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The daily Gate City. [volume]

ocr: i I I I OFfiniwh, Comprising all thai is nttesiary reasonable price? by .Tanuarj 4,1836, dly BltllMiK & N o v e a n The -•uL-irriU-rB. proprie tor» of the Empire .Skive Work*, St. Louis, U-g leave to inform Stove Dealer- in Iowa thai ihey have established a lr:«nch of tueirbour1 in Keokuk, where they nill keep con sUuitlyou hand a large and well-a.«.orted Mtock ot (.'ookisig A: Heal* tng stoves. A)u .n^iiie formerthcy Wonldcuii (.art icular at tention to the "Oolden Era" Hot-air Cook Stove, which has now stood the W their branch in Keokuk will determined to sell at attention of purchasers to the Retail Hardware and Cutlery. Uireri Importation. SW. 4 11.11 t'KEi are n Clothing! Clothing Clothing! jfltiniiiioth Clothing Store» Hjo. 70 Hain St.. Keokuk. now Rmv v!iu_', an (•\tciisivt« ussoi'tmnit A S I O N A E O I N the finest fabric and of superior workmanship. These goodi, for quality of material and fineness of cannot be xc 'lied any where, and only n :td to be *en to be appreciated. Also, an cxtensire stock of U N I S I N O O S to eomplete a gentleman'* be constantly snjiplled, 200 bdln iron wire no« 6,0'tO bds 1/Kd k char 4 ti 2tt coal .-beet iron, 1,500 bxs tin plate, as- nos. 12 to 27 sorted SO do Russia Iron 20 cases sheet sine. 60 do imitatiou Tinner 'e Tools and Machine?. Hi vets, Ears, Solder, Sdtic. ing Irons, Pressed Ware, vis: Plates, ties, bucket and Tea Kettle Cover.-, ifco. Japanned Wate, an extensive adornment, ail of wbich, they their stvek. scp23lyd \s lowest market rates, both at St. Louis and keokuk, end wou Id respectfully invite BRIDGE re- i ng th. irEng- li-hgoixif for tu-'spring trade y the ships At lantie and Roekaway from Livt-rptRil, :ind steamer up the Miiriyaippi, together with eitet sive purchat es from American manufac:urir.-, by alun st every bjttt which snivcs at tLisp^.rt, andaic prepared to oflei iucri*as«d inducements to purrha*t-r», und will k October 1st, 1855. ton CASH I I.OilYCI.Y. DI RKKI] «& CO., Hi. Sft SalB StrMt, between Third and Fourth, KCOKVl, IOWA Are it) receif a large tock of Dry Good^ Variety Goods, Carpets, Ki:ADY*nADi OTHIX., ACC., Which are offered,at WHOLESALE „r RET-VIL. at VERY LOW PRICEH. Trade we wwuld fay. thit ha\ for It, and ail who wish ing inn arrangeuti-nt.t in our store, we are to buy CHEAP FOR CASH, are invited to call and Flllt i: OSitY, AND IVO llI YIATIO.\. v!t w:irdrohe,all wkicfa Will W w ST. LOCK MO. S»ld S. ^lOOKKa i n n e s S o k 10,Mi) lbs brasiers' oop per 14,#©0 do cop'r bnH'atr 2 cases rheet 'g eopr 3,000 lbs brvs kettles do 200 dot fry pan: low and at A. HEARLTP A^-'ot, No, '.'I M•• ii) betw,j«a .Id A 4th, K l.'k K, l"Wa, test of two years, and has not it* equal in the Mis *ir»ifi|u vallev and to •lie •'Golden Ilarp," he ng a greaaly improved Premium Cok Stove. 1,000 do spelter 2,000 do block tin 5 eases Porcelain kettles and saue pans Pat ^ROEkC* are the BROTHER. W. fc. MOOKR, Agent, Keokuk, low*. nowfttUy prepared ximiine oor tAOV, josiis Good# andpnees. a pr K| Afsats, Tbeir a«^ortment of Heating Moves for wood and eo»i extensive.— i •Some entirely new tern.-, one of which, the Young America, a splendid parlor stove, re cently patented, will be found superior to any in vent ion of the age for ra diating heat. They hu\ on Kale at their store in St. Louis, frotu which

place_of_publication: Keokuk, Iowa

publisher: J.B. Howell


ocr: *o"|,e STRIMi- }IFK'I Ml sit INSTRI TIOX pUK i u IiIk ire r^^etfnll* liWiti-u call a HEW Ml -1 II')'i.M jf the sub'cnt^er, and of MELODEONS, THF H»O»I »P^NIINI STOCK v i n i ke..ever off.-re! 1 wa. All instruments sold are warranted at Eastern price*. Rooms in Ogden's new Building, No. 52. Main st. aearwv-ond. o f. ISBBLL, »OVl2JW Iet tier uf Musi*. instruction in Music. C. ISBELL is prepared to red pupili1 at hi* room* for in»tru tion on he PIANO 4M» ni LODIOI, ami ai-• in •iBglng, Caltlvatiosi eftlir Voice,*e. Tsaita.—friTate iouuns p. qr. t24 With a New itssson*) $11. giv«n at rt-Mdence, 16. dec?7d ..." with use of Piano. Ii. IRe^opened or Y O O S PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOODS, mtLT CORNICES & BANDS, AMD •MM r«tr«l*laiais TRY G**D*f AT H. L, CO. MlfSlCAIi!


ocr: 1\I K 1 A L,. l'OUT OF KCOKI K, ARRIVALS—29 th. St Louts Daboqu» Metropolitan Envoy Westerner Dnbuquo St Loais fit Louis 8t Louis .".OUi Ben Campbell Quincy The river is still rising, with full 6J /tost en the rapids. It ha* reached a higher point tbau for two or three years paat. Quitter


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ocr: R. H. WARDEN, Secretary. J. W. NORRIS, Cor. Sec'y. Meets every Wednesday even ing. at 7 1-2 o'clock. All persons friendly to the publican cause re are tend. invited to at CAUTION! Voters are especially enjoined to ex Afnine their tickets closely on Mondsy «&d see thai they art not imposed upon frith Bogus Tickets!. Th* Democracy are having the?? print done abroad and may head a por tion of them "Republican Ticket."— l*ook out for them Republicans, and see Ant the names ot» the ticket you vote accurately correspond with the follow* lag form: REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Congress, 1st. District SAMUEL R.CURTIS. for Seeretary of Stair. BLUAH 8IXLS. 1 Auditor of State» JOHN PATTEE. Treasurer of State. *1.L. MORRIS. Attorney General. SAM I EL A. RICE. For Representatives, MORRIS J. WILLI Alii WILLIAM M. ALLISON Ftr Representative of Eighth Dxs 'i?**s£# *,* "trict* W. A. ARDERY. *For Clerk District Corf. JOSEPH HAYNE. For Prosecuting Attorney. U* J. W. DIXON.

place_of_publication: Ottumwa, Iowa

publisher: R.H. Warden


ocr: Bf public in Tickit. For Sicrctary of State. ELIJAH SELLS, Muscatine. Auditor of State. JOHN PATTEE, Bre*«. Trcaiurer of Stale. M. OK HIS, Polk. Attorney General. SAMUEL A. RICE. Mahaska. Presidential Electors. RHF.t'BTN NOEI.K, Clayton. H. O'CONNOR, Muscatiift. DANL. F. MILLER, Leefc W. M. STONE, Marion. Mtgates to the National tion. FRANCIS SPRINGKR, Louisa. 8. D. CARPENTER. Linn. F. II. WARRKN, Demoine. B. A. WILTTB, Dubuque. JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, Wapello. J- J. H. B. ARMSTRONG, Appanoose. *'#. B. HOWELL. Lee. E. MAINE, Vnnburen.


The daily Gate City. [volume]

ocr: January 4, 1 i: S o v e nubsc-.tr r-. propne of the Empire Stov St. Louis, beg to inform Stove in low* thai the) e e«t*bi ahed branch theirhouac in Keokuk, will epeon on hand a larg well-as. rt«d atock A Ileal* iaig stoves. Auiongtbe f.iruierthey cull par'iculat at to the Golden li '-aii C'iok Stove, ha* now atood tbe branch in Keoknk will bt 200 bdls ir n wire no* 4 to 20: 1,500 bts 'i plate, ax sorted SO eases sheet tine. *5 .laiattrttt, beti* Which are To the Retail Trade Uatmox To W RtTKBN MkR'-hvstn,— WuLrii'H A RowATi.- S HXAPP8. This celebr tetl btverage is manufactured at the factory the undersigned, at Sehiwlam. Holland. lit is sole importer, a* well as the xclusivc manufac of the article, and nc pr-paration bearing the of "?ehnapp*," that is not procured either his establishment in New York, or from hi* in other cities, is genuine and reliable. I', is mad-1 from barW of t'i« finest «|ualii v, -cted wi'h care fr.m tbe product? of the mos-t i loth ingf lot li i it ii 1 €'lot i fig I Jlaininatli Ulolliing Store, \o. 70 lain M., Keokuk. Is 11 uW HwciVMiL* :t' CXtt'l.^h tiir j.t -d' A S I O N A E O I N \l- th'- finest fabric and of superior workmanship. These goods, for quality of material and fineness of finish, cannot be exc-tl.U any where, and only n^ed to b« seen to be appreciated. Also, au extensive of U N I S I N O O S all that it n ee-sary to oomjdete u gentlemanS wardrobe,all of wbkh will b« Sold low and at priee* bjr BKO., 1- MO. i.Otm b'ii A char coal sbeet iron, tioe. 12 to 27 20 .lo Rossis Iron 60 do imita .on do 200 dot fry pans, October l*t. 1S55. (lit i AMI \i A. H. HE AS LIP. w s. Mooiti:, ••nt, i''v. .•! \i„., i.e 'MnSd A4tb# ivh'.'K K wa, a n i n n e s S o k 10,000 lb.j braiters' cop pcr I,4,fi00 do con'r bott'mi«: 2'» caie« ebect'g pr 2,000 lbs bras kettles test of two year*, and has not it* equal in the Mis sissippi valley and to the O-dden Harp," be^ ing a $reaaly imoioved Premium Cook Stove. Their assort meat of H»utmg Sto\m f"r wo»-d and coal i» extensive.— Souu- entirely new p»t- 1,000 do spelter: 2,009 do block tin ca*e? Poree.lam kettles and ynne pane Tinner's T-ola and Machines, F.i.-ets, Eaw, Solder, Soldering Irons, Pre.««ed Ware, vis: Plates, Pat u k e a n e a K e e o v e .- A a a n n e W a e a n e e n i v a o n e n a i o w i e y a a to ^eil at 1 •we't market rates, both *t St. LOUIK and Keokuk, and would re.-pec fully invite the of pureha.«eri to thv ir .-t'.ck. BkllKiE A BBOTUEB. tepBljrd AV. S. Mooh*, Agent, Feokuk, Io»a. I.I mvi Di itKiii: i a [, between 'II kra and I ourili, A'- ii, r.-eci |,t -.f Ih'c.. k to., nt Ory (jlooil^. Variety Ctoods, Carpets, Hi VI-"*1 VD! CI.OHil.Nt., A.t., offer,-d. at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at VERY LOW PRICES. rauld fay. that 1 nine i"ade arrtng menu in our store, we are now fully prepared it, and ali who wuh to bu 01! EAP FOR CASH, are invited to c*u and vi-nine our Ooods and prioet. 0!*K I'MIC'F 0!*t¥, ATin »M VIATION. KF.OKI K, IOWA CAD' JOHS 4 PECK, Afftnts, HOEtxCt tern*, one of which, the "Yung America," a splendid parlor stove,re- ven*'on of the age f»r ra- uiatmgheat. Ibey have on cuie at their ffore in L'tui.*, from which ecntly patented, will be found superior to nny in-


