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VOL.
a.
tEljc ©ate Citn
lii ri'BLi. U£l' l:VEHV Mo| w',U (si XI \. ., I tD,)
Mr HUU KLL
iuas w. rayki?.
RAKKIM
TTRNEi
i.
A"
v
CO.
i: li \i s:
Wtwu Dou.aiui pkr Anns vi, payable in Advance or.
Tks Cicsts p*:n Wi k*, payable to the Carrier.
Advmietn'rits insert :*d »n favorable term*.
M.OVD X». NinPNOK,
ATTORXEY
at Law and ."War? Publle. 0#*
iu tic new l'ost Office building, on Johneea it.,
-kwi 2d and if|.
Coilcctons promptly attended to.
Keokuk, Feb 1:5,
1 H55.——tl i.
VHIEI. P.
•tLLKk
4 3*t«LI,*:R,
S at Law, Keokuk, Iowa.— Office over
Par,-on*' Bank, eorti-r of Mam and Secoud Sta.
Dec. 2S.
U. P. MIU.Ktt. J. U. BBUK.
niLLKB BI K,
A and S .lit iforw in t*ha»e«ry
Af'iuc? for ibi lUk'tf^ii^iition of Land Title# and J-X to (be A Kt-okuk aud vicinuy.
tin.- puruiia-tc uii'l salt of Ii- ^1 K^ta^v will livr. af-
tr ao:*• in and rcu arh it'v-nd th.- I.).»tri«:t i nnd Ti.ir.l Mr.-.,-:-. Ku'rannc «n Th'tr«I.
ri-.ir-* of Keokuk aud Ki. Madron,aitd uf tiw wih«r i Au^u.t 4, d.tf
counrir* of fbt* Fsr^t Judo'lal #trift of Iowa: aud'j
*ul a!-o lirac-f kt iutiu- Suprefnt Court of the State,
J. Hr.'!«4WRI«. 1 A .nl 2fi, 1S.V}.—d
IT- t\ FY AT LA W,
1
t:
to hi
Sp.'-o a: a'l.'ntion *en toth»-colievti,.n 'ICSliai,
A?'*!»«»«•-, 4r,
OlSU.« n 'h p««t building, on Johnwn St.,
K-' weeri 2ni r-nd Hd.
C. V. WHITi «!•.. IlKl BK* MICitKt
niTt rtir» A irifKRi,.
TT' KN I K*4 a? law an'i *-n«ral IjaimI Apfn'».
?.utna. k round, Iina. Will
t'n o'i' Ki^ino- ..x.irruted th.ir earn in
Pot»t,«!in'k, Iowa, Iknton, Tuna, Mar^Iiafl, andJac
p»r %M.'n*ieii.
ATT"
JY il
C^dl-.cuoua will mvivp atteaiioo,
Il'.'ftT to ii, A o., tM. I»"Ui* John
Pi* k A Co Pi* bur, W- A., i L. Slaimway,
l'hilad, tphia IWntiu^er A Co., Baltimore
li. Cur:»r, Warr. n, PrtuMjFt»M«« lion. (J. XL
liarr«t
B.irtvt, torfi. id. P.na«y|vania Editor 1'tUtftarg
"iiail* I'nioB," i.e.
Ji»ne h, 1H.,
W. B. i ml. MI nn. i. anAi.it.HII.
O. I'rodace ft amnsi«»lan Hanne.
tMMIiiiVUJ,?:. BKAIUOUII A CO., r»l
Pro-lure. C. trim au-i I'orwapLug Merrhanta,
J»e» h-a»i«. l'ai"5»*nlaT attention jaid to the pur
e:.a?. aud »ai« of \Vt #U rn Pr«lu'- •. A (i-o, tw
lUwivmg and i irwarding basinco* federally. Or
6t-r» rt/ipoc'.fally •oiiatcd, Xo. 71 Tdimpitoulae
JtiiJ 13, IW6.—dly
I Jlf ft COi
F^'llWARDINwATI
Pan-mar auction paid ta th««ai« of tinua, Ba
con. and luird.
Mar-.b 2'..—dly.
jp*-)RH A IlDlN'i and i oui'uiar.ou Mpr :.nnU (ten*
erai ftc
6 .T,' uu 1
okuk.
AprilJ, 1S^.—isf.
'$ohiTB. CsmeB
Canintiitiilan, fiiornyr nnd lorwahl*
__ iitf tia t.
^""O 2- •'.»«* a .»-. ,iK-iWe,Mj
O.: valid I'iie.: J, uir. M-,. d4^w 1
». o. itVRit: & to.,
CanuBittlonAI orwardiUK Serrkaati
i* vec and Shvrt -treei,
Angaxt "I. 1S5j.—d!y
C0MMI.SS10N
ALTON", Ilusou.
4A». a. (JUtr.su:.
MOW ft CBEKKE,
rrhaiitH, W bojeraie tipweK, and
l»e.C i* iu Produfa-. Mmib Atret. tietw«cn 1 ourth
and Filth. K.i.l.ai, I -wa.
N?pt miter 1, l»ii.—dly
JvUS k! i»». »•«. c. 'bestck*.
Rara« ft RestgeM.
TilOLE.^ALK liroem. Forwarding and Com
mi»»i»n Mcraiiaata, Lt%eo, Keokuk, Iowa.
Ju.^s
ltr.—dly
ftAMCKI. HA MUX. fl A.M 1LX.
*. ft jr. litmix,
Wand
il* LIj»ALL CO c-r.*, 'lea aierj», CotntniMion
Forwarding Merc ii. -, Xo. 37 Levee,
thr ,v »»,«•• r- bvIk Lo :%f\ nseim. Iy,ui«, Mo.
March 14. l!M.--.|
j|rT mt1i.T..- \LI. and re'aij aler in Foreigii and
U,,i»e#ti(- try CintliiuR, Boot*. S n»'«,
it, api. Bonn- i, Triinmings, Ac., Xo. 6 Maiu
S'-fv,keokuk, loaa.
Veh. 7, l^.V,
V. STU-Poltn.
*T%Fp«m©
•\TniOI.KSALE .r,w
e«ian-«.
J. 1.. U CfN*.
ft n*me,
anil Couunr'iion Mef-
ni door alvive the corner of Blon-
a«-r ts tt- ", Keokuk, Ivwa.
March l«.ri.—U'f.
i, *. bhjik.LAMO. 7aju^WA«T.
ItiC ii)(il,AVD AKD WATT,
\V ''""^ALl. IiLALEUS iu Best brand% of
irgima Tidmo-.., aixi Imj.ort. r. of tine Ila
*niu ^rri ^, n rt _stae ,.f 'ih:rd atr«-. i. betwwtD
Jpain and Jonn-on, K «kuk. Iowa. «.p 253mL
W, ft 1(. TI'CKFK.
IMPfRTEKS
and Cuilery, earner of Main and Second S're. t»,
'he UKD PAliUK'K.
Jujy 22,1 •!—dly.
H80WOUI, Brtr-. .foils 1). mki.lkji.
C0MMIIi)N
i«!:tt« ft ni:ixi K.
and For ward.o# M*reha«t«» II*. 2
City Bui.dings Saint Lutis, Mnwonn.
