patronage. W. fi. EARLEY.
April It), 1854- d3n
At
the Two
New
"OOT
I:I
HAVING
re»« aud' attentiou to the many wanti of the AJ*o Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigar*, To
trevellfr, to merit and obtain a share of patron- bacco and VnufT, and a
i A
Lime Kilos,
«ll Kll inn STKISET.
11L Rtrrp »u: ststnliy oo have
A large supply of the best quality uf Lime.
Orders ma?he left at C. Obertop's Main
brtween 2C and 3d.
Pnce per barrel, €5cfsat the Klin, or 70 ct*
If de'ivered. JOHN ZWART A CC.
Keokuk, May 1,185.1. d3m
T. I. whinny. at. h. ivvru.
IcKcbiit
HA\
A: Rnnncr
this day as-uciated tii^mvelves together
for tht- transact!.in of the i'ru. b'.:«iness in
all if# blanches. They expect to keep on hand
a general and well selected assortment of Pure
Drugs, Chernualo, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Ac.
Also have by this arrungerneut become sole
pro rieiors for the manufacture and sale of H.
R. Gillmore's celebrate Matnaluke Liniment
and unrivalled Vegetable Anti-Billiou* Pills, for
the states of Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future wt-U be addressed to
McKENNY A RUNNER.
Dec. 6, 1854. dtf
Spring Importations.
18 5 5.
EDDY, A MI ".SON & CO.
1TQ and 172 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUtS,
Announce to the trade that they have in store
Larsest Stock ia Si* Louis
st varied arsoritnent of
AM) F0RUG\
AMLRIIW
Staple anb JTanrn
1)HV GOOliS!
For sale by the piece or package, ut
Boston and New
York
I k
iff Pins, Gobi Guard and Fob Chair,s, Keys, Goods i
Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold Slides, Snaps, °f the year, and of every variety of sty
W
#A». CI WET.
Tailors,
Johns
ot^,
KKOKIK. IOWA.
JJ^AVE just received, at their Fashionable Ta l-
HUTCHINSON A DEWEY.
April 5. IKS'*, diy
Caadlrs*
150 bxs Mould Candles, Kaoitui manufacture
70 do Star do
1 or sale by CLEG HORN ft HARRISON
April I4?|fc&&, w ."
Prices,
i FOR CASH ©R ON APPHOVKD CREDIT.
For richness, variety, and adaptation to tkc
wants of the West,
Ol STOCK IS
and we respectfully solicit Ute attention of the
American and German trade. tnh2SdA3win
1855 1855
Spring
and Summer Trade.
JAMES F. c:o\,
Wholesale Dealer in Dry
I
(*oods,
9\ MAI.\ STREET, KEOhCK.
S now in receipt of a ery heavy and complete
s^ock of
FOREIGN AND DOVE^Tir DRY GOOBS.
FARCY AND VARItTY 60008,
TANK KE NOTIONS,
UOCT8 4 SHOES,
IIAT- CAPS,
AC., AC.
To whicb he invites the attention of merchants
visitriig this city for supplies, as he can after
them such inducements that they will find it high
ly advantageous to give his stock an examina
tion before buying elsewhere.
April 6. dAwti
A.
Hit ItXiM
I
Tin: subscriber has just re-
A N A CO~
WHOM.SAI.E 1'VAirKS IK
To e
n
a n o e s i
l) it v o o i) s.
NO-92 MAIN ST. KEOKUK.
-tantlv on hand a large stock ol
ir line, suitable for all season!?
anl
KKi
without holders, Gold •rade, including a good and varied stock of No
on*, Ac., which they offer to the trade on as
favorable terms at can be obtained of any house
to the West. dec 14
Tainted toilet
Nsets lor sale by
WARE.
r. w.
May 19, 1R55. dA\\6w
K wil» pay I lie highest price in eathforgtw-3
No. I Blacksmith'! scrap*,at tbe Minoi
Iron Store. THOS. J. BICE a Co. i
3eitenilcr 6,
HOES—Just
ed r, s
leceived a I rge supply of handl
ed and Carolina Hoes, and for sale at re
"5
b"
ring and Furni«hu Estabii..hm.ent,a choice pOLTS' REVOLVERS—A "small lot~nsst re
and excellent supply of broadcloths, Cas.*iineres,4 V
Vestings, and (,'ei tleinen's Furnishing Goods »f{
BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
ccive4 au4 tor sale by
BALDWIN. EVANS A CO.
Sack Salt,
PI\ E thousand hags A. Salt, hesvy and full
bleached and in tine order, now landing from
steauie: Adriatic, und for sale bv
,or^ CLEGHOHN A HARRISON.
