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VOL. 8.
ATTORXEYS
April 1
1.
0 a n
is PCBiiifu r. vitnv uKsisa (srvnAv-: mjh .)#,)
By J. B. HOWCLL 4k CO.
i: u v
Five Dotxars PtR Aiacm. payable in Advance or,
Tex Cents i'kk Wekk, payable to the Carrier.
fiOT Advcrti«cments inserted on favorable Unas.
M.OVD B. Ni.nmx,
A TTORN'EY »t I aw and Notary Public. 0®ee
J\. in the new post office building, on Johnson St.,
between 2d auJ 'A1.
Cullcctiulis promptly attended to.
Keokuk. Feb 13, 1
W55.—dtf.
JOll.V W. RAXKIV MAMrkiTr. MltJUER.
RIKK11V niLLTIR,
at Iaiw, Keokuk Iowa.—Office over
Pur-tons' Dank, corner of Main a ad Second Sts.
Dee. 2«.
V. r. N1LI.KK. J. M. MX.
nilJ.KR A BECK,
ATTORNEYStheJ4iw
A N n K I
ATTOHNFY AT LAW. Keokuk, Iowa.
OFFICE
ATTORNEY
Office in t)« Post Ofioe boikl.iijr, on Johnson St.,
bftwe -n 2nd and 3d. u
C. P. WHITioWB.
WHIT
TO TIB A-
ATT'iRMKS
June X, ISji.—d
RfftW.S MICKRL.
I I K I I
rneral Land Agents,
touirv. I'na. Will
nf Law and
Mon'emtus. P- wer!: k
aitcinJ tii all business entrusted to their eare In
Poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tama, Marshall, and Jas-1
?r counties.
Collection* will receive special attention.
Refer to 1J. Douglass A Co., fed. Lou* John
Block A C.. Pittsburg W. A. A L. Sbumway,
Philadelphia Bensinger A Co., Baltimore Hon.
c. 1!. \Varrt-n, Pennsylvania ll«n. G. R. I
Barret. t'horlield, Penns) Ivania Editor Pittsburg
"i'ail,) I'liion," Ac.
w. a. froio.Rviujc. jouwtom echo. i. aRAtro*D.
TV. O. Prodire rommfitlta Vlonae.
^MMMFKVlLi.i:, lilt A Dt«»I
i 1' A «».. »,,r..ral
pr-due. Cvuuiiifi-.uii and 1 i.rwatdiiig M- rehatiU,
,Ne« Url.'.aiis. Par:it uiax atteuti«u p^»d tin. pur
chase and iaie Western Produce. Al*o, to the
Reeeivmg and Forwarding bu«ines« generally. Or
der* K-iipvctfutty adititcd, No. 71 Tchoupitoula*
jtjwet.
July 13, l^ja.—illy
TATUM 4t £?Q.
I^'P.WARDIXO
arid Commi»«ion M'rehantc, Xo.
loii Se.end Kireet, St. Loui*. Agi-ntu for tlie
aale of llulme*' Louisvilla liydraahc Cement, Cal
cined Planter, and Line.
Part ieular attention paid to the ."ale of Grain, Ba
on. and i»ard.
Aia.-vh 2o--dir.
B. H. |fl*ntw 4k (O.,
Ftrul
ORW ARDIX'i andCotniutaioti -MerehaJiti iifti
hteaia Boat Agent#, and dealer* in Boot
b:oriff and Ortx-erie#, Levee, near l'acket Depot, Ke
okuk.
John £. Carson & Co.,
iMilui*hioti, siorttfte and I orwar4*
iUf Merrkant,
"VfO. 28 Leve»-. and nuim ial|»treet, (between
X* Olive and Pin- ,, St. Lon«. ,\1 .. d4"w!y
D. It. U Kit: Ac O.,
CtHMltiion^ I orn arillnR Werchaatl
i lii I .-icrt flnrt,
ALTON, IjLUxota.
August 31 lSj 'i.—dly
JOSEPH IW. 3X*. R. «RKK!IK.
s\«w a r.H*:rr.. i
COMMISSION
Bit run Ac Beatgrn,
Wluiswtm
llLES\
Wand
l.K itrn'-er«. Forwarding and CoH
Mi reiiant^, l^o-. Keokuk, Iowa.
July V, l'- jo.—dly
SAML'KL BAMII.U JOSEPH "baKUA..
h. 4k |r, ntniix,
riOTiESALE itroccrii. a dealer*, Commisaia*
Forwarding Mvrehants, No. '.',7 Levee,
three doom below Locust cueet, St. Louix, Mo.
Maleb 14, 1 "*jt/'. -d
IttllJ E. BKITE,
WDoinftiic
IIOMvSALE and retail dealer in Foreign sad
Dry GochIh, Ulutbtng, itoota. Shoe®,
Hats. Caps. Bonnets. Trimmings, Ac., No. 86 Main
Street, Keokllk. Iowa.
Feb. 7. I *.!..
W. STArrotin, j. r* k*Cike.
NTAFFORD 4k M'CITIVI
."VT7" HOLES ALE Grocers anil Commission Mcr-
V ehants, second do-ir shove the corner oi Bion
ideau, Water Street. Keokuk, Iowa.
March *. 1dif.
J. A. BIUIHM.VMi. JAMShWATT.
HltllMiLAirD AWB WATT.
WHOLESALE
^0RWARTlNG
IMPfjLTERSand
ISCompany,
I.. •. (KITH. •. TA**lCKI^!t
fniTH A VASMi'KI'f:*,
W II0 i: A K A I TIC N li 0 I" 8 E
AND
IUaJ Ililt. Aceiicy.oii -M U i wyeii Main and
Johiutoi) eitri^U, Keokuk, Iowa.
N. 15. Particular attention paid lo the sale of Real
Brlatt: at Auction. [Oct. 10,'65—
DH. J*o7 B. AI,LEN,
Oof
FFKR.-* hi* prof«*(iional servi^'n to the eiticent
Keokuk and vicinity.
lli-offi .\ iHi- Paine heretofore occupied bv Dr.
I\ird. uii ctairc. over the atorc of J. Rrucc, Eeq.,
No. Main ijiraet.
llesidcne* at tho "Pavilitm" OB Couccrt, k^«w«en
2d and 3d .^tn h.
June 12. I S— wt f.
OK A i: W. AVRffi^
WII
iLKSALK and Retail l'ru^^itt, aorneT trf
Main and Third S:nt-u. K. -ikuk, Iowa.