ocr: fPHK subscriber, anxious to di»pos.: of rh balance A Gu«ds, will from this date t, th first of March n Tbe object being to make room for i ihoa» „T. ''aiiUarv 4.1b ifi, dl V The s ubscrib r*. propn. tow of the. Empire Sun .• Works, St. Louis, bejc leave to inform ftove Dealers in Iowa that they have established n branch of their house in Keok uk, where they will aeepcon stantly on hand a large and well-ftSiorted »tix:k Cooking: A Heat* in* Moves. Among the former they would call particular at tention to the "Golden Era" Hot air Cook Stove, which has now stood the their branch in Keokuk will be e -i^tantiy "uppllad, 200 bdis iron wire nos 5,0tu i*U led A cbar 4 to 20 coal sheet iron, 1,500 bxs tin plat«, as- nos. 12 to 27 eorted 20 do Russia Iron attention of purcha« scpSilyd Keokak, August 22,1855.—Smd Mississippi Valley Nurseries, Keokuk, Iowa. We ar» i .-»w prepared to furninb a g^n ral assort ment the most de«irab!e kinds of FRl'IT TREES, such as A lot hi tig dot/ring ('loth ing TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE Mammoth Clothing Store, No. TO Main St., Keokuk. ,°*ninill,bstock toote who bavi not yet supplied tbemiclvrt to do so at reduc»-d prie-t. BRIDGK & BKO., RST. L0UI MO. S o v e i u i n n e s S o e k JO case? sheet sine. Ml do imitation do 200 dos frv pans, Turner's Tools and Machines, Rivets, Ears, Solder. Addering Irons. Pressed ties, bucket and Tea Kettle Covers. Ac. Japanned Ware, an extensive assornment, all vf wb.ch, they arc determined to sell st lowest market rates, both at St. Louis and Keokuk, and would respectfully invite the off un tf w»« n |»t| ftllOk 1' I I u 1 L1 A k't 11 1.* is October 1st, INoo. OK CASH tX(LtSIVILV. Dl ltKEE A O., Wa. 85 !Tfatn stresf, belweea Third and Fonrtli, ltEOK®lK» IOWA Are in receijt of a large stock of Dry Goods, Variety Goods, Carpets, KI lDl-ntDi: (l ()|HI\(o Jti., Whieb are offered, at WHOl.Es\Li or RET AIL, at VERY LOW PRICES. To the Retail Trade we would say. that bai injt nufle arrang'-monts in our store, we are now ullv prepared for it, and all who wish to bay CHE\P FOR CASH, ar invited to call and examine our Ooods and prices «\i: Pttin: 0!«l,¥, AD III VItTIO. NEW EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT^ & S.\OWS i:\l'KIS OFFICE, »t.t 8 doora south of Johmon,...G. C. Andcr«sn«a old stand. HE Propri-t.-rs have rrc.-ntly fitted up an Office, 1-cated as above, to enable them to keep pace with their rapidiy mcri.as nj' business at thi- {sint. The attention of ITIfcF."**, HF.Kdl tTS A^iD BI'MM SS generally. is dic.'cted t" tin?, a- the «af -t. «nr» •!. an.l speediest uieibod .r the transportation of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES ASD BUNDLES to St. Louis or any intermediate point. Also, to all the PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS IN THE UNION. Orders for the purchase of »ood-,or to any psrii u.ar huuse, win be promptly attended to. ALSO, CUMjeOTtOSS MAtOt. Cherry, fium, Apricot Nectarine.Quince .Ac., and of hi* fiu M'imei «!,*•! of {'lotbing aad Pnraishiag next, sell all kimlg of winUrcl«thing ai Ka^tern c^it. tpringar.d "ummer clothing. Now is the time for W. «s. VIOORK. A^ent, No.yi Main-M between 3d A 4th, KK0K.DK, IOWB. U'«tof two years,and bM Hot its eiual in tbe Mis sissippi vallev and to tbe Golden harp," h* "ng a greaalv improved 1'reiniuui Cook Stove. Their assortment of Heating Stoves for Wood pnd eual is extensive.— Somi entirely new pat terns, one of which, tb»- Young America, a splendid parlor stove, re cently pateuted, Will be found superior to any in vention of tbe age for ra Idiating heat. Tbev have on sale at their store in I'fe. Louis, from which cop- 10,000 Ibf braners' per 14,000 do cop'r bott'ms 26 cases sheet 'g copr 2.000 lbs brass kettles 1,000 do spelter 2,000 do block tin 5 cases Porcelain kettles and sauce pans Warm, tit: URIIXiE ^v. M. A BROTHER. it, Agent, Keokak, Iowa. Til OS. CLAGETT, Affent. Hardware and Cfttlery. I ti l. lit VOL.. Sw. A II. 11 -'KKK. 1 ti:j»v r» and \7holssal« dealers, are in rect iptof much the largnst stock which they have as yet ever displayed to the mer chants of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, to which ihey itpie,P..ach,Pear, ask attention, and guaranty to be at M. Louis prices, rium, Apricot, Sept. 7. l!*66.—dAw MES' SHOVEL A H. HE AS UP. Plates, Pat


ocr: Christmas Is Coming! for Holiday aras^ats can bad at the KANTA ClAIH D»:POT of CliHIOIlToN A OH MSB. dec 12 i J. II. WESTC'OTT, rVK)K-BIXDLR, D'-,VI BINDING.—Books, wnl Stationer and Blank-Book Man- ufacturer No. Ill) Mam .Mreet, (up stairs.) BI.AN k. Boos?.— A superior article i papT jut received, out of whnb we are prepared to mak an kinds of Blank Books, Ledge r, Jouiiiais, Cash Bill-Books, Ac. J. H. E TC0TT. UU Main St. Pamphlets, etc. Magasincs, bound in any style desired, nor I J. H. WRSTCOTT. glATJONKRY. Arnold's Writing Fluid,carmine red ink, superior eap, letter and blotUng paper. bill booksj blank notes, deeds, etc., %J. II.WBSTCOR.


ocr: MUSICAL! fpilK public are re»p I NEW MUSIC tfuliy invited to call at R'lOM of the snbscribcr, and aminc the most splendid stock of PIANOS, MELODEON8, UlllAKK, 1 I S VIOI.1%8, STRING -HEFT MCSP IY-TH ''TV'S Ac.,ever offered in low*. All instrument* sold Mr* warrants^ at prices. R»omf in Ogdea'a new Building, TCo. 32, Main Bear second. 0. C. ISBELL, novl2dw Teacher of Music. Instruction in Music. .ISBELL i prepared to receive. tn- rooms fur Mi.-trUv O 0 V^. pmt: the tion cm PIANO AMD IHELODEOK, and also in llBfllf, Cultivation of tbe Voice, T*h*«.—Private IO«P .n? p»r j|R 24 LESSONS $12, given a' resid^rve, with u*? »f Piano, dee27d A §in^ing School of U-(?intier* Hi music will C. Isbeil's Music Rooms, On Wednesday evening. January 23, at 7} o'clock. All who are desirous of learning to ring are pectfully invited to be present. '1 eTri-invariably ,1. ,id\. Ladi $2. smi uit.isd Huston, Hawkins Sc. Huston. Wholesale tirscrri, ooinlssion


Council Bluffs bugle. [volume]

ocr: five entire sa, infa. iioi io tnuse who may itieir busnu J. K JOHNSON, LAND AGENT & NOTARY PUBLIC, of Weatrro luwa a«d Nebraska. llaviug been a r«sidc-»» of '.his region its A rat aettk»n«nt, be Inula that bin in regard to the couatry will ea^bi*' him N. B- A iarj e a^oittu?i|t of Blanks on H***—*"* BI/GI.C OrriGK, cw NC) BLCFFh IOWA, WILL attend to buying and Bellini? town or city lata, aelecting lands, locirtiw warranta, collectiuK renin, or paying to giving any infoiioutioa iu regard io ine iry, anil,

place_of_publication: City of Council Bluffs, Iowa

publisher: Joseph E. Johnson


The daily Gate City. [volume]

ocr: i Thv \v 1 nc TO Sate PROM TWENTT-Pivk to Frrrr.P** CENT. WILL Ex ams* THIS STOCK BE- M*RE Bcriso F.I.hk- WTTEltB. Recollect the Place, Rerond l**I !H' HEW VOUK Mreet, Keokuk. i ork Store, SECOND STREET, i »w Boor* from Main. Will pen on I i I» A v A PI I. V a n WITS '1 hf uio-t l-'ii^hionalde and be.-M t.d Stork ot BUCK AND FANCy DRESS SIIIIS, SUMMER DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, DOMESTICS, Laces, Hosiery and Trimmings Ever offered for ale in this city, and bought ex pres*ly for the Retail Trade in thit Market. An Pkrsons MA K I N PjSBCIUsh- ami ajir22


ocr: January 4, 1856, dly BHIDCjiE & BK(C S O V The subscribers, proprie tors of the Empire Stow Workit, St. Louis, beg leave to inforu Move Dealers in Iowa that they have established braneh of their house in Keokuk,' where they will aeepcou stantly on hand i large and w«li-as.ort»-d -lock of leaking A Ileal- stoves. itt*. the rmertbey wonit tail particular at tenUyr to the "'lolden Era" 14* air Cook Stove vi'bich lian now stood the their branelAn Keokuk «U1 be constantly supplied, 200 Ulls ir -n wir*' nm bi* b'Ui k char 4 X4i ^00 bxs Un pimle, PK WE dAw Second St., 2 Mississippi Valley Nurseries, Ulothing €Jlothinr! Clothing I TEN THOPRANI. DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE Mammoth CNothing Store, Mo. 70 Main !St.f Keokuk. rpHK .-ubscriWr. anxious to dispov of the balanc* of his fine Winter stock of Clothing and Furnishing 1 G.xids, will from this .'ate to th s first of March next, sell all kmd« of winter rlothiUK Ea»terr, est. The object being to make room for u mammoth stock of xpringonJ dimmer clothing. Now is the time lor those wh« have not yet supplied tbeBMlves to do so atredoeeu price*. frrrted 20 du Ru»ai» Iron OQ fbeei GIOE. 50 do imitation do 200 dr,xfr, W. LuU MO. ST LOUIS AND ALBANY STOVES, Consisting in part SF of the following varieties CHASTER OAK MAY FLOWER, BLACK DIAMOND. RPIITIH YOUNG AMERICA PARLOR STOVE, dsort south of Joliuaon,-..G. C. Anderson** old stand. fllHE 1'ropriei'irn have recently fitu up an Ofli «•. located a» above, to enable them ti ke«-ppace with rapidlv men asing bu?ine«s at thi- jnunt. Th, attention of «-lTIZi:*K, .m.lie HANTS AND H1SIM SS ,HF\ generallv. is si- t--l t-. tius. a» the .-afest. srr-st, an i «j«edt,nt un-th «.i for the tran«ps rtation of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES ASD BU.SDLl'.S to St. Louis or any intermediate point. Also, to al! thu PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS IN THE UNIOJ9. Orders for the parch&sc of Goods, or to any particular u»c, will be promptly attended to. ALSO, CUUU»~rUMtS KADE. Keokuk, Aagvst S2, 1865.—Said TIKOS. CCJIGBTT, A|eat. Cherry, Plum, Apricot, Nectarine. Quince.Ac., and A. HE AS LIP S. a n i n n e s MOORE. Aent. N1 ld,0i0 lb* bratien' cop per 14,000 do uop'r bott'ms 25 ca«es sheet'g copr 2.000 lbs brass kettles pans, irouf as- oo«. 12 to 27 Tinner's T«oi« aad Maekiaes, Rivets Ears, Solder, sddering Irons, Pre««ed Ware vis Plates, I ties buckrt and Tea Kettle Covers, Ac. Japanned Ware, an extensile assornmcnt, all of wb.ch, they ar dHe'-mine«l to sell at iow«t awu-kfctxatcs, bjtt al St. L-.u attea tion of pwrchasera to tb«x st^ck. sep23l *d PREMIUM SELF REGULATING Ac., Ae., BO. On Uac tt ,u i v: .U!,. t,v E. W. BUEL & £.*., WholeDealer* in I'm, Copper. Shed Iron, iloUotr have the most extensive assortment of Stoves in this market, and we pledge oarseives to sell low or lower than any hou»e :.i this sitv. Orders solicited from anv part of the country, promptlv attended to at No. 77, Mam Street, bitneen -id und 4th, Keokuk, Iowa. August IS, October 1st, 18oo. oil CAI !l HCLI SfVELV. icks I: ii (o., Ne. Sai» suett, between TbirJ nn« Fourth, KliOKtli tOVA Arc in rec ipt orf u larg' stock of Dry Good*, Variety Goods, Carpets, HI AD V-.nA UI. l.0TIII*0, Ai ., WLieh art off-red. at WlluLEa 11,E or RETAIL, at VEKi LOW PRICES To tbe Retail Trade we woUid ay. that havinj tuado arrangement* iu our st ire, w are n«,w fully prepared for it, aad all who wiah to Wuv CliEAl* i)R CA^ll, ar- inviieti 1eail and examine our oods and prices, «*R I'HK 1: )R CA^ll, ar- inviieti 1eail and examine ONLV, AND NO »F.VIATIO. NEW EX.PKESS A K KAMI KM EXT. (ODFKE¥ & S\OM S KXI'KKSM betweea 3d A 4th. Kfc 0K:T K, Iowa Sloe k. te^tof two years, and has not itd equal in the Mis sissippi vallev and to i he Golden Harp.'' be n? a greaaly improved k'letniura Cook Stove. Their assortment of Heiiiiiij: Stoves for wood and coal ie extensive.— Some entirely new pat tero", one ot which, the Young America, a splendid parlor stove, re cently patented, wi!l found iui]eror to any in vention i the ago for 1,00® do spelter 2,000 do block t:n 5 cases kettles aad pans r)i iud Keokuk, and wouldmpectfully BRIDGE A BROTHER. W. S. MOORE, Agent, Keokuk* Hardware and Cutlery. s. Keokuk. Iowa. W are ro w prepared to furnish a ntral assort ment of the most desirable kinds of FRUIT TREES, such a.-1 Apple.Peach.Pear. Al l, TKADL. If. A 11. TUCKER. Jin putt- rs. and dealers, are in receipt of much be largest which they have as yet ever displ ayed to the mer chants of Iowa, Missouri aud IllinoiH, to which a-1. attention, and guaranty tu be au St. Louis Sept. 7, 1X55.---dAw diating heat. Tney on !«ale at their store In St. Louis, from a £. W. BUEL A BBO its Iowa.