June2' 18&5. cOiAw
riHE new tumrnei etyle of Gent's Beaver Hats
A lor 18.ri5 can be found at the
N E W YORK. iUT EMPORtUM,
u .... 81, Mai
Call end look at tiif w*
Ifty si, my
ii street.
.-j ...o.., store] and persons desiring medicines, may rely
U
turned as ordered. without incouvenience or delay.
EDWARD COLE. Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
March 2,1*55—d&wtf by the quantity, are requested to give me a call,
ae I am determined to sell on ts favorable term*
and Trimming.1
89
C,,
J-
v
New York, as follows Out jier ent. on the 1s
d-y of April two per cent, on the i »t day of May
and two per ceut. on the 1st day ef Juuc next.
INTO, ua pt»c*r.
A
\n 1:* a
1 v mhIw, 200 1™-^*! by
made arrangements for
nmnent n-iiinesi in the above Hn
now offering te thecifv and cr-untry
a l»rge arc! well »electe,J »tock
lrej*. Medic ine*. P» ut«, Dyea. Oil. and
BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
w II": 1 st.l.K IMI.M' IV
GI
Hardware and Cutlery,
CORNER OF FOI'RTII AMI MAIN sT*.
KKOKVK, lOWA.
ow receiving and opening the largest
most complete assortment ol good in their
line ever offered for sale in any house in Iowa.
They have the best facilities for purchasing on
the mot favorable terms, and are determined to
keep at all times a* full a stock, and to sell as
low as any house either in K'okuk or St Louis.
Country merchants visiting Keokuk for the pur
pose of laying their supplies, are respectfully so
licited to call and examine the stock and prices.
A..n.i
RE nr
ni
SPOONS—ASpoon*.
GAL\
t^toolesaie and Retail Druggist, D- I'/HUMPHREY k GAGR,
Metkanic^s Work-, Xorth »ide nf Main St., nozl«f «n,i
KEOKTK, IOWA
Irnf^ I
UdAt
Hi»liea. llrn»hea, (llmiwurr and Window
Glaaa,
v
1
A• Hi'.Nl, Treasurer.
IDstedPeb.t7th.lsS8. luarchlOwtX
Wooden War®.
Dozen 3 hooped buckets,
40 do S do
26 nests tubs three each
40 do do 6 do
SO do covere buckets
49 do do boxes
50 do bale do
So do wooder. bowls
10 dozbbl covers
20 boxvs )atent clott
*e do coiuai n do
SO oz wire scivet
S do twine wheels
jtiit received aud for (ale y
1 h^S. J. HICK A Co.
I A S A S A S
The Spring Style for
lork
April 25,1$55. wiy
s
I
1855.
A "I I Hi.
II.'.I
lmporiiiiii
M, MAI S,T. BETWEE.% 3.1 an.l *lh
S 1.1 o I res p,-c I
noiince to ttie citizen* of Keokuk and
vicinity that he has established himself at
Keokuk, for tne manufjcture and sale of Hats,
Caps, Furs and Straw Good,-, and will open
abmit the 15th of Maac.'i a large and complete
stock of the above goods ol" the la'crt and most
fashionable style. Having been connected for
I a term of yeais with one of the largest whole-i
sale manufacturing houses in New Vork will en
able me to sell mv goods at a lower price than
any hi us* in the trade. 1 hope by close appli
i: cation to business and a desire to please the pub
lic, to receive a share of their patronage, and
supply every want that comes within the legiti- i
mate sphere of my businese. Country mer
chants are respectfully iuvited to call and exam
ine previous to huying elsewhere. v motto is,
'-Ready Pay, Quick Sales and Small Profits
A.
Gents, just drop in and examine the spring
I style of Mole Skin Hats for isr»r»,
I A. G. SHELDON, Hatter,
A e' n d"'¥'a¥' k
THEY
inamifactni e at
Bt EL A BRO
MR^PIROJI.
Wholesale
8
Saddles from four dollars to fifty.
Riding bridles from 50c to 18 dollars.
Harness and other articles to the same pfMor
lion.
Sadddles and Collars of every description are
made to order -erld w arranted not to hurt a horse.
R— Particular attention is paid to country
saddlers and merchants.
March 21, ls ). \»3u
treat Exciteiieit
S
Miiiiura'-tcfy hy
KRAYER, 8CHRICK 60.,
Miii St., between LM and 3d, at the sign of the
MIO SADDLE.
Ke o k u k i
our
a
constantly keep Lr
sale, of ttMMf own
and Retail,
The best ami laigest assortment of afl the va
rious Brttcles appertaining to the above business.
I hey have arranged their business in a man
ner which euables them to sell at the lowest St.