T4t~ "f 'i'»: Hip Mortur.'®-*
April II, lf.Xi. dAw
~»Ur J. HAIUKS
Oon«
at and Solicitor* in Chancery
Agent* for investigation of Land Titles and
tin- purchase and sale of Rial K«'atf will hereaf
ter practice in and regular]* attend the District
Court* of Keokuk and Ft. Madison, and of the other
counties of the Fir*t Judicial District of Iowa: and
wrtl »l»n practice in the Suprem* Court of the State.
^J^Modison. Feb. 17, l*..j —d*f.
liiv Rail Road ufln^» on Main Street,
over J. K. Bruee'g store.
August 7. li.'»5.
jf.
AT LAW, Ottumwa, W#prlto '"-ua-
•., Iowa.
ti) v X-, ks."i,
P. Kornl«h,
ATTORNEYaimCouncilorall
and at La*, K-oknk, Io.,
w.ll promptly attend t«* knAutx entrusted
to his ear.-.
Special attention given thecollection ofClaims,
Land Agencies, Ac.
FFICE at hi* R»iden(v, on ltlondeaa Btreet,
door W rt of ,«.oond. K .ikuk, Iowa.
April 26, If.4,--d
A. H. n. D.
I I I V S I I A N A N S O K 0 N
R^PFXTFI•
HAVINGiK.
KJJEPS•
DEALER4-1 in Best brand of
Virginia Tobacco, and Importers of fill Ha
vana Cigars., YV.st Side of Third street, Wtween
Main and John.-on, Keokuk. Iowa. *ep 2-5
.'lind.
n. W. 4L II. TITHF.B,
IMPORTERS
S:.4—dly.
BtolHiUt i,KTTs. JOHN U. lCEUJCM.
butts
COMMISSION
City Buiidiug?', Saint Louis, Missouri.
-Refcreni t*
Crow, Mc€re#*jr 4 Co.
Russell A Bennett,
Chi hi, Pratt. A Co.
O. D. Filley,
WotHl. Christy A Co.
A. J. MeCrocry A Co.
Gaty. MeCune A Co.
Ba*i, Wiley A Bast,
S. A J. llutnil,
Wilson A Brother*,
March 25, 18ii. dAw
,i. it." oriiiLitf,
Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
the Directors of which are among tht
oldest and best known business nun of St. Loui.~.
dlidptf
W. A. l-ATTKItSON, *#. TiMBi:t viAN, WM lATTEItSOX.
Wn. A. PATTIIBSON ic tO.«
COMMISSION40,FORWARDING
LLy tenders hid jrofe»«ional »er'i«e«
the citizen* of Kenktik and vicinity.
T4S~ Office S». 4, liurkf V Oalb ry,corner 0#Main
and Third Streetj. Entraacc on Tliird.
August 4..IW5. dtf
ib
aS( iC
|«-inuuieijil.v l'., nti III this city, beg*
leave to lulorin inr friend* and the ettuwn*
generallv, that, until iurtber uotjet? be given, he
ronv be fouud at the office of Ir. J. F. Sasfoiii-.
a 3 1
BR. J. I.VWEKSCK PAVE,
OFI
lt'H Xo. 2, lJurku'i Ualteff, corner ui Mam
and Third .""treeiK.
Au u.-t 4, l.^jj.—dtf
W I I I I A i N n i
BKl.I/)W.-
MANTFACTI KKK. R.nch Street, near
Frmnklui, il»na, 111.
Kerj von^taiit tv on hand ftdlow* of every deacrije
tii.-!]. wiiieh wiil U Mold low and on a* g'jod trnni
ac e&o 1m pur* liu.*d ebu where.
»". U.—Every Ikdlowo warraat«d to tflw «ati fat
lion.
Auguct 17, 1ft.-if).—dfim*
i, r. atu t*fc. *». o. KAjriKi-s.
K V A A I K I, *,
DKALKlt
iii' •roi^'rie?, Provi*un# and i'rodnce,
No. OW, Main, bctwt-en Third and Fourth iris.,
Keokuk, ion
a. iiw
I.OVEU IIOI NF,
BY
II. \V. (i/ivtk, cyfwr of Walnut and {second
.Street#. Mu.-caiine, Iowa.
"ffiet- of the Ti ptt o, Marion, Ihtvenport and
(Uk+itMm* Mai!'- Liu«.
Marrh TJ. l-:, ,.—,1
A W V i:
Wili.ivm W i\TKit, Proprietor.
C'tRN'ER
June 25, 1846.
J. ft. BCKBf:,
MAIN"
Mareh 23.1«5».d
1
rehants, Wh .legale (it«c»r«. aad
Dealer* in Pr-rfl-av, Main Strvvt, U't Wiuai Fourth
and I ifth, Kikuk, Iowa.
S'pteialter 1, 1S55.—dly
John Bt Kit*. wt. t:.lSlP»6M.
will
and whole-ale dealer* in Hardware
and Cutlery, corner wt Main and Seeond SrroeU,
Sign of the RED PADI/X'K.
July 22.1
Jatue." Wat-op
Young Brothers,
C. W. Stone A Co.
Capt. E. W. Gould,
Rhodes, Pegr-am A Co.
Loker. Reii'cti A Co.
\V. S. Gilman,
J. F. Coauioek it Co.
THE
i«ndCommisgion Merchnnt, whol#-
sale tlealer in f«ioceriej and Produce, No. til Le
vee, Keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.—Par titular attention jwud to the JForward
ing biHiness.
April 11, l!iM!—dAw
t'HAH. COI.I.IJCS. n. It. KCT.t55wT* r.: *. KtRBr.
ColliiiM, Kellogg A. Kirby.
wholesale dealer-in Foreign and
Dome-tie Dry Goods, No. Ii3 North Maiu Street,
Bt. Louie, Mo. yw820.
A. IBUIDftttAN
A MERCHANTS
N'os. y and Levee. Keokuk, Iowa.
Consignmint? of all kind" of Produce will receive
prompt and personal attention.
(fcRftUt 29,1W6.—dAwy
Madi-
S«vud and Cedar Stream, Fort
*on, Iowa.
T&~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free of
charge.
46®^ Stage# leave thin House daily Keokuk
and Burlington.
Street, between Sixth andNTOlIk, Whole
sale and iu tail Iealer in S*tove», Hollfew Wan*,
Tiuu* r't S(tk. Af. AIimi manufacturer uf iio,
tJoiifier, and Sheet-Iron Wares.
it»ding and Jobbing in Tin, Copfter, and Sheet
Iron, which I will warrant to give mitisfaetion.