-Rrfru ttemt
Rtwell A Bennett,
Child, Praft A Co.
O. \. Fil vy,
Wuod-, Chri-ty A Co.
A. J. MeC'rci ry A Co.
h« y, Mc{'nit* «fc Co.
Ba !, Wiley A Ba»t,
H. A .1. llnmil,
Wi!.-on A Bro hcr.
March 25, IMiS. dA
Co.
Crow. MeCrf-epi
JniB Watson]
Young Bro bi
3
W. S o„e A p.
Ciipt. E. W. Oould.
Rhode-', IVgraiB A C».
-Iter, lieu.eh A Co.
W• P. ttiiinan,
J. F. Com-toclc^A Co.
W. WI6HTSAJI,
C'j.MiJ
I.-VION and Ft* urding ruhant, Xo. SS
i c)UvlSt t, St, 1 «u -, 1 Part leuiar atten
Ufii given to sal .-, aud to iorwaniing, ami tilling «r
®'I1- [o«t a-dJw
r*a:c
.nir,B jr. H. COPEUX,
OltwARDIW andCotniui ^ion Mrrctjftnt, who'e
a,.-r in «lr,Kvrie.s audj'roduee, Xo. 61 Lc
Vte. Keokuk, Iowa.
X. B. Pariiiuiur att«ution paid to the Furward
Ing business.
April ll, I$54.-—dAw
CUAH. rolJ.ISK. 8. a. atti.tswif). «. KfRVT.
4
Kirby,
MI*OI» I t-.K and whoc-ah- dealer-in Foreign and
Dome tic Dry (io.Ms. N„. I6:t North Mu.n Street,
W. Loui^ Mo- jwH20
A. BKIDt* U A.\
TS Agcnttor the .Missouri Mate Mutual Inetiranta
'ouijianv, the Directors of which are among the
Wdust and best known business inwn of dt. Louis
dHdpif
A. DI KI:
AXUFACTT RI'.R of and dealer
If^ujrAWi
KIK
"f -'-"J dealer in Boots and
w. A. rttttmou, wit. riMBRRKAv, w* pattek^x.
%Vn. A. P4TTi:ilKO!M A (O..
COMMISSION'•!",
uniMii, \V apt.] lo Couii* i DB. K« Iff A ^'11^,
Jobu P. Ifornlwli, get-'rallv. thai, until further naliet" he git.n.be
A TT'Hl!VKY aii Ciiui'tcili.i r»t I.aw. Krokuk, Io., w*y l«' f-'HwI at the office of Dr. i- F. SaNrom
proinpJy att*. n«l to al! ba?in«* *ntru«twl
t#rc.
A FOR W AUDI NO MERCHANTS
Nuh. .10 and ve K- k uk. Iowa.
'TiMjjimj.-iu "t an kino* of frmtomwiU woeire
W
nujit and perw.i.al attention. i
Auru»t 2S), 1*55.—dAwy I
OFFERS
B. V A-.hKlti.KS.
KWITII ft ViKHHI HLKH,
W'HoLE-. ALE A( CTHiN HOT HE
XDR al Estate Agency, on .id between Main and
r__ -£V J'diuson streets, Keokuk, Iwa.
i N- B. Partieiilarattcntion |mid totbesnle of Real
Kstate at Auction. (Oct. 10, 'bit—
mt. jm H. ALLin,
a professional service* to the citizen?
if Keokuk ,(iii v i'-ioi'y.
II office, the name heretofore oeeuiHed by-TV.
Ford, ui. stairs. over the «tore of J. Bruee, Esq.,
Xo. Mi Main Sirect.
Residence at I!ic "Pav. 1
2d Mnd .'ill Stre*'«,
June 12, IS.'.5.—*rtf, i
~A7'MrT-"5jtt^«' Vri si TIT I
1' II Y S I I A N A N It .- K E OS,
on t'ortcert, between
E.-PECTFI I.LV i' mil r- bif jr'/fv.'sional service
f'ffice
.No. 4, Kurkc't, (Jailory,p»ncrufHaln
HtHtAl i H. A HIN,
WlloLK.-hiA
i.ii and lu tail J'j u/t i»t, aorsMt «f i
M*su i Xiiird ^trtflc, kvuk.uk, Iowa.
&&- Si(»* oi ihts ilifc Mortar."^bi
Afirii li, dA»
Ft. Miidi'DO, Feb. 17, lSjij.—d'f.
J4TIKN !»f. K1ID,
ATTOHNin' AT LAW, K.. knk. low*.
\F1 letIU i Kr,:i •!). on Main fltreetj •. I»R. J. HAIKEH,
A~Z fi"r'r f^l FICK at h„ I^id,u.,-. on lJ,«nd«M 8WW«,
Aitjfiiat 7, is.i
w W*»*t if ,«5ond, Keokuk, Iowa.
'i TJ"AVTXt jH.-nnaiicnfIy l'»'-afcd in thin eit*, ht'ca
Ol-f
I e a e o i i s i- a n e e i i s n a
Martu -1.
I Nfj. 2, jUuikt'* tiailory, ctin»r ul
and Third Stii-cl.-.
Awjuul 4. i ..—iiif
Main
w iu itn R. mniTH.
KIj!/^* .M AXi KA'Tl'KEK, ricb Scree?. n?ax
Frunklrn, n|, ir*t 111.
K-fp r»m«tMjt!y on hiutd RdJetr* of ewry deacrip
tioti. ii will i,,- »--id a.- kw nod tm goad teraui
m* cto lr* |iur,-int» -H
B'
N' B- Kv.'ir Bellow* warraa?'-1 to gift
tion.
Ati»n#t 27, ls.'i'i,—dfim*
J. IUMEU.
»Rt I.
WM
0 A I K M,
Pr«'vi»ion.« and I*r'»H
en Th.r 1 uud FoorUi
dAw
i ft
kEiVLKB in 'ir.x-erie*,
*. 90, Maiij, U
Ds
Reokuk,lo
if.ovi:u Hoi st:,
B\Sir,
1/. W. L'u\ kH, coriiKr Walnut and Second
•!», Mu-M-aUtit, loaa.
no. Ttpiuii, Marion, Davenport and
U&kaMraaa ifr L.ntt.
March 22, 1 .....—4
K A w i i k
Human Proprteiar.
CP»NER
a«d CumiaiMiou Meraluuit^ Ko.
liio fcTse'. St. Louis. Agent# for th«
•ale of iluiiuc#' i^iuiaville Hy irauhc tVmtiil, C'al
•n.vii l'i*i i.r, anu me.
K^-oti'l and t\*lar Htr.-stt, Fart Madi
imm). Iowa.
Bagsagf taken to and from boata Free of
Aarir-.
iS~- H!aye» I ave thii Uooh daily for Kevkak
ani llurl.ngton.
Jane 2j. ISi-i.
j|7*lT KK»:ano
MAIN*
Bire^. between Sisth and Seventh. Whole
*ale and He:aii iK-uh iti Si.n *•*., Hollow Ware,
Tinner'i- Sswk, Ac. AIm manufacturer of 'fin,
{'or»f*r, and Sheet-1r«.n War •«.
iuM.fiiij and JobWug in Tin, Copper, and Sheet-,
I Mill' A«rei. »»,i li "t Iron, which I will warrant to give wrtisfaction.