Louis pti'-es, viz
71 1
AT SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM
flWE larger and best stock of Hats, Gaps
1 Straw Goods ever brought into the Staff ef
Iowa. Any one in wan of a n:ce Hal, Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Urg, Canes, Ac., will always
find a rnmj-lete *tocfc at the New York Hat E«.
poriurn^-l. Mainstree'.
hd
Call and look at the new summer style of Hats,
which is beautiful. I not forget the place, at i
SHLLDO.N'S M. Ms
in tlieet.
may VI
Ci NAT
HS -Just reeaived and for
D. F. HUMPHREY & GAOL
W HOLES A I. AM) KfcT A 11. D*AI.JE|I? JV
Huts, Caps Bonnets, & ^Ifllfnerf G*ol«f
£i»t MuSt Of Maat ftreey 14 door from Third
KKt )Rt'K, IOWA.
ARE
now reviving
S"
March 30, IS65
2000
choree assortment of
r&inily Groceries, including Spices, Teas FU
voring Extracts," Candie*, Soda, Salaratu«' and a
variety ofartictes pertaining to that department IBBONS, few hundred piece, i,
ail wvic. 11 will be sold on ihe principle of "small Av by J). HUMPHREY &
profit* and quirk return*." I
Particular attention given to preparing pre- Tll'U.LINEftY GOODS of every descnntiaB
senptions. In cases where medicines are re- I and at r«»'u"ed prices
/l .ImUn «f,A .• .^^1 I lv Er» ll»T
quired luiing the night 1! i frequently inconve
nient to oh ain thern. This difficulty i h*ve
Completely obviated by h«vn£ my residence in
a part of the same building occupied by my
P°" procuring them at all hours, night or day, I
'v*
1
ra
very large stock ofbrittania tea
and \able ju*t received and for sale
low by BALDWIN. EVANS A CO. i Ceived by
Rl^D STONES—A small lot of the Nova
Scotia just received arid for sale by
BALDVv IN, EVANS A CO.
A MERICANTARLE CTTTEkY-l^st re.
XX ceived a beauti'ul assortment to which we
invite atteution. BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
/lOFfTN TRl INGS—Just received a smal
w Jot, and for ss le by
BALD WW, EVANS A CO.
LEAD
PIPE--A «upplv just received, and for
aaie by BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
ANIZED Iron Pump Tubing, forsale bv
rf&w 8 W A TUCKER
A\ '^OD SCREW S—Over 4,000 gros? assorted
t» si/e*ipfthe best gimblet points in store
and for sale low bv
BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
DKS IOI\ VKJ ATIOSi A *D AII
ROAD COMI'A^V.
OTICE —A a of f»ve per cent.
Upon i unpait Stot k of the Drs
Monies Nsvigition and Hailroait Coin.
|iany \va» this day nude ly the ttoartt ot l'n
jiajahle
at the
N'
Tteasuier's orhce, 1H, W uli..i,, ucet
CASK pure Blackberry Wine suitable for IPS
diciaal and sacramenial purtioses at
RE^ NOLDS' Drug Store.
il Glassware nrd Window Glass at
fy ...
RFT
n
their «|nng stock of
1ha,,fs fro,r fhe
ff*f»
Cap- Bonnets, Ribbons, *,,4 M.llinery
£?,
^jntry are resoec'-
WHy invited t©c«ti and examine tbeir Jtocjt ajul
dtgj,i r9t9iff9i at
a w mi7.
.11
t»y D- F. HUMPHREY i. GAGE.
Df Z Fi,i pBr
§M 'V
a ,ow
Ca**imere Hat*,high
"own. all qualifies, far aWAi
a F. HUMPHREY A GAGE
proved s-fvle* by
D.K. HUMPHREY* ijACfc
VINE SILK HATS, of McNeils* r-»mrf*rMre
A by 1. F. HUMPHREY A GAGE
ls
.. 1 Pecwy^dT,
HREY A GAG
a*n«v«a*,..
1
HUMPHREY OAGK
March 30, diy
LE AR Mie way for the
Ei
Hat at
N«w York IIatm
inponum, C. ill and get a F«shi-naM,
1
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
84, Main Street,'
April 24, 1R35.
LIGHT,of
graceful ar.d becoming are those new
style Gent's Moleskin Hats lor sale st
SHELDON'S I1AT EMPORIUM.
a ia, .,» MainsfreeL
April 24, 1855.
0LI,s
^rugStore.
A. Brid^iiiau
18 Agent for the M!-,„,
au
Mutnel
A ranee Comi^ny, the Directors of which are
among the oldest and best known business me®
of
gt. Louis. dlidptfj
Eiwbreideriea, Laces, Itc.
SLEEVES,
Collar*, and rtTemiseftea^fVmbr^
and Swi* Flouncing*, Edgings, A Inserting*,'
Real Thread Lace«, Edgings and Bobbins, an*
Saxony Thread Edgings inj r.at variety,just re
D. FOSTER.
April 23, 1S55.
Election of Directors*
OrriCE Kkoki-k, Ft. I)rs Moim:s and Milt
MSUTA iiAiL ROAD Company,
THE
ut-e. ,, Keokuk. May 16,1655.
Stcckholders of the Keokuk, Ft. Des
Moinersnd Minnesota Rail Road Company
are hereby notified that sn election of eleven
Directors for said Company will be held at the
City Hail in the city of Keokuk, on Monday,the"
11th day of June next at 2 o'clock, P. M.
H. T. REID, President.
F. CONN, Secretary.
May 17, lx5.'i. td
Keokuk Di-patch and Fort Desmoiaes 8tatee-
To our Friend*
We would say that we have now in store, not
only one of the best, but decidedly the viav
atsr assortment of Soots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State of towa. We have put our-i,
selves to much pains to get such ^oods as will
not fafl to f»ive entire satisfaction to the most
.ist id io us taste. Our prices shali be such a* wilf
suit oar customers, as we are determined not to
be undersold fry *ny tleaUrs in the West. W
aak of the Merchants of Iowa a careful exam",
oatien of our Goods, and a comparison of our1'
i prices with those of other Western places of
S trading. We only ask the patroni*e of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements'
than others. Respectfully,
MOODY A THOMPSON.
Keokuk, low a, Anril 1{, 1855 dAwtf
House Keepers
WILT, fin 1 Ht S. W. A Tucker's an 8**'orr--"
ineut of Pa'n'eil Ware, consisting
of Wash
Bnwls, Foot Tubs, Children's Baths. Water'
Pail*, Chamber Buckets, W «ter Closets, Ac
also, Japaned
Ware, consisting
May 1, 1855. dAw
of Wash Bowls]
I Nes's of Trunks. Cake Box Spice Boxes*
Bresping Cases, Ca*h Boxes, Deed Boxes, Knif^
Trays, Diainers for Glasses, Tea ('addies, Dustt'
Pan", &.e aUo, Plated Forks and Spoons, I^ory-*
Haiwlled Knives and forks, singly, and in sett**
I 51 pieces. Small Grindstones, Eoamelle'f
Slew Kettles and Sauce Pan*, Bell-Metal Kit ",
tlea,Ac.
SBntyws' Tttpf
Miy 1,1855.
th
Lines
A WIRED article, a.id strongly ''ncared.
s w &^ii TLCKSR
S'gn of the Retl Padlock.
t!Aw
QRIIfDSTONEi.
A",
FINE tot of the usual si/.es, for sale bf
s W a TUC&IUL
May t, I n.",5. i'.vw
Western Hotel,
(rORMKRIY Kr.OlifK JtOTKI ,)
LOCATED on the Levee, below M*in-at.
ist convenient to the steamboat landing..
Has been taken bv the subscriber, ot
Pfiienix Hotel.) and has been thoroughly T3-*
pane.I ai il well furnished. The entire arrange
ments are made with a view to the coinforToP
bis friends and customers. He hopes, therefore
by strict attention to business to have a share if*
public patronage. The attendants speak the
English. German, and French languages. Give
me a call. DANIEL AGNE.
March 5, l*u5. dAwtf
PatroniR Heme Maaofiifttirei,
1
NtX go
o
BUEL A BRO.'S and get a letter
or Stenci plate it (or marking bags^ 1 oxes,
Ac.. Ac-,
May 19,1855, di.w6vf
made anangement-, at Washington
...by which they can speedily procure
Ut.d Wairant.i under the law of lHj.5.
ave
i y
All persons who have served io any
of the
wars of the United State* are entitled to IrtO
acres. In case
of drcea.-e of persons who actu
ally served, the widows and heirs ari mOded.
hio charge unless successful.
Office over Paison's Bank. Keekuk* IcmM
March 21. 1*55. d&v 3tn
LailitV Shoes.
^j E are now manufacturing fine Sheet
dies, wtiicU we \*i!l warrant.
Call at tht»tore of
AN
salt
ODELL It MATLEfft.
"May 14, H.VV dA*
CROSS CCT I.1WI
assortment pist received and for sale kNT.
&ALDWIN, Ef
AKS A COj
March 13, IS55.
Oer4eB Treweia
OF
dltferent siies, for set*- »-v
W A toll
t»« kv 1 W j&a
m*. as i, i%ir

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