July 24, IK.V. dl y J. S. BKEUE. I
jBotlre of the Peace.
Tthe
llK und.r-igned w.juld inform hi* friend* in
counfrv tha! bi» ofli l» on Main, tK-t»een i
2d and 3d «tr«:cC.-, Iv. okuk, I .wa, over the ilaruens
Si«re. He will att.-nd to the collection of all ae
eounta entruated to his care, with prompt lies*. Ac
OOUD't eent by uia !, pu.-t-pad, will receive atttn
tioti, and the money returned ordered.
EDWARD COLL. I
March 2, IM5.—4I j.
ORI HTOP
rtnrk Fanuty t.rnf»'riet. a variety of'
Tovt, and an a-~irtin Miuiml Instru
ment-. ior sale on Mum »tteet, between twoood acd
^tlurd.
ivi^s iioi «ii:.
CoK.«(KR of o (I«i. A "ii FlU.-T STREFT?
Y CHARLE,- G. in N N ELL. The undei
lpje«l take? pleasure iu anriouncirig thu*
he ha# taken tins very pojiular House an-i
mruie a eouipiet.-rcnoiatluu throughout th
premise-, lie i-now prepared to receive l
rouage uf the p'.blic. and believes he can meet the
wanie of all who desire a go«»lHouse.
He h"pe*. by a close application to tl)«- btiiiaw
and aitviition
t-
the many want.-, of the traveller, to
m- nt and (.b'ain a share of patronage.
Basgagc taken
o
and from Boats frte of
cbarge. ("HAS. (!. Bl'NNELL.
April 5, 1S55. dtf
1
S. fl. Vail & Co.,
IRON FOFXDERS AXD MACHINISTS,
AN TFACTI. HKRS
of
M'
Steam Engine Grist
and
j.?L Suw-Mitl Machinery, Water Wht-eL-. Ac., Ac.,
Corner of Si v and lL"lide«u Street.-,K ukak,Iowa.
May m, ix..i.4d\«-
PKSSili VIA ASIA rOIA DB V,
Cvr. Main an i Eighth Streets Kl.t'Kl K.lOWA.
1 WICK El IS II AM A S »NS, mnnufaeiurers of
h'team Engines and Mill Machinery. A gen
eral aaiM»rtuient -.f «dnp«ei to tile want* of
tbe count.-V e-.n-'ai,' .ai. i
jat-dly
BOOK BINDERY
And KJaiik Hook Uanufai lor)
mm: Mit -eriOer tiav ng fitted up
A i n v i- i i .- i e i n e y i n i e
city of Keokuk, l'lrta, iNu. llO,
MajuSt., up stairs,i is now pre
pared t.i execute all orders in hi* lin
workmanlike manner. Periodical.-,
Pamphlets, Ae., louud, and old Books re-bound in
ativ variety of r-tyle.
V :.
Uav mg a sujierior stock of materials for the man
u a u e of Biauk o o k s a i u a a e n i o n w i
be given to the older, of Merchants, Banker",
Steamboats, and County Officers. All blank books
be paged when desired, and warranted in every
respect.
Also on hand a stock of superior Stationery.
J. II. WESTCOTT.
L. J. Ada vs, Agent.
Augnst 11, 1S55. dAwly ___
Keok.uk Book-Binderyr
A N i V N K BOOK MAX! FAC'luRY.
BLANK
and Forwaidnig Merchants, No. 3
li."k- made and ruled o any required
pattern. Court Record*, Justice' Dueketp, As
sessors' Books, Poll Books, Ac., Ac., furnished at
•h rt notice.
oid Books. Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re
bound in any style dosired.
My
Bindery will be found on Second Street,
next d."r to the Athenaeum, sign of the "BigBook."
Jan. 26, 18.r4 —dAw. 1-AA X. PIERCE.
WUSTtn.N S I A I. I OHI* A ^ili'.
SUM EIT^I
vUA.\'M:M I NTS.
Wester^ Stag-
1
i'i ,u iesjc-tJully An
nounce to tin- puU.v their Coa«the leave
Keokuk Daily iMinduy excepted) for Fairfield, °s
kaloona, Fort Ie- Moines and Council Bluffs, passing
thi'ough Boston, Charleston, Primt"S', Winchester,
Birminghiiin, Ashland, Agency City, Ottumwa, Ed
dwille, Oskaloota, l'eila,lldonroe, Apply Grove, to
J^t. Des Moines.
From O-kui -osa (tri-wetkly) to Council Bluffs, via
Bellcf.mt.u^k iiojcville, Ph-asautville. Indian'da, St.
Charles, Wi.ursett, Indian town, Silver Creek, to
Council lilulL.
A1m from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Albia, La
graiige. to Chariton, tri weekly.
Abo from Iv. kouk, Daily, via Warrvn, Farmingbm,
BonaparU:, ntoucpjrt, Kcoeauqua, Pittsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfi. Id.
Also Fort Dodge, from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Booti-boro' and Homer.
Every attention will be (atdfor the ooofort and
amveiiience of pa-^engcrs.
Coaithes leav Kctikuk for all the above places at 7
o o k A
,2 iT" Office u Main Street, aooond door above the
LofaU-dfi JtioUiv.
4 B.A.UcCHIiSmflr^Agciit.
Keokuk, Ft. Dei Hotne« A !flinnti»ta
K A i !.i:o \1
PROPRIKTOK.*,
TOerrtmntM' Wfrtern Line.
XJFA!., AHlioT A CO., X.w York, William*.
l^i TAvtr.it A C-o.. Buffalo, I'roprietor*. Shipdfcily
from Por 2, Rn.r, New York.
All iir^ou.- fully insured to lioflalo.
No traofbipmeat between New York and Buffalo.
For frtigh' apply to
Mark imrlinw- rare T. YV. A. A Co.
Ju
Feather.-', Ac.,
2d Ci.ahs.—Books and Station-1
cry, Dry U'amU, in lialea,} 6'!'' or 100!b.
Hardware. Leather. W'twl,
3dCi.A-».—Anvil.-, Bagging,
Bacon and Pork, (in bulk,)' V 5'e. per iWU lb.
Hemp, A*'..
4th Clash.—Coffee, Fi«h, Ra-)
con and Pork, 'packed) Lard, 40 '. j»?r 100 lb.
and Lard Oil,
n i n u u i i v i n o u n i a u i i u i- t- i i i i a l
phia and Pittsburg.—Tur. Mmrxino MAIL TRAIN
leave? Philadelphia for Pitt-h'irg at 7$ A. M-. and
J'i!t.-I.ur.' fur Ph.iadclphia at 7 A. M. Tni: FA-T
Li.vk kai'es Philadelphia for PttUburg at 1 P. M.