ocr: dee i 5d4-w Christmas is omlugi EVERY |0J.which thing suitable for Holiday presents can be hail at the SANTA CLAI DKPOT of CRIIIGHTON AOHMER. dee lid __ Lumber! Lumber!! fflHE sub«i riber has bought the "Fast Saw Mill" A two miles above the city, and is prepared to furnibh all kinds of lumber (except Pine) at the shortest notice, at from $1 2 to $2 50 per loo feet. lie is also carrying on the Plow and Wagon facto ry on I he corner of 12th and Main Strett, where he is prepared to fnrnish wripons arid Plows of the best and quality, at wholesale or retail, cheaper fint than a similar aiticle can be had in southern Iowa. d«:12dAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR. Wanted by tbe Kubseriht r. EN THOUSAND Bl S11ELS White Corn deliv ered at his mill corner of 12thand Main St., the highest pricc in cio-h will IK- paid dec!2d£wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR. Corn niraal (t orn Aral ORN Meal and chopped fetd for sUe at ail times at the mill corner 12th and Mam street. Also corn ground for customer? at the lowestrajes. Also the highest price paid for logs delivered.at the "Fast Saw Mill" two miles above town. (Daily Post oopy] janll dw


ocr: WUoLK.-sALK ATl'iKNl'.\ UKIl'n M. I.IVINC.STOX, OKI'. 11. MVINdSTOX. JA*. M. I.ivi\i -T. N. J|HN H. KINKKUs l,IVI!V(.HTO\ Hit OS. A KI*KFA0, Ulit-H'EItS ami Cunimiti.-ioii ALt- rhiiiiU. .No. li- Vt'«ey fetreet, Wtwetn liruud wi»y and 'iret:»iwicli strct'ts, NKW YORK.. Kee.|M"*rfuiiy m.licit a call frum the merchant.- of Iowa whi'ii the New Yurk market. Feb.unr\ (,, Ix,,u. dly if tHi.Es tv. i.owitii:, i7i,T»T ir at o\, Kf.ikuk City, 1 Alitin nnl lliini 4.*n-inpi at on turn given to the e^lkctiou ul ilehts, Afft-at iui' th. |iurvha»e and sale 1 real «atatc. iiu Couii!-. I'-wn, Ofl'uv earner Jte/tfis to i'haniA'll"i Walworth, aratugi,, Y, lluu, VVait.r JI. Lowrie, Htt-luiri h, l'a liuu, b»?w ia 'a«», U, ^nato Hon. K. iJrown, Kalatn.isoo, ili.rli, Liiuiiii l)t»wi'y. Frtu't K. Ml. 1'. A M. K. K.: l*rof -*vr We.Is K. Mar»h, Ke.kuk Ru^si'li A Co., IV.•[ rn'tor-• t!,c "-t t"ii:ir:. il-.tel. !(••••kuk d.Vw To the Storkliolderi OS the Keokuk, .111. flcaoaiii A 'lUKiniinr 1C. H. Co. \TOiKl-. i." htneby swiii, tiiat iu w-cordaucc with li thc.conditi its the mil»ci i jti..n for the 1st Ihvisinn of said read, the setonth ii.staiinrnt of XjJ percent, will ht due and jiayahh .Maich 4lh,l!.i6, al the bauking house of Charlt?« Pai!"iji», 'J u'iihuiit, Ke okuk or to the undersigned, 'icn- ral A^retit. J. K. iiOKMSH, (Joneral Agent K. Mt. I*. 4 M. tt. K. Co. !"•!». f», ltJ.'iO.— td dAw }Kt-»kuk Tiwt:* and Mt. l'lea«ant Ob.«e)ver copy v. tin enrol* PS stock Family rueerie*, k variety of ... f»vs, and an aesnimtiil I Musieal ln*tru ro- jiw, for sale on Main Bti«et, b»tww!n Htoond and To'


Demoine courier.

ocr: Having had many years experience in w^r''"" Mctalic Kew Advertisements. AND I N S O TTAVING opened Shop in Ot'unwi of Stoves and Manufacture of thfi gal Ware, in Slits varieties, I respectfully solicite a share of oatronage from the Citizens of 1 tumwa and Wapello County, arid Counties, where they will always find article at the 17#est prices. „ooli a good txKutfd wUh and ncatnfrsl Copper and 7in gattering of cri required shape. Spouting and Spoi tlnghradt made i copper tin or zinc, kloddets of Machinery op any article for the Put*' tent Office} obbimg of all kinas md in Mettals that .jja/i be done in Tin Shop, Shop on Main Street, next door to the Ba-


ocr: u i e e s I Ten Thouiand choice grafted frijit tree## three years grawth, will be offered for sale in Ottumwa, as soon as practicable, to take up.— Th# trees are thrifiy and \V£F1 selected aa to quality aud variety to suit this climate. Do not take my-woid for it though, but call and examine for yuur selves—alt ye that gooo fruit. Enquire of JOHN MYERS, Jlk Ottumwa, MOth 20th, 1856—n5-lt


ocr: EXCLUSIVE LT. Ho. 110 Main Street, 8T. LOUIS, MO. XAM now receiving the largest and most com plete SPRING and SUMMER STOCK of Hats and Caps, Of the LATEST and MOST DZSISABLE STYLES ever brought to this market, to which the at tention of purchasers is respectfully oalled, and an examination of goods and pricus solicited. Having made extensive and permanent connec tions with all the principal and inost fashion able HAT and cxr MANUIACTUREUS in the East, 1 shall be in constant receipt, throughout the Spring and Summer of their BEST, LATKST and MOST FASHIONABLE FEODUCTION*. Orders will meet with prompt attention.— Persons ordering by letter, will please state whether articles wanted, are for Men, Youth's. Boy's, or children) also, the kind, quality and color, and about what price is wanted. no6—w2. DAVID PEARCE, ufi Main Street, St Louis, Mo. i E A E W O E S A E E A HATS &


ocr: ially, half the usual rates of advertising. Republican Ticket. For Si crclary oj Staff. ELIJAH SELLS, MuscaliBfc Auditor of Stule. t,-\ delegates to the National Conven tion. FBAKOM SPRINGER, LoQtsa. 8. 9. CARPENTEP, Linn, F. H. WARREN, Demoine. H. A. W1LT8B, Dubuque. JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, Wapello. J, H. B. ARMSTRONG, Appanoose. J. B. HOWELL, Lee. IS^MAINE, Vanburen. "April Election. far Judge of the od Judicial CALEB BALDWIN, of Jetfereon county, For School Fund Commissioner of s Wapello County, CilARLKS H. LEOOETT. ... 1011N PATTEE, Brerotr. ream rer of State. M. L. MORRIS, Polk. Attorney General. SAMUEL A. RICE, Mahaskt. Presidential Electors RIIKLBKN NOBLE, Clayton. H. O'CONNOR, Muscatine. DANL. F. MILLER, Lee. W. M. STONE, Marion.


ocr: u i e e s Kew is the tine to set out Orchards, Tree* pr AND A fir* rate tkimce fof bmtgainflL fpHl£ ulnferslgned being" deairious of closing out the in the '-Comer Nurrfery,'"' Will sell them low for cash, in lots to suit pur-. chasers. 1 can always be found at J. Hipr \tj 'JStore.'cr at'lhe Niu^ery. C. F. BLAKE. Ottumwa, March20th', tQrHt noStgr


ocr: HURRAH! 1 bemd for the Tin 3ket^ want one of those Coal Cook* in S'otcs. I'V 02"F£2RI?cQ 'he New Er^ coil Co^k irg S ove to ihe nublic. I sav »Iiat it ii p'i •mil siTnpU- in i^s co'isti -ictloii wiih be ivv 3'.lis! Hit:j' pl.'tt's, aid in warranted in dl ca- ••e* to d-aw, kc and cr3K to the H7*e *tc4 porfectirn. If n it. itc"»n be rei^nicd, and 'he mon^y will be refunded. There is no inctm veniencp from cial smoke. hu'e o-'e ir n«sa n my own ho-ine n ,d would not exch*n re it fr any wood s:ove now in use. My w.fe s:\vs it is just th*4 thing, and ah0 knotvi, Al.so on hnd a l.irjre stock of C).ikti!», Pari and Heating ^toves of the most op* proved pmt M'ii?!. «o.il grates «ml caifi'itra. JOI? WOitti done in Tin, Copf per or Sheet Iioii to order. N. B. 1 do not consider it m_r J«:nesa to run after a man w hen his note or account be comes ilno E. li e. WJiSUBURS. (»!h, l853—n37. Buriisigton Agricultural IFarebouwt*


The daily Gate City. [volume]

ocr: TWENTY P£R CENT. LOWER any othor office in this city or region wiilorean good faith offer to cxerute it. We tn-an what Wo invite competition, and defy it. and our is, & Cheaper than elsewhere Bring on your work, und if you do not find us to fulfill our offer f-r executing w»rk at TWENTY PER CENT. DISCO! XT the price? of others, we heroby fpeeifioally to do .or w,.rt w. ar.d fai'hfu'.ly FOR NOTHING I S I S O I K A O. ii. POTTS. M. D. t» FOR THE MILLION? Having added trr.-utlv t,- ur facilities for execut JOB PRIXTIXG, possessing superior advantages over every in this region of country, we are prepared to in a Better Style caa eUe where be procured. We are also mak still farther exteusive additions to our all the and UMI raihisasMe Styloa Job Type*, Ornament?', ete., and we a*k it a« a that people wishing work of rhit kind would ex and rpislif" and we pledy* ••arselvea u' i ri*• -:.ai. iua»i- u: u-a^t the citi7.fn-of Kfoluik hu •ervioee HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Accoueher. Person!1 at a distance who wish to avail themselves


ocr: ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary rates, aud th usual Cash facilities exteuded to reg ular cusiom TS. Losse promptly adjustcd 11 RCCTI A. Bridcuian, E. It. Harrison, John Tcmplin, .John McCunc, v\ Garlx.-r, W. C. Keatgen. 200 IKS Wui. F. Turner, Geo. B. Smyth. A. L. Deming, F. Conn, Jan. F. Cox. A. BR!MAN, President. G. B. SM VTH, Vice I*resident. A. L. DEMI NO, Tieshamrer. WM. F. I 1!K«, Secretary. Office in '2d story Concert Hall building. 3 tn31d&ur3ino UOXKb Ohwsware and Wmdow (»iasf ail Ki£\W0IJL)S' DrngSUff.


ocr: IVothinr .1. S. llam-M, the best Mammoth T", &,dh- BKIDCiiE & BltO. .ST. Lol l-, \l '1 to- lb r-. pn.pri.' t-rs "1 ii« biiiptrv So.v Work#. Ht. l.oui-, leave to inform iStov* lw»i('rr in loMtt that they have established bruni.h A of theirhtue inK««rkiik.V whereth'-y will Kc-ej- ••hi nuintly on hand a inrge and w.ll-.'^«o, t«d .'• k of I'oafelnr A- first* i ii ii Slo% es. Aniolijjtbc l..rni'?I Would mil partieul.i! U'ntiuli tr. tin- ti I Krri ot-uirCook S! which ha- now «r«a! i e i a i e i K bli* ir-.n wi i to 21) yOO bxs till pi* Maehii LOUIS Y^7"E have the mo.«t lor/ or lower promptly attended August 10, 1355. No. Wb i. 2 '|!H K- 'iuii. August 22, ISia.—Smd 'lothfn Vlothing TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE 1 lotIiii)£ \o. 70 Alnin St., K«-»kuk. anxious ditt|ose «.l lii* (in \i 1 i'oii. tin# .iat« to th first ot March n«xt" seitlftll kinds »f clothing at cwt* Ibe td.jyt-t Wngto m»k, r.K.m l'„r a mammoth atoek of ,„rin»ra,,l tWe who Uavr not yet ^.lit-l th. mnhts to do m. at du.'.Hl s o v e s i i i I i II tie*, bucket and IVa Kettle Cover*., Ac. Japanned War,-. :u xli-n .uc lusununcnt, all of which, they are determined to *eli at lowest market rates, both at St. :ind lic.kuk, and would respectfully invit# attention id purebawra to thetr ftoek. BHIlXiK A BROTHER. i' V. M.xntK, Afent,Keokuk. Iowa. £J. OOO o1. ouct Si.. 2 door» eontli of o ti n s on ,... O lec:.-|:t'y bit-.I U. ,t il .. w.j.p.u .ipidly iBt«a«i!.i: buiiniat thit p.int. The attention of tl(ior» eolltli of oluison, IIIltl.I!S«TO\ v/z rrm.ytic.-H" io- ntr-f tar net of urhnyton lOiCit. i Kniiiilt of the ^TlVreaulilc ollcgi of Pis.. ili orJtorulcd »,y tlt- l. ci,lu. tiirc i tin i state, tilth pcrj i lual ikarler. L. H. lU.ttorr. i'rotc»-or of 1 .ok keeping and Commercial sciences. off-hand Penm.in .i. the Wei-t, hof.»eer of IhuiMV and Omauieir .il J'-u manship. Slor«% n W. S. MOORE As»i'iit,X IT t- !, o ti.' .. ly SOj.pi, .1, 1 u BV »'led A er-.ur l«,U«y Ibi braxurs c-p coal nheet ii i per: no". 12 to 27 14,000 do cop'r Iwtt'iu-: do Kussia Iron, Jies'tn sheet'geviKi do imitation do 2,»UU ll brass kettle# 200 dot frv pant., I'd vets. Ears. Solder. & idering Irons, Pressed Ware, u Plates. Pat- A N ALBANY STOVES, Consisting iu pwrt tii lv(Uiug varietle* CHARTER OAK, MAY FLOWER, iiOLULN" ERA, BLACK DlAMOM). OOLltEN HARP PREMIUM, YOUNG AMERICA 1'ARLOK SToYE, W. BUEL PP.IZE PREMIUM, SELF-REGULATl.Na Ac., i. IK). On hand and for bv MiiKt ii.t NTS Au RI SIM:SS hebi generally, is dkt t'l to thi.-. as the -aft^t, Mire.-t. and cjuveiliest me hd f..r the transp .rtati MOXEY, GOOD,S, I'M KAGES AND BVXDLES to St. Louis or any intermediate )«.irit. Also, to all the 1 I I A I I E S A O W N S E U N 1 0 N t. i the purchase of Uu«d«,or to any particular house, will be promptly attended to. AI-SO, COU.KCTIOSS M*0E. O. Main ait.1 Jtffcnm */*., So*I. 5!!^ A HE AS UP. Ixt Ad A -Ufa, KKOKIK, lows. S o k Their assortment of *. I E BRO., k A', i .• -aic Leaier- .u 'Fin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Hollow II 'are •xt.?nsive assortment of Stoves in this market, and we pledge ourselves to cell a n .my house in this city. Orders solicited from any part of the country, No. 77, Sta.i. rr-e:. b. tv.ecn •'•J and 4th, Keokak, Iowa. October 1st, 1^55. on ASH i i.i si v i i: A 'laiu «trect« belli ecu Ili.rtl am! l«ilir )i Dry (iooiN, Variety Good*, arpet*, uul Trad. would say. that hav all wh wish to bitv CHKAl* FOU CASH HI.AUli-.%.4ni: I.OI III\« &r., 3 red a'. WHOLESALE or LEI AIL, at VERY LOW PRICES. mad.- a: rang -ment.- in our store, wc are now fuilv prepared vit'-l to call and es-t it linear tioodbuuid nrlae*. Fit till 0!VI-V, A.\l KU Ul'.VI ATIO .NEW EXPRESS A HH A Mi EM EXT. (JOWKIiY A. S\OW*i KXI»K1S *•1. ouct St.. 11 ll .is II11 k old ••Ullill. THOS. I.AUKTT, Affent. Nept .M1,S' SHOV ELrt.-— A liurge stock i t«» arri\ei -ale low by S. W. A II. Tl'CKElv. VI ASHIXti MACHIXES.- I'he celebmt. V lug Kninkel- Washing Mtu-hine, lor sale bv W. A 11. TUCKER Cj HOT GUNS. A tes i and ha? n its equal in the Mn -sippi val lev and f. !be Golden il irp," bv a greaaly impn.v«d em turn Cook htow. E W BUEL A BRO CO., KEOKI K. IOWA of Hardware and Cutlery. F.l I.I. 'I'll.% UL. A H. TI'CKER, Importers and li alers arc tn receipt of much the Lirgest which they have as yet ever displayed t«. the chant# of Iowa, Mi.-soiiri and Illinois, to which usk iittention, and guaranty to be at tit. Louis Sept. 7, 1 -Halt.—dAw lot of double-bar relied ahot guns U W file-, lor .-a I 1.. IV I v S W. A II. TI'CKER. l.AK -\W-- \n «i7.. ,.f the Ht. Louir. ii .no which 1,000 do -[.. Her 2,000 do block tin 5 Cfkeea Porcelain kettle* and sauce l»n* eating Stoves for id coal i- evtenme.— JIUC entirely nev* pat- •m*, one which, the Voting America," lendid pnrl-'i stoi e, re- •ntly patented, will be mnd superior toany in .-ntion of the age for ra iating heat. They hn: i sale at .h•I store kn


