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AVI A SO^'S
New Publication List.
Mrs
Ann S. Stevens' new Uo .k, "TheOkl Home*
mvad
A i mack V a Tale of English Society. A really
delightful work, and oae that will arouse the curi
osity of ev try one that in the world of fashion
in lhi- country.
"Kiiie or tne Human ComedyBy John lis
ten Cooke With illMtratiou*
Reynold*' great Story of ihe War, "Omar Pacha,"
or "Xhc Vi»»«r'it Daughter.'*
I,** lie's "Gatettc ot FutdM^" the Bean Monde
for November. nov3
l*fw Paper HftBRinfi.
1 A ADA
lwl'*,Ji ,u'w
au,i
_ict .ft_d ,J-
LANDUowitt.to
HABITS
,C- «••—T
THEA
14
MOWINGS
autiful l'»per Hang-
AwfvyUU ing just reeep el. suitable for Parlors,
Halls, 'haratvr*. lining and Drawing Room-.
Paper hung in the tuoai superior manner. Ordam
promptly executed? .1 CAVE A H»N*.
Man a:., bet. id A 4th »ctl6 d-m.
IB* ok a Jual Published.
FT1.1. OF WIslDoM AM UEM1.NS WIT.
aIHE
Work* of Charles la,mb, with Final Memo
rials by Sir Thomas Noon falfourd. For sale
hj nov25 CAVK A SoN.
fpHOMPSON'S Christian Theism. A prixe of nine
A thousand dollar* was awarded this essay. For
•ale by nov24 CAVE 4k)N.
1 NTERESffNG A impiirtant.-—Mcxicif and iteBe
ligion, by Robt. A. Wilson. For sale by
CAVE A SON*.
Inov-2lbe«t
^HE American Novel for years—"Lilly," by
the Author of "The Busy Moment? of an Idle
Woman." For sale by
nrv2i CAVE A SON.
ia
^lELLE
BrTS
R!
GRAN'^» or the Lost Wife one of the
most exquisite love stories ever published. For
by 0^r-v CAVE A SOX.
Kt U BOukSi.
ofJpfri,..- by Mackensie—a series of Irish
SktfVfXhl
oe: 6-
Legends. For sale by
J. T. CAVE & SON.
HAl llURMiS—A tale of Alabama, fairly
llustrated by W. Gilluiore Simius. For sale by
•V t-d J. X. (.'AVE k SON.
t*1m«re
"J RIVKR^j—A tale of Georgia, by W. Gill
8immt. For sale by
Y°}. .I. T. CAVE A SON.
C'ORA
and the lKxstor or revelations of a Physi
cian'* wife. For sale by
T„CAYE
4
5W)N-
Labor and Gold or two years in Victoria,
with visits Sydney and Vaodeiman's Land
by W ni. For sale by
*t 6~d J. T. CAVE A SON.
and Men with remnant* uf rwxird touch
ing th» makers of both bv Ir. Doran.
JI T. A V E A SON.
Favorite Authoress of the South.
new Novel by the Author of "Alone"
The Hidden Path," a novel by Marion Harland.
Ihiise who have read it pronounce it Huperior t«
"Alone. It is a mi/re finished production, yet re
taining all the pathos and naturalness or the former
ror sal* by CAVE A SON.
fI^lifc.
BOOK AND ITS STORY—A narrative for
the young, on oocasion of the Jubilee of the
liriLiifh and Foreign Bible Society. For nalr by
CAVE A SON.
VVirii jfisUii—a series of devo­
tional readings for the clo«et and the family.
Carefully prepared from notes of sermons preached
by the late Hev. Wni. Gay, of Bath
For sale by sep 15 CAVE A SON.
ALKERA\ 'S New ork, "The Newoomes,"
»x Memoirs of a most respectable family. For
•»'e
b?'
sep20 CAVE 4* SON.
E Kisses of Joannes Secanaug and Je-
jP^Ra.^ro»rf '"f ^Awount of the Panama
w.! "f I'aiiama and A,p,n
uiu«' b» R^1
uwl
and'
baratter on the Isth-
"l"rt Tomes. Forsattibv
[±__ 'CAVE SN._
I.ADIES,
7^ OW is the time for you to call and secure one of
•i those splendid sets of Viei-orines. 1 huvs them
ranging in prto.-s from $1 to $iut» per s»-tt. Among
U\ »i*ortinent may le found the following
Stable,
Russian Sable,
Vu«n Sable,
Stone Martin.
Ruck Martin,
Mountain Martin,
jrrsr BEturi: i, v
DniE'T
from New Vork. the largest and most
splendid stwk of j.adies' Fancy Furs, i,incy
Hwr Gauntlets. Swan'* Down Vn'torines and
Cuff- Geot's ui Muffler.-, Fur Gloves. Ac., Ac., ever
brought to lie Hrnt. I thai I ojfer real Irtriut emmtx
tu altwho vint anything n the a&our /inland will
sell sets of Victorines cheajvr than the same article
can be bought in St. Gouts, All I ask is for you to
call and examine my stock, which is superior to anv
thiux in the West.
Ladie* please call and look over tuy stock. No
trouble to show tod*. Ibu't forget the place, but
call at the NEW YORK EMPOHIC*,
n"v*^
A. C. SHELDON,
Oct. II." 5.*—d Main, corner Jtd f?t.
MA XS I HATS I HATNItl
A C. .-UhLDON ir now receiving another iargi
-'V. stock of Hats. «ap, and Furs, (Jlovs, Mils,
an S Gents'_Furni-bing«*owis. of the latest winter
ssvi** Hot ISj.), uij of which will lie hold at a small
advance from Eastern prices. Now is the time for
you to secure one of those fin" soft French felt* hats
so much worn in the east an i west. Ca). uid buy
yourself a niw, fashionable hat.
n't forget the place. A- C. SHELDON,
Main st.. comer Third.
A SHELDON'S you will find fine JJojeckin Hats,
-t*. so ft i ass. Hats, blHik, brown. |»-url. N&akeeu,
at.i-1 .\• ry lIKT color that a |K-rson niav want.
11 ht.!0.\ h»ji ju-t reeei% etl another spii-udid stock
of Ladi»« Furs. Ladien call itinl look at them.
4HKLDOS has a large su«k of collars, cravats,
hand*, ii'hiefa, ties, fine shirts, under shirts
drawers, g! ,ve«. Ac.
i
4V
1
tt*rI «"*!•.