Thk NIGHT Ei»*R»:s Ikaix leave- Philadelphia for
Pittsburg at 11 P. and Piiuburg for Philadel
phia at ll» P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittubarg with Rail
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frnnkfonl. Le*ingtn and IJOU
uvilb., Ky. Terre Haute, Ma liron, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind.: Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield.
lJeli- fontainc. Sandusky. Toledo, Cleveland, l-'uium
bns, Zanesville. Ma.--ilion and Y\ iH»9ter,Ohio also,
wiih the Steam Packet Boats
leans. sr. lsotiis, Lotiisville, and Cincinnati.
Thniugh Tickets can be bad to or from either of
the alxive places.
For further particulars,sec Hand-bills at tbe dif
ferent starting jxitnts. Passcugers from the West
will find this tbe shortest and must expeditious
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton.
KEOKUK: MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1855.
11
i1 A v
anitU'
it Main ruce &
I reel, over
8t«r«.
8ept 1. IS'j.—dAwly
'Seal Abbot 6c fo'a Time Kxpreaa.
N-a!, AMkh A Co., «h Mr.md Ht.,
X. V., W iiuun, Tanner A «'o.. Iiulhi!. Ship
daily by People'» Line ©f Steaaicr?, foot Courtlaaat
Street.
For bills Lading, apply to
Xeal. A boot A Co.,
P. li. lin.oku, USBroadSt.,N.Y.
Virgil Hilly-r.
Mark packagea "Xeal, Abbot A Co'e Bxproaf."
.Tn!y lAwfim
itiiae. 1W4.
Neal, Abbot ACo.,V
P. B. lJr.H.ke, 88Bro«dSt.,M.7.
Virgil llillv.sr,
Mark paekage-, -M. \V. Line."
July 27, Itw.V—d.lwt
T. W Aletander A Co.,
FnnWARII.Vi
and Coinmis-ion Men-hant*
Freight Aerent» for New York Rail Road, and
Fuite.n I^ko |}»a' uc, on Kri«- Catial and Lake*.
170 S-uth Water Street,Central Wtiarf, Chicago, III.
Lilcral ea advaneeo oti (shipment" «f ifroduoe
or Men handi7.e, Jor »aie in tiiia market, or ship
ment To fro nd- ea^t.
Refer to YV. L. Ewing A Co., St. Ixiui/!, Mo. S. A
W. B. Thayer. Quinry, ill. iirtvn A Stone, Muaea
line, Iowa B. II. Campbell A Co., Ualena. 111. J.
II. Laugky A Co., Roek I-lanl, 111.: Barkley,
Tbonpaon A Co., Daven|»ort: H. T. Foster, Boards
town. lit. Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, 111-: A.
PA II. Reed, ttale.-barg. 111. W. S. Oiliaan, New
York Faanilt A Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert,
Ca hur Coimuereitti Batik, Ch" ago.
__
V I A K I I- O A O
western .-tate«, ry a continuous Railway uirect.
Thif road ah-o connects at Putnliurg with la ly line
of Steamers to all |"jr on the Western R.vers. and
at ('levi land atitl Sanduskv with Steamers to all
jxirts «in the Nonhwesterii Lakes makingtbe most
direct, cbeap.-st antl nlialde rmite by who Freight
can be forward, to arid from the Great We«t.
KATK* BK1 W Kfcl fUILAt.KU'HU AStD BtMICEO.
Fjbst Ci.ASh.—Bjo!«, ShtK*,Y
Pry i«»o«ls, Jin boieitj Fur», 7ac. per 100 lb.
In shipping Goods from nny point East of
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "via.
Pennsylvania Railroad." All »xds e.insigned to
th" Agents of this Roud at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. will I* forwarded without detention*
F*kii.ht Af.tsTs.—M«« Potter, lkntn J. L.
Fllioit, X. Y«.rk E. J.Siieeder, Philadelphia M»
graw A Kooos, liiltim.-re iieo. C. Frunciseue. Pitts
burg Sptignutn A- Brown, Ciiieinriati, Ohio J. S.
Moure head, l^.uieviUe, Ky. R. Meldruiu, Mswl
i- I tid. llatcliffe AC-., .-t. Lui.-. Mo. J. S.
Mit- hell A S»n. Evansviilo. lud.
H. II. ilDl .-TON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
U. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altooua, Pa.
Feb. 1, ly
THOS. MOORE.
Aokht. Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J, MLSKIMEX.
Agent, Passenger Linw, Pitteburg.
e 1 -Iv
The mutt direct route to Chicago, New York, Bos
tou, Philadelphia, and all other point* East.
2 Daily Trains leave Burimgtt ti Sundays excapt«d.
1.— Dav Ettukss,—THHOI oh 7. SO A. M.
Arriving at Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmouth. Galesburg. Princeton, and con
nectiTt^at M.-ndota with the Illinois Central Rail
RAwOo i Salle, Bloomingtoii. Springfield, Deca
k.- uville, and Naples also with Galena and
l'unlety.
^r-Exprkss Tnnorr.H 7. 30, P. M.
Connecting wah Illinois Central Raul Road at
Mendota for St. Louis and Cairo dirji»K
Trains on the above Roads run in cfywe connec
tion. avoiding all laying over at any of tbe points.
This Road connects at Chicago with the Mich.gun
Ceutral and Michigan .Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities, oiii-j, Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7.30, P. M.,
reach Galena and Dunleith in 12 boars, and St.
Louis in 20 hours.
By this
route
Jewer
to
,U(» I.
from
Chicago and Burlington R. H. line Pencils.
'eoria A 0»juawka. Central 5Iilit*ry
Tract nod Chicago, llurLngton
A yu n.'v L..i Ir-.ad-,.
IStancecompleted,
now and Trains run the entire dis
from CHICAGO to Bl'RLINGTON, Iowa,
without change of cars.
passengers will reach the interior
iortions of Ohio and Indiana in less time, and with
charges, than by any other route, connecting,
via Michigan C» ntral at Michigan City, with the
New Albany and Salem Road, thence lo all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
no charge for handling at any point,
Through Tickets by this Koute can bo purchased
at tho Rail Road Office in Burlington.
