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VOL. 2.
I* VUBi ii.ll I tVKin
By I. B.
TK,"»CRNTH
March 'A'- l!
a e i n
"••nMH! Sl'IWVil. v.».
HOWFLl, ft CO.
E S
Fir* DOTXABB
PKU
A**! *, payable in Advance or,
PF.K WKKK,
payable to the Carrier.
Advertisements inserted .u favorable term*.
El.OYD D.
BAVKH A ItrLlKR,
TToRNEYS g' I .aw, Keokuk, Iowa.- Office over
ParruU"' Lank. corner ef Ma.u and Second .Sta.
Dec. 2S.
». r. MILLJKU. i, H. BBCK.
A
1
MILLER & BECK,
A TTORNF^Ys at Law and Solicitors rn Chancery
Ag
cuts for th« mvc.itigation of Laud Titlee and
tin- purchase and sale of Real E«tBt. will hereaf
ter practice in and r.gu arly attend the District
Courts of Keokuk and Ft. Madmon, and of the other
counties of the F'irst Judicial 1 i*tr
10r of l.wa and
wriH practice in the Supreme Court of the State.
Maaison. Feb. 17, 1*55.--dtf.
USES .H. UIID,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kokuk, Iowa.
OFHCE
in the Rail Road office on Mais Stnet,
over J. K. Bruce'a store.
August 7, 1*55.
J* We !^OKHIU
ATTORNEY
t. r.
A
4*ia«lv
AT LAW,'iHtom**, Vapctla Coun
ty. Iowa.
July 25, 1*55.
John P. Horn lata,
A TTORNEY and t'emnwilor at Law. Keokuk, Io..
it. will promptly attend to all business entrusted
to fais care.
Special a: u-ntion given to the collection of Claims,
La rid Agencies, Ac.
Office in the Port Office building, on Johnson St.,
between 2nd and 3d.
»U!Ti i*B. KKt'tir.* MICKU..
IVIIITfOTIH JIICKFI,,
TT KN 1 E.» ai Law and Owners i Land Agenta,
1
Mouieiuina, P.tweshick county, i»wa. Mill
attcudto all bmines* entrusted to their care in
Poweshiek. Iowa, Benton, Tama, Marshall, and Jas
p.r counties.
Collcctious will it*'«ivK *f-ecial attention.
Refer to B. llouglans A Co., !H. Louis John
Block A Co., 1'iiuburg VV. A. A L. Shuiaway,
Philadelphia Bentinger A '0., Baltimore lion,
tL. Curtis, Warren, Peuusy leania Hon. G. E.
Barre:. Cburfield, l'-nut-v 1 vama •, Alitor Pittsburg
Union," Ac.
una «. IHii.—d
V. B. MMKMTttXC. iOa.tSOH Itl DD. C. r». SIAHTORO.
!. O. Frodnrr A ('•mnltilaa lianae.
'MMFUVILLK. BRMFt|H' A », t,.
••lu' nnnii»-i't: »n-l rwardinjc MorchaaU,
New orl^anc. l'artir-ular at lent ion paid to tu« pur
eha?c aad ealt* of Wesurri Prdut*. Alao, to tha
FUr.-ivinz and F'rward:ii(r n grucralIf. Or
ders rM^xtiuliy »uUctwd, V. 71 IciioupiUiulaa
atrect.
S",
Oi'r
July 13, 1865.-—dly
TATT1 *fO.,
^'RWARIIV
and oinui nf..n Mrrchanta, Mo.
If,11 St-.- md tf'tvvt, Ht. L"0 Agcn's for the
aalv of Hulnii*'
LOUHTIIU
Hdrauhc
11. H. nwnnji «o.,
Fera!
'JRW AROINO aijdl'jminiaaion Merchant* (led
Bt«a«a Boat Agent«, and dealers in Boat
B'' re* and UrKtnea, Levee, near Packet Depot,
ok uk.
April ?. --V*.
John B. Carson & Co.,
Cmmiiiiau, Storagr ani 1
ojrmrd*
IUK llerihant.
NO.
2S Levcv, and jt" juhu- fbctwoea
Oliva and Pin.
M. IV.IH-
Aagui
81, 1855.—dTy
COMMI.*Slt.»N
U^wlv
D. 1. ill Hit. Ac .,
CommlaaionA orwtrdin| .Herekaatt
L-\ IfWt,
ALTON, lixixois.
JOSEPH 8*-nr. JAR. B. eUKCKR.
sm»W A
.V- rriiants. Wiiteaalc irocar*. and
LtmliTr in I'r •Uiua-, Maui^tnut, bcl«a«u Jk'wurlb
and Filth, K-.'okuk, Iowa.
Scpt.mUcr 1, lnao.—dly
joms nouia.
Burn* Ac Beat|rn,
WinicDion
ltoLESALK ttroccra, 'rwardiug aud Cost*
,Mcr ,'iijna, U«, Keokuk, low
a.
July 9, —dly
•AWCBL SAMIIX. /oura «t»ri
A J. HAMILL,
W1P»LKALK
ttrncers, Tea dealers. Cointniuioa
and Forwarding Merchante, No. ."i7 Leiea,
tiircc b*l"W lcuft strci-t, rsi. Louia, Mo.
Maruti li, |ft..u,~.i
I W E I E I K
WDomestic
HOLE."*AI.i: and retail aU in Foreign And
Dry Good*, Clothing, Boota. t^oea,
lla's, Caps Bonnets, Trimmiug*, Ac., No. Mam
H'rctt, Keokuk, Iowa,
Feb. 7, b'.Vi. 1
M. tTArroKi), j. c. I'CCII.
KT A FI ORD ft B'CIIIK,
AV
7
Oroccr? and Comniiaaion Mcr-
chants, ncciind door alxive the corner of lllon
d. nu. Water Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
iWarch S. 1SJ6.—dtf.
i. A- BRUXU.A 11. iAMX8 WATT.
HKHH.LAVD A*D WATT.
TyilOLhsALK DEALERS in Beat brands of
V irjijinin Tobacco, and Importers of fine* Ha
^una igurs, Wi.-t Side id Third Btrei t, Utwten
W^'unil Juhtt-on. Kvokuk. Inwa. hcj. 26^tnd.
1and
U
W- A II. TK KEK,
MPaRTEUS and wholesal.' d..-alen in Hanlwaro
Cutlery, corner of Main and Second Str«t«,
feign of th% RED PADUCK.
July 22,1854—dfy.
SKODOKE
BKrry.
BUTTS
Cf
Bt. Louis, MO.
JSCompany,
'HN p. HKUUCX.
HILLED,
10MMISMON atnl Forwarding Merchant!, No. S
City Building!*, Saint Louie, Missouri.
