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VOL. 2.
(J
El)c (Sate Citg
IS PL'US.l.MK!. I'.VKI.'V HnllMM, St. Mm S, K Vl.KlTtl).)
By J. B. UOWIXL A CO,
Ti: ,VS
Frv»? I»oi UhRft ran ARJU.'M, payable in Advance, or,
TKS CK"r« PEN WKKR, payable io tbe Currier,
A'iv rti-em nU in»md on favorable terms.
LI.OVD D. SIMPSOHf,
AfXORNEY
at Law and Nmurv Public. Office
in the new Post Office bu id tig on JohnWlQtt
bai ween 'hi and Jd.
Collections promptly attended to.
Keokuk. Fib 13. 1*55.—du.
ton* W. KANKIS. kAMitKL p. MIU.Kit.
RANKIN 4c niLLKK,
ATTORNEYS
at Law, Keokuk. Iowa.— Office over
Partus' Bank, eoruer of Mwn and Second fit*.
Dec. 2.H,
P. r. M11.1.KU. J. *. •»(**,
til I.
Ml It A BECK,
ATTORNEYStheLaw
Agen.a or investigation of (.and Titlei and
tbe pure.ia.He and sale «»f R-al Estate will b«*reaf
to prac'iee in and r* rntarly attend the D.ntriet
Cour of Keokuk and Ft. Madimm, and of lb* other
MUII'IH
of the Fir*t Judicial District of Iowa and
wrll also practice in ibe Supreme Court of tbe State.
Ft. -Madison, Feb. 17, luij,—dif.
si. REID,
ATTORNEY at LAW. Keokuk. Iowa.
On
I the R* i li-H.i •»!, Mam i»mt,
ov i-r J. K. liruot'a afore.
Aagurt I95&.
j. «. noxtftt*.
A TTORNEY' A 1 LA VV, Ottumwu. Vfapellv oun
J\ v. Ima.
July 25, 1*55.
Jo
tin P. Horniwb,
A TTORN'KY' and i' jun-cSior at L«w, Keokuk, Io..
J\, Will promptly a ?«-nd to ail bu«iaet» «*ntrttiic4
to bis raft?.
£|tcc») given t« the eolk-ciiim of Claim*,
Land Agencm*. Act.
Office Ml the Poet Office bllitdmg, 11 Johnson St.,
between 2nd ami Hd.
T. r. HII' UM*. CMNRX VICKKL.|
wiiiTro-wo & AHCKEL,
ATTORNzuma,
IE- at Law and ici.i al l.and Agent*,
Mont* Poweabuk co-in'y. I«wa. Will
attend in au bu»nn?-a tu'rii»u-d t-.j iii. tr car« ia
Paw»hn k. Iowa, lkn»n, Tauia. Mafbali, and Ja«
p.'r I -'.:t»! it's,
'"il"cum»is will revive atientioB.
R-ftrr to B. BIMV'IUH k Co., St. Unii ho
Blwk 4 Co., I'itt#l»urj» W. A. k L. ^huawy,
PbiItMl.'l(Jiia lteB*in}r*'r 4 Co., li«]tiin'ire:
C. U. t'driis, Wamn, Pcnntyivania 11»». 1. R.
Barr«', Chorfjeld, unrjhauta Editor PiUaburjf
«ion/' Ac.
.Tun*1 V 1 V/.—d
W. B. KOVEHVllxr. Kt J»|i. I.
O. Prodn««ft DOinliii«M
».M.\IEliYIU,E, CRAl)F0RL A O.. U^iu-rai
kjlV"«iatv. Cwinuiii-iuii and Forward ins MercLantj,
2Si» 'in.aiif. Par'icuu.r ati.,nii"t» faid u tin- pur
cbaflc aud f:ilc of Western I'r.niuee. Al*», to 'lie
Ilt-vv 'iiijc and Furwardiug bti?m»« gf*ner»ii». Or
tli-r* «j-t. atiy »oli-Ucd, .No. TI Tcin-upttoula*
»ir«
July 13, —d!v
n A: O.,
tt!)HWAKfT\'»ATI
March 2H—.1!v.
VUlWAKiilM. an-.i1 oium.o'i'X) Merchant* U#b
rral H'.fa-n A''-i,--. atnl dealer* in Ba!
S:ori and (itm.-* rite, 1« t. t- «t Packet K*
okuiv.
April 1, 1s
John B.Carson & Co.,
tmnlstioii. Morugr nnd loruarfl*
iUK ncri kuBl,
"VTO. J*i and iO i u.iw-r tal aU-«»t, (between
X* Olive and Pin'4.i St. I,#, Mil. d#T»ljr
I
V I i A O
ComanlaatonA orwarUinK HrrthMli
V .'t iUlJ Ml r!
A Li'J.N, Illinois.
Aujriwt Si, l'.'-.V- -ilv
ioi»rPH SM W j*. i.ammxk.
w^'ow A. r.BEnr,,
"'(OMMlrs^IO.S Wh' i'-.tic iirowsr*. nod
n Pr «1 i •, Main Mr ct. between Poartb
and Fifth, Keokuk, I H.I
Stpf mWr 1. 1.^55.—dly
JOHX Bt'll.N*. »!. i KEXTUBJ*.
Knma & Bmtfen,
""^tTHMLKS A LK •jr'.fcr*. F'i'rwurdirij and Cota-
V iii:*.iion MercTiant*, Keokuk, low*.
Ju:y
lJ,
—dly
aaxtfcl. UAV1LL. J'J*il'8 UAKILL.
h. & j. liAmi.i,,
XjmiOLnSAUi trnc«rx, Tea d-ah-rs, Commiukm
W an 1' irw :i.f
d'.ng M«rcbant., N%.. Levee,
Hire? •Ivor* b-low Luviintitrwi, .Si, Loa»f Mo.
Wiin li 14, IHjO.-d
JAJitf* Bitici:,
WUomcaac
HOLES A Lf, and retail iisl« n Ponifn and
lr,j- tioinli, ('io:tnn^, Boots, ciboe#,
Ha s, aps, .nuets, Xrirataiug*, Ac., ^o. ad Main
Strvvt, Ki'iikuk, Iowa.
Feb. 7, iSjj,
fcTarroni., ,i. r, H'CCBB.
ST AFFORD & TH'CI Ml,
"VI7"I10I,[ .-ALK (i t.cm and 'ummi-'^ion Mer-
V cUanti, second door above tbe corner of Bits
deau. Waur Sireet, Ktsokuk, Iowa,
March H, lHij.—Jrf.
t. A- biiim L.\.M.
*R
and 4ioiin-:on Mcrcbanta, No.
Age nts for t)«
•aI.-"f W iim f*»«i .«vill« ilyaraul.c CVuifnt, Cal
I'ia-trr, aud Lime.
Particular attention paid to th«- tale of tirain, Ba
con, and i^ard.
It. B. IIl^nA it «o.,
A.Mrs WATT.
HRH)( i,A\D AXD WATT.
"VXT HOid'.sALK liEALKKS in lir-t. brands of
Vuginia TobaticK, nnd Import -rs of fine Ha
vana C:g!n, W *st .Side of 'i'lmd (stre. t, ictvii-.u
Ma.n and Johnson, Keokuk. Iowa. Hep2iliuid.