C. ti. HAMMOND. Superintendent.
D. Rrvcii'K, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
C. E. Foli.ett, General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago, May 1st, 1S55. diiw
1 A V U O W N
JVST
received an *-l gant :u-..rtm.-nt of fine Goods,
such as French China ates, Panan' and Terr*
Cotta. Ac., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Stands, Curl Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
Stands, Spoon Goblets, Figures, (.'lipids. Busts, Ac.
A1
no on hand a good assortment of Cruekcry and
Glassware. CAREY A K1LBOIRNE.
June IS, 1855.
Cljfara A fhevviup Tobacco.
A CIloR'E assortment ju-t icee:ved. All who are
^.'V fond of the weed can te snh-tied bv calling on
Hept- MOORE A HOOPER,
od Liver Oil.
Ftapulyrare
LEPARED by E. A C. Yarnall A- Co. A large
iaM by
Sept. %-4. MOORfi 4 H00P1&.
O I I S A N K i O K I E
ISSft. IJE2^ 1M5.
MATTEL 1 ILAMLRK.
I S o u a i n e o S e a e w i u i a k e e u a
A daily trip* art umkiI throughout the season, con
pi •!ing at Keokuk uith the regular daily Mail
Pai ketd t» Rock Ihlami, Gjllksa and St. Paul, run
ning in eunneotion with the Railroads to Chicago
an the Ka^t.
The line in at present eouipo.-ed of the fteainnri
Xtc Vekmos, Wkstl-kskk, JiiNttE Dkavs, and
Kroki'k, whow name, alone are a nufficient guaran
ty of their «pevd and a'-"'mfU(dati"ii».
March 5, 1 J6. d^m
KCOHI K A1SU BOCK
1855.
J. M'Kck, Canfain Ler»y Inlge. leaves Daven
port and Hock I.-land every Monday, Wedm-aday
and Friday evening)* for K«,kuk. Returning,
leave? Keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
dav Kveiiingt".
Ilr.x Cam tiKt.L, Captain R. F. Bart let t, leaves I'a
v.'iijMjrt and Rrwk Island every Tu -day. Thursday
and Saturday ev eninp'a. Returuinp. leaves Keokuk
every Wt-dnesday. Friday and Sunday evening*.
For Freight or Paaaage. iuuuirc on board, or of
T. HBAIiiHT, Agent,
March. .V- ilif Keokuk.
Hew Arrangrnent
r£ij
E Steamer W S I A I U I A W K
11 run as a regular d.nlv pa »et
fr Kookuk. in coutiec'ion with tne ears
of the Northern Cross Railroad at 'Jniney, e a v i n
Quincv at o'cl-vk and arriving a' Keokuk
M.. and leaving Keokuk on icUirntriu at it v'aovk.
For freigW or passage applv on anL
J. P. STOfTS, Agent at Keokuk.
June 13, 18ij.—lAw
HF/HOV u..
e n a S u e y
R. It. S. BXRBEH would resp'ctfuJly,
D'
i n o
hi
patron.-
and the
rail v, that
he )»n-rem vvd his -flfice
C.ty
of
on the latter, at a lower price amounting
the difference in
cost
BSight
IILAin
to
Oct.
Kt^kuk, Io.,—oftj.-e on Mam St., Ixtwsen
(Secund and Third Strei
Duieth'sJsin
R. II., addition
to the u.-i
of material full
gold for $100. on PLATISA for
mantle
and to New Or
Keokuk.October 11, j.r -dAvvv
x. M. JOM S,
P. Slingerlftnd,)
DT"\L1*R(Successor,te.Wateh
I'll
ANKEBS arid dealer-
1855.
iAat
RAILROAD LI NF K) KAMERti.
fPIti: two fast hteanieri J. M'Ivkl and Hk.n CAMP
r.inow rnakirig daily tripi-, conneeting at
)t"ek Inland with the ear-for the Ea.«t, and with the
lail v Mail Packets for Galena and Saint Paul, and
at Keokuk with the great Mail Line 8 team era Jen
rue D- ans, Westerner, Keokuk and Die Vernon for
8t Lou:*.
at
12
I" V.
u i e gen-
the N
inding on the YVest side of Third "treet, Ik-(w-cU
Mu'.ti an I .JchiiS'*ti,
where
suit
he has secured n handsome
of rooms, and has ?«par» 'd
neither
12-d
{laiiir or
pen»e tu make them
eie^ant and comfort able. ha n
!*l. WMIirks, tl.
s E O E N I S
..i
of inserting artificial te-
t.
is. in |H«ysession cJt lusivc rigtit
ft*r this city of mount.ng the "coniin
u- ius
gum teeth," «o universally admired for
beauty, strength,
April 16, li$S.—dAwly
DISTAL ^lOTlC IU
Di-t,J.
li. K. RICKEY. Surgeon Iee
kaving returt. 1 from ibe Ei.
w -l e a v
o wait
O I I I A
A e n K E K S
e*-
fui for jia-1 favor*, he solicits n cor.iinuance of the
same. All operations warranted.
Keokuk.
k-
their
and cleanliness. After an expe
rience of twr years in thi* style of work, he would
unhesitatingly recommend it to the public as po»
sessing many and great advantages over any other
style of work kiiowu to the profession. Those in
terested are res[cetfuliy iavited to call and examiue
specimens of the different methods of mounting
teeth,
on his frici!
a v i n a larjri-
stin
k of
Teeth, from
the Ih-si manufactories, cnti please tti! most fastidi
ous. Teeth mounted on cither guld or platina, on
his new improved method, which is now being u»ed
by the best Dentists. He is also prepared to mount
B'loek Te th, or Continuous Gums, on gold or plati
na when
sets
on
f'.H'.
All work war
ranted. office on south side of Blondeau, between
3d and 4th Street-, Keokuk.
March 27.—dly
New jeuflrj' Establlshnrnt.
AK^niF.I-i: 4k AflPBELIi
H\V1.
ju-t o[e!ieit anew Mure on
Main
-it root, be
tween i- eond aid Third, nherv maybe found
an entire new -tuck
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
I'alor and
Clocks, silver spoon-, forks,knives,
Ac., pure as e»dn. Xew and fa-hi.nable Jewelry,
plated
ware,
fine }«tket CBtlery in fart everything
in• w ami desirable in this hue} and which may be
t-ought cheapt-r than elsewhere.
puidic generally arc invited to aall and
examine the stock,whether they with to purchase or
not.
in Clock.-, -s and .Tewe'
rv.