Referencrt:
Russell A Bennett,
Child. Pratt A Co.
0. D. F'illcy,
Wood*, Christy A C».
A. J. AKCrecry A (Jo,
Uaty, McCunc A Co,
Bast. Wiley A Baat,
S. A J. Ila'iul,
Wili»on A Br.ili er,
March 25, 18jj. dAw
Crow, McCrecrj A Co,
Janus Wat-on,
Young Brothora.
C. W. Stone A Co.
Cupt. E. W. tlould,
Rhode -, Pegram A Co.
looker, R«niuh A Co.
W. S. till Tift 11,
J. F. Oomatock A Co.
J.*K. COPELIJf,
FORWARD!NO
andCotaui.'iaionMerotuMt,whola-
Ha!e dealer 111 Oroccries and Produce, 5o. 61 Le
*ec, K.'okuk. Iowa.
N. B—Particular attention paid to tb« Forward
ing busmen.".
April 11, l#i4—dAw
t'UAS. n. K Kl.l.tMiii. K.'ill. KIKBT.
-r vrpfurr^ItV""'. Klrbjr,
HtiKK, an 1 whoit'-ui,. iieulcr.- ¥\rvi$n sad
Dome:
11c Dry Uoods, X„. N
ort
li Main btrwet,
YWH20
A. BBIDUnlw
Apjciit for the Aiiaoouri Suite Mutual Iwurane®
the Diroctorx of which arv- amone the
«dde»t and best, known business man of Louit
d:tdptf
W*.
T!*B»:K«AM.
(COMMISSION'
ANDJPCRAOAAI ATUUTIOM.
Aagoit 29,1855 dAwy
WV rATTKBSOB.
W W A A i i N O V A O
A FORW AUDINtl MFRCHAVT8
Nf*. :,y ami 40. IvKeokuk, Iowa.
ConaigniBciit^ of all kind,' of Produce will rooehre
LROMTT
t». B. SMITH V. VA^Jtaaut)*.
^.niTIi A VA^INK'KLIA,
W O .- A E A I K I V N S I
AND
N.
Oof
MIUPMON,
TT'*RNEY at Law and Notary Public. Office
IU THE URW
Post Office building,
OH
JobnsonJJtt.,
between 2d and ltd.
Collections promptly attended to.
Keokuk, Feb LI, 1^55.—dif.
JoBB w. KAM1US. kXHCBJulr. *1UJBB.
r.
:ai 1,-tnte Agency, on ^'1 be tw ecu Mam and
"hi
won *tn**t«, Keokuk, Iowa.
B. Part le.ularaitentiijn pail t^i theaale of Real
Auction. [Oct. 10,'65—'
BR. 15IO. B. ALLEN,
FFERS tii1- jirof, «xional aervicoe to the eitiseb*
Keokuk arrl vicinity.
Jlif offiie. the name heretofore occupied bT Dr.
Ford, up ataim. over the atore of J. iiroce, K«q.,
N». h# Main Htraet.
Resndencc a: the "Parilion" on Conoert, between
2d and 3d Strci
June 12, ISJJ.— wtf.
HLLFT *'K II. 4 VHKIH,
H'^LK.*"
LK
Main and linr.l Street*. "kuk, IoWa»
T-HSign oi the liiff M"rtur.'lb5'
A|»ril 11. lH^rt. dAw
DR. jr. HAKES
Oone
FFICE at biii Residcnev, on Blondean Street,
door W^st of .Seond, Keokuk, Iowa.
April 21, JSii.—d
A. N. AKPI:\TI:R n. O."
I Y S I I 1 A N A N S V O
E
ESPTFCTFL LI.V
HAVINOt.ji-rniaiiently
March 31.
i»R. J. ITVWKKXt»: pA E,
FFP'K Ni,. 2. hurk.r'a tiallery, corner of
an'J ihird -trert!..
Aujrutt 4. IV. '.- dif
O'
WU I.IAH B. *OIITH.
BELI/'W-
J. BKt'CIE.
VN''FACTCKER. B-uch Street,new
Franklin, alena, III.
Kc. pi cor.-taut ly on hand B'How* of tretf deecrip
tion, which Vill tw.ld af low and on a* good Urm.«
as can If liur. tuiv.1 elw where.
N. It.—Every Br-llowi warraatel to give aaiufae
tion.
Augui'l 27, |h/,5.—»l5tn*
March 22, I *-.5.—1
1 ISTNT^ I
cun-d Planter, and Lime.
Particular attention paad to Grata, Ba
con, and lard.
al-
WM.
I fE A
DAHIBLB.
A I
E
I
J^E^ALRR in rocerica. Pr»ririont aad Produce,
fo. 90. Main, betw
Keokuk. Iowa.
BV.~:tii't«,
a w K i i i i S i
W i iu a
A
C'
WI.itbb, Proprietor.
'RNKR Se.
.,ti.l and Cedar Strejta, Fart M*di
ton, Iowa.
T%~ ViggA£' taken to and from boata Free of
ch»r^.
t4t~ Stage? leave thit Houte daily for Keoknk
and iiurliAgton.
Jue 25, 1855.
jr7~*.~
BEEBEI
A I N S e e e w e e n S i a n S e e n W o e
•a.c and Ik- ail Dvaicr iu Siovo, llolkaw Ware,
'liuaer'« Stoek. Ac. A1m» uanufacturer of Tin,
Copier, and She«t-lron U are*.
Koofim and .lobbing in Tin, (V.pper, and Sheet
Iriu, which I will warrant to give «*u*faction.
.Or 24, 18^. dly J. S. 11EEBE.
Jaatkre el tlie Peace.
TIbeeountrv,
HE undwr-iiniel woul.i ii.forin his frienda in
that hi* ..»•»- i« on Mam, between
#d and 8d etreetF, Keokuk. Iowa, over the liarne»«
Store, lie will attend to the collect ion of all ac
coui)ti« entrust. I to Us» care, with promptne«. Ac
counuteatby mail, po»t-)ati, will roceiveatieii
tien, and the money returned a- ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March 2, 1855.—dir.
OHI HTOP
KEEP$
a atoek .f Faintly '.roo rie*, a variety of
Tors, and an a*oruutml of Maaical Inctru
menu, for sale on Main Street, between Saeood and
Third.
Mareb 23, lH.fq.d
1VI\S HOIAI.
Cobtfr
1
op ,Ion\i.i\ am. F'irst r'TRBitr*.
Y CHARLES «i. BIN NELL. The under
signtxl take pleasure in announe.ng tha
he ha» taken itiw very popular Iloune an
ma le a complete renovation throughout ttu i
pr- in -. lie i* n"« prepared to receive the pat
ronage of the f.'blic, and Udtevet he can meet the
want» of ali who desire a good llouae.