ocr: that all applications upon short notice. Julv .'i, 1*56.--d C. HERRICK A CO. Mississippi Valley Nurseries, He ok ii Keokak, lona. We are now prepared to furnish a general assort ment i th-- mo-it desirable kind* of FRUIT TREES, uch as Apple,Peach.Pear, Cher."}-, Plum, Apricot, Koatarinc. Quince.Ac., and small uits. Ra.*pberriei, Straw berries, CarrtM*, GuoAubefries, Ac., together with vtyral varittiis of ti rapes. Our slock itf Dwarf Pears, Apple* and Cher rics is very .i.sirable, es- pet f. :ti ti. »h to ornament heir grounds with small Uecs which will eumincnee bearing the trcuntt tjrtxr a fter /hint!*.,', Ai»o. a fine assortment of Fancy Shrubbery, Ever grtens, ltoses. Dahlias. Ac. Order- recoiv.d at our grotiatU. three-fourths of a mile west of City limits, on the Bluff Ferry road (passing near the grave yard.) or bv mail. HI HHEL'L A HILTON. Keokuk, Xov. 17. tlAw 1855 TALir STYLES 1855. Tl TTl.i:, I'l ltl.l V A SMITH, iM"ii-'f:c r- w n 1 bilk nowiiis, MPORT! K- ai. i w »u, Oi-ai. iIn RlhbMU, Silk Millinery, Flowers, Trimmings, Lace UoOda, Embroideries. A-. .Vi) 77 .Vain Street, Satnt Tjruit, Muttntii. ^•••.— '•2! I"-'.*- -PmdAw Carpels Oil Cloths s J. A. I1 HKtt. to., t»6 main Street. Hst«e»:justCarpetsAitheit AVE received largest and most verted "f and Clothe ever brought to 1" Wll. I Thi stock comprises one hundred diff r^nt styles, and having been bought itefore the re !.t advance, we will sell them at preeent wholesau .a«tnn pri i ee». We would respectfully invite tboee who are fur nishing their boueee, to an eaanunation of these Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the qualities, styles, and prices, are »neh that they can not fail to ^ilt-aeeall who tray fa is w: a call. August lb, 15v.j. dAwtf


ocr: .J.17 uarv 1":,C ,11 y stoves. A ni »i»u rmer thev call particular at to the "Golden liot-air Cook Stove, Orders ItKIDGE & BKO., ST. 1/UIS, MU. S o v e s a i subscribers. proprki of the Empire htof# St. Loui", beg to mforin tne in Iowa that they established a brunch their house in KeokuK. they will Keepco., on hand a lari** well-asrfnrted stot 4c Heal- Special Notice. "KEVIN sar DVE" to a pen on whose hair has be gray prematurely, unleas you are aure of advis TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE Muuiinoth Clothing Store, IV©. 70 main St., Keokuk. HP! E auh*criber, anxious to dispose of the balanoc of hia fine Winter stock of Clothing asd! A Goods, will from this date to th^ Irs I of March next, sell all kinds of winter clothing at Eastern The object being to make room for a mammoth stock of apringand summer clothing. Now is th time those who hare not yet suppliod themselves to do ao at reduced prioes. has now swd the branch in Keokuk will be constantly «upplied, 2U0 bdls iron wire nos S,000 bds b'l A char 4 to 20 coal sheet iron, 1,(90 hx* tin plate, as- noa. 12 to 27 sorted 20 do Russia Iron 2ft cases sheet tine. 60 do imitatinn do 200 doi fry pars. FOIt CASH tXrHMttl V. DlltkEE ife CO., 85 ^laln street, between Third and Fourth, Ar in receipt of a la. *r stoek of Dry Goods, Variety Goods, Carpets, HKADY-VIADI. I O. Ac., Which ar»* offered, at A Li .-A i.K or RtTl ML VF.HY LOW PRICES. To the R'tail Trade w-wouid say. that having made arrang uients in our store, we are now fully prepared ittand all who wish to bu v li K AI* F1'R AS il, ar" in vi tr-d to "*al I arid examine our Ooods and prices. ONE I'KIti OMLV, AND NO ULVIATIOK. N E W E K E S S A A N E E N & S.\OW'S KM'KIISIS kecend St., 2 doors aouiii of Jolincon,...U. t. Andrrion'i old stand* UK Prwpi ivtwrs ha*«. recently titled up an Office, loeu-d a.-a'i re, to enable them to keep pace witbtlieif rapidiy increasing bu»ir,esr at tin- p- int. The attention of ITIZEMi, MtlUHAMTS AND IH SIM:SS Mi generally, is directed to this, as the tafest, surest, and seediest method for the transportation of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES AND BUNDLES to St. Louis or any intermediate point. Also, to all the I N I A I I E S A N O W N S I N E U N I O N for the purchase of Goods, or to any |ariiou!ar house, will be promptly attended to. auu, fcufcUteTtw** **oa. Keokuk, August 22, 1S55.—Smd TIIOS. (T.AUITT, Agent* A. H. HE AST.TP. W. S. lUOOKE, Agent, No, 91 Main-st. between Sd A 4ilk, KEOK1 K. lottTSi i n n e s S o k testof twf years, and has not its equal in the Mis sissippi valley nod to the Oolden Harp," be ing a greaalv improved 10,000 lbs braiier per 14,000 do eop'r bott'msj 26 cases sheet 'g i-oprj 2 000 lbs brass kettles Tinner's Tools and Machines, Rivets, Bars, Solder, Soldering Irons, Pre*«e4 Ware, vis: Plates, Pat bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, Ac. Japanned Wax*, an extensive adornment, all of which, they to sell at lowest market ratea, both at 8t. Loals and Keokuk, and would respectfully invite «f purchasers to their stock. BRIDGE A BROTHER. sep2Uyd W. S. IXIRE, Agent, Keokuk. Iowa. October 1st, 1855* Pi'- mi rim Cook Stove. Their assortment of Ilea ing Stove* tor Wood ano coal is c\teu*ire.— Some- entirely new pat tern one of which, the KEOKI K, IOWA Hardware and Cutlery. FA I.I. TH DK. W. A II. Tl '('Kl.'H. 1 in port., r.-t and Young America, a ipit-ndid parlor Moi e, re eei.'iy patented, will be found superior to any in i!.un of theaee forra •ingbeat. They have tie at their store in Louis, from which 1.000 do spelter fjQpO do bl'.ck t-.u 5 cases Porcelain kettles and sauc pan* V-


ocr: i ,uM !h -bul« Whfhl ine subfcrib-Tr, projp, U»ra of the Empire Stoi . Work), St. Loiti', b'^ leave to inform Dealer- in Iowa 1 hat he havectablishcd a bnr: of their house in Keokrl where they will keepcoi on hand a larg well-as»r!'d stoe A Heat ing Stoves. .Al'. i Keokuk, August 82.1- ... near the errav. yard.) or by mail. j- i A i OIL CLOTLI* A. Ut Kkld, A. 4 «»., Hit .llaiu MieiH. AVK just received the largest and most varied ek of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought to This stock comprises or.e hundred different styles, i having been bought before the recent advance, I will sell them at present -wholesale eastern pri We would respectfully invite those wbo are fur- i their houses, to an examination of these and Oil Cloth", fr-c-Iing satisfied that styles, and price (Jlothinjr €Jlo1hin €Jlothing I TK\ TFIOTTfiAXD i' 'LI,.\HS WOKTIl »F READY MADE CLOTHING AT TUB I a o o i i i n N o ,0 The iui i !f0U1 V,"" d,Ue \o. 70 .Matin St.. Keokuk. V' lh fir8t January 4, 1856, dly HKIIHa K I S "f Mart M't. S o v e s a i i i i n n e s .- liier hey s •,ruiar at to the Golden Hot-air C«w k Stove, hac now st/.-od the branch in Keokuk will 200 bdls ir-n wire n-- 4 to 20 1,500 bxs tin plate, i.s sorted 20 caaes sheet sine. constantly supplied, .(liiti bds b'b-dA char coal sheet ir-ri, nos. 12 to 27 20 do Russia Irtm 50 do imitation 200 dos fry pans, DI hi :.:.i Mississippi Valley Nurseries, Keokuk. Iowa. Our tock of I 'v rf Pears, Apples and Cher ries is very d--sirabl«-. cs isii to ornaiuent their grounds wtil commence bearing the balaiict of his fine Winter *t«-k of Clothing and Furnishing i' TOi'm f"' a .(KM* who have UWI yet supplied i, UIBCIU^ d- at r. du,--.t isti to ornament their grounds /"lIKCtLAR SAWS.—All si*e wiil commence bearing the v/ Circular Saws, warranted by ytar after planting. i fc. Also, a fine a--ortnie„t of Fancy Shrubbery, Ever. V|" ANDRELS, for Circular Saws, for sale by Roses, 1 ah,ias. Ac. *-1 Orders received at oitr grounds, three-fourths of a of City limits, on tli. Bluff Ferry road ku,l. „f winU-relothing at Ka,tem eu.t Dittinmutk^tock of spring and -utniaer clothing. Now i.- the time for }.riee-. \v. s. 1001:1 .A .No. .i •:. i.. •ON HD A. -IT!), 1-. h'dvl K I own 9 S o k 111.000 lb« brasiert' cop per I4..(t00 do cop bott'ms 2.' ca.-e« sheet 'g copr 2,000 lbs brass kettles Tinner's Tool* aud Machines, Rivet*, Ears, Solder. Sol.jering Irons, Pressed Ware, vit: Plates, Pat bucket and Tea Kettle Cover-, A Japanned Wars, an extensive assornment. all uf which, they to sell at 1-west inarke* rates, both at St. Lui.- and keokuk, and would respectfully invite the of puroba-i rr to tLe.t -t- k. BRllMlFI A BROTHER. tcp23lj?d October 1st, Y O O S Kilt \sii 1 I I viVl t. A to., K.'I lXalm kt reel, lu lu 11 lnril ami fourtli, KEOKl'K, IO*VA DRY GOODS VARIETY C*OOLS CARPETS, HI.At»V-n.%l*i ('i.oTHiMi, &c, Which arc off-red at WHOl.KSAI.i or RMTAIL. at VERY LOW PRICES. R-tai. trade we Would SHV. tliar haxtr.7 mad.- arrang nn nts 111 our store, we are now fttHy prepared i ail ton wish to bay til\P FOR CAH, are invit 1 to cull and examine our Goods and pried. O^ii I'ltlt 1: O^'l.V, A KD ISO IIIV1ATIO-*. NEW EXPRESS A.KHAMJEMENT. s\»\v"s i:\i'Kis oi'i-Ki & 2 door* Sn OIKI St. of .1 It tl II« on II it oil' s old •.mild. ui i. i I.'v i• :.' i\ m.'"i -i a 11 rapidly increasing bu.iii -.-at thic int. Tbe attention ol CiTIXLKK, itli:H( HAKTK A.M WT!f generally, i- direet-.l t-. 'his, as the ut —t, surest, and diest method for the trnu-p.nation of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES AND BUNDLES I.. Sr. •i»i« or nnv ititnnelate j»int. A !-o. to nil th- I N I A v I i I A N 1 o W N 5 I N i 1 1 U N I o N Orders for the purcha: of ,jT any particular house, will be promptly attended to. Also, COLLECTION* MA OK. HOVELS AFI) TONGS. 1 the are such that they can-! sale by fail to please all who may favor us with a call, 1,000 do spelter 2,000 do block tin: 5 cases Porcelain kettles and pans W. S. 00RX, Age nt, Keokuk, Iowa. »1 a •o their THOM. n.lllETT, Afent. Hardware and Cutlery, IT 1.1. THIOL:. We arj now prepared to' W. A 11. Tl CKLR, Iinis.rters and Wbolcsalt furnish a g-n ral a -ort- O# alers, are in reccipt of much the large.-1 stock which they have as yet ever displayed to the mer chants of Iowa, Missouri and Illiuoi*, t«» which they !h tnoiit desirable »f FKCIT TREE- iu.-nt kinds stu-h Cherry N- c'arine, V«ince,Ac.. and -t il uits, Raspbi-rri*s, srraw-l^rrifs, Carrtmti, n •--.•'cberries.Ac., tog--ther with s v ral variet irap- O S Apple,Peach.P-ar, ask attention, and guaranty to be at Bt. Louis v. Plum, Apricot.! Sept. 7, l»55.--IAw MES* ale SHOVELS.— A large stock {to low by S. W. A 11. TVCKER. \\T ASHING MACHINES-The celebrated s' V ing lvnuckels Washing Machine, for sale by s. W. A 11. TI CKER. SHOT GUNS,—A lot of double-barrelled shotguns ome fine, for sale low by S W. A ll. TUCKER, of the St. \V. A H. TICK ER W. A H. TI CKER, ^TIUVIIUS AMI JOXiS.—The different Oof Iron, Brius and Steel, for sale by S. W. A H. TICKER. PICK.-)and AND MATT'JCKS.—A supply of Gcrtnaa steel east steel pointed picks and Mattocks also, stone picks and sledges, for sale by S. W. A H. TI CKER. ^J.KAIN SCOOPS !—Iron and steel. For sale by S. W. A H. TUCKER. k SES AXES !!—Hunt'sCollins' Simmons", 1\. piucott *. White's and Wilson's axes, n st.-ek for ,-nle low by S. W. A 11. TI CKER. PFairbanks LATFORM Scales, from 700fba and upwards,of pattern, with and without levers, S. W. A H. TI CKER. STAKTO.N Al 1 p. K. C. U. rCCK.. test of two years, and has not its equal in the Mis sissippi valley aud to the Golden Harp," be ing a greaaly improved Premium Cook Stove. TUeir assortment of Heating Stoves for wood and coal is extenfive.— Some entirely new pat tern-, one of which, tbe Young America, a splendid parlor stove,re cently patented, will be found su|enor to any in vention of tbe age for ra l. igheat. Thev have "i. ie at their store in ijomjr, from which