Secnd street
oiext door
to
Charl
Parsons' Banking House,) Keokuk, low*
The subscriber has just received a large ai_
bautilul stock of Go
Id and Silver Watch
Jewelry, Ac., compri.-ing the latest
Gold
Breast Pins, Ear Ring", Finger Rings, Cuff Puis,
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys, Seal.*, Silver
Thimble?. Gold Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens
without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
WATCH RErAinryG.
The anbscriWr be.ng a practical watchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and dtii-
cate work that uiav entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satLfaction.
CoiUiKn TI E
The public may rui assured that the correct time
is, and alwavs will be kept by
Nov. 28. ftfjl.—illy ». W. JONES.^
I I Y 1 K V S A I I I I
ON
Johnson street, lietweeit 1st and 2d,
llV WM. H.
t'l.KiiHoUN.
1 tl 1 -i Of Labi id)
JHP.
mfflut is large, commodious, well arranged
and amply provided with good hoi-es well trained
f.«r harness, as well as with Carriage", Busrsriex und
Hacks, open and clo-e, eoveml and half covered, -f
every de-e.ription, wtapted t-'.eonvc.iienee or luxury.
Horses or Carriage.- of residenU of the city or ri»
itors frm abroad kept on moderate terms, and
cart fully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses lioaght and wild on eomini^ion and on my
own account at all tithes.
May 25,1 Hib.—J ly
vicK^e Sc Tlmbermant« l,i\er Stable.
11 IS Stab,e, sitint ii on -iiiir i Mj-eet, b-twuen
Main and Blond an Streets i- large and iu
lu,*ii uj and e.-ipcci.iiiy titled up mid adapted for the
bu-iiies-, and tne und r»igncd are amply prepared to
accommodate th dr i nds anil th public m-rally,
with Siaidle Horse?, Buggies, and Carriage.- ut n-a
sonable rates. They ai„o keen Hor-en by thd day,
week, or mouth. SAM KEE.
W. TIMBERMAM,
Keokuk, Oct. 17. l:.4,--dtf
Hawdcn & Son,
WOl'LDB.
respectfully call tho attention of the
publie to thvir stock of tho first quality of
Marble, which they have just reoeived dire«t from
the Ea.st. which they are enabled to sell at as cheap
a rate as can le obtained in St. l^iuis.
We are determined to acf upon the motto—
"S*A!.I. lROFm AMI Qt K RKTl'ttVS."
Give ns a call and we pledge ourselves to show yon
as fine marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, as can be found
anywhere iu the I'nited States.
We have another extensive s'oek of Marble on its
way from the East, an hlia.ll be fully prepared to
meet any demand that may be made for article in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April 5,1.-54.
Xl.W S I M.WS US
1 I
nnilREK day- lak from the Crimea. We are an
JL thorized io state that LiNints A DauiiiiKR-rr's
new Bread Wagon is on iho track, furnising better
Bread, Cakes und Crackers, and inure for $1, than
was over furnished for the siwueiu Keokuk. If you
want any of tb«»bave articles, trv the R*), WA«
I»,
Oot.IO—U LANDES A DACGHLKIX
i iiiJJpWMPW
A. L. t. a. CLATPOOLB.
A. 1.. Di:ill!NU A O.,
^Snceessors to tiranville B. Smith A Co.)
n
Exchange, Keokuk, Io.
checks on ail tbe principal cities constant
ly for sale in huuih tw suit.
Collection* on thi- city remitted for promptly at
Current rates of Exchang*.
We will bui and »eli all kind of Qold« Sp*ci«,
and uncurreui Bank Not«s, at best ratM.
Interest allowed on special deposits
Rt.rKHKV ES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. K. W. Clark, Dodge A Co.,"
Lucait A Suiioiids, St. Louis.
E. W. Chirk A Bro's.
N. Corwiih A Co., Galena.
May 21, 1855.
Oand
4\D HA1iHIM. HOI NI)
GEo. C. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Johnson Streets, Keokuk, iowa. Collvction:
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
Interest on deposits when specially agreed
upon.
Refer to E. W. Clark A Bros.,
Bogy, Miltenberger A Co., V «. 'i
John J. Ander«on A Co.,
E. W. ('lark. Dodge A Co., New York City.
-Office hours from 'J A. M. to 6 P. M.
u i v 1 4 i
B«nkin|| Bouts of Chna. Parsns.
Sand
St. Louis.
Cor. of Main and 2d St#., KEOKl'K. loWA.
U1HT Exchange on tho Ea«t and South Ijought
sold. Euro|ean Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europu for sale. Interest allowtd on
deiMMiU as iH-r agreement.
Refer to l.ucas A Sunonds. St. Loais, Mo.
L, A. Benoi.-t A Co., do
Atlantic Lank. Boston.
Se
Duncan. Sherman A Co., New York.
Drexel A Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
Vnion Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 0.
Price, Converse A Co., New Orleaitt, L«.
l*oo.—11 v
VI I.I.SN.
A 1 1 S N
o o a n i o e
BYwill
constant arrivals our -i««ck of Eastern Work
«o ,n In the tin -t mi largest ev« nff.-r.
in Keokuk. They arc selected withsjwcial reJerenee
to the wauts of the retail tnule, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. Tb» prices will be such
will convince every one that we haV" fully adtipt
ed the motto of "Quick Soles and Small Profits."
N. B. The summer Goods now on band will bf
closed out at
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
To the Ladies we would say. call in and sec our
elegant styles of Bootees. Bu,kins. and Slips, of the
finest materials, now manufactured at our establish
UK-nt. which in (Mint of (|uality and durability we
will warrant to he equal U any in the west.
Gentlemen will fiud it to their interest to call and
examine our Htock of custom-made work, of which
an ample quantity will always be kept on hand, and
a.- we use only the best materials, and employ none
but the U st workmen, they may rest assured of a
good article, guaranteed to fit in ail cases.
X. B. All articlea of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign of the Mammoth Shoe, oorner building, Maia
and Third Streets.
August Ml. It.ri5.—Mw
Eicrlslor Hoot A Shoe HannlBrttry
I UK 1.AIKST KltLV II AM' AXKKIi AN KASUtoHS.
T. IIA KB IK A («.,
HAYlNtlJ.
just op iied a shop, in their old
business, on 'third -'reel. between Main
and Johnson, Keokuk. Iowa, res pec :f u tly
si.nounee that they are prepnred to manu
1 lure the neatest and most fashiouable Bocd
that can lie got up.
Hi
and
Iietermined not to be excelled by any manufac
turers in the West they solicit ashare of publto pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock i- alway* of the latest fashion and best quali
ty, and at the lowest ligures.