Ju*ti« af ike Pear*.
Ttil*-
HE nud-.r
!^ii
1
would iiUuriu i.w friend* in
«x#un!r. that h»« office i» on Main, between
2d aud :U ttir^- -', K. -.kuk, Iowa, over the Harut'&s
bur». lie w ll a'-'.md to tlte coli«v'.ion of all at
count* cuiru«:cd io ht» eaie, v. *h proiupin-m. Ac
count* »tut by utaii, poet-paul. will ruuvtvcatten
ti^u, and Lbc utotiev returned a- ord -d.
*1»WA1LD COLE.
March 2, IS.'jj.—dly.
C. OBI KTOP
J^BEPS a ctt« k F.uu.lv a vari of
Toy*, aud an ajunjrtui'.-nt of Mu#imj In-tru
uxatU. i-Jt sale «b it» Street, fetwwn ,v. ni and
Third.
Mar. 23, ls.i.1.
ivns 1IOI «K.
Omxes or .1oiiv«.,n am- First Street*,
CHARL^O. Bl NXKLL. The ander
ned take* pleasure in announcing that
he ha« taken tl.ia very popular lloufcc and
made a compjr e rcnovatiou throughout the
prernii-e-. H" t« imw prepared to r.rcue the pat
ronage the 11r-, ami h,'lie\ he can meet the i
wants ,.f all who desire a p#»l House.
He hop by a lone application to the bttsincM
and a teutioii to the inany wail's of the traveller, to
met and obta.n a idiare patronage.
l'njigugc taken to and from Boa"* free of
ri^rge. CHAS. G. BVSSELL.
April 5. m5. dtf I
I S Vail & Co.
i IKON Foi NiiKR.s AND \i llfXISTS,
MAN
I FACll IlKt Sof Svatu K»« it ues, v«riat and
!-aw-MiU Muehmery, W'n'er Wheel*. A^., Ae.^
corner r.f S and B.oudeau Street?,Keokuk. Iowa.
May .0,1, H/.t.^dAw
PI.nsVI.VtMl IOIADHV,
1 Cor. Main and Eighth Siree!#. KEOKl K.InWA.
TFl WICKlUlSllAM A SO.NS, rimuufinsurers of
Steam Faig:nf.« and MiU Mai-hinery. A gen
eral aanoriiii O. Ca- M. a.'lapted t-» the wiBEna of
tUe ooun'r. -n-'antly »n h-u-.-l jal-dly
Plows and Wagons
TAYLOR A MKKi:,
(&nce. -M.r. of Newion A StepJien-".)
tor. flain & 12tb Ms., lieakHk.I*.
rilEUE they keep i*«.n^tantiy on hand all kind:
w
and wholcaaU* deaier* in lfnrr!wap«
of Plow-, Wagons ati Carr.ages, made in the
i be.«t -I vie and out of the be?" quuli y material*.
Wholesale and iv'h TAYLK A McKEE.
I March 11, !s iA
BOOK BINDERY
Aasd Klank Rook nanulartor)
Tilt
sub-ecocr i.aitng fitted
hii ex I en- i Bindery in tue
sitv ot Keokuk, iowu. (No. lit).
tila-nrtt-. up stairs.) is now pre
•j (Mtrvd to exeeut all enters in his lino, toe noi-t
'j workmanlike manner. Periodicals, Ala.-ie liooks,
Pamphlets, Ac., bound, and old Books re-bound in
an^ variety of style,
ilavin^ a fupi-nor ftook*of materials for the man
ofaeture of Biank Books, particular itUcUUou will
i In- given to tiie orders of Merchant^ Bankers,
iSteumlfoats, and (kjuuty Oflicers. All biank books
will be paged when desired, and warranted in every
respeet.
Also on hand a stock uf superior Stationery.
J. ii. WEdTCOTT.
L. J. Adam*, Agent.
_August 11, t,S.'»5. dAwly
Keokuk Bo6k-fiin5ery,
AND BLANIv BO»»K AM AC 1OUV'.
BLANK
B-.-ok mail.• au.l rui u. any reqt|lred
pattern. Court JbU-cords, Jnsliees' i/oeket.-,, As
itt'Syor.-' Books, Foil Books, Ac., Ae., furnished at
ifcori U'ltif'.
Old Book?. Magmtines, Mturic, Ac., bound or ro
be und in u»y fiyle do-ircd.
Bindery will be found on Second Street,
n xt tin,r t'. th Atiietitt uiu. »ikb of the''Big Book."
Jau. 20, 1 j1.—d.tw. 1A AC X. PIERCE.
ShavlBg ft llnir Cutting F.xtruordl
•itry
SIIAMPOONTN'SakK»nBEEABLYCat.us,
At: PERFORM CD.
Tne lav ot ite ol tieorgc on Mtiin
street, below Parlous'b Bunk, presents new attrac
tions to the citixens of Keokuk, iiaving obtained
MWistanta in my businese superior to any ever Ivf .re
employed in tins city, I invite the patronage of the
community, af I am rati-fied that I can shave cbmn
i. r, cut huir more handsomely, and shampion with
s iore dexterity than any harbor in thr State of L.wfc.
JCompetiUviti chgdloujcd UKMil.if .VfiUS.
33, 1855.—lydAwfim .. .....
Keokuk, ft. lift H«inf A- 11 nnr«tUl
K I i. K' Vl uMl'AM
3aHi ou Mam fjtrwrt, over
Store
Sept. I, 1^ A w !y
.^ical Abbot 4 o'» Time Kxprraa*
PN.
Btr^ct
}'or bilia La4ling, appijr to
Neal, Aboot Jfc
Mark parkagfw "N«al*. AUot A Co"* Kxpr«M."
July 27, ltU
1H5&.
Wenlern
l^EAL. Ai im
Liberal ca advaarvK on Hhipm'iit of Pioduee
or Men itandi**-, for aaie in thi» marke:, or »hip
BH.nl lo iro lid- ea»-t.
lU-fer to W. L. Kw.np 1 Co.. St. Ini, Mo. S. A
W. B. 'lbaj'er, Quinr y, lii. (irt'en A Stolio, MiUCa
tine, I«wa B. H. Camplwll A tJo., Oaleaa, 111. J.
H. l^arig.fv & Co., lt.uk I.-1bih1. I!.: liarklry,
l"h uf~on Co., Uav-iaport 11. T. F'wUt, B-.-ardr
lowu, lii. Hon. A. fciarni-, Sprmgli..il, III. A.
I A II. R,vd, 'iuT^-l.nrjr. Hi. W. S. Uiimart, New
ork Fhm!! A 1'!)! .ad-Sph.a, l*a. A. Gilbert,
Ca-hr Cfmimereial Bank. Chi
HarV? car- of T. W. A A (*n.
Jul i: .• i vi i
JPi:\*MVl,t A*1 A MAI1.MOAD
we«tcm Saie*, by a eontinuou* Kiuiway d,r.e(.