Jle hope*, by a clone application to the businem
and attention to the many want* of the traveller, to
mi rir and obtain a share of patronage.
JT.#T~ Laggtip'c taken to and from Boat* free of
charge. CIIAS. 0. Bl'KXELL.
April 5,1855. dtf
8. 8. Vail & Co.,
IRON FOI'NDER*! AND MACHINISTS,
MAN!
FACT!'REUS .f Steam Lupines Oriat and
fiaw Mill M:i. hmery', Watir Whcd*, Ac., Ac.,
corner of Six'h and Hi»ndoau t»tri*et«, Keokuk,Iowa.
May ol, i s.. 4 ,$dAw
PENNSVLVANIA ROR^DBI.
Cor. Main and Eighth Street* Kl-Ii »K1'K, IOWA,
r'lCKKRSl? \M A SON'S, niantifacturert of
l.i.^ineA and Mill Machinery. A gen
eral aaaort iii'i j' .-ft i :r'- :.-i.ipted to the wanu ol
the countiy .••.ii..tiu,tlv .-n a:.d jal-dlj
T.
BOOK BINDERY"
And Blank Book
TH
HOOHCUCIory.
F" mii**eriV. having titled up
ail extetf I e Bindery in the
city of Keokuk. Iowa. (No. I Itl,
Mam 8t., up Ktair*.) i* now pre
pared to execute all erder# in hi? lin". tli' nioxt
workmanlike manner. Periotlical*, Music B«Hki,
Paniptil. t*. Ac., bound, and old Book* re bound in
anv variety of i*tvle.
ilavmga superior (toek of material!" for the man
ufacture of Blank Book*, particular attention will
te given to the order* of Merchants, Banker",
Steamboat.*, and County OSicer*. All blank books
will be paged when desired, and warranted in everj
respect.
Also on hand a ftock of superior Stationery.
J. H. WKSTC0TT.
L. J. ADAMU, Agent.
August 11, 1S55. dAwly
Keokuk Book-Bindery^
AN'I) BLANK BouK AN I'FACTt iftY.
BLANK
llo. k made and rui.-d t. any required
pattern. Court Records, Juaticea* Docketn, As
ses-on' Book«, Pull Booka, Ac., Ac., furniahod at
abort notice.
Old Book*, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re
bound in anv sty le desired.
'ilifc. My ftindery will be found on Second Street,
next diHirto the Athcnipimi, "iprn «f the'*Big Book."
Jan. 2«, 1S5I.—ilAw. ISAAC N. PIF1RCE.
WESTERN STAGE COMPACT.
Fl"MM !•:!TaTfl: ViToiI'H'n?.
fftB® Western Stu-re i Hiiidm icpcctfully an
liounce to thi public that their Conches leave
Keokuk Daily Sunday excepted) for Vnirftold, Os
kalituha. Fort I' Moine.i and Council Biufl-, piL&aing
through Biistor,. Charleston. Primrose, Winchester,
Biimin^hain. Ashland. Agency City, "ttuinwa, Fkl
dyville, itfkaloeaa, Pclla, Mouroe, Apple Urove, to
Ft. Iefc Mom.,.
Fmui O-kaloosft (tri-weekly) to Council KhiiTw, ria
Bellefoutiiin, Knoxville, Pliutnuutville, Iudi.inola, St.
Charleis, WinterM.*tt, Indiuiitown, Silver Creek^ to
Council Bluff*.
Alfo from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Albla, La
gruugc, to Chariton, tri-weokly.
Al.-o tr im K. kouk, Dailv, via Warreii.
D.
Faninii^'on,
Rmupart.% ll'iitonfjiort, Weoaauqua, PitUburg, Troy,
to Blooiufleld.
AIm
TO
Fort Dr«I^c from Fort Dea Moinea, passing
through Boon-boro' and llomer.
H\ery attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience of pat.-'enger*.
Clinches leave Ksukuk for all the above place* at
o'clock,
A.
M.
officc on Main Street, aeooud door above the
Laclede limrn.
R- HoCm^KST, A|4t.
Bt«k uk. It Of a !*lolni-« A Tliunr lata
K.\ I I.ROAD
Stor
Sept. i. I —tAwl v
Nral Abbot A o'a TlnTe lliprei^.
PN.
aii'l Retail i'rui»^itt, •n»er Of
BopRIETORS, Neai, Ablv.t
IN
aI'.
A
0 N
tc-nder? hif profeMsioiial aervicae
tbo c:tii. u* of Keokuk and riciaity.
Office No. 4, Burke'c Oal
lery, corner of Main
ani I'liirl rttrcet*. Fin trance on Third.
Augaat 4, lfii. dtf
BR. E. PKAHCII,""
b«-at«d in ibi* city, beg*
leave iiifv.rin hi? fri.-iri* »hd the citiseu*
generally, that, until further notice be given, he
mav be found at the office of Dr. J. F. SA«roBt.
LiU/ral ca-H advanoce on abipmeri!" of I'TKIUBC
or M«:rchandi«e, for tale iti tliir market, or ship
Biflnt to friend-.a t-
Refer to W. L. Ewing A Co., St. Louit, Mo. S. A
W B. Thayer. Quincy, 111. Oreon A Htonc, Mmca
tiue, Iowa B» 11. Campbell A Co., tjali na. III. J.
H. I^nifi.y A Co., Rock I 1
a 11' I, 111. Barkley.
Tbotnpnon A Co., lavenport 11. T. Foatfr, Beards
t'.wn. Ill Hon. A Starnc, Springfield, 111., A,
DA II. Reed, Oaie-burg. III. \V. B. Oilman, New
York Fa«»itt A Co., Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert,
Ca*hier Cotnrueroial Baak, Chicago.
Mark package- care oi T. Mi. A. A y.
_J«ly 17. 1- i —'I A w I y
PF.^^MLVA^IA BAILBOAB.
rpiTT
Prorif
n Third and Fourth ftu.,
dAw
tI.OVEK HOI si:,
I). W. turner of Walnut and Second
Muacatiuv, Iowa.
jMtk. office of the Tiptoi., Marion, Davenjport and
0»kalo*a S a^ Liuee.
re»f i
a
A !». Will, W
RATT* BETWHK* PHIl.AI'f.l.flllA ABU PITTKBtBd.
FlR'T Ct.A»«. B«"»J«, Hh'ani.'l
Ih-r ttoodf, un lo*e«) Fnr», 75c. per lWMb.
F.-athern, Ac.,
2dCi.Ai!».—liook?! and Station-1
cry. Dry Oood.«, fin beleit,) 60c. per 1M lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wo«d,
Sd CLASS.— Annl«, Bart.'iag. 1
Bacon and Pork, in bulk,) 50c. per 1W lb.
Hemp, Ac.,
4th Ci.a
1.1.—Coffee, Fi*h, B«
con and Pork,
{packed i Lard, v 4(»y. per 1H lb.
and Lard :l,
In shipping (roods from any point Kent of
Phiitxi. ipbta, b« particular U mark package "via.
Pennsylvania Railroad." All tii.fid* maaigned to
I lie A g.ntf of thia Road at Phil.id. lphia or PitU
burf, will t* forwnrdctl wuh.-ut detention.
FaciaitT Abkmi.—Moncs Potur, Ronton
Kliiott. N.York
FL. J.
graw
A
Moorebcad, L/uie vilp Ky. R. C. Meidrum, Mad
i^on. Iud. lUtehffe
A
J.
IRFJ.MB
Fe*.
TliREKuaiiv
ille, Ky. Terre Haute. Madion, Lafavetu* and
Indiana|Mili^, Ind.: Cincinnati. Dayton, prinj held.
Bellcfontain-. Ciandusky, Ttdedo,
now and Trains ran the entire dia
from ClIB'Ai.O to Bl RLIN'tiTON, Iowa,
without change of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago. New York.Boe
ton, Philadelphia, and all other |»mts Eust.
2 I'aily Train*1 leave Burlingt.u Sundays excepted.
1.—DAT EM'resh,—THBOI
Arriving at Chicago the Kame evening, passing
through Monmouth, Oaleslmrg, Princeton, and con
necting at Menduta with the llliiioia Central Rail
Iitad, to La Salle. Bloomingtun, Springti-ld, Deca
tur, Jacksonville, and Naples: also with Galena and
Dunlciih.
2.—EXPRESS
THROUGH
KEOKUK: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 185 *.
o.Vl I\
A
IT.
Co.. 8S Broad St.,
Y., WilliauiH, Tanner A Co., BaBalo. Ship
daily by People'* Line of Htoamera, foot Courtlandt
Street.
For billa Lading, apply to
Neal, A hbot A Co.,
P.B.Brooke, Us Broad
Virgil Hillyt'r.
Mark package* "Neal, Abbot A Oo'i Bxpreaa."
July 27, l§i5.—dAwflm
1865.
1
or IB
1864.
M» i. ov,_. Bruct -V i nieli'
J*»5.
Wrrrlianta* Wettrrn Elite.
NEAL.
ABli"! A CO., N»*W York, WU.UAMS.
T*
Buffalo, Pr 'pro turn. Ship daily
from Pier 2, Ea.it River, New ork.
All eargoe« fully innnred to Buffalo.
No transhipment, between New York and Buffalo.
For freight apply to
Neal, Abbot ACo.,)
P.B.Brooke, 188 Broad St., N.Y.
ir^il U• ityer,
Mark package/-. W. Line.''
July 27, 1855.—dAwtim
T. W. Airxavlrr 4c o.,
"L^OHWAROINO ahl '.tritnii-lon 51. reliant*
Freight Aift-nto for New York Rail Jtoad, ami
Fulton Luke B-.Uf Lm e, on Kri- .'uii»l and Lakei.
17U South Water Sir^t,Central Wharf, Chicago, III.
Tas
J.
S,
Coi, St.
I/JUI#,
Mit. heii A Siu, fcv*nnviilv, Ind.
11. 11. 11' 1:
STONY
H.
Mo.
J. K.
tie.MeraI Freight A^ent, Philadelphia.
MBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
1. _i v
K tll.HOAl).
Thr.-n^rb Tra.ni.b-t v»,-.-n Philadol-
and -bare —'i iu
M-KXIM.
.Mill
EAI'BK.IS IHAIX
1 KAIS
lea\ e- l*ti 1 ad. pi,.a i P, t:a• A .NI., and
Pittfburg for Philadelphia at 7 A.M. THK FANT
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Putt-burg at 1 P. M.
Tnr. NICHT
leaves Philadelphia for
Pittcbur^ at 11 P. M., and PitUburg for Philaiel
phia at IU P. M.
The alx.ve lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
road* to and from St. Loui?, Mo. Alton, Oalena
and Chicago, 111. Franki'ord, Lexiiigton and
Cleveland, .'dum-
btiri. Zane.-v-ilie, Masai lion and We.ostcr,Ohio alio,
with the Steam Packet IioaU from and to New Or
leans, St. L. uis, Louiarillc, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets oan be had to or from either of
the alxive placet).
For further partieular?, see Hand-bills at the dif
f. rent s'artinir point-. PassetureM from the West
will find thi* the shortest and niont eX|H.diti..uh
ruut* u. Philadelphia, BalumorK, *iork or 1W
toa.
TH0B. MOORE,
AciBNT, n^er lanes, Philadelphia.
J. MKSKTMEK,
Atfcn*. Passenger Jjiaee, FHlebaiw.
Fab. 1, 185o.— 1 y
Chicago and Burlington R. R. Line.
A
1
'i
ui*». ka
1 *nd "iiiro, tin i^-' i.
A V" incv Kanroaas,)
IStaacocompleted,
7. .10, P.
M.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
Mendota for St. Louii* and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Road* run in close connec
tion. avoiding all laying over at any of the pointa.
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and with all
the Road* leading to the Atlautic Cities, 0hiu,Ken
tu -k.s and Pennsylvania.
Pa.isciigerH lcawng Burlington at
7.30,
P. M.,
reach Oalena and Dunleitii in 12 hours, and St.
Louis in 1'ti hour^.
By this route passengers will reach the interior
portion* of O'-mi and Indiana in less time, and with
fewer charges, than by any other route, connecting,
via Michigan Central at Michigan City, with the
New AlUmv and Saletn Road, thence to' all points
south and houtbcii*t.
Baggage cheeked direct through to Chicago, and
no charge for handling at anv point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be parohaeed
at the Rail Rood Office in Burlington.
i. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
REBICK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
C. E. FOI.I.KTT, tieneral Ticket Agent,
Chicago, May 1ft, 1.^55. dAw
Agent, Chicago.
PAIMC V VOODN.
JUST
received ap elegant assortment of fineGooda,
sueli a-. French Cliuia ascs, Parian ami Terra
Cytta. Ac., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Suunic, Ciud Receivers, Cigar standa, Jewel
Stands, Spoon UobloU, Figures, Cupids, Busts, Ac.
Also on hand a good assortment of Crockcrv and
Olaacw&re. CARE1 A KILBol RN'E.
June la, 1855.
ip*ra 4k Chewinf Tobacco*
A I'fPoCE assortment ju*t receie.-d. A|1 wht» are
X*. fond of the weed can be satisfied bv %llin* ou
Hept. 2—1 MOORE A H'MO'Llt.