As we keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Iloot* and Sh.»es of the
same character as those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for a (good fit. War
ranted to suit in every particular.
Repairing in the neatest and most aabrtaa
tiai manner done on short tioticc.
Julv 21, 1H5:. 1 v
T. HARRIS A CO.
Fall Trade.
Ualr 'lt Boot and Shoe Store.
•u Fourth and 1.1th.
I-Specif u II v call
No. 11 2 Main street, Ij. w
r»igtiel would
ntion i the Iadics and Gentle
men of Keokuk und vicinity, to their fine and
well selected ntot k of B.»its and
i E u i
1 the atteii
ojii neti and
S. pt. 8, 1H55—d H. C. IIUISKAMP A BR0.
llootn and Nhees ut Wholesale.
HAjio-eNof
s'yles of
Ladies'
N I o e i a o u s e i n i s i y o e u r
carrying on the wholesale Boot and
Shoe business, wfreopcctlully call the attention of
the trade to our large and well assorted stock,
which is now being received direct from the best
manufactories in Massachusetts. It is ourintention
to always keep on baud a complete assortment of
goods in the line, and offer such inducements as will
obtain for us a liberal .-hare of patronage.
Couniry merchants will do well to call and exam
iue our stock before ibey purchase.
July 7.—1 CARTER A CO.
baviiYs a uaht.
"\TWHOLESALE Dealers in Hki s and Shoes, No.
v v lis, Main Street. Keokuk, Leva.
Having located in this eity we would respec'ftilly
inform the merchants of the iuteri that we have
engaged in the above business, having alt the faeil
itn s lor purchasing our ?tock directly of the mnini
lu 'turers at the lowest figures. It is our obje and
ileleruiina'ion to build up a la.rge au permanent
tiail'- by keeping on hand a large and well s*sorted
stock making our prices ho low that none can be less,
and terms and discounts as liberal as any other
house.
Please cadi antl exuiiiiiie -.'.ir ftock. seplSd w
Third Street
Wtoolmiite Hoot and Shnr Store.
HA•.1
Y i n o w e e i v e y a a n W i n e s o k
Hoots and Shoes, I am prepared to off. su
pern-r uniue. uieiits to d.-akra. My stock being di
rect from first bauds will be sold as low. if not a lit
tle low. r, than any house iu the eity. I promise to
make it to the advantage of those desiring to pur
chase, to call on me before purchasing.
lb member, on Third St net, between Main and
Johnson, a few doors south of Ayers' Drug Store.
Sept. 8.—damvvtf W. F. THOMPSON.
Sew Arrangement.
s u s i e w o u i n o e i i e n o o K e
JL okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade of Ben. F. Dodson. ut No. 5 Third
Street, where he lias on hand a general assortmeut
of French and American Cloths, Cassiuiere& and
Vesting*, which he will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in a stvle not to be surpassed.
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats, Vests,
and Shirts, always on hand.
July 13, 1S55.—dtf JAMES M. TYLER.
To
JOFRXEYMKN TAILOR?.—Wanted", imme
diately, at No. 6. Third Street, two r*tt
journeymen tailors, if one others need applv.
*ep2d J. M. TYLER.
Bemoved from Concert Hall.
LE.
li. liol G1IT«N. Attorney anu Counsellor
at Law, Xotur) Public, Land an neral col
lecting Agent. Office iu the Real Estate Agency aud
wholesale Auction House of Smith A Van Si. klen,
on 3d street between Muin and John-on, Keokuk.
Iowa. Ijote of Lots and Farms for sole, on reasona
ble terms. [oct. tf -d
Diseases of tb« Eje and rterus.
VLL
operations on the Eye, especially for Strabis
mus, Cataract, aud Artificial Pupil, and on the
Uterus, for Poivpus and Tumors, performed by Dr.
SHERMAN. Ottoeooraw«f MtuaMtdtavwathtt*.
Oct. t, '54-4
Ir nHlifli I
fall Trade.
OTAR CU1 IIING ST'oRE, 72. M»»n St., Eeoktt.
O II. Strsu, would re.pec folly call the a*
tentioii if the gentl ii of kcoKuk and violnity to
the fact that nhas rmed a co-jmrtner«bip with
tvne of th* best clothing houses in Cin nuati (3. Ma
rienthal A L. Bljck.) and thus ix«s«»se»superior fa
cilities for the sebction and purchase of stocks el
ctothing and furnishing go«ids.
Tiiej have u.,w a most complete assortment ofaMl
kind-"of Clothing, cmprisuig in part. Cloth md
Overcoats. Pants and Vests of all grades, styles and
siies, Shirts, Stocks, Hats and aps, Trunks 4*c.
Th ««.' giMxls have been selecXed with care, and will
bo sold at a small advance on custom cost. VN ve
determiu:-d not to be undersold by any establish
m. nt this sideof Cincinnati.
Ct/untry merchants are particularly invited to eaU
and examine our stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
tcp 17 d4"wtf Sl'RAls A
J. *. HI'Ti'niNSOi. J*8
niiBt HANT taii.OBS.
rilHIRD Street, between Main and Johnson. k«t
kuk Iowa, have just received, at their kash-.on
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establijhuicai,
choice and excellent supply of Broadcloths, asei
miTes, Vest ings, and Gentlemen "s Furuishing Goods
of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be doiii in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They arc constantly receiving the New
York aud Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit ail who desire gt»od work and the best mate*
rial to give thiiu a call.
HUTCHINSON A DEW LY.
April 5,1855.—dly
|zen« of Keokek.
fl^llE -ubicrib-r would announce to the citisens of
1 K okuk that he has just received a stock ol the
best and most fashionable gv»ls grntl man
wear ever hrought to Kwiknk consisting of French
and American cloths, casstiucrcs anil vestings plush
i-s. v»• Jvt•
t».
A-..
ATTKSTIOK ATTl^TION
HAVIXG
made arrangement for the establish
ment of a large Clothing Manufactory, on the
Ea-tieru plan. I am now offering my Spring and
summer Goods
AT
I'HmB a si. Those iu need of
Clothing will find this to be a rare chance.
Corner of First and Main Streets.
A A HOFF HEI ME&.
Keokuk, July 13, 1S55.—dAwly.
To the Gentlemen.
ONand
exhibition, an asm-rtuient ol reneh, Scotch,
Ameiuan Cassimcics—-liic fiist ever offered
in this market.
VesriNoa.—b Moire Antique Plain and Fijpved
Greiiadiucs Brocade and Klx Silks Silk Velvet
and Plush.