Th.n road also euun^ett at Pitt-ii -:rg wi'h dia ly line
of Mesui -r. to all por:.* on the We em River*, aud
af C'lev- iand and J-andu-kv wch ft^utnerx to all
|n»ri* on the Nor!hwe*ii.!rn Lake* making the m^tt
direct, vh-ap«-st aud reliable route by ahith Freight
uut Ul luroard-.U io and iroui th'. Orta Wtni.
RATI.!! BLTW EtN I'lin AliEIJ'BtA A^t I'lTTSBliEQ.
FIR«T t'ukNS.-—BtKi'c, Shoes, I
l)ry»oods, tin bo*tt) Furs, 7bt. per 100 lb.
Feather*, Ac.,
2d Ct-A^-.—Book* and Station-1
ery, l'rv (ioodj', :in balva,) 00c. |cr 100 lb.
Hardware. Leather,
W«o]f
•'!d lass.—Auvtla, Bafiring,
Ba»n and Pork, (in hulk,) 50c. per 100 lb.
Jimp. Ar..
4th Ciu *«. —Coffee, Fbh, Da-1
con Bii i Por k, (pat ked Lurd, 4Qo. per 100 lb.
ind I.'.rd Oil,
In hippinjr 0Kid« from sny point East of
Philadelphia, jKirlimiar to murk pM'k.igv "Tia.
Penn*ylt'ania Kaiiroad."' AH Oooda (i-usigni-d to
the Agentn uf this Hoed at Philadelphia or Pitts
bu'g, w ill lie forwarded without U'ntiou.
lutioiiT A«ktk.—Mo-. IVt'.-r, 1: -nn J. L.
Elliott. V. York K. J. S«ip-e«ler, Pbiindelphia Ma
graw A Kuonc. iSaltim-jre Frtin. uf. Pitta
burg Sprigtuan A lir «u, Cim-iunati. Olii J.
Mi-.-rth'-ad, L"Ui»ville, Ky. R. C. Meldruui, .Mad
i#»0. lr.d. llalriitie A Co., M. L.ui», My. J. $.
Mil' b-i'li A Soi, Fvniwviile. lnd.
U. li. Ufl .-TON.
treneral Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
II. J. lAJMBAElllj hup't, A1
toon*. 1'a.
Feb. 1. lV..._lv
I I A S V I A I i V O A I I
fI^IinK.t uaiiy inrou^n iraiiM, te:ween i'mladel
phi.i and Pituburg.—Tok Mi ijm.nu Matt. Tkai
b.-a^t!- l'li: lad hi for Pitt.-b iir' at TJ A. M.. and
P,ttsil.urj for Philadelphia a' 7 A. M. '1'hk Fast
LIVE l«-a 1'iiiladclplna for Piti*b-.irg a
U"
KEOKUK: MONDAY, OCTOBER 15,1855.
T.
1«M»
ntd*'
ruee 4
Hnl'KIKTOKS. Xeal, AbUf A Co., H-* Bond 8t.,1 n»»»|? cor.!M-«stion with the Railroad* to Chicago
V., Wtiiiam-*, Tanner A Co., XlufikU». Ship i «wl th«- Kiwt«
daily by People's Line of St«auier, foot Covrtlawu. The line i* at pr.-*t nr pompo*cd the rteamcfp
P. B. IlnH.k., V«BondlSlvN. Y,
Virjfil H111 y»•
]VIer«'linalttf Line.
A CO., New York, WiixuvB,
Tasnku A Pro|iri«torii. Ship daily
from P». 2, Ka.«t Ri%er, N w .»ik.
All oarjfoe^ fully in-urt*i to Buffalo.
No truiixhtpirient between XVw Y'ork utd BofUo.
For fi- igli! Hpp y to
NVai, Ablot itCo.,)
I^OIiWA
P. B. Brooke. Bo»l St ., X. Y.
Virgil lliily« r,
Mark pa kajrtv, M. W. Line.'*
Juh 27, lNj./—d'«wfiru
T. W. AlrianAer
KI1N(»
and Commi*-ion Merchants
Freiirhi A Kent- for New York Bail lioiwi, and
u ii Lak- fi-a! Line, on Frit. Cana! ud I-ukt-?,
17ti iSnuh Wiir^r S reet,Centra! Wharf,Cnn-ago, III.
1
P.M.
Tw* Nwitt fcxr«r.«* Taait I'-nifi. Philadelphia for
Pittfcbur/ at i I P. M., and Pm«barg foi Piuladel
phia a: It) P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Kail
roadc to and from St. Louie, Mo. Alton, Galena
aud Ch»ea£o, 111. Frankford, Lexington and Lou
i v 111 Ky. Terre 1
la .lie, Ma^li^on, Lafa.vetU' aud
li,di«ua|uli», lnd.: Can itiuati, I)ayton, .-prinjjficld,
lieiklon.aiue, San-lu^ky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colutn
bitf. Z.air\-wiie, -Maafsilion aud Wooster,'hio also,
with the teaui Packet Boats ..m and to New Or
leaus, t. LoUi». L-juiavilie, and Cincinnati.
Through Ticket* can he had lo or from either of
the above place*.
For further particular*,see Hand bills at ibe dif
ferent fiariiug points. PaiMngerai from the West
will lind this the shortes and most expeditious
rout« to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Xew York or Bou-
TIIOS. MOORE,
Ai.ttNT, Passenger Line.i, Philadelpbia.
J. JaJLSUlMEX,
Agent, Passenger L'ne.-, PitUburg.
Fe-b. 1, —ly
CMcago and Burlington tl. R. Line.
IStfvncccompleted,
lili tar
JPeoriu 1 O. |iiawkn. entra
Tract aiid Chicii^.i, Burlington
A Qui lie
v k:i- Iron I -,
now and Trains run the entire dis
from CillCAtiO to BI RLIXGTON, Iowa,
without change cars.
The most direct n,ute to Cliicajfo, Xew York, Bos
ton, Philadelphia, and all other points Ea*t.
2 Daily Traais have Burlinjjti u Sundries excepted.
1.—DAv Exprf.HK,—Tuiwioii 7.30*A. M.
Arriving at Chicago the name evening, passing
through Monmouth, tlale.-burg, Princcton. aud c,m
netsting at Mcndota with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, lo La Salle, Itloomington, Springticld, Deca
tur. Jacksonville, and Xuples also with Galena aud
Dunleith.
2.—Exi-urss TiiKtirnii 7. :!0, p. M.
Connecting with J,lnio,.- Central Ruil Road at
Mendota for St. L,.uis uud Ca.ro dirct.
Tram- on the above Roads run in eh.se connec
tion. avoiding all laving over at auv uf the points.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7. SO. P. M.,
reach .«iena und Dunieitb in 12 hours, and St.
Lou- in 20 hours.
By .ii- r.'ine passengers will reach the interior
portions of O lio and Indiana in less time, and with
fewer c-iarges, t: an by any other route, connecting,
via Michigan Central at Michigan City, with the
New Albany and Salem Road, tucuce to all iKiints
sonth aud »outhenit.
liaggage checked direct thrdngh to Chicago, and
no charge for handling at any point.
