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%every
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WLI)NF.NAY MORMNF JUNE «7. I*5R
BLASEFT.
to order.
Br i»t received on conmbaloo, and for
•ale,
69
barrels wood-burned Line, from Alton,
Ills., a very superior article.
June 25. 18M J. R, COPEMN.
fitr tht Stcund Annual Fair of ike Iowa
Slate Agricuiiurul Society, to be held
fairfield, commencing October
io^!8t
(,
®f t^ry deter,ption,«xe at.-«l a! this office in and under 3 8, 2J best do 5, l.i best ito I»w#
tup 'rior manner,and at aslow rates aselscwhere. Farmer. Best jack 1 year
rsr A limited numbe, oFSpecial Notice.will v^/Vld 10**J*bZ'do
"bt suaerted under this hetd at 20 c«nti a lint for j?
each insertion, or over the editorial head for 30 1 S^ITvI'.t tuTIf w»"f'
iteaagent fur the transaction of business
PRISTED EK VELOPES.
We have a very neat design, got up for the I
,• •. Ju best do lows fanner. jennet 1 year
celts a line. o!d 5,21 beat do 3, Si best do I wa Farmer
tar' j).. G. St. C. liuasav is a duly autho7. fp*!
sscled with this office. jears old *, 2d best do 4, 31 best do Iowa
... earner. Beit mute colt under 2 rears oli!, 4,
fflt
flurpose of printing business car
da upon letter -''"'""A
1 I I u farmer. B-st suckiug mule colt 2, 2d best do 1.
Envelope*. Individuals or business firms wlsb- 34
best do 1'
where ra ikmg la-ge preparations to bring c,. A\
properly arranged. The Fair ground
lad m«ifht
of
WI
fcfls ef Ladinp, ar.d other Wwnlw for *a!e it' bet ween aud 2 years 6, 2 be«t do, 4, 3lbMt
IMs ofllre ami Blanks of alt descr-piiotis neatly luwa Farmer best su king colt or fiiley $f
cheaply ai,d expeditiously printed and iurnislifd p' 3» 3d do Iowa Farmer best thoroujfhi
«T!iiW* '*»n 1 Y*r~n^»»*u7nMmi p"di|{rees roust be produced showing the
«*OOLATIOH8 AND Ll»r OF PEJUU0*«
10,1806.
Orrici STATE Attntct'LTi/itAL SOCIITT,
FAiariELD, lowd. jmj tith, lBa5
TTie Boaru ot Directors of tha lo*a i»u:e Af
ricultural Socie'y roe'al Fairfield, on Wednea
day, June 6:h, lS,»i. Th mas %*'. a ett, Hre»- cla«.
Ident, in tiie chair. A very r»-*peetatile {.umoei OLAS^ NO. 14—sirrtp Me*0VED rtwt trooi.
of the Boaid was in attendance, asl tfce pios- Beit bur-k lo, 2 1 t»*f do 5, 3d be*t do Iowa
pects for a bue exhibition r.^*! tail re u»e I armer bast ewe* 10. 3 I best do 5,31 b.e»t di
roost flattering charactei. Very great paiuscod I 'Aa Farmer best ja of Iambi 10, 2d best do
^•ipef.se are lak^n in al) par'v of ibe ti'aie. 5, 3
1 b'*st du Iowa Farmer. Sheep improved
A
Contribute largely to the ne*t Fair. Coir»sp«ti- -ng wool—best buck 10 21 d- 5. 3J do Iowa
den« e tiosin ver y paM ol w* sp«-i-K# epiti-j Farmer beat ewea 10, 2i 'o 5. 3d «lo Iowa
the citizens to make the Fair in October an hon
or to tne Sta!*, a crcdit to exhibitions, a*d a
praise to ail who may wit es* it. The c-lU of
,|ou President are not unheeded
.end roe ere} 0^Tbe HR.re of the hffad e^inttr til
Mxnethmc ot merTt to tne Fair. The B.ard, •'Sevastopol i* Todieben
therefore, de»ire to express their gratification at
a'l these evidences of the increasing prospt tjr
'of ofcr Mite Sjciety, and to express tb ir det»i
BJination that ih'y wiil spare no effort io make ^,1
•rrangemeuts cotninens jra e witti ihewantaoli neA] er4gineer how
ex
We are pleased to announce that Constitu
tion and By-Laws—Articles of Ir.co*poratton
Ttie ia d, after div usjirig various mat!erf
•n'.rrrst adopted, and now offer the flowing
o
.and 2 y-»
%r. Best holier calf under
xtiii'ito s the whole Nate. j" juid take to put the place in a state of!