CLOTHS.—Black and Blue, fine grades, and brnksa
check Casrtimeres, for fall suits.
Also- -A choice selection of Kid. Cloth tied Merino
Gloves Half Hose in Wool, Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Silk and Merino LudcrahirtS
aud Drawers Cravats Scarfs and Handkerchiefs*
Sept. 10, lh^.i.—«lAw 1'. D. iOSTEli.
l.OTIllXC LOTHIXO!
F'Oll THE FALL AXD WINTER TRADE.
1
11AVE received a lar^'e stock of R.-ady Made
Clothing. Gciitleni"n's Furnishing Goods, Trunks.
Ilats, Carpet bags, Umbrella*. Ac., which I will sell
at Wholksalk anu RETAIL, at a very small advance
above Eastern cost. Corner of First and Maiu Bt*.
Sept. 7.-dAw N. HOFFHK1MER.
F. H. O'Connor,
APOTHlit ABI %!\U UBI CCillT.
PtJ 111 Ei AltlL." liALl., i, uer Thini and
Johnson sis., Keokuk, la., i- now in r.-cvipi
of a large and w.ll selected stock of Drugs.
Mclieine Chemicals and Dye Stuffs. Also, u
laige as*ortment of the most popular Pat«nt Med
icines now iu use, some of winch he has the exclu
sive agency of therefore would call the atten
tion
(,f
country merchants and druggists to thesauie.
My stock of 1'erfuiULry and Toilet article* is large
and varied, comprising Luhiu's, Basin's, and Juli
us llauei s fine l',\triu.tb everv desv.ription of Hair
Oil-. Pomades, Iancy Soaps, tooth, nail and bnir
Bruxhis, and all wders used U.:l polioses,
thoice brands «'f Cigars, Snufls, it .. TobuO'u a. ways
*n hand. Physicians' Prescriptiom, cart fullv com
pounded, at all hours of day or night.
Oct. y—d F. H. O'COXNOR,
T. I. S.'KKNM II. B. mtbsiii.
McKenny & Runner,
HAV
Shoes,
for
no
sale nt the above e-tablinhment, coin-
prising all kind's i Ladi. s', Gent ', Mines', Boys',
and Children's w.-ur, of all styles, grad-- and sues
The*' go.wig have been se|eet -d with special reference
to neatiiess of ntvle and durabilitv, and will tw sold
at a very small advance above kantern cost, as we
are detcruiin.d not t« uud rsold by any house in
m„: city. Please give n.-a call. An examination of
4 hIs and prices is the oniv favor we n-k.
I. tii:* day ussiKiiat.il ti.i.ms.. Ives together for
the trausactiou of tbe Drug business in all its
branches. Thty expect to keep on hand a general
and well -elected as»ortm.nt of Pure Drug#, Chemi
cal*. Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Ac.
Also have by this arrangement become Sole pro
prietors for the manufacture and sale of II. R. (fill*
uiore's celebrated Mauialuke Liuinuut and unrival
led Vegetable Auti-Billious Pilis, for the States of
Iowa. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, aud
territory of Nebraska.
AH orders in future will be addressed to
Me KENNY A RUNNER.
Dec. 6,1854. dtf
IOIMV AiiiM.
I.
McKENNEV.
r-s
NO. 199.
which nc will
make up on the shortest notice aud in the best stJTle
to order. The subscriber has also on hand a line as
sortment of shirts, cravats, scaif-, col'.«rs. 4re.
*ep 17 A ES M. TV LFft.
has been appointed Agent is
1. Iiee County, fur tbe saltf of Sriftirrot's ttq
t'oRH for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sac^mental
purposes only.
Call at No. 80, sign of the Golden Morfgr. Keo
kuk, Iowa.
July 3d, 1855. dly
City Drag StoreT
Burrows Block. Mam Street KEOKUK.
A J. G. S'1E\\ ART are now in receipt of
a very la:ge and ear. fully selected -tuckWB
1 Drugs, Medtdues and Chem.oals. Patent §M
Medicines, Popular Reined,ei*, Aiechainea! Li-^®^
ltiors. Paints, Oik, Dye Stuff-, Perfumery." and eva
ry variety ol fancy articles usually found iu the best
establishment* of the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer a mutual favor by calling
at our e-,aUii.-hmcut bt fore buying elsewhere.
Physicians' [•rescript ion- car. fully put up.
Dk.
J. u. stkwart v olice and consulting room
in the Drug Si ore.
t'Hol'KSBION AL KKFEUENCES
T. 0. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Mediusi CoUcm.
J.Cobb, n 4i
John Locke, u
May 3, lsii.—dAw.
JAT1I S Hi:
1 NOI.DS,
Wholesale and Retail Drogglat,
Mechanics' Block, North stde.? Main St., Kuokuk,
Iowa.
HAVING
n
made arrange man's for a perma
nent business in ihe at&ve line, I cm ni
offering to the city and coun'rv trade a lar
aud well sdccted stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Dyes, Oils and Yaruifhes, Brushes, Glass
ware and Window Glass. Also Perfum»ry and fan
cy articles. Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff, and a cboiee
assortment of Family Groceries, iuiluUing Spices,
Teas, Flavoring Extract-, Candies, Soda, Sa Krai us,
and a varietv of articles ]»ert»iiiiug to that depart
m. nt all which will be sold on the principle of
"small profits rind quick returns."
Particular attcntiou given to preparing prescrip
tions. In cases when medicines are required due*
ing the u'ght it is frequently inconvenient to obtain
them, ihis difficulty I have completely obviated
by having my residence in a part the same build
ing occupied by my store and persons desirii med
i-ines, may rely upon procuriug them at all hoars,
night or day, with, ut inconvenience or delay.
Druggist*, merchants and other', purchasing by
the quantity, are requested to give tne a call, as
I
aui determined to sell on as favorable teims a* any
house in the city.
April ft. Iti65. y
1 00 Chord's American Penetraliug Llfti*
J. UU in en
i, in quantities to suit purchasers.
2t«) tki. Esculapisn Liniment, and a great vorlate
of Patent Metiiemes nt
April P, 1 S.V,. REYNOLDS' Drug Stor*.
LARDuIL,
1einal
spirit tins, Liii.-etHl Oii, Copal, Jiipts,
Demar and Coach Varnish, on hand and for salo
REYNOLDS' I*tug Store.
CA."K pure Blackberry Wi^e suitable for tna^L
and sacramental purpose" at
Rl-VXoLDS' Drug Store.
jcpk Prune, at
ASYN0LD8' Prug gt**

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