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ocr: v JHJUWPJ MAKE WAY FOR BIG CIRCUS! Free Exhibition. GRANDyKRIAL AsCE.\»I6N. Miss Castella will '-valte on a single wire, uOO feet in lenpih, to the topmost hoight of North's Circus, will take place a few ment.? previous to the opening of the Circus pe.fornancej .-he being theoi.ly person ia 11M world that can accomplish this-almost incredi ble feat. This is given THE LIRiiEST COMPm IX THE WORLD. Villi EE COMPANIES IS OS El Equestrian, gymnastic antfft (From til. National Amphitheater, Chicago.*) D,f Berlin, et Vienna. LEVI The Juvenile Concentration ol Littleji1 Iren, in Arei i Novelties of ineffable ma ^T ce ce. i.whic I.1TTI.F. tlCKORM SOUTH, the vou'h foi J-'quesMiene Ella IW-yb1-! Master Willie, Masters Henry and George, a- free charge. LEVI J. NORTH'S National Circus. Juvenile. i r, This immense triple con cern will upon entering the city, make a gorgeous pro cession introducing!:he splen did Bai:d Chariot, diawn by u'h fl-gmtly caparisoned sl?e!s ai.d c.:n'aiiiing PROF. HCLUS' National Brass Band. Consisting of 12 Ptrtoju. Immediately in the rear will fallow the whole Troupe Children, on Lilliputian Po nies. The Procession of llmsas will enter each town at 10 o\U k A. M. Will exhibit at 6 ox Saturday June 314. Admission—Box 30 csnts. Children to box halfpri-e. Doors open at 2 o*c loc1 7 o'c!. ck P. M. Perom ance hnlf an hour after. The Kqnrstrlan Troupe Comprises the following i:s- _TINGIIIH^J PCJ farmers: MISS CASTELLA, ie^ reiniere Equestrienne, et ^ensr, de L°ndre. i'dr.j, J. N0UT1I, (lie unequalled and unappro achable Principal and Sccnic Rider. TOM 0SB0RN, The educated mute, Jack Shepherd, er t! comic of all mules. Two dollars will be gtf su to any one that can ride the mule MR. A. PAS'T R, MR. KENNEDY WM. NAYLOIL X. ARMSTRONG,' the celebrated Two Horse lor. and 100 Sominersit ['h tower. VINCKN i CA RLIH.I" S. CRF.NNEN. WtiEM Li' Mr J. T1NKHA M, the greatest Double Soif set Throwei in the world. Ihe iYMNAi'1 1C CORPS cmbrices ANTONIK, the great Eq'tip ise Aitistej Mov ISAOOHK, the Pantomiin'c Pel former. JA«. MrFAKLAND, the wonderful TI Rope Artiste v1r. T. MILIEB, nd Mr. A. .' PtKRY. 1 oilier.", wii! appear. ill be introduced at each performance, t' celebrated Dancing hoise.TAMMANY} tl/ Unapproachable Trick Hor e SPOT BKAl TV tiiso, the sagacioti* l/l'ijuitian P"i.i' Tont &. Jerry, Harry Stibb n*, la»hion, I-! Ned, etc. 1 3 Clowns In the m\El PASTOR, TbeC own, wlii.ee wit is infinite, will ope'i' Budget of comicalities, hits at Popular Fol!i Vagaries and Waggeries, ami Humorous 1 cc itricities of evi-ry kind. Also the Wonihrjal Trick town, A S O N '^IVill appearss the Alii DIVER- the infant rljvvn only 6 Y^AHS OLJ- The Evening Entertainment will cone1.-. wiih life comic Panfomine of the IUCI1 Lit It, 4 on THE Blft HEADED FAJMIA! FIT Particular- ol" which see small liill^ Pictorials. (UfT This Company will LJJDYY1LLE, on Tuesday "tir»e 24th. At ALBIA Wednesday, June 25th. T. R. TOOLE, Agent ESTRAY MULE, StASf! OF TOW.\, *lso .perforff


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ocr: O", stock of S o v e The «ub«cribcri', proprie tors' fif the Empire Store Work*, St. Loui-s beg leave to infirm St• Dealer* in Iowa that ti i-y hav«- eftablishcd a brain of their house in Keok wh'Ti thi y will keepe ly on himd a la1 we!l-a*.-•ncd «t &. Meat Inr Sloves. Ainota- ii' rrueitbejp ej»ii |mhiicuiai at to the "Wolden li(/t-air Stove, tilth ha- now sttod the ». 5 Mm\m atv A I sale by HOVELS—Ame for sale lo«"t»y -Soliii f:-n' and .i ('tot/iini?! {'fothin» (clothing Mainiiiotli Clothing 8torc, \o. 70 fflhiin St., Keokuk. Is rt»w Recviviii..' *vton«iv»' as^oirnicnr •.»! A S I O N A E O I N lun-Nt f.ibr. un I of -'ip. ri^r W..| iv ,M I he»i- uo. CouiprrtiBg all (kit is fwe*«ary to complete reavonable prices by -Tanas"- 4 dly Sl luniM.i U vAovilou mmy wuere, and omy noea to bt- 'wn to *K ap|»f« ii. i KKO.I ST. L*t-' IS, MM a n i n n e branch in Keokuk will be constantly supplied, 200 bdl* iron wire DO* t,000 bd. b'li"lA char 4 to 20 c«al ^ht et iro«, 1,600 bxs tin plate, a. nos. 12 to 27 sorted 20 do Hu»*in Iron 10 caves sheet sine. 60 do imitation do 200 do* fry pans, October l%u l*ro. O I S I V I I iM itiviii: iv co., v i and 1 o ii ti. Ar. r.• :i I'l !1 Dry (iooiK. Variety o«ris, Carpefs, KI ADV'M ADi: CI.OTH I !»•, Ac, Which are offered.at •V110i.l-ALE or RITAlL. at VERY LOW PPTTrSMS.' the Retail Trade we wouid it way. Hardware and Cutlery. Direct 11111» o I a I i o 11. W. Jt 11. i '. KLiiui'. n ., ing •. be»r Eng h-hgoinl. f.T the spring tradi by the -hips At lantic and R"'kaway fr«n Liv r|»»ol, and steauirr. ap the MisM«*ippi. togi-tberwith extensive ptirchn*• e« froin American manufacturer*, by altui«t cvei.v boat wbieh arrives at thi=pirt, and are prepared to increased induc«'uents to purchasers, ai.d will any »t. Lonis bill which may I iv. ). 11 made in onr line. di'W XES AXES !!—Hunt V,Collins%Simir. pincott's axes, for sale l-w hv S. W. 4 U. TICKER. ^JPADES— Amee*, fowland'? and other biand W. 4 H.TUCKER I ^innd's and oth -i bi-»nd. W. 4 H. TICKER. II !-.. nveud, cai-t v,el plai •i for sale in great v: W. 4 11. Tl K l.'K. nnd Trace Chains, a large "took, for s.ile low by S. W. 4 11. Tt KER. cf oil U N I S I N O O S i gentleman'- w,irdr.tw,h!1 »,«• n: and a' w. A H. HE AS LIP. s. mookeT nt, No, 111 Main-st. between :td 10,000 1be brasiers' cop per 14,000 do cop'r bott'mii 2 ca«es sheet 'g copr 2.000 lhi bras kettles Tinner's Tool* and Machine*, Rivets, Ear?, Solder, Soldering Irons, Pressed Ware, vis: Plate., Pat bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, 4c. Jupanncd War*, an extensive aa-onimcnt, all of which, thev are to sell at lowest market rate., both at St. Louis and Keokuk, and won Id respectfully invite tk* of purchaser* to their stock. BKllKiL A 15K01HKR. sep2U_vd W. MOORR, A -LIB, KEuK I K lows. S o k tort of two years, and ha* not it? equal in the Mi» i.-f*iji| .i ii i lev and to the iiolden llarp," be "*K a gr«aaly improved Premium Cook MO\O Their assortment of ll -.itnig Stovw for wood at 'i coal i-i e*tpnaire.— Some entirely new pnt ti-'im, one of which, the 1i nung America, a splendid parlor stove,re ••-iitly patented, will be found nu|M-rior to any in vrr tion of the age foi ra heat. They have -it tale at (heir atore in Agent, Keokuk, Iowa. that b.i. ing made arrang-ments in onr store.'wc are no* fully prepared and all who wi*h to bu v C11K A Fo it AS1I, are in vit'"d to '"*11 and examine our Guod. and .prices *0 DKVIATIO*. OXi I'KK K OM,Y. AND CASV M0E&( K«ORttV, IOWA JONES a I'lXK, A|««ti, nil A E N ROUM FULI m. 1-1 n,W».U.U tan' lv ou hrund at the sign BM-ANVIL. Louu, from which 1,000 do spelter J.000 do block tiii 5 cates Porcelain kettles and *aue F'.Df


ocr: than In: 'T.e ,t. i. oriefjK,: or in wropetiti" ami defy it. and T* hereby Riven that in conformity chapter FO] Tf 1 K I I.I i( N! Having added preatly to oar faeflitie* ing every special of job ritivriM,!, and -uj..: k'.u oflW in thi* regiou ..untry, w. are prepared work in a BetterSfvIc than can el?' \ii i» |.f• t.. i W, also injt flill fanner extensive atiuiuouf to our coiu|riMug all the Latett and tuont Fashionable of Job Types. Ornament*, tUr., and we ask it a» a vor that people wishing work of thin- kind would amim priced nnd (juality, and we pledge ,hat oor l'»«»shall be made at leaat TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER K000 oiler w exwne w»e mean wnat Wv motto i.t. Better & Cheaper than l'r:nt: on \our woik, and il \ou do not (iiel us ling to fulfill our offer fur executing work at TWKJIT1' PI:R CKXT. UlNt Ol .IT from the i-rie,.* 1.1 ,.t h-r-1. her.-Wv -|H- agree tn do v..ur ».i I. w ..hi 11». Kf .ill v FOR NOTHING I S I K O I K i A o s n


ocr: Keokuk.Oct 12-~d e n a S u e y Dl R. S. BAltliER Would rcsjK-ctfully itorrn hi.- patrons and the public gen erally. that he ba» removed his office to the'" New Brick building uu the west side id' Third street, b- tw, ii Main and .lohn-oti, where he has m-cured a handsome fUit of n-iius, ami has spared lie it In puins or exji« nse to make th. elegant and cmnt -rtable,— Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance of the same, jirAll ojierations warranted.


ocr: ATHK!«.Mn. TH03. DOFF, Manu r. J~FV FFE, Ast. Manager First time of the great play of DON CESAB DE BAZAN. Saturday- Evening-, April ii, Will be p.-rf rui. the great j.lav Dan Cesar dr Kazan. Don Cesar de Basaa, lnff nan Josr, Hatching Maritana, Mr* Duff Tootmciad with th Nan'ical drama of BLACK EYED SUSAN or, all in the Downs. William, Basaa, Mrs Dmt Prices of Admission—Dress Circle eenta L»bbj 25o ats. Djjra op.-nat 7 o'c.ook, curtain will rite at 7J. Duff


