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A.TTORNKY.-*
July
a e U n
'in i'l»U*lll I.VKUT MoKYTYG Ut-ftUA v s. CViintii,)
mr J.
KYTYG Urj»UA Vs.
K
\f
S
Five Dollar# pkr A.w*, payable in Adrwace or,
Tex Ccktu pkr Wkea, payable to the Carrier.
m- Adv rti"eiu -nu inserted on favorable term*.
LLOVD B. KIIIPMN,
ATT'RNL\
a* Law Mid Notary Public, Office
iu lit* now Post office building, on Job Men *t.,
between 2d aud 3d.
Collet-i n- promptly atteuded to.
Keokok, Feb 13,IMi.—dtf.
JUU* W. KA.VKta. SAMmirirrMIUJn.
RARKI1
at l.aw, Keokuk l--wa- Office ever
Parsou*' Bank, corner of Ma:n and Second Ht».
Dee. 28.
V. r. Mtt.t KH i- M. MCK.
HILLCg »EfK,
ATTORNEYSih*
at Uw and Solicitor* inChaa-'rv
for investigation «f I.ar, 1 Tin,- and
Ft. Madisou. 1*et 17. 1H65.—dif.
w
.liOHRIS,
AlTOHVRt
W IIITCOlt
Juiip S. —4
rr.Hoi
at'Law, Mt. Pievuit, iHiryeon-
ATTOBNK\
ttobm
•y, lowj
S. C. lewelt,
ATTOKNKV
1-. ISio.—dly
TAdTI It A
F160
0RWARl»I\i
(J
J.
A-
»i. ortiimsioon -MercbanU, No.
Seeond r«-.-i. St. Lou in. Agents for the
sale of 11 uliAu'4' Lou.sville Hydraulic i emewt, Cal
cined Fiasier, and Liuue.
Part iruiar atieiition paid lo thesaiauf tirain, Ba
con, aotl I.,ard.
MareL 11" Cy.
John B. Carson 4tOo.,
amisilea, Ktera|« aai I'erward*
Ing ilerrhant,
T^TO. l^-vee. au 5'- ••iiiiii'-rcis! ttreei, 'between
Teai
S:. l,..ui. d*-wl y
Olive and Pin
I. O. BtKIE A CO.,
iltsieaA feraardlag nerchaats
Lv« and Bbort
street,
ALTON, Iuuou.
Attguat SI, 1B&3.—dly
josti-H jas. a. uaaiiK.
K\OW A ukldm
"COMMISSION .Mereinintj. Wholesale Orocers, and
Dealein in Produce. Main 8treat,%et«Maa Fearth
and FifUi. K okuk, l.-wa. .,
S. jiU:mtwr 1. 18Ao.—dly
JOHX WM. t. aBKYUSX.
•lira* A Bcatgea,
Wmi««ion
HOLESALE Groeern, Forwarding and Com
MikIisdii, Levee, Keokak, Iowa.
July V, li»'j.—dly
samcbl bauua- Juaapn aAunx.
h.
A j. ntniLL,
Wand
HOLES \LE urocers. Tea dealer*, Comaiiasioa
Forwuiding M'-p-ium:-. No. 37 Levee,
three iors b'low L'K'Uil .-treet. S'. IajUia, Mo.
March 14, lx'U.—d
WDom.'sJAUF.K
Feb. 7, 1
r.r "T"
HOLESALE and retail dealer UiMftaret^lthfti
ic Dry io*tds, Clotbiug, Boots, Shoes,
Ha i, Can-, Bonne .-!. Trimmings, 4c., No. Main
Ijlr-cC Keokuk. Iowa.
M. sTArroHn, j. c.
KTAI FORO
*VT7"IIoLESALK tirwocrs and Coinmisaion Mer
chants, wecotid door almve the corner of Bbm
df-aii, Water S reet, Keokuk, Iowa.
March H, ltfja,—*dtf.
BHIUiLAVi,.
HHIBCLAKB A"VD
yynoLEsALi HEAI.EI^ i
«. W. 4 II. TITKEB,
MPORTKPsS and wholesale dealers in Hard%4re
and Cutlery, corner of Main aud Seooml S.-feeU,
gnoftbe RED PADLOCK.
July 22,18A4—dlY.
WUfWYKR. J. YKMPLIX. Y. Jt. *.)
Worster, Templin ft Co.,
IWPOKTEKS or
A
Y O O S
NT) dealer* in American Woolen* aad firtfrtfll.
South-west corner of Main aad Foarth Btreeta,
kuk, Iowa.
May 2. IS55.—wly.
*. LADEW. V.
Ladew & Peers,
fSncees ors to A. P. Ladew 4 (V.)
I* Lout a Type foundry aad paper
1Aarebou»e,
No?. 37 nnd ,'i" Lor-tist Street, Saint Ijonis.
"ANrFACTrRKits
Hnd
iTaaews* »rrr-i
HI
r.\i
|l"
HUWELL
City Biuiamgs,
CO.
A
Tu i and fn
ill 1(7
e D'Art*
the purchase and sale of Real Fist at
IW practice tu *n«i regular^ attend (he
Court* ol Keokuk and Ft. Madison, and of the other
counties of the Fir.t Judicial Di*tri«r of Iowa mid
will also practice iu the Supreme '.ur*of tfc*
ATT^KNKY AT LAW, Keokuk, Iowa,
OFKfCF
in ih^ Hail Road on Main SMMt,
ov(?r J. K. Brw^Si *t"re.
Au^vo'i 7, la**,
A ITOIiXKY AT UW, "rtuuiwa, Wapello Cou*
ty, Towa. N. yf, Ma n 'treef. Keokuk, !••*». re«ij»^:fully
July 2a, 1».jj. inform th«' |tiblit- that thiyba'e f'rtn-d a partner-
Jobs P. Htriivlt, i
Lar. A^-ui-.— Ac. b'p« lyr «triet ^rtoual att-niton
(Ulic- in thf hi Offii* Vailding, on Johnson St., p'JOlic fairnag
•Iwt ween 2nd and Sd.
F. wanioui
and Counsellor at Law. Ft. IN^-
ntoiues. Polk county. l"«i»- Kr|.,:ial attention
paid to e*llectiaiu-. AU cuUa«Uc«i to bis
care promptly attetxied I*.
N«v. 2*.'. l*M.—wl)
W. II. V-«M !.-. !i LK. JuS'tM'1' fti W' Sr**'io«T
K. O. Predate A ennltslea He«se.
SProduce,CwUiinia*ion
oM.MEiiYli.LK, BRVl-i UlU# A O.. O. m-rai
and ^urwardin^ Merchant,
New tirlr-au*. l'ariicular atientitrn paid to I be pur
chase an i cale of
»t
ual.
KKt ar.w aicKU..
Oct. 19, '56
4. ». SALL.
KKKKL,
TT«R'li at aw and J. ncral Land Ag^n»i,
Aloniciu tna. link cxiuty. Iowa. Will
busHuew tu:ru«!e'l to tbeir ear* iu
atlvud to ail
jfttWlatilrk, i
p«r ixiuii. i
vt.
ol lection? will receive special attention.
|i«fer to it. loajtla*« 4 Co., M. Luoia Jotut
S|«k A C»., P.U-buijj W. A. A I.
Philadelphia jer 4 Co., Baltimore^ II
V. B. Curtie, Warren, I'ennnylvania Hon. t». R.
Barret, Chorfleld, PTtnaylr»Hia Kditar P*ta4m*g
*'laily I ni»n." 4r.
Iknion, In ma, Marsiiaii, ami Jae
fix v.
lta»t,
S. A J. Ilarnil,
Wilson A Brother*,
March
2J, l3ii.
mmujtn.
A nil.I,I N,
COMMISSIONTTNForwarding
Saint Louis, Missouri.
Russell 4 Bennott,
Child, Pratt A lu.
0. D. FilJ.y,
Wood*. Christy 4 Co.
A, J. McCreery 4 Co.
Oat Mii'uu kCo.
Bait, Wiley
ktferenctM
A
i CILAJ. U|.LI.(». 8. «. iCMUXIbO. E. K. &IM1T.
I ColltBM, K«ll«|g Jk Itrfcr,
lirEK~ai.J wUwiivait' aWni in F«r 'Q and
Do[n--ti l)rv (Jinxlr, Jfii. lis N 'ftb Main .^Ireet,
I St. Lini 5Jo.
I A. RRIDu nAN
V°B Aganl for the MnuMiun ,i»U' Mutual lnmrniet
I Com pan
•, Um Iir«cur» of which arf among the
i wide*' an'l \mi known bn«ine«8 uko of Ht. Louis.
Derters MrVafla amd At lea
HAVE
«r«'M-fttte]
,M
MAN!
JAMS* «AT«.
trtTT.
i Best brand* of
Virginia Tobacco, and iuif.ort, r» of fiuc Ha
vana Ciga.s, W st Side of i'hird street, between
Mam and Joiin.-ou, Keokuk. Iowa. sep26vtoad.
ii -.il.-rti in ali kind- of
Presses Plam and Ornament*1 Tyjie Piwit
Ulg Ink (joldS.xe (lol
Ing aud 1 «k Paper- C,
ed, Wrapping and Tisnue Pap
M'
Old Type received iu exchange for new, at V eenU
per pound.
April 24, 1856.-
J, B. COPEXiR,
Fsale
-et
OBWARDINti and Commission Merchant, whole
dealer in Groceries and Preduce, No. ftl Le
ycc. Keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.-—Particular attestlOB paid ia the
bueineBS.
April 11, 18S4.~d4w
Wormai-
.~ FE*l'LVAKIA lOIKDRY.
"Cwr. Main and Eighth Streets, KEOKUK,IOWA.
THteain
WIOKERSHAM 4 SONB, manufacturer* of
Eiigin's and Mill Machinery. A gen
rrul assortment of CastingH adapted to tba wants of
the country constantly on band jal-dly
th^ni*. in the yra"
mm.
R.r.
1
FACT! ECUS of s cam Engines, tirict and
Saw-Mi.l ila.U.uej-y, M'ater Wheels, Ac., 4c.,
romf-r of Sixth and Blond. au StreatstKookuit,iowa.
May 81, ln.M.$d.tw i
IVI^IS H01«E.
Coltvru or Johns^a ash 1'iust Sirurf t.
BYsign.-d
CH AKf.PStl. BIVV^FLL. T»:c un i.
take* jdea*ure in announcing that
be haa fcaken this wry popular House aud
i made a complete renovation througuout the entire
prcmiees. lie n now prepared to receive the pa'
ronage of the piblic, and lelievcs he can meet the
wants of all who divire a good House.
lie hopes, by a elo-e application to the bn«ineaa
and attention to the many wants of the traveller, to
merit and obtain a share of patronage.
T-9~ Baggage taken to and from Boats free of
i charge.
w
A
a
/V M.
ncMtv
and MercbaaU, No.
__ __
!». A. iMrrrRMi. v. v. Tr*flr»?sn\\ ivv rirrtiM*.
W*I.
A.
PtTTIKNO\ A CO.,
J.MMl-SIO.V A loRWAl'lUNC MKRCHAKTS
N-i-. •:, and 10. v- -, Ec^kisi.,
OjTiMjfnro-n'*'f s!! kin't* of Ptudttoe *11} neeir*
prompt »nl rwjria) attinlton.
Aa^unt 29, lSi5. dAwy
UAUILL. A. t.
D'
mi *tuini.'«»iun Merciiaat#,
lAK(OIRT,
aud r.»tms«nof at La#, te«kuk, Io.,4»i all .t- unmi. In-iuiebt^. llavinjf pareha.^d the Ii A 11.1 A1 ruMl'C'V
will |/nrmj.!!y attend to All bu.snen cntntued i ffitirt stock of Fa«ni Itt»r vri-» at tbe uinnt »Utrl,
tA Ui- carp. d««i^n tnakicg Mirii a kii hut'then to, a.« flj»llmnkr
bp *c a: a't'-cf joe j'.Yejt to tbefiolieetion off lailiw,
11
itumway. b-']«« bv otrft att^tion to bo^inew to merit a (hare
irf tb pub'ie patronage.
N. 15. -Our war»u i^ 5n rt-adineas to wait on ail
wli" may fav-r i-with a'-a!!. Nov. Id
bohut: h. aybi:*,
Wii»I»and
v
n e k v u i 5 a 1 u i n e y a w i n
AM# (X»M.MISSION" MKRClf AIfPBi, Houw, h« r.npeclfullj
vJF VKi Ma n 'treef. Kc 'kuk, I iwa. re«ii»-.:fully I n w location.
fejrt(ii! pBr|-1-(
""t .f by •Uu.'l- ibe kn.d in the W t- l, and
1
u-
merit a »bart cf
j/'jdIic palr.ua/ce. t'barln. will wait with th.
wajtoa
BAKTLKT1 A ANC'.iL'RT,
dtf
M.F Hiid Retail Irut'j i'', eornef »f
Main Third Street*. K»?«kuk, Iowa.
Sign '.f the Biy Mortar.'Tfc*
If. lS-.tt. (14«
April
^FFB'F at hi
one d'*r M"
April 2«, IS. 4
rii Prodti-.-. Al«o,totbe
Ivijc^iV ing and F^fwardiug t»u!Oi»» generally. Or
dera re.poctfttlly Miseitod* So. 71 Tofaoaprtewlae
•treet.
t. J.
Residence, on Blotxieau Slreet.'
of Second. Kejkuk, Iowa.
«. BCr.BE,
MAIN
Street, between fenth audSeveath, Wfcole
•ale and Retail Iealer iu i^iores. Hello* Ware.j
TinuT ,"»i•k. Ae. Al»o uianufacturet of 'Tin,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware*.
Ko"flii» and .I..hbing in Tin, Copper, and fiptet
Irea, which I will warrant to gi*e f«tista» ii^on
July 21. 1S. S. dly J. S. BEE BR
of
Will •"•atiitwe u an. nd it. c.iisnl- direct. eheap.«t and reliable route by »|i ii Freight!
tation in ali caw*, u» i i. anv pastured diaMMM* 0»- can he forwardi*d to and from the Urea! Wnst.
iujc U. tbe i»ti«ne*s their uAet laifMi, afl a
1
large iiOarry of the be*t medical works Mtant. Fitivr Claks.—Boots, Sboes,)
tbey are prpearcd to ree.nd* aud ia*l art a
larg- elaes Dry}o«ls. fin box-M Furs, V 75c. per lOO^ib.
of pupilt. I I Feather*, 4c..
1». 'Ougiu. M. P., Besiddkm* on 4tb| between i 2'i 'i ass,—l^,ok»andStation
Main and Itlondeau. cry. I'ry Oood*, (in bale*,)
J. R. Alien, M. D., Rrtileneojpn nigh, between 3d Hardware. leather. W.Rd,
and -4th.
Oftce in the "Font baiiding,'* 2d story, §n 3d rt.
Let ween Main and Jobueon.
fjorsaltation uours betw«. II .% M..aad
(1P.M. oowi4p^,,
*t»awci».
,r
JiVIVti permanently I.M-tited in this city, Ik g*
leave to inform bii friend.* and the eitiiftu1
generally, that, until farther n »i«f be given, he
may b* und at tiit uffi.-e of Ir. J. F. Saxroan.
11
i a e I
DB. I. LAWBEXC'E PACE,
OFFICE
No. 2, Burke's (itlleqr, «oo»er uf Main
and Thirl Street*.
Auguet 4. IHjj.—dtf
mil.lira K. KNifiit
BEL1/WS
A.Vi FACTl.REK, lWh Street,near
Praliklib. t'til'-lis, lit.
Keel- .'-instant! on iuutd Bellows i.f every de^irip
tion, which will be awid as low and on as gi««J term* I
a« can be aawhaiiid eluewhai*.
N. ii.—l&reryi iiaikia* VMn
tioo^
AagiMt
KeokvfcwitfWa. d4w
aadiufao
i r. »K«T8. PAttKUi.
a K i: a i Is
DEAfil'K
U
y
'JV,
Mam. I.eiween 1 r.l and Keur^
rpilK w^old^infoniTVT'frteiMli ia i
J. the country, thai hie office is o
11 Main, between
2d an4 ikl sUMi*, Keokuk, Iowa. ov«r the Hume**
Store. He *HH attend to thp collection of ail ae-
eouBta en rusted to bis careT »tth promp'aess. Ac
oouat« sent by mail, po^t paid, will receive atten
tion, and the nionr-v returned a- ordered.
FT^
(iroe, riee, Pr.visiou- a ad Pr.«iuee,
CH AS. 11. BI NNELU
April 'j, 1*55. dtf
COMPLETE a^tortuiuBl of Swiss and Book
ouolins. Bishop Lawns, Carcenet Camiwics,
Linens, Lawh, M'luU: Curtains, 4c., for fale cheap at
Sept. 1, 18." J. D. MINCHELL 4 CO'i.
S. Y.MARSUAU., c. E. MOSS.
MARSHALL A BORN.
Attorneys
at i,uw offlee in p«»t bnii'iing.
Keokuk, lowu. 'TiovfMwIy
AI.K VA.NDI K,
ALI'XAKbllH
U. L.VVJUSO
A I.ANMKCi.
Id and Silver Bronte Print- f]05»MIsMONForwarding 4 Storage, Nos. fid 4
ap. tier, Envelope, Color- V
0i,.l.L
^u?L
ic Papers. !Mo' |*ompt att entioii to the sale of 1'ro-
,St-
duv* aud General Merchandise, and to the purchase
vi Uw saint.
ut.rKKi XCKS
Chittenden 4 MeGavic,
Clephora 4 Harrison, Keokak.
Cwnnable, Smyth 4CV.
Lucas A Simood-*. ^l. LojiUb-t
poYl5dwliin ....
I ASH I (iOOUK AND TOl'Si
0BERT0P, No. 72, Main street, has just re
ceived a larze and complete assortment of
Faney Goods, Toys, Mimical Instruments, Shot Onns,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and so on, which he will
•ell at
C.
WHOLESALE AND BETA IL
cheap for cash. C. 0BERT0P,
Kaokuk, Oct. 20,1856.
»(ijKi.Tr, riwiM h. utAirr.
HCHOLTi: A UUA1T,
FBLJ.A .MAKluX X).. IOWA,
BAVKERS,
Crow, Mrf!r»«ry 4 Co^
Jatuc» Watson,
Young Brothers,
C. W. A Co.
Capt E. W. Goeki,
Rhode*, Pegra in A Co.
Luker, Humub 4 Co.
W. S. Gilman,
J. F. Cvutstvck 4 Co.
FltOXT^T FT. MAIHSON, IOWA,
HAS
lecn )tilur|(ol
larg
luitnt, cov iiu nt to tii- steamboat landing, and ia
tic very cutr.' uf bu^in «».
Tj utvii-rmgn. bar furniibt'd it throughout in
th" vtry bi it at/k, and tru«t« tWt a long fij^ti
cne in the bj.Mnau will anaible bitn togiw g"U«ral
ttatufaotiou.
Oct. 2(1,1H',5. ri&wtf B. F, ROE.
A W V 1: O I K,
William imib, Pr /[.rietor.
/CORNER r-* 'oud and Cciar fcUftJU, FJli Madi
V_- »n, Iowa.
liaggage taken t* aad
churjrc.
RAUITUX.
K. I'KICX.U.
itH
Mam
between 21 anl 3d, Keokuk .Iowa. ocu. Idjr
r.
r,
a «nn.rTT.
RAHTI.ITT
WAK-OCBT.
Thankful for the patrvnage b»-*towed dnrinj: thai
la.: nine yrars. winlc prfjiriet'T th* *ui ncy
v invites it* Mwtinuatir* a! hia
Aujr. ly, l^jO.—«v
,rf earorinron tite ai«*-« ba^inaw fcrok tik. rt. f»e« M*l«e* A .Hinaraoui
htore.
rept. 1. 18 w.
(bbet*
B. tammAM.
HUI Krnac**4«*,
f^AMlLY
Urm-ery and Frow«,i.jn U -poi. P«t bnild
ingf, Sd *t.. l»-.-t*ee« Mam atd Joba«m, where
tbey k«.-cp c-'iistantiy ou hand a large *upplyof falni
v o e i i a u o i- i o n o e v e v v a i e y a n o
ijuality, which tlwy intend to -eil a- cheap
If not«*he»|«*r than any otb?r h«n»e in the city, and
jM.rts on the Northwcftern Lake* making the most
rayks bftwlkx rnii.AKELPHiA ajtd piythbcbc.
id Class.— Anvils, Baling,
Becon and Pork, in bulk,*
In rhippis.^ Goods from any point Kant of
Philadelphia, I* p.irti(ular to mark package "via.
Pennsylvania Railmud.'' All tioodr consigned to
tihe Agent* of this Ro ol*t Philadelphia or l'itts
burg, will Ih: forwarded without detention.
Fkch uy Acksys-—Mo*e# Potter, liost. n J. L.
Iliiott. N- rk E. J.Snetder. Phil.-delj.hia Ma
gre.w A K-ioiir. Baltimore tie Fr :i:ris u5,1'itts
I'Ufg Sprig in an 4 Br»wn, CiiK-innuti, Ohio J. S.
Moorehuad, l^ uisvilie, Kv. Ji. 0. Mehp-uiM. Ma.l
U-u, Ind. K.U. life 4?o., Bt. l^uis|^M f!s.
Mit.:h?ll 4Mf»n. LvaiifYille, lad.
H. JI. IIorSTo.Y,
tldneral Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
H. J. LOMBAEBT. Sup't, Alt-ma. Pa.
Feb. 1,16 jj.—ly
xVriVVxIa bailruaIi'.
ilREK dally Tlirougt
A phia and Pittfbur?.-
H4.,
P."",,,,r:' a!JLF
EDWARDCQ4JE.
Mawh I,l^i-dlv.
S. S. Vail ft Co.,
IKON Pol NI»E115 AND M.\ HINlHTS,
KEOKUK: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 1855
LAM) AUK.N'T.-, un.l NOTAUI'E"
Pl'WLIC. A^ iiU f. rfbf I'nitixl ^tatc-Liff In
-uraiii-' Cuu))tiDjr, Iowa «t»U Fi« li»iiiruii«« Cui
Ianv, Coo|»t'« A Clurk'-t Stoaiu Kjigin? Jatiufa-t«
rv. and fur all important ajfncultnrnl (Diurhinos.
hilitork and l'rujjrHtor* of tbr WtKKLV l'KLLA
'•AZKTTF.Ind'|n-ndciit in Foliti.fudd It. 21 i,—*2
per annum Plain and Fancv JoH I'RINIbRR.
octl# dwly
~"TIIE .iirVA Bi."ANti IIOI se:,
trmm
be*U
^tag'- i«»r» thia IIoom daily
tor
an Burli(i|(t«in.
June 2.,
noii«#i if«»t si
Vomer of Oliv uud Swiitnl S'rcp ST. I^l1
^MllK »ul»MTil» r, )ir«»prii-*or of tbr aVxv
A houe*, having ttaimughlj' rfpaind an
i. w ly furt!iKli«l thf fftui. tbroupout, i
.* j,r |iarel to a««ofnm)M]ate citi*vu« an
a runtpt.
K»ok*lt
WM. M'iNROK.
Ottive on Maiu atreet, over Bruov
HOPRI F.TORS, Neal. A IiUji 4 t.'o K'4 Broad St.,
N W..' -.in~, Tanner A Co., Bulfalo. Hbip
daily by People's Line of Steamers, foot CoortlaBdt
Street.
!ill» Tiading, apply to
N' a!, ttfxj: A Co.,
1
1* IS. BrrnAe, Broad St.,N. Y.
Virgil Hillver.
Mart: j»*rka^«o, Neal', Abbot 4 Cos Ex pre*."
Jaly 27. 1*55._d\w4tm
IH&&.
"^'K AL
v
T*s*r.lt A Co., Uuffaio, Pnipriet'
fr .in Pier 2, KaX River, New 'i '.rk.
rams, iH-tweeii I*hiladcl
The Mursiso .Mail Thau
leaves Ph.iad dphia for Pittsburg at 7J A. .M.. and
Pitt^hurt for Philadelphia at 7 A. M. Thk Fast
Lik leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at 1 P. M.
Thk Nnifff E\ri» *s ^UA^"i! avcT'iftYradeiphia for S J- "'.'"ff4'
and
PlItl?burg
Thmngh Tickets can be had to or few either of
the aliovc places.
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bo- I
ton.
Ivt is
THoS. MoORE,
Aok t. Pa.-,*erarldnee, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
eight oi parage apply on board.
J. P. S l'OTTS, Agent at Keakak.
June 13, lS6j.—dAw
T. W. Alexander 4 fa.,
I^ORW
A RDING and Commissi..n Merehants
Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, u Erie Canal nnd Lakes,
176 South Wa'er Street,Central Wharf,Chicago, 111.
Ihompson
Jt
Mark package* eare of T. W. A.
July 17. lS5o.—dAwly
EE PS a ft»ck
W. Toys, and
anaits, for sale
Third.
1
A-ent, Passenger Lineti, PittabunL
Feb. 1, ISj.'.— ly
IU«w Arraafrenemt*
1HE Stcunier «i. SPABHAWK
!1 run a* u regular daily packet
ft .m Keokuk, in connwium witfc the e
of ttit: Northern Cross Railroad a: t/uiney, leaving
Quiiicy at 8 o'clock and arriving at Keokuk at 12
M.. and leaving K. okuk on ret urn trip at i o'clock.
Inipartnnt Im Traveler*.
fbc^uoM ..mi ttu,«•-n int* uow'.^n tbr
Kew York .u k ii.ruw inm St. Luin» via tla
m?io AM) nikfilliftippi
BROAD QUAGE RAILROAD.
I A I K I K s- i i
.'''f y-irtiunt gh:1 K-ittnu Mail.
*W 1 THKor*(,n TilAtSM DAlI.r.
Morning .MmI tujn lcn*v» St. Louis at 7
o'clock A. M.
i»i^btning lixpr.'tM
and tlnTi-u^tily renovat«d, ^e,r'' ntnl Iuih: iiaj«ilis, nnd there with fa»t
and is now a larg and Citutiidnu-1 c-tab:isb- f1'Cincinnati, N w York, I^uiivillc. H'wton.
I ran?-
IMA*
We»«#r» lilae.
I'' York, Wiluamr.
tors. Ship daily
All cargK-f fully ii^urefl to Buffalo.
No traii-hipuient U iween New York uid Buffalo.
For fr eight appl v ti
Neal.'At bot 4 C«.,)
P. B. Brooke, SSBwadHu, N. Y.
Virgil Hillver,
Mark piMdr*^e«. W
Julv Is- —IA w ''nn
PIASVl.tAMt KAILKOAD.
•nt riil
lb We-
••tern ^ta'c-, by i
i:* road aleo con nee
r:
:ja«-
N -.i:' v., -ieri and N.uth
o'utiiiuous Railway direct.
at Pitt.-hiirg with dailv line
I el Steamers to all f«jrts on the W. jitern Rivers, and
Cleveland and andii!ky with .•»!. rn to all
2 p.
Bo3'iilo.Pbilu.| j.!tia land Baliimoro,Dunkirk,
Ri.ir ntl a..d n.-binr! u Citv 4i
N«'-li..ii^ i ra» at t• rro Hi.u'e.
Alo conatmHt.p a! Sua iural with the
the
otRfi?, So.
ftm
of
2.-~Kakr*#h Tmtocaa 7. 30, P. M.
.nncciinpr with Illinois Central Rail Road
Meudota u St. Loini and Cairo direct.
Train* on the ab-w R. rols ran in clone connec
tion, avoiding ali larin* over at any of the point*.
3 his Road eoimecUs a t'lncago with the Mtehigan
Central and Mi.-higiin S lu'hern Koad-, and with all
the Road* leading to the Atlantic CiUef, .»iii j, Ken
tu ky nu't nmyli aiuri.
Paj"!x ujrrt leaving Burlington at 7. SO, P. M.,
reach Oalena and l»ua 1-itb in 12 boars, and 8t.
Loyi?
ih 'Jv
hours.
By thib ote
pa.oi,Zlr
RAtLBOAD MAIL umisxeamsbs.
HI. two feat steam-re .1. M'Ktl: und Bkn i'amh
b#:i.i., now tnttkinp daily trips, eounic'itig a:
I R»ek lidand witj the car* for the East, and with the
i#ail v Mail Pa^-keta for Galena and Saint Paul, and
at K. okuk with the fjrea' Mail Line Steamer? Jon
nie 1. ana, Weat. rn.'i K.-.kuk and Iie et non for
Ti
St l^'Ui*.
®0e. pme 1W tb.
bQc.
J.M'Kin. Captain L^r iy Doiige, leave* Iaven
port and Boek iilatid every Monday, Wednesday:
and 1- nJay ev.-nin^s for Keokuk. |Letmuing.
lea^ i» Keokuk every Tue-Hia,y, Thuri^lay and Saiur-
ay Eveniags.
Bk.V I
per 1W lb.
llu-inp, 4c..
4th Class.—C'-.ffee, Fi?h, Ba
con mi.j Pork, (pm-ked Lard, 40o. per 1M lb.
and Lard Oil, |,
CAUi-aiitJ., Captain R- F. Bar tie it, leaves Da
vefcr
«irt and li ck Island every Tuesday. Thursday
and Sa'unlay evenings. Returning, leaves Keokuk
every Wt-un^day, Friday andSundav eviuiupj.
For 'jei ght or Pamaigi inuuire on board, or of
T. IIEAIOHT, Ag. ut,
March, 3.—d'f Keokuk.
k.
(.'jnn'tiMiiijr it Vinprn ic« witlj tbf K. A C. R.R. f«r
rith
T. C. ». ft...
m.*t iilcaaaitt ront«» to Cairo and all p^inti in
noitii':rn llliiioi* and tl*t only mail Railroad from
St.
Kiwcnpr» and ba^.-p inx. Tcd lo and fr^in tb«*
Uep*'1 ffo- 'harpc. Through tickets can bo t.ro
curod at the uf (h» Keokuk l'ackot Cu.. or at the
t'oin|H5iy
2* and 30. cor. 4th and C4ic»t-
nut »trwt, under the Planter s House, or No. W,
South l.i u-i', St. foil
N. B. Pai^f iijzir* at at.d Um K
»a* int of lr -111
It I
MO.
1
V. N s., ..
kuk, make a
24 Icmn lime.
Ks W ARl#, Saji't.
A. W. DANA. A*s't. Kup't.
I
A
Vj: -1,1. "Ct.jO'ly
1
T.lLO HI* A K.K« A h.~Bl"""
Tlic I in# is at pres«'nt composed of the Pteamcr*
1ik Vkhnon. Wiktomh, Jkainik 1kam, and
Kkoki k, whose natiit aloni* art a tutfie.eu: ^uaran
ty of their sjveed aud ae-oinmodations.
March .i. IS5a. dVin
UEfiTlH.l HTA6K CUnPARY,
srMM|-:n~A
rrtJIF Western Suie
f'T Philadel
phi.-i at 10 P. M.
Tin alxive hneg eminent at Pi«?hurg wirti Rail
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galena
and Chicasr", IH. Frankford, Lexington and Lou
rsfrillc, Ky. Terre Haute, Madisuu, Lufayvtte and
Indiiinapoli*. Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, prin^Ceid,
-lk-fontaiiic, Sandu«ky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bsis, Zanesvilfe. Ma.«*iH'on and W.oe. r.i ihio also,
with the auutm Pack.-t Bouts from aud t-New Or
It ans, Ht. Ixiuis, Louisville, and Cmciafta.1
A1" fr""^»
For fur, her part ienlan,
see Hand bills at the dif- ?'ul'Tr.' %n,',u*PTt' Pittsburg, Troy,
f.-rem startiug points. Passengers from the West f, V u i i: rv u
will find this /be shortest and mo*' exMitiou. i T'»
^Ev
Ugb
Lils-ral cu-li advances on shipments of produce
or Merchanuixe. for sulc in this market, oi -hip
Bient to friend- east.
ltef to !». Ewing 4 Co., St.Z^#ui.-. Mo.: S. A 1 Main and Bloud-.au Sirtvt*. is large and com
W. B. Thayer, tjuiuey, III. Green A Hume, Mumr- modious and especially Ht toil up and adapt -d for the
line, Iowa: L. H. Campbell 4 Co., Galena, III. J. bu«iin a, uud the tui^lersigiM-d are amplv prcparel t»
II. Langicy A Co., lloc.k Island, 111. Barkley, a»-c.iiiim,«Lit- their fri -i.il aud th pubiio uerally,
Co., Davenport 11. T. Foster, Beards
town, IH. Hon. A. Suirne, Spiingtieid, 111. A.
I' A 11. Hoed. Gal. -burg. In. \V. S. Gilinan, New
lork Fassitt 4 Co., Fhiiadelphia, I'a. A.Gilbert,
Ca-hier Commercial Bank. Chicago.
MMEHTOP
Family U^«-.•ries. a vari of
an assortui -nt of Musical Ii»*tro
on Main Street, between -Skicyud and
Man-h 23, 1M53,
€H«ra ra C||«tir«itfr
Chicago and Burlington R. R. lane. Kxchanpe on the Ka«t and South U'ught
i 0»ud »ol»l. Luropcan Kkobaugt lur reiMittaaee lo
I any part of Kuropc f^r s.tie. Interest allowed oa
d-'»o*it« a« i,- apreeuicn*.
'"j iii" k:». Central Military I kelfr to uucaa 4 Siniond*, Bt. Loail, Mo.
Tract asi'l CauRKo, Burlingloa L. A. Benoist A Co., do
yuinr Uailroadv, Altlantie Bank. Bo«tnn.
TH |KW*)itiple»fd. and Traiin. run the entire fthK i 30Uucan, Sherman A C»„ New York.
A tanfclroiut lilt AGO to Bl RLINOTDN. Iowa, tWex..i A V. Philadelphia, Pa.
without change „f ,.ar-.. ... I'm-.u Bank. Baitimon., Md.
3 tu inwi.t 'iii' ei rout.- t( Chicago, Now lork, Boe- ^4niuier.it.l Bank, t'tuemnuti, O.
ton. Phiiadelp'iii, an i »»11 "ther p«,:iit4 Eaat. Price, Con\ eriic 4 Co., iew OrlaaM, I*.
2 Ihitly
lev. ,• MurlnigtouSundav. eX?,.pted. Sept, 1,1«—
Ti.#-a. 'A*A %f I
1.—IMy K\pk#:s.«,—T iikough 7. .'i9 A. M.
Ari iviiiK !l Ciucago tb- same e eniug. pawing A
•hrough Mu»tuoutl. Oaierlmrg, Friiieetoii, and con- a
will reach the interior
portion* of Obi., ami Indiana iu lean time, aud with
few.-r c!.ar:., than 1-y any other route, connecting,
via Michigan Central a' Mi-'higan City, with the
New Albany an*i Salem Koad. thence to all points
sou'h and s"ntl,
Baijg-agc "fo-cked direct through to Chicago, and
•O eUar„-- *r handling at any point.
It.).ugli 1
i.-kets l.y this lloute cau be purchased
at the Rait R'ad Offic,- in Burlingt..n.
C. ti. 11 AMMo.NU, Sup«riatendMa.
D. Kemh.'K, Ticket Agent, Buriingtui,.
C. E. Foli.ktt, u. ral Ticket Agent, ChiitUM.
Ch:'-ag", .May l»t, li», .. d4w
KIOKIIi
I8SA.
AUB BUCK ISLAlVl
IMS.
1
1805.
MATL UwSBlltes.
r11H[S popular lite- of ^eaj»»rs will makeregular
1. dally trip« as u.sual tt.roughout he season, eou
neeting at k.okuk with the regular daily Mail
Packets l«*-K Islam-, ai.ena and ^Y. Pai'I..run
mu^ in eouneotiou with the Railroads to Chicago
and titr Ea^t.
EN'fl^.
tnpan v re pe. itly an
ir Coaches leave
pt«Hi) .r 1-airfiei.l, Dr-
l!|u tta»'
#.., ii. i...i..« Keokuk I).il\ .anday excepted
*'h
kaloia, F*rt Des Molina and Council Bluff-, passing
through BHit.in. Chariest..u, Primrose, Wiin-heaU-r,
Birmingham. A.,h!and. Ag-ney City.'»ttumwu, Ed
dvviiie.'iskslooea. Pelia. Monroe, Apple On.ve, to
Ft. s M.'ints.
From O-kaJ.x-sa ltri-w«H kly) to Council Bluffs, via
ll foiitaiii, Kiio^yillc, Pleasaatviile, Indianola, St.
i Charlen, Winti-rwH, Indiantown, feilver Creek, to
Council BluU-.
Al-o from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Albia, Ls-
Kvk-.itV, Daily, via Warren, Famnngton.
,t"'n
Jfc&
May 2,i. IS.V'i.—dlv
#,n*-P,-",Bg
rv att. iiLioii w ill bj j»aid for the oomfort aud
eonv.-nieiic. passeng p'.
I Coach,-* i »ave Keokuk for all th* above plaoes at 7
o'ek»ck, A. M.
iha» ou Main .Surert, *eoond door above the
LaU( de House,
K,. A. McCLIESNEY, Agent.
L.IVER1 SiTABLL,
O
,N Johnson Stiewt, i..-'.ween 1st aud 2d,
byWut. H. Ctrnit .iiv. Tbin estab!i.-h
meiit iJ large. s.-oiuinoiliou4, well arrangt»l
imhI amply provided with good horses well trained
for barnv»e, a* well ai wuh Carruiges, Buggies and
Hie.-k-, op
on und clo. o, .«.rcred aud half co.eied, of
every deseviption, adupfe I tocorveniene^v or luxury,
Hor-es or Carriages residents of the ritv or vu
itors from ai.ro.id kept on m.«derat« lei in*, and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
I the business.
llorrc* bought and sold on c®mmiBsion and on my
wn nciHiiitit at nil time-.
Ke»- A Tluihe ruutaiiTlDerir Ktaibla.
IS Stable, situat on Third Stnet, b.-tween
1
with f^uldlo Hor-e*, B.iggi -s. and Carriage-at rea
sonable rates. They al*« k"- If t-.-s by th«t day,
week, ormenth. S.V.M'L MelvKE.
Keokuk. Oi t. If, I8WI, -dtf
BlboKW11EAt
r"""T
C110rCE assortment just rec ivcl. All who ai
fond the weed can be sa'ished by calling
Sspi. 2- MOORE A HOOPpft
I
Irn DKMIM. H. CLAYPOOLK.
A. l. ornnc a o.,
^8w«»aaor* to Orauvill« B. Smith 4 Co.)
BSigli!
ANKiCIiA and dealer* in Exchangi, Keokuk, Ie.
ciiei-ks on all the principal citic» constant
ly o in *uui) to suit.
C'oiiecuous on tins city remitted for promptly a
current rate* of Fichangs.
We will bur and mil all kind of Qold, Speote,
and nncurrcnt Bank \itu. at U-at ratea.
latere*! allowed nn npccial drpoaiti
KIcrKIIKNC KS
Ca*h. Am. Fxrnanze Bank. New York.
Mesm. K. W. Clark. I#odp A Co.
Luca* A Suuonds. S'. Louis.
1' W.Clark A Bro'n.
N. Corwith A Oaleua.
I May 21,1856
I EXCHAKOK AKB BA^HIIOt •OIMK
Oand
OEt. ANI»i-:itS4.)N, on Third, between Main
Htrccta, Keokuk, Iowa. .^ollecUon«
on tbid citv mit(.-d prompily, at current rate uf
Kzcbanre.
Interaat on depoailt w¥»n ifeeialty agreed
hmivt tv K. W. Hark 1
Bro*.,
l^gy MiltcnU.r,,r 4 Co., V ""^Uui..
John J. Ai 'it-r^on 4 Co.,
E. W. ''lark, D-cigv i Co., New York City.
OH.. 0®c.' hoar* from V A. M. to 5 F, M.
July 14, 1855.—dtf
Banking H*uae
ni of Mhii aiol l.'il
Of Chan. Paraeai.
KK« iK K I1 »V A.
dly
g, ("ruieetoii, and con- V- HnLESALl.
y^-A 1.1. and ret.itI jnihitr, and
n
netting at M. udota with tin: Illinois Central Ra.l dealer tu Haf*. ans and tnrinshu.g
Road, to L.i Salle. Bloom:ngton, Kpnugficld, De"a r,K^-
tor. .'aek*envi ll«, and Nanles also with UaleOft and
and retail Cloiiutr,
N"'
fi2
At
^la,n Keokuk. Iowa.- bar
un hand
Ur'rf
on,
itank'ith. '•'xab" in mv line, I would ree|M.citullv invite the
atu-ntivn the tr:uie, feeling eontidetii tb»# my
Uo««li and price will favorably c-nipart with any
:1
W'M
"f
in the tuarkct.
1 will not say that I shall sell lower than Saint
Louis or Eastern lloaaes, but would modestly as
kure my Irientb- and tile public that I will aell as
low as 1 possibly und honestly cau.
My expense* are light, audi my louse is conveni
ent. iif not three stories high,) and will endeavor
to triute with a cu-tomer in sueb a manuer aa will
give general satisfaction.
My motto i»—An article in worth its value, and
common sense should be the appraiser.
Mav 3, ISM.—w
Fall Trawler
0 TAR CLOTHIN«. s'l "ltK, 7J Mam M., Keokuk.
11. a'trau.- would re p.e:tulh .-all the at
tention of the gent 1. men of Kejkuk and vicinity to
the fact that be ha- formed a co-partnership with
one of the be*t clothing-hou-e* in Cin- innati (J. Ms
rienthal 4 L. Block.) aud thur jonsesseAsu|ierior Is
ciiitn-j. for liv selection and puroiiase of stocks of
clothing an^i furui.sbing goods.
They have n«.w a uio.^t couiph-tc assortment ofual?
kindx of Clothing, comjiri-in^ in part. Cloth nd
Overcoat*, Pauts and e,t« of all griules. styles and
*ixe.s, .^hirtj". Mocks. ilai» and Caps, Trunks 4c.
These gool- have been selected with care, ami will
be «old at a sinal
1 advanre on cust-otu co t. Me arr
deterniined not to undersold by any eatabMah
meiit tiii* sideof Cincinnati.
Country merchant* are pa- 'iewlariy invited to call
and cxauiiue our stoek, bitore pufchtLMng elsewku-re.
*ep 17 d4'wtf 11. Sl'RAVS 4 CO.
J. M. TilllWeV Ali. IMCWKY.
MERCHANT TAII.OKS.
^I^JIIRD S'reet, between Main and ,lohn«nn. Keo
A kuk Iowa, havt just roeeivtHl, at their Fashion
able Tailoring anil Furnishing Lsiabii-huieut, a
elmiee aud excellent 'apply ol Broadcloths, I asti
meres. Vest ingy, and Gentlemen 'b Furnishing i.Hd:
of all deserip'ions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfaetorv
inanuer. They are constun' ly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and irspv-ctfully
solicit all nb.i dcsir-- good work and the bust mate
rial to give them a call.
ilLTCMIXSON A JJKWKT.
April 5, 1855.—dly
To the Itizens ef lirokuk,
rpilK -ubi^-rib-r w..uld anuouni e ti. the citisens of
A Keokuk that he ba.- just received a stock of the
best and most fashionable gvxals f.»r gent man V
wear ev brought i«. K ^knk eon*i^tinjr of Fren li
anii Amerieauci"tlis.cassimensand vesting- plush
es. vel-. ets. grenadines,ea.-hmere-. Ae.. which he w ill
make up on the shortest notice and in the Ik-st style
to order. The •ubscribej has also on hand a fine as
sortment of .sliiits. cravats, jcarf.i, collars, 4"''.
sep 1Z JAMK M,
Ntw Arraafeaicai.
^1^ HE subscriber would ini.iriu the en item of Ke
1 okuk and vicinity that he baj purchased the
•toek in truie of Ben. F. Dodson. at No. 5 Third
Street, where be has on hand a general assortment
of French and American Cloths, Cassiiueres and
Vesting*. vvhicU he will rnakv up lo order at the
slortest ii.- ice, and ilia style not to be surpassed.
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats, Vests,
and 8iurta, always on haad.
July 13, 1S35.—dtf JAMES M. TYLER.
rno JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.—Wanud, linme
JL diat-ly, at No. 5. Third Street, two ,/irj/
HAVING
Corner of Firat awl Main Street*.
N A Til A N HOFFHEIMKR.
Keokuk, Jaly 13, IS5.'.—dAwly.
T« ike erutleinea.
ON'exhibition,
W
TIMBERMA*,
LOUR.*-A first rate srt icleia
had at KUHN 4 DODSON.
oo tl'J
A Rare 'kaar* for Ooml llarpruina.
or s't on Jl.ua stroet: ti dosirabis building
iots in the city Keokuk also for saie, or
exebung- -r w. st .iti prop ity, a g«od Mill |trupesty
It Ohio aere« etioice laud in Indiana several lott
Iu the |own of Najwrvilb-, county si-nt of Du Pagti
oonnty, III. Stt aefes choice Ian,I near the county
•eat of Monroe eounly, Iowa, wuh iruit tresis, etc.
Iu quire of McKENNY 4 RUNNER.
un assortui'-nt .t Fienoh, Scotch,
and American Cassimere*—th first ever oflered
in this market.
Vkhylyos.—In Moire Antique Plain and Ft cured
Grcnifiines llrocado and lU:x Bilks Bilk Velvet
and Plu-h.
Cwtiis. Black and Blue, fine gradea, and broken
che-'k CafVimerra. for lull suitr1,
Al^j)—A eludee s^le.'tion of Kid. Cloth and Merino
Gloves Jlalf Hose in Wool, Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with M,:nio lest Silk and Metino ndersliirti
and Drawer- Cravats Scarfs aud Handkerehi' t«.
Bept lo, IS.»,'.. -drtw I'. I» FOS1ER.
CLUTHIMI i'LOTHIRIU I
FC'K THE F.vLL AND V.TN'll K TRADE.
HAVE rejvived a lar^-e -t,«-k of Reiolv Made
ClothuiR. Gentlemen's 1 urnishiugGoods, fruiiks.
Hats, Carjiet bags, I mbiellas, 4c,, vvbivh will sell
at M'holrsai ani Rkyaii., at a very smull advance
above Eiistern cost. Comer of First and Muin Sts.
Sept. 7.- dlw N. 1M)FFHEIMEK._
M. Itawdru 4 Mod,
rOULD respe- 'fully call the attention of the
public to tncir stock of the first quality of
Marble, which they ha-.ejit*' received dircat from
the Kast, which they are enabled to .-ell at as eheap
a rate a* can be obtained in St. Louis. i
We are determined to a-ot upon tlio inotlo-—
"HMAtl. PIJOKIYH AMI gt'iriv ULTI NS."
Give us a call and we pledge ourselves to show yeu
as line marble, aud as good workman*hi,]), both in
I he ornamental and plain styles, as cau be found
anywhere in the l-uited States.
We have another cxteu-ive stock of Marble on its
way froin the East, and shall be fully prepared to
meet any demaad that may be made for article* In
our line.
Third Street, betwe n Main and Blondi*®*.
April •'», 1H54.
»i:
I
W« I NEW* I NEWS
days later from the Crimea. We ate ail
tut- that L.iMiks A Dai iJ#.in:v'
rnnnEEd!
th-Tissi
I Pilteut Me-itoiues at
IC
A.K
LAl'J)
TTT~
TYL]:?i
thcrs ii
-ed applv.
J. M. tVler.
journey nieu tailors. None
»e{j27 1
ATTENTION A1 TEfU IOS 1
rate
made arrangeuu nts l,,r the establish
ment of a large Clothing Manufactory, on the
Eastern plan, 1 um now oil- ring my Spring and
Summer Goods at I'Uikk com. Those in need of
Clothing will find this to be a iare chance.
new Br«al Wagon is on the triuk, furtiising better! THy Hat N»»r*.'«
Bread, Cakes aud Crackers, and more for #1. rhar A LARUK and careful lv selected w«or»«efi* «f
wi e\.,r furni-hed for the same in Keokuk. If you a. the iutest style of Hue Hats
wiUitanvof the al»ve article-, try the Rei WA.'Olt. I for the city tiade.
Oct 10—1 LANJ^Eb 4DAlUHEBl Y. Sept. e, 186^ ~d
NO. 385.
City Drag Etore!
Burroir* Block, Ma r: rte KEOKUK.
Ja
A J. 0. STEM ART now i\-eeip .-t
very large and careful
y
-e.is v^i oc, #9U
of lirug-. Med.oiues and CI*at.talc, Pa i. lM
.« edic:iit -, Popular Reined ct. Mechanical L.•
ijoor.-, Paintr, Oils. Dye Stufl-, Perfum« ty, and evr®»
ry vurie'y of fancy articlt^ u.-ua:.y found ,n t: e beet
establi hment of the kind. Evttj article warrsit
ed pure and genuine.
Purchaser wil. confer a matua' favor byealiiaf
at otir e-tab!i-hmen: before buying eitcwhere.
Physicians' presortptione earefutij put up. I
l)n. J. 0. cJtkwaht'b office and consultiag roes
in !he Drug Store.
MtorKameRAL umi^rai:
T. 0. Edwards, M.D., Ohio Medical Colleca.
J.Cobb,
Joha Loeke,
May S, 18&6.--d4w.
A
H. "^'Connbfc
APOTHEC'ABY A WD DtfTtC.lhT.
1DT1I F.( AR1KS' HALL, owner Thiru aud
fohnson .it*.. Keokuk, la., i.-* inw in rio»ipt|
uf a large and Well select at ck of Drug:
Mrtheines, Chemicals and Dye Stuffs. AUo, i
large assortment of the uiisi popular Patent Mei*
ieiiu--- (low ill Use. Some of which he has the exei*»
i»e agency of therefore would eall the attea
tion of country iiierchaats and druggitt*- to thesamit.
My stock of P. rfumery and Toil.^t articles i* laiM
and vaiivKl, com prising LubinV, Boutin's, and Juli
as 11 auei'd fin. K\tnu.ts every description of
Oils. Pommies, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hahr
Brushes, and all p.wders used fur toilet purposoi*
Choice brands of igars. ,^uufts. and Tobacco aiwa^t
on hand. Pby siei an*' Prescript ion* car. fully cjiA»
pounded, at all hours of day or Bight.
1
Oct- i»—d F. M. O'CONNOR.
r. i. iMKMint. «. loinii.
McKenny & Runner,
HA\
I, this 'lay Bs-o-iateii heuiei 1 ve.s together tff
th» ttiui-a."o i, of the Drug business in all ifll
branches, 'l'liey e.\ject to keep on hai.d a general
ami well selected assortment ox Pure Drugs, Cheml
oal», lVrfuiaery, Paints, Oils, 4c.
A'3'- lia»* by tin-1 arrangement become Sole prf.
tirietors for the mannfactur. and tale of H. R. Oill«
uore's celebrated Mamaluke Liniment and uuriva|»
let! Vegetable ,\nM Biliious.PiHs, lor the biaUS «f
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future will be addressed to
McKKNNY 4 BtJFfttex.
ewfrrv AOEVT.
fP I. Mi/KENNEi, has be. n appointed Agent ia
A I/ee oiinty for the *aic ol Si'ikitvops Lj%*
Ootiv for Medicinal, Mccluui.cal, and Sacramental
purposes only.
Caii at No. 80, sign of the Golden Mortar, Ke*»
kuk, Iowa.
July iid, IftjS. dly
JAIIS KEYiHOLDSj
Wholesale and Retail Dnggkt,
Mechanic, Block, North Hide of 3lain St., Keokuk,
low I
A\ ING made arrangements for a perma
nent business in the above line, 1 am now
offering
lv
the eify and country trade n larg
of Drugs, Medic
arnishe*. Brush
and well selected stock of Drug.
Paints, Dyes, Oils and arnishe*
&
•-4
tut
i
Medicines/
Brushes. Glas*«
ware and Window Glass. Also IVrfumerv and fan
cy art ides, (. ij,
assort mei
ies, (. ijrars, 'lohaeco end fruuff, aud a ehoiM
ent of Family Groceries, including Spicei,
leas, Flavoring Flxtrat-ts, Candies, Soda, Sab ratni,
anil a variety of articles pertaining to thai depai|»
men' ali which will be sold on the pnn. ipta eilf
"small profits and quick return*."
Particular attention given io preparing prcscrip
-tions. In eases where medi- ines are n quired dur
ing the night it is frequently ine nvcmtnt to obtahi
them. Thiii difficulty I have completely obviatiMl
by having my residence in a part, of the same bniiA*
ing .-leiipied by uiv store ana |«.rson»deairwgu*rd
ici"-s, insy rdy ujsn pnnurug them ai allhoura,
night or day, without ineiinvetiicnce or delay.
merehauta and others, pun-basing Im
the quantity, are reqoeatcd to give
a call. a^U
am determined to sell on as fuvoiabi e tviuis as any
house iti the city.
April 6. IS.,... y
1 OH 1K:£' American iVnetiaTing Lini
i yj\J meut, in quantities tu suit purchaser.
2t-w do*. Eseulapian Liniment, and a great variety
KEYNOLDte' Drag flier*
pure Black berry ine suitable for medi
cinal and sacramenial purpose- at
RE\NoLDt' Drugstore.
OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Copal, Japaa,
Memor and Coach Vunii: h. mi hand aud fui «ale
RE\ NOLDfr' I'Ytig Jstore.
A A BOXES Glaaaware and M'indow tllasaat
•"^REYN'01.DS' Drug Store.
ICA&K
Prone?' at
BEY N 'LDS' DrugBtw*.
MOJW* 1NHI RACE
Iowa Syayi In»i.t.ajo Comi-a.xv, of Kea
ko^, Iowa, having fully organised according to
the Articles of Incorporation, and having revciv®
applications for ln.suranec and taki u premium notaa
ou property aniouutingto |I00.0«, i- now pr.par4l
to issue Polices, ou the safi-r claas of risks, far ibrea
y.-jir-, on the mi'ti il j»!uii, and iox unti aAid
-horter period.-, for a cash premium.
orricBBs euiYxri fo« thk ix«cum tun,
Directors.
C. II. Perry, John McCmie, £. H. llarrisoci,
J. W. Rankin, G. B. uj vr)i,, E. R. ,rd.
B. P. Creel, S. S. liihuigs, Wm. F. Turner,
C. Garber, T. Wicker ham.
Executive Committee.
E. II. Harrison, C. Garber, Joha MeCwt.
J. W. Biuikiu, G. B. .-myth.
C. II. Perry, Pres't. J. W.'Rankin, Vice Pres't.
W. I. Turner, Sec'y. E. II. Harriron, lrsas'r.
Office in Concert Hall BuuiLng, 2d storv.
July 4th 1 ^.'5. —d2tnl v w
('ARKIAUE 1ACTVBY,
On Johnson Street, between 1st aud 2d.
BVtablishad
O'BR^AN 4 CO. Having permunen'ly ea
ourselves in Keokuk, with an ampla
supply ol tbo very best material for the uiaaufao
tare of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and llaoks, we are
prepared to make all article.- in our lina, in the
ry best sty le and of the choicest matcriul.on rea
sonable term.* and prompt notice.
S«pi 2'.», l^ai—dly
EN"1 LEM LN 'S Collar«, (ilovoa, Oravati aad Fair
Goods at Gale City lfat Store.
Sept. lS.'i5.- -d
1. U
F. VOOIIHIE8 A 00.
RIELI,.
A I S
A t'ERB E A N
A ND dealer in evc
i.v ry (lescript ion of-,
Dagu erreot ype IiikmIs,
ha.* reoeiviMl ihi« day
direct from the manu
fkiSurer* a large va
riety of Papier Machie, Kossuth aad Laadaaap#
Caaea, of all sites and styles, which will be »ol»|
ebeajier than ever before offered in this itiarketf
cither to Artiata or filled with lift-like miniature*.
Call and see them at the Sky--Light Booms,
Main Street. Atitjns' 16. lfvo.
PAHT1CI LAB V I I I 1141^ PAID TO
R(»oin
AL'
I:. LDITOR ii I se m, v .-ui (Mtper that a cer*
lam gent iciii.io in the
st..»
mi
Hade has arn .ed
in tins city and brought his meeh'tnics from the mstr
puipirimg to he tar alieml of our Western mechanics.
Now I would s'-y that I he proof the pudding is1 al*
way i«chewit:g the string. I w u jd invite yt-u to
look nt .. in' ^fing that lias been doac by one*, oar
Western mechanics, aud dceid- for yourself. A spe
cimen aii be aeeti at the new buiidiu£ of Col. Perry
un Main street, between tsth and ti'h.
dtf FREDERICK Zl«G.
Beokiik Moiler Works.
C'
fORXLK Sixth and Kid/e s'reeu. I um pr pared
to ni.-iiufaeturi- Boilers Tanks Iron Boats, Lard
Or Soap Kettles. t«as Holder-, o[ anyllin -If e enn»
•v-ted with my buainess, and to send ilinpetcul
workmen any part of thecountty o do ie|i irs.
ED. WfLCUMAN.
Keokuk, Iowa,Sept. 21,IAw v
Hats and Caps, oinraMl*
F. V OOr.iliLb 4 CO.

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