*-. W. A' II. TU CKDK,
MF»R7tltS und wiioli -a!.- .i, i:, r: in ITardware
and Cutlery, corner of Ma n tind t*cnnd Sfroets,
8»r» "f RFJ) PADLOCK.
July 2:MS,»—dly.
RSrOlHJRK IIETTS. 0, MKJULEX.
MI TTS 4 3ii:i,Li s,
/^OM.MI.s^lOX unil I'urwttnliii^ Mcrcbantu, Ko.
$
Ciiy Busidin^-, HUH L^UT*, Mi-uuri.
—iie/crti%c*
Runj-ell A Bennftt,
Child, Pratt A Co.
0. D. Fillcy,
Woods Chriwy A Co.
A. J. -Creery A Co.
Gii'y, MeCune A Co.
Bu t. Wiiev A Bant,
S. A J. llamiI,
WiHon & Brotiters,
Miireh 2.), 1 d.l w
Crow, MtCreery A Co.
James Watnon,
Young Brothers,
C. W. Stone A Co.
Capi. E. \V. tioitld,
Riiodeji, Pegratn A Co.
Loker, Reuich A Co.
W. S. tiilman,
J. F. Coui-toek A Co.
J. K. COPEI,!,
ORWARDISrt andCointnij|ioii Merohant, who'e
«.aie dea'er in Groceries and Produoc, No. 61 Le
Tee, Keokuk. Iowa.
N. B,—Partieuiarattention paid to tbw Forward
ing bn-inefw.
April 11, 1854.—dAw
CUAb. I'eil.l.lVR. s. KKLAcHJii, X. B. Xlttt
Tiit.,ieri
ins
Helios A Klrl.j
I an Out 1.1V Iiiul Wli.ite ale ti'.oiiera ill Foreign and
Jl. 1) »ine'tii- Dry Uood*, No. 16 North Mam Siredt,
Bt. Loai!', Mu. yw»20.
A. RltinfilTtM
JSt
Agent for the MnonMiri a e Mutual Insurance
oiiipaity, the Direc'or.1 of which are among the
olden: mid be.it known business m»n of St. Lost*.
il.idpf
A. ATTBHSO?'
w II. A,
W H. TLMUKITM AN,
i» i rn:us«^
COMMISSION-It),
wm PArrKUsns.
A O,
A KORWARD1NG MERCHANTS
Nand v 'e, K iokuk, Iowa.
C.in»isrii«ii -nM of all kind* of PrudoeeVlU meim
prompt an.1 jkrsonal attention.
Augwut 18ii».—dAwy
l. 11. SMtTR. *. 'S. TA5SK7Kljrif.
«*1TH A VA!NlKf.fK,
W O K S A K A I O N O U S E
ASI)
R. ai K-ut-- Agftn-y, on .i b.*tween Main and
J'thn^.on str ot"., Keokuk, Iowa.
N. B. Particular attention yiaiil toth-sule of Real
ExtaU' at Auetion. 10,
DB. J!%«. It. AL.L.i:.'*,
OiFFITR.S
iiis prof- rf ai rvicen to the citizen*
Keokuk und vivimtv.
Hmoflio tin* ram' 1 re occupied by Dr.
Fonl, up riairw, over tba «torc of J. Bruce, rlsq.,
So. 8ti Main Street.
Re.-idenee at tbe ''Paviikm" on Coneert, between
2d and .d ritre
June 12, lS.^.-wtf.
IIOB II. AVHFN,
W110LK.-SALEAtflKStreet*,I)ru^gi«',IoWA.
Oone
at and Siil.oii.rs in Chancery
1
and Retail corner of
Main and Third Keokuk,
id the IJig .Mortar."T&S,
April 11, lv.O. dAw
1 RK. J. HANEN,
FFICE at in-t llfrtidfnit, on IHondeau Htreet,
d'xir VV *«t of See«nd, Keokuk, Iowa,
April 2«, A.—d
m. f'lHPf'^TKR !*i. B.
II V S I 1 A A I» {s I tJ E O
Rl'Pli'TFrLLYofti
Aagunt -i, d'f
DM. 'K. f. I'BAIIt W,
HAVINGto
^rmauently i«*a'ed in thia city, lejf«
lea*e ttif'irm bis friend* and tbe eitiienn
generally, that, until further noaee ,be given, he
may IK f»m.d B' the oBte«* 4 Dr. J. F. IUIIURI,
March 1.
1IH. IRT.L WH I:I*RK A E,
OFHCh"
N'o. 2, Burke's tmliny, oruer of Main
and Third t-trect".
Auj'itff 4. lS5.i.—dtl
TT llJ IAK B. KIIITH.
BELLOWS
eonnt« vn'ru»'cd to Li* rate, *ith proinpflie". Ae
iiiiiu' iin by mail, p.j: pa'd, vi!! ifcene sitea-|
ts*ri. and the returned a oru re»l
KKKPS
1
.MANt i Aril KEII, U n-h Str,-t.near
Franklin, iaii ua, lit.
Keej« c"n»t44«t)y on hand B.'lkiWo of every d«»cri|»
tiju, wbieb will W sold an low and on aa good Usrioa
la# ean purehawd elM*wh'*re.
N. U.—En•)- l! 1«jW» wurr nt-t to give sati.'fu"
ti'«n.
Aafa»t 27. V —d«m*
J. a. o. vksiuls.
K I K A I» A I I: I.
DEALLU
in n«.iri«, 1'r* IHOM and Priiflace,
No. '..u, Main, Uiween Third aud Fourth Fu.,
Keokuk, Iowa. iAw
LOVER 111)I NE,
V
kr« connr uf W ainuv and i^owid
S X) iri i«, ,VJu. #*iiM-, Iowa.
ti. OfReo of tu- Tipton, Marion, Da* njiort and
O.k titn*A
v'a*jr«-
Line*.
ireb 22, 1 S6i.-—1
A w v i it or*
t.u* WtxTKis. Proprietor.
C-)RVET»Wti
S«nd
and Cedar Ftre»t», Fort Mali-
*iiu. Iowa.
f-§r Ba(js«fe taken to and from boatf Free of
e!i jr/-.
i Z4f Stag»« lc»«l lb:.» ll-*u*e daily fvr Keokuk
and Burlinjf'on.
June lit, l«ii.
*7 *. RR.r.BK,
Mav
^•ree', between SJ *»b andSevnth, Whole
sale atid Retail Dealer in h,«ve». Hollow Wart,
Tinner V Ar. A loo manufacturer of Tin,
Conjier. and Sh«e'-Iron W are*.
Ro ifiiii an 1 Jobbing in I'm. Copper, and Sheet
Iron, which 1 will warrant to (five s«*i-faction.
July 21, IS'.j, ,|1 v J. is. BKFBL.
I Ju*tire of the l'ear«.
rjlilEund.! -^ri-d would inform bia frien'bs in
JL tliv eo'in .i' h:* oflRi-i i on Main, b»*'wecn
1 and id »'r -. K'-okuk, iua, o\ .*r th'* Ilr»tn-.fe
Vnrf. HfW.il atittidto ih- r«l
EDH AR1»
Miireh 2. I-:-'- -4!y.
«. ©BEBTOP
a k I Fasiiily tinx'tirie#. a vari ?v v-l
fov!, ani an a- -rim. nt if Musical lnfru
taenL.-1. I«r naif on Ma.n ht(. vt, batween ?**•«.nd and
Third.