Through Tickets by tins Rou'« pan be purchased
at the llail Road Office in Btiri.ii-ton.
(. (i. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
D. Reui'-k, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
C. "E. fu!.u:n,ticneral Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago, May 1st, lb^.i. dAw
fancy uooni.
JrST
received an cl-giint i*-ortment of fine Goods,
such as Fr nebduna Yu.-e-. Parian and Terra
Cotta, Ac., Pin hers, Lavemh and Cologne ttloe,
Fruit Stands, c-inl Reiver?, Cigar Stamh, Jewel
Stands, Spoon Goblets, Figures, Cupids, Busts, Ac.
Also ou hand a good aa-ortm nt of Cr«*-kery and
!!**!-«-are. CAREY A K.ILBOI llN'E.
June 18,1855,
ft Cbewiug Taliarro.
A Cllol't.'E aasortment just receiywi. All who an
i tid of the weed tan hi- i-ati-db-d bv calling on
iT1 MOORE A tloOPiiH.
Pure tadldverOil,
FtEPARED
LOlIk K K«KI K
1865.
AIL LIN KSTKAMEfiS.
I^HI popular Imi ot S:c:mn ri( »iil make regular
1 'daily trip* aa a^nni the soa«on,con
TScrtiuE at K okuk aub tb« rovular daily Mail
Pack. to IV* k Cai^:m aiol St. I'ai i., ruu
Vkk.xos, Wksteu.nku, Jkammk Deanh, anil
i KeoKra, whose nainer alon* ar« a i»i'flici«nt^uaran-
1
ud anoiumwdatioua,
dy in
ty of their spc
March 18 .').
A*n ROCK
KEOKIK
19S5.
18M.
ItLAIB
HAII.ROAH MAii. LiXE STKAMWlS.
rnilF. two fa-i ."teatiier^ .T. M'Kr.i: and Bk.n CAMP
A Bn i., now making daily trips, connecting at
Rock Inland with the ear? for the East, and with the
Daily Mail Packet! for Cutena and Saint Paul, and
at Keokuk with the great Mail Line Steamer* Jen
nie Deans, W'caierner, Keokuk and Dm- Vernon fur
Lou *.
J. 'Kke, Captain Lcjrojr XXodgf, learea Darcn
P''r' wid Rock I-land every Mcudav, Wrlneaday
and Friday evenings for Keokuk" Returning,
|au'(i Kenkiik eiery IncHlay, Thursday and Satur
dav Ev»*ningr.
Ut.\ vai-Brt.!.. Capfa-ii R.F. RsrtMt, leaves I»a
v en port and Ko. k Imaad every Tuesday, Te«r«lat.
and .-a'urlay evening*. Ra-turning, leave* Keokuk' I
ew-rv W (irtenday Friday and Sunday evenings.
For Freight or PiMaage, inquire on Uiard, or of
.. T. HEAIUllT, Aj ent,
March, S.—dtf Keokuk.
!*rw Ai-mugenrnt«
THK
Steamer 0. W Sl'ARM\WK
will run aa a regu.ar dailv parkri
fr.ui K okuk, in courier ion witli th.
e N o e n o s s i i i o a a i
tiuin -y at o'eiwik aud arriviug a' Ivt-Lku
M„ and leaving kV-kuk n retort, trip at 5 o.'cioek,
For freight or pa*#«gc apply on board.
DinethHlin
J. P. SIOTIS, Ag nt at Keokuk.
.Tunc J.'!. ISaS.—lAw
-f*. U II irk a, yi. nk71
O E O 1 K N I 8
ity olK*okak, Io.,^—O(5eo on Mam hi., bctweca
ond and Third Sire-1.-.
R. 11., addition to the uxna
of inserting artificial te^
i- in j»o*«i's.«ion ,i the cacSum*,' r.gi
for thi» city of mounting the "enntit
»ou.« gum teeth." tu un '.er.sally aiiiiired ior their
beau'v. •'reugtli, aud el.auiine-'1. After un exj»e
rieure i.f two year® in tlii-t style of 'rork, he would
unnesilatiugly recomni- hd it to th, public- an poi
•frrsiug mauv and grea" advan'ag -." over any other
Style of work known to the profession. Those in
terwN iire re,^p•• tfully laviUd lo tail and examine
"(jcciuieii# of lite diffiieui methinl. ot mounting
teeth.
April 16, l*l iy
DRICKEY
IM VrAl, OTIt
R. J. K. Siiege.(tl I)..,,
ist, having 'ltuneii from the Ea
Will b- hap|n to wait on hi» Jr endi
Having a large Mwt of Teeth, fro
It*.- liest manulactones, can please tin most la«ridi
ou«. Tectli mouutcd on either gold or plat.ua, on
las new improved mctli k!. which i» now being u.«ed
by the lest lKnt ta. lie is also prejiared lo mount
Blink Teeth, or Continu ius Cum.-, on gold or plati
na when on the latter, a* a lower price amounting
to the difference in eo»t of matrr.al fall sets on i
gold for glut), oil i'l.ATtna for All work war
ranfed. Ofhee on *outU sitle of Blonde&n, between
3d and 4ih tjtreets. Keokuk. i
March 27.—dly
ST~u, jom:s.
fSueie*'-or i P. Slin-.'erian»!,)
Dealer
u
A
locks, Watehea and Jewel
ry, Second treet. tin-xt door to OLarli
l'ar.-oiis' Banking ll.ni .',) Keokuk, Iowa
The sulncribcr h*i! just received a large ami
beautiful stock I..f tiuid and Silver Watch.
Jewelry. Ae., comnrieing the la'est styles of Ladies
Br-a»t Pin*, Ear kiufs. Fingir Kings, Cuff Pius,
ti-iid Ouard and Fob Chains. Kr,». Seal-, Silver
Thimble*, tiold Sltdw, Sna^M, Studs, (Job! Pens
with or without holders, iiald Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
V'ATl'H ItEPAHUKG.
The subwrriber bc.n.j a prautu-ul watchmaker,
feels competent to rcpa.rthe inos difficult and deli
cate work that may be eutr»t«*d to his care.
All work warranted to giv* mtisfaetion.
Colutt.i TtVK.
The public may res' assured that Ihe correct time
is, and always w ill be kept by
Nov. 2?, lSi4.—dly X. W. JONES.
LIVtRV NTABli,
ON
J. hnon street, between l.-t and 2d,
by W ii. 11. CueeiiiMtx.
intnt is largo, .mm »lio«J. well arranged
and amply piovided with go«*l h»r--H weil trained
for harue-s, a- weil an with Carriages, Buggu-s and
llack.". II ami close, •-.•rered and half eov ored, vi
every d.—"iiption, adaptei toconveniemre or InTUiy.
Hor.-et or l'iirri.tgc ».f re-itienL .f thexitv or Vis
itor- fiMin abroad k.-pt on m»leiat« tc in-, and
carefully nttciHlel to by men thoroughly sktiled in
tbehucine**.
llori -bought and indd on com
an** ion
own aei«unt nt all times.