AUiovea,assortment
Fl LL at l^ailu Kid, Suk and LiMl
all
coltKB, Vary dmap at
Bept- 1, im. Mii^CHitLL A 00%
A K 1 9 I K
A I
HIS popular line
daily trip* as a*u». th'-..ugufBt Che season,
oon
neeting at Keokuk with the tabular daily Mail
Packets te Ito. k Isi.AJio, Oau-hna aad ST. I'ai L,ruu
ning in connection with the H«t,.ruads to Cuicago
and he
FIIM!
Ihe line is at nreeent composed of the ft
earn era
DIB VBK«O5, WBSTBBWgn, JBAHSII DBAXS, and
KKOKI whose nim« alone are a auffioientguaraa*
tv of their speed and atvomtnodaiiona.
March 5, l.ij5. dWm
KLUKLLI AM) HOt li MHUAVD
,S66« I8F§*
RATT.ROAT) MTL5 STKAMERS.
III, two fast 8leain*rs J. M'Kkk and BBS CAMP
u
now
DUII», V
*®w Arraagrneat.
HE Steamer G. W. fci'ARJlAWK
»:_Il.ruri a regular daily packet
from Keokuk, in connection with tri arr
of the Northern Cross Hailroad at Quincv in
Quincy at S o clock and arriving at. Keokuk at iji
M., and leaving Ke-.kuk on return trip at 5 o'clock.
For freight or passage appiv on lioard.
DR.
Ian
ctief »i N..11 l,»r i em uii'l -out
western State#, bv a continuous Railwuv direct.
Thin road also connects at Pitt-bur^ with da lv tine
of ."4teaiiicj to all port* on the Western Bivera, and
at Cleveland and Sanduskv with Steatn. ri" to ali
port* on the Northwestern Laker making the miMi
direct, cheajKiit and reliable route bv who Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Or
cat We«t.
R. K. RICKEY. Surgeon De
having returned from the Ea
wiil be happy to wait on his friend*
Having a large stock of Teeth, fr* n
the best manufactories, can please the moi* fa.«:.-li
ous. Teeth mounted on eiffitr gold or plat ma, on
his new improved liie'hod, winch is now being used
by the best Don'ists. lie is aia- pr pared to muunt
Block Teeth, or Continuous Guni». on gold or piati
na when on the latter, at a lower prise amounting
lo the difference in cost ut material full set* ou
gold for $IOti, on PLATIXA for $V0. All work war
ranted. office on sonih aide of i/kmdeau, between
Jd and 4th Strec's, Keokuk.
March 2T.—dly
Neu Jew i lrj i:atntli\liiut nt.
I'AK.M I.I A i tnpBi i.i,
HAVI.ju-t
IAJU
A. U
1«&S.
j- n-d a new .r o:. M:.:i. street, be
tween S.-cond and Third, where may be found
an entire new stock of
OOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
I'alor and mantle Clocks, silver simoon", forks, kniTM,
Ac., pur- as *in. New and fashionable JeW'-lry,
1 itt war. fine jiocket cuth ry in fact everything
w and desirable in this Hue aad which tnay U
Ixrtight cb-aper than elsewhere.
T-0~ The puhiie nerally are invited to call and
i Aaimnc the stock, wLu iher thuy wish to purchase or
not.
Keokak,October II, '55—dAwy
W
Di
W. JO^ET,
fSticcessor to P. Slingprland.l
•1ALRR in Clocks, Watches and Jewei
y, Second Street, (next door to
Charle-A
Parsons' Banking House,i Keokuk, Iowa
The subwrilM-r has just rcceiv. s large an
1-autiful stock of Oold and Silver Watch -.Old
Jewelry, Ac., imprising the latest styles oi Ijuius'
Breast Pins, Fiar Ring*, F'mger Rings, Cuff Pins,
OoldOtiard and Fob ChaiUs, Keys, Seals, Silver
Thiiuhles, Oold Slide-, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens
with or without holders, Gold Pencils, hll aud
Pencils.
WATCH R«PAIBT*o.
The subscriber b. ing a practical watchmaker,
feels coiupetctit to repair the inosi flicult aud deli
cate work that may be minuted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Coilltt'T Timk.
The public may rc»t assured that the eonftMi time
is, aud always w.11 be kept bv
NovJW, H54.—dly N.W.JONES.
LIV1.H1 (iTABLE,
ON
OH
{()~A. M.
Johnson sticet, betwewu 1st aud 2d.
by Wm. II. ClrUHOKM. This e.-tabli-b
incut is large, comm xlious, well arranged
and amply provided with good horses wei 1 r:n ned
hiuness, as well as with Carriages Buggies and
Hacks, open and cb»ce, covorcd and half o»v. rod, of
every description, adapted to convenience or luxury.
Horses or Carriages of residents of the city or vis
itors from abroad kept on moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the bu-iness.
Horse- bought and lold on commission and (Ol lay
own ac.--.uiit at all tiinos.
May 2.*i, 1865.—dly
WrKee 4c Tlmbrriiaan** l.lvery Ktable.
Stable, -itil.tted on Third Street. tween
J- .Main and Bloudcau Streets, is large un c«.in
in «liou- and e-p.-eialK' lilted up and adapt for the
busin ?s and the tunicr-ign.-d are amply prepared to
accommodate their frienda ami th public g-nerally,
with Saddle Horses, Baggies, and Carriages at rea
sonable rates. They also keep Horses |,y the day,
wee*., or mouth. SAM 'L M. KEE,
BSigh'
NK-ILAMBRS.
'fa cam r. will make regular
•"•king daily tritw. connecting at
Rock Iiland with the cam for ths Kaet, and with the
Daily Mail Packet* for OaJcu* and .laitit Paul, and
at Keokuk with the great Mail Lm. SU-auiers Jen
nie
utteriier, Keokuk and Die Yernou for
St Louis.
J. KBB. Captain Lcroy Ridgr, leave* Daren
port and Rock Inland every M. ridsv, Wedncwiay
and Friday erening* for Keokuk" Returning,
leave?. Keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
dav hveningv.
Bf.N- ("ABCBKU.. Captain R. F. Rartlett, leavet Da
vcnj^irt and Rock Island every T'licsdaT. Tnursday
ami aturday evviiingi. Returning, leaves Keokuk
c4iLr^
eduwhlay, Friday and Sunday evenings.
For freight or Passage, inquire ml board, or of
T. JlEAlGilT, Agent,
March, 3.—-dtf Fteukuk.
S'Di'rrs, Ag-ot at Keokuk.
June is, i*5.*.--dAw
RinoVAI..
e n a S u e y
R. S. BARBER Wjuid r.stec11uIly
iiiiurui his jiatroii-i and th. public gen-^j^^^
erall*. that he lm- rem ned his..the. to the New Brick
building fin th* est side "f Tliird "treet. between
Main and Jehnsoii, wh-rc b« hin secured a bands, ine
sun uf rooms, and has spaied u. itii#r pains or ex
pense to make tiiem elegant andeoinfortahle. Thank
iul f..r a fav..ri. lie -ciritfl a coniinuance cf the
same. ^2-4f~All "jx^atious warrant, d.
Keokuk. Oct. 12d
n. w. iitcki,n.
Dmet
L.
Sneeder, Philadelphia Ma-
Kooiif, Baltimore tie...( Fran. iw us, Pitts
burp tiprigman A Brown, Cincinnati. Ohio
B.^
RtiKDN E N I
City of K. ok uk, lo.,—Office on Mam 6t., between
JSocond and Third Sre»t*.
R. H., in additiun to the usu.il
h.«ls of inserting artificial te. •'.
i' iu fnsses«ion of the exclusive right
for this mty of mounting the "com.u
uous guui teeth," to universally admired for their
beauty, strength, and cleanliness. After an expe
rience ..f two years in this sf\le uf Moik. he would
unh. sita'incb recommend it to the public as pos
sessing many ami great advaa'nrrs over any other
t'yls of work known to the profession. Those in
terested arc respectfully iaviu-U.to.wall and examine
specitnona of the different ttetheds of mvaating
teeth.
April 16,1855.—dAwly
DI iTAI. SOTK'I
Dist,J.
J.
W. TIMBERMAN,
Keoknk, Oct. 17, l".M.~dff
B. Bawdcn A Son.
W^DULD respectfully call the attention o Ihe
public to their wtock of the ^uulity vf
Marble, which they have just recei v. iT'direst from
the Eait, which tiny are enabled to sell at as cheap
a rate as can be obtained in St. I/utis
We arc determined to act upon the motto—
"SHAM. PKortT* AVB Qt'KK RKTI RS8."
Give ut a call and we pledge ourselves to show you
as fine marble, and as good workmnntihip. both in
the ornamental and plain styles, as can he fouud
anvwhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock of Marble on ite
way from the East, and shall bo fully prepared to
meet any demand that may be made for articlea in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondean.
April H."i4.
WS! *I:\YFTTL KEH'LFFF
CJIUREi da s laUr from the Crimoa. Y\"e arc an
thor.ied to stat- that Lavuks A DAI
new Bread Wagon is
I.HBUTV
wn
'a
thu liaJi, funuciii. t.-tter
Bread,* aki-s and Crackers, and more for ^1, than
waeevor furuithtvl fwf the saiue in Keokuk. II you
want any of the aboVc artieltw, try th.j Ran W
WtBJSG. /. n. CLATKMUU
A. L. DEBIKG A CO.,
(Suececnors to Granville B. Smith A Co.)
ANKERS and dealers in Flxchange, Keokuk, lo.
check* on all the principal eitiea conatant
ly I .r tale in «um» tw suit.
Collections on thi# city remitted for promptly at
curreut rates of FJxchangs.
We will b«\ and a. n all kind of Gold, Specie,
and uncurreut Bank N'..t«, a* be*t ratea.
lnte/eat allowed «n s|n-ial de(Ksita
BEKtHKM Li
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New Fork.
Meears. E. W. lark, lKnlge A Co.
Lucaf A SunondB.St. Louis.
Fl. W. Clark A liro'a.
N. Corwith A Co., Oalena,
May 21, 1855.
EX*IIA!(.F
AND BA-Skixi
Oand^hnsonStreets,
Refer to l.ucas A Simonda, St. Louie, Mo.
L. A. licnoist A Co., do
Ailantiw Bank,
I'M,.-ten.
Duncan. Sherman A Co., New York.
Drexel A Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lnion Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 0.
Pri ce, Converse A Co., New Orleana, La.
Sept. 1, 1
sJ5.—i.l
I y
ODELL A HATLEKai
BAM'I'ACTl-itSBrt AND DlALBM 15
o o s a n N i o e i
B1!will
con Uti.l u: rivals oui -t... k .1 Eastern Wurk
buou be the fiinst and largest ever offered
in Keokuk. They are sijix'ted with sjrtvia! reference
t.. the wants of the retail trade, and will comprise
very variety imag.liable. Ths priocs will be tuch
as will convince every oue that we have fully adopt
ed the motto of "tjuick Sales and Small Prufits."
N. B. The summer Guuls now uu hand will b«
Closed out
AT
tosT.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
To th Ladie- we would say, call in and see out
elegant styles of Bootees. Busiaus, aud Slips, of the
finest inuteriais, now manufactur.^d at our esiabiish
ment, which in point of quality and durability we
will Warrant t.. [e e.jual t^ any in the west.
Gentlemen will find it to tle ir interest to call and
examine our k of coetoin-made work, of which
an ample quantity will alwavi be kept on hand, and
i a- we use ouiy tn- U-st niatsi.als. and employ none
bn' the b**sl workmen, they may rest as»iued of a
«1 article, gu.tranteed to fit iu all case*.
N. B. All articlea of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sigti *f the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
An, ust :0, 1' -dAw
Excelsior Boot A Mboe lllanulaictory
T1IE I..ATKST RM V U ATFKVM AN VAKULOXK.
J. T. HARRIS A CO.,
HA\
INIi just «.).• n'-d a -hop. in their old
busiues*, on Ahini street, tn-tween Main
aud diuson, Keokuk, Iowa, respeeriuliy
announce that they are prepared to manu
fac'.ure the neatest aud most fashionable Boou ai.^
Shoes that can l»e got up.
Determined nt to be excelled by any manufac
turers in the West they solicit a share of public pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock is always of the latest fash to* ami best quali
ty, and at the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern or slop work en hand, we
warrant all ujr r. adv made Boots and tihoes of the
same character a*, those made to order.
Call aud leave your orders for ayfoodfit. War
ranted to suit in every particular.
Rc|iairing in the neatest aunl moat auhetan
tiai muuaer dune on short aotice,
July 21l1855. dy
STAR
florsi:
(JEO. C. ANDF1RS0N, on Third, between Main
Keokuk, Iowa. Colleetiuus
on this eity remitted promptly, at current rale .f
Exchange.
Tutereat on deposits when apecially agread
U|un.
Refer to E. W. Clark A Bros., 1
Bankers,
St. Louis.
,. E. W. Clark A Bros., 1
Bogy, Miltenberger A Co.,
John J. Aridei»o|i 4 Co.,
E. W. Clark, D.nlge A Co.,
lge A Co., New York City,
n.urs from V A. M. to 5 P. M.
,ho
Jul* 11, Is
Hanking llouaa of Ctaata. Paraoiti^
Cor. of Main and 2d Sts.. K EoKl'K. loWA.
Sand
IGHT Exchange on the
FJISU
and South bought
sold. F^uropcan ExchaDgtfor rsmittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Intereat allowed OB
detx
•sits aa per agreement
J. T. HARRIS A CO.
Tall Trade.
Gate City Itooi und «hee Store.
No. 112 Main St tw .ii Fourth aud Fifth.
IIHE undersigned would nBf.vtful!y
A the attention .f the Ladies and Gent
ni-n of Keokuk and vicinity, tu their fine and
Well sc lee led .lock of B-«ts axid Shi*«. now
ojB ii. and for sal- at the above crlaLliihnicnt, com
prising all kinds of La/li.s', Gent*', Mines', Bt.ys',
and Children's wear, of all "tyl. s. grad-* and .uea
This- g(*d» liar-
IKKII
H.vvi:of
ft
fci.-leH*t.il with d|Kf*ial refercn.*
to neatness of style aud durabihtv, and will be sold
at a v. ry small adtancc above kasteru c.»t, aa we
are detcrinin not ti b' undersold by any house in
the city. Phase give us a oal). Au examination of
goods and prices is the only favor we ask.
A BRO.
Scj.t. S. 1-v,.). ~d 11. C. Hl'L-KAMP
Boota and Shoe*
Wholesale.
}KI»C carrying on the wholesale Boot aud
Shoe business, we respectfully call the attention of
the trade to our largo and well assorted stock,
which is now being received direct from the best
manufactories in Massachusetts. It is-ur intention
to alwayi keep on hand a complete assortment of
goods in the hue, and offer such inducements as will
obtain for us a liberal share of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to oall and exam
ine our stock before they purchase.
July 7.—d CARTER A CO.
DAVIEN HART.
WHOLESALEStreet.
Dealer* in Boots and Shoes, No.
lis, Main Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we hare
engaged in the aboYe business, having nil the facil
ities lor purchasing our stock directly of the manu
la turer.- at th« lowest figures. It is our object and
determination to build up a large and permanent
tiadc by keeping on hand a large and w. 11 assorted
stock making our pricesse. low that none can U less,
and tei ins and discounts as lib-ral as any other
houae.
Pleaae call aad examine our stock. aeplSd w
Third Street
Wltoleaale Bool and Shoe Store.
H.V
i \G now iv 4 in fall an 1 Winter stock
of Boots and sb--'vs.|l aui pr. pared to offer su
prior induc-trt Mits fit delib rs. My stock being di
rect from first hands wifl b' sold as low, if not a lit
tle lower, than anv hoi
make it to the aU.in
chase, to call on in
Remember, on Th.
Johnson, a few do rs
8»pt.. 8.-- dilmwtf
!\Olv AI
fJ^UE sub-crib.
okuk aud
ck iu trade
in the city. 1 promise to
of those d'-siriug to pur
We purchasing.
Street, between Main and
.u!li of Av-rs' Drug Store,
W! F. THOMPSON.
raniciiunt.
id iiilorm tiic citizens of Ke
tlial hv has purriiased the
of li. nl F. Dodeon, a No. 5 'lliird
Street, where he La. ofi hand a general assortment
of F'rcneh and American Cloths, Cassiniercs and
Vesting*, which ho will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in a style not to h- surpassed.
Also a good assortment of tiuuimer Coats, Teats,
and Shirts, always on hand.
July l.i, 1855.—
dtf JAMES M. TYLER,
rilo JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.— Want. d. imme
.L diat. y. at No. ft. Third Street, two Jfnt rmtf
journeymen sailors. Nont others need apjdr.
»ep27 J. M. iVLKR.
Removed from Concert Mall.
Iat
E. 11. HOl'GHTON, Attorney and Counaelloi
Um Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
lecting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction Hntw of Smith A Van Sieklen.
on street between Main and Juhnaun, Keokuk,
Iowa. Lots of Lota and Fanns for sale, ou reasona
ble terms. ['oct. U-d
Diseases of Ihe E)e and I teru*.
LL opviaOotir on the Eye, cs|Mcially lor Stmhit
mus, CataiiM t. and Artiliciai Puiii, and n the
CI.TUS, (or PolvptiK and Tumors, pcrioiiued by Da.
8H ERMA.V. Office corner of Main aad Savtath ata.
A
AOUK.
Oct Itt—d LANFDHV DAI GilERlY.
Jet. «. '55—d
NO. 202.
Fall Trade.
CLOI hlNG SToRE. 72, Main St., KaoMk.
H. Straus wosld re.nvct/ully aall the at
tention ef ths gentlemen of Keokuk aad vieinitj to
the fact that he has formed a co-partneralup with
on.- f.f the be-' ulothing houses in Cincinnati (J. Ma
rienthal A Akyck.) and tlius poesa—es superior fa*
ciiitics f.ir th.- Ht^^tioii and purchase of stocks
clothing and lurnishing g»4».
They have now a most complete assortment ofaaU
kind* of Clothing, comprising in (art, Cloth ad
Overcoats. Pants and ests of all grades, stales aiBd
'ixee, Shirts, suek», flats auid Cope, Tranka 4~e.
h.*e goods )istve been tehstcd with oarc, and will
be told at s small ad cane- on euttom oust. W# are
determined not to be undersold by any establish
ment this side of Cincinnati.
Country merchants are particularly invited to call
aud examine our stock, before purchasing elwwliera.
jep 17 d*wtf li. STRAI'S A CO.
1,1
Htv»o.
To the Cltlxena at Keokuk."
TIIE
subscrib. we.uld announce to the eitiaedi of
K.Nkuk that be has just received a itoek of tfee
ix-at and in (.nit fashionable good.- for gentleman's
wear ev-r brought to Keokuk consisting of French
and American cloths, cassimeret and vesting* plush
es, velvets, grenadines, cashmeres, Ac., winch he will
make up on the shortest notice and the bast stjlo
to order. Th. subscriber has also ou hand a flue M*
sortment of shirts, cravats, »-aifs, collars, 4x.
*e|i 17 .IAMI M. TYLEE.
ATTENTION*! ATTENTION 1
HAVING
made arrangements for Uie establish
ment ufa large Clottuug Manufactorx, ou tho
Eas'ern plan, I am now offering my Spring and
.•summer Goods AT PHIUB COST. Those in ao«4Bl
iothiug will find thus t... be a rare chance.
Corner of F'ir«t and Maiu Streets.
N A A N i O E E
Keokuk, July 12, 1S55.— iAwlv.
To Ihe (.entlenaen.
ON*
exhibit ion, an assortment of French, Scotch,
and American Cassimerea—the first «vur offered
ID Unr market.
KsTiNtis.—In Moire Antique Plain And Fifwtd
Oionadities, Brocade and Re* Silks Silk Velvet
aud Plush.
(. LOTHN.—Bla'k and Blue. 5ne grades, and broken
check Cas-itncrca, for fall auit*.
A iso—A ch die selection of Kid. Cloth
and Merino
G.oves Half Hose iu Wimj, Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Hi Ik aad Merino I nderahfertt
aud Drawers Cravats fccarfs and Handkerchiefs.
ls:
dAw 1» D. FOd'lKE.
f'LOTHI.\'V CLOTHING
FOR THE FALL ANLt WINTER TRADE.
rt lv, stu, k ,f
A J. G. si E\\ ART arc now in receipt of
a very large and carefully selected stocM
of Drug-, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent
M. divine.-, Popular Remedies, Mechanical l.i
quor. Paints. Oils, Dye Stuff,, Perfumery, and eve
ry variety of fancy articles usually found in thabaet
establi-hnn nt- of the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
J*JUtided,
HAtheEMcKennythee
1
....-
jA1(
DFCWBY.
nCROHAn TAILOBH.
^1^HIP.D Stre*'t, betwoeu Main and Johnson. Kee
A kuk lows, have just received, at thuir iMhioa
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishmeat, a
choice and excellent supply of Broadcloths, Caaai
nieres. V eatings, and Gent lemen's Furnishing Goods
of all descri[itions, and gnarautea that their work
shall be doiu in the mo»t aj.j.rovcd and tatisiaatory
tnauiitr. They are constantly receiving theNtiW
York and I'hi ladclphia F'ash ions, and r.epectfully
solicit ali who desire geod work and the boat mats
rial to give them a call.
HUTCHINSON A DEWEt.
April 5, 18j»i.™4!v
Heady Mada
nothing. Oentlem.-n's Furnishing(i.^d., Trunka,
Hats, Carpet bags. I mbndlas. Ac., which I will seli
at W noi.1 SALE A.S u litTAii., at a very small advance
above Eastern.at. cornel of Eim
am
ii,
n
fe^pt. dAw N. I10FFHB1MEB.
City Drug Store!
Burrows Block. Mate Street KEOKUK.
ST
Sf
Purchasers will confer a mutual favor by calliag
at our e-tabli-liuient before buying elsewhere.
Physicians:' prescriptions carefully put up.
DR. J. G. SritWAUT s office and consulting raon
in the Drug Store.
l'HOFESBIOXAL RtrKRENCBB
T. 0. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medical College.
J.Cobb, a tt
John Locke, u
May 3, ln.5.—dAw.
'M
F. H. O'Connor,
APOTHECARY AND DBI GGIITI
A P'' 1 0 L' AlUL. li A 1.1,, coi Tturii and
j. a. Johnson sts., Ke- kuk, la., is now in receipt^
of a large and well selected slock of Drug!
Medicine-, Chemicals and Dye Stuff#. Also
large assortment of the ni..»t isipular PatWt Med
icines now in use, some of which hv has the exclu
sive agency of therefore would call the atten
tion of country merchants and druggists to ihesuuiu.
My stock ol Perfumery and Toilet arliclt* is larga
and varied, c..uipri-ing Lubin's, Basinand JuM
u» Hauel's fine Extras every d*K riptioti of Hair
Oils, Poiuaeles, Fancy Soap*, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes, and all wd. r» u.-. ,J teil. puriM^aes.
Chon e brands of Cig»r% Snufts, and Tobacco always
on huud. Physicians'IVesvriptions carefuiJy 40iU*
at ali hours of day or night.
F. II O'CONNOR.
COI ATI AGENT.
1 McKKNM.Y, has been appointed Agent ill
A Lee County, for tlie sale of SpmiTCofca
tons for Moftoinal, Mechanical, and Sacramental
purpeifee only.
Call at No. 80, tign of the Golden Mortar, Keo
kuk, Iowa.
July lid, 1345.
r.t. BCBKNNY iT«. BU»B».
& Runner,
V i s a y a s s o i a e i n s e 1 v e s o e e o
trau»acii..n of l*rug business ia allUB
branches. They expect to keep on hand a geUOTal
and well selected-assortment of Pure Druga, Cbeal
cal», Perfumery, l'ainta, Oils, Ac.
Also have by this arrangement become solo pro
prietors for the manufacture und sale of II. R. Oill
inore's celebrated Mamalukc Liniment and unrival
led Vegetable Auti Bilhuus Pills, f-r tb«Siataio|
Iowa. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, (Mtd
territory ,f Nebraska.
A o e s i n u u e w i IK- addressed to
4 1 s n
RUNNER.
K E N N Y A
Pee. 6,1S44. dtf
JAlltKK REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics' Block, North side of Main St., Ketskuk,
lows.
AVING made arrangements for a perma
nent business in the above liue, I an
o e i n o e i y a n o u n y a e a large
and Hell selected stock of Drugs, Medicines,^
Paints, Dyes, Oils and arnishes. Brushes, Glass
ware and W mdow Glass. Also Perfumery and fan
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco aud Snuff, and a choice
assortment ol lamilv Groceries, including SptceB*
Teas, FTavoring *traeis, Cundiet. Soda. Saleratua,
and a varictv of articles pertaining to that depart
ment all which will be sold on thu principle*^
"small )roflts and i|uiek returns."
Particular alleutiou given to jireparing praf lip
tioiis. Incuses where medicines .if required dur
ing the night it is frequently n CAnvenient to obtain
them. This difficulty I have completely obviated
1having inv residence iu a art ..f (ho same build
ing oooupicd by my store and persons desiring OMd
lemcs, may rdy up u j^rea-uring th at all hiiurs,
night e,r day, without liicotiveniciice or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchating by
tlu c|iuuitity, are requested to give meacail.wl
am deteruiilied to Sell e»li favoruble teriii^ anjf
house in the eity.
April (i. 1855. y
1 00 American Penetrating fetet
1 UU ment. iu ijuantities to suit )urehasers.
200 dot. Lacuiapian Liniment, and a great rariaBa
of Patent Medicines at
April 0, 1"5J. RI.'Y NoLl)tj' I^rug btorc.
LARD
OIL. Spirit Gas, Linseed Oil. Copsd, Japan
Demar and Coach Varntth, on band and ftr ia
__ REY N'Ol.IiS' I'rujf Stoi!«
,)AA BOXES Glassware and Window (,lane a:
£\fV REYNOLDS' Dmg Si
CASK PrttAca al
SWffiOUNI'Drag ft*
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