BO*I9
s^isnjsiik a st-inch
k Oingham I lubrellas, Car»-s. Carjn Bags, Uath
er hat i x.(, 4 ., there is in the west. Call and ex
amine his si. noviy
hav« just rec**ived another line lot of
liay StaU- Traveling Sliawls. just the
thing- for eold w. ather. Call and buy one.
vIa
uGate
I V uio "I
City Hat Store" W
!^est,H.-kuf
llate.Caps. JS
Fur Good*, purchased directly ..f the manufac
ture, and warranted iu style and quality No 74
t'!
g' F-
hept. iSSj,—a
Sept. 6, I—a
VWR11IES k CO
Cuff»
and Furs
tS
n
j, VOOKH1KS A CO.
More."
V'i,Hwf OeBtlem"f«s' Walk ng Cane* and
&
I. ^ri.r MEN'S
V0,JK»*KS
ro
WOOD* HI
A CO
Urt, G! Vf«, Cravats and Fur
Gat-City Hat *t, re.
i 6, i ^5.- -d h. F. V(V)f{|JtIEiS A CO.
1
»iiri?i*,.e«-ur-fullv
:|!r
ii
LARtfK and assortment of
the latest of tine IUu und ai«.expi^sly
ft. t. VOUK1 If},-' i
for tin- city trade
.Sept. 6, lg55.--d
C. OHEUTOP
PS a sv#ck of Family Groceries, a variety of
XV J.,y», M,1 an assortment of Musical InMru
iiu-n.. for sale on Mam Street, iwtwoen f^.ond and
Xreah Arrirala
3
M»xeh 1 '-uZ. il I
AT the Himble M*peii«-. ju»t ir-.m the Aurtion'
R"»Btt, a large lot of Good#. Come and see wtmt
iu^..
6-
4
I» momr ^aviKatlnn and R. K. C®.
LAND DDPAHTnKNT.
1 OTTT hwa. 24TH Sriir., 1855.
I rim18Company. having entered u|»oii a vigorous
prosecution the Improvement »f the River,
with the view of bringing it into usie at the earliest
possible moment, and being desirous of meeting, as
I far as possible, the generally expressed wishes of the
people of the KMoines Valley, hereby gi\e notice
that their Land Office will W i"pen«d, at tlu.« place,
at a." early A day m- they can pro are the exiuninu
tioiu requisite for affixing a valuation upon them.
J,
In the meantime, application* will be received at
tui.- offioc, from person- desiring r«rchat-e. which
will entitle them to a preforenee at the Company's
valuation, in the order of the receipt of their appli- ,n
«,!roT,s"*u:i" jr-"n
r, I
an. PVC,M
11 interest at the
rate of eight per cent. i»er year, on all sums untmid. tn •.«« «,
Upon Timber Lands, one-fourth down, and the l«l- {J ',ar"nd
M.oe in nine equal annual instalnuni. with inter-
est a, above. Payment can be made in eash, or in
biils of lUnk- in the Mate of New York, or in the inn i i J, eopperas,
bonds of this Compnn v at par.
11. the sale of the,. Laui, preference will IK-
to actual settlers, and annual improvement/will I
be required to be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the Dea Moines i
Rarer as far u Section 25, Township 82, Range 2V
West P.M.
Plats "of the Lands can be seen at this office,
where any information can bash
ad by application,
in person or by mail.
(Give here the Post Office address and date.]
OTTCMWA, IOWA
the at wetion Township Range
West P. M.. atyj offer tc give for the same
lar# per acre.
[Here sign name plainly.]
Sept 28,1 «55~ »md*w
N E i of section 8, township 65. ranre l.
SWJ fl, u «. •.* ..
81 17,
B| 18,
lot 12 in Block S in Keokuk.
1# 11
4 120
5
and the whole of 121
ally ami secured by deed of trust until all is paid,
Any person wishing for particular information as
to location or quality of the lands, may apply to 11. i
T. Reid, Esq., or hia Honor the Mayor of the eity of
Keokuk. ift'M. GILLIS8.
Julv 25, 1S55.
n
R,nn»-
n». with a scl^tivn from the be*, Aiw.nimuJ
Modern Authors. For Sat# by -tAnunitand
*ep2#. CAVi SON.
G. M. HUSTON,
Wbaleaale Dealer in ^otians mM
fancy Dry (.oodt,
#4 MAIN STUF.IT. KKOKCK, I WA.
Anew stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves to fell at nrices a* low, for eash or to good
time buyers, us St. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our goods and prices before buyingelse
where. We will consider it no trouble to show ihern
through our Mock.—-dAw
Jl'Si
Fitch,
liiaek and Rim'Coney,
White Ermine.
Kccs
Mitts, a
AFINE*l
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and exam'ne them. No trouble to
show them to pewm wantingthe abore gH^li. Call
at the NEW YORK M-ORF.,
Stock of Pocket tut J.
sep 20
HEAVY stock of Cap, Letter, Ladies"lithTlJaiTi i
Post, Fancy and Commercial N Paper, l'iain
and laid Buff, Whiteaud Fancy t. i4w.1 l.i.i
lllSTON'S.
At»eneral
ble plated ware, all warranted and at nianiifaw* i
turer's prices, at »ep20 111 STON'S.
ANufacttirer'sstock
extensive of Whips and Lashes at man
prices at sep21 III STO.N'8.
^Pj'K largest and best as^ofteTstock )f Embn.ide
ry iu the eity at sep21 JirST»N'S.
Till
Finest a-aortment of IiibW# .-r offered in
the market, at sep2l lll STON'S.
LK,"KS enough to supply the
variety of pattern. Jerome's
CLi'a,
A. C. SHELIK)N»
Oet 1S —1 iiii. corner 3d St.
iv.-enough to supply the l-.h t, of every
variety of pattern. Jerome's malti, warranted,
and at manufacutrer's prices, at
...*«*P2! lllSTON'S
A LARGE and fine lot of Kid Glove- of every
JTV prude, at sep2l lU'STON'S.
CJ
JOl.D and common Jeweiry, and Gobi and silver
watches, at sep21 lU'STON'S.
tc KR^v^f«'tpof golds comprised in the Notion
and Fancy (tood,- imeat Huston's at prices that
cannot f.iil to induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call at No. 94, and examine for yourselves.
A tfiNE Buggy PortablTTojTior sab enquire of
Xi sct.21 G. M. HT sTnv.
No. 94, Main street.