M« 2j, 1o.'.—dly
PR
Keokuk, Ot. 17, 18&4.—dtf
TMEW
Jlargereceived
Tnis Road connects ai Chicago with the Michigan
(Vntral and Michigan Suit hern Roads, and with all Metropolitan Wn«W, Conversation U«eafe»,
the Romi- leading to the Atlantic Cities, Ohio, Ken-1 Paintillicrs, Ac Ae at
tiuky and Pennsylvania. CRERUITOX A OHMKR'S
OF
by E. A C. Yaruall A- Co. A Large
B«pt- *—d MOOEE A HOOPKib
KQd
on my
K«-e ft Titubermaa's l.ii rrf Stable.
11 In stable, .-ituat ou Third Street, between
I. Main and Biondt-nn Streets, in large and *.m
ntiidi..ii-. and op.xiallv lilted up and adapt fur the
u-in K-, and the undersigned are uinplv prepared to
»«e..mluodate th ir frimd- and th public nerally,
with Sa.l-.il-- IIor.s-, Bug^jief. and C.irriag-'.» at rea
sonable rati*. Th.ya:-o k-ep H»r',-n bv the day,
Wei.k, ur month. SA.M KEE,
\V. TIMBERMAX,
»VM LK DliPOT,
HE und -rjigtied are n-eeiv ing dui ly. bv express,
lr. ,-h Baltimore Oy.-ti.rs, wlneh w"e offer t. the
citii 'ii- uf Keokuk ai:d Mcmity by the can wrd«cn.
We have a 1- o Ii
tied up a Saloon, where we can ac
commodate Ladi, s as well as Ucntlcoien with a good
plate oi tresh oyster-.
CREIUHT' iX A 0IIMEB,
*'et .5-d .1 iiristoti Street.
rRFIVC II (AMM1A.
l'ST by Express from New York eity a
assortment of French Candies, such a*
Cream Drop-, assorted flav is,
I
Sherry
(lam
Cordial
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Confectionary and Ice Crciuu Saloon.
June 12,1855.
JF'ancy
cST received (he largest and best aesortracnl of
Candies ever befor offered in Keokuk
also a large assortment of Fruits, Nut:., Ac., at
CUE!OilfOX A ULlMEil'S,
April 30, 1So5.—dtf. Johnson Street,
AK?:s
'\i' all kinds can be liad at
\J CRElOllTt iX A Oil ER S,
je 12—dtf Job nson Street.
krOKT K rr:%ir sirti•
wa y
rih i i.h rnnr
the K.-okuk l'euinle S,»inin»ry will oommenoe
on Monday S. j't-. tulur lULh.
Kev. Wm. U. W lUiuius, Principal and Teachcr of
Engli-h linttnmar and Criticism of Intellectual and
Moral Phi lf»4nithy. A#.
re. A. L. WuiiKiu. T«aeher on Piano Forte :»nd
of the French Language.
Miss Mary C. Halt, leadicr of the rarious branch
es ol Mnthemat' and Xiilural Science, History, Ae
if* Julia B.'ttediet, Itiacher in the Primary De'
part men t.
VJZf* i'SB ikRH.
Primsry D.-jviirtm' nlv- $5 00
Advaitcisl 'partiuei tj 6 00
Fu.-i, Ink, Ct.u.k, ,Vew JO
X«e*'sOB^ ou Piano Forte, 10 00
onOuitaJ, 8 00
in French or Latin, j* 3 00
Drawing o»- F.vinting, .• 8W
Keokak, Aug. 30,1855.--d4wtw. v
5.
-'jpwym 9
,U«pim|vvi
A- t-- »EMLN«. H. CLAYPOOLB.
A. I.. ft CO.,
(Suoeeesorn ti lirauville B. Smith A Co.)
BANKERS
and dealer* in Exebange, Keokuk, Io.
Sight cheeks on all the principal cities constant
ly for sale in sums lo suit.
Collection* on this city remitted for promptly at
current rates of Exchang*.
We will buy and sell all kind ot Uold, Specie,
and uneurrent R-nik Notek, at best rates.
interest allowed on special depoaita
kkpkukni as
Cash. Am. Exchange liank, Xew Y'ork.
Meena. E. W. Cio'rk, Ddgc A Co.
Lucas A Simoiids, st. Louis.
E. W. Clark A l'ro's.
X. Corwith A Co., tialena.
May 21, lhoi.
1845.
1
KKIIAXtit: AKD BANKHU HOIDE
Oand
tiEO. C. AXDE1WX. on Third, between Main
Johnson Street*, Keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
Interest on depositi when apeeiaily agreed
up«n.
Reler to E. W. Clark A Bros.,
ftgy, Mil'enls rger A Co.,
John J. Anders,Vu A Co., it. Loms.
K. W. Clark. Ifcidge A Co., Xew Y'ork City.
"iSSfc- ^flioe hours from U A. M. to 5 P. M.
Jliiv 14. Isjj.—-dtf
Rankin* llouis of rhaarParaeiTh
Cor. oi Main and 2d St.-., KEOKl'K. lOW A.
SltiHT
Exchange on the East snd S.nth bought
and sold. European Exchange for remit ranee to
any part of Europe for saie. Interest allowed wfi
deposits as ler agreeni- ill.
Refer to Lneftn A Simondst 8t. Lonii, Mo.
L. A. ltenoirt A Co., do
Arlaniw Bank, liorlnn.
Duncan, Sherman A Co.. Xew York.
1'rexel A (., Philadt-lphia, Pa.
Vnion Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Comuieieial Bank. Cincinnati. O.
Price, Converse A l.o., Xew Orieaaa, La.
Sept. 1, 1' 11 y
Oni LI. ft 14TI KSS,
HAKCt ACTrjtKtS AM DKALERf tK
o o w a n i S o e i
con-1ant arnva.s our M-.ek 1 astern Work
i!.-,. in I- it,- J.,, itifj ia'ge-t tVer offer,
in Keokuk. Tlicy are selected withsjiecial reference
to the waata of tlie retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The pries will be sueh
as will eonviavc every one that we iv_* fully adopt
wi th' motto of "tlutck Niiea aud Sinail Piofiis."
X. B. The summer io«nl, u,,w on h.md will bt
closed out at v.*t
Boot ami Shoe Manufactory.
To th- Ladie- we would say, call in and see o«r
elegant -tyhs Bootee?. Buskin*, and Slips, of tbe
finest materials, now munufn tur at our establish
ment, whuh in point of .juulity and durability we
wili warrant to br- ».(aal to any in the wewt.
ttent lemeti will SihI it to their inter st to call and
examine our stork of eust .m luade work, «.t which
an ample quantity witl always be kept on lusnd, and
as we u^c miiv the st uuUtr.uU, and employ none
bu* the l"St workm-u, thev may rest assured of a
gi«od article, guaranteed to fit ail eases.
X. B. Ail arttcica oi our own manufacture war
ran led.
feign of the Mananoth Shoe, corner building, Maia
and third Streets.
August ol, 1*55.—d.tw
Exreltler Root ft Shee naaBfactery
TU»C LATKST Kltrvir IVIt AHEItn AN PASHIOXS.
T. IIAKR1S O..
HAVTXOJ.
just r,j,, rod a ,hop, in their idd
business, on i tiird u-.-t, between Mam
aud Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectful
announce that they are prepared to mauu
facturc the neatest and most fashionable Boot- und
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not to excelled by anv manufac
turers in the West they so
twit a share of publh) pat
ronage.
A.s we purchase direct from the Importers, our
atock is always of the latest fashion and beat quali
ty, and a' the lowest figures.
As we keep no East, rn or slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character u.s hoi-e made to order.
Call and leave your orders for a jjood fit. War
ranted lo «uit in every particular.
Repairing in the n-. at
est and moat aubetan
tial manner done on abort notiee.
.T. HARRIS A CO.
July 21, IS55. dy
Fall 'Trader
Clate rHy Hoot and Shoe Store.
Xo. 112 Maiu St it-*, t, 1, w. 11 fourth and Fifth.
Tth'att«ntioii
HE uudersigiitd would reap,etfully call
of the Ladies anil Oei.tie
n vf K. okuk and vicinity, to th. ir fiiu und
w. 11 selected St..ck of .(.'li and Sh...s,
opened aud for sale at the above establishment, eom
p. iiingiill kind* of Ladi.iciit.-', Mi-ses', B.ys',
and Children's wear, of all stvhs. grwles aud aiiea.
The se goods have been select, d'with #|»eeial refermoe
to ii atnes- of Myl- and durability, and will be sold
at a very small advance above Eastern .-..st, as we
are determined not ui b.- uu.krsold by any house ia
the city. Please give us a call. An examination uf
goods and prices is the onlv favor we a»k.
HA\
11
Sept. 8. IS ,.,.- II. C. illTSKAMP A BRO.
Hoot* and Silioea at Wholesale.
I NO opened a ImuM- in tin- nlv for th.» pur
jose of carrying on the wholesale Boot and
Sl.ot business, we respectfully call the attention of
the trade to our large and well assorted slock,
which is now being received direct from the beat
manufactories iu Mas.-tiehusetts. It is our intention
to alwavs keep on hand a complete**.-M.rttncnt of
goods the line, and ofler sueti inducements as will
ob'ain for us a liberal i-hare of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call and exam
ine our stock before tluy purchase.
July 7.—d i 1 TERA CX).
DAV!f:K& IIAHT.
WHOLESALEStreet,
Deal err in Boot* and Shoea, No.
IIS, Mam Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would reapectfully
inform the merchants of thu interior that we have
engag in the ab.ve bii.sin.--s. having all the facil
ities for purchasing our sroek directly of the manu
facturers at the lowest figures. It i» our "bjeet and
determination to build up a large aud permanent
tunic by keeping on hand a large nnd w II assorted
atoek makiug our pric -sso tow that none can b« less,
aud terms and discounts as liberal as auy other
boute.
Pl.-a-e call and e\niuine our -toek. m-pl^d w
I
Boot and Shoe Manufactory,
AM ]irepare.| to manufacture from all of th beat
Brands of Fr.neh, O rman, B-lifian and Phila
delphia Calf Skins, having bought th. of the im
|srtcn in Xew York, and mauufactur. r» in Philadel
phia. Thi' jmtrons of my establishment mavrcat as
sured of getting a bttcr article thau at the houses
who buy of se.und or third hands.
Call and examine my stock and leave yoor order*.
A good and satisfactory tit warrantid and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and iihoe Emporium, No. 68,
Main Street. 8. A. DUKE.
August 20, I8i5.—dtf
ARRWrro
A the Boot and Shoe Euip-num. Xo. 6H, Main
•/*. Street, a large st-^-k Boot* and Shoes, bought
of the inanufaeiur. rs iu th? east, expressly for the
retail trade. Having had seven y-ar.s exjn ri. uee in
the busiues* in Keokuk, I feel confident that the
good^ will b- found bnp.rior in style and tjuality to
at stock in this market, and when all have arrived
wi'.l .surpass all competition in extent of variety.
Coin and set—.No UAUK To UHiJi AT, XuH t»..i:»ij
TO SHuW GOODS. (j, RliKB
August 20, lbi.5—dtf
Third Streak
Wholesale Hoot and Khoe Ktorn.
HAYINil
now r.c-iv.d my Fall and Wiutcr atoek
of Boot and Sh«»- I am pr. par to oticr an
pv-rior iuduivmeuis to dealers. My stock being di
rect from first hands will bo sold as low. if not a lit
tle lower, thuu auy hous in fh- city. promise to
make it to the advantage of those d.iiriug to pur
chase, to call on tu bef re purchasing
lUmeiuber. un Thir Su t. hetwe n Main and
Johnson, a few doors south of Avers' Drug St. re,
Sept. 8.—-d:,mwtf W.'E. TH'IMPSOX.
[10 JOURN EYMEX TAILORS —WanUd. imme
diatt i at No. 6, Third Street, two Jirti rait
journeymen tailor*. Hone othex* need apply.
Mp27 J- M. ttUOL
NO. 193.
Fall Trade.
^TAR ClyOTHlVi., ToRE. 72 Main St.,Keokik.
O 11. Straus would respectfully call tbe at
tention of the gentlemen of Keokuk and vicinity te
the fact that he has formed a co-partnenhip with
one of the beat clothing-bouse* in Cincinnati (J. Ma
rienthai A Ij. Block,) and thus puaaeeae*superior fa*
eiSiti.K for the selection and purchase of atocka nt
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have uow a most complete assortment ofaall
kinds i.f Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth atl
Overcoat*. Pants and Vwts of all grades, atyle# and
»i*es. Shirts. Stocks, 11*^ and Caps, Tiuuks 4*e.
Them- goods have U en select.d with care, and will
be sold at a email advance on custom est. We an
determiii-d not to be undersold by any eatabliah
m. nt tlii.i side of Cincinnar i.
Country merchants are particulariy invited to '*M
aud examine our stock, before |urehasing elsewbeM.
sep 17 d4'wtf 11. STRAl'S A CO.
J. n. BI T. witos. J.vs. I»KWBT.
ni KdIANT TAILOKS.
rj'IIIRD street, b-tweeu Maui and Johnson, Kmh
kuk Iowa, have just received, at their Fi»hu$»
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishuuat,
choice and excellent supply of Broad loibs. Ceeii
ineres, est intr*. and (i. ut Icmcn's Furnishing tiooda
of all description*, aud guarantee that their woak
shall b. don. in tbe in-.st appr-ived aud satitfact.ijy
manner. Th-v are eonatamly reeeiving tha N'ew
\.»rk and Phil»delphia Fashions, and respectfully
soli. it all who desire g^nl work and the ln.»t u.ate
rial to give them a call.
HUTCHINSON 4 BKWKY.
April 5, 1855.—dly
New Arranfrment.
THE anbacribt-r would inform the citiiena of Ke*
A okuk and vicinity that he baa purchased the
stock in trade of Ben. F. Dodaon, at Xo. 5 Third
Street, where be has on hand a general assortment
of French and American Cloths, Cassimere* and
V estings, which be w ill make up to ordt at tha
shortest notice, and in a sty le not to be a ur pa seed.
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats, Veeta,
aud Shirts, always on band.
July i:t. 1 H.'.i,—dif JAMES M. TYLER,
To the Cltixeaa ol Keoknk.
btwrib. would anm-unee to the citizena o^
uk that he haj- just received a stock of the
Iw-t aud most fashionable g..Kls f.r geiill.man'e
wear ever brought to Keokuk: consisting of F'rench
and American cloths, cassim- res aud veating* pluah
•?. velvets, grenadines,car hmere-. Ac., which he will
make upon the shortest notice uud iu the beet 'tyla
to or.li r. The subacriber ha.^ also on hand a fine
sortment of ahirta, cravats, w.-a'fs. collars, 4x.
wp17 JAMES M. TYLER.
rnilEsul
1 Kcokt
AfTi:\TIOI* ATI i:*TIO!%l
nAYIN'tofmade
arrangements for the eaiabliafc-
merit u lurge t'lutiiing Manufacture, ou Uka
baatern plan, I am uow ottering my Spring and
summer Oood? ai i-kibk (X.ht. Ttioae tu a^ed«f
lothing will find tbrs to be a tare chance.
Corner of First and Main S.reels.
NATHAN 110FFHEIMER.
Keokuk, July 13. Ih.,5 --dAwly.
LOTHnu CLOTHING
FOR THE FALL AND U lNIk.R TRADE. A
I1A\ E rec- ived a large tn-k of Ready Medb
1 Clothing, tientleiueu's FurnishiugOo,ds. Ti-nn^
llais, Ca: jM-t bags. Umbrellas. Ac., which I will eeii
at W iioi r.8AX.ic AsnRttTAti., a! a very sma:l advanee
ab.ve Eastern c«sit. Corner of Fiist* and Main SU.
^ept. 7.--dAw HOFFHEIMER,
To tiae (ientlcBirn.
OX
exhibition, an assortn... nt of French, ScoMli»
and American Caaaimerea—the first ever offui^d
iu this maikvt.
Vkbtixos.—In Moire Antique Plain and Figured
Grenadines*, Brocade and Rex Silka Silk VelvBl
and l'lu h.
u.Tns —Blaek and Blue, fine gradea, and broken
check Cussimercs, for fall auits.
Also- A choice selection of Kid, Cloth and Mertna
Oioxes: Hmf Hog,- Wool. Merino, and heavy Cot*
ton with Merino ieet Silk and Merino Cndemhirti
aud Drawer* CravaU Scarf* and Handker hi. fa.
Sept. in. 1S55.—dAw Bp.- ER,
T. I. *cltl!:", V- Kl.Ki.lBn,
McKenny & Runner,
ITA\ 1. ibis da^ Hs^.K-iati-ti hcmselv es together tut
the transact...u
w
the Drug business in all lU
branch**. They expect to keep on hand a general
aud well selected assortment of Pure Drugs, Chemi
cals, Perfumery. Paints, Oils. Ac.
Also have by this arrang.-m nt become aole pf®*
pnetors fur the uianufaeture and sale of H. R. Oili
more's celebrated Mainaluke Liniment and unrival
led Vegetable Anti Billioua Pilla, for the States rf
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wiaconaiu, Minnesota and
territory of Nebraska.
Ail oiders in future will Ih- addressed to
McKEXXY A RUNNER.
1854. dtf
fOtllTV AUEKT,
^1^ I. M( KEXNL^ has tn-cn ap|H.mted Agent in
A Ij« e County, for Ihe sale of Sl'llilTlot i 14Q
rows for Mtnlicibal, Mcchtuiicai, and Sacramontnl
pur|Kjse« only.
Call at No. go, sign of the Golden Mortar, Keo
kuk, Iowa.
I July 3d, 1855. d|v
City Drug Store!
Burrows Block. Main Street, WTfYR**Tr
IT A J. U. STEWART are now in receii.
[•/. a very large and carefully ,-elc«ted stockflU
of Drug-, Medicines and Chemicals, Paieu
Medicine,-. I'opular Remedies, Mechanical L:-®&
quors, Paints, O.U, Dye Stuff Perfumery, and eve
ry variety of fancy articles usually found ti e l.«st
tabli bin. nt-of the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and g«nuitie.
Purchaser.- will confer a mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians pie»criptiou- careful.y put up.
julting r»oR
Dh. J. (j. STKW AtiT a office and couaultini
the Drug Store.
PMoFPSSIOVIL RFPERPNri*
T. O. Edwards, M.D.,0bio Medical Collene.
J.Cobh, i,
John LiH-ke, ..
May i(, lS.ij, —iA w.
JAUt.'M REVKOLii
Wholesale and RetaU £)ruggl«t,
Miebanics 1»'Ktk, Xorih side of Maiu St., Kvokdfc#
1
HAV
i
INu made arrangementa for a perms
nent business in the al.Mtve line, I am icv.
offerii.^ to the eity aud country trade a lary
and well selected uto.-k of lh-'ngs, Medicine*,—
1'aiiits. Dyes, ttijg ,„j Yamishes, Brushes, Oia
wure and Window tiiass. Also lVrfunierv aud fan
cy articles. Cigars. Tolmccn and Snuff, auil a choiea
assortment of family tirow-riea, indudiug t^picea,
leas, flavoring Extracts, Candi. s, Soda, fab ratns'
and a variety of articles pertaining to thu depart
ment all which will be sold on the principle nf
"small profi s aud quick returns."
Parti' ular attention given to preparing pro#crin»
tions. In ewes w here tuedi. iues are r. ijuirtd dur
ing the night it i- frequently inn.nvenient to obtain
•thetn. I bis difficult I have ccuipletely obviated
by having my residence in a part the same build
itig occupied by my store and persons desiring mild*,
ieiuca. may rely up.ii prucurmg them a! ail houfl.
uight. or day. without inconvenience or deiuy.
i'l'iggi'ts, merchants and others, pint ha- iag bj
the (juantity, are requested to give me a cm!, as I
I am determined to sell ou a favorable terms iut WOM
i ii-e in the city. •"*.
April «. 1855. dy
1 00 10Z" Ameri«^~ftl^t^ing Ll*$»
A v/VJ mem, in quantifier i suit purcb&.-err.
2(H dot. Eseiilapiuu Liniment, and a gicat varia|V
of Patent Medicine- at
April ti, lM.ij. REYNOLDS'Drug Store.
LARD
OIL, spirit lias, Linseed Oil, C..j«il, JapajjL
lA-mar and Coach Yanush, on hand and f..i ta|a
a' REA NOLDis' Drug
1
CASK pure Blackberry Wine suitable f.r
cinal and sacramental purpo-e- at
ItEYX'OLDS" Irug Flore.
200
CA£K Prunes at
UiW$
BOXES Oliusware aud Window Giae^ at
~W
REYNOIiDS' Drag Store.,
KEYN'oLDS' Druf Store.
LOOKlNti CLA»Si!J.r
O AO BOXIfti lAoking ilasses, assorted sh- s. juKt
s'v'O r.-eeived, direct from the (uauufue'ur,T», e4(l
fur -iuo bv the box or doxen- Als an aaaorUneM
of Gilt Moulding, fur picture frame:.
CABBY A
/«M l#f 1M5.~d

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