Mareh 2-r 1 -d
I ivim timm
("OKEK or JnHNsoS AXb FlH»T ITUKKTi
BYfinned
riiARLKS B« NNELL. Ih. uo i.
tak p! u«ure in annot:t»*iii^ tua
lie ha.-J taken tin* u ry jtopular Hou*e and
rnad'-a eontjilete renova'iun thruu^.iu'uc tin.* entire
pritn'se». lie i* now prepar*«d to rec*ivc the is''
r»nag' "f the j»ib!i-, and Udn*ve« he can meet the
wanrf »f all wuo d» *ire a STO»HI ll»u»E.
He hope*, by a io*«j application to tba boiifltrt
and a'tvMtiou to ibe many wantu of tbe traveller, to
merit and obtain a *iiare oi pasronage.
lSagifn^e taken to and frous P«iai» fr*e of
eburge. CllAs. ti. BUNNELL,
April 5,JK. ,.
s. S Vail & Co.,
IROV l-nl SDERS MACHINLSTS.
MAMFACTI'RKUSofAXDaterF.ngiue#,
w
tnui iri*t
jl.j liw
Ahso on hen i a stock of superior .Stationerv.
J. II. WE.STCOTT.
I. At-AM- Agent.
August II, I S.I.J. il.Vwly
Keokuk. Book-Bindery,
AM) BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
BLANK
Books made and ruled to any- required
pattern. Court Record Justieen' D'ocket.s, As
jteH-orn' Book*, Poll Books, Ac-, Ac., fumi#hed at
short notice.
Old Book*. Magazine*, Music, Ac,, bound or re
bound in any #iyle desired.
My Bindery will be found on Second .Street,
next door to tbe Atheuuium, sign of the "Big Book."
Jan. 20, ISM.—dAv. ISAAC K. PIERCE.
WESTERN STAt.ll (OMPANl.
HUMMER AliP CvarMENTS.
jrilllE We.-tern Si ige ('•nipiui.v re«jHetfullv an
1 I nouiite to the publie tint their CoaeUe» lave
Keokuk Daily (Sunday except««1) -r Fniitieid, Kh
krtloosa. l'oi Dew Moineii und Council Bluff-, pissing
tbmugh 15 i-ii'ii. Ch ivle^ton, Prlnanwe, W inehectcr,
i Blrmingluiui, A-!.', ni I, Ag -ncy City. Ortumwa, lid
I dy viM. )sk:i «osa, Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
I Ft. D. Moinef,
From O-k-il xsa ftri-weeltly) to Council Bluff-, via
lb foiitain, Kn i.wille, Plea-antvill-, Indianola, St.
Charles, Wint-rsett, Iudiantown, .Silver Creek, to
Council Bluff*.
Also from Oituruwa via Biak -»burg, Albia, La»
jjrnnge. to Churiton, t.ri-we k'v.
Abo fi-om li k-iiik, Daiiv, vin Warren, Farmington,
u-!parte, II ntoti.-port, Ktwauqua, Pittsburg, Iroy,
to Bkiomfi Id.
AIHO to Fort l.ilge from Fort I)u Moines, p:n.slng
through um boi-o' and Homer.
Eveiy attention uill b* paid for the comfort and
convenience i pa.*.si nger-.
Coaehes i-tis e. Keokuk for all tbe above places at 7
o'clock, A. M.
XiT* OiB. on Main Street, second door above tbe
Laclede liouic.
4 R. A. MeCHEoNEY, Agent.
Keakuk, Be* !lolne« A ninnr«ota
TT.TRN A T* RR-ATP'.VY
Oflice on Main (street, Bruce A i)«tii*lc'
Store.
He pi. 1, 185j.—dAwly
fnl Abbot Ac t'•'* Tine Eipren*.
FhOPRIKTORr.
N
nders hit profemtional service#
in th»- citjr.fiis K«"k'ik and tieinitt.
"the'.* .No. 4, Liurke Uallerr, corner of Main
I and Third htreet*. Kntranee on Third.
Feo. 1 lbrfO.—
1 V
aud
aw-Mill .Mii'"ii nvry, Wb-.-tds, Ac., Ac.,
curlier Mstb and B:onde«u Mri«t-, Keokuk, Iowa.
Mav "1, 1
PENSNfLVASIA FOI ^DBY,
Cor. Main and Eighth iitreeiii. KhoKFK,lOWA.
flA WICKERSIlAM A i\, u,jnulaeturers of
1 .Sti-iun Engines and Mill Mai-hniery. A gen
eral a.«.'or uieiii of Castings adap:ed to the wants of
tbe country ... jai-dlv
BOOK BINDERY
And Blank Hook .tlauufai t#ry.
THE
sub.-criWr itaving fitted uj
an exti-U'i»e Bindery in th- ^",.9?
eity «f Keokuk, li.wa, (No. llfi.
Main .St., up istair.*,} i? now pre
pared to execute all artier* in hi* line, in the most
workmanlike manner. Periodicals, Mu.-ie Books,'
Pamphlets, Ae.. bound, and old Books re-bouud in
anv variety of ftyie.
ifaving a superior utock of materials for the man
ufaeture of Blank Bonks, particular attention will
be given to the order* ..f Mcn-bantc, Bankers,
Steaiuboats, and County Of.ieert. All biank books
will be paged when desired, and warranted in every
renpeet.
N-al, Abbot A Cu., liroud St.,
William.", Tanner A ('., I!ui!,iio. .Ship
daity by People's Line of Steamer*, foot ittrtiandt
Street.
For bills Lading, apply to
Neai, Atiboi A Co.,)
i P. B. Brooke, Ua Broad St.,3f, V.
I Virgil 11
il Iyer.
Mark package- "N eal, Abbot A Co'i« Ex pros*."
July 27, 185j.—dAwStn
EAL, ABBOT A CO., New York, Wii.LiAift.
TAXKRU A Co.. Buffalo., Proprietor*. Ship daily
ft 'in Pier 2, Euat lliver, New York.
i Ail cargo.- fully in-ured to Buffalo.
No transhipment between New York and Buffalo.
For freight app y to
iii-a A lt»t A Co.
P. B. Brooke,
Virgil Htllyer,
Mark packages are of T. W. A. A Co.
1
,i*iMt«v»Sf
nil ac-|is»*.
1'1AM I Vtlilt It tll.KO *I».
Tn roat
1 al»o
Nt Cleveland and atidu»kv with ^..aiu -r* to an
(ir'* on the NorihweaU rn Lake.- mak.n.-1
he mo«i
diri r?, ebeaiK'ft and reliaiile route by v.b,. Freight
can be forward*d to and frmii the (.Jreat VVest.
UATK) BliTWKfc.V rHILAt t.l.l'HIA ASH l*tTf*Ul LUI.
F*ik*T Vla*s.—Bwot*, ?hiK*s.j
Dry Go,«i«,\iu boxes) Fur*, 75c. per 10© lb.
Fi itbers, Ac.,
2dASS.—ISooks aud Station
I cry, Dry Good#, tin lale».' t't'c
i Hardware, Lea'her, Wool,
Ci.*s».—Anvil*, ISaggin*.
