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VOL. 2.
0atc Citj)
r?BUSBKP EVKIir tfoRXINO NL'KDA VS, XCSPTK*,)
Bjr H. HOWLLL CO.
7 k S
FITi! DOLLARSPUR Amnum, livable in Vlvarnv or,
Twr Ce.NTB PER Wkkk, payable to the Carrier.
Adv rtiwiu-nlf inserted on favorable term*.
MiOVO D. linPKOIl,
ATTORNEY
at Law and! Notary Public. Office
iu tho in-in post Office building, ua Johnson it.,
bet ween 2d and od.
Collections promptly attended to.
Keokuk, Fob 13, IB55.~dtf.
KAVHIX.
KA*KI*
TTORN EYs a! Law, K
Parson-' Bank, cornet
A
Dec. 28
v. r. KILIJKH. J. m.mou
niLLEB BlfR,
ATTORNEYStheLawsiigation
a? atid Solicitor* in Chancery
Ag.-nts f-.r fhv. of Land Title* and
the purchase and »sie of Heal Fistate mil hereaf
ter prac ice in and regularly attend the District
Courts of Keokuk and Ft. Madison. and of the other
counties of ibt First Judicial lieiric-i of Iowa and
will also practice in the Supreme
Ft. MuiMio, Feb. 17, Is..o.—-dtf.
JAMES n. K£ID,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Keokuk, Iowa.
OFFICE
»n tlx: It hi I Road offic* on Main Street,
over J. K. Bruce's store.
August 7, li55.
J. W. HOKRIN,
A.
A
TTORNKY AT LAW, Ouumwa, ipiDoOsa**
ty, I»wa.
July 25, l»55.
T.u ARMIALI..
ffAHKHALL 4k SIOM*.
TTORNL^- at Law. OBef in Post building
Kwkuk. Ii.iwj notrJdwly
Jo
tin P. Hamuli,
ATTORNEY
will promptly attend to all bu-.Dt-sa entrusted
to bis fare.
Social a!tenlum given to the collection of Claims,
Land Agencies, Ac.
Q&ce in the P. jt OlSco building, on Johnson St.,
between 2nd ami ."Wl.
C. r. WHIT« ..*» KKViEl KKUl.
wuiTrona nitKEL,
TTf»KNIKS at Law and Jcncral ljind Ag«it»,
lonuzumu, Poweshuk roiinty, Jowra. Will
attend to all ba«iri-«i »titr'i»u-d io ih»ir car- in
F©»ei-tai k, Iowa, lirnton, Taiua. Maraball, an Ja«
p«V conn' ie«.
ATT(
•M.
C»II«k*!»•«»» will mein ftpeeiftl attentiun.
Refer t, R, lJuu^laiit A Co., m. Louii John
Block A t., Pitl-burg W. A. A L. Shumway,
Plkilpkitit: Im ih ,Co., iWltiniore Hon.
IS- t.'ir'i*, Warr«*n. IVniiovlnmia} 11-n. (i. R.
Ihurrat. Cborfifid, PcitBtix iani» Kdit
"liaily l.'mon," Ac.
June s, I8.jj.—1
W. a. v I i: v i LLE
K. O. 1 rod ll i A
SPr
I'.ttsburg
Hi t.
oaiMissien
'MMLRVIi.l.K, IillAi'1'iltl) A '».. Gtiirra!
xJui e. I jiutiu»!-ion and Forwarrl.ng Merchants,
Kew Orleans. Particular attention paid to the pur
ehase and sale of Western Pro"lue.-. Also, to the
Receiving and torwaruing Imuaen general!v. Or
•era re«i^«otfnlly solicited, No, 71 Tchoapit«ala«
•treet.
July l: 1855.—dly
T.4TI A Co.,
F160
rRWARlINt»
and 'omiuission Merehante No
Second Street, St. l^un. Agents for the
•ale of liulm-* lx.uisviiie Hydrant it Cement. Cal
cined Piaster, and Lime.
Particular t-ntion paid to the sale of Orain, Ba
eon. and l^ird
March 2—dly.
D. DrKVlili: A CO.,
CtauilkiloaA Forwarding ner^aau
L. and ,h .rt-»irt. t.
ALT'»N, Iixixoia. I
August SI. Tij.':,--«ily
JoSKt'H SNOW JAB.Ili.'ai'.EtNr..
»*0» CBEE^I^
COMMISSION
Mi ixtuuiis. Wholesale Grocers, and
le.U. r- in Product-, Main Street, betwe«b Fourth I
and Filtn. K .kuk, I,.»n.
tjrpt« UlU*r !, Ifrj.j. lily I
i««1 BtR.lh w v. C. RE.* TO EM.
Riirna 4k Rentgrn,
HOLES ALE Grtx-er*. Forwarding and Oww-,
inntfioo Merefaants. Levee, Keokuk, Iowa.
w
July 1», iHij.—dly
M» UTAffoKO* Tt'lVK
WKTAftOHU
*l I'fnt,
IBLL.-»ALK
Gro^eri" and Counnission Mer
chant. *.-eond iiie-r above the corner of Bjon
deau, Water Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
ilarcn S, 1H55.—dtf.
aaatEL HARIIA. tvwim
A I. HtniLL.
Wand
lBtLE^AI.K lifeer* 1 en dealers. Commission
1-orward.iig M. reliant#. No. 37 I.evee,
three dojr» below Locust stract, (m. JUouis, Mo.
Kanh 1 4. lS..0-t»
i A BKlIaiLAMr JAMES WATT.
WATT.
AWB
WllOi.l..-ALK
vans
Main anl. n-.'u, Kco
*. tt. 4c
HETTS A !WKI.!,»:•,
COMMISSION*
C^
BAIIUX.
I'LALLRS Best trand.« of
N irgima To bare •, and Import, r* uf fitfc Ila
b- lh rd street, between
kuk Ilia. sep25:(md.
T1 BI:K,
MPORTERS and wholesale "deaien'iVllardaant i
A. and Cuiiery, corner ©f Main and Second Streets,
Sign of the RED PADLOCK. ,'1„ "L'
Julv !!2, 1 —d
1 y-
John B. Carson & Co.,
L'snniiisleii, Storngr and oruargs
lug Tlcrchaai,
N°
18 IJPVCC. and 56 Commercial street, (between
df-wly
Olive and Pin St. Ij iuis. Mi
Faa.s
ORWAIlDINGand
de.a.er in Groceries
vse. Keokuk, Iowa.
-''urticuiar attention paid to tb* Forward
tag business.
•»|ii.. .1, iS54.—dAw
TUEoisjite IIF.ITS. min i». MRLijis. I
ami Forwarding Merchants, No. 8
City Buildings, Saint Louis, Missouri. I
Rrfrrtnct* i
Russell A Bennett,
Child, Pratt A Co.
•0. I. Filiey.
Crow, McOreery A Co
Janie- Watson,
Young Brothers,
C. W. Stone A 'o.
n.,., L- w ii...1.1
Wood-. Christy A Co.
A. J. Mi-Creery A Co.
Uuty, McCuue 4 Co.
Bait. Wiiey A Hast,
8. A J. Hatnii.
M'il-on A Brother.-?,
March 25, 1855. dAwi
W. A. fATTEnSo:, WM. T1MUKRMAN, VX PATTBMMI.
W**I. 4. PATTERSON A CO.,
COMMISSION4i,
A FOJt W A li I I N'G .MERCHANTS
N'ot-. W) and v -e. Keokuk, Iowa.
Oin-i^ritin ntf »f ah ktu4i of Pfwiwcu araU. receire
prompt and |vr«oual attention.
_Aiiuu»t '_H. 1855.—ilAwy
g. f. BAUTLP.TT. J-TV. ii AVOOPBT.
BAHTLETT & nAKCOI RT,
to ti' r.
COM MI:
B. W. A U \AMH'll R. Q. LA.tSUIU.
ALKXAKDER
COM
MlsslON. Forwarding A Storage, Nos. 6.1 A
65, Locust street, 1. twm u 2d and Jd, St. Louis,
Mo. Will give prompt attention to the a!e of Pro
•1uee and General Merchandise, and to the purchase
of be same.
nr.rE»iKS'ic»:
Chittenden A McGavio, 1
Cleghnrn A Harmon, v Keokuk.
(A»iiablf. smy tb A
On.
Lucas A Siuioiid-, St. Louis.
nuvl5dwfm
Camaaiaalou
M*K.I. r. RiLLRK.
niLI.KR,
oknk. l"«a.- Office aver
Mam and Seconal Sts.
FAMILY
r'Urtof
llw .-iiate.
R. Heeder,
and larwar4lN| JH
(kant,
A NI» dealer in I'rwlu"^ and Provi^ioat, Union
/jL Block, MainS!r«*t. Keokuk, iowa.
hpe- tal atu-ntion ij!\-*i, to receiving aud forward
ing Mcixliandiie au to the salt of all Produce con
Kigucd to i iu.
Hi» II «u." i-i large, and afford* good accommoda
tion for th^ st r»g- of JMercbandin'- ami Prtxlu'-e of
ev-ry kind. iiee61bj'dAw
A. B. BALL. K)K*.»AI».
BALL AKIHKHAn,
tiro.-, v and l'ro .iai u Ifc pot. Poet build*
iujpi.od-t SLiii. an Johnson, whort^
they ktfp coiistrut ly on bund a large nupplyof fami
ly grm*ri«'» and provi»iori«s of every variety, and 'if
ttji-b-t (jitiiliiy, HUicb tli*y intend to »-ll a ibeap
if ii t/ll a|'.?r than any other bou.-v in the .city, and
hope by ,i rict niLcntion to bu*iue«« to Dacrit a share
of thv public pmroimg^.
K. B.—Our wagon i in r«alinrta to wait on *11
wb. may f.»v u Hiib a !. Nov. 1
jAni i:. BKI
WIjn»e»tir
fTOLK^AI.E and rt-taii dealer in Forrigw •&«!
Irv Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps. Bonnet*. Trtromiug*, Ac., No. 86 Main
btr»»ct, Kt-okuk. 1 ma.
Feb. 7, 1S55. 1
j. H. RI:I:BK,
MAIS
4
an«l "Unn ll kl l.*w. Keakuk. Io.,
street, between Si*th audHeeenth, Whole
sale and Retail Iealer in Stoves, liellew War«,
'I'mner's Stwk, Ae. Abo manufacturer of
I
""I'l-tT, and Sheet Iron Wures.
i Roofing and Jobbing in Tin, Copper, and
Iron, whicii I will warrant tw give swiisfiu-iioii
July 24. 18 ja. dly J. HKKHE.
,3 s
Bin
DEALKK
i'is.
•itiset-
K W«. O. UiMtU.
E O A 91 I K fi,
in iroeeri«e, Provisions and Produiw,
No. », Main, tw- Tb and Fwwrtli bta.,
Keokuk, Iowa. dAw
~jkTRRIDftii .451
18Company,
Agent f.pr the Missouri Mate Mutual InsuraDce
the iJirfctorf uf e Inch are among the
1 oldest utnl bv'St known buetnesa men of S:. Iyoui*.
•i-i'M'T
•lOKAd: H. .fYRLk,
WiiOLK.-\1.K
and lletail Irnggist, oorner of
Main and Tinrd Mreeis. KeokuJt, Iowa.
.4UB1" *igii of (he Big Mortar.
i April 11, l*,'tt. dAw
DU. J. llAli,|,N,
K
t'
lJ
"Tw
l,U
i,
Apr.l 26. l*i.i.~d
BI)a l»ryKi.
Hour.
BwloIowa.
J'fcU
g,mt
?lrCiugia and Allen
HADeriorsW
VL as, -iat4Hl til. iu*. lv« in tbepra tii
Medaiue. til eontinoe to attend in f' teu!
t*Ikiii in uli n&lt" anv renuin^l distance Ow
in^t'jth' soa-ioflsne«s of their room*, and a
arge Itbarry of the b'-t tr. ifti-al works eilaut, 1
th y «r, prpeared Lurteeire .ud iostruet a large class
of pUlllis.
1. M'Gngin. M. D.. iM^ideMa on 4th« between
ti an Rl jnd an.
R. All- n, M. l. Rc«idener on High, between 3d
ati'4 4
tit.
Mm in the *'Pn«t btilldiag." 2d storr, on 3d «t.
'ween M.nn and J' tiiisou.
CoMsultatioii hours btfiw«j«n 11 o'cbick, A.M.,and
ll'.M. nets Id
»M. E. r. 'tRANt lX.
AVING [^.rtnaoently |.« a'ed in tIns city, begs
leave to inform hia fneuds and the e'iifaenn
nerally, that, until father notise be given, he
may tic found at the ofliec of Br. J. F. fc*A."roEt.
March 31.
DR. J. & 4 Wf tKM E rie'E,
OFFB
I. N .. 'J, Bsrk4 Gallery, cumer of Maiaj
and liiril .'Mreet*. I
Augu*: •. —dif
THE Mrl AV |,A!«iD HOINE,
FRONT ~r FT. MAl»l*oN, IOWA,
le-ii enlarge*! th roughtv renovated,
and is n-w a lurgt and commodious e*tabli?h
meii convenient t«» tt ,e steamboat landing, and
t!i. very c-ntre of l,n tn-s
11
It
The undemigu .i lurniabed it throughout in
the »ery st ntyte, and tru*ti tiiat a long exptri
etice in the ba.-M»s will enable Lim to give general
•a it!
act ioti.
Oct. 20. lag*. 4Awtf B.F.ROB.
KA W Y KB HO IN E,
W ILLIAM W irr.R, Proprietor.
10KNBR Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi
son, Iowa.
fjr Baggage taken to and from boats Free of
ehurge
Stage* leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington.
June 25,1855.
1VINM HOISE.
CuRtEK or Johnson ami F"IRT STKE»TS
i CHARLES ti. Bl'NNELL. The under'
pleasure iu anii' ttneitjg that
popular 11 oust- aud
plete renovation throughout the ent
"e n"w prepared to receive the pu
\K •d :ak
b« ba« taken tins v
made a e-.iuiptete ren
premise*, lie is now prepared
ntt e
BY
oetltf dw I y
yunkhntistr
I"N MEIKTIANTP.
tlhip for the purpo.- of carrymgon the above business
it, all its various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock of Famrly Gro fries at the alw.vc staml
design making such additions thereto, as shall make
it one of the st stands of the kind in the We, t, ucd
uolm: bBV strict persunul atientioii tc» merit a shore t»f
public patronage. Charlie will wait with th- wajron
•"•U'-Ual. BARTLET1 A MANOI Rl.
Oct. 10, '55—atf
IMWSVI.VAMA FOI \DB\,
Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, KEOKUK 1(W4
WICKEIISHAM A S..NS, manufacturerT of
Steam Eng.ncs and Mill Mucbincry. A gt-u
eral assor:inenl of Castings adapted to the waats of
tb« oouatrjr oofutantly en bud jal-dly
/^R'M'EL- AND
VJ No in Ma.11 street. Kckuk, Iowa. resp,c:f^ly |ELL0WS MANTFAtTl BER, nc"h Street,nt«
liilurm th. public that th.y hav formed a partner*: Iraukiiu, Galena, 111.
»"d beBevca be can meet tb
u
dc.-ire a good House.
s"
a close application to the busineas
and attention to the many wauts of the traveller, to
merit and obtain a share of patronage.
Pit Baggage taken to and from Boats free of
charge. HAS. G. BUNNELL.
April 5, l^jS. dtf
ti.OVEB 11(11 KE,
D. W. (invTi!, comer of Walnut and Seoond
s reeti, Muscatine, lown,
Coinmi-sion Merchant, whole-' Sift- "ff'e' »f the Tijrton, Marion, Davenport and
nes and Produce, No. 61 L«- (^'w
io".iaJT a4''
'-'"e*-
I Marob 22, 1H55.—d
BI mo M»«KT HOIS IS,
TJ0I111
.Kobinkou, Proprietors
Hw |ji it'iui W.-uki cnii th" audition of th
tra** I*nhit 1* t*j 1
lie uli iv** llfkiivn rmg i
house aud Morning Ma
traveling public to the abjv.- Hou.*
all who fiv -it lnai with a call that hi
stabK- are large and c.111 kI,oU2, aud amply fur
nished, and that be will span no pains to give en-
tire satufiu-tmii.
Nov mlw 21. 1S55. -dlv
HKNKY 1'. Wjlul.Ti.. Klw IN H. BRAMT.
HOLTE Sc. CsB.4^'1',
PELLA MAIUIIS' intis
1
"l""'
,nr
of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, lud jMMident in PoliVi.•.* and'iWairion^S 1
S. S. Van & Co.,
IRON" For N DERS AND MACHINISTS
\I
11
WII.LIA™ H. mniTu.
K.-. ps i-onstnntiy on hand Bll
tiiiii, which will be sold as
as can be part-based else
N. B.—Evt-iy Bellows
tion
August 27, 1855.—d6m*
Tthe
tt
]*r annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS. office, No. 28 ai *1 SO, and Cb«it-
LBS ol Si am En^i n«i, Urist and
saw-Mai Much nety, Water \V boei.-,,4c., Ac.
corner of six and B.ondcau .Streeu, Keokuk Iowa.'
May ai, LS54.$d.Vw
w and ou aa good terms 1 1 -v
i
th« raara.
III. undersigned would inform bis friends in
country, that his offict is on Main, between
ii aud 3d Ueokuk, Iowa, over th« Ji urn cast
score. He will attend io the collection of all ac
counts entrusted to his care, with promptness. Ac
Oounts scut by mail, po.si-pHid, will receive atten
tion, and the mouty returned ordered.
Marah 2,1S55.—dly. KDWARD OOUE.
Wf^i'TU Mates, i»y a continuous Railway airtdt.
This ruati also e.'uuect* at Pittsburg with daily liue
of .^tcatuer* all |orM on tb- Westi-rn l'.ivera, and
a! Cl'-veland ftiid Sandu-ikv with Ht^ann-r* to all
|Mirts on the Nor!b»est«*rii Lakes: making the most
direct, cbea|«**t and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded to and froui the tirea: W est.
KATKt BETWEEN PlIILAMEt-PBlA AKO tMTTaBCM.
FIRST Ci ASS.—I!oot», Shoei*,"!
l)ry Oo.xin, in l*/i»'») Fur*, 90c. per 100 lb.
Feathers, Ac.,
2d LA*s.—Hooks and Station -1
try, Ury t»«odi, (in bales,) V 7&e> (MMT liO lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
•id t'i.ASS.- Am ili«, Bag^'n)?. I
r.ar-oii and Pork, (in bulk,) y66c. fwr 100 lb.
11 eHi]', A'.,
4!li CI.ASS.—Coffee, Fish, Ba
eon and l'ork, (piicked Lard. .• :tir. per 190 lb.
and Lard Oil,
I'l/»lfK—fl p. bbl. until further aotic*-.
iRAIN'—50 t*. 10ft lb*, until further notice.
COTTON $-p bale. n't eX'^.-tlnig 500 lbs
w ij^lit. until furMr notic
In nhippiug «uod« from any point East of
PhiUdt'ipbut, i* piirtuulur to mark package "via.
Pennylvuuia liuilro.ol." All (4xids consigned U*
the Agents of his Road at Philadelphia or PittB»
burg, will 1* forwarded without detention.
Fukk.HT Ai k.ST«« Hurri*, Wormn y A Co..Mera
phi'', Tenn.: R. F. Sa»# A Co., St. Louia J. ft. Mitch
ilAS-n, Kian-villi-, lnd Iutuernii, Rvll t. -Mur
do k, and Carter A Jewett, Lum.-\ille, Ky R. C.
M' idrtiui. Maili-ori. Ind.. Sprigrmtu A Prown, and
Iiwui A Co.. Cineinnati X. W. (iraluin A ''1..
Ziu-Tville, t^hio I^eeh A Co., t4 Kiiby street. R'S
ton, Ijfech A''o., No, 2 A#tor House, New Ywk •''?.
1 William strict, and No. H. Battery Place, New
York K- J- .-needer, Philadelphia: Mttgraw A
K«.•»!». Ru tinior- G.o. C. Franci.-vu«, Pittsburg.
11. If. HOI -T')N,
Arriving at Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmouth, Gale.-burg, Princeton, and con
net ting at Menduta with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, to l^i Salle. Bloomin^on, Springfield, Deca
tur. Jacksonville, and Naples also with Galena and
Duuleilh.
2.—Ex» KEBH Taaot OH 7. 30, P. M.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
Meudota for St. L..uis and Cairo direct.
Train- on the above Roads ron in close connec
tion. avoiding all laying over at any of the points.
This Road connects at Cnioago with the Michigan
Cuntrnl and Michigan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading t" tbc Atlantic Cities, Ohio, Ken
tucky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7.30, P. M.,
reach Galena arid Dunieith in 12 boors, and 8t,
Louis 20 hour*.
KEOKUK: FRIDAY, DKCKMBKK 28.1855.
I l. Oca Tlolllffc niUBtHli
A 1LKOA COMPANY.
HAILRVAD.
tinp tb- A
«'rii ana --n 4-
General Freight Ag»nt, Philadelphia.
II. J. LOMBAKRT, f'up't, Altoona, P».
MoT
AM A UAIIIttlVB.
IIRH mumv Thr-'Oi.-L Tt n n-. U-: ,i, Philadel
ph-.i P.- t.„r 1
II»
i -.ivt. -.IL TRAIN
leaves 1
'....a~v.pl. a M., and
Fittshur^ for Plmadelplna at 7 A. M. Thk FAKT
Lj"»E leaves Philadelphm for Pittsburg at I }'. M.
1
ur. N'ii.nr Exikksh TKAI.V leaves Philadelphia for
Pittkbur? at II F. M., and Pittisburg for Philadel
phia at ltt P. M.
The above lines connect Pittsburg with Rail-1
road* to and froui St. L«uis, Mo. Al'on. Galena
a^TcI.Taw*" I
-?M of ."Nttrnid. K^'kuk, i ,, wT n
Through Tickets can be bad to or from eitkeT of
the abv
t-
placcii.
For fi'i her jmrticular .*ee Hand bills at th d.f
fereut starting point*. Passen^eri from the West
will find this the *horte«t and niu" expeditious
ite Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bue
t-
TIIOS. MOORK,
A'-.r.vT, I'.nsenjer Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MK.SKIMKX,
Agent, Passenger ne^, Rttsburg.
Fi b. 1, lH,'i.i —I v
Chicago and Burlmgton R. R. Lane.
By thi- rout.- pauengm will rea«b the interior
'*a*S
1
Frankf rd. Lexington and Lu-
ille. Ky. Terre Haute, .\la*Ji-on, l^afayette and
Iii'hmiup'di*. Ind. Cinen.naii. T'ayton, Springfield,
Bcllefon aine. Sandusky, Toledo,Teveland, olun|
bu-, Zan.-»viUe. Mu»-ilion aud Wooeier.Ohiv al«o,
wjrti thi steain Paeket I^.h'c from and to New Or
leans St. Louis. Louisville, and Cincinnati.
iiu«k t'- r.'ral M'ht
i'r.i 1.
1
".i/ Buel ngt-
vjui ilM ImoI'ilM ,|
Ts now complet. d, and Trains run the "entire dis
1 lance froru (.11U*AGO to BURLINGTON, Iowa.
Wit'iout change of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago, New York, Boa
ton, l*Uiiadeiphia. aud all other points East.
2 lWl? Trains leave Burlingti n Sunda-. i excepted.
1.— -IA» E\i itt:s,—THUOI oh 7. t0 A. M.
portion, of Oh... and Indiana in U-» time, and with |j
4K••
at the Rail Road Ofiicv HI Burlington
iC. i». HAMMOND. Su^rintendeat.
If. Ticket Agent, Burlington.
4'. E FOU.BTT. Uwaoral Ticket Agent,Ckioago.
'hioas*"
May 1st, l«55. dAw
1 mportaat to Tnsvrlertis
ITiencw uinl .(uieU Roi.tc no* o|*u through to
Ne*r Y'ork in 4- iiours fivm .,*t- Loui.- via tue
uii 1 %•0 aif,sissiPPi
BROAD
OvTTAGE
CA^lylfir ittr I Sil -\i^i.
TWO HROOOB TRAIJIS llAILT.
il trai u leaves St. IjOUIS at 7o'elock
Lightning Express ."
Coiineeiingut Vt, wane* with the F-. A C. R.R. f.n
Xerre Haute and In. Uanapoi.s, and there with fast n
Dc, «it 1 ree of chart
CUred at th, oftlce ui thw K Auk or Ht the
nut under
South l.evec. St. Louis.
N*. B. Passengers at and bel »w KeoL'uk, make
saving of from 12 U» 24 hou rs tit ic.
ISAAC WritA s. Sole picket Ag nt. ocUic
LIVEBY STABLE,
ON"
evert descrip-
Johnson street, between 1st atid 2i
by Wii. H. Ct.Ki -.UR,.
u
,u
fe«r charges, t.ian by any other route, couucetiug, !h,»Oa# ittiug Busiu-.ss, we would assure
4*ixi Michigan culral &i Miuiijgan Citj, ^iC the public ihut uli ut\U*i givtn thriu will Iw f*
N«?w Aliion »nd halHa iUuwi, thfnce to all points] jn
smith aud southeast. (jjjj,
train.- Cincinnati. i #rk, lvrjlillS Stable, fcituattil Thinl Street, hvtwven
Bufliilu, Philadelphia. iMe^eiau'i Daittmor^l unkirlc, Main axul Btmkau Struts, in large ani
Richmond and Wa*hi apt"*1 A modioli.-' and 1 .p.eiullv htteil up and adapt-d for th,
'l,tr.n*"dk well arr aiige
a w,th
lsewhere. lu»rin-», II? w«j| u with Carn«g«*t, Buggies and
wurranted to give satisfac-
l'lK»
e
*ii'
No change of cars at fern* Haute. bu*iiii-«s and the undeis.ign.sl aie amplv L-r-pared to
Sa ad"**l with the I. C. R. R.«
1
and all ]Niuta in
mail Railroad from
1 to and fr ra the
Ti, rough tickets can pro-]
JAMES fc' WARD, Swp't.
A. W. DAN A, Ass't. ti.ip't-
gx-d horses w. il trained
tind clo.-e, coverel and ha!/ covered, of
,lpt:on,
^Mj|' «"r*es or Ciiri ing.-.-- i.f resident* of tb« city or vis
-f tir* fri,m abroad kept on slerntc terms, and
carefully attended to by men thuruughiy skilled in
the business.
Hors. bought ^ud sold on oommission and on my
own account »t a tl times.
May 25, IR5a.—,||y
AMio»lio»,
COMPLF7t'K assortment of Swiss and Bwik
Bi-hop L»ims, Caroenet Cainbrics,
Lit* us, LicM \Yhite Curtains, Ac., for sale chcap at
«*pt- i»55- J. D. MLNCUELL A CO'S.
i K*IM. j. h. CLAYBOOi«.
A. L. DI TlntJ A. «».,
(SBceessorii to Granville B. Smith A Co.)
BSight
'at ll'
ANKFR.S and deal-rs iu Kxebange, Keokuk, Io.
check- on all the principal cities constant
ly fur «ale in cuius t« «uit.
Collection* on tbi* city remitted for promptly at
caiTeni ra'.ed of Kjiehanjrs.
We will buy and sell all kind of Gold, 8[*«ie,
Mid ttneurrent Bank N'otss, at Kogt rates.
loterett alluwtd on »peeiul -l-posit*
REI'LHK V( ES
Cash. Am. F'xcbangc Hank, New York.
Metsre E. W. Clark. I»«ni)fe A Ce.
Lucas A Simonds, St. Loais.
K. W. Clmrk A llro's.
X. Cor with A Co., Galena.
Mnv 21, 1855.
EK HAKOE A\D BA^KIMU HOI 8K
Oand
GE". C. AVI»KH.SON, on hird, between Mam
Johnson S reets, Keokuk. Iowa. Collection*
oDtliisei?y remit'i-d ].r.iuptlv, ai omrresi rate of
ivxehan
iterest on deposits when speclall/ Agreed
upan.
Refer tv E, W. Clnrk A firm.,
8gv,
Sand
0
Mi Itfiibertcr A Co., V "^kers,
Jelm .l. Anderson A Co.,
8t Lou
K. W 'lark, 1»kI^( A -'O., New York City.
11
ifice (tout-.- from V A. M. t«5 P. M.
Jiiiv 1 1. s5!—d(f
Banking House of
"or. of Main and 2d Sis.
has. Ptrseai.
KFOKCK. IOWA.
ltiHT Kxciiarige on the East and Suth bought
sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part.of Europt- for-ale. Interest allowedM
deposits a* tr ugreement.
Refer to l.ueai A Himc*nd»,Ht. l^onie, Mo.
L. A. B»»n'ii«t A Co.. do
A Man1u Bank, Boston.
I'uncan. Sbertnan A Co., New York.
I'rexti A Co., P.iiladelphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Bultiui're. Md.
'.'um»jicrBrink, C.ncinnati, O,
J'r ce, tionvwif A Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. 1. Wi.'i.—dly
W. Ac Ca.,
FOBWT.AgentsAlexander
AllIilNti and Commission Merchants:
Freight for New York Rail Road, aud
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Lake*,
170 South Water S:reft, Central W barf. Chicago, 111.
Liberal en advances on shipments of Produce
?r Merchandise, for sale in this market, or ship
Bent to friend* ea«t.
Refer W. L. Ew ingA Co., S'. isiuis, Mo. S. A
W. B. Thayer, (^uii.cy, fil- Greea A Stone, Musca
tine Imwo B. 11. .iinplK-Il A CoGalena. III. J.
H. Lauglty A C".. ll'x-k l«land. III. Barklt-y,
Tbomp*on A Co., Iaven|K»rt H. T. Foster, Beards
town. III. Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, 111. A.
I) A H. Iloed, Ga!e.»burg. 111. \V S. tulman, New
York. Fiu*itt A Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilliert,
Ca-hier C-iintnereiai Bank. Chicagti.
Mark packa«r*» care of '|. A. A Co.
July 17,1 -,lAwly
!ral Abbot A '0*111 Timet Eiprsst,
PN.
ROPRIi: l'OR.S, Neat, Abb-jt A Co., 6b Broad
Y.. W utiams, Tanner A Co., Buffalo. Ktbip
daily by People'.- Line of Steamer*, foot Courtlandt
cureiM.
F«r bills Lading. npp?y to
Neat. Abo-it A Co., 1
P. P. Brooke. 8S Broad St.,N. Y.
Virgil llillyer.
N
Mark package- "Neal, Abb^t A Co's Expresi."
tw -lAwOin
my 2
Mark package-, "H. W. Line
July 27, I95j.—diwtiu»
ISM.
Ilrrrliants' Western Line.
.TEAL, ABBOT A CO., New York, WILLIAMB.
Tav^ku A C-.. Buffalo. Proprietor*. Ship daily
from Pier 2, East River, New York.
All cargoe- fully in-urtd to Buffalo.
N\i 'rutuiiipiio tii bet worn New Y'ork and Buffalo.
For freight app'v to
1
Nest. Abbot A Co.,
P. B. Brooke, iS Broad St., N. Y.
Virgil lUliyer,
WESTERN *TtCr (O^IPASV.
SCMM1 i: T«.
fl^HE We-tern Stage Company repp«-tfully an
uouii!:e to the public that th»ir 'ouchtM leave
Keokuk lteilv (Sundny exccpt«d) for Fairfield, Os
kal'»^tt. TWt I)«!« Moine- and Council Bluff*, parsing
through lkioton. Cliarloron, Primrose, W inchester,
Birmingham. Ashland, Ag-ncy 1'ity, Ottumwa, Fil
dyville, Oskaloosa, lVUa, Muurw, Apple Grove, u
Ft. D..s Moines.
Froiu 0-kiil .o-a (tri-we kly) to Council Bluffs, via
Bell font:iin. Knoxville, Pleasantvilie, Indiancda, St.
Chv-rh*. Winter*«?tt, Indiautown, silver Creek, to
Council Bluff*.
Al». from Ouumwa via Blake*burg, Albia, La
grang to Chariton, tri-weekly.
A!*.- from Kek .uk. I»aily, via Warren, Fartnington,
Bonnpnrte. -utons]iort, ki-osuut^ua, Pittsburg, Xrv:
to Bosiinft- hi.
Also to Fort Ikslgc from Fort D.'s Moines, passing
through Boon-boro' and lioiu.-r.
Every attention will b- jaid for the comfort and
convenience of {xisscrigern.
C«aeh'*s leave Keckuk lor aU tile above plaoee st 7
o'clock. A. M.
Gthe,* on Main Street,
Ijjit lede House. R. A.
To tb€ it ze
a nctt un*|
)ov
,1(ln
I
__ ^JIIIE
RAlXROAD.
t.ii.
N1
EXPKES* ht TI
Ord -r* executed in the succession in which they
arc received. N'OI IELD A BROTHER.
Jul-, "--d
Kre &
Triu»bc-rm«n a IJvery Stable,
atM^mmislute th-ir f'icnds and the public ucrally,
with Saddle llor-es. Buggies, and Carriages at rea
sonable rat--. They ai.-o k-cp llorsi-s by the day,
week, orjiJioiith. SAM'L MeKEE,
W. TI MBI2RMAN,
i"veokuk, 17, 1454.—dtf
Kroknk Ralltr Works.
CORNER
PlaL'.'-er's House, or No. 39,
sixth find Rtdg- n'rceti. 1 a 111 pr- pare-l
to manufacture Boiler*. Tank* Iron Boats, Lard
or Soap KcU.t-. Gas Holder-, »r nnytlung else con
nectcd with my business, and to send compel* ut
workmen to anv part of the country to do repairs.
Fall Trade.
CLOTH 1 No STiiRF. 72 Mam St.,*#rftttk.
II. Wrens would rc-pectlully call the at
tention of the gentlemen jf Keokuk and vit-iuay to
the iaet thai be has formed a co partnership with
one of the be*: clothing-houses in Cincinnati (J. Ma
runlba: A L. B.ock.j and thu-t |ioisesne» -superior fa
cilities for tin* i-el'-* tion and purchase of stocks odl
clothing and furnishing gfwxl*.
They have u-»w a mont complete assortment ofaall
kindn of I'lotlung, niprtsitig in part. Cloth nd
Overcoat". Pants and Vesu of all grades, styles anti
siae-, Shirts, stook», Hat.' and Caps, Trunks |-c.
The*«» got*!* base beeu »i-Ice led with eare, and will
be sold at a small xdvanee ou custom co^t. We are
determined n io be undersold by any establish
ment thin sideof Cine nnati.
Country morchantf are particularly invited to call
andexamiiie our stock, btiore uurchaiinsr elm-wbere.
sep 17 dAwti' 11. slR-\l S A CO.
ATTIiHTIOSl ATTESTIOBi
\'ING made arrangeiucnt* fi.* the establtsb
luent of a large Clothing Manufactory, ori th"
Ka-iiern plan, I am now offei ing my Spring and
summer GimkI- AT PRIME h*T. Those iu Beed el
Clothing will find this to be a rare chance.
IT
1
J. 1 iu
Corner of First and Main S'roets.
NATHAN lluFFHKIMF.R.
Keokuk, July 13, 1855.—dAwly.
To the Oentlrraen.
ON
exhibition, an as««ntneut of FretMii, Scotch,
Mid American Cassimeres-*Cfae first «v*-r offered
in tiiWi oiark-'t.
YLSWW,.S.- -In Muire Aiitiqu* Plain and Figured
tlrenud'.Bisi Br-"-ade and Re* Silks Hilk Y elvtt
and Plu-b
CLOTHS -BVerk and Blue, fine gradea, and Woken
check Ca^»itner«a. lor fall suits.
A1B—A choice selection of Kid, Cloth and Merino
Uloves Half iloae in W«-ul, Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with erin feet Silk ami Merino I"ndershirt»
I and Drawers Cravats .s*arfs aud Huiidkerchi. f-s.
Sept. 10, -dAw P. It. 1-Os'lEB.
LUTIIIKU 1 LOTHIXil
FOR THE FaLL ANI» WINTER TRADE.
HAVE rec-ived a lar^e «tn-k «.f Readv Madi
lotlung. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, lrunks,
Haii.. Carpet bags. Umbrellas, Ac., whi- I will sell
at WHOLKSALE
t."
AMI RETAIL,
of
not fail
1
i d.«r above the
i)«"'N*EY, Agent.
n
k
AVIN*G
oikeskuk.
mterestini with u,7F,c Messrs. scoficld
^..rkrnan-likc manner, and
rP v Up,jn
checked direct through to Chicago, and bt.ir,jr of tbc very best material.
no charge for /landi ng at any point. it will be but a short time before the gas will
rimMigti Ticket* by this^Rout* can be purchased
work done by them, as
introduced, we would reeotnm. nd to those dcsi-
rons of lighting up at the time of the completion of
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures. Ac., otherwise, mauy would be delayed be
vond that time, as it would be impossible tosupply
all applications upon short n-i'iei
July 3, 1S55.—d C. IIERRICK A 00.
€*a» Flxtarea.
HE undersigned nre pr. paved to receive or Jen
fit'.ng up stori-5. office.- aud dwelling houses
wub pijM' and hx.urcs for gas—promptly executing
die lame, and guaranteeing all their work to b« gat
tight.
All persons desirous of using gas, that have noi
been called upon, are revjuei^ted to leave their ad
dress with us. through the Post Office.
ED. WELCH MAN.
Keokuk. Iowa,Sept. diwly
iv i On
HoRi. This c»ti bli-h
CAKKlAfitt 3H A !"!'A CTOR
On JuhtiHon Street, between 1st and 2d.
t'BB\AN A CO. Hav ing p' rin.in. ntly es
btished oiir^clvc* in Keokuk, with an ample
*pjy of tin' s rv best material the uianufao
tf I'm ringes, Buggies, Gig* aud Hacks, we are
•*•4 to make all arm ies in our line, iu the
mi,
ture
prepa
very it.
souable
ailaplcd to i-onvcniene n or luxury.
*i
Sept 2o.
A Bare
1
25
style and of the choicest niuU nul, un read
'ersaf. BIM! prompt uotice.
I --11V
exchange f-r w
it Ohio NO acres
Citant t- far (iead Margalna.
•et u«i Main stre-t (J de.-irable building
Mi-city of Keokuk also for .sale, or
iu the lown of Na
conntv. I li. 8U aci
seat of Monroe count.
Inquire 4
u M,li
Ul 1
Kookuk.Oit 12—1
»ev«ral loU
ry variety of fancy
ostabluhments
Oil-, Pomados. 1
Brushes,
at a very small advance
ab-ve Eastern CO* Corner of First and Mam Sts.
*«pt. 7.—d*w S. HOFFUE1MEK.
J. M. Ht'Tt. HINSoSi, JAS. UEWET.
nERt HANT TAILORS.
Tkuk
niBI) Street, between ila'n and Johniion, Keo
Iowa, have just ree«*««-''d. at their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establi-hm. nt, a
ehoi.-e and excellent supply of liroadclo'hs, t'ai*i
inerea, V«*t insrs. and Gent It tntu V uriiishtng Good."
of all description*, and guarimtee tui! their work
rihall l«e done in the most approved ai4 .sa'isfaeiorv
manner. They arc constsmlv reeiovu,g the New
iork Mid Phiiadclpiua Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all wb desire good work and the bestn^fe July .td, I860. dly
rial to give them a call.
HITCHINSON A DEWEY T*r rvl»cal»
a bruught to Keokuk, con-isting of
1 eass.m-resand vest,nge ,lush- i
make up
ord
sort men
sep
K w
New Arrangement.
l^ ME subscriber would ini rm the citiMtns of Ke
1 okuk and viciuity that he bas purchased the
stock in trade of Ben. F. Dodsou, at No. 5 Third
••We,.1, where he bas on band a general assortment
1 reueh and American Cloths. Cassniu-reB and
estiug*, which he will make up to order at the
•liortcsi notice, and in a style not to be surpassed.
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats, Ye«U,
and siiiris. alwav.-, on hand.
July 13. lS55.--dtf JAMES M. TYLER.
^1^0 Jul BNL\ MEN TAILORS.— Want.d. iiume-
JL diately, at No. 5, Third Strvct, two .firtt ratt
jouriiev^ien tailors. None othcr u-od applv.
»ep27 J, M. TYLER.
To tu*- Merchant* of lawa,
NEW I, O I N WARE HOUSE.
PWAPLESTA11CO.,
having taken the Store, 4R
Market Stre-t, Philadelphia, (formerly occu
pied by Fassitt.A Co.,) and having secured the ser
vices of the uios! tasty cutters, we are now Manu
facturing an entirely new stock of Clothing of eve
ry description, and it is our iutantion at all times
to keep a large stock of the newest and most desira
ble Clothing suitable for the Western market.
P. Mi AHLES, formerly of Dubut|iie, hav ing spent
/he lhflt twenty years in the West, and knowing the
wants
Western Merchants, be feels that he can
to
give entire sai isfaetiou to all
It will afford us much pleasure to have you call
aud make personal exatniuation of our stock.
Awyut o, 1 s.,5 —dly P. WAPLES A CO.
n. W. Hirks. M.D.,
SURtiEON* DENTIST,
Qtjr of Keokuk. IUWH,—O®o-m second St., between
Main and .Johnson.
DR.
II., in addition to the usual
idethuds'of inserting arfiticiai 1. et^
is iu possession of the cxellteive right
lor this city of mounting th.- "continu
ous gum cth," MJ uoiv^tsallv ivimired for their
ls-anty, str- ngth and cbanlinn-s. After an exju-ri
ene«* of tw-. year- in this style ol work, lo would un
h-sitai nigly r.Oomm ti it lo the public as jioscssiug
inanv and gr,at advantages "V any "th-r style of
work known to the profession. T'h.w« Luteicst.d are
respx-tf ully invited to call and examine specimttt* of
the diff i. nt m-'thods of mounting tei th.
April lti.1855—ilAwly
RinoVAL.
e n a S u e y
DR.
R. S. BaRBEK w-uId r.-sjitfui.lv HI
mf .rm hi- patrousanl the|,ublic gn 'IWSjjg
rally, that h- hit m"V his office to tb
New Brick building on the West side of '1 ti.rd street
between Main and Johnson, where h- has-.eurcda
handsome suit of rsms. and has spared neither pains
or xp line to make th clcgunt and '.^itnf.irlable.-^
Thaukful for past lav-.rs, he solicits a oontiuaaneeof
tbesame. ?£4f~ \il op. rations wurranted.
DEKTAL
DR.
S i o i i i
J. K RICKEY Surgeon I' nt
ist, hav ng leturned lrom th- Ea*t
will happy to wait on his friends.
Having a large stock of Teeth, from
the beit manufactories, eau please the most fastidi
ous. Teeth mount.d on eith-rgo!d or planus, on
his n-w improved method, which is 1 ow Uiing used
by the best nlistn. He 1- also pr-par-d to mount
Block Teeth, or .u'inuousGums. ou gold or platina
when on the latter, at a lower price amounting to
the difference in c**? of mat-rial full* is on gold
for$100, on PLATI*A for $9. All work warranted.
tflicc 011 th
4th stre- is, K.-okuk.
Mar.-h 27—dly
KI OKIK #E1IAi.E~iEliNABi
rp HE Winter Term lor lrt5i will conira
A
outh nd. ul Bloudcuu, b'-tweeu 5d aud i',.irl sir. ttan.l No. 61 Chamo. is
|v
.nday, Nov. lath. Th Advalio-^1 Department
continues muier th charge of
Primary L)epurtment, $ 5 Ot)
Adv a
lie d, 6 0C
Fuel, Ink, Care of Room-, Ac., 50
Lessous on Piano Forte, I® ®t'
|i:i
it*
Ma
Guitar, W
French and La!
HI Languages. 0t
WM. H. UILLIAMS, Principal.
Keokuk, Nov. l.'Vh.
I^OB Sal- on advantagivdb and easy terms, four
I teen durable lots in tin- city, also tea lot* ad
joining the city Apply to the above.
novl-ld4wi0tw
To any ticntleman
WISHING
of choice land near the county ity at the "Great Western Emporium
Iowa, Wli.ll ii Ult trees, elc.
laKK^NY RUNNKR.
a new Hat w. have jus?.motived per 1
E:.prc*. 12 doreti s ft Hats of Superior«|ual
D. F. ULM.i'iiiU:i A UAUJE.
11, t&M.
ft
NO. 255.
City Drug Sfeom!
Barrom R'ock.Mnm str«et. K£OEl'f.
i J. U. Js'lfcW AUT art- now 111 receipt of
a very large and carcfuliv sciesifd itock^
it iJrugn, Medicines aud Chemieai.', l'afeoi
Medicine*, Popular Remedies, Mcchanical Li-4
•luor.r. Paint.-, Oils, I've 4rnC, Peifuinery, andeva--
arLiclos i"nally found me best
U1
ibe
kind. Every article
warrant-.
ed pure ai genuine.
Puis ba~er' will confer a mutual favor by calling
at our wstttUiifhinent before buying cUewbcre.
Physicians' prescription" carefully put up.
IK. J. G. STKWiRt's oflie and euasulting 1
in the lTug Store.
fRorESaiOSAL RErEHENCES
T. 0. Edwards, M. I., Ohio Medical Cottage
J.Cobb,
John Locke,
Msy 3, 1* 5.- d,t*
44
F. H. O'Connor,
APttTHEt AKV AUD Ulll'OOWt*
A POl HE AKIEs' HALL, comer Ti.ml aud
John»"n sts. Ketikuk.Ia., i? now in rec« -,pt
1 k large and well ele«-t stick of Irug.«
Me'lii'ine!., Chemicals and Lye siuCs. Also,
targe assortment of the mo»i pnpuiar Patent. Med*
cine- now in use. some of which be has tk« exc.u
siv«- agency of: therefore would call the atten
tion of country merchant* ami drug^i-t.- to thesame.
My stock of I'eifum-.ry and Tone! articb* is luiga
md varied, cott.pri?ing I.ubiu'.^. Ruzin's, and Juli
us 11 :iu• -i fin" Extra* t« every dtaiription 4
air
iiuey l^oA}.#, Loolh, uftil and ha if
and all jMwder* used for twilet purpos B,
OhoK-e brands (d tigari,Snu&, nud 'lo'bitoto
a.way*
in bund. Physiciatii' Prescription* ear- fully eoti.
pounded. at all hours of dnv or night,
Oct. V H. O'COXKOH.
T. i. *cli:
v\l
HitheEtransaction
H. RCRRKt*
McKenny 6c Runner,
V i s day associated themselves together fla
of the lirug business in all It*
liraiLches. They expert tu keep oti hai.d a general
and well sciecu-d asaortment of Pure I'rugi, Cheutf
cals. Perfumery, Paul'?.. *»ila. Ac.
A *o have by thi* arrangement become^tola nrOe
prietor* for the manufacture and sale of RJ
more s celebraieU Mamaluke Liniment andij
.ed egetabie Anti-Billit-es Pills, for the!
iuwa, liliLiuis, Missouri, W iscotuiu, M.niiesota,
territory of Nebraska.
Ail orders in future will be addr*is«d tol
McKENNY A HL KN-H,
Dee. 6,1^54. dtf
rot'WTV
pui|or,-s
ftC,i
AiiEKT.
'1^ I. MrKENNEY, has been Agaat '.q
1. s Lee County, lor the sale -of sI'IRITUOCB Lii
i "Hs for Myiieinal, Mechanical, and Sacramentaj^
only.
Ca.il at No.* SO, sign of the Gotten Mortar, K*o
kuk. Iowa.
Julv lid, 1865.
A vi 1
April 5,1855.—iiy Wholesale and Retail cruggi^
To itosTl ixsn« o Kf.kOk. SUcLuuu*- Block, North s,de of Main St., Keokuk.
''•'Ml I. -ubscrihr fVould announce 0 the eitii.ai of i (Vi\'ii«.J.
1 K-.kuk .hat he ha- ,u»t reeved a st^k of the VI ,,
1 1 l., 1 -1 -1 u«nt outness tu the above lme, I cm tuw
|«^'"nablc gv,.ls for ge^th man
s Riixosnt:
Q»,H
o2elVi
ufl, ritJ be Cil alid co
u-,
W(11 sebn-ted stoak Drug., M^u-inei
ttinls Iy„tO,lSand
I ware and W.nUow Glas,
upon the shortest notice and iu the lest style 1 1 k 1 s:
,cr The subscriber has also on hand a fine 1b- JV"" 1"^°
ent of shirts, cravat ,«-a,f,. collars, 4c. a ru.~T, V "5 L"lf
17 [ittuy u TYI FR I Flavoring Extract*. I andies, Soda, fcakratM,
'-J ium} a varietv of article! pertaiuing to tba' depart'
Arrangement. meat all wbteh will be sold or the priiuipia
arnish?s lirusl.eh, 6
Also PerfuHicrv sud
niCAit all which will
"small pr.fi s aud otio k retnrus."
Purticulax aau*tui) gp ep it. preparing preecr
tions. 1 n easej n heje luedi. iues are r^u.red dur
ing the night it is frequently ui- nveni«nt to itaus
them. 'J his difficulty 1 have toniHlctely obviated
by having my residence in a part ii the same bund
ing 4(111 pied by tuy store and peri s d*siring un
leiutts, may reiy u|..n procuring them at nil houjf#
iiigli' or day. ivith ut IIH-OH.cnienec or delaty.
Druggists, nieicbants and others, purvbasirg fa
th-(juanii'y aie reijuesied to give meacall, as)
am deteimined to sell fU ad favorable tersu as any
hnu-o in the eily.
Apii. 6- y
I
A"»«»iviaii
'Feu«1
latinr"JbLT-
1
V'U nicnt, 111 quantities to suit purchaser*.
200 iiot- Escnlapmn Liniment, and a great variety
-f Patent Mediciueis at
April.fi, IH .5. REYNOLDS'Druf^tor,
ItAnKaud
1
those
that
he may tia the pleasure of doing business with.
*ur Linen Furnishing Room, we think, cannot be
surpassed, as all our Shirts, Collars, etc., etc., are
made to vrdt-r.
pure Jilaikbernr. W in« suitabia for msdi
cinal ^icrameiitai purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
LAKD
OIL, s|Mrit Ou -, Linseed O.., Copal, Japaa,
Dcrnar aiid Coach uruii-h, on t^n-1 ai,d fer
RE'iNOLDs' Drugstore.
CASK Prune* at
REYNOLDS' Drug
-t-rr-i-r. liaw^eu A •air,
\V
rr!,Pec'fully
fall the atteotic
v public to their stock of the first
Mar* u which they have just rtooived
the East, which ihey are euabied tu sell at
a rate a4 can be obtained in
St.
Loui
V e are determined to act upon ih« motto—
"TRAI.I. I-NOFITS AVI' YT 1. A FETT-RJIB.
i v s us a eall and we piedg« our»elVt I FV show ruu
a- fine marble, and as good workmanship, both IN
the ornamental and plain stales, as CAN he fuuad
anywhere the I nitfld States.
w- have another c.xieu-ivc s-ock of Marble on ita
way from the Fiast, and shall be fully prepared to
meet any demand that may be uiade for articles la
our line.
Third Street, between Maiu and Blondeaa.
Ajnl 5, 1-C.4
Keokuk Book-Bindery^
AND BLANK BuoK MANUFACTCAW'.
ruled to any required
1L\NK
Books made and
pat'ern. Court Records:, Justices' Dockets, Aa
i-essor Books, Poll Books^Ac., Ac., furnished at
hort notice. It .1
Old Books, Magazines. Mtllic, Ac., Wraad or te
iatuiid in any styl« desired.
Sf'sU Bindery will befouud on ?econ»l Street,
next door to the Atlienceum, sign of the "Big
\JOW ready for
«l tatcg G..s.m1S i
r.ook.''
»54.—dAw. 1,-vAAC N. PliiitCE.
Jan. 26, 1&>4.
to (he Lailiss.
the season s r^e stock of Tri to
1. Velvet P.ain and Shaded Col
or atid lUacU of all widths l'lasti Shaded, Moss
Frnge, M-jne Antique, W at. red Ribls.ns, t'olor*and
i lth tinli.^n* in great vaiiety tumps, Braids Ac.,
Some in bright colors for childTvii's dicfStv-.
Sept. 10. daw P. 1) FOSTER.
E»* »k i 111
'pHREE day i later from the Crimea. We are BU
thorn -d to state tnat LAMOCS A DaroHRRTT's
new Bread Wagon is on tbc traek, furnisiitg better
Bread. akes and CracktTS, ami. more for $1, thaa
ws^ ev. i furnished foi lhe sauie in Keokuk If.y.*|
want anv of the above article-, trv thr Ban WAGONS.
•Xrt Io'_d LAN OK- i DAF'GMKRTY'.
Cf
CASH CROC K.EBY UBI ftK,
uiporters and Jobbcrs
ait.l (ilati^Ware, No. 1M
trai t. New York,
iOULOS A ELLIOTT, li
Eat h. Il Wai ChriiH ai
uld sttv to Merchant.-i and deal, rs -uerally that,
ck at
ving e.-tubiishcd a
|rnd, th-y are fully
TV
Haft,
the Primary of Mis« Julia Bencliet, and the Ibfpart
ment of Jlusie and French of Mrs. WiUiams
Tuition f..H-s as f. im-rly.
Cn.-b House in this brand
convinced that they can sell
l.'rsikery, etc., at sneh price* will pay the purebaa*
11 a fiuc profit tu rvtuii. E^wiutios hiss prov.d very
conclusively to us that, by adhering strictly to tba
cash system, we can afford to sell from ten to twenty
per sent, low the regular credit trade prices.
To this end vve a.-k un ilamination of our Sty"
and prices, a list of whit.k will fv^MuMd by
to any party desiring.
Lari i.w.ir. bv ihe Invoi.-e, single package,
very tar. fully repacked for tb- tuunuy trade.
Jiiiy 27. Ia5 '.—dly.
PAHTlCt l.AK ATTENTION P'
ROOIINU.
K. EDITOR—Sir: Iseem you
tain iitiemun in the •live
in thi- city and bii light his ni.-el»«n'C«
purp 111 ing to be far ah»»d of
M'
ur
Now 1 would suy that th prv"''
Wav.s lit chewing tin- slri ug. l»OU
,.»,iing thai has been uooio
*»:. rn meehauia*, and decide for yoUfsi.
cull, u can be seen at the u-.-w buildiug of
oil Mabu street, between Sih and iith
«i
FHKOKBICK

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