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ocr: n E A Dealer in i un\ y?jp{ w*rrm "TT To THOMAS IlEiV^IIAIl A S O N E b-'l GROCERIES, BUY GOODS. lI\ HARDWARE' BOOTS A SHOES, "'ftA.T8 it CAPS, PHOVISIONS. I.-, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING. fec Tnke Notice.—Anything uiul K wrvthing, heap for. fturno- Council filuflt, Oct. 2, '55. 'Honor in Trade!" •naott


ocr: I exchange for Goods. keep on hand, HUNTINGTON We hat* also Twelve(1, and will full supply of E A K and Sho»» nnlct-r Findings, together with a assortni. rit of st„p|e Dry Goods and Groceries, —ALSO—* HATS AND CAPS! Readdy Made Clothing Ac. All of which w« will aell at the very price for cash. Thankful for pa^t favors, we solvit, a sharp public patronage. Pie.iMe call and our sitKik fore purchasing elsewhere. j^p*Dry Hides aod couutry produce'takeu Jan 1, '56. HUN TI^GTON PYPER. Sc Boot and Shoe Store! The untferaigned would respectfully call attention of their customers and the generally, to their -new slock of Boots aid Shoest Just received per.last hi. u fur Fall and ter Trade comprising all the variety of for Lad es, Gents. Misses. Boys, Youths,


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ocr: I CA!* A!\D DO SFILL to th.' citizen* Keokuk and vicinity. Furs Ft'RNirrRK. cheajwr than they can purchase iu St. L'liis or anywhere abroad and trau*j»ort it here. \ov p*rjons doubling this are invited to call at the '•..'eCity Furnitiire Hootn», 136 Main t. and fv themselves of the fa t. C. 8. ABBuIT. Cummins, Seaman & Co., tl'I.I VMI UM IHtl »OUS. No. is I»«sa .• I7t Fm.To* Srs.. ,-hi i'4^ NKW YOHK \«IK TO it V I I.HOAD O VTBA t


ocr: dly & BKO., ^ST. LOLT-, MO. S o v e s a n sub»rribi rs, proprie of the Empire stove St. Lou is, beg to inform Stove in Iowa that they established n I rarirh their house in Keokuk. re th'-y will Keepc n i\- ou hand a larir n w e i -a o e s 1 A Hest in* Ktoves. Amori|( ine former lUty rail particular at« to the "Golden Hot air Cook Stove, hs^ now stood the branch Keokuk will be constant ly supplied, 200 b«ils iron wire no 4 to 2d 1,500 bxs tin plate, a* sorted 20 cases sheet zinc. August 10,1865. dAw 86 Mala street Mississippi Valley Nurseries, lirokuk, Iowa. TEN rH( U8AND D0LL.VI13 WORTII OF E A Y A E O I N AT TIIE Mammoth lothing Store, \o. 70 Main St., Keokuk. subscriber, anxious to disjRts1'Of the b« i of his fine \t ,n!er stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, will from this date to th flret of March next, sell all kinds of winter clothing at Eastern object being to make room for a mammoth stock of spnng and summer clothing Now n Hi- tme for who have not yet supplied themselves to do so at reduced prices. 5,000 In i.14 char eoal sheet iron, Bos, 12 to 27 29 dk Russia Iron 50 do imitation do ST LOUIS AND ALBANY STOVES, Con-isting in part of the following varieties E. W. BUEL We are now prepared to furnish a general assort merit of the most kinds of FRUIT TREE.-, such as Apple.Peach.P. a', W. S. MOOKE. Afent, No, V1 Msiu st. between ,d A 4ih, KEOkl K, i n n e s S o k 10,000 lbs brasi P*r: 14,000 do cop bott mi 25 cases sheet 'g copr 2.000 lbs brass kettles 2('ti doz fry pans. Tinner's Tools and Mschic -s, Rivets, Ears, Solder, Soldering Irons, Pressed Ware, vis: bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, te. Japanued Ware, an extensive assornment, all of wh,ch, they to sell at lowest market rat*«, both at St. Louis and keokuk. and would respectfully of purchasers to their i-tock. BRIDtil. A BK'UIILR sep231yd W. CHARTER OAK, MAY FLOWER, GOLDEN ERA, BLACK DIAMOND, GOLDEN HARP PREMIUM, YOl NG AMERICA PARLOR STOVE, PRIZE PRK.M 11 frELF REGULATING Ac Ac.» BO Oil liabd a ,d sale by It li-. DeaiOTT Copper, Shut hum, Hollow have the most extensive assortment of Stoves in this market, and we pledge ourselves to sell s or lower than auv house in this eitv. Orders solicited from any part of the country, attended to at No."77, Main Street, between 3d and 4th. Keokuk, Iowa. October 1st, 1855s roit AMI LXCLt'NIVELY. DI KkEE ii CO., t, between Third and ourth, KEO^TK, Ar-- n e.' i ..f ar'*'- «tock of Dry Goodfi, Variety Goods Carpets, KLAI»V-TI 4 I»t 4 1.0TI1IX., Ac., Which art offered, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at VERY LOW PRICES, To the Retail Trade we wwuld fay, that having mad arrang menu in our store, wcarenow fully it and all who wish to buv CilE .VP FOR CASH, are invit.il to eall and examine our Goods and prices. PKll i: O.M.V, AND NO DEVIATION. N E W E E S S A A N E E N & SVOW'S EXPRESS St-cond St.. doora noutli of Johusou,...*.. C. Andersen's ttsad. jj i'-i- LiiVtr recent! v fitted uj an a- i»- vc, to oiinO.e tUern to keep pace wuh ranidlv increasiriE Lu»ine*t at thi?1 j«e,ni. 1 tic attention of CITIZENS, ItlEUCHANTS HI'S I NESS MEN general!v, is directed to as ,-afe-t, surest, ni. i ^edie^t method for the transportation of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES AN/) BUNDLES to St. Louis or any intermediate |oint Also, to all the I N I A I I E S A N O W N S I N E N I 0 N Orders for the purchase of Goods, or to any particular house, be promptly attended to. ALSO, ColAKCTlOSS MAOJC. Keokuk, August 22, 1855.—Smd test of two years, and not its equal in the Mis sissippi valle? and the Golden Harp," be ing a greaaly mum Cook Stove. 1'heir assortment of II' .ting Stoves for wood aim coal is extensive.— Sotne entirely new pat terns, one of whieh, the 'i oung America, splendid parlor stove,Te cently patented, will found su(enor to any vention of the age for iii.i'ing beat. Th»»y have e.t, iale at their store in St. Louis, from Xkk, THOS. CLAUETT, AfMi Hardware and Cutlery. 4 I.I. TRADE. SW A II. il kLU. Inijiorters and d-alor". ire in re» ipt of much the largest which thev as yet ever displayed to the chant? of Iowa, Missouri mid Illinois, to which ask attention, and guaranty to at St. Louis 1,000 do spelter 2,000 do block tin 5 cases kettles and pans Ag.-ni, Keokuk, Iowa. 1, W. BUEL A BRO A. H. HE AS LIP. BRO., IOWA


ocr: of Christmas Is Coining! Tj^VEKY' thing suitable for Holiday presents can ra b. had at the SANTA CI.AI S DEPOT CREIUHTON & 01IMER. dee 12d J. H. WESTCOTT, X)K-BINDER, stationer and Blank-Book Man ufacturers, No. I M) Mnin Street, ^up stairs.) ,AN'K. li•)ok.^.— A supeilor article of pup Ju- re,*,i»'e{, li out of wiii-h we are pri p^r -.l to mak- ail kinds of Bunk Books, L«. lger*, Journal', Cash, Bill-Books, Ac. J. 11. W'ESlWTT. novl 110 Main »f. BiNDlXU.—Books, Magasines, 1'^iuphieU, etc. I bound in any style desired, novl J. H. WKSTCOTT.


ocr: i Th tbi'ie who lia\( ih .I.ii.iutr. 1. I KIIH I: S o v e s a 'ihe ttubfi-tib r-, prupil. t"r* of the Empire Works, !?t. Ijoui*. leave to )ufrm Hto* Dealer* iii lowathat ih haveentsibji.'ilied lrain of their house iii Keoku wh ••rethey trill aeipeo stantly on h«nd a lar and well-a«'-ortel «toi of tii-a, bucket and Tea k' -'tl Covers, Ac. Japanned Ware, an cxtenxive as- rmiunt. all of which, they are determined to *eli at low, mark -t rates, both at St. L-ui- and W. okuk, :tnd wouldn-peetfally invite the «|jerif|on «f pnreha-er- their ftoek. HH1DUK A JIliOliiLK. 'P- E. If o. August 10, dAw o n tl v ist 22, is .5.—Stud BtHLINGTON VPZPiM: penaenm/.'" XI (f 7othhig Clothing Clothing TEN TIIOCSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE iHanunoth Clolliia^ Store, \o. 70 Main SI., kookuk. a HJ *»il K T, .11,1 .. vt U.£ Lii ... Civil.ilig iUid rurtii»l.ui^ tiinids, will frntn tlii date to tb .* first of Marrh nt-xt, ll uil kind* of winter clothing at Kaetern cost, bjoel 1 inRto make r««)tn for a mainniuth stock of fpringnnd tnnmn clothing. Now in the time for yet siippUeil therarclm ti do at rt-din'-d prices. a. into, II Jl (Miking A I l(P i i -IU Stovvs. Among th- f- 'uifi Ii, H. uid trill paiti' ulur u leniion W i.iv iiuidi Era" Hot-air Cook 5t«iv. which iia.-! Jion *tood tb Their branch in K 200 Ik!1 troi, w i. 4 to 1,500 bis tm «'rted 21' isaacR *b.o-t /in- X. III e i n n e s L.. •_ uppiied, j,(iu0 bd* b'fed A char coul cbeet iron, nos. 12 to 27, 20 do Russia Iran M) do imitation do ST I.OUIS 33 "FL "5T 2flo do* fry pans, Tinner'.-T.»oI 'and Macuina*. Rivet. Ears, bolder. Soldering Iron", Pre«-ed Ware, rit: Plate*, rat- ii ARTER OAK. -OLDEN ERA. liOLDEN HARP PREMIUM PRIZE PREMIUM, On hand and i. ti oo r«» o »i i John «»o ii.-.-I.. n 5 r%o n o il n »i«J. PIIHE Proprietors lia*' r»»e, ntly C".t.d up an OlHee, located aub-'Ve, to enable them to keeppsee with their A rapidly increasing hu-:neM at thi- |»"t.t, ih" attention of CMi/EKK, MldUIIA^iTS A\II MISIMESS HIES generally, is d«wt«l to this. the eafe-t. surest, and speediest meth'it for the tran*porta''."n of MONEY, GOODS, PACKAGES AND BUNDLES to St. Louis or any in termed'at-' |»dnt. Also, to all the PRINCIPAL I I E AND I O W N S I N Ii E UNION. Orders jo: h-•-poruUace of Goods,ot t" any particular house, will bo [fcomptiy attended to. ALSO, CV I.LRCT i 0 N S MA UK. ,f Moin and Jtjf'tnon $l»., 1. O. .% Hranrli nt tlif r« ni 11 t'ollcite of f*u.. imor poi ntid h) the l.e^isln. sure of thui Mate, uitli prrpt-tual ebarler. v i tv. of Bos/u k'*» I!: and L, 11. iKl.ll-:!T, 1": i Commercial sejenccs. A H. HE AS LIP vr. H. MOOKH. A In 000 lb- braiiers* cop per 1 i.tlOo do cop'r bott'ms 2j eases sheet 'g copr 2,000 ib* brass kettles 8. w 2 OOO A N A I S A N Y Consisting n par th- Tin. Copper, Sheet Iron, Hollow St'are. h\ !ie !U.',-: v -i:i:ee aesw'.ui of St..v.w ill thi- ma'- 1 j-• our.-e!«e* to low or iow^r tban any houxe in tata «M*. Orders aoitcttoa irom any part ot tu« country promptly attend.d to at No. 77, Main Street, between 3d and 4th, Keokuk, Iowa October 1st, ISVi. i «»it ween «d 4th KROKf-K, f-.wa ,a SI o e k. V'. I vif i l*. y t'.iki not it* e«{u»l tn the Mils «i.»»ippi ialley iu.d to the tio|,|fii iJwrp," be itig a greasily improved Premium t'iMik Move. Tlitir a-.^ortui.nt »l li' n| Stove* for wood ai coal i* extensive.— entirely new pat 11 r: one of whieh, the ting America. a ndid parlor »im e,rc y patented, will tie i Bui'enor to any tn on of he age lor ru .,g ent. Thes have le at their store in Moors, Agent, Keokuk. Iowa. STOVES, Howing varieties MAY FLuWER, BLACK DIAMOND, UNO AMERICA PARLOR STOVE, -ELF-REtiULATINO Ac., Ac., BUEL & BRO., i i k i i A S.'l VI i ,11 klrt'l I'lim ii I iiird I our:li. KEOKI'K, Ml#l Dry Good*, Variety Good*, Carpel*, Hl A!»V-nAIi ('LUTH1NG, Ac., ONE FIIK K OML1 i, nr r»-d. at WHOLESALE or BETA IL. at VERY LOW PRICES. •i .i. ».ui!d «i»y. ih:U having made arrangement* in oir «tore, we are now fully pictured to buv CUE F:»K C\SH E. W. BUEL A BRO are iiivitnl to eail and examine our uooda and prices. AM» U DI VUTItW. .\i w EIPKESS ARRANGEMENT. & snows OFFICE, *.«• TITOS. (I.tfiETT, A«r«nt. Hardware and Cutlery. ALL Tlt ADfc. r« W. A H. TP'KER. ImjH.rters i.nd Whole.«ak I O# dealers, are receip* «f much the laigest stock whieh they have cs y.t «-vcr displaye'd to the tner chants of Iowa, Missouri aud Illinois, to whu they ask attention, and guaranty to be at St. Louis pi ices. -Sept. 7, 1*56. --ei.V IV A MEh'SIIOVEIjS.—A large stock (lu amvt i for Kale low by S. W. A H. TICKER. ASH N i A'CHINRS.— The celebrated Float ing Kmc !»eIs Wa--hing MiM-lnne, for sale by h. W. A H. TUCKER. HOT -Alotof double-barrelled shotguns, some fine, for sale low by i i Lottie, from which 1.000 do spelter 2,i.M0 do block tirt e*«eH Porcelala kettles and sauce ell a and