Ba on and Purk, (in bulk. -0
inp. A...
itb Ct.AsS.-J'offec. Fish. Ba- I
i on .itid 1'ork,
{fwekedi L*rd, 0. p-.r i DO lb.
and L-.iti Oil,
I V*^ I" 'hipping GIMHLS from any jioint Eutt of
Phiiud.-ipina, te particular to m»rk p««,-kage "via.
Peiin.iylv,tnia R«ilr«md." All Good» etmsigtied o
I the Agents of Hih po: at Phiiudelphiii or PitU-
burg, will be .rwnribd without detention.
FtustuBT AI.KMS,—Most* Potter. Ihwti O J. L»
i Eliftt, S. Y' rk F'. J.Mieider. Philadelphia: Ma
gr.tw A Kam, i 111m«re Ge i. C. Fruit'i* -u*, I'iiis
tu*g ^pripn A Br wn. Ciueitinati. Obi»» J. H.
i Mo- rebeitd, it.-wlle, Ky R. C. Me.drum, Ma«i
Is.d. IUt, i.Jle A i., s. •u.s, Mo, J. S.
Mlt btli A Sn I ^.nitvi.ie, ii. l.
11. 11. LLUL .-sfON,
i. !i. r.il Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
)i. J. IjOMliAEUT, i^uji't, Altooua, Pa.
Pi \n K U D.
TURLand
The above line* connect at Pitttbnrg with Rail
road* to aud from fit. Louis, Mo. Alton. Galena
ate! Chicago, III.: Frankford. Lexington and Lou
n*v11 le, Ky. Terr* Haute, Mailison, Latayetti- and
li.ijmnapoli!-. Ind. Cmeiiiuaii. Dayton, ,-pnngtield,
B'-lIi fomaine, .Sandufky, T»lelo. Cleveland, Colum
bus. Zaneivilie, Ma-willun and Wmwter.Obio aDo,
with tbe Steam Packet Boats Irotn and loNew Or
leaiw, sit. Louu»t Louisville, and Ciminnau.
Through Titkota can be had to or froiu either of
tbe above places.
or further particular*.see Hand bills at the dif
femit starling points. Pa.-tn-n,'-iJi from the "W er
will find thib the fdnr(t.*i and most expeditious
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton.
Til OS. M'miIU:,
A«R\T, PajiRenger Lines, Philadelpbia.
J. MCRIMEN,
Agent, PassengirLiu Pittsburg.
Feb. 1. lS.il—I v
Chicago and Bnrlington^R R. Lino.
=r.
(Peoria A Oquawka, Centrul Military
Tract and Chicago, Burlington
A t^uitiev lvaiirouds.)
Ifttancecompleted,
r.fiw and Train:? run the entire dis
from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON, Iow»,
without change of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago. New Y'ork, Bos
ton, Philadelphia, and all other points East.
2 Daily Trams leave Barlingt«-nSuuday excepted.
1.—DAY ExpRKtMi,—THHOU 7. 30 A. M.
Arriving at Chicago the same evening, pa&ittg
through Monmouth. Galcsburg. Princeton, and eon
nceting ai Mendota with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, to La Halle, Bloomington, Springfield, LKca
tur, Jacksonville, and Naples also with Galena aud
Dunleith.
2.—Expitr-.* Tnnot «n 7. "10, P. M.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Raad at
Mendota for St. I^.m^ and Cairo direct.
Trams on the above ltoad.-i run iu close connec
tion, avoiding all hiving over a! any of the fwiinU.
Thin Road connect? at Chicago with the Mieh'gan
Central and Michigan Southern Riadi, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities. ••Ltio, Ken
tu "ky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7.30, P. M.,
reaeii Galena and Dunleith in 12 hours, and Bt.
Loui* in 20 hours
via Michigan Central at Michigan C.iy, Witli ttie
New Aiiiauy and Salem Uoud, tticiiee to all jtomls
South and southeast.
Baggage eiu eked direct through to CLuuigo, and
no e large lor handling at any |»oiut.
1 ii rough Tickets iy tiiis Uouia csu be purchased
I at tbe liail Road Office in Burlington,
ST. LUIIS
1856.
Broad b:, N. Y.
Mark twiek«{r», -M. W. Line.''
Ju yi'7, l»*y i.—dAwtfni
T. W. Alexander A Cc.,
FDRWARDINffJ
and Comtnifinn Mfrrhanti:
Freight AgenU for New York »il Road, and
Fulton Luke Boat Line, on Erie Canal nn!
IT" S/tith Water j^irt-et.Ceii'ral Wha t, •, 111.
Liberal ea-h advan&i s ri ubiptneut 1 *luce
or M«»reliandi*e, for sale in thi« market, or ship
Men! to friend* ee*t.
Rifer to W. I». Kwing A Co., St. Loui.*, M. R. A
W. B. Thayer, Q-iiney, hi. ,* tin -n A Stone, Mumi
line, Iowa B. 11. Campbell A Co., Oaienn, III. J.
H. Langley 5: Co., Iio'-k I-irind, III.: Barkby,
fiioi'ip'on k 'o., Davenport 11. T. Fdster, B* ard
t"ivp. III. Hon. A. Siarn, .Springfitid. 111. A.
I) A 11. iieol. tiulunlxirg, 111. W.S. tiitnnin, New
York Fwittu A OJ.. PUiiiul-.phia, Pa. A. Gilbert*
Ca-hter Commereiai Bank ^Chieairo.
MAI: i. M. -.
vt rteamer lo ail por'r on the Wetsx tu Hiurf, aad unit 1.1 ,o,„s.and baVsp7r ti-it7Jr 1°"*^ i
Block
'lev lb,
Philadel
phia Pittsburg.—THK MOK^IM Man. TBAIN
leave# Philadelphia f-r Pitts-burg a: 7| A. M.. and
Pitteburr for Philadelphia at 7 A.M. Tin: FAST
..L%X i- aves Philadelphia fur Pittsburg at I P. M.
THK NISIHT EXPKKSS TRAIN leave? Philadelphia for
!,)!tebfrr*r at 11 p. M., and PttUixirg for Philadel
phia at 10 1*. M.
Mareh
I)1ry,
ON
C. *«. llAM.MuND. .-superintendent.
1). RKUU K. Ticket Ageui, Buri'tigti-u.
C. E. FUU.RTT.tleneral Ticket Agvut, Chicago.
Chicago, May let, IS5j. da.vv
OODS»
JlsuchreceivedI4\TI
ST an elegiuit :».-oi tin lit of finO Goods,
iw Fr.-tieh C'hma .i.- -. I'.irian and Tiua
Cotta. Ae., Pitcher#, Ltiv. ieLr mud I'ujugue ittlea,
Fruit Stands, Card Rr iv rj, Cigar Si-nds, Jewel
StaiiiLs, Js}»oon Goblets, Figure *. Cupiib, Bust-, Ae.
Alw on baud a gwl a-.-'i-tm nt of Cun-k'-rv and
Glassware. AliEY A KlLBOUliNE.
Jutle IK, lS,).i.
C"s|gtri» Ac (iicuiug Totiaceo.
CMOIt E asMutmeiit ju-t ne«*iv.-d. All who are
Very
KEOKUK: SATURDAY, OCTOBUit 27. 1855 NO. 204.
''IIHIS popular line of 8'catneri will make regular
A daily tiip« a* un»| througb'jwt the tea«on. eon
nertitig at Ktokuk with the regular daily Mail
Packet* t» Rik k lai-AMp, ttAUt.sa and Pat i., run
ning in eiujuvvtion witb the Railroada to Chicago
and tin* East.
The line j* at prest til composed if the steamer*
DIE VKKNOV, WIZSTKUVKH, JKANXIR DKAKS, aud
KEOKTK. VIhon naUH alone are a suffieient ^uaruii
ty of io n ,.il aud mx iiin Klatioi.^.
Mareh dyiu
KEO&IK
1SS5.
1855.
MrrrHciAta^ lIn«.
AXD ROCK ISLAND
RAU.lv1 "AI) v \ii. 8T1AMERS.
rpHE tno filat ,i,a„„r, J. M'Kei and Ikt CAM,.
M. »».i t. now milking daily trip*, connecting ai
Koek Island with iht* ear.^ft the Ea^t, and with the
Daily Mail PaukeU for Galena and Haint Paul, and
at KeokuK with tbe gr«at Mail I.me Meatner^ Jen
nie Deans, \V «*terner, Keokuk and Die Vernon for
bt Lome.
J. .M'Kkr. Captain Lcroy Dodge, learts Daven
P"r'
a'1''
k Inland e\i ry Monday. Wodiiftiday
and Friday evening* for Keokuk. Returning,
leave Keokuk every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day El iT,:
tig
IKN ('AM1-BKI.L, Captain R.F. Barllett, leave* Da
venport *nd R'« k !?innd every Tu»*slay, TI ursdav
and ,«tur'lay e* erun/s. Returning, leaves Keokuk
eiiueidiiy, 1 riday and Sunday evening*.
rot 11 jjut or Pa^uge, ijuiuire uu bttard, or «f
T. liEAlUlIT, Agent,
'^llareh, 3— -drr Keokuk.
Arrap»ateBetn.
'I Jlfc G. W. M'AKHAWK __
A will run a« a regular dnilv park
from K"okuk. in -i.io i .. n wuh thrrur^Mwife
of the Northern »»ro..i Railroad a' liutm-v, b-av.n.
V)uin-y at o eiiw-k anl arming at K kuk i t
M„ and leaving Keokuk un reiuru trip at w'eivk^.
For freigbl or jiatksagi- apply on board.
nuMiU »t PitUb'-rg with da.ly tine Main and Jihim in. wh re he ban mured n handsome
J. P. Si OPT*, Agnt at Kaukuk.
June 1.1,1?55—diw
Itl TIOt L.
e n a S u e y
DR.foreh
It. i*. BARBER would ri Mit^'itiii: v
in
BARBER would renpisetfu! i
hi- |utrons an i the public g, u
.i era sly, that he bn4 rein iVtd his office to tl.i
boi.riin|r on th«* Wwt side of Third .trrer t, .fween i "5 r,'
1 1
i*-i»i, ^,i,vt. bm,ding 4i th«-Went fide of Third street, .. ,„vv„
l'a,U!i
pen-e t» make t:.esuele^iiutaiide4*uil.irtable.
IU( pa-1 fat «rs, h.-fto.ict!- a cnititnuaiie
sanic. T.-***All op'retion?waiTanted.
Keokuk. Oct. 12-d
M. W. Iltek*. AI. I).,
S I K E O N N 1 S
kuk, lo.,—Uflke on Mam ht.. lietwi
&eond and X'Ui-rd &:r«*ets.
i|ildi ion to the u ual
rting artificial teeih
Ci of K,
j-er 1CK lb. l\
TL
1
."ild
Vuielhi«l.s of.u-i i
]tr 100 lb.
i# in po-.-c-iMun the exclusive r.gbt
for lo ft ei'y of ui'-u'iting the ••connn
I uou* gum teeih," to universally admired for th'ir
beau y, iitrength, and cleanliness. Af tr an expe
rit-uee of two y. lira in tbi- »tyle of Work, be Would
unlicnitai ingly recommend it to the public as pos
s.-using many mid great advantagen over any other
i style of w..»rk known to the profession. Those in-
U res ted are respectfully iavited to call and examine
tp.'enu- u- of 'he different method* of nsounung
teet:..
Aprii li'.lSjS.—itlnly
DIAT I, !VOTICri
Di#t,J.
R. K. LICKEY, l»rgeoll Dellt
having returned from the Ea*t,
ul be happy to wan on his tru nd.s.
Having a large ?:o
k
of
Teeth,
from
the beii't maunfactorieji, can please the most fastidi
ous. Teeth mounted on either gn).J or pb't'ina, on
hi* new improved method, whieb is now being uned
by the lK-i"t I*n '!*m. lb i« auto prefiarcd lo uioun"
or
Continuous Guuts, on gold or piati-
na when on the latter, as a lower prite amounting
to the difference in cost of material: full sets on
gtiid for $100. on PLATistA for $90. All work war
ranted. Office on s-nuth »id« of Bloiide.au, between
3d and 4th hireets, Keokuk,
27.—diy
c\v Jewelry EstabtUbnemt.
PAKHELE A' AAIFIIIILI.
js-n-.-tl a new store on M.un street, be
tween S.'" id ar i Tbi'd, wher may be found
an entire tM*w Mo?k of
GOLD AND ML\ ITt WATt ilES.
Pa I or and inantt t'loiks -nter sjioon-. -rk s. knives,
Ac., pure so coin. New und fashionable jewelry,
plat.-d ware, fine pocket cutlery in fact everything
n w and d'sirabk* in thu line: aud whieb may hi
b«..'H'ht eh -aper tlitto elsewhere.
JP4F The puiuH! gisnerully -.re tttvited t* call and
examine the -o-wbeth. r'th y wi»h to purchase or
nf.
K
k
11k. October 11, d.v wy
jo.\E»,
(Pucc«»«or to .Sl.ngerlaiid.)
iALER in Clockiv, YVa'tbes and Jewel
Second Street, (next door io Charles
1 arsons' Banking House,) Keokuk, Iowa.
The .subscriber ha- just, rce-dved a large and
beautiful stock of Cold aud Silver Watches. Gold
Jewelry. Ac., comprising tbe latest »'y les of Ladies'
Br-asi Puis, Ear ItinFinger Rings, Cuff Pins,
Gold 0uard and Fob Chains, Key*, Seals, Silver
ThiuildvM, Gold Slides. Snap?, Studs, Gold Pens
Wish or without holdela,
Pencils.
id Penci Is, Pens aud
WATCH RSPATNTVA.
Tbe subscriber beui* & practical wai'innaker,
feel» competent to repair the itufst d'flicult and deli
cate work ilia' may be fntrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give gatisfaction.
CoiuiKOt TIME.
The public msv rest assured thai the correet time
Li, and always will U* kept by
Nov. I'S, iVel —«.lly
LIVI BY STABLI:,
Johnson Street, between lt tsild 2-1,
by W». 11. CLI.I.II.IUS. This E-t:»l,LT-h
meat *i large, et nim-idious, well arranged
By tbi*"nvut."passenger* will reach the interior "hit th ir f. i nd-_ and th- public g-«. rally,
portion# of Oaio and Indian* in lea* time, and with :i»ldle Horses. Baggies, and tarring.-* at rea
'Wcrei arges, t! an by any other route, it.iieetuig,
Rud amply pt-'Vided with good bor es well trainee! 'a.1
.i hiune.-* as well as with" Carriage*, Baggies'mid
Horse- liought and sold on commis.iiai and my
own account at all times.
May 23, IS .—dly
WrKer A Tlmfcrrmun"* Llverj Stable.
fpuis Stable, situat.il on Third Street, b.tween
JL Main an 1 Blond au Sirti t, is laeg- and coiu-
Kin u.i and e.--p»n,-iailv fitted up and ii'tapt 1 for the
bu«in- s-, and tfi uifl 'r.-igiud are atn]ey pr. pared to
w,n^blis
WVl'tit,r
rate*. Tn..-y Bteo k-'"P H'''s by the day,
niontb. .VAM RLE,
V.
Ki-kuk.O-. V.
1
u mrnxa. j. h. iLAvroouE.
A. I,. Df niXi&t O..
Sucee««ors to Granville B. fumth A Co.)
BANKERB
and deKier- in ExeLangr, Keokuk, Io.
Sight check? on nil the principal eitiea eoustant
ly'for »ale sums t« suit.
Collection* un thin city remitted for promptly at
current rate-, .{ Exchange.
We will buy iim 1 sell ull kind of Gold, Specie,
aud uueurreut Bank NoUs, at bent rate*.
Interest allowed on iipeelal deptwiu
Ri:r»:u» scEii
®wh. Am. Exchange Hank, New York.
Steaara. E. W. Clark, I«dge A Co.
Lucas A SiiuoTidn. 8t. Louin.
E. W.Clark & Bro'a.
N. ('urwith A Co., Galena.
May 21, 1S55.
t: V U A SGE AS1 BAKI^« 1IUIAE
U
E1 A XDlilUSt .\', ti Third, bctwit-n Main
and Jotinoon feireet^, Keokuk, Iowa. Collection*
on thin city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
lntere«t on deposit* when specially agreed
Upt»l.
Refer to E. W. Clark A Bro*,,
K
Bogy, Miltenb'-rger A Co.,
John J. Anderkon A n.,
,h. W. Clark, li.«lge A Co., New York City.
'HRw hours from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
July I i, l-i,»,.—dif
Banking IIous« of 4'lta«. JParaona.
Cor. Main und 2d Sts., KEOKUK,luWA.
SUill'JofExchange
on the Ea*l and Houth l.»ought
and sold. Eurujteau Exchange for remittance to
»i_ puri Europe for t«ale. Iuierest allowed on
U«po« per agreeiu. nt.
Simocd*, St. Louis, Mu.
do
Kef to Luca-s A
L. A. Beuoist A C'o.,
Atlauti* Bunk, lkwtnn.
Daucan, Sberuiiin A Co., New York.
Drt xei A Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Ilauk, Baltimore, Md.
Cuin'juercial Bank, .ii' .nnati,
Pne.. Converse A Co., New (Jru-ani, La.
^••pt-. 1, 1855.—dly
«»n,b
A ii i t.vm,
JK AN'l't Al'Tl'Ht-.H.s AM' IH.Al.llKS IN
Koots und Shoes,
li
on tant arnra oui u» k i.usterii rk
I!l n b,* th*' tin st and LAN-f'! ever ofi, «L
*». ivuvkuk. They a e *eictvd *ithaj«ial leiereiae
to the vyiui!.« of ,lu. r. tail tr ele. and will eoiupiint
eTi-ry Variety itnaginabl *. 'fhe pr.e will bo #u«-b
11
iV
lS'
,r e
i closed out AT COST.
Thank'
of the
w,*
bare fuU* ad.,|.i.
tuutto of '-Qutek Palec and Mna!l Profit*."
Tiw
fc*»d will U
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
To th Ludte- we wotud say, eail in aud «ee out
elegant styi a ef Boot es, Buakius. and S.ipe, i.f tbe
fin- -t materia!*, now manufactured at our establish
meut. w.iich in point of qualify and durability We
1 win Warraut to be oqual lo any in the wc*t.
O ntiemeu will tind it to tU a- inter,«t to call and
examine i*ur sl* k of cUAt'.ui-made work, ol which
an auijiie (ju.mtity will always IK* kept on hand, and
a« we u.se on y (he t»• -1 mateiialsi. mi 1 employ noue
i but tbe be*I workni u, they may rest assurtd of a
giHid artiel guaranteed to fit in all eases.
N. B. All artiel. s of our own manufacture war
i rnnted.
Sign of tbe Mammoth Sh ie, corner building, Mam
and third .Street*.
August 31, 1S.!.'.—dAw
Excelsior Boot A Mi*r nanntai torjr.
THIS LATEST THIN. U A A VIKit 1CAN 1'ASUlO.NS.
I J. T. HARRIS A IO,,
HA\
INli just opeiieil a fhop, ill iln ir
business, on Thiril ^'reet. between Ma
and Johnson, KeokuU, loaa, rexpee'fui
announce that they are prepared to manu
facture the ueaU-sr and must fashionable Boots and
fiaoes that um be ^0' up.
Determined not to be excelled by any manufac
turers in tbe We«t they solicit asbare of publu jiat
ronage.
A* we purchase direct from the importers, war
»ioek is always of ihe latt at fashion auu best quali
ty, and a: the lowest figures.
As we keep no Fasti rn or «!op work on band, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes id the
same character a« tho?e made to order.'
Cali aud leave your orders ir a
July 21. 1
Si.*. y
1, 8'.18.55-~d
ur
'.
TIMBER MAN7,
1 ."i!, —tl I
B. Itawden A Hon,
WOI
Give u« a call and we pledgi ourselves to show you
anywhere iu lb/ Unhid suites.
We have another cxtvusivc a ock of Marble on it*
way from the Ilant, and shall bi fully prepared to
meet any demand that may* be made far articles in
our Ii*i-.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April .'i, 18M.
N If I MJ W Ai K WI11!
''PIIREE day lati from the Ci iuiiei. We are aa-
f.nvl i the w«id can be sa'
ii-fi Lv calling un li,.«rl as _*«l i- state that LANKCS A DAI onKtrrr** DiHeaKea of tlxe Fje and I'TEM*
^pt. 2—d MOORE A lIOOl'ETt. in-w Bread Wagon is on »ite Hack, furui. ii,/ better .4 LL opi-ratimix on the Ey.*. e»(«.cial!y for Strabis
ei-i i .7 t" "i- i I.... ...
,, »'"J"rtw«rt« LMie» Ktd, biik and LIMI evei f:trtii«bed tbe itame iu Keokuk. If y«u L"i -rus. for Pulvpu* and Tumors. (n,r£muied by Dr.
w"l
feept. 1,1855. MINCLLELL A COU OA IU~d ANDKI I DAUGUERTY. Oct. «, '5I-D
rs at
Ilai'ks, open end el«.se, ewered and half covered, of "Hi Well assorted
every description, adapted to convenience or luxury.
Howes or Carriages of re-idents of the city or vis
itors from abroad kept uu moderate terms and
carefully attended to by wen thoroughly skilled in
the bu.-inew.
HAVING
LD ltSfcpt'Ctfu.ly ull the aifentioii of the
puttie to their sro«k of tbe fir-t quality-if
Marble, which they have just received dir*«t from »hc-rtest notice, and in a style not" to W^urpa-s.d
-. the East, w.n«h they Kr« enabled lo sell at as cheap Abo a g«««l assortment of Summer Coals, Vest*,
I a rate a« -tu be obtained in St. Loins, g|1(j Hurus, always on hand.
W« urn dvi-rmiuvd io net upon the moiio— Julv l.'S. ISS.'-.—dtf JAMES M. TYLER.
I r.torirs and yi n K bkti:kss."
as tiue marble, and as goml workmanship, both in i v ., v ,"""" T'
the omauieafal and plan, ««yk», aa can be found
tgood
fit. War
ranted lo suit in every particular.
4^, R-|aifing in the n atest and most substan
tial manner done on short notice.
J. T. HARRIS A CO.
^all Trade!
Oa«e f'lty Boot and «hoe Store.
No. 112 Mam Street, twevn Fourth and Fifth,
mm: underalgu«:d Would re-pieifully cali
the attention of the Ladies and Gent
men of Keokuk and vicinity, to their fine a
well Sele-cUd *t'* k of Boot* aud Slu»a. n
njieiKil aud for sale at tbe abjVe tab!i«hmeot. com
pruiiig ail kinds of Ladies', Gents', MisaiV, Boys',
ami Children'* wear, of all styles, grade* and sues.
Thes.' giMnla hav,* been *.*leet-d with -(s-eiul reference
to neatness of *tyle and durability, and will be *old
at a very iimall ailvance above ivi~t- rn t-ost, as we
are determin not to und rsold by any bouse in
tbe city. Please give u» a
.call. An exauiinatiou of
good* and (trices is the only favor we a*k.
.^P
HI
.11- C. HUISKAMP A BRO.
Moot* Shorn at Wholesale.
HAVINGand
opened a hou.-e iu thi? city for the ur
pitee of carrying on the whokVale Boot and
Mioe ousine-is, we respectfully call «he attention of
the tradi to our large aud well assorted stuck,
which iii now being rece-ved direct froiu the best
manufactories in Mascaehu.-etts. If is our intention
to always keep on hand a complete as-sor'tnent of
goods in the P»e, and offer such ludueetnenU as will
obtain f.-r us a liberal share of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call aud exam
ine our stock before they purchase.
July 7.—d CARTER A CO.
DAVIES A: II ART.
WI10LESA
If. 'W, JONES.
LE Dealer- in line* and Shoe*, No.
118, Mam reet. Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this eny we would reapectfullv
inform the merchants tif the interir that we have
en gag -d in the above bunnies#, having all the facil
ities for purchasing our stock dirtdly of the nianu-
biwest lif,ures. It is our object aud
but,ld U|'K'!
ud
ponnaiu-nt
stoek making our prices au low that none can be less,
and term* and discounts *a lib rai as any other
house.
JPleaae call and eKainine m-r «t. ck. *epl8d w
Third Street
W9tole«ale Boot and Shoe «lorr.
now r.c ived my Fall an i Wint mtock
of Boots an 1 Sbo. s. I am pr pared to iU, »u
rior indue in tits to d.al rs. .My atuik Uiug di
el from first bau bf will sold a^ low, if n«t a lit
tle low r, than any house in the city. I proiuis" to
make it to the advantage of those'desiring to pur
chase, to call on for- purchasing.
Rem ember, ou Third strict, b.tween Main and
Johnson, a t. w doors south of Ayers* Drug Store.
S p«. S.—d'lmw:f W. F. THOMPSON.
New Arrangenieut.
rpHE nulMcrib would ii:f rin the citizens of Ke
1 okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
s'oek in trade of Ikn. F. fiod.-Hin, at No. Third
S reel, where he has on hand a general uMuriucnt
of French am! American Cloths, Ca3«uneres and
Vestiugs, which he will make up to older at the
rjpo JOURNEY MEN TAlLol^.—Wimu-d. imme
diately, al No. «,
L.
Bread, Cnk.* nn I Cr.itker*. and more for kI than a. mu*. t'atara*r, aud Artificial Pupil, aud ou the
MT\^IT»T i jwantanyof the nbove articles, try tbe RICH WAOO.N. TXHLRMAN. (MIM) corner «l Main «wl SmaOi It*,
Third Street, two yimt r«/e
I apjdv.
J. M. 1VLER.
tmlur
'V
Itemovcd Concert Hall.
E. II. HOllillTON*. Attorney ,md C-oun.«Tlor
at i^aw, Notary Public. Laii.l aud licral col
kseting Agent. Dttiee in the Real E-tate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith A Van Sn klen,
on oti street t.w en Main and John-on. Ke.kuk,
Iowa. Lot- of Lots and I arm* for sale, on reicona-
bl* term-. [oct. Si-
Fall Trade.
STAR
I
WL
CLOTHING S'liRE, 72, Mm St.,K«oknk.
H. i-traus would re.peeifuily call tba at
tention of the gent 1' men of KoKuk and vicinity to
tbe faet that be has formed a cu-partnerabip wilb
on i ibe nest eiutbitig-house*iuCincinnati iJ. Ma
rienthtti A L. Biix-k.) and thus iios.sesaes euperior fa
ciliti'-.-for tin p.election and purchase of alocka of
clothing and furnishing goodn.
They have now a moat complete assortment ofaaU
kite! if Clothing, comprising in part. Cloth nd
therceata. Pant* and Veals of all grade*. *t#la» and
site.-, hbirts. Slockn, Hals and Cajv.-. '1 ruiiks 4c.
Th' se gooil.- have bi en seb-cted with can*, and will
bo sold at a small advance on oustom cost. VV e ara
determined not to be undersold by any catablish
ffli nt this nidcof Cincinnati.
(.'juntry merchant* are particularly invited to call
and examine our stock, beferr purchasing elsewhere.
fep 17 d«4"wtf H. S'lRAUS A CO.
J. M. Ul'Tl
I I I S S. JS
Bt, Louis.
JAS. ©RWRT.
.ULRCHAltiT TAILORS.
^pIIIRD Street, between Main and Johnson, Kao
A kuk Iot*a, have just received, at their laabiun
able Tailoring and Furnishiug Frfiablishmtni. a
ehoiee and excellent supply of Broadelo:hs. ('assi
meres. Vestings.andGnitlemen's Furniabing odi
of all descriptions, und guarantee tLut their work
shall be doto. in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving tbe NeW
York and l'hiladt. Ipltia Faabion*, and resptetfully
solicit all who ties ire good work and the beat n.ate
rial to give ibeju a call. ...
HUTCHINSON A DEWEY.
April 5,1855.—dly
rpHE fubs*rib. wouid announce to the tiititena i£
A Keokuk thai he ha.- Just recviv U st' ek ol the
best and moat fuabionabl-.- gov-d* -r getitl mi l:'*
•ear e.vi.r brought to Keokuk: con.-i»t aig ol In nth
and American cloths, euasim-. res and Venting* piui-h
vt, velvets, gtenadines,ea-bmcrea. A*., which he will
make up on the aboite-t l.otiee and in the bitat sty la
to ord r. The ^ubs-eriber has aUo ou band a hue
sortment of shirts, eravats, tenif-, collars, 4e.
»ej) 17 JAM El*1 TYLER.
ATTEfiTlOA «~A'I 'ir.A'» IOA1
.\ VING made arrangemeut.-for tiiu esiabiiab*
men! of a large Cloti.ing Manufactory, on ii
i arf orn plan, I um now offering my fepr ng and
JMitUUlcr Goods AT l-KIMK VOST. Ti.OM. in n«%d ul
Clothing will find tlra t" b,- a tare cnanee.
Corner of Firat and Maiu S reel*.
N A A N o E S
Keokuk. July 13, 1S?J6.—dAwly.
To tlte Uentlnnen.
,N exhibition, au as- rtme it of Frartch, Seotdh,
and Am i U-an CiMuuieiv*—ibe tirat tvur off»iwd
in to in rn.-fket.
VRSTI.nu*.—In ire Antique Plain »nd Figured
Gr.-uauiii s Brueavle ana R.* Bilks £ji.k Velvet
and P.u-h.
urrus.—Black and Blue, fine grade*, and broktfe
cheek C.iM*imerta, for fall auita.
Alao—A eie iee s -le*tion of Kid, Cb thand Merino
Glotes Ha llose in Wool, Merino, ami heavy Col*
ton with Meiiiio feet Siik auti Menno Undeithirt*
and Drawer- Ci av., -, Searls and Handkeiebi-f*.
{sept. 10, lx.5.- d*.w P. li. 1 O.-TER.
I.OTIIIAC 1 CLOTHING I
FOR 1 HE k ALL AND WINTLR lRADFI.
A V E e c- i v- e a a -e t- e k o u y a
Clothing, Geutl men's urnishingtiood*, Trunk*,
Ha's, Ca.pet bags, Umbrella^, Ae., whit I w l! »-.U
at W HOLKSALE AM) RI:TATL, at a very email ttdviu.c#
ab ve Eastern coat. Corner of First and ila AU.
-S F'- 7-rdAw N. 1101 FHEiMEiw
City Drug Store!
Burrow* B^k.Mu .*ree» KEOKUK.
Ja
A J. G. BTEWART are now in reeeip!
very large und carefully sclented Mo.
I'rug Med.cmed and Chemicals, Patei
Medicine-, Popular Remedies, Mechanical L.
juor-, Paiii!, Oib, Dye fetuff-, Pt-rfiiuiery, aiid eve
ry vane.y of fancy articles usually found iu t: beak
estab i lunents of the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure aud genuine.
Purchaser.- w.ll confer a mutual favor by calling
at our estubii-hment before buying elsewhere.
Phy.-ieiaiis' prescription* carefully put up.
Du, J. (I. JSTKWAUT'S office and consulting
in tbe I'rug Store.
I'HOPE&SlONAt. KErKURM ES .*
T. 0. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medical Culler*.
J. Cobb,
John Locke,
May 3, l.i^i.—uAw.
P. EL O'Connor,
APOTHECARY A AD DRI {..UR.
A i i ii 1,i'A Rl H« HAL!., corn, Third a..
J,A. Johiis"ii »u., kf kuk, la., i.- now in r.'cu|,tl
a large und w.-n Bcleet.d at t-L of Drug.
-Vedieiites. Chemicals and Dye Mtiffn. Al«o^
srge aisortiuent of the tnoat |*pular Patent M.
.. iiu» m.w in u... *..tne of which he has the cxclu
sive agency of therefore Would call the atten
tion of country uieicLants ami druggi^is to theaam«.
My stock of Perfumery and Toilet article, is large
and varied, comprising Lubin'a, Basin's, an i ju.,
u» Hauel'a fine Extracts every dei-eription Hair
0:1*, Pomades, Fancy iSoaps, u«.tli, nail aie.l hair
Brashes, and all powders used fortmil jnu po*. t.
Choice branda of Cigar*. Si.ufls, and 'Tobue. o a w„y*
on hand. Pbyatciuns' Prescriptions cart fully eoiu
puunded, at ail hour* of day or night.
Oct. V I 11. O'CONNOR.
CO! ATT A I' A T.
fp I. MrKFINNEY, had been appuinted Agent in
A Lee County, for tbe rale of Si*mrTioia Liy
tiins for Medicinal, Mechanical, aud fcacramectal
purpuacs only.
Call at No. HO,
kuk, Iowa.
July 3d, 1855. dly
T. 1. MCKRVSV. n. H. nossjii,
sign of the Uo!d*a Mortar, K«o»
A Runner,
HAVEMcKenny
i.i.ifc aay associated thcnme^'eii Uigctber fof
the transaction of ibe Drug busiries* in all it*
branches. They expect to keep en hand a general
and well selected asaortnieiit ol Pure Drug*, Cbiiini*
eal*, Perfumery.'Paints, Oils, Ac.
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro»*
prieiors for the luanufaeture and salt of H. R. 11*
mere celebrated Miuuaiuke I.iniment and un rival*
led Vegetable An'i liiHioiiH Pills, for tbi St*t«* of
Iowa, Illinois, Mis.'ouri, Wisconsin, Alinneioia, axid
territory uf Nebraska.
All orders in future will be addri-eacd to
McKENNY A RINNER.
Dcc. 6, 1S54. dtf
JA.tllA till Mll.llS.
Wholesale and Retail jbinggiBt,
Mechanics' Block, NortL side of Main St., Kevkuk,
Iowa.
HAVING
made arrangements for a perm a
nen' bu*in se in the above liue, I am ui•
tf
ullermg to the city and country trade a lar-.
and well selected stock of Drug*, Medieint
l'amts, Dyes, Oils and V aruisbos, Bnushva, 0 las**
a are and Window Class. AU" Perfuuiery ami fan*
ey articles, Cigar*. Tobacco and Snuff, and a tboie#
assortoieut of Family Croeeries, in luding Sp:«,*#
Tea*, Flavoring Extracts, Candies, fcoda, Sabra u»,
Mid a variety of ariu-les pertaining lo iha' depart*
Uiviit all vthiib will be to Id on tbe prin ip^u
"rinall profi s am! i[unk returns."
Piirii. uliir atleiitieu given to preparing prescript
tioiis. In cases w!i«-re medii ine* are nqiiirtd dur«
ing the ni 'bt it is frequently inconvenient to i.btai*
them. 'J lui tLflit ulty I have icimpktely ob'. ta e«|
by* having uiy resideii' e iu a part i ibe *arue bui:d*
ing oeeupitd by my store and pers* r.* di ^irirg i,, J,
iciucs, may rely upon pri«.urinp thein at all hour*,
niglit i day, wi'h ut me»-uvcnieucc I I n'elay.
u i- e a n s a n o e s u a s i n y
tbe quniitity, are requested to give we a call, as I
am detei uiined to sell on &* favorable teims as any
bouse iu the city.
April ti. l'Sii. dy
1 I A A Floyd'* Aincriean Pcnetra'ing Liai
UU mcnt, iu quantities u» *uit punhh. ers.
2e() .£ E, ulupian Liniiueul, aud a g.uat variety
of l*atcut Meilu mes at
I April fi, I So.,, BEYrN"LD*:'Dr,)ff p., re.
IT ARDuIl 1(11111 Go-, i.Ill-en! till, 1. J. ,, J: [hliHu
Demar aud Ckwcb Varnish. »n baud and f« i alf
REYNOLDS* l. up sji. i-,,.
i i A BOXEB Glaiswuri aii'l Window ii in-! at
REYNOLIlS' Dug Store.
CASK pure Biaciberrpr Wln« tuitable lw
K.%AwK pure Di^kWrrv
dual i purp^ at
KfiluNUiJM' Dr*f

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