A Huston's will be found the largest lot of Irish
nens, La"s. Edgings, andevetv van t\ of
Prices 'bat cannot be- beat in any
W estcrn market.
Keokuk,Sept. 10. dAw
I n
YY
n,lV]„
A 1 SHELDON'S you will Sod Fur Gloves." Ft7r
'»"n.ietu, Buek.01or.-s, Mitts, Driving gloves,
1-anev Hob, Ac.
DRESS
ni,v]y
e u
K„"arcjust
PLAIDS.—Those
MEx-5ltS.
A. C.'SHEI.DON.
Vf ILITARY Companies can U supplied with mil-
»r anything thev mav want in
ttoe way of military _goxt,, if they will lJare their
orders at the "New 1 ork Hat Store."
A. C. SHELDON,
Main stro.-t,
The
tll,,
„f Utird
A J*. ROYHAMJ! (JEO. MMTTH. rtivtm
CONN
ABLE, SMYTH & CO.,
Whalcaalr (irocrm,
Dealers Tennessee Iron, and F.irwanLngandCom*
mission Merchant*. Nos. 57 and 58, Levee,
AHE
now receiving the following, completing
their Spring stock. which they offer to tke trad#
at very low rates. They will do justice U any ar
dent they may be favored with.
10W lihds N 0 .Sugar, 50 nests tubs,
AO bbls Belcher's olfd, 10 dot tar buckets,
25 loaf and crashed, 50 do* sine washu. ards,
100 S Molasses, 20 boxes clothes pinsi,
50 Plantation" 100 coils manillarope,
50 W
i
I
..and* and Itjr K.ota for Sale.
A\ ING tK-rn requested by sundry persons and fo boxe's eitron,
at sundry times to name the prices I would SOOdrunis figs,'
take for my lands and lots in Iowa,"I take this op
portunity to inform tie public in general of the
prices I will now take lor the same. A list is here
unto annexed:
Wf„:
l^ots 65 and 1V3 in Na.shviUk», and the S E lA market uino 15t slabs assorted siies Plow Steel, to
W i of N E i 2t—65—5 (10 acree) in dispute. 4 which the attention of dealers and blacksmiths it
I or the whole of which I will take twnty-two directed. Feeling desirous of enlarging this branch
thousand dollars, one third in hand, and the balance of our business, we are prepared Wotter the neees
in one. two, three, and four annual payment.", with **r" inducements to customers to accomplish the
interest at 10 per cent, from date, to In- paid annu- *.
1
I'
SVi
,p20
N endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
kerchiefs aud cravats at sep20 HI STON'S.
T*HE best assortment of
Trimmings at »cp20
Autumn Stock:
HoptfuD
1 O K K K
A now fine .st4K.'k of French and Atner
iean Printed and l'lain DcLaines Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs. Black and Colored Mo
hair, lh*Rages, Ac., to which he invites the atten
tion of tin- Ladies, insuring (hem that the stvle aud
quality are unsurpassed, and prices low as the same
goods can be sold in the country.
received our Fall sty les of Ladies'
., velvet, Cloth, and Silk OJoak-, Talma's and
isettes also of Brocha and Plaid Shawls
sep27dAw WOODWARD A CO.
TRIMMIJJGS.—-Jhe Ladies can be suited
in this line at
Kp27dAw
Belcher's SII and 25 inte
Idcn syrup, 76 dot hemp and grass bad
i A o
I
:m k"Z*
111
Oct 8-d
Lace Veils and Drees
lllSTON'S
WOODWARD a t'O'S.
Tartan
beautiful Scotch and
Plaids, every variety can 1»- found at
sep27dAw W(X ill
WARD
WOoDW A RD A CO'S.
EDITORS Please Inform the Ladies
tuat we nave reoeivtnl the lar^i-j't ^took of tin
broideries Collars from 5 cents to *7,00 Maltese,
Black ilk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace Jac
»nctt and .-JWIW Collars Corsets, Ribbons, Moire An
Uqu« and Kibbuu Irimmiujja, &c
A»s.«,185s._^1»T''«™AED1C0.
rf ""i"1.' I'l.Tn.nd
00
^Laines, just received at
W(K)Ii\V AUD A CO'S.
UEADY ADE CliOTHING.—],Avry11,ing in this
XV line can be had at the lowest figures at
»ep2(dpw WOODWARD A CO'S.
iB55 FALL STYLES. 1855.
'I KI I A S1IIT1I,
I -traw KtM Saifet
BOWKTS
IMPQR1
1*1 y v?
^1 lot lis
KliKK 0
*5 nuin Kirrrt.
11 A\ E just received the largest und most varied
lo-a."4"'k
a,,J 0,1 Cl
(We
K i i
August :6, 1
Ayt't
a
«j
l'vcr
8 boxen tumbler.,
k fc£ &
i
2?
100
Rivcn HR
4 2,w
1*
ITi T""
aJu,n' a
chew.ng toh^co, 15 sack« pepper,
J"10""^nd8» "J"w-
60
*5ut °^mn**nd
i0 b,,xel)
6™. pepp« Mi
o !,,rnc,nt0'
prmcipe 2 bales cloves,
c'Kar/.'.
!, '"fe
1
2.*
5 drums codfish,
doi-
10 tierces rioe,
25 bhls tar,
20 pitch and roBin,
53 b\-s raisins,
50 hi and qr bxs do
I ca»«' prunes, in boxes,
uu'ro,'««
25 Ix.xes (uba sixes, ,:t) b^ixes ground ginger,
pruDe
Jl /pples, 2b doi yeiwi powder*,
500 bu prime Peaches, :0 bbls diff. kinds ntttf,
100 pags saleratuj-, bbla, 60 bushels fresh pea nuta,
_____ tnjxes, kegs, 5(1 bales cotton batting,
Form ®f Appllratloa. i
S V
Sod*'
bbU
LAND DEI'AHTM EET 100 reams let. A cap do .10 colored and whit#
DEM'.tlNE N A K. R. CO'Y.
'(V' wi«.-k,
"^Pr'ng paper. 7 a bags cotton yam
Tennessee Iron.
receiving, in addition to our pre»
Iron and Blacksmith Tools, dj-
ire noi
stock
rectly from the manufacturers, 50 tons assorted si
tes bar Iron, on which we will le able tn g.-.e our
customers the benefit of the recent decline in the
T.rI.r:.
dAw
crIN N A p. SM YTli "A (X).
RKU lllin,
And Si»w Orocery A ft'roriaion Ktore,
rilllK undersigned have opened the largest and
l»est selected Stdck of Groci'hes and Provisiona
to be lound in the city, at No. 68 Johnson street, be
tween 2d and ^d, awl are determined to sell on the i
most reasonable terms.
«1 Kl'ilN A DODSON.
RLI1 BCITER.—Just received, a Supply of Jj.
linois Butter, sep ia Kl'lIN A lK)DSON.
ways can be found at
P01A1LS—Just
*'P
A
eived A large stock of Buck Gloves and i TUIISOCM to he had in the city.
^1'"° j"-'. P. l» KLHN A lK)I»S0ai,
for sale low at
lit'STON'S.
KUHN A DODSUN.
received from the country, at
*ept 15 Kl'HN A IMiDSoN.
2'"LDEN SnrPToHEe ks-st quality can IK- h«d
l-:' K I II N A IK)DS0N.
RL CIDER LNEGAR can be had at
sep 15 Kl'HN A DODSON.
N" 7H, Johnson street, can be found the best
\T AILS—A full ueof tment at
__
8e*
15
KUIIN A IXJDK0H
CH1CK.EN:
O sop27
A
assortment of German si 1 v» and dou­
U had at
KI 11N A WDSmm,
Salmon.
ME article of ^luiod can be ha.1 a
Ivl'HN A Is)If
Dol^iN'g.
W!
IT^FIsII, of the In-.-t quali' y, can be had at
Johnson street.
ntt:
J^UST received bv Kx
Kl'HN A DODSON.
tA^niEs.
[pre.-.- from New York city a
large assortment of French andies, such as
Ice Cream lirop^, aiwoirted tiavirs,
Sherry do da do
do do do
~-€wd»al d» do do
Meftropolitan Loavngve, Conversation. Loseaccs.
PaintiUiers, A«., A*., at
("RKI'.HTON A OIIMER'S
Confectionary and lee Cream Saloon.
June 12, 1&j5,
Muaical Isttrnmenu,
#'i
(jutlar. can DO had at
•ct 19d CRKIGHTON
Johnse.ti street, Keokuk.
ot STI:H DEPOT.
TKEW
Keokuk, Get 12—d
^r.,uKS«t to
wouM respectfully invite th^e who are fur-
Cl,,,.bs».
!I'hi« st'H'k emiinriiips i siOUTII IIALF1 of the north cast quarter of section
a comprises ore hundred different styles, l« in township f-7, North of Range l» West, in
satisfied that the
FEN. 1,1*6. MJL&CHKLL K CO'8. 1 IIIL#
Over Post office. Keokuk
fOK KALE
i
W W n 4 a
Ui
•n the
riMf •—'"Uiriii.. .on glass plates, at No. 3, Third st.
V'/ "7 V. *u^°8' Accirdeon8, |f.lween Mam and John-ori. The art has very
IL atl'*'
t« "TTl trimmings to the Violin and tien.
CREIUHTON A OHMER,
Johnston Street.
/*\F ail kinds ean be had at
,« CRKIGHTON A OIIMER'S,
je II dtf Johnsoh'Street.
Eaary t'andtei.
JFancy
LST received the largest and livst ass»rtm-nt of
Candies ever bHore offered in Keokuk:
also a large assortment of Fruits, Nuts. At at
CREIGHTON A OIIMER'S,
Johnson Street.
W. Hleks, .11. D.,
S I U E N E N I S
City of Keokuk. Iowa,—Ofli* on Main St., between
Second and Third Streets.
DH
II-. in addition to the u na]
methods of inserting artificial teeth
is in (Kisscs-sion of the exclusive i -iii
lor this city or mounting the "contain
ous» gum teeth,' so universally udmired for their
lieauty. strength and elcanliness. After an exp» ri
eneo of two years in his style oi work, he would un
hesitatingly recommend it to the public as jxissessing
many and great advantages over any other niyleof
wor! known to the profession. Thoeeinterest.il are
respect fully invited to call and examine specimens of
the diff, rent methods of mounting teeth.
April 10,1*66—ilAwIy
i n o v i i
e n a S u e y
DR.
R. S. liAlUUH w '11 Id iv-)H-etfullv
inform his iatri
jwtrons and the public gei»
erallv, that be has removed his offiiv to tin
New Brick building ou thewes side of Ti..
U twccii Main and Johnson, where he has
haiidnouie suit of rooms, and has spared neither pairs? i diroct from the manu
or CX|« Use til make them elegant and comfortable.— fact urcrs a large
luaukiul fur psist favors, he solicit? a continuance of
the flame, rAll ojn*rations warranted.
ODELL IRATLEKIi
*AM"FARTU»K*S AN'D DKAI.KKH T\
o o s a n 8 o e i
o n s a n a i v a s o u s o k o E a s e n W o k
A' wi II siM.n be the finest and largest *ver ffered
Keokuk. They are selected with s|)ecial reference
to the wants of the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be sueh
as will convince every one that we have fully adopt
ed the motto of '-yuiek Sales and Small Profits."
N. B. The summer Goods now on hand will be
closed out AT COST.
Boot aiid Shot Manufactory.
To the Ladies we would say. call in and see out
elegant styles of Bootees, liuskins, and Slips, of the
finest materials, now manufactured at our estatdish
Hicnt, which in jsiint oi quality and durability we
will warrant to l» equal t« any in the west.
Gentlemen will find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock of custom made work, of which
an ample quantity will always be kept on hand, and
as we use only the best materials, and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured of a
good article, guaranteed to fit iu all eases.
N. B. All articles of our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
und Third Streets.
August :il, 1S55.—dAw
Kxcrlflor Beet Be
Tlir.
1.ATF.S1 KIO'V II AVI' A K
HAVINGJ.
earpet chain,
30 bales wrapping twine,
30 boxex St. IJOUIS starch,
20 starch,
.Of doz Tlu'tnas' Oysters,
100 boxes candy,
200 kegs rifle and mining
powder,
dor. wood buckets,
lyo
20.000 feet fuse,
2(* c^ses lb and hf lb
ister powder,
25 bbl.- Iayion ale, fresh 100 boxes matches.
!.'» b-'\es mustard.
15 corn starch,
80 dot brooms,
500 lbs broom twice,
25 boxes axes,
75 bblt crackers.
50 boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all siies,
2 tons bar lead,
liuo caps,
1(»0 water proof do
Fall Trade.
i City H»ot and NUM ||*N,
I ii" Street, between Fourth uii'l F.tth
fP HE undersigned would respectfully call
A the at tint ion of the Ladies and Genth
men of Ktjokukand vicinity, to their fine and
well select 1 stock of Bfote and Sho«-s, n.....
o|H*ned and lor sale ut the alxive estiihlishliu'iit. com
prising all kinds of ljftdies', (ients', Miosesliivs',
and Children's wear, of all styles, grade- and siies.
These goods have Iwen selected'^with -[H -IH1 relerenee
to n^atnei-- of style and dnrxbilitv, and will be sold
at a very small advance al»ove Eastern cost, an we
are determined not to !.• undersold by anv house in
the city. Please give us a call. An examination of
o n a n i e s i s e o n y a v o w e n- k
ie»-ioes, Clarionets, #v. Also, cen*ly l»eeii brought to a very high degree of p.'rf
Hv
A OHMER'g.
WEW ot STI:H DEPOT I tutre-i they exhihi(e«i. «nl
IIK umU rngTu are reccivinic daily, bv express, tj*kin£ th** jWacv laeurrr«»otype«, whi
fresh Baltimore Oysters, which we ofrer t^i the prove cvanesocnt s nd chunging in their e
citii ns i Keokuk and vicinity bv the can ordoaen.
We have also fitted up a Saloon, where we can ac
commodate Ladies as well as Gentlemen with a good
plate of fresh oysters.
•ured a
DI:MAL NOTit r.
DU.J.having
K.RICKEY. Surgeon D-1,
ist, returned from tin l.u.
w i e a y o w a i n i s i n n l
Having a larg" stock of Teeth, from
the best manufactories, can please the mo fastidi
1'ii th mounted on ei dd or plat inn, on
the difference in ist of material full sets on gold
lor$IOO,on j-i.ATtNA for $yo. All work warranted.!
Office ou the sou lb side of Blondeailj bctyvecti ."'.(J atld
4tb «lrtvis, K*«kuk.
_M«reh 27—dly
Fof gail~
to
LLOVII 11. K1 MPS/1V
oct. 19 dtf
Y *tid Lot. situared on .Toll
treat,
9 i n u- k s e e
M(4Atiami«^t and paved. and form* easy.
AI»plvt»
REBECCA WATKHS,'
premises. nov24d2w
raJe artici««a
The Ambrwtyfic is taken upon the beat plate glass
an indestruetable cement is then put upon it, the ce
ment soon hardens, an I two glasses tfccome in effect
one, with the picture in .'he centre, aud may be set
in monuments, sent to sea. or otherwise exposed to
the weather in any climate, and will resist the action
Of the elements and retain its brilliancy for ag^—
being as enduring a- the glass upon which it is taken.
The Ambrotyp's are not reversed, but are seen in
the natural position of the sitter. Dngu-ireotypee
can be copied in this permanent style, and enlarged
to any sue. Children can be takeu in clear weather,
in two seconds.
.T&S^Dagucrreotype stock and apparatus for sale.
nov5 EMEKS'ON Artist.
s k y i a a e e a n U a e y
if. lit ELL,
Daguerrean Art
tot, would respectful
ly announce to the in
habitants of Keokuk
and vicinity, that he
i? prepared to take likencssc- of ail who mav gi.T#
bim a call, in the most per feel manner, Lav mg a
large Sky light, the only light by which a blue eye
can be made to look natural, and far superior to all
other lights for Daguerreotyping also, having an
experiencutin the art of over seven years, he flatters
himself that be can suit the most fastidious. Pic
lures and Drawings eopiod Landscape* ami pic
tures of the sick or deceased taken at short notice.
Pictures jiut up in every variety of style, regardluss
of the weather, and satisfaction in all cases guaran
teed.
.June 22,1855.—dtf
«.. W. BCELL,~ 1'
A I E E A N A
A NI dealer in eve
-. V ry description of
Dague rreoty pe
has receivi'd this day
rioly of Pa)iier Maclue, Kossuth and Landswape
Cases, of ail sixes aud styles, which will be sold
CB' U|MT tban ever before offered iu this market,
either to Artista or ft lied with life-like miuiaturcs.
Call and see them at the 8ky-Light Rooms, 86
Matu Street. August 16,1855.
Till: I.OVI.H'K NOLI 1.04(1 If•
Uo search the Indies' wave for pearls,
To deck your high born maiden
Or dig Goleonda's diamond sands,
Oil
It
11 N KA^LITONS.
T. A KH IN A 0
just opeued tt -hop, ill their old
business, on Third street, between Man
and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectful^
announce that they are prepared to matio
facture the ueatciit and moat fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
'y|j
Ietermined not to le excelled by any manufac
turers in thi VVeet they solicit ashare of publia pat
ronage.
As we purchace direct from the importers, eur
stx k is always of the latest fashion and best quali
ty, and at the lowest figures.
As we keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes of the
same character as those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for a jgood fit. War
ranted to suit in every particular.
Repairing in the neatest and must substan
tial manner done on short notioe.
I J. T. HARRIS A 00.
July 21, IS," HT
11
Sept. 8, lM5j.—d H. d, HC1SKAMP A BRO.
Boat* Short at Wholesale.
HAVINtiand
opened a house in this city for the pur
Dose of carrying on the wholesale Bo«.t and
Shoe business, we respectfully call the attention of
the trade to our large and well assorted stock,
which is now being received direct from the best
manufactories in Massachusetts. It is our intention
to always keep on hand a complete assortment of
goods in the line, and offer such inducements as will
obtain for ns a lilx-ral share of patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call and exam
ine our stock before they purchase.
Ju!y
CARTER A 00.
DAV1ES A HAHT.
\V HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
v v lis. Mam Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this eity we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business, having all the facil
ities for purchasing our stock directly of the manu
facturers at the lowest figures. It is our object and
determination to build up a large and permanent
trade bv keeping on hand a large und well aborted
stock making our prices so low that none can be loss,
and terms and discount* as liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplBd w
Third Street
Wholesale Hoot and Shoe •(•re*
HAV
IVW tin* r.ewivcd my Fall and Wintcrstock
of Boots and Shoes, I am prepared to offer su
perior inducements deal -rs. My stock being di
rect from first hands will be sold as low, if not a lit
_^lc lower, than any hous in the city. I promise to
Tnake it to the advantage of those desiring to pur
chase, to call on me before purchasing.
Remember, on Third Street, between Main and
Johnson, a few doors south of Ayers' Drug Store.
Sept. 8.—d.'tuiwtf W. F. THOMPSON.
KTII HSO\'N AHHKOTVPI:K.
'l^HE sub«erih.-r having obtain
1 ed right Lte t.'ount v.,
i« now prepared to take these i"u
tifui and never changing piet ures
re­
sto
red
Mr. Cuttine, the inventor, who has secu
a patent for fourteen yeacs. in France. Great Britain
and the I u itcd Stat'-s. These pictures, so beautiful
in tone, bo|l and clear in effect, are universally ad
e," they are exhibited, ami are rapidly
ich too often
haracters.
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and PraukinoenBe
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your ••heart's d«Usht"
Love's wildest of device.,—
I'll give to her whom I adore,
lly far an off'ring richer—
14 v lace, all dressed in lover's smiles,
In Buell's fair Skylight Picture.
BeKI,I.'K Gallery. Sf. Main Street.
Diaaolsstion off Partn^rahlp.
E o a n e s i e e o o e e i s i n e w e s n
1 Taylor A Ke in the Plow and Wagon busi
n e i s i s a y i s s o v e y u u a o n s e n A
debts due the concern to be paid by the said Taylor,
who is alone authorised to eolbcfthe debts due the
old firm. HAW KIN* TAYLOR.
oot2v WM.McKEE.
i n i n o
Weorrode.L
ITH Points and Futures, warranted »«t to
tor sale bv
d. U. SULLIVAN A CO.,
'•If 4 110 Main,
mm
NEW PRIKCIPIiEl NO MMOIfl
Rhodes' Fever and Agne Cure.
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, for the prwen
11on and cure of Fever and Ague, or Ohilt Fever.
Dumb Ague, aiid other Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid Symptom-, Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Sbip and Jail I'-ver, General Debility, Night Sweats,
and all other forms of disease which have a common
origin in Mularia or Mia,-ma.
ry rinults from its ue
It will protect any resident or traveller, even in
the most sickly or swampy localities, from any ague
or bilious disease what, ver, or any injury from con
stantly inhaling Malaria or Mia-nia.
It will instantly chek the aem- in person? who
have sufferi-d for any length of tune, from one day
twviitv years, so that they need never have another
Price (hie Dollar. Pre}ared and sold by the Pro
prietor, JAMES A. RHODES. Providence, K 1
H. AvKfcs, Agent. Keokuk, Iowa, and for
sail by Drtiggi-t-. generally. nov.kdAw
Alnaudrr'* Felamlcna.
THK GREAT AMEHICAN JI AIK ToNIC.
WHAT
It
i.« more desirable by the young than ths
luxuriant locks of youth and beauty'' What
is more dreaded by the middle aged than gray bai:-7
Who bat is old but Would avert baldnea*? which
can all be accomplished by u-ing Alexander's IV
lamicus so universally aeknowlelgel to be the m«st
superior article for beautifying the Hair, and which
is equally efficacious in preserving its natural health.
F"or sale at HI Main Street, by
June 28.—dtf J. D. ft INCH ELL A CO.
(r. \V. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Mam street, bci. ^rU A 4ih M-.. K EoK I E IOV A.
TWare
IIK undersigned has now ir. his
Hoonis, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand a well se
lected assortment of all kinds of F'urniture, embra
May 31. 1»54.—dAwtf G. W. SANDERS.
M. W. JOHTTKTO*,
TNDERTAKFiR. Corner of Johnson and
Thinl Street*.
Carries on the business of I'rid.-rt'iking in all its
branches, lie has rwvntly made extensive additions
BMTKNNITHNIJ.
WILLIAM
i
e a a n n e
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right. From his bng and constant practice in this
branch of the business he flatters himself that be
cannot be excelled by any one in the country. He
particularly solicits patronage in this line.
He al.-o offers his services as Farrier in all its
branehe-.
May 2fi, 1H55. dAwlv
K K O K I K E A E S E I N A Y
frE inter Term for lb.»fi will uiuiciiee
1
Primary Department, 4 5 00
Juitar,
'cokuk, Nov. LJtb, 1855.
Shaving A. Hair Cutting Eitrtcril*
nary
OHAMPOONING AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
O The favorite Salt
sir. of George Cabus, on Main
Street, lie low Parsons's Bank, presents new attrac
tions to the citizens of Keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any ever licfore
employed in this city, I invite the patronage of the
community, as I am satisfied that I can shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shampiNin
more dexterity than any barber in the State of Iowa
Competition challenged GEOROBCABtJS.
August 2.'5, 1855.—lydAwfim
W.n. nANNERN.
DYER
All of the abo
ing
June 18. 1855.
Street, Keokuk.
ThiSRubtle atmospheric |toi"oii, which at corUn,
seasons is unavoidably inhiib-d at every breath, is
the same in character wherever it existS*--north,south,
east .r west—and will everywhere yield to this new
lv discovered ANTIHOTK. which neutralises the poisou, .. IN
completely purities the systtin, and thus entirely re- of all bilioos diRases, costiveneai, indlges
moves all 'the cause of discasi i tion, jaundice, dro|*y, rheumatism, v\r*, g*JUt, hu-
chill, by continuing its use according to dirot-tioris. which might have Ix-eu avoided
It wi'll immediately relieve all the distressing rt judicious use «f ag«ws» purgative.
sult.H of bilious or ague diseases, such as general dc
hility, night sweats, cU-. The iiaticnt at once begins
to recover app.'tite and strength, and continues until
a permunent and radical cure is effected. And as a
proof that it is also worthy of riubli. confidence, bi
cause of its singular and entire narmlessness, the fol
i' wing certificate from one of the most celebrated
hemiats in the United States is attached to every
Settle
NKW YORK, June 11,1855.
"I have made a chemical examination of Rhode*'
Fever and Ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, Strych
nine, but have not found a particle of either in it,
nor have I found any suleitancc in its eomposit ion that
would prove injurious to the constitution. i
JAMES R. CHILTON. M, D„ Chemist."
This allow.- of its free u-e as a preventive by which
all persons mav hus K.- sure of cut ire freedom from the
above rmni'-il iii(«-iij»t^s, no matter how sickly the sea
son urswuinpv the loi-ality.
Proofs of efficacy ar. frequently published, and the
confidence of tie public is asked only proportion
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used.
Th' "e only arc relied uj»n to prove its worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary oase«,
sonic mav require more. Directions printed in Ger
man, French and Spanish, au-ompauy i ach i»ittle.
cing Marble Top Dreasing, and plain Bureaus fine should pnvt as they have proved more purely reme
an jilain Sofas fine and plain Center and Card 1 dial, and the pille a surer, more powetful antidote to
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking dis. a*e than any oth'-r in-slicine known to th-world.
Chairs of every description from a plain wooden As it is frequently X|s-di-nt that my medicines
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and should be taken under the eounoel of an attending
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads *f the iatirat styles physician, aud as he enuld not jtroperly julge a
Lounges, Ac.
remedy without knowing its i-nip.sition, have
Looking Glasses of all sixos Clocks, Carpetings, euppli-»i the accurate .miuiw by which l*th my
floor and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths, Pectoral aud Pills are made t' the wh l»«lv of
mattrasses, feather dusters, carriage trimmings, practitioner* in the I nik-d Stat s and British Atuer.
window shade* and trimmings, and every other arti- I 'can Provinces. If however there sb. uld 1* any one
cle usually kept in my line of Imsiness. who has not mvived th -m, they will be promptly
Part of my stock was made under uy own super- forwarded by mail at their request.
vision, and the rest bought from manufactories of Of all th- [xitent roodieinee that are offered how
high standing, so that lean warrant every article I few would taken it tlnir -onij»«sHion was known
for durability and finish of workmanship. i Their life consists in th"irmyst-ry. have no mys-
Mv object is to establish a permanent business teriea.
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle aad as The composition of my preparation* is laid open to
MI inducement to persons to purchase of me, i am all men. and all wb"»rs competent to judge on the
reeolved to Hell ot the lowest M. LUIIS prices. Subj»K"t freely ackttowl^ige their convieti-^is ..f their
Call and examine my stock la^fore purchasing intrinsic merits. '1 he Cherry Pectoral was pron-'Uiw
elsewhere. I will always take pl^aj-urt- in showing by scientific men to I*. wonderful m-sln ine be
furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me, i '"r** 'f* effect* were known Many -eminent jihysi
whether they feel inclined tv buy or not.
to his stock and ]«erfect«d his arrangements in every restoring their irregular action to health, and by oor
department.
reeling, wherever they exist, such derangement* mi
PATCNT METALUC RIAL CASES, I are the finst origin of diseaae!
impervious to air and indestructible, highly onrn Pii«rvd by }A«M C. Arra. Practic«l and Aaa
m.'iitod and invaluable for the pre*erv»tion of the I lytical Chemist, Jewell, Maw. IVtct- 2 cents per
dead, as well as coffins of every stvle and lliiisb fur-' box. Five boxe* ,r $1
,.i*hed to order.
Hearses and carriages funmhed, and the entire ar- tail Fort Madi*on, K. Whitney A Br«,.: KcHH.«uqu«,
mngemcnts of the funeral attended to when required.- C. L-ib Montnaw, H. Binger a»l bv all diuggi-ts
Keokuk, April 12,1855. dy every where. dam.
RAH AM. n Third. between Jnhn-
son and Ev ban gc .-treets. at the Brick Shop, j. }.
ould inform the pub ie that he is prepared to .Jo for Neuralgia, fcrys.pelas, RheumaoVm! wound,
all kinds of BtACKsaitHiso in a neat, durable, and
Monday, Nov. lyth. The Advano*-d Department
AYER'S PILLS.
A Y E K I
AiNEW
The proprietor distinctly eUlias these extrnordina- ««ors, nervousness, irritability, inflr.mmatio.iH, head
achc, pftitiM Wi thr breikut
CBts,
Ui
AND SCOl HEH. On fifth street, one
door below Main, where he will renovate and
make to ttpjicar as new, all kinds
of Ladies'and Gen
tleruen's apparel, such as crape, broseha. cas-imere I
and woolen shawls, cashmere, silk and merino dress i w
es, rugs, piano and table covers, window and dam "k i
curtains. Ac.
FAKf'F GOODS.
JLf*T
re*'ived
1
an degant nwsort inent of fine Goods,
such as French t'hina ases, Pat'ian aud Terra
Cotta. Ac., Pitchers. Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cigar Stands. Jewel
Stands, Spoon Goblets, Figures, Cupids, Bust*. Ac.
Also on luuid a good assortim-nt of CriK-kery and
ttU.«sware. CAREY A KILIiOl kQSJL
Removed trow Concert Hall. a^-s
E. H. HOCGHTOV, Attorney and Counsellor The nronrie.or !,. i„tr 1 ,1 w
J^. at Law, Notary Public. Und and general col- commun' .v
lecting Agent. Offi.-e in the Real Estate Agency and Kv it.
"i,
wholesale Auction House of Smith A Va
on Sd street between Main and Johnson,
te Aiprncv and '""""J-'
Van^Sicklen,
Iowa. Isits of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasons
ble terms. f(K!t. 9
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS
WHOLE CANS, $1 5d HALF CANS, 75 ots.
BARTLETT A MANCOURT,
O^fiT Agents, No. 96, Maia-*t.
and singularly successful remiily for the
mlA*
side. bock, and limba, fe­
male complaints, A«'., Ac. Indeeil, very fi w are the
diseases in which a purgative medicinc i- not more
or b,ws required, and nan sickness and suffering
might b" preveriNd. if a hurinless but effectual ca
thartie wen more lrequently used. No person can
i feel well while a r-ostivi- habit id Unlv prevails be
I sides it soon geiicrat^-s serioiu- and oft. n fatal diseases
the tiuiely and
fhis is alike true
of enlds. fewri'h symptoms, aud bilious demnge
ments. They all tend to become or pn due- the deep
seatt-d and formidable dirt.ni|*rs whnH loiul the
hears-s 11 over the land. fHciice a reliable family
phv-ie is of the first ini|sirttinN* to the public health,
and tbis pill ban bc*ti perfected with consummate
skill to meet that demand. Alt extcin-iy trial of its
virtues by physicians, |rof,»»ors and patients has
shown results surjiassing any thing hitherto known
of any medicine. Cures have been effected beyond
Udief, were they not siihstantiat.'d by jiemms of Mtteh
exalted position and haracter as to lorbid the sus
picion of untruth.
Among the many eminent gentlemen who hav*
testified in favor these pills, we may mention,
Lct. A. A. Hayes, Analytical Chemist of Boston,
and State Assavt-r (.f Mu.««aehu*ett#, whose high pro*
fessional charai-ter is endorstd by the
Hon. Edward Ever tt, N n
a torof tbfl'riittl States
Robert C. Winthnp, e*-Hf. siker of the Iio«MW
Re|res«'ntat ives
Abl«»t I Lawrence, Minister Plen. to England
fjohn Fitzfwtriek,Catholic Bishop of Boston alao,
lr. J. R. In it
on, Practical CheinL-t uf New Y'ork
City, endorsed by
Hon. W. L. Marey, Secretary of State
Win. B. Astor, the richt^t wan in America
F. L-land A Co., pn.j.rietors of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and others.
Did space j»rmit, w- could gir. many hundred
wrtiflcatesfrom all parts where the pi lis have been
used, but cvid'-ucc even mor.-couviucing than the ex.
perieuce of public men, is found in their effects upon
trial.
Tlws. pills, the result of long investigation and
study, are offerc.1 to the public a« the bct an«l most
complete which the prewmt state of medicrl scieaee
i -an afford. They are comj» unded not of the drugs
lit mH I .-s, but of the ni'dienitt! virtues only of veg
etable renndieo fXtr.eled by In ini al pr«a-«-s* ill a
state of purity, and c«im|*iundcd together in saeli a
manner as to iraure the be»t result*. This syteto
cousiswitioii for medicine has Kva found in th- Cher
ry Pertoia! and Pills both, to firodoci a more efficient
remetly tliat. had hitherto beeu obtained by anv pr»
i cess. The reason i- jwrfei tly obvtoui. While by
the old m«*le «.f eoinjwwition, every mtdirine is bur
deni-d with more or wrrimoniuns and injurious
qualitie«, by this en. individual virtui only tliat
is desired lor th' curative (fleet is present. AH the
inert and obnoxiou- qualities fa -ul«-tnnee em
ployed art left l»hind, the curatiye virtues inly be
ing retained. Henci- it is self- vident the effects
ciao* he.v declared the same thing of uty pills, and
ev.-n m-re confidently, and ar" willing to eertifg that
their anticipates were more than realised by ttsrif
eff'- ts u|»m trial.
Th*y oji« rate by their powerful influence on Ihe in
ternal viMt-ra to purify the b|o«id and stimulate it
into healthy action ~r. move the obstructions of the
stomach. Iswels, liver, atwl other organs of the body,
K
S«dd by 11. H. Ayres, Ke«kuk, wholesale and re
Gillmore s Turkish Liniment.
'PH Ii- tIi-- I. -t Ltnim !t who b-i- \et iHea of.
r„j
,o »f,e public (i, .„
g'Rss.
mcnt of Mu.ic and French of Mrs. Williams. dllaiore's Vegetable ('atharlle ftf#
Tuition fH-s ns formerly.
I.I ver Pllla.
i
Ailv aiic.d, 00 Fever and Ague. Bilious Complaint* .. ..
Fuel, Ink, Care of Rooms., Ac., 50 7' Constipation of the Bow^' Indiire-Oon
i.
L^OR Sale on advantageous and easy terms, four
teen desirable lots in this city, also ten lots ad
joining the city. Apply to the above.
n o v d- w I O w
s
Freaoh and Latin Languages, s 00
(V
i
There celebrated Pill-are an exeellcnf r„
680
WM. H. WILLIAMS,Priaeipal. ^'ed.
1
N. B,
mr|.T
nWrs. t.urns,scalds, bmi«s.,prams salt rheum
sore throat, bead w he. t»th ache, pains in the limbs,
eh.-*!, ba-k. stomach or l*wel». Also for fouodrr,
glander*, big bead. sween,y, splint. s{rains, poll evil,
"till complaint, yellow water, distem|er. ring bone,
fistula, colic, botts.aud harnetw galls. 4 c. The woids
Gillm re's Turkish Liniment are blown in the glass
also a fac simile of my written signature aecampa
nies each Ixittl^.
Clillnsore'a Cholera and Dlarrkra
n i i n
This i-the best r-m"ty kr.own for Vjowel comp
laints, such as Cholera. Diarrhea, llyseutery. hhw
tbt'
ooiiituui-H umler the -hargt* of MaryS. Hafl, fn^ruiod wsi iu medical irtueb. The imine in fetowa
the Primary of Miss Julia Benedict, aud the Depart-
Thuse who have used it ar«
yjlnn
wiUte-wa:
i n s u e a e n u i n e a i e a n o n e o n
which you can rely with perfect safety, be particular
to inquire for GUlmore's Vegetable, Cathartic and
laver Pills
(aledenian Cough Lozrniei,
Iw-paretl by Jl. R. tiillmore. A poi.uiui remedy
foriougks, (..olds, and Bronchial affeetiuns. They
have given entire satisfaction to those w ho hare used
them.
Calllsnorr'a Hair Balaam.
A beautiful preparation for the ilair, andproperlv
used, will restore it to its original si fuiewi and
bsauty. Those who have u«ed it »ay it i,« the best
preparation they haw- seen.
IV wholesale and r.-tail, by H.II. AYERS, Drue
gist, comer of Mum aud Third streets, Keokuk. Iowa.
State aud AierchanU throughout tlM
Octobers, '55—dAwy
Denied* Klertro-Wagnetir Planter.
r-J-'ternal Cut for CHII.I.S AFTD FKVKK, IM
FOI-R Hot'ns
^MlflS Novel and extraordinary reniedv i.« upheld
by the testimony of some of the It. st
aim liiv n
ha.-., amotii tl
naniea in
The proprie-
usands of others, oer-
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister (tt'AX
ooriate- Wherever it has l*en introduc^l it has*«
jierwded all other |atent medicines for chills, aihl
driven qui mm out vf thr marktt!
I nlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deloterlona
drugs, this medicine makes a quick, radical and per.
feet cure and is uot folioW,d by a train of maladies
worse than the one removed. It is perfectly haruihsa
W th
Address C^M D^nf ",*lm.V'n
son, Keokuk IW «, A a"
e. on reasons I rJT .A
suxes and
ntroJ.uc,.B«the,*•
0
leav'^
10
P. in this
ll,,.local
iofal
reputation here
'n^ke its reputation here
l,hc
Bent by mail, to all parU uf the country.
Bole wholesale and retail agent for Keokuk,
^blu!-
t^r^u'r
li^r'11
Comer 3d and Maiu street. oct24dw
Tenn.
made to the trade.
OAA @i£Mwiin~aiid Window Glass at T~
REYNOLDS' Drug Storfc,