ocr: K I A V 5 Mpeotfully invit RooM of thesub i PIANOS, MELODEONS, (,t it.IHV I.I 11. A mi i*s. PTHIMlf, S1IKFT Mf-IC, INFTIU (TTION Ac., f-vfr offered in I«»wa. All in.«truuifntn *Id are warranted at Eastern prices. lloom* in Op *p"nd- (). •. 1, rt tii- UuildiMr N«. 62. Muir. ^t PIANO AKD TWKLOIM 0. and ill-" in ninarlnir, cultivation otlh* Voire, 4kr. i Tkhm». Private h—on« p' qr. 24 le*«oji» ]|12. (t'S'.'H a! rwfidence, 1 with use of Pian-i, iJ. .. o""d Huston. Hawkins 3c %. V. UsBKl.L. fit u«ir. v!2dw Instruction in Music ('. I.SHKLb ii« pre|iared to tvci pupil* at hi- mom* for inntr Hnston. Wholemilt (iroccr*. I omniiHslon and


ocr: ARRI ABI SI A NI A CT OK Y"".~ On JohiHon Street, Letwecn It-r urni 2d. B\luaiietuly O'HRl AN A CO. Having pi estab.isbcd our.elte»( in Keokuk, with all ample supply of' the tcry be*t material for the man-" ufacture of Carriages, Buggies, liigs we are prepared to make all article* in our line, in the very Inst style and of the choicest material, on asonable terms and prompt notice.


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ocr: i'. WAPELLO COINTY Central ttrpiibliran Association V O I E S Silas Osuurn, E. J. W. President. Davis, S. Vice President. A. Ucbmek, 7 1 W *C. C. ardebj C. Lawrencf^ Secretary. Norris, Cor. Sec'y. MecU every Wednesday 'All persons friendly to tlieEe publican cause are invited to at Directors, 1 C. F. Blakf., Treasurer. Warden, R. H. at 7 1-2 o'clock.


ocr: AU ti»ilroudfrom Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, i Mt. Pleasant, connecting with the Burling Burlington Advertisement# HiLY I A O & O i IMIfi UOiD LI\F! v tr Ti* t~' 1 4 Chicago fc Burlington Railroad Line, O V K It ANY OTHER RO U E! Quincy. Arriving at CllicaffO 6.00 A. o CL and 0.00 1. IVI. pot, Chicago, making direct and close con tO Chicago! A splendid line of 4-horse Post Coachos A. leaves FortDes Moines every morning for I I tt 11 A TJ Ik*.! iL it* I Alb.^ ottumwa KairfieW to Mt eomectinc w Mhthe Burltnffton & 6.45 P. M. Evening Express, Connecting at Galesb irg wirh the Northern Cross R. for Quincy at Mendota with the Illinois Central It. R. North fT Galena and Dun leith, and South for Cairo and St. Louis. These trains run into the great Central Iiec cinnati Tiains. i Transportation of Merchandise PKODUCIiOR 1IV'E S'l'OCK tioiis with the Michigan Ceutral aad Cin- Particular attention paid to the OVED TH1| VTK. D. RE MICK, Burlington. Fee information address TIIUOIGII TICKETS C. «. Ha i with the Great Eastern Routes. Hours lime Gamed and Miles Distance Saved TO PAS«ENOEKS OOlNO FimJI a 8 k a i y o i a o Three Daily Trains from Bur lington. 7.40 A. M. Morning Express, Connecting at Mendota with Illinois Central R. R. North and South. 2.45 P. M. Accommodation, for St. Louis, FROM i'ort DEa cmcAGol fc U at B^l^nVith^th. Chi- I cago & ltui ling'on It. R. Line, and at Chicago 4-horse*Post Coaches leave Nebraska City daily, pissing through the following Towns: Chariton, cornecting w lib the Burlington & River B. K. 8 AM'L POWELL, General licket Agent f*fckr9«Uli I. 25th, l»5ti, ly o n Sup't.


ocr: B. F. VOSS o e a n e a e rOREIG.V At DOMESTIC i A W A E NO. 248 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


ocr: I'll I'l I t/i tlu Chicago Advertisements. SCHOOL BOOK DE10SIT0RY r'zfil The Place to Huv School BoOBl. Sc Co.


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ocr: Ki nov AC. e n a S u e y Dft. U.S. BARlil.R would rd'jiectf ally inform his |iatroii« and the public g. I eralt.v, that he ha.- r'moved his office to th. New Brick building on the west side of '1 lur htru,, between Main and Johnson, where lie has secured a handsome suit of rooms, and has spared neither {wins or exnense to make them elegant aud comfortable. Thankful for past favors, be solicits a eontinaancoof thcxamc. All operations warranted.


ocr: S ,.wHrit.k the came. Z#r"All K»*okuk,o. 12 HI. Hot I.. e n a S u e y DR. R. S. BARBER wouldroquetfu inform hi= patron? ail 11 he public craUv. that he ha? reni"f 'd hi? office t. hui u.twwn ,,lillg (n the west side of Third street, Main and* Johnson, where he ha, sccnml a


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ocr: jjc Snuouic (Louua, fe" PUBLISHED EV^ST TBtf*8DAT 'Hfr"" TTUMWA, WAPELLO CO., IlyJ. IV. NORlU$. j^tie copy per year, fl ur copies 5 .* **$ 12 ,/« 24 Wfi^re payment it not niads if advance, six inonttir $3 50 within, the year 3 at t»»«f expiration of the year, E S INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE


ocr: I tofore. sell at very small profits. We all kind, of Pr. Beautif ul Spring St Sum mer Styles!!! WE AWE NOW RECEIVING ONE OF THE LARGEST 2 BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF 1c fit? m.:u EVER SHOWN IN OTTUMWA. 11 is uselras for us to attempt to enu merate all ot even the tenth part of the articles that are comprised i.i our stock, bot suffice n to say that it it varied, HANDSOME, and CHEAP tW To short time, prompt paying and CA8H customers, we will, a« u 1 rusiomer*, WT win, a here- du6c jn e hMf (#f Uuo(l ,. EP"l'hb Ladies are requested to call and exsmins our handsome stock of Bonnet*, lircas Good* aud Shoes. PUMftOY & CO, Ottumwo, April 17th, 1856.


ocr: I i IS attracting the people by its varieties of Seasonable Goods at Low Prices! Having enlarged our Store room, and filled it with a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of all kinds of Goods and Wares, just received direct from Philadelphia and New York, r? ftrcat InAnecmentst [s j,er4 offered for the Caah or Ready ler. Our stock consists in part as follows: PLAIN AND FANCY DRY GOOD5, CLOTHS, CASSI \1KRES, SATINETS, JEANS & TWEEDS, READY MADK CLOTHING, HA rS '~M & CAPS, A GREAT IT BEFORE TIE PEOPli! THAT THE •Farmer's Exchange A S S O E N O O O S i i & SHOES, f. -HARDWARE & UUEEN§WAtt*, INCLUDING FAMILY GROCERIES. NOTfCE. 1w» highest prices will be paid for all khrfi of Produce that can be handled, such as FUmr. Grain, Butter, Eggs, fi/. J. M. SYVA& ii. CO. Ottumwa, Dec. 6th. 1865. O I E


ocr: H. GO WEE, BROTHERS fc A |m n A KC HE4LERII JH ANO A 4 s E i I O W A I Y


ocr: NEW STOVE AND TIN HAVING opened Shop in Ottumwa for the sale of Stoves and Manufacture of Tin Ware, in all its varieties, I respectfully solicit a share of patronage from the Citizens of Ot tumwa and Wapello County, and adjoining Counties, where they will always find a good article at the lowest prices. Having had many years experience in ray Jtoi* irjess, I feel competent to execute any work in my line I may be favored with. Metalie Hoofing executed with care and neatners Copper and 7in gattering of any required shapep Spouting and Spoutitighead* a.iiWade of copper tin or zinc. MctldcU of Machinery er ««y article forthe Put tint Offices Jobbing of ulikinas and in ail AJettals that can be donein vj 4, a in Shop. Shop on Main Street, next door to the BA kery. GEORGE SMITH.


ocr: THE RAlt ROAD IN FULL BLAST! IFmoneywant you to get the full value for rear call at LAWRENCI he ia itmt receiving from Boston ana Circinnati, a large lot of Spring and Summer Roods, consisting part of Staple and Fancy Dry Good9, Clothinf, Boots and Shoes, Bonnets and llats, HardweMB Qucensware, Glassware ana Grocerits. FOK THE LIDI!^. I have a fine assortment of all the Latest styles of Dress Goods both plain and fane* such as Baregof. Chali®, Tissues, Brocade and Dotted Swiss, Nainsooks. Balzerines, Plain and fancy Lawns. Poplins, Dcbuige's also Gingbaau and Prints of Various Styles. A fine Lot of Bonnets and Trimings of nearly every styles. Together wit.i a Lo4 of MantU las, Shncs, Gloves. Mitts, Hosirry, plain and Cross barr'd Jaconet Swiss, and Victoria LawM. FOK ni:\ A\D ituis. I have Cloths, Casimeres, Tweeds, Satino||, Jeans, Gambroons, Denins, Camleteens, Brows and Yellow inens. Silk, Leghorn. Palm and Wool Hats. A large lot of Ready made Clothing fust i*? ceivod from the manufacturers in Boston and as I have never kept Clothing hef-re, I can offer •uperior inducements to my Cu« mers without any fear of their gettinsr Old ock. So comti on and examine for yi., je*., 8S I have the Goods to plea** f^,»cy and will them at tmaii proft CU.TS. LAWRENCE. w a n e 100,000 Shingles in exchange for Goods ahtf Butter, Ies, Flour, JNIcal. Bacon, TalloWk Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers, and home ma|i Linen. C. LAWRENCE.


ocr: £HEET-IRON WORKER. BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHING GENERAL* MANUFACTURER OF,BOILER RJILROJD CHJIRSJND SPIKES, North East Corner Main and Cherry Streets. ST. LOUIS MO. Second hand Boilers constantly onbend. Repairing done on the shortest notice. March, 13th '56-n4-


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ocr: January 4, 1856, dly BRIDGE & BKO., JJ.ST. 1- Tba«ahMril* r.-. pr-prie bjrs of the Empire otove Works, St. I/ouist, leave to inform Stove Dealers in Iowa th:it tb»» have established :i lirsu,, t. of their house in Eeok 11 k wheri th'y will Kcept n stantlyon hand a lur^e and well-ae»orted *t e k of o o k i n A a stoves. Among the former they would call particular at tention to the "(Jolden Era" Hot-air Cook Stove, which has now stood the their branch in Keokuk will be eon Keokuk, August 22,185&.—Brad Missiasippi Valley Nurseries, I TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF E A Y A E O I N AT THE Mammoth Clothing Store, \o. 70 Main St., Keokuk. sahsatibtr, Bii,xi-is* to disp.»'Mf i, iu:uh'- ,.f hiR fine Winti «i' of ithing aad Varnishing A Good*, will from this date to th- first of March next, sell all kinds of winterclothmg at Eastern coot. The object beingto make rx,m for a mammoth stock of spnngund summer clothing. Now is the time for those who have not vet supplied th' mselve« to do s1 at reiuived prices. S O S o e v inpplio JW UUs iron wire uos 5,00® bl- b'led A cb ii 4 to 20 eoni sheet ir 1,5410 bxs tin plata, as- »"*. 12 to 27 sorted 20 do Hussia Iron: 20 case* sheet tine. 50 do imitation dj try zoo uos pans. Tinner's Tor!« and Machines. Rivets, Ears, Solder, Soldering Irons. Pres«^d Ware, ritr Plates, Pat ties, bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, Ac. Japann«d Ware, an extensiv. attornment, all of which, they art determined to sell at lowest market rates, both at St. 1UI« attention of purrhaers to th»ir stock. IJKIIX»K A BROJ'HKR. septSlyd Ortober 1st. I O U A N I I I I I V n k i i A o Ra. 16 IHalB street, betwern Tftilr« and Fourth, KEOKiK, IOWA .Are in receipt of largi- stock of Dry Goods Variety Goods, Carpets, KI \rY-YIA»l l,OTIIl\., Ac, Which are off- red, st WHOLKSALK or RKTAIL, at VERY LOW PRICES. To the Retail Trade we wwuld say. that having made arrang tm nt* in our store, we are now fully prepared lor it, and all wh Wish to buy CIll.'AP FOR CASH, are invited to call and examine our (Juods and Drices O*» I'KM I: OMV, AMI* DI VIATI»\. .NEW EXPRESS AKRA\(iEME.\T GODFREY & S\OW'S E\I»IU»S OFFICE, Srrsnd St., 2 doors south of Johnson,...* C. Andersoo'i old stand. mHF. Proprietors have recently Ctt up an Office, located a-alxive, to euabU'them to kee} pace wuh their JL {M»dlj lucreasinsr buiines." at tbij jxunt. The attention of i-riZL\S, HII:K( HA!«T!I AND HI glnerally, is drtt ct.-ti to this. a the safe-t. surest, and speediest method for the transportation of MONEY, GOODS, 1J AG KAG EX AAD BUNDLES to St. Louis or any intermediate point. Also, to all the I N I A I I E S A N I 1 0 W N S I N E U I 0 Orders for the purchase of Good-,or to any particular house, will be promptly attended to. Alao, COLLECTIONS Keokuk, Iowa. a.k now prepared to ffllv fVKfl :ndsof F1U IT TRFKS, such as Apple,P.ach.Pear. I Cherry, l\uin. Apricot, MADX. Nectarine, Quince,Ac., and I small uits, Rasplv rries, I Strawb-rri. s. u a n g, I Gooseberries. Ac., together I with s-vtral varietiot ui A HE AS LIP. W. S. MOORE. A nt. \.i Mum between 3d A 4th, KKOKI K, Iowa. 1 1 e s k. test of two yearn, and has not its equal IU the Mit- sissippi valley and to the (Jolden Harp," be ir:.: a greaaly improved I'n mium Cook Stove. Their assortment of IU atmg Stoves for wood ai.d coal is extensive.— S me entirely new pat tern. one of which, the oung America, a *piendid parlor stove, re cently patented, will be found superior to any in vention of the age for ra liutingheat. Th'-y haw :n sale at their store in Louis, from which 1,000 do spelter 1,000 do block tin '1 rases Porcelain kettles and sauct pans cup- 10,000 lb« braxien' per 14,000 do cop'r bott'ras 2i cases sheet *g copr 2.000 lbs brass kettles and Keokuk, and would respectfully invite the W. MOORS. THOS. C'l/ACETT, Afent. Hardware and Cutlery. 1 11.1. THADI:. O W. A ii. ILClvLlt, iiujtorii rt and Wholcsalr dealers, are in receipt of much the largest stock which they have as yet ever displayed to the mer chants of Iowa, Missouri and Iliir•.!.», to which they ask attention, nnd guaranty to be at St. Louisprices. S.-pt. 7, 1S56.—dAw AMES* SHOVEL^ -A lar f-ale W ge stock (to arrivej fot W. A H. Tl'CKER. rii, ASH IN« ACllIN ES.— The celebrated Float ing Knuekels Wi Agent, Keokuk, Iowa. 1 ?hing Machine, for sale by


ocr: I i pries i S I A A fllMh public art respectfully invited to call at tbe JL KVV Ml. IC ROOM of the subscriber, and ei aaiii' the mo*i splendid*t'vk of PIANOS, MELODEONS (.I ITiKK, i i I I I S ST^INUS, ,sliKKI "•!(., iiOOKS Ac.,ever offered in Iowa. Ail instruments sold are warranted at Eastern Rooms inOgden'iM« Buildiag. No. 52, Main st near second. O. C. ISliELL, nov 12dw Teacher of usie. ""Instruction in Music C. I8BEL1. i* prepared ton ecu pupil* at bis room* for iiintru tion on the O. PIANO AND MELODFO.M and also in Sl»«rinir. raltlvatien •(the Veire.ftc. TKKMS.—Private Joxaons per qr. lessons} $12. given at residence, 15. wi'h uv I'lati'-. 15. der27l Sfenfrf njr School: lieginrieM 111 niusi' will f'inned rLA O. C. Isbell's Music Rooms, On Wednesday evening. Junuary 23. at "i oVlock. All wlm are desiroue of l. irran^ ning are peetfull) invited Uilir priMiil. Tenn« invariably in advance. Ladies $2, Gentle men $3. janl*d Huston, Hawkins A ftuston. «Tk eleiale roi ers, ommUilen and (•ruirdini ^I«rrl»»sne.


ocr: Christmas Is Coming! EYi-'Kl' ihmg cunabie for Holiday prcJents can be had at the SANTA CLAI'S DFPOT of CREKJHTON A 011MBK. dec 12d J. H* WHSTCOTT, BOOK-BINDER, bound in any style desired STATIONBRY J. H. WKSTCOTT. Arnold's Writing iu hi lotting red ink, superior cap, letter at stationer and Blank-Book Man ufacturers, No. 110 Main Street, (up stairs.) |LANK Books.—A superior article of paper II rceived, out of whieh we arc prij»-ired to all kin is of Blank Books, Ledgers, Joomais. Bill-Books, Ac. II. WF, TCOTT. novl II" Main st. i J^INDINU.—Book*, Magaiincs, Pamphlets,


ocr: I\EW O^UIPRUING ^PARMELE & CAMPBELL Nam Sireei, beiw. 24 A. ^«t, K E O K U K I O W A I'KAT"ll-I IN ll,\b OftLD AND MLVEB 1'ARIXJL:, OFFICE, KLTCTU N AKD KAKISB CLOCKS, Fin* Jewelry,Silver SPOONS, Knives,Forks, L.ndlc*', CIIJH', NAJIKII. Hinp. ere., warranted equal to Com Oold Peii'«, L'encils, Chains. Lockets, Keys,FinePocket Cut lory. Shear-,SCISSORS KAIORC, Pistols, Combs, Bru^he*, Porte Monnaie?, and a general a.»«ortment of RKiisirAi. nvrni fliKTS, V i o i n .-. AI-cor Fifto, Flageolets, also, a -ufierior Particular attention i* i-ON-.Flutes, Banjo.-. TiiinU.rinec,et«., qnality OF Violin, Ouitar and JHI-S Viol String* and Trimming!. invit.D to our large and ox- T.-U "ID. si! teel with •.- alley"- THIR E :E suited. FFI#~WE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING, CONNECTED WITH OUR JOMSMX, where be AND JOBBING "F EVERY DESCRIPTION TRADE. NOV MHER 20 DJ-IR K L.-LLL'IM II. JEWELRY STORE. FIT HE subscriber respectfully informs th citizens Keokuk and vicinity that has re.um«d business in IR. iilCK'H KEV Hiucx HOUSE, »h 2n STKKKT I I:TWKK.H well assorted stock of Silver Ware, which he warrants o ptiteiia--ers to be as pure ik MAIX will keep AW» -ccted STOCK of gold and silver wutchos and *old Jewelry of every di-serijition. vix.: Ludi.S'Oold Bn-ast and Ear Kings,( UFT Puis Finger Rings, Gold lets. Ladies'and G.nt lemen' GOLD chains, Card CASES and Port Monaie*, id and Silver Thiui Ides, Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated .spectacles,(«idd Sleeve BUTTONS. Clasiw,Studs, Collar Lutton.-,Gentle men'# Gold Breast Pius,Ac., A lie will also have oil band AT A 1 as coin. Also CLOCKS, OF all descriptions,warranted to keep ""I time FOR TWELVE months. d-.-.d .1 ULE8 FTEIER. W.tTtIII N. W. JONES, Dealer in CLOCK*, WAN |K-N ft jewelry US" SECOND Si'Rl.i L, FN d'»ir to C. Parsons' Banking L!ON=. .' K EOLVL'K IOWA. rn HK sulwcriber ha* just received a large aud beautiful stock of Gold and SilveR Watches,Uold Jewelry,Ac.,coinjirising th latest styles of Ladies' BREAST Pins, En Rings. Finger Rings. Cuff Pins, GOBI GI N |.J Fob Chains. Key*. Seals, Silver Thimble*, Oold Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens with or without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils. WATCH RKVAIUISG. The subscriber Nov. 28, 1856.—-11 y N. W. JONES. w irRi \M i A- 1 1 KER AND 1»!! A LLR 111 I v. -e ipt A g- n ral and well *e- i i e a Isrge aud being a practical watchmaker, feelscompetent to rej.airthe most difficult cate work that may be entrusted to his care. All work warranted I' N and deli to give satisfaction. Conn KIT TIME. The public may rest assured that the correct UUM is, and always will LA* kept by


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ocr: o U W A I Y I 1 at the Ottumwa CM|K Mill." Hiiwi, UtM*(l and loalifer wmcn tbe Ultfheet inarKcJ prlct will be paid tu OASlt I, O U Ii exchan(ed for wheat at nil time* anil in any quafittSa^ MUNTEK, bowcaaca Ottumwa, Oct. 2, '66—n84tf That Same Old Coon! U S U S I t0 buy *ndpay the CA8H for knJ Coou, mink, Otter susd Deer ftklsie« and I will pay what they are worth, wblch la at Uasl twice as much ac ha* ever been iiald for them h«r* fore. BriuKtUeat to tbe Jewelry Wore. C. A. BRADSHAW, Cottll Coat!! Coal III THE underblgned rtipectfally inform* theeiUaSBS of Ottumwa and viclulty, that he haa oa Iuw4« 4,000 im?IuU of the best quality of bituminous co4lf ana l» putting out three hundred bushel* d.nlv. Coal for Mackiiulth# carefully iclected AH ordtra'muit be accompanied with the cuh. WM WEST. Sept. 20, '66—nao 6m NOTIC E.—ThoM loil«bt«d to Jobs Pumroy all plcaae come forward tinmriilaHalj and make ment, aa yor are all aware I have met with a hea^f IOM aod shall undoubtedly »ot every doUar due WWW RCVROT.


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ocr: IN6&." KA.'Tt KKK* iV. Al It* JN iliiT. .^l«rcI»tlat^t, Ucntrrn Line. NEAL, ABRuT A CO., New York, WILLIAMS, Tas-VKR A Buffalo. Proprietors. Sh.p daily from Pier 2, East River, New Yc.rk. All carpoe- illy in-ured to Buffalo. No transhipment between Now Y'ork and BaCalo. For freight upplv to Ncal, Abb.,! A P. B. Brooke, j- 8SBroad s!., N. Y. "S irgil Hillver, Mark pa' kage-. "M. W. Line." uly 27, I *'. -dA^t'n' ODlil A ^IATI.K«».


ocr: Aim .i:t n. THOS. Dl Ft J. Moaos^vr J. C'. SC'HJEI.I.. Manager, A*t. Manager, .X-enic Arti«t. Friday Evening, .Tiny 10, First n i e n w a n e a o i n a y a y Magnet I MIU itulrs Or, Rrakak Aw 11 U'lll be IOO ffarm lirnre. The p-it-rui.i'we n. en'luie wi' »h fav-jtit# 4rama ol Oeldcn Famrr Or, the L«st rime. In rehorsa!, the great American plsy NICK OF TH K W(#01»S or, thd Jibberaainueay. of Priousof AdmiasioB-IrMW Circle 60 cent* Gallery 25 e ats. D^or, oj?n at 7 o'clock, curtain will riae at 7|.


ocr: I O K I I I N motto »f(. our fucili:, Having added greatly hug every specie? of JOB i* K i vn\, auo i •. .• y offic* in thU region of country, we are prepared to work in a v Better thai, can ?.• r- i. tbl -a of Job Typej, Ornament*, etc., and we ask it a# a vor that people wixlung work oi thir kind would amine prices and quality, anil*we pledge that our prices shall be made at lea^t TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER I. flu-.' in II- V ff"* Better & Cheaper than Bring on \our work, and if yon do not find u- ling to lulfill our offer lor executing W"rk a? TVKNTV PliK I'EXT. UIH(OtSIT froui tiit price-1 of others, we hereby IgtM to 4o vour work w. 1, in-t ly FOR NOTHING I S I N O I K I A O I TO THi: PI BI the Ath«na?um on Tuesday evening an Style are also ing »till farther extensive additions to our comprising all the Latest nnd moat FsshionsMe T' (. !. V luUB oticr 10 en e K" s a v W e i n v i e o e i i o n a n a e y i a n o n


ocr: RICH' M. I.IVIN'tiftT ..v. 01:0. II J, Vtst.-los-, JXS. VI. 1,1 V 1 No I .'.t, JuIlN II atShKMo i.aix.sro\ into*, A KIKI:AU, 11' U.ESA LE iU tCl.lt and mnun- to.. C'I -.ills. No. C2 V sey ctroet, betw.in l!r and Ureeuwich streets, N'EW YORK. Keep ful,y solicit a ciil orn the m^rcbgn.,- uf when visiting the New York market. February 0,1866. dly


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ocr: to execute every kind of in the most perfect manner. $5fTColored printing done the best style. We have on hand every u and Cards of all sizes. of all kinds on hand, or printed toorder. description of Job i 0 0 I* 1 1 11 2T yve nave just rcccivecl irom Chicago, and have on the way, large addition to our late very complete job Office, enabling us '_r O


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ocr: ,'ai.uarv t. I ficat in K Moves. A moi.g lie 1. rtnci" bey eai: particular at to the "(toideii Cuk St..v. ba.- now gtot»d tb branch in Keokuk Wi 200 Veil*' iron wire dm 4 to 20 1,600 bxs tin plate, as sorted S9eaves sheetainc. of purcha«ers sep2:Hyd N i. H.~, nallt *lrfet, bctiviin V.\h!AXESsc.f.»r (Jlotfiiwf (J lot in si Clothing! Mammoth Clothing Store, o i O a i n S K e o k n k N now Receiving :in extensive a sortnunit }f A S I O N A E O I N the finest fabric and of stiperi workm-mship. These goods. finish, cannot be excelled any where, and only n ed to be seen stock of V U N I S I N O S "•'•I'y e 'Upletc genUetnanVlