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k
(Bate iCitii.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 14. ISiS.
JOB PRINTINO,
of jvery descriut ion, execi'ei! at hiy office in a
•up -riot raanucr,snd at aaiow ra'csaselaewhere.
A limited Dumber of Special No'ices will
1M neerted under (his bend at 20 cents A line fr.r
•ach insertion, or over the editorial head For ft)
ce its a line.
tW Or. G. St. C. Fvtsrr is duly author,
lies Hjjent for the transaction of business con
flUUu with this office,
PRINTED KNTKLOrEf.
We have a very neat design, put up for the
purpose of printing business ranis upon Utter
envelopes. Individuals or busir ess firm* wish
lag their card* ao printed, can hare them very
handsomely done for a very small SUUJ, at the
GATS CIT* JOB Or» icr.
BLANKS.
Bills »f Lading, and other Blanks fwr sale at
.ibis office ant Blanks of ail descriptions neatly
*6eaply aud expeditiously printed and furnished
to order.
u- There is no pleasanter place for
|»M
sirg a few leisure moments and enjoy
fig some of the luxuries of the season than
Creighton & Ohmer's Saloon, where you
B*n get the most delicious ice cream*.
lions thrown in.
tW Th« Sunday Law goes Into op«ra"
lion on the 41h of July. In the meantime,
|*ople are preparing themselves for its
Workings. The Jews have resolved to
krep Saturday strictly hereafter, and open
their shops on Sunday. Cigar shops kept
by Turks, Infidels. Heathen*, Christian*,
or any body but Jews, are to be close !,
Md it is said that even the Barbers will
kfc required to shut up shop on Sunday..—
Some think that shaving is an act of char
tfy, and therefore that the Barbers should
iNe Ut alone. But acts of charity are not
ttftually pa for.
Qoitfcv Pseir*T.--It wi 1 be seen by
"Advertisement that the fine steamer W.
Spart.awk is now running as a daily pcck-
•t to Quincv. 8he will be a favorite with
the traveling public.
rrZ&KBOAT
We»troer,#
ARRIVALS BIHCE THE Ctv.
MJM*field, Pittsbargh, Pittsburgh.
Muierrt, do CO
Keokuk, St. L")ui?, Sf. Louis.
J. Gordon, Qui :,ry, Quincy.
Westerner, St. Louis, St 'Ois.
Oakland, do Dub q«ie.
Fanny Harris, Pittsburgh, do
D»* Vernon, St, Louis, St. Louis,
J. B. Gordon, Quincy, Qiiaey.
H. Yeatman Dubuque, St Louts.
Grand Turk, do Pitt.-burgh.
Ke k uk. St. Leais. Sr. Louis.
Gossamer, de Dabuque.
Time and Tide, St. Louis Djbtsq'ie.
do St. Lr.UU.
Excel, Dubuque, do
Swallow, St, Louis, do
Eo voy. do do
J. B. Gordon, Quncv, liocy.
Die Vernon, St, 1
*ouis, S*. I. .1115.
Great West, PifSiurgti,
Bay City, St. L^uis.
G. W. Sparbawk,Qaincy.
Keokuk, St. Louis, St* I.«uis
i v e falling. Immense sand ars visible
the n*k'd eye. A small rise reported above,
but hasn't reached here. Will the waual June
fresh be a fizzle About 24 ir.chef, more or
ie:a»a&the rapi s.
n & a n a i
Hamilton Zrvicsr's
•••vch lor a wtfa, sal what cm* ot
The boy lo ked vtry much as if fce
did'nt know, but apparently convinced the
word mutt mean something quite satis
factory, sat dow n with a truant air.—
Presently they were told ti sit together
foi recess, whereat, much slamming of
books and rattling of slates ensued.
'Girls,' oracu'arly ejaculated the precept
ress with a nod to the right side of the
apartment. Pat, pat, pat, went a few
bare reef, ar.d many thick shoes, whi 'h
returnechn a few. minutes. 'Boys,1 with a
nod tu the other side. Scuffle, scuflle,
scrape, went that portion of the scholars,
each one at the door giving the left boy a
thrust behind, which in nine cases out of
ten told with considerable effect on the boy
behind the performer. Sammy Reed who
brought up the rear, gave a finishing ex
tra touch, jerking a lock of his whitish
hair between his thumb and forefinger.
'You find this school quite a novel ex
hibition, do you not V asked Miss Went
•worth.
'I do indeed. I should think you must
be greatly amused, sometimes.'
*i
am, I assure you—this afternoon
they behave much worse than usual, cn
account of a stranger's presence such an
event is always the signal for all manner
of irregularities'
'Do you like school teaching
1
iu
CONCLl'DED.
At last Peter Smith and Zachariah
Jones where rectified on aeveral impor
tant ints, and the class sent to their
seats. They all huddled along like a fl -ck
of sheep, and one of the tchol^rs who
was pushed by another, throwing up his
arm w i a jerk, simultaneously rxaimed:
'Teacher, Sammy Reed a'must knocked
me down.'
'0 never mind Sammy, he's a comet,
you know.'
i ta'l, and quite slender, with a profusion oft
golden brown hair in I road plaits nboul
her c!a#«i«a\ hlUe head. Her eye* were
a clear brown, arc! at once shy, "wild and
mischievous and a dimp'c in her cheek,
when she smiled, was a ho«4 in itself.—
Altogether she was enchanting, and of this'
truth Hamilton was most fully convinced.1
I her manner* and dress wereex^tm e a*
her person, and save in position and:
wealth, she far surpassed any lady Irving
had ever seen his mind was ulsy made
up to win the beauty, if possible. The
weeks aped away, and at last he had the,
b'es' assurat.ee that his l-.ive was returned,
and that charming Fanny entworlh was
willing lo become Fanny Irving.
The happy lover now disclosed his true
position and lust name to the lady, whoj
appeared more surprised'han he expected,:
to bis burpri bat the kind hearted old
Ulith all tccompanimenU, for a Consid- genis, man wrote that he esteemed his son's i TfTffiL rim a i
station. PultU and gentletBaftiy ittien- happiness to much, to make him as mis-:
etable as his letter had declared ht should
splendid mansion of Irvin- Sen.
..
Col. Howard h:.'d been cKo«en to gtve
the bride away, and Alice Ir\ing, with
three o?her vou^g ladies, were the biides
m.tids. The alhiir pa»sed off with great
smoothness and elegance. Irving was de
lighted with the warm reception every one
gave his really beautiful bride, arid he
thought his prize enti'led to command it.!
At the conclusion of the ceremotiv, the
whole party returned to the Irving a to a
break!a&l, ioh nor of the occasion. I)or-
•A R^.- r,PI„ a,,
1
he had certainly «rried Fanny Wei.t-
worth, and that lady was in the arms of
Col. IIiW3rd, calling him father, while he
addressed her as Louise It w. s very
marvelous, and Hamilton shook himself4o
wake from this dtt-Hih, bui at thi* moment
the !oor opened and a footman tmuounced
Madame ar.d Miss Jrving. At the same
i ins'ant came another crrival in Uie shape
of Mr. Irving.
*1 la, ha, my dear bov, you are never
going to marry a heiress and a belle,' and
the ol I gentleman burst into a fresh oat
break. At last Hamilun ascertained (he
truth of the mysU-ry.
A fortnight after he had left New York
io search of a wife, a rel ttive of Mi#» Lm I
Howard id K ft her a large pr per y, on
I condition of her taking the name of Wen
worih, that cf the relative who mulehtr!
his heiress. In pursuance to tiie pi ti:
between the heads of the Hovmrd and Ir«
ving family, Louise, whose name wa« Fan
ny also, had been (ea«ed to marry Ham 1
il on, till she was sick and tired of tne 1
subject.
On the reception of this large furtune
she h.d deu-rmined to take a jaunt into the
I h.a be,n so
V
'Very well- indeed—th« charm it not
yet worn off.'
•You have not taught long then
'No sir, a very httle while.'
When the duties of the school
menced again, Hamilton, with an admir
ing eye watched the exquisite figure of
the. teachcr u« she bent ovij scholar to
rxplain a sum, or wa'kcd tb« floor wht!«
i i v i i i U e e a n w e a s s o e s u k o o o a n
lucii It'SS credit for believing lo tile t*nu ih&i Shoes »p^cially tor the retail Jradf»,
he was of a resp» ctable family on'y, and He a»ks the in*pection of the citizen* anJ pub
possessed of moderate income. But what- ''c K*HPri*lly. f*eliii» confi lert that hi* experi
»evt was the cause, she was exceedingly T'' K'"
i i n i
Ins sister to see to all the necessary ar
rangements, for he wished a marriage la
regit, ar.d in the right time for an answer,
lie received his father's nseenVome what
thing was in reaumeis iOS the ccrcmony, for the security of reiuittancct .and valuable
and off to TrinityChurch the whole lin# of packages.
carriages dashed. J* R-COPELIN, Ageat at Kookuk.
y,
»M,.MIK
ey
WBtk one? now, and silently followed his
charuiif^g F«nni up the marble steps of
on« of the Fifth Avtnue palaces,
*Is it passible my wife is acquainted
iwiili nursery mads or governe ae^?' he
tho't with nn iivo'nntary shudder.
Tbey were shown into the drawing
re mis, where sat (V. HowurJ, who rose,
and clasping the form of Fanny, who had
rushed forw. i exclaiming, 'dear father V
i to his arms, iiip-intt kiss aftfr kiss on
her chce ka. 1 rving sto in amazement
"J
very place to which Hamilton had strayed,!
S..l
i s e w e n e i s i v e e s s s o
KOSS IT »AW».
A4
FAJICY CAKDIE1
JUST
received 'be Urgtn »'u! Iieet assortment
of Fancy Can lies ever Ueluit offered in Keo
kuk aleo a large a«»irfin*tif of Kmi's NuU, &.c
at _CRt:iC,HTO!V & OHMER'S.
April 30. 1^55. titf Johnson Stre*
Snitar Cond Hams.
A
LARGE lot of choice Stgar Cured Hani* on
hand and Xo- sale low
W FUNKHUUsGg
may] 1 1 5."
HA^
for he had thought his manners and con- KO. CRITTENDEN ha- taken the
versati »n must have discovered him per-' by .M^sre. Hawkins &
haps he felt a little piqued, and gave his "T»r7//
ING made arrangements by which I wilt
be weekly supplied with ChoiceButt*r from
the Denmark Dairy, Families may rely on pet
tine their supplies at my store throughout the
season.
w. c. FUNKHOUSEP.
mayll 18&3
SEW BOOT AND MIOK STORE.
VV St
Louis ar,
i,i
i._ .i. ...u London Wet
.c i ... ..r Paeket Will receive and deliver Express Park
DC, it he (ilil not rnarrj Miss Vientwurth, aecs ot M'Tiev, Merchandiie, and parrels of all
On the day appointed for the wedding, S kinds, at all intermediate pom's. Wilt 4t«o al
HamiHon and his betrothed drove up to
the'ri'n'!
Every-' "ki
ODELL
ti
ik» 1 I .Flna ln»nraoce o Hartford, una.
INev» having seen young Irving, she did i a A K I S I A K O A N Y
not know her lover was the very one she i
aliout, and joicin,
accoUDt of the udd l«»:ion of affair. r"--'
she wrote instantly to her father, and
instructed im in the part she wished her
friends lo ploy. The result was as has
been seen.
'liMmihon, my boy, no heiresses f.
you V
'Now fither, what an abominable oons
piracy
'Noreigning Ielle for vour wife, eh?'
and the whole company joined in the lattgh
even his bride sided with th«m.
'Never mind,' Hamilton replied with
the best grace he could assume. 'I have
i jou there. Louisa Howard was the belle
of the season, and I married Fanny Went
worth!'
I 'So you did,' exlaimed his father, 'an
msy you never regret it*
i And he never did.
assortmeit pist tt-ratvea !or sale low.
BALDWIN,EVANSA
Marob 13, ISM.
amJ h«
,il,s Mles an1
Uv rH rTrr 0h
.. o i wrutn they wero purchased, eoaibirifd with a
astonished at nis explanation. IiHmtlton drtfrminatioo to build up a permanent trade,
immediately wrote to hi* parents for their cable Inm to sell lower than any hotise in
aprrobition, and naming the dav, desired
«uuH profits u his]
motto.
Keokuk, n 9. 1*55. dtf
St. Louis, Quincy and Keokuk Express,
GODFREY fc SNOW, Proprietor?.
QtlSCY, ILL*.
•emi-weekly Exp-es« between
Keokuk, leavii gr Keokuk for
ednesday and Satur lay ev ning'i
collections, making purchases, filling or-
Wl'hwill
3n,!
d"',a'ch:
Measerijfers be provided with rn Iron Safe
Ftcrtm ^icej
Me«srs. Pace it Bacon. E W
Hfr.n.g k, Woodruff, St. Louis.
Flaec & ^avace, Moore, Hjibwbash
L. & C. H. Bull, Q'liiicy
(Jia«. I'arsnn*, (J. (*. Anderson, Keckuk.
April S», 1855.
ing the course o! the next day the young THE Fast S .w Mill one and
wife invited htr huband to call with h«r
and see some friends of hr r'a.
'Fr.ends of ymr»?' echoed tha nsston
ished bridegroom, 'I never knew you had
any in New York.'
Clark,i. Bros.,
MAT LESS have ju
received a large and splfnd
•e i«fty ot Huots ar.d Shoes, of t|
is est style#, an s»!ec ed with "r-
C* to thi« Biarket. Ttieir stock comprises ev
en thing d««iahle for La :i"9. Misses, Gentle
men, Bay*, and Children, winch they w» i sell at
low for cash, aa a'sy dealer in the city.
They are al'^o pre[i«re.J to
Ml t'FACTrit E
all kinds of Ladies* and C'plom Work, in any
deatred atji'Ie. They employ none but the very
best workmen, and plenty .f I hern, and are pre
pared to fill all orders with perfect satiaractiei
and with entire purictuality.
RLPAIRINO
done wi'h neatness and di«patch.
We invite all persons' to give as a call, at lh«
«ign of the MAMMOTH S!If)F, opp..site A. L.
Deming Sl CO'S Bankirg H"I*e. Mao S'reet.
UDELL tL MATLLSS.
Keokuk, Juf H. &
For (aentlfinea.
CONGRESS
GAITERS, a new and beautiful
stile for Gentlemen, just received lv
Jetiiiw ODEl.L &MATLESS.
Editors of Gate tity,
CTENTS:—-I
I wi»h to say to your readers that I
have ju*t returned from inaiket with a great
I variety ol Ladies' and Gentlemen's^ Boys', Miss
1 eb% and Children's
wh
BOOTS A*n MIOES,
ich I will l,.wer than the Lowest. Re-
.. v wnicti i win e!l Lower than
Country miles aw.iy liom the society she i member, C.uicii Siiej and Small is tay I
Was SO weaned with, and had chosen the
rooUo«
and t.-wn oft.,,. i i ,i i hope no one will believe tlie above
and s un aft*, i htr arrival, tht daughter of ti?l theV come and »«e for themselve?. G. C.
to June HiIdreth who was te ich ng school, Ke »kuk, June 7. d&wlm
was tiken ill, and o ir heroine, amused
with the novelty of the idea, roposed
taking l»er place till she recovered _.,
of
she had f.»uud som one who loved her or Covir-Kton, Ky.
I wholly for herself. The cau^e of her sur-
MtK(
co
G«r4«» r»wri».
OF
dlftrt
61 sixes, for sale k v
t? W k HTt^CKFJt
•If
Ogdei.sbure. New Y rk.
HANTS' FIHK AND AMINE INSITHANCE
1
1 1
Juuo4,dbS5. siim
A S
Cm
iiies, and ke ri'k'j at lowest rates that loca
tion will justify.
WM W. RELKNAP, Ageat.
Corner Maiu and Srcond Street*.
WLACK K11TS,
ceived at
July 26, d2.
OTLED BEEF.
-i.DOO
I'BS. St. Louis Stgar Cured Dry
Beef, warranted the lest ever in iljis
market. WM. C. FUNKHOl SER.
Jane 2,1833.
CHEKsik*
TWENTY-FIVE boxes W. English Dairy,
and Pine Apple Cheque, bv
WM. C. FUNKHOUSER.
Joa« 2, 185S.
INDIANA, OHIO A»D K£HLLLCI(FR
ALL
kinds of depreciated Indiana, Ohio and
Kentucky Bank MoU-* wanted at best rate*
by A. L-DEMING CO.
Bankers and Dealers is Exchange, tt*iu St.
June 4, 1S55. lwd
MURK !*r.W
ASH ION AND FAMINE, by Mi* AaC S.
Stephens, just receive st
TIN PL\T R,
CORPEW BOTTOMS.
BRASS KETTLE*,
WE
*. Co..
Water Filter*.
poll Sale by
May I, Is55.
town
S W I U K E
d.'tw
The Fast Mill,
a
,lrieott'in
of Logs.
half miles above
operation wttha goo^l stoca
Persons w an' I
LtMBCft
will be furnished on short notice by leaving their
orders at the odiee of
F. R. A: D. W. FOUD, or with
K ckok
1
he csrri'ge was ordered, and the car*
tains drawn, on acc unt of the sudden Our .Tlore
weakness of ~lady's eyes. At last the THE uoders .-r«- ?v«*n p*-rm«ntly iocat*d in
to eh stoprel, anl Irvin looked out: he Keokttk, I'aiior ?hop on John
rubbed his eves, they seemed to be
the "'"'YL0h«»
H*
20 i 1ECES pltia De Lainr (all wool)
IS Barege, ti
IS figured
30
GEO. CRITTENDEN. JS
rn, f,h
Insurance A^rnrv.
For Silc vta* l0w at SS, Slaia Street,
OUKKEKa CO
EMBROIDEKICS.
PLAITL»ce,
Habit Sets,
Au Fassi
Kiac Jaconett
huh collars ar4 sleeve*,
An Passi
Boolt a
Flouncing, Lscei, EJgtn- and lafertin^just rc
teived at 8», Ma n St. Dl'RKEKtni.
Fresb Auisait Carpets.
50 PIEt'KS Boji'. Taiiesti y Velvet Carpet,
2t do Heal Knghsh Hrusrels
10 do Best Lowrell, 3 ply,
6 do Imperial do do
55 da Superior Low-ll Ingrain do
SO do Cotton and Wool do
a* do Dutch Hemp do
At SS. Main Street, DURKEE &. CO,
S PItXES is i-s best American Oil Cloth,
8 do fl-* do do do do
4 do 6 1.4 do do do do
For site very low at 85, Mun street,
lUHkEK &.CO.
ROLLS Fancy Matting,
so assorted Kuggs,
Just received at Dt'RKEE JT CO'S.
jt BALKS choice browa and bleithed steetings
2W lor sale at Si, Maia Street,
DUAKEE CO.
CA#E8
•n''• *"y
AC,
l.r K
u i i v K o v
FHV PANS.
IRON WIRE,
TIN WAHK,
Apr.! lSr,.r- dii.fr
ADAPTED
°®Ce*
Sam#
N hope hv punctuality and a rtnet at
tention to bu'ibess toroeot a share of public
patronage. BHf.g a s'raD»er. I respectfully
njlicit i trial, and all work entrusted to iny care
«hall be done in a workmanlike manner and "a
fi!" c.irau'erd.'-Study to please" fball be my
motto. Wi'h those who de#lre i• will cheer
fully go to the store and assist them ?n sekctirrg
their goods.
T. KFXLY.
Kenkuk, iy--M, I# i. Ind4w
1
Boots and Shtf«
OI all ajid lass OuoutUjr.
1'tO PIECES block Moire Antique Galloon,
150 Parts Trimmings,
75 Fancy Gau/e
At 85, Main Street, DURKE& Jt 0.
SILKS
AaaortedPnnti {new styles) for sale
1 A: I LV N HA N A N U O S U rv
COIVl STOCK & BROTHERS,
Wlif.iLKSALK IjEALEI .": IN
UV&>IA A.ND A
would rs,icctfuHy call 'he attention of our cnstojcers
Main Street, between Third and
April 5, 1855, dly.
sturelate
Blllinge,
Ord» rsfron ihe Interior niid Upper Mivii«ippi solicited and promptly attended to at Ko. S3,
Fourth S'reet-, Ivvnkuk, Iowa
""STOVIiS! STOVi:si STOMAS!
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVES,
Together tcifh a great variety of
COOK I've ii FAHLOH NTO\i]S
INSTANTLY ON HAND AN1.» 1 K ^ALE BY
E. W. BUEL
ornKEK it co.
h»n ever ottered in this market, st 86* l*in
Street. Dt'HKI'E & CO.
j« il
JUST
1
Hereucd st DVHKEEa OC'S, 85, .Main St.
I esse Black and Dlue CP,tb on wtiu K they ce
fy comjietitioti.
4 BALES Assorted Brands Hickory,
eases Tirking,
5 do Dcnons,
do Corduroy,
Junt xectx1 ed at 8t» Main street,
LUHKEEfcCO.
100 ELEGANTLY TRIMMED PARIS
Mantillas just received at 88, Main Street
DUKKEEfcCO.
Aril 14, 1855.
JUST
Mits, lung arid
EW snpply ot blat k Silk
fingers
hort, hai/*
and BO fine« rx, pist ro
FOSTERS.
dA w
RECEIVED,
case Irish Linen,
1 do theeiirg and pillow case,
1 do bro and biea labia Cloths,
I do Marseilles and Lancaster quilts,
At 66, Main Street, UUMKEK k CO.
S CASES Lancaster Gingtian,
3 do Maru hest'.r do
do sotcb do
I do Frcruk de
S do Lawn if,
In store and for sale at Mam Street,
uURKEE «t CO.
April 6, tStf.
PAINTED TOILET WARE.
JN SETTS, fo- sale by
May I 1855.
the cotantiy
rnsj 19dltw
At
S W i U K E
ditw
Batftfffg IpparitiB
PHE public ar« mvitid te call ar dexssitne our
Bathing Tabs, I'-ns, of eyety descrip.
It
$-
md received ad fee aale W« few
It,
77.
Wholesale arid Kct ui Dealers in
I N O E A N S I I E E 1 I 0 N A I
Roofing put on in arty part of the
$ I* It I U O O l) I
A I 1 S 5 5
of the latest »'vles and best make, via
Real Paris boiled Taffet&i,
Real Paris Plai l* a'd Stripes,
Flam Poult De S.ie arid u!a-«e.
Extra heavy Moire Afitiqae,
Fine Broi:ade«,
Plain Black (all qualities.)
85, Main Street, DUKK.EE i CO.
^AT!N Strip eJ ChalUes,
O AH" !-vr» i'lain
Chai'ies Car^^e,
At Hft. Man, St.
April is, ieas.
U K E O O
b5,
MAIN STREET,
Are in receipt RI A large ?tck oj I.CA anl
DliY GOODS. AO'i'lO.NS, CARPETS, fcftiSSg®
DfftKEK a CO.
•JF~
Ml
Rff At Sit kKT-ifti*#,
IHTTR COPPER \HH /FTSC,
SHOVEL AND TO.Nfii,
t, U SAD IRj.ff,
Hi VETS,
MoLLOVV WKRT,
JAPANNED WAJURi BRITTAMA W*«T ARC
m.d
as BSiml we woul say to them: Obtain price lists from all* foreign nmrket#, add thereto
freight, drayase and comtnis"ions to this place, and we wiii srll by the aatueand save you the aft
OOVatiCe, breakace, See., experienced by importing fir.tn abroad.
all others, to the nbove card, and
€4MlSlOrk A: RltOX
JIAIY MI I I r.
coimtry, of Tm, Z n-, 0r Galvanized Iron ah
Gutters, and Leat?«rs,
^JOPPER SMITHING.—We have in our establishoieat oa* o th« «best Copper Smiths in the
SHKET IKON WORK.—-Anr thing tha'. can be naaufactttrtKi froas this article wo are ready
to m^ke at any time.
N. B. Having just arrived from the East, and brought onr workmen with as. men expert
enced in al. kinds of Job Work, we are resolved our work ^lialil
hou*e i" tt-e city. We have a'lttie late improvements in our machinery
do work much more expeditinu«ly. Country IVIm bail's and bou
•line our tork. aul we pi ed/e ourtelvts to sell as cheap as any other concern in the city.
to the wants of COPWTKT MERCUAKTS, Houae-kcepers tc other*. tf whi we will be tween itfain it Johnion. 3d Street, be
receiving CONSTAST additions, and as one ot our firm resides in the City of &tw Yoik, we de-1
sigu KEEPING a full aud complete STOCK the entire season. May ]354.
To cash ar.d -hort tune punctual buyer* we will state, that we will not be undersold by any COR* ..." __
cem in the United States.
April S, 1855. dfcwtf. [QNE HUNDRED DuZRJI' Legbwa
a. Hp'«s." t. H. Hoorr.IT.
T?r^f»KR.
PHAEStACU.LBTS AND DRUGGOT&
JJAVI1 tins si.i\ as.oci.Jfii tliein-
Net Ice,
F. HUMPHREY BATINGPURCBASRD the
teres! ,f J. K. itonhrcy in the Hat.
Iiopfirey ifl the Hat, Cap
and Millinery hn*me-«, cd the tuni ot iinj hrey
St ti ge. the business will be eontmoed bv the
undersigned under the firm
& {fare, and tbev so'icit the
friends of the old firm and ibe'p*»h|ic generally
April l!, l* ,2. tf
various sixes by
April 3,1855 dtf.
0
April 6. If.5.
for sale lower
«I °Hurn' lirev
,luroy*fp
Koticr.
NOTICE
He feels confident ia his ability to give sadis
ruciion to those who may favor him with their
patroii^pe.
(tar OlTice on Main between Third and
Fourth Stre« ts.
AU operations warranted.
Keokuk, April 24j IR.53.
Snounce
and dMf 6k((lf
BUEL & BRO.
pail,\-#vi!
le
D. IJ trMi:HRi:y.
A.H.GAGE,
I have this dav'
is herein- siver. I hat
sold ou' mv interest iu the Ha«. Cap and
Millinery business of Humphrey & Gage, lo
F. Humphrey, uho will continue the busiuees
with Mr. Gage at the old stand.
WELL selected assor'menfjust received fro® f-r jalechtap.
the rno! cetrbratefi manufacturers in the Apiil53, |8ja.
Ea^t. The public and the ladies especially, are
invited to call, as they cannot lail to have their!
tastes suited in every respect.
MOORE & HOOPER.
MOORE & HOOFER.
An Floyd*1 American Penetrating Lia
1UU urient, in qu iu^ties lo suit pnrcha^ers.
•8(Mh1=5*. Eeenlapi.in Linirmut, and a great
variety of Patent Medicines at
i nai.t. ...i'rrm i» ,| Biir on vnur hone liorsea and have tl«
YieZzlXgery ope rations pertaining to
GATE C1TV I1AT STOHli"
F. VOORHILs CO. respectfully sn-VV
to the citizens of Keokuk ai iw
the merchants generally that tbey have just,
assortment of Hats, (zaps, anl other articles' in
§k$TERX STAiiE C0WP1X
nvr niiicn w mi ua« mrii a Wtji i*i rt i
»e done better thin any other! rj JJermunentir c.'-t.it).i,*
chinery which will enable «w to
use keepers ale sidicitnl to ex
ves
prescription, 'pr omptly end accurately com-1
pounded at all times, as oue of the firm will be i
constantly IU attendance.
ROPriiT MOORK.
J. HENRY HOOPER.
March M, 18 ,o dtf.
M'MM til .vn i. A o«:MK.\M,
THE
W*«*ern
June 4. I^^J.
V..
(.'oMilt
LITER*
TflH
BRO.,
our*«'1*'*
11
sh
their Im* ever biought to Keokuk. Au evpeii- universally adjiire for their beauty,s!rei!f tD|
enee ot thirty ears engaged as manufacturers
uif
-x»Z' •. r-?necU'uIfjr,
iior.ce to the pun-i- that their Crtsebea
le')v» Keokuk Daily, (Sitnd»v excepted) f.r
Fairfield. O^ksloota, Fort De« and CounS
cil BSuti-i, pi«sinjf through B^stor?, Charlestoal __
Prim'*''**., Win. heater. Birmingb»ni. A-lilai df
Ae«cv City, Ofuaiwa. EddyviMe, OskaloosnJ
f»elb Troe. Apple Grove, to Ft Des M-ure?^
Fr«n O,ki!oo»a weekly) to Council Bluff*,
vi.-. Bfllef«m!ain, Knrxvllle/ Pl»esin*v lle. Indi
IM.OI.I,
6'..
C*nrle«, Win»-f*etf, Indiantowa. Slti
ver Creek,to Co'u cii Bluff'
At»0 from Ottumvri via EJaUihurg, Albis.
Lagriing^. Chariton, tri weekly.
AKo frotr. Keol.ult, Dad ,, via Warren, Far*
ttiinu'on, Botiafarte, Bentonj»porl, K'lo^auoadk
Ptt-burf»jTrov
to Blor mfieW.
Every auction wit! be paid for the ccmlbft
and (Oitveriente of passer get*.
C-nrhes lesve Keokuk for all the above place*
at 7 lock, A. M.
Qy™ Olfire ni Main S'red, second door ftbovt^i
lbei,aciede Ilou-e.
II.LMlLTON, Agant.
STABLE,
On hi.son Street, lituecn r/ anl Id.
Bv
WILLIAM 11. tLEGHORN.
establishiaeot is large, ctmmodte»|i,
well arranged n amply provided with go#d
hordes well traiiied for lisrnea, as well as wiCh
Carriages, liig^iec »i Itacks, open aid c!o#e,
covered and half co\ered,id every description,
adapted'to convenience or luxury.
Iloj-ses end Carriages t,f residents of tke cUf
or \isilors from abroud kept on moderate tortus,
and carefully attended to by thorpugfcijr
skilled in the business.
rses bought and sold on cawKisfion an4*4%
my own ficount a! all titers.
y S i y
('arrive Manufartory,
On Johnson S rert. fcic'tn 1J/ and id.
BY O'BRYAN, & CO.
KfAiiL wi
a,l!l'lc
'i pV id the very bes* ma^1
rial jr tf,« n qiiufactui e of Curi i vt* FJ.i '.m
ff. .1'. ..
choicest materia!,
|rnrript notire,
.May$5, it^
dl v
BEN. F. •JtofSON.
HA?,
just received one of the largest and but
selected atocks of CI h, C»*»iiBefe« and
»»tings nvr brought, to the htate of Iowa
which he At make up at the shortest n»tice and
in the latent style.
A!»o u'good a*-orlmerf tfGen('i Fumithi
u* Starts, Collars, Hindkcrthiel
lf'»se, &.c.
BEX V. DOPSON.
Htaia just receucd per Express
Alt the New Y^rk Mvie-i lor
fcllLLDON
rna\2I 1853
OI" Boots and Ji
ALL peso's" the L-it'^' avi,ions for
to st-e what they ar") would do well to call
at Dnkt's "Boot and Siine Lmp« riutn,r* where
he i* enxifius tosho# hi* II«W and fplendid *tock
Hhkh k S
rai?lf
J.E.HUMPHREY.
April 19,1
SOo. tf
Perfumer? a«a Fancy Articles.
A
f"!l a"si
t,
«#.
K
gi ai Ifnci^, we are prepared
icTes in our line In the very be»t
I
'u u.ukf? uil
jtr*
tyle and ol tbo
re amenable terms aid
a e eheap at
Si, Main street.
to- .j A LLthe new surnraer mytes ofGent'ssoftiresa
ting f* Hats aa worn in New York ju-t received a ad
UII-ior sale cheap st llKLDON'S,
gelher lor the purpose of conducting
general I)iug and Prescription business
tier the above f'rtn. Particular attention wi|,
given to the latter br.it ch, to which they have
both served a regular apprenticeship. Phvsi-1 i VII I'I'IHIT I Z T~Z—TTT" -fe*
cians and Ihe public can rely on having their A *n. ,, n.
I «k a! them.
Ma
U, 1\V..
't
Ladies, call and look at (hern.
uiav '2 I
8 I aia street.
or H1#Bt
clnidrea's fancy
V,foT9r,mm*r t»test
lAwmf
latest
tu«t received and for sale eheap at
SNN.nux's HAT E.MIOR.CM
Hi,
Main si
inLd
^om
MOUSE SHOEING.
ari
and in the sale of hats, oiirjht to enable u« to give yeats in this style tf work, he would unbent
entire «atistactiori to retailers and consumers ji^gly rvcotntii^nd t! to the public as posse^njf
It will be our business »s well as »tir iriterest riiat.and great advantages over ,vr y other stvw
always to select with care, both with regard to of work known to the profession, i'hose inter*
quality and style. We have located here per- e-ted are respectfully invited te-rall aod exajtyr
insDeiitly end will exert ourselves to do justice pveiineaa ®f the'differaut metbads ofmoHat
ti» our purcha«er». The citizens of the city can ing ir*,th.
rely upon our bats being the Ue*t quahly and Ap»d l«i, I6a5. diwfy
newest style,
..
Please give us a call and look over our stock, I FtttiMI HOPS.
at the "Gate City Hat Store," No. 74, iHOWTH oi
it**,
M'Kenuy 4. Runner's Drug Store. v? by Jsa se AVaJCS.
V|,t,,r2,,20/n'•i
lion, and we will §st tkear Id order in any part of """March '/ts" dtf |\U\PD' E?«s,C» mo s, 1 1)*# ikit#^"
I
1 aint
OUNNV Memoriae in Forei§*i La-nde, by H. 8.*! 1 i-.ent. blesched^^
hti
own-war,ulactory, th.- mt-sl ex»et»Mve in the city.
thus enablirg h'iiii t77i!l orders atote uromntft
promptly
thati any o'ht-r l.ou?e.
He has the creates* assortment and best quali
ty oi material that is to bt.1found in any one house
wr-:t ol the Mississippi iitf the manufacture ot
ork to order.
Hla La*-ts are cil made lo order, aiid he war-
1
a'i''
his woik superior to aoy thin#
hie line in Iowa, Ca'l arid eee for veurselH
May-25. L«55.
JUuena.
iirn n Table Dam ask e, fv ,i'ss, Toweling.
B. FCMiTER.
FWlIifi! Fi«B!
THfl
underr-i^m ui.hes t- inform the ctil
z*is of Keokuk and vicimtv,thstt he ha$ f$f
fa'tijauor the money r^un-led. Those wishn
c,'srfre.
REYNOLDS' Dru$ Store.
DLMAL S( R(EK1,
I) S. A Li E K,
yiTOULD resp^etfully announce to the eiti
\V *»na of Keokuk and vicinity (bat he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where he ex-
June 1,1853. c3sn
4
I
Flour
13
the at'vantage of" the Lite decline in
do wfll toca'l at the CITV Mit.U.
lour dcltvertU in ary pait «t the cifv fre# of
W,|I. AtiSTlN.
BliuliKiiiithin
VATJLLIAM Gl\ All .\!. ci i bird, betweea
Johnson a^d Exchange Streets, at th#
Brick Shop, would ii/form the public th»t he is'
prtpjrtd io do all kinds of BLAIKSJUTHING iu a
scat, durable,aud cheap manner.
w
nd ri"l,t. From b,s long and constant
3 U I I E O N E N I S
DR.
re
turned from the Ea*t, where they selected end
aie now receiving the largest and snout complete lepth. Uia poseession cf the
prao
tiee in this branch ol the business he flditera
him.'elf that he cannot be excelled by any one M)
the country, lie particularly solicits patronage
Hi this l«ve.
H* also offers his services as Farrierhe alfita
branches.
May 20, IS,'5. d&.wly
M. W. HICKS, M. Ok,
of hrotviik, Im.
City
OMc* o» in bilu cai tStc^iid and Third
Si reels.
H., in addition to the
method* of inserting artlficiW
i/m,
Cily
ot
tzclntir* right 'rr~
rnountin" the "continuous gum teert.*•
cleatilinets. Alter a^ experience of l»#
DHAP(Irii""Coatii
tae pound or kale, fos aall
D' E?.-.,
and Crane Coaui
O Bt»e Newttioy—equal to the fAmruight- Brown and Buff Co^.m tvablk
er Kalbanne Ashton Jnurney t" t'entral Af
IUS. by B^ysrt'Pavlar. For »al« bv
"Ai-'AV*
1
#ft(
feT u-
k.
CO[
ekuiCe anw1 K*
ea*. choice a*sv«t'

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