The local commiHee of arrangements at Pair- defence. He answere 1 Two mth ml
,e!d,rta-e that ample gr ur.di_ w.ll be enclosed
A
i,d properly arranged. The rair ground sit- 1 '.
the town, is aiteady purchased,
1 cou'ratU ia*ued larxlearmg and ieucn th«
same. 1 due time the Secretary Hill have pub
|luhedaplan of the arraiigtcuenu, fi*turte, Itc.,
ot the air o nas.
for the Iowa State Stotk Importing Company, defences
pompany, by tt.e first of Ar gu^t next lnforma. now Ciener^l and Aid de camp to the
IOB in regard to Mid company can be hal by «4* Fmrtort\r
ressta^ M. Shaffer, S**crertry State Agrical-i
•oral society, Fairfield, iovia.
of
Atl of Premiums for the Sec nd Aat.Qsl IF atr or ,,
be Iowa State Agricultural Scoiety, to be held tnere IS itktly to be an active compe
.t Fairfield, comtaencing Oct. lytb, 1.H55 titiori fur cho.ce lots of the new clip but i
jmer. Best bull between 1 and 2 yrs $•*. 24 liave sjreAd? been sold of Oliio nctv Wtol
St do 5, 3d best do Iowa Farmer. £-.*t bull a' 20 cents to 45 per pound inciudiop all'
Iowa crl,^5- anj
1
I
j, 3
1 best do Iowa Farmer.
CLASS N'-. 3—swiiersTAEe raaatiCM
oca—Best bull and
age, troin the s ime
re individuals from tne e »ine couniy may uuite
r-fwoor
bast do Iowa Farmer. i
LASjNo5-Bes.cow3ye.r.old ardop-:,,,,
St 2\
he^t
do
ly/during the trial, arid for ten days previous
lj also of butler made from such cow during
til period of ten d*ya. Third, a stateme it ol
i to be made MI writing, verified by the
ivit of co npetuor and one other person con
[rsar.t therewith.
'LASS NO. S—STALLIONS ron ALL woaat.
[at stallioa
4
year
old 3,
2d
best do
r.
[LASS
^?d
3. 3d bent do lour* armer
it beifer between and 3 yrs 4, 2d b'St do 2, f**gUlal«rs lia\
best do Iowa Farmer best heifer between 1
d2 yrs 3, 2d best do 2, 3d b-.'bt do Iowu Far
pr best heller calf under 1 year 1, *d best do
wa Farmer.
LASS No. 6—Beat yoke of work oxen, 5,2d]
it do 3,31 best do Iowa Farmer st beer 6,
best do 4. 3d best 'to Iowa Faim^r. Appit
ts for premiums for fat caitle must furiu-h
sttjoents of the manner of feeding. Jndgt-e ot
cattle will give particular attention to the ani
ls submitted to them for examination. It is
ieved that, alt o'her things b»ing equal, those
the best cattle that have the greatest weight
the siaalle»t superfices. The cattle to be
as Iat cattle will all be weighed and the
will lake measures to get the superfices
'each.
[tLASS No. 7—Best milch cow, $10, 2d
7.3d best do 5. The cows to be kept on grass
consisW
stock in competing lor the above premium, small parcels of wool of California growth.
St ba I of any age or kind. U, best cow of any
w
or kin I, It). A aerarAte coinmiUee irom e
«t judgu.g rUs&es N'os I At 2, Wtii te appoint* L. *.
I far the jweepstake design lo "**r* no doub? out that the supply will
lag aged aiaui«!a~-3 yrart o\dt y««rlsog« and increase and will take the place, lo tome
]ves, in competition with each other, tfiat a ex ent. of foieiff i cari«-t wools. Auslra.
ajDiumraay be awarded tikine the ajr*, breed i
6., into consideration and coinpantof.
1
years old and upward,
RAVE
Ci'y,
sch period of trial. The time of tnal from Land Warrant under the law ol 1855
to 20th of July, and from 10th to 20th ol
o- i All persona i»ho have served in any of the
Statemecl to be (urt.shcd contaiM.ig:
wars ol Ihe
irst, the age arid breed of cow, and ume of a .res. In case of .lecease of persons who actu
llving. Second, the qaantity ol milk in weight,',
a
$10,
i'd
do fi, 3d best do Iowa Farmer. Heavy
j*- atallion 4 years old and upward, 10,
'it do ft, 3d best do low# fariper. S'ainoBB
class not aged —Best stallion 3 years
ander *, $6, 2d best do 4, 3d best do Iowa
Bar.
Best stallion 2 years and under 3, $5,
__Bt do 3, 3d best do Iowa Farmer. Best
Ijion 1 year old $4, 2d best do 2, 3d best I iwa
10, 2d best do 6, 3d best do Iowa pared to ofler as geod accommodations as the
Br. Heavy Draft— Be»t brood
mare with
1, 3d
NO
best do Iowa i
10—MATcHrs, orLniKoa,
Mt g-
4W 4k'
jv» i"*0
Farmer. Best gelding or mare for buggy 5, 2d
I be*' do 3d do Iowa Farmer.
(.'LAS*, NO.
JI-MCIC'.JICUS, JI:XV£T8
rrc.
Best if k ov^r y» »rs old 10, 2d be*t !o ft, 3d
best do Iowa Farmer. Best j«ck 2 y«-ar/ol&
o
21 best da 3.'
'Best".c,d
ea
of in
COB-J ,*V .WB. ^TTR!NE«",
^e#t
tamew 10, 2,1 best
INU*E R0"
best do 3, 31 best do Iowa Farmer. Best a*s
ba»t do 2,31 beat do Iowa Farraer.
Co
3,Jid best do 8r 3 I beet de Iowa
e Iowa
1ng their rard* so printed, can have them very CLAS* NO. li—THoaorcH-BHED Houses
fcsodsoineJy done for a verjr small sum, at the ®*8' *f*l!ior» 4 yars old and over 15. 2d be*t do
tlATKCiTT Jo« OFKICE. i I°* m»r. Best thorough
bred stslnon 2 or 3 year.., 10, 2d best do 6, 3d
Farmer. «,
Farmer. Bnsf thoroi.^l -bred colt
bred inare 4 vears old and ovei 15, 2d best 10,
31 b».«t do Iowa Farmer bea» thornush-bred
mire l.. tw«en 2 and 3 ya's 1
•», 21 best do 6. Sd
be«t do Iowa Farmer} b»»t thorouab-bred m«t«
butw^n 1 Mud 2 year* S, 2d best do 4,3 best do
lo.Vii Fiirmer.
in order to eomp*te in this class of thororgh-
ptirify 0 b!ood of #11 (1
7m|l!s
ex
hibVted'i'iT thU
—SWEEPSTAKES PREMIUM—
VCL.RDH) TO-MORROW.
v
ID
younjr cap^in named Todlrben, gtefi-ilowi
iic. The other day the Graftd
W OOL.—From aii accotjfits of the s'aie
the w rnarket at lbo ea
,:
0f
We
hardly so clean as Ohio wool, 2') to 40^
i
principally'of,Bueoos Ayres.
tne s une county may uuite I here continues at N ew 1 ork to arrive
VUUI-.UUCB I»K
i-sew
I
I,an llne fK)!s i,re
CLASS Nc, 4—KAnvta and okadi B*st ju-intities, but these do not cotne in con
II 3 yrs old and upward, $5, -Jii best do 3, 3d Uct with liome gr.wn wool -, wh eb are
a,ld 3
31 best do 2, 3d best do Iowa farmer beet
II between 1 and 2 yrs 3,2 i best do 2, 3l best
Iowa Farinei best bull cuif under 1 year |i,
ara
\,o
arrive
:,j set's readily at l5.'»nd 17 cents n-«
v l0r car
imported here in email
[r* mosiiy of low to medium jir.de».
ARAL
WAR
t«
I NOIAEA—Tl
Journal
V(
E^ana-
of the I9lh suites tliat thecu-
live hfen quieted.
(Unhanded.
The
As Lynch Law is the LAW,
MESSRS, MOORE & HOOPER
tial'L'J TI L'LLY i- form iheif fn«iida ihaf
they are manufacturing and wfll endeavor
to keep on band at a'l tunes,
t»UNDATS EXCEPTED,
a m-'St delicious, cooling and heahhv beverage,
Aerated Mineral Water,
and invite all who ar* n'hirat to come to the
fountain on SATURDAY if they expect to be
thirsty on Sunday.
Jone 21,1655.
Rankin & Willrr
made ar rangements at Washington branches,
by which they ran speedily procure! May'26,1855.
United States are entitled to 160
||y served, the widows and heirs are entitled
No charge unless successful.
Office over Pnrs^'n's Bank, Ke.kuk, Irfra.
March 81,1855. d&v 3m
JUST RECEIVED.
A FEW dozen white Beaver Hats,just thetfilug
for Summer wear, at the Hit Store of
D. F.
June 9,1855.
HUMPHREY *GAOE
Otlumwa Hoi se,
W APELLO CORXT*. «VW A
THE undersigned havingrecently ptir-
country will afford to all those who may favor
it her foot, 4 years old and upward* 10. him with a call bis constant attention will he
ist do 6. 3d best do Iowa Farmer. Mares given to render the stay of all comfortable His
her claaa not aged—Best maie 3 years old House being large and commodious he flat'ere
under 4, 6, 2d best do «, 3d best do Iowa himeell that be can give general satisfaction to
ler. Best mare 2 yeare old and under 3. 5, his gueats.
do 3. 3d best do Iowa Farmer. Best
Connected with this House is
i
x-ro
1
A Good and Commodious Stable,
Where will be
k*pi
of Oats,
pair
0 I
i
(nlly inform the traveling community and
F1!as3 NO. 9—MARBS IOR ALI. WORK. Best the public generally that he has ....
mare with foal at her foot,4 years old and thoroughly reru va'ed the House, and is now p. a-
at all times
MIV J.I•.11
BO
iased the above House, «ould respect-
an(
a good supply
Corn and Timothy H»-y, aad
"w"'": "R"««!•« -"OS-'c. GIVEN
a trusty
-vdtf
i» A(,ri KHU!| GALLERY
kuk
^3d
A j*"
aI"'
r. v. Br
1
,. Boots ant! Shoes
He IS thirty two Of all %ijIfS, and anr QBa«tli,.
Hts parents are poor iuop-
R^DELL & MATLES
years ol Aire.
1 1*7. |l|UtLl(4 have |I|
J^RF
K'CR- When the siege cim-{ v/ lecened Urge and 81
RiCR- When the siege et na-J V/ lecened Urge and splendid
t» nred, Prince Mcnsc! ikr IT, it ig faid, i iety «t Boot* and Shoes, of the
Jotig it'
8
p?d forward uDd sa he would uridetak*
to dt» it, il he tad as many men as lie re
quired, in two weeks. He did it in twelve
days, ar.d was made Colonel. Since that
time he has had the direction of very- pared to filt all orders with perfect satiaf
•l-hinjf in the way of building batteries.: witb entire jrn ctuality.
1
New York S nte, which is
under 1 year 5, 2d best do 3,3d best
armer.
CLASS No. 2—Best cow 3 yrs old and up-j •«.
1,/ard, 10, 21 b«st do 3d best do I^wa Farmer. 1 Cpd'.s. Tb« ^Ui ntity is, howevey, very
Ll«st heiler between 2 and 3 yrs 10, 2d best do 6. limited. About 200 bnles Syrian woo!,} 25 DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS hist
u
IVW« "a |. 9
yt*r d, best do cents, ^nd 8nm« xiuenas
.. The stock of Foreign wool is larni.
imVlouoVy. flu.
1
Ayrt% at
KM..
D.guerrcan An st,
V\ uuld respectful
ly announce to the
inhabitant* of Ken
irepared to lake
^V, that h*
nnet over 3 likenews of all who may give him a call, in the
bwt do Iowa
mo8t
Perfect manner, having a large Skylight,
th» only lierht by which a blue eye ca't be n»de
to look na!uial, and fir superior to al! other
lights for Dafmrrentyping
HUO, HAVIRIJR
aa ex
perience in thn» art of over seven year*, h/» flut
ters himself Ths»t he can suit the most f««tidious
ricturei and Drawings ropieci Landscapes and
pictures of «dck or deceaaed taken at short
notice, Pic1ur»s pa' uu is everv vari»tv
Or dig Gnli'onda's di^morsd sa
t.df,
With priceless treisure laden.
Go rattier Myrrh and Frankincense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And rluiter round your heart's delight"
Love's wildest of device?—
I'd give to her whom 1 adore,
Bv far an effVing rirber—
My face, al! dressed in lover's salles,
I* BU»LL'S fair 8k
Vlight
Picture.
Buell's Cillery, 86, Mai.i S'reet
DON'T FORGET
0 at BcE!
L'"
The pedigree must be complete on the Gallery, a»d have you' lifr-hke roiuiatura
pa of bo'h darn and sire. tak^« and cased in one of those splendid frames
CLASS NO. 13
Best stallion rf any blood, a?e or gra le 1i. Gallery 8 Main Street.
diflvrent commi"ee fruin th'^e deciding
lar
he
KELLY,
lm 14,«
Keokuk, May 23, 1&5
ha
»?5" Se"®, and s»lec ed with partT"Y* te'f
e to thi« market. Tneir ?tock compri«es ev
thng de-i'able fir Ladi»a. M:*«-ef. Gent'e
v«, and Children, which th»y will »tll as
for cash, aa any dealer in the city.
lh?y are also prepared to
MA^rr VCTLEE
alt kinds of Ladiea' and Ci-to® Work, la any
dea'red e'yle. TN«»y employ nor.e but the very
REPAfKWO
done wiiti neatness and ditpatch.
t¥e invite ail per.-on« to give as a call, at the
»ign of the MAMMOTH SUi.»E, oppo«ite A. L.
Deming
St
Co's lUnkr i«e Main S'reet.
OL'LLL &. MA'ILESS-
Keekuk, June 6. d&try
FAIKTEO TOILET WAKE.
Nsets lor sale by
Jkc -. &
May 19,1S55.
25
9 c^nU
for unwasU and 22 to 26'centsfor wash*
K W. B0l6L*BFvO
May 19. 1855. d&w6w
bi.'ltAP IR(I5.
\1*E wil' pay tt.e tisht»( piicein cashforgocd
vv So. I BIack»tiijth'» *rr*t s at the j««©rr
trou St, re. fHOI, J. RItE fc Co.
Jej'lemtur f, I8S4.W
Patrcnizr Ilonic Xsuafactara,
go'r EUF.L BKO'S and get a Letter
rlate
or Steuci
at i-r oi^riiing bag", I oxes,
d4w6w
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April 20,
For Gentlemen.
CONGRESS
GAlTEKS, a new and beautiful
stvle for Gentlemen, just received bv
Je&i&w OP ELL &MATLESS.
Editon of Gate lily,
/"VENTS:—*! wish to say your r«aMetr» that
vT have ju«t returnel from market with a great
vari 'yot L*dies' and Gentlemen's, Boys', Miss
es', and Children's
BOOTS
A
which I will «ell I."wer than the Lowest. Re»
metnbtr, Qutck S^lcs ar,d Sr.ali profi**. my
raottA. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Caadln.
150 bxs Mou'd Candles, KeaiE^s manufsclure
70 do Star do
Forsalehy CLEGHORN HARRISON.
April 11,1855. w
Blackftiiiitliing,
fined,
S'reefs, al the
VK7ILLIAM GhAH .M, on
Johnson a* Exchange
Brick Shop, would inform the public ih.'-t he is
prepared *o do all kinds of
He also offers his services as Farrier ia all Its
d&wly
EmteatJerie», Loccs,
COPf'KH BOTTOM!#-
WbT
tif
I
Skyiigh' Dajfuerrean
ju»* received from New York.
upon Olnsies No. 8, 9, 10 and 12 will award VHC IflOrC
the above premium. The demgn is to find the 'FffE «trdersigTi-d tieveing perroantly located in
C'imptrative merit of all the animals of this Keokuk, ha* opened a T^iior Sh 011 John
son stiee', one door Wes* o! the Post Office, sam*'
sid aud hopes by pur.etmliiy and a strict at
tention to bu^inesa to merit a si of public
patronage. B^tug a stranger. 1 respectfully
solirit e trial, and all work enru«ted to my care
•bail be don* in a workmanlike manner and
fit'' g.jr»ute#d. "S'u !v to pUase" shall be my
motto. With tl^jose woo deaire it i will cheer-
mm
Ue.dly of a most tiete' mined effort on the part of Farmer beat pir of laiubi 10, 2d beet do 5,3 fully go to the atore and assist them in selecting home 11 the city. We have at I tiie late improvement? in our machinery which will enable us to
beet do Iowa Farmer
thfrir goods-
COPPER
REWECTFL'LLY
A E
torn,
S'KIOEK,
Corner 5th arid Main Streets.
1 P. S. tap# no one will believa u» above
till they come and see for themselves. 0.C.
i Keokuk, June 7. d&wla>
BLACKSMITHINO
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
IIORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horsea and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac
t"ee in this branch of the hnsine** he flatters
bim«elf that he cannot be ezcelltd by any one in
the country. He particularly solicits patronage
in this line.
Ali
O LEEVE^, (Vllar«, arid Cherr isetlsi, Cambric
O and Sui-s Ficur.cing*, Edgings, & Inserting*.
Re Thread Laces. Edgings end Bobbins, ani1
Saxony Thread Edgings iirg'vat variety,j ist re
Wi-edby I'Q^TglL
April 23. IMS.
at- w. HICKS, n. 6.,
S U E O N E N I S
fity of icokuk, Iowa.
Ojjfct on Main between Second aril Third
Si reels.
DR.
H., in addition to the tistial
methods of inserting artificial
teeth, is in possession of the
fhit
cttff of
txclusirt rig-*J for
mounting th# ''eontinuous gumtseth"
universally admirej for their beanly, strength,
|eanline*fc. After as experience of tw
ypar5 jr
ttie public generally tha^he has rrfi.ted and i recommend it to the public a? possess'ng
mar
,y
thissfrle rf work, he would unhesita-
an
great advsn'fgeit over anv olher style
ofwoik known to the profession. Tho?* inter
ested are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine specimens of the different methods of mount
ing teeth.
April 16, 1855. d&wty
Castings sa4 Panialoaiirtla*
DRarid
AP D' Etes., Casimeres, Tweeds, Doe sttfis
Crape Coatings. willed snd Plnin dun
dee Linens, blesrhed linen drill, cord and duck
Brown and Buff Costing snd window shade hr
eas, a choice assortment received and now open,
r. D. ff'bl KB.
April 31,
I***
~3p%-
1,
bl
Parsons'Banking use, \thei a pur'ion of our
stock is exhibited.
We are
NOW
PARMELF.. A. CAMPBELL.
May i*G, 1855.
New (irocery Store.
A A S O N & O
HAProvisionopened
I\€V h'JW
CONS !'AN I LV ON HAN'l) AMi FOR SALE BY
COMSTOCK Sc BROTHERS
-LtoALfcJEAL.,..o
TI» PLATE,
fans.
IRoN WIR«i
UN wA**f
i'i»t a new Family Grocery sad
^tore, in the room formerly occu
pied by D. 8. Smith as an Anc!i-n Room, on
Johns.-n Street, where they intend to keeps
choice and well selected variety evactly adapted
to the demands of the retail trade ot the city.—
They inviie the inep- ction of the ci'n» «t gene
rally, and have no dovbt 'hat they can offer irt-
April 20, 1*5:».
in a
*L'SIA
JAFANNED
WARE,
ducements for frequent rail* and a continued cus- i '/J vTl'h/'y" *lh?
A.
TIJST receii.
78, Johnston 8reet.
Keokuk, Hay 10, IS55.
Hals! Hat#II
a
ttie spring stvlc fashiona-
tl ble Silk llata. Arty gentleman in want
of a fine Silk Hat of the very latest style
will do well to call soon at the Hat Store of
HUMPHREY A GAGE.
Keokuk, March 15,1855.
A LARGE STOCK of Gents soft Casimar#
Hatsjust received. AU the new styles for sale
cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMFQJUUM.
Ice Crralh.
1V E are a? aH tunes prepa,1 to furnish Ice
v v Cream ^Vanilla and l.coien) to families
in any desired quantity. We nil! pack it in
?m4l frerzerc so that it will keep for twelve
hours or ionccr.
June 12, 1955.
CREIGHTON AOHMER.
Pure Congress Water
FROM
the Sarht gd Springs or '?le by the
dozen or sinpie bot'le.
Also Moore and Hooper»« superior Citrate of
Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral Water, one of
'ha most pleasant and effectual Cathartics
known.
Call at Moore Hooper's r.ew Drug Store en
Main between 2d and
$4
Keokuk. Iowa.
June 5th, 1%5.
Str»-'l». 'Rorth Side.
AND AMERICAN 8HEKT-IEOW,
SHKFCL COPPER ANI ZJHC,
HIIIVKL AND TONOS,
»OU ND SAOIROJH,
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
CHARTER OAK C00KINQ STOVES,'
Together with a great variety of
COOKIXG A PARLOIt STOVES
ONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR S\LF
E. W. BUEL & BRO.,
do work much more expeditiously Country Men hants and house beepers are srlici'ed to ex
m-na our stock, aoi we pi ed/e ourcelv** acli a* cheap aa toy other concern iaUwetty.
April 26, 1SS5. dltw
S K I O O S
A I I 1 8 5 5
RJVK.TS.
H-JI.VJW w\nr,
RRITTANIA
tT K E E cto OO.
B5. MAIN' STREET.
Arc in receipt of a lar^e stock of new as sca»nrMb)e
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CARPETS, &C.
very A DAPTED to 'he wsntsof cocwrav
MERCHAWTS,
beat workmen, ar.d pler.ty of them, and are pro- reeeivine cot^sTAst additions, and n« cie ot our firm resides in tae City of New Yoik", we de-
ractieri »ign KEfrso ur a full aai comple'e STOCK'heenU-e season.
To ca»h a .d shor« time punctual buyers we will state, that we will not be undersold hj any con
eir. it« in* Ut*ae4 State*.
A CARD. 1
MESSRS PACMELE
CAMPBELL
announretotheeit.
ue s ut Ke.'feuk a?.d mc'u ity tiii
tliey intend (nasoon as a room can »,e ob
•atr.ed in the new block now being built bv
W. Ki'bourne) to op«n to »h* public a new
and w-'il se'ect^d s'o'k of fine Watches and
JcW'lrv, Silver and Plated Ware. Aho a varie
tv rf Fie Cutlery, Musical Instruments of all
descriptions, &c A.C.. ALC,, in fact every thing prescrijitione promptly and accurately com
per'ai^dug to our line of lousiness. pounded at all times, as one ol the firm will be
Forthe present v« may be found in Grsham's et»fi*taitUy ia atteadano.
ock, on Sec^-id. Street, three doors e*uthofj ROBERT MO) RE.
prepared to do all kitids of vork
in our line.
er F.r-. *vaVhe» and Jew*!rv of e!! kinds
repaired nd warranted by competent workmen.
m*
?7.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
I N O E A N S E E I O N W A E
Roofing put on in any part of the country, of Tin,
Z
€1 iat faea r\ ,4 A«/^aae«
Gutters, and Leader?.
SMITHING.—We have in our establishment oae of the best Copper Smitba in tbc
Sia'e,
SHKET IRON' WORK..—Any thing tha#.can be maaufWctared from this article we ire ready
to moke at anv time.
N. B. Having just arrived from the East, and brought our workmen with us. men experi
enced in al. kinds of Job Work, w^ are resolved our work shall be done better than anv ©th*r
MAH STREET.
nr. or Gilvanized Iron also Cornice
rr
House-k'-epcrs & oMiers. to which we willlo
R. KOORB J. H. HCOMR
MO 1. RE HOOPER.
PHARMACUi IBT.H AND DEDOOlSTi.
HAVE
'ins d4V as«0Ciateu them-elvaa
DF.
1
J. HENRY HOOPER.
March 14, IS55 dtf.
Notice.
April 1®, 1852. tf
—J
St. Louis, Quiocy acd Keokuk Express,
GODFREY 4 SNOW, Proprietor#.
QUIJl Y, ILLB.
WILLLouisa
run earni week]v Expeeas between
St and Keokuk. leaving Keokuk for
Pt. Louis on V"cdiiei.(!ay andSalur.iay rveniag's
Packet Will receive and deliver Express Pack
ayes ol Mcner, Merchaudizf, at.d parcels "f all
kinds, at all intermediate ponts. Will also at
tend to collections, making purchases, filling or
ders, &c., with care and dispatch.
Messengers will be provided with sn Iron Safe
for the security of remittances aud valuable
a. R. COPE LIN, Agent at Keokuk.
Rarr.REMCES.
Messrs. Pire k Baron, E. W. Clark,A. Bros.,
H»r»irg k Woodruff. St. Louis.
Flagg k Savage, Moore, llollowbush 4t Co.,
L. A C. H. Bull, Qumcy
Chas. Parsons, Q. C.
Anderson,
Keokuk.
April 8«, 18S5.
PA!FCY CADDIES.
DST received the largest and best assortment
of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keo
kuk also a largea*«ortaient of FruiM, No'*, Ax.
at CREIGHTON k. OHMEft'S.
April 30, ltJOfc «gRf-4MneoR«!Nto
lOflCf.
TtfOTlCE is hereby given that I have this day
sold on' ney interest in the Ha', Cap and
•i*-1 -.a
HL'M PHR F.Y ha. in? purchased the in- ^W™'l
terestof J. r. Fl-imrbrey In ike Hat, CaP .T'"
Mill'ncry business of Humphrey &, Gage, to D. aa pool as any that
Wi,",
n
'j
nu# the
J. RALMQN k. BRO., with Mr. Gagea.L the olId stand supplied to order
J.
E.
April 19,1855. tf
Perfaaiery *nd Paney Ar teles. i
AWELLseiceh'br-\fed
ected assor'men'juit received freoj i
the most niaoufacturers in thej
East. The public and the ladies a«peeially, are
invited to call, as they cannot tail to have their]
tastes suited in eve*y respect.
MOORE
k.
1
UST received, a fall assortment of Glass ol i
•I various sizes by
I 00 Floyds* American Penetrating Lin»j
iiueut, in qutn'ities in rujf ni)rcha*ers.
200do?.. F«culapi«n Li»im»ot, and $ great
Variety of Patent Medieines st
REYNOLDS'Drug Store,
April 6, 1S55.
OEXTAL SrRGERT,
S A E
the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery. I «-ih
H- feels confident ia his ability to ghm **ti». .)%J i,
faoion 'o those who may favor him with their
Pel^lncr- .. _L. .! June 80, 1855.
OT Office on Matn between Third and!
F*»urih S.ret ts. p. WMITCOMP.
Ad operations warranted*
Keokuk, Aprl!
84,18^^
GATE CITY HAT STOKE
Sr.VOORHIES
nounce to the citizens of Keokuk sntw
the merchants generally that thev have just re
turned from the East, where th«y selected snd
sre now receiving the larges' ar most ei^pl«f#
e»sortmen'tf Ifats, Caps, and other articlaeln
their lin« ever brought to Keokuk. An expeM
ence of thirty years engaged aa manufacturers1
and in tha saie of ha's, ought to enable us to give
entire «atisfac!ion to retailers and con« :mers
I' will be our business ss well as onr ir.?ere«t
i always to Sfl^cf with c#re, both wjth regard to
quality and style. We have located here per-
Bianentlv and will exert ourselves to do justice
t». enf purchasers. The ci'iiens of the ci'v can
rely upon our hats being the beit quality and
neweit style.
Please give ns s eall and look over eur stock,
at the "Gate City Uat Store," No, 74, opposite
H'Kenijy k. Runner'e Drug Store.
Highest price paid in ca«b for all kinds of fors
«nd deer tkins. 8 F. VOORHIES A CO.
March 26. dtf
OUNNY Memories ia Foreign Lends, by H. B.
O Stov»e Newsboy—equal to the lamplight
er Katbs rine Athlon Jsuraey to Ceritrsl At
rtca, by Baysrd 1
avlor. For sale by
mimmm ©4m
4 166J.
liuii.l a* Ihr Brick
S'eam Fjfto y. near
Main, between Sixth
and Seventh S'reets,
Ke kuk, Iowa
Window Blinds, btt~
ttr,
aud ether articles
bujineas can be mada by hard,
HL MPHREY. Particular size« of Doors end Blin
June 2.183b-
OLDEN
HOOPER,
MOORE & HOOPER, i
April 3,1855dtf. i
fmatssmmamS^-1
STAGE C05IPI5?.
I V#
Rt^fMEi. tnfiA'sfiEM#"*'**.
HT^lfE W refer n Stafre Comp.tr y re
«p*e» fit I! y aft
1. no'incr to the piibiir that their Coaehw
''a,Vf" Keokuk Daily, (R»indnv excepted) for
I S*.
THE
1
R.
the citi»
OULD respectfully arnnuttce to
zena ot Kenkuk and vicinity that he hat
manei.tlv located in Keokuk, where he e*-
pects to perform
all
pUSTOMER^
1
'Hk.
F»IRFI*U!, O^KALOI$N, FOR- MAINRNTJID C^*TRS* I
ell^B!utl«, pitsirjj tbmgh «tor, Charleston, i
Prim^rse, Winchester. Birmirieham. Atldand,
Agt-hCY Ciiv, Offumwa, Eddwill", Otkalooaa,
PelU.M "•rr-oe, Apple Grove, to ft Eep Mninfts,
Fr wn Oikalotwa '.'ri-wecklj) to Council BhifRi, I
via BeHefoo^Jn, Kivoxville, Pl"asantville, Indi
anoie, St. C'^a-le^, Winfer*etf, Indiactowa, 8fl
i vtr Creek,to Cou- Pil B'-iffs.
VCARE.&*. Also from O'tumsra via Biakesburg, Albia.
I^^ran^e, Chanter:, tri weekly
Warren, Far-
Keoiauqaa,
the comfort
abcre ji4aeM
|3T Office on Main Slreet, second d^or above
1 the Laclede House.
HAMILTON, Ageot.
LITERY STABLE,
II iraes bought and sold on c»om»*iHI
II^M'BV
25 C\8^! dlv**
$91
On hnson Street, betvmn \stanitd
BY WILLIAM H. CLEGHO«.BI.
THIS
establishment is large, commodiotft
well arranged and amply provided with (food
homes well trained for harness, as well *s With
Carriages. iggies and Hacks, open and cloee,
covered nd half co\ered, ot every deacriptioo,
adapted to convenience or luxury.
rs«s and Carriage* of residents of the city
orvisitors frum abroad kept on moderate termt,
and carefully attended to by men thoroughly
skilled in »he business.
Carriage Mannfactorj,
On fbft?i3n Strrf-t betwen t*i and td.
BY O'BHYAN, CO.
HAVING
permanently establish
ed our«elves in Keokuk wuh a'
ample supply of the very best' mate-.!
pal lor tiie manufacture of Carriages. Buggies,
Gigs ar.d H**ks. we are prepared to make all ar
ticlee in our h&e in the very be*t style and ot tha
choicest rnilcrial, on reasoaald* tsias awl'
prompt notice.
11 ay 25, 1855. dlf
DRIED BEEP.
12.(100
I June 9,185^.
I
ALLkird«
Apul 5, 1855" dkwtf.
LB3 St. L"uis Sugar Cured Dry
'I v v Boef, Wiirr ^nted the b*st ever in this
market W*. C. FUNKHOUSER.
i June 2,1855.
I CHEESE
TVENTY-m'E bores W R., EngJiab Dairy
and Pine Appk Chceae, by
mayll 1 55
D. HUM 11IREV.
A.H.GAGE,
W«. C. FUNKHOtrSEl.
tf DIANA, OHIO
A N
June 4,1855. lwd
KENTUCKY.
of depreciated Indians, Ohio Slid
Ker/U' ky Bank No'es wanted at best rates
by A. L. DEMING & CO.
Bankers and Dealer* in Exchange, Mafia
Sngar Cured Hums.
A
1
gather for the purpose of conducting
se .eral l)nig and Pr^^cnptioii buiries3 u
iter the above turn. Particular attention wmT oe
given to the tarter br.ineti to which they have
both served a regular apprenticejhip. Phvsi
ciuns and'he public can rely on having tbeir
LARGE lw! cf rhi-kc 5 gar Cured Ham* ov
hand and
to-
sale low
W FUNKHOUSER
YE\V B(liT AND SHOE STORE.
r.O CRITTENDEN has tak--n the store lite
vJ ly orenpied bv Mes«rs. Hawkins fc Billings,
corner of 5'h and Mm Streets, snd has opened
a Urge and well as-orted stock of B^ots and
Shries ir.fended sperially tor the retail trade.
He a»ks the in.pection of the citizens and pub*
lie gr-nTally, feeling confident that his experi
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms oa
which they were purchased, combined with a
detrrmination to build np a permanent trade,
than any house in
sin all piofits U his
motto.
n tn
,, ,"P
fc
n,blt
end Millinery business, ofthefirm o: Humphrey I C^y. Quick sales and i
fhrey
Il G-ge. the oo^inoss will be contr.ued by the:
underiigned under the firm of D. F. Humphrey
tk Gage, and they soffit the patronage of the
frieais ef the old firm sod the public renerally.
Keokuk, May 9. 1855. dtf
Sash, Blind* and DOtfet#
CONSTANTLY
EN
sup
plied to order or. short noticc, aud Sashes ready
glazod always on hand.
At liberal discount to dealers. -f,
D. co?8m
v
L1R«BS.
and Medium ^renting Lirene,
ot Richaid^or.N mate, warranted Jjure, 10|
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached
Brown Table Damasks, Nsnkine. Toweling,
Crash,&c for sale cheap. F. B.
A pi il *3, 1»55.
i
O aSK Prut,** st
AL
can be auppl.ed until
IER*
1
June 8. }65t.
A
4*'
FOSTE®.
RBYNOLDS' Drug Store®
mssoiuriM.
firm of Graham k. Cave is thla day
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Cave
dia-
ia au»
thorized to eettle the business of the late fifas,
aad will continutf the businese as heretofore.
V
'June 21. IP55.
GRAHAM.
W. a. CAVE.
Frfsh Butter !n fee.
further
can be supplied un
Vj notice, with choice Bu'ier in Ice at 15 cent*
WM. 0. Fl'NKHOUSER.
96 Alain bireet
MTCBIK SUCXEIM-
WHITCOMB & MICKBL.
Attorneys at J,aw and
General
Land Agents,
MONTEZUMA, POWEfclltEE CO., IOWA.
WILL
i. CO- rsie»i tfoPv as.*
attend to all business entrusted to their
ca-e in Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tessa,
Marshall, and Jasper counties.
Collections will receive fprcial attention
Ruler to Roi g'asa Ac. Co., St. L^nis Jao.
Block k Co., Pitubnrg W A. k L. Shumway,
Pbi'adoiphis HeiiZingar
k Co., Baiiimore Hon.
B. Curtr, Warren, Pennsylvania Hon Q.
K. Barret, Choitifld Penn^'lvania Editor Fitts
burg' Daily Union," Ac
NEW style efsoft Csps and Bais_for
Summer wear just received per Ex-.
press fcr sale at
SUE!
J«"8
ONE
BELL
.DOS'S HAT EMPORIUM.
84, Main Street.
HUNDREDdo*m mane' WhHe, Drab,
ami Pearl fur liau ju*t received and for MIR
cheap at the'*N«w York Hat Emporium."
A. C- SHELDON.
je8 81, M»m Street.
A CliiriniWji Vaiama bf ika Amsr'sa* Le4f-
SMITH ABROAD Wub numerooi il
lustrations on wood and steel
i J.
CAVF k
SOW.
J«»eW#0*^ jJfBW
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