The daily Gate City. [volume], November 16, 1855, Image 4

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saleratus,
RICE.
HOLWJUeK Grocer* ami dialers in In*,
Steel, Btaak'trnth
Tools
Ac., Ac.. tenia attorti and to arrive a full aud com,
pleU *tock of gWWk in their lint. consisting i* part
ss follows, whtah offer to th* trade a' the low
est
etu-lx
prices. ftr
50 hll» S 0. Sagir#
16 bbl* olarited a%
crashed ds Too blacking,
Mmir, HNlbW.No. i mack •Ml,
150hsaiwtonelliocsfiH,» hf bbh u do
TO hMTSlTmol.^, 20 No 2 do
IS I, 0. aad rtboilMl su- W bWi No. i! do
m*rt
15 No.
'i
do
hf bbls iod keg* do 10 hf bbls No, 3 do
150 fax* ehrwiur ubam. 50 boxss scal herring,
W line cutenewing do 100 dram* fig«,
60 smoking do 15 boxes rai. as,
10000 regalia aid prinsi- 19® bbh assorted nut*.
pc cigars, boie- as*. ted candy,
50 boxe* Cub* Six do 20 lemoi syrup,
S«0 packages 0. P. Imp-2.- peppr sauce,
and Black Tea, 25 ground mustard,
150 pkgs Soda Saleratus. 300 hf A qr boxes sardines
26 boxe* Babbitt's refined 2it dox cant hums- oys
t«rs,
150 ooil man ilia roje,
25 "JnU g^.do
.'0 dot hemp biff co Is,
W casks 8. C. Soda,
•00 reams wrap. paper
40 cap oo
S6 letter do 60 plow lines,
1000 bags G. A. Salt, lu coils tarred rope,
4300 bbls Kenawha do 20000 feet safety fuse,
400 boxes wiudow glass, 50 keg* rifle powder
assorted, 100 bag* shot, sssotr 4,
100 hx* luiuWur* flask*, iUOO ibl bar lead,
jar*, Ac., 100 thousand caps,
126 bags cotton yam, 15 S 11 do
75 bast" twiue, 250 boxes It. W. matches,
15 oaadiewiok. 10 tierce riee,
60 batting, 3 ca"e indigo,
SO carpet warp 2 ca»k* Ornbro madder,
200 aos bucks*, 2 afedl 3 copperas,
hoop,
150 nest.- ubs,
20 dot churns.
30 well bucket,
15 wire stive.-*,
60 boxes clothes piJtf.
600 keg!- assorted »ails,
60 boxes tallow candles,
25 star do
4# common soap,
20 fancy do
125 ksgs pure white lead,
10
60 No. 1 lo do 5
10 bbl- alum
20 boxes c\i. logwood,
11 bag^ p» pp. r,
f00
'l JJlllllUtO,
mat." cinuatnon,
li jjbl- pun ^liigar,
2 baltjs tlovL-,
1 bbl nutmeg,
50 doz curry coBtlw,
25 brushes, awortad,
10 bbls ro.'in,
whiting,
chalk,
10 bbl« linffcd oil, 20 butter crackers,
10 bbls tur(entin', 10 caakn call petr»,
26 calcined platter, 2 *ul]ihur,
60 hydraulic cement 25a boxua stone and elay
20 boxe« bik ink, pi^s,
30 starch, 10 boxes chocolate.
Also, the following in the Iron line—
260 ton- Iron, embracing *a complete assortment
of Bar, Band, Hoop, round, square, oval and half
oral. buj£v tire, bor*e *ho* and niiil rod Iron.
45 ton.? plow stoel 2 i to 16 iuche^t wnle.
26 bundles spring .steel 1 to 2 i iueU.
2 ton- '.*»«( "tec!, square, flaf and octagon.
1 ton German. Knglfh und American blister steel.
10t' [iluw wmgw. a.n«rted 20 kcgn hur-e naiU.
MO llw. hom- rhoe?- TOO M'tt? wagon and buggy
boxei. aiwortod.
75 an%nl.
all kind." 25 blacksmith bellow*.
60 vioe*, solid box and^comuton 125 screw platM,
assorted.
100 linwu files and raip« 900 lbs hand and sledge
tuunmera.
26 tew irons 100 assorted crow bar.-*.
600 Ibe aijuare nuts (cold jires-edj 500 lbi hexa
gon nuts.
175 puir buggy and seat springs 100 setta *x«U,
assorted.
160 reit« brass? and silvered bands 5 casks chains.
40 griud?toue. from 1} to 4J fee I.
Wit would aUo luforui mercbuui.- uud othur- that
we are the ouly authorised agents in the Htale for
tke sale of Kenawha Halt, of which we have a rery
large stuck on baud, and Will sett at St, JLotttf price
with only freight added
Keokuk, Aug. 11, 1855.—w.
1866. IAI.L SAL1S. 1666.
for
E S S O K S
CLEGHORN
A AKKl.-u2», iwicjtaio iroccrs
and iviuiiwrinii Merchants, Corner Fourth and
Main Street*, Keokuk, luwa.
Would respectfully inform mcrcbanta from the in
terior. and all others interested, that they are now ro
obiviug direct from New York and New Orleans, a
rery larpe and complete stock ol lirotvrieti suitable
the Fall Trade, which they air prepared to offer
t« enstomt'-r* upon the mo-t favorable tenn.j. Our
stock has been ^elei-t'-d with pn-at en re by nn exjH.-ri
eoeeii buyer and lun ing been purchased from first
bands, we are confi-l- nt that we can e!h-r greater in
duceiu nt- to our frauds and cu-tomers than ever be
ioi'e. We would therefore, ri-jK-etfuily, solicit mer
chants to call and examine our stock and |irtoc« before
pure ban in ebwwhcre.
All order-- from the country shall receive our
prompt and particular attentiou, and shall le filled
at ac low I'Mit-s a could le done in St. l.ui-, adding
tranfl»ortatnn. lii low we giv» a list of a part of our
stock uow on Inui'l und arriving:
100 hhd» N. O. Sugar. 40 boxe* pint fliuika,
50 bbls. refined baf do 3U do M|uatjar.-,
cru^liel and powdered, 10 do glas# di-oanUuf,
40 bbls clarified sugar*, ilOO
100 do Sttgar IIouiH.' Mo- 76
la.-'.-e-', 60
60 bis rcboiled and pwi- 50
led molaww,
180 bbif N. O. do
3$
paekaf?' 8 Bi-lcher's sn
gai Uou-e nioln-»se.»,
20 dv pildi-n ?ynjp,
800 boxes M. It. rai»ins,
0 do l^tver do
l«^hlf bxiM. do
Soo bn,j Kin coffee,
60 do Java do
W bbls vinegar,
10 do linseed oil,
10 du lard do
If do sperm
ft do tvirj^litlne,
59 do tar,
20 do sakratus,
26 tierces rice,
100 bhl mackerel No. 1, 2,
and
100 bis *caled herrings,
6 eauks eodllsh,
300 keif nails aborted,
6-k- pjl'd log chains,
I do sad iron
x- pli
lo .!
10 dot m-'l«u».-e» %i\\m,
100 l.a^ shot assorted vises,
900 lbs bat lead,
100 kejj* rifle powder,
76 Uli kgs do do
75 qr d- do do
25 bx- platform scales,
20 do llius' BSCS,
patteoi.-),
Wjust
do assorted candy,
do mould candles,
do star do
da s nip
100 dm painted buckets,
50 nests do tubs,
50 do tine washboards,
100 bxit tobacco M". & Ya.
50 do cut and dried
cmoking tolxicco,
50,0«M! cigar- from |3,50
to $ to {*t thousand,
30 bxs stMie pipet-,
500 bushels dried apples,
100 d'i da ja'iiehes,
50 Ixixeg Western Re
serve ehivue,
8 bbls Texas jiccaus,
d" soft tihell almonds,
5 do hard do
6 do )Kniiuts,
6 do iirntil nuts.
8 do English walnuts,
50 dos hemp In-d Cords,
110 do mHinlla do do
\iuanilla rope v'oussises,
Vemp do do
\.0 dox can oysters.
1 oKp'k'g-( teas Imperial
Jhti|»owder and louug
Hyson,
100 ream., cap and letter
pai*r.
200 Wains wrapping do
60 bales cotton yarn as
sorted nnmther*,
50 bales butting,
S(Ht,o'o(i p.-tfu.-'sion capsg. d. '00 lb- col'd carpet ohain
10 Lxs canister powder, 2000 white do do
100 do giaa* aMurtel. 40 Uil.-a wicking,
5® do tu'.nblwi various 40 wrapping twine,
Ac., Ac., Ac.
2«»0Bag.i Salt.
Sept. 51, 18—wly
JAXtS E. HITS. Wtf. O. BAMlCLa.
BBITF
St Dniri.S,
UOLIISA 1.1. !im*n, W0 Ma: i. dtroet, have
rccc.vd their wuppiy of Go«'Ffortbe
Winter seasua, wi.n-L embraces a full and ooiuplote
assortment in the.r line, as also of
Wtmt A Nl WILLOW VV A It
li
all of Which having be'en purchased at the lowest
uiarkiit rates, they are able aud determined to dis
pose of at as low prices if not a shade lower than
they cau be purchased at in this or any other near
market, and a.hi^r country merchants as well a
others to examine '.heir goods and pnues before pur
chasing elsewhere, assuring them that they will find
it rrea'lv to their advantage.
We subjoin a li- of a small portion of our stock,
snd soliciting orders from ijut friends, beg to as
sure them that auy they may be pleaacd to favor us
with will hav* strict and prompt atteution, and
goods furnished as good quality aud at as low
prices a* uuder auy other circumstance*.
160 sack- *jEc'.-, 25 ne's willow clo's b'ks,
20 bhls clarified sugar, 30 do do market do
25 do pow i tr* & IumJT tio 30 dos do fancy do
60 hhd N O do 15t) *tll buckets,
26 bbis Belcher's syrup, 50 ne-tt lube, each)
10 do goiden do 5(1 do do (8 each)
90 do S it molasses, 30 dot 2 li«jpi bucket#,
80 half 1 do 3(1 do (3 do do
11 bfait rclto'd A plain, do 300 half bushel measures,
76 boxes raisins, 75 nests ass't do
ItM df aasorted candy, 50 do* t,r..,!ni,
25 do fancy do 50 do whi?p brooms
Filberts peeau B'lil note, 160 r.ests v»r. COT. boxes,
8 AlinoaV A S 8 do 150 plain do do
Windsor glass, all site* 20tt kegs ass rtcd nails,
and quality, 55 bale* chiton batting,
Wiod-or sa?b, all sices, 50 dot wash boards,
Tumblers A quart Jnrs,
500 sacks dairy salt,
do do A do
390 bbls wmter apples,
149 hags do do
S» 4b do peaches,
im. 21,1*44-—w
100 dot eloUies lines,
60 half cheats tea tvarioM
kinds.)
Spices of all kin4s,
25 boxes all sit'd pitklcs,
100 do tobacco.
HiT«rrORB «eCUMK,
Wchants.
liuggy Trimmings-
JIOLBSALK (iroci-r" aud Comini--ion Mer
Water Street, second door above Blofc
,iKeokuk, lown, bave opened in tben eomuKi
diou«
fire proof
Having
down sine washboards
J6 brooms,
u
pwrtion
Star Candles,
V inegar,
iiersii,
Pearl barley,
1 a 1
Tiie reputation of our Iron is too well known to
require u recommendation from us. It is sufficient
to nay that all who have ever used it, for whatever
purpose or place-, are compelled to acknowledge it,
without hesitation, to be greatIjr superior to suuy
other in general use.
l.et it U- understood that it is sold by one house,
and to be had only at tha tiligo Iron &»r«, Water
Str«et.
Strict attention given to orders.
We have now in stove, aud will be in receipt of
additional mipplic* throughout the season—
125 Tons assorted ftur Iron
2tU Bdls Round and Square do
150 do Horse Shot, a.-s'd sixes
100 do do do Nail Rod
50 do Oval and half Oval
100 Slabs Plough Iron. as#'d{
200 llo Sligo do Steel
200 Setts Wagon and Buggy Boxes
50 Pm Steel Carriage Springs
1000 lbs Nailor's Cast Steel, ass'd sisM
50o do English and American Blister do
100 Kegs NaiN ass'd sites
'J, do 4 and 5 inch Boat Spikes [feet
1 dot Rowland's Mill Saws, 5 Jto6$
1 do Cross t^ut Snws
20 sett- Carnage. I'.uggy aud Wagon Axels.
HM ITS'S TOOLS.
1 k« Blacksmiths Bellow*
25 Mouse Hole Anvils
25 Solid Head Vices
1 do/ Stock aud Ihet, or Screw Plates, su
per 1 or qualitv
4 dot Hammers and Sledges
Horse Rap" am! Files together with
fekeel Hammer Moulds fikudgs Moulds
Log and Trace Chain*, Axes, Shovels,
fspadcit, .Man ilia Cordage, Ac.
_MjV3l. 1^'.V—W
jfceokuk Stove Foundry!
WOOD, KSTKN A »..
TTAVlNu cstaliiishrii a STUV K I01 Kin
I 1 the city of Keokuk, which is now
successful oja-ration. arc ]repared to fill 0:
ders fyr various styles of l'urlor ^lid Coe
Stove*, among which is the "Republic" Cook Stove,
patented in 1S54, having a movable back plate,
with an air chamber between it and the oven (date,
the ordinary sise taking in two-feet wood, and in
every resject a superior article. Our ''Crescent"
1'rcmiuin Stove is also made for long wood, in u
heavy and substantial manner, and all of our heat
nig stoves are of new and improved patterns, both
for wood and coal.
We respectfully call the attention of dealr
throughout the lies Moines Valley and the adjoiu
\iig country to our stock of Stoves, and assure them
that we can sell as cheap as they can buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for our Patterns can always bo had,
free" of cost when broken by fire, at our Foundry,
CORNKll OF 12th ANI) JOHNSON.
We also have a lurge assortment of Tin Ware,
Hollow Ware, Stove Trimmings, Sugar Kettles, Oog
Irons, Grates, Ac., Ac., at our shops.
Ai'.am.Hs II AMI 05 MAI STKKKT.
tive as n Call and encourage
The Old Crockery Houa»
Ound,
CARKY A KILIJULTiNE is still in full blast,
as we trust by strict and honorable dealings,
has M-eured and will retain a large portion of the
vrry brtt
set of customers, and lu accordance with
the increase of business wc are enabled to import
our Goods
HIRB'T PROW BSGLAMD,
and in such quantities its to place our hou«i in a po
.-itiou inferior ti none, either 111 Cinciunali, St. Lou
is or Chicago, and hold ourselves ready to duplicate
the regular bill of the season from auy of the above
pi ape*.
We are happy to inform our friends throughout
(he State, that we have open for inspection and nale,
upwards of
400 Crates of Crockery,
together with upwards of 800 Buxfcs ULASSWARK,
manufactured to ourown patterns, aud expressly for
our own trade. We have also the moat extensive as
sortment of
UAIKIXti I.I.ASSK.S
ever brought to the Siate, with all other goods kept
in Crockery houses. Wc will be happy to see any
and all who dcaire to purchase goods in our line, und
asure them if they ileal with us wc will do as well
by them a* wc Know how. We have careful pack
ers, and very seldom h«\ecompliant oi broken wars.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Main Street, between 3d and 4th Streets.
CAREY A KILBOl'RNE.
uk, lowu. Aug. 15, lo.i.- -w.
Leather Leather!
P.
TH'iMAS A CO.. manufacturers cif and
wholesale dealers in all kinds and deicri|)tioiis
of Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Carriage 1'rini
mings, name led uud
Patent
*v
I"
xtore and warehouse, where they in­
tend d--tng tiriK-cry aud CotumiMtioii busiiiena.
U-eu in the ilrocery bu.-nies« I'm' severnl
•years, and posi'fs'sing ample facilitio*. we will be
able to afford goods 1"W. and hope by strict auentiu*
t,. business
rt-cei\c
of public
patronage.
Our stock will con-ist, in part, of Wivtt-rii inaiiu
fai-turv*. such a" Iron. Nail«i, Window Ula.-, ^^ottou
Varii^. Satinets. Bucket*. Tub«, Wrapj'lng 1'aper.
Ac., beside a variety of staple and other nrtieie^
enumerated below.
Rl'NWUH.
rdage,
fobaceo,
8' wnifr twine,
^iniiecd^
Lampblwty
('bocolu'e,
I'int tlii- k^,
Quurt do
Tur,
Tar cans,
S.ilr-rntu*,
oil,
White lead,
'Hlnckiiig,
'andy.
Table Salt,
Kice,
Ink.
Hp't." turpentine
Logwood,
.Nutmegs,
Maddev,
busutig brushes,
lekerel,
ell btieketa,
Indigo,
jtinc washboards, Uatche'»
counter scales.
above articles will be sold low for ca-^h, or ap
proved country produce. lv
June 10.—w STAFFORD
A
MrCl'NE.
iSllgo Iron Starr—Wlialesale nni
Hrtnil.
1HITTENDEN A tiA VIC. Water Street, Keo
V-'kuk. having connected the alxjve, in all its vari
ous branches, with our other business for the past
year, and finding the demand to have exceeded our
"most sanguine expectations, have found it necessary
to make larger addition* to our stock and we now
have the satisfaction to offer to our customers and
tin- public generally the largest and most compleU
assortment of Bligo Iron, Nails, Steel, Ac., ever be
fore offered in our State.
We would say to Blacksmiths and Merchants who
deal in Iron, tiiat we can make it greatly to then
interest to purchase their stock here. Having uiude
permanent arrangements with the manufacturers
for a constant supply, and also having the exclusive
privilege for the aalo of Sligo Iron at this place,
and being determined to sell lor a low commission
over manufacturers' prices, we will guarantee-to sell
as low as can he had at the Works or elsewhere, ad
ding freight, insurance, Ac.
0•**4*1.*. a CO. B. HHVTS. V. CONMABLB
CONN
ABLE. SM7TH ft CO,
Wh«lml« Ororfrs,
Ieaiers in Tennessee Iron, and Forwarding and COBB
mission Merchants, Noa. 57 and 5S, Li-voi
Athairnow
RB rcoeiring the following, completing!
Spring stoek, which they offer to the trad* I
at very low rates. They will do justio* ta any ar
dors tficT may favored with.
UK) bhds N (I'."-ugar, 50 nests tubs,
50 bbls Belchet'» cli'd, 10 dos tar bucketii,
25 Iwaf and crushel, 50 di sine wa^hbonrthl,
100 Molasses, 20 boxes clothes pi OS,
50 Plantation" 100 coils manilla rope,
50 Belcher's SHand25 inte
fgr
Pepper,
Gallon jam,
Starch,
Salts,
FMi oil,
lxiaf Sugar,
Ginger,
St "Bo pip*'.",
Clay pipes,
Teas,
Cut tobneco,
Cinnamon,
Kcd lead,
Soap,
Mustard.
olden srrup, 75 dox hemp and grass bad
hf hul A kg* do cords,
200"sacks Ric coffee, 300 boxes window glass
.'iO aid gov Javado nast sixes and brands
.100 kegs nails, as*'tai*cs60 boxes tumblers,
50 boxes soap, 50 bxs pt, hf pi A qt flasks
50 do Mar candles, 5 eerooiis A 2 eases indigo
50 do. Biouhi do 1 cask primateaddvr,
75 hf chewts tea^asst, 5 bbls alum,
50 boxes -4io 10 copperas,
1M bxs obewin^ tobacco, 15 sacks pepper,
various Wands, 5 spice,
AO boxes cut cLewiug and 50 boxes gro. peppar SJMl
smoking do pimento,
56 regaliaa:ul princlpe 2 bales doves,
cigars, 1 case nutmegs,
25 botes Cuba sixes, boxes ground gittfer,
800 bu prime I. Apples, 25 dot ycust p,iwde*a,
600 bu priuie 1 Peaches, 30 bbls diff. kinds nuts,
100 nags salcratus, bbls, 50 bushels fresh peanuts,
boxes, kegs, 50 hale*, cotton batting.
25 kegs Soda, 10 candlc wick,
300 bbls wrapping paper, 75 bftgs cotton yam,
100 reams let. a cap do 30 colored and whit*
frOpkgs 12 A mackerel carpet chain.
5 drums codfish, 30 bales wrapping twine,
50 bxs tsmukeO Herring, 30 boxes St. Louis stareh,
20 starch,
50 doz Thoimm' Oysters,
100 boxes candy,
200 kegs rifle and mining
powder,
100 uot wood buckets,
20,000 feet fuse,
20 cases lb and hf lb Mt*
ister powder.
C5 N."«* SARDINE:
10 tierccs ricc,
25 bbls tar,
20 }nteh and rosin,
53 bxs raisins,
60 hf and qr bxs do
I ease prunes, 111 boxes,
10 boxes citron,
tOO drums figs,
25 bbls Dayton nla, fmh 100 boxes matches,
25 boxes musturd,
15 corn stureh,
80 doz brooms,
500 lbs broom uune,
25 boxes axes,
76 bbls crackers.
POCKETfrom
Coaeh Lvatlu-r, of all
colors Enameled Cloth, Whips and Ltuhesof every
variety. Fly Nets, fancy colors and plain aud
Thomson's thoroughly stretched L'elwug, of all
widths.
Those wishing any thing in our line, may rely on
£uding it at our establishment, and »t as low prises
AS it can IK- Jiiui at any other point in the West.
We manufacture a large portion of our Leather, and
have made arrangements to import our Aiaddlery
liardnare direct from the Kugiish luiyuulaeturei.
Our goods of American manufacture we purchase
direct from the manufacturer, which enables us to
sell quite as low as can be purchased iu any of the
Eastern cities.
We respectfully invite those wishing to purchase
any thing in our line, to give us a call aud examine
our guods aud prices.
Cash paid for Hides.
Keokuk. August 18, 1855.—wy.
HI.ATKSIIRRIANVR
"VI7"ILLIAM iiKAIlAM. ou Third, betweenJohn
«on an-1 Evkm -'reet». at the Jirickfhop,
would inform tlu pub ic thut he is prepared to do
ali kinds of lh.A» KsuiTHiNii in a neat, durable, and
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring ou your lame horses uud have them shod
right. From his long and constant practice in this
branch of the business he flatters himself that he
caunot be excelled by any one in the country. Hs
particularly solicits patronage in this line.
He also offer* his services as Farrier la all iu
branches.
May 2», 1866. dAwly
T«*«»
1 AA nALF eh,st* fresh imperial, Gunpowder,
LUU Young U^»on and Black Teas, embracing
e»ery qslity, for sale by
April 14,
im.
50 boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all aises,
2 tons bar lead,
200 Jltil) oaps,
100 water proof do
Tennessee Iron.
VTTEare now receiving, inaikliima to our prcs
VV snt stock 0/ Iron and Blbckomith Tools, di
rectly from the luauufaclurers, 50 tons assorted »i
xe* Bar Iron, ou which we will bo able to give our
customers the benefit of the recent decline in the
market also 150 slabs assorted sites Plow Steel, ts
which the attcntiou of dealers aud blacksmiths is
directed. Feeling desirous of enlarging this branch
Of our business, we are prepared to offer the neces
sary inducements to custom to accomplish the
same. dAw CONN A HI.K. SMYTH A CO.
To otHBtrjr iHrreliant*.
Ol'R
Mock Hardware aud Cutlery is now daily
arriving and will all be in store in a few woeks.
aad we shall then be able to offer yon as complete
an assortment, as can be found in any Hardware
House in the West. We respectfully a-k an examin
ation of our stock aud pn
sep 17 w
TABLE
prie.-s. U-fore purehitsing.
BALDWIN, KVANSACO.
CUTLERY—A large steek on hand, im
[Mirted direct from the manufacturers, and fur
sale at low prices by BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
CVTLERY. over 250 patterns ju*rre
ceived .""hoffi, id. England, and for sale low
by sep 17 BALDWIN. EVANS 4-CO.
IT^ILES.—We
CIRt
R~
OX
1for
SAW
SAft.
1
HOVK
MAVCRAI-
TI'HKS. WK.'1», KS'l'KS A CO.
Keokuk, July 1^. IS5. wy
I)
w CLJSGHORN k HARRISON.
have received our Fall sapplv of fifes
of every description, which we will s, ii at re
dncod prioos. BALDWIN, EVAS."* A IX).
I LAR SAWS.—We always keep on hand a
lar^e stock of Circular saws from six to 54 ineh
us diatnetsr, which we sell at fuctoi v price*,
sep 17 BALDWIN. E V A N A CO._
I li liR A KIN (T ulvei'.v- 011 iittiut and for sale
by __ BALDW IN, EVANS &JCO.
RUCiii^TEK~tNm*PEBof
'S f(Ki"Lti.-W. have re
ccivedan assortment R. D. liar ton's Cooper's
Xoula, a superior article which we wi:l sell at Roches
tcr price-. ___ BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
und Im* Chains, of all -:tes, just received and
for sale by A LDWIN, EVANS A CO.
EAD Pipe—A full •wortineni always on hand
sale by. ^BALDWIN, E\ ANS A CO.
HOVEIJS and Tong*, of all »i/t^, kinds aud pri
O c«t, just n-ceived and for ale low bv
aep 17 BALDWIN, EVANS A
HAS'D
CO.
AND PANK^ SAWS—A small lot of our
own importation,'Just received und for sale low
by BALDWIN, EVANS A CO.
MANDRILS—A large assortment for circu
lar s#ws, just received and for sale low by
BA LI W 1N, KV ANS A CO.
SNAfHS-—Jttit
r.
received and for sale low by
BALDWIN. EVANS AOO^
COX J* U. SIIELLXT.
Cox & Shelley,
WHOi.KSALK Hl.\l.l.HS IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
!NOI ION* AMlYAillJl t.OO»S,
'lot liin|( siBi Ifuifc.
and Cii's", ys Main Street, Keokuk.
NVI1E the attention of purehas -rs visiting this
market to an unu-milly lieuv y «nd complete Stock
of Fall and Winter Good*," which they are now get
ting in Store, and which will be sold at extreme low
prices.
Keokuk. Anrti't 22. —wlr
C. Oarber & Co.,
MainSt.. between Waier aud Firat, KEokl K, IA.
WT
HoLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
VV l)ry Goods.
lhiving reo ived an extensive stock cf Fall A Win
ter Goods', we invite the attention of conn try dealers.
Among other things, we have a g'xid stock «d
WtM|en Goods all approv, grades of Clotl^ and
Satinets red. white, yellow, twill-d tin plain Flan
nels a great variety of plaiu and plnid Linscys an
extensive assortment of IVints, and Trimmings of all
kinds.
1
1S55.- -wly
100,000 Lights of Sash,
AT Till: NEW STEAm WORK*,
Corner of Johnson and Eighth Sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
f|MIE subscribt rs have now on hand at their Man-
J. ufactory. the largest lot of Sash, of all sites
and description*, ever offered west of the Mississip
pi River, uud, with their facilities, are bound to
keep pace with the increasing wants (if the country,
from here to Council Bluffs. We are making partic
ular arrangements to supply tha Fort Des Moines
River trade during the coming spring.
DOORS.
We have also a large assortment of Doors, em
bracing all common sixes. Orders for particular
•Ues will b« filled on short notice.
WINDOW BLINDS.
Our machinery is particularly adapted to the
manufacture of Viudow Blinds, of a superior style
and finish. All orders attended to without delay.
N. B. We want it distinctly understood, that
we can fill any orders for common sited Sa#h or
Doors, at all times. All articles in our line, sold
on reasonable terms. S. C. A S. CARTER.
Keokuk, Feb. 22, 1S6&. wly ______
J.
XV.
JOHNSTON*,'
TXDERTAKEll, Corner of Johnson and
Third Strc ts.
Carrie? on th business of Undertaking in nil its
branches. He has recently mode extensive additions
to his stxk and perfected his arrangements iu every
dejiartm- nt.
PATENT METALLIC Bl'RIAL CAPES.
iui|erviou8 to ttir and indestructible, highly orna
uii iited and invaluable for the preservation of the
dead, as well as c.-ffius of every style aud finish fur
nished to order.
lleuryes and carriages furnished, and the entire ar
rangements of the funeral attended to when required.
IKeokuk. April 12. 1S55. dy
w.n. 1*1 ANN Kit*.
DYERappear
AND SCUFRKU. fifth street, ow
door below Main, where he will renovate and
make to as new, all kintbof Ladies'and Geu
tlrmen's apparel.
fc
-ieh as crajx1, hroscha, cas.-imcre
an i woolen slmwls, cashmere, silk and merino dress
es, rugs, pianound table cot ers, wiudow and damask
cunains. Ac.
Ail of the ab .ve, and every other article of cloth
ing colored in an) of the fancy or plain colors. 1
hope by close attention and a knowledge of my bus
iness, to give general satisfaction.
sep l*d6m WM. MANNERS.
IANt'1 CiOOON.
JCST
received an elegant as»rtuient of fine Goods,
such a* French Chiua Vase*, Parian aud Terra
Cotta, Ac.. Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
Stauds, Spoon Goblets, Figures, Cmpids. liusU, Ac.
Also ou hand a good assortment of Crockery and
Glassware. CARKY A K1LBOIH&E.
wist IS, 1866. 4
OSKLL XATLKN,
*ANl?TM'1V*K*S AWU T)KAl.nt» IN
o o s a n S o e e
BY*will
constant arrivals our stock of Eastern Work
soon the finest and largest ever offered
in Keokuk They art selected with special reference
to the wants of the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety taaginable. The jwice* will be surh
as will convince everv one that We have fully adopt
ed the motto of "(Jufck Sales and Rmsdl Profits."
N. B. The summer Goods now on band will b«
closed out AT COHT.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory
To the Ladies we would say, call in and see our
elegant stvles of Bootees, Buskins, and Slips. .f the
finest materials, now manufactured at our establish
ment, which in itoint of qnality and durability we
will warrant to Ic etiual to any in the west.
Gentlemen will find it to their mUr st to call and
examine our stock of custom-made work, ol which
an ample quantity will always lie kept on hand, and
as wo use only the best materials, and employ none
hut the Ifcst workmen, they may rest assured of a
good article, guaranteed to fit in all case*.
N. B. All articles of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sip of the Mammoth Shas, tontt building, Mais
and Third Streets.
August 31. 1"*5".-—
Excelsior llool A Sh»f Hauufartory*
THk I.ATKST FRtM Atl .VMKRIi A" I ASHIOXS.
J. T. HARRIS A 0.,
HAVING
just Opened a
shop,
in their old
business, on Third street,between Maiu
and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectfu 11v
announce that tlioy aro prepared to manu
facture the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that cau be got up.
Determined not to be excelled by any nutaufac
turers in the West they solicit a share of publu pat
rouagc.
As we purchase direct from tlio imiKiriers, enr
stock is always of tin- latest fashion ana best quali
ty, and at the low-eat figures.
As wu keep no Eastern or slop work un band, we
warrant all our ready made Boots aud Shoes of the
same character as those made to order.
Call and leave your orders fur a^good fit. War
ranted to suit in every particular.
Repairing in the neatest and mtwt subatan
tial manner done 011 short notice.
July 21,1855. v
HARRIS 00.
Fall Trade.
Gate City Root and Nhoe Store.
No. 112 Main Street, between Fourth an! Fifth.
HE undo signed would respvtfully eal
the attention of the Ladies aad Gentle
men of Keokuk and v ieinitv, to then line un
well selected stock of Boot" and Shoes, nov
opened and for
sale
nt the above establishment, com-
piising all kinds of I.adies', Gem-', Misses', Ikivs'.
and Children's wear, of all styles, grades and sites.
These gools have been selei-ted witn
s{ecial
reference
to neatness of style and durability, and will U: sold
at a Very small adiancc above llasiern cost, as we
are determined not to be undersold by any house in
the city. Please give us a call. An examination of
goods and prices is the only favor we ask.
Sept. 8. 1855.—d 11. C. lllTSKAMP A BRO.
Hoots and Mhoes at Wlsoleaale.
HAVING
Opened a house in this city I«»r the pur
pose of carrying
on
the wholesale Boot, and
Shoe business, we respectfully call the attention of
the trade to our large ami well assorted stock,
which is now being received direct from the beat
manufactories in Massachusetts. It ii our intention
to always keep on hand a (mplcte assortment of
goods in the line, and offer aucit inducement* as will
obtain for us a liberal share of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call and exam
ine our stock before thev purchase.
Julv 7.—d CARTER A 00.
DAVIFN A HART.
WHOLESALE-tree!,
I»ea ler- 111 Boot* and ^KMa, No.
11S, Maui ke kuk, Iona.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we have
engaged in the alsive business, having all the facil
ities lor purchasing our stock directly of the manu
facturcrs at the lowest figures. It is our objoct and
detcrminat im to bin id up a large aud permsment
trade by keeping on hand a large and well aaeorted
slock making our prices so low that none can belcs*.
and terms aud discounts as liberal as any other
house.
Please call and evuuim- out btck. se
Third Street
Wholesale Hoot aad Shoe Store.
HAof
V I N O now received mv Fall ami W inter stock
Boots an 1 Sh e ". I am pr-pared to otter SU
jx-rior iiiduoctiients t.., ileal, rs. My stock being di
rect froia first hunds will le sold a.- low, if not a lit
tle lower, than any house ia the city. I promise to
make it to the advantage of those desiring U pur
chase, to call on me hefi.re purchasing.
Remember, on Third Street, bet wees Main and
Johuson. a few doors south of Ayers' l»rujr Store.
Sept. 8.—d. mwtf W.F. THOMPSON.
ottumwa House,
H'APi i,LO COl NTV, IOWA.
PI1E uiider.igned having recent ly purchased
A
I he
aUn e Hoii.-e, would respectfully 111-
forin the travvlmg community and the public
generally that he lia.-" refitted and thoroughly reno
vated the House, and is tiow prepared to offer as
good accommodations as the country will afford to
all th u"c who may favor him with a call bis con
stant attention will lc gi»eu to render the stay of
all comfortable. His House being large and com
modious he flatters himself that he can gtra general
satisfaction t" hi" guests.
Connected with this House is
A (ioui! and ummortioitt Stablr,
Where will be kept at all times a good supply of
Oats, Corn, and Timothy Hay. and a trusty and cf-1
ficient Ostler. THOS. G. GIVEN.
Ottumwa, May 7, 1855. wAlawdtf
Shaving Ac Hair Cutting Extraordi
nary
SHAMPOONTNG
Competition challenged GEORGE CABOB.
August 23, 1H55.—lydAwAm
TO COOPERK.
Irvrvrv
CRACKER Bbls. wanted immediately at
jVJUv* Galloway's fiikery, on Johnson street,
opposite the Post Office, Keokuk. Cash on delivery,
and will contract for the fall and winter, at a fair
price, R. GALlX)W'AY.
Keokuk, Oct 5, '55-dAwlm
EOOKINO ULANNEK.
QAQ BOXES U iking (ilassea, assorted sixes, jnit
OVJO received, direct from toe manufacturers, and
for sale by the box or dozen. Also an assortment
of Gilt Moulding, for picture frames'.
June 13, 1855. -d CAREY A KILBOURNE.
"Card to the Ladies.
NOW
ready for the season a large stock of Tri
ming Goods iu Velvet—Plain and Shaded Col
ors and Black of all widths Plush Shaded. Moss
Fringe. Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colorsand
Width Galloon* in great variety Gimps, Braids A«.
tome in bright colors foi children's dresses.
Sept. 10. dAw P. D. FOSTHR.
Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
BLANK
Books made aud ruled to any reqnired
pattern. Court Records, Justices' Dockets, As
sessors' Books, Pull Books, Ac., Ac., furnished at
short uot ice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ae, bound or re
bound in any style desired.
jdu My Bindery will lc found on Second Street,
nest door to the Athenwuin, sign of the "Big Book."
Jau. 26, 1S54.—dAw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
DAVIS & PRICE,
HOI'MFC, KLCIN AND ORN A 3KE5ITA1.
PAINTERS,
C1RAINERS,
Gi&more's Turkish Liniment
THIS
is the best Linimant which has yet b*en of
fered to he public. It is an excellent remedy
for Neuralgia. Krysipela*, Rheumatism, wounds,
euU. ulcers, burns, scalds, bruises,spraius^talt rtwum,
sore tin out. head
vu
he, tooth ache, pains ic the limbs,
client, back, stomach or bowels Also fur fouuder,
glanders, big head, swecuey.
splint. sprains, poll evil,
stiff oomplaint, yellow water, distemper, ring Une,
fistula, colic, botts.and harness galls, 4~c. The'Yurdf
Gillmore's Tarkish Liniment are M°wa in tlhi glass
also a lao simile of my written signature ayoempa
liics each Isottle.
Ulllaorc's Cholera aad Diarrhea
Mixture.
Liter Pilla
Those colt-brat, Pill-
are
Fever and Ague. biliousCompluints Colic, Dysente
ry Constipation nf the Bowels, Indigestion. Jaun­
dice.
Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, lJlot hii
on the skiu. Ft vers. Ac. The best family pill known
and can be used with saftdv, whenever a oathartie is 1
1
ceded
N. B. To insure a genuine article and one on
which you can rely with perfect safety, be partivular
to inquire for Gillmorc's Vegetable, Cathartic and
Liver Pills.
Caledonian Cough Losengcs.
Prepared by 11. Gillmore. A popular remedy
fort ongh", ('old-., arid Hronchial afleetious. They
have given entire sati-faction to tho-c who have used
them.
Ulllmore^s Hair Balsan.
A beautiful preparation for the liair, and propsrly
ns-tl. will restore it toils original softness axtd
b«auty. Those wbo have used it say it is tfaw IHMII
preparation tlu-y have seen.
Sold, wholosale and retail, bvH.il. AY'ERS, Irug
gjst. corner of Main and Thiid streets, Keokuk, Iowa.
Also
by Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State.
October 3, '55—dAwy
PANCHAEE'ft FRVHi ANS AftlV
SIIXTI RE,
"L^OR the eiectual cur* of Chill- and Fever, Ialer
mittent
tacks.
Grntral TtrbHtft/, !firjh! Strratt,
ha- effectually cured more persons where it has baen
introduced,
alont,
those
than any other preparation known, and
ecu lil prod Joe any numUr certi6eat'K. a« is usual
with medicines of thi- kin«l. froia thoncof the beat
respcctabilily, and from eminent phvsudans of Phi
lad lphta ami elsewhere,
who
fallibb- }ro"f in yourself
1
from these attaeks in that season of the year which.
while it it the most sickly, is the most valuable-to
th.-m.
For sale by MOORE A HOOPER, Druggist*,
Agents for Keokuk, Iowa.
July 25. 1855.-—wly
Alexander'* Peltmlrni,
THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR TONIC.
VT -r HAT i« uiore de.-irable by the young than the
VV
'1
luxuriant locks of youth* and Ixsanty? What
i- more dreaded by the middb -aged thin grriy hairs!'
Win* that is old but would avert bnldnes*? wbich
can all be accomplished by using Alexander's Pe
tlamieus
n,
W
GILDERS, GLAZIERS AND TT
per Hungers.
Shop on South sido Bloudeau, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets'.
Hav .ng commenced the above business in All its
raitehe-. tin y solicit a aliare of patronage.
All orders promptly attended to.
Keokuk, Augu"t 22, lf*."i.'.—d.lm
"*New Jewelry Kstabllehneiti
PAKMELU At tASIPBl-LL
HAVE
just o|K»ned a new store on Main street, be
tween Second and Third, whsru may be found
an entire new slock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Palor and mantle Clocks, silver spoons, forks, knives,
Ac., pure as coin. New and fashionable Jewelry,
plated ware, fine pocket outlery in faet everything
new and desirable iu this line and which may be
bought cheaper thaa elsewhere.
pm- The public generally sre invited to call and
examine the stock, whether they wish to purchase or
Keokuk, October 11, '5it—4Awy
universally a-lnowielg)-il to tx, the must
l*u|«et ior article for beaulifyiug the Hair, and wbn-h
i' equally cffiein ious nie-et vmg 1U natural health.
For sale at 84 Main Street, bv 1
Jane 26.--iltl J. D. AnTCHELL 00.
Uenie's Electr»-Wi*irae«ic Piaster.
Ar, Curt fw
Cmi.i s Frvaa. IK
F01 1 Ii. 1 1:.-
^11 IS Novel and extrautdmary -medy is upheld
by the te-timony of sotn oi the liest names in
Tennc-see, Mississippi and Arkansas The projn-ie
tor and inventor ha-, among thousands others, er
tifieates from the following di«tingui»hcd geutleuien
Memphis. Tenn.. tin- home of tfic proprietor
Rev. l.L tirai
•r, Col. Smith P. Baukhead—editor
Memphis Whig, Wm. Yancey—edit.jrnf the Mem
phis New«, T. Keefe. M. 1) Y. A (!nrr. M. D.. R. 11.
CriK'kcl, lawyer, grandson of Davy Crocket. Thoe. S.
i^md. D.
This wonderful Plaster docs not pain, blister arcx
coriaie. Wherever it ha." been intnduced it has su
perceded all other patent medicine* for chills, and
itrivfn quitunr out 0/ tkt market!
I ulike Uninine, Arsonic and other deleterious
drugs, this medicine maks auuick, radical and per
fect cure aud is not loll owed by a train of maladies
wor.-e than the one removed. It is |erfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by all sexes aud
Shgvh.
fcmt
AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
The favorite Saloon of George Cabus, ou Main
Street, below Parsoiw's Batik, presents new attrac
tions
to the
cit.iz.ens of K-okuk. Having obtained
assistants in my buiii:ss suju-rior to any ever liefore
employed in tin- city. I invite the patronage of the
community, as I am sati"fid that 1 cau shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shairi|son with
more dexterity than any liarber iu the Slate of Iowa.
community leaves it to make its local reputation here
by it* nsn'oiorit? und superior claim-' on the public.
AddreasC. M. iMne, Proprietor, empbi". Tcua.
PKII
s, $1. A liberal discount made to the trade,
by mail, to all part.- of the country.
Bole wholesale and retail agent far Keokuk.
H. 11. AYRES.
Corner 3d and Main street. ocl24dw
Lightning Bods,
ITH Poin s and Fixtures, warranted hot to
corrode. Fur sale bv
J. II.
SI LI.H AN
HI.
DEALER(Successor
A CO.,
Jaly 17,1855.—d 110 Mam Street, Kaolsttk.
w.
AYER'S PILLS.
A
This is the best rem-dy known for bowel coinp- i
laints. such 11s Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Pains ..... 1
in the Ilowels, Ao., Ac. Those who have used it are I vousncss, »rr»Ubility. inflammations, brad
charmed with its medical virtues. The naaisis blown
in the glass.
(illlmore's Vegetable Cathartic and
1
YKB'1 FILM.
A NfcW aud singularly suooesaful remslv fur the
f\. cure of nl! biliou* ittseasee. eostlvrness, indi^es
tion. jaundice, dropsv rheumatism. i vers, gout,
ache, pains In the breast, side, l*ck. and limbs, fe
male complaints. Ac., Ac. Inde»-d. very few are the
disasi-s
iti which a purgative medicine is not more
or
le«s
an Cioelleui re».«y xor
mifflit lx
required, and mu li sickness and suffering
.ntharmie-".but
nr.
ieut remsdy for
vented,
testified
Dumb Ague, mid BiUious At-
This preparation has been found, after fxtens ivr
trial, to be a certaiu and effectual care for ttte abd#»
diseases. It is composed entirely of vegetable sob
stancis, and contains nothing that can a sniuri*un
lv ujKin the system Persons while asing this medi
cine sre not obliged to In- by. a* the contents of on*
buttle breaks the chtil and removen the disease,—and
are not affeetM by esfxsure t- water sickly hxal
ties. any more than when in their usual health snd
by taking iav or two butties more, the patont will
find the apfxditc to recover, strength to supply th«
place of
if a efl,.
m(m fnqil4
use
I.f a
otb-trs.
Did .-|ae jHiuiii,
Dutiles* In
wfu.
The Proprietor stat.-s, without f.-ar of contradie
tion, that PiVHiu.'s
FKVEK
we
trial.
stiHly
can
the Ileud, and all oth- forms of disease hav their i themw-lv
origin iu Miasma or Malaria, and become
A*D
they
,1^^
aud
Farmers. Planters. Mechanic*, and *11 Laboring discas. than any other medicine known to tht.
Men in sections id country where tim above »lis»*a*c*
prevail, by alopting it ac a
prrvtuhvr,
will be free
&
JONES,
to P. SLngerland,)
iu Clocks, Watches aud Jewel­
ry, Second Street, (next door to Charles
Parsons' Banking House,) Keokuk, Iowa.
The subscriber has just received a large and
U-autiful stoek of Gold aud Silver Watehes, Gold
Jewelry, Ac., comprising the latest s vies of Ladies'
lirea-st Pins, Kar Rings, Fiuger Rings, Cuff Pins,
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver
Thiiubies, Gold hikhss, Snaps, Studs, (sold Pens
with or without holders, Gold Pencils, Pess and
Pencils.
WATCU PwEPAiRiao.
The subscriber being a practical watchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult aad deli
cate wurk that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
&KKETT TtUP..
The public may rest assured that the corrsst tins
is, and always will be kept by
Nov. 2?i, IS 4.—dly N. W
Cigars Ac Chewing Tobacco.
A CHOICE assortment just received. All who are
1 V. fond of the weed can be satisfied bv calling on
Pap^-r hung iu the mtist superior manner. Ordsm
promptly e.Tecuted. J. T. CAVE A PON.
Main st., bet. 3d A 4th. octlfi d2m.
IHnsiral Instruments.
SUCH
AS Guitars, Violins, Banjos, A ceo rd
eons,
Flutes, Fifes. Piceloes, Clarionets,
Johnson street, Keokuk.
lV|BW
Ire.
Also,
Bows, Strings, and all trimmings to the Violin and
(iu 1 tar, can be had at
usiIVd CREIGHTON A OIIilER'S.
NEW OYNTER DEPOT.
couimulate Ludics iu- well as Gentlemen with a good
plate of lresh ov-ter
CREIGHTON A OHMER,
Oct 3-d Johnston Street.
•TRENCH CANBIB*.
JTST
r«ceivtd
Sherry
Gum
Cordial
Paintill
by Express from New York City a
large assortment of French Candies, suoh
Ice Cream Drops, assorted flavors,
do do do
do do do
do do do
Metropolitan Loteages, Conversation Losenges,
iers, Ac., 4e., at
(CREIGHTON A OHMER'8
Confectionary and Ice Cream Baiooa.
June 12,1866.
tuai a-
,y
u)kll can
feel well while a costive habit i Ujdy prevails l«'
sidti" it sion gi.-siorati's Kenou-" nndofun fatal diseases
which might have been avoided by the timely and
judicious
good purgative. This is
aliki true
of wtlds. fi Vcri'-h symptoms, and bilious derang
ments. They all tend to become or pndoee the deep
•ealisl sn-l formidable dist in|*r which load the
hearses all ovw the laiid. llence a reliable family
physic is oi the first iiu|ortaucv to th* public health,
und this pill ha.- Ia cu p,-ifia.li with rousumutate
skill to meet that demand. Ar extensive trial of its
virtues bv physicians. pi f..-ssor« and putunt* has
shown
ti
-u!t- sur]iassing any thing hitherto known
«»f nn v medicine. ure» have l*n i-Bw Uil beyond
bcln 1. were thuy notsabetunt iaU-d by js ron« of much
eXalt'tU position and charatUi as t" foiLid the su.-
piv ion of untruth.
!. Among
the many eminent gentlemen who have
in favor of
thew pills, we may mention,
Doct. A. A. llayes. Analytical Chemist of Boston,
ami Slat, Assayci of Masi-at-bust-lls., whose high ]ro
fcssioual 1 har.e tcl I: tl.doisid by the
Jlon Edward Everett, Seiutoi of thiJITiiit'tl States:
B"l»-rt Wmthrop, cx-Sjx-aker of the llotuw of
lUpreseiitatives
Ahtioti Lawreuce, Minister Plen. to England
tJohn FiUpaUick.Catholk Bishop of Buatwn also,
l)r.
J. ChiUou, Practical Ch wist
Cftv. endorsed l-y
uf
lioj! W L. Marry. Secretary of State
New York
V in. I! A "tor, th- richest man in America
fc. Iceland A Co.. jiropri.t
Hotci,
rs
and
of |hi
Metropolitan
oould
x-rtiliial. from all
aff nl.
mtireiy
Actr.
ry total
prescribe it 1* their
practice for the above diseases, certifying to its ''uii
usua! effi-aey" in euring where oth'-r rvmislle# have
fail, but as it is to
itand or fatJup&n tit own mt'itt
it is deemtKl unm^-ssary, and pr, f.y »aving to
afliirted, Buy
one
Itottle and yn will haMi ia-
give many
parts
perieiv
but the
Mtxri HK
and. Pills Is^th.
rem-
l\
,rw.
huudreil
where tu pilis hav l» en
u-«"l. but evid-nc«- *.-nmore«mviiicin^ than
«*f [itiblic wti,
the
e\-
is f«nnd in their
These pilia, the rw»U
are
iffc«
ijifvd to the public
ts nj«u
of
kmg uive«igat ion and
a»
the best awl
ivmpletc which tli« pre
eat stMcuf
n»o*t
m^diial sen-ne«
Tb- v are oom]iounded
not the
in-
i i i o
Mate
onuis
drug*
dlcinal virtin-s
a e i n -d i e s 1
only
i
y
of
wit
ion f«
e i a o e s s i n s
parity, ami eom(munde«i together ir, such s
manner as to insure tlie U-s.tresults.
Tbi»
lueilR-in. has
«ytem I
b.-eu foun!
in th
C'hei
to |»roduce
'ban had
qualities, by this eai
u
more
hith rU
fftcietit
Urn
of
The
.uined by suj
reawm i« peif-ctly obvi
the idd
prv
.us While
mode rf oompcs.ition. ev
ly
cry i»e«tv inc is bui
Ueaed with more or less at-xniioiiHiu* and injurious
uaimdsal
I- d»-»irrd I the furative cffe
pi1 Vel ur. ft l» lntid.
vut«e ot»i that
i*
inert and obnoxions
preM-nt. All th
qu
of
eaeh
"ubstance
the
shonld
HII
curntiii v
ing retained iletlee
irtue.-
1 nly U
it i»
"elf
Jirove s*
evident
tbt
ffit t»
have jsroved more purely r.
:hv pills a
iu-
surer, m'ne iJowTful
antidou U
ti
Of all the atent meticiws that are off. r.^i hew
i few w..uld taken if th.tr companion was known
Their lif consists iu tbiir mystciy. 1 have
11 id.
A" it is frequently iX|eli nt that my medicitier
,-h mid l» takm under the e» nn-'el of an attending
phy-i
cian. aiidas he could not pro|erJy judge 1'a
retr»e»ly without knowing its comp»sitlm. I hav^
supplied the ae-urate formul* by wbi'h both uty
Pectoral and Pills are mad- t« the whole U*lv I
practitiouers in the I'nitrd Malts and British Auiei
loan Pn-viucep. If how, v ih re should U- any one
wb" has not r^-'iveti th m, th y wili U pn mj'tiy
forwaried by mail at tin lr rwji|e»t.
mi
mys­
teries.
Th. ssmipositioTi cf my |repantiom is laid open
all men. aud all who aie omp-tMii to judg» on la
subject freely a'kuowle(lg« th» ir i*»n\ictions trf th- it
ii.uiu»ic rits. TUi Cherry l'cit^rul was rotiouuc
«d by scientific men to la a Wci.d. tfui UH-aiqils- be
foje'tt- eff.et, *«.rt known. Many eminent phy.«i
(Hans In v •iar^l the -ame thing ef uiy pills, and
»*mi mor eouh'katly, and are willing to -rtify that
their ant icipntions were more thasi reaiiaed by theii
elLcts u|*jii trial.
Th y op, rat, ly their powerful infli»n»ce on the in
u-niai\is«*ra t« jmrify the bl««sl and stimulate u
into In alt hy act ion-- remove the obstructions the
stomach, bowels, liver, ami oth organ* of the booy,
restoring their irregular at turn to lu-atth, ami by «•*.!•
rw iiiig. wherev-r th« y exi't. »ueh ckraiigesaents as
M* the first origin of disease.
Prepared by JAM»:s C. Aveit. Practical ami Ana
lytieal Chcmi"t. Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per
box. Five Uixe* for $1.
Sold by II. H. Ayres, Keokuk, wholesale and re
tail: Fort Madi«onr E. Whitney A Bn. Ki-»auquu.
C. Ltibj Montrose, H. Singer and by alithttggi ts
rvery where. Jan. 11 d^m
The University's Family Remedies.
1of
.Sl
ED under the N-»i, ."-.inetioli and Aathotity
the I n.vers.ty i- rer Meiicm. and 1'opu ar
Knowledge, chartered by the State of Pennsylvania,
April 2*.i, lt»oi, with a capital of §100.000, mainly
for the purpose of arresting the evil* of Spurious
and Worthies. Nostrums also, for supplying tbt
».lti
The proprietor in introduciBg the E. M. P. inthia emnnVuniVy with reliable remedies
w e e v e
a~e
pete in Physician cannot or will not b» employed.—
This Institution has purchased from Dr. Jtunr R.
RoWASn, his eel, brat,
ROWAND'S TONIC MTXTl'RE,
Known for upwards cf twenty.five year* as the
on!v sure und safe cure for Fever and Ague, Ac.,
«i. 1 lu» ineetimable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Rowaud s Compoufid Syrup wf Blackberry Root,
which highly approval and p»»pular remedi.-s, t«
gcthcr with the University s Remtxly for mpiaints
of the Lungs the Fniver-ity's Remedy for lfyspep
sia or Indigestion the University's lUmeef for
C«» live Bowels also, ho University s A Imanae may
be had, at the Branch Dispensary, ot Store of
McklNNKY A RlNNhii, Jteohak.
August 11, 1856. dy
rURHlTURE.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. 61, Main Strict, KEOKl'K. WW A.
Tsay
HE undersigned does net deem it expedient ts
that he lias more Furniture or better thaa
auv other establishment in Keokuk, or elsewhere,
but would say to wholesale and retail purchaser*
and old sustomers that he has on hand all kinds
Furniture, and any quantities you want, put up nnd
psvfced ready for wagon transportation. Amon&
other things are
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables. Card, Center, Side, fcesJkfaM, Wattlg, and
Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cans, aad Mahogany fpring
Hocking Chairs, Cane, Wood, and Spring Seats,
•'-•'Bedsteads, common, fancy, and Cot
tag#, high and
posts.
CR.
Sept. 2—d MOORE A HOOPEI
New Paper Hangings.
-1 rv AAA MOLTS new and b-antiful Paper Hang
J.UfUUU ing iust receiv ed, suitable for Parlors,
Halls, Chamlicrs, f)unng and Drawing Rooms.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornices, Willow Ware
and Wagons.
Ladieh'Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattresses and ail kinds of I pbolstsQr on hand
and made to older.
It will pay to give us a call.
No sign Up, though place generally wsll marked
Keokuk, Mav 1, 1S5^. wy R. WILtJEY.
G. W. i^anders,
FtTRNmjRE WaKE-BOOMB,
Main Street, bet. 3rd A 4th Sts., KEOKUK, IOWA.
TT-
HE undersigned hsut now iu hisj
Ware-Rooms, and designs keej
ing constantly on hand a well se
let ted assortment of all kinds of Furniture, embra
cing MarbH- T»p Dressing, and plain liureaus fine
and plain Sofas fine and plain C'enM aud Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs of every description from a .plain wooden
the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plaiu and
1 ii«r mattinp, 0
mat trasses, feather dusters, carriage trimmings,
window shade* and trimmings, aud every other arti
cle usually kept in my line of Liiaiuess.
Part of my slock was made under my own super
vision, and tlis rest bought from manufactories of
higli standing, so that loan warrant every article
for durability and finish of workmanship.
My object is to establish a permanent basiness
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle aad as
an inducement to persons to purchase of me, I am
resolved to sell at the lowest St. Louis prices.
Call aud examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 1 will always take pleasure in showing
fnrnituru to Ladies and Gentlemen who call on mev
whether thev feel inclined to buy or not.
May 31, l"tt51.-4Awtf tt. W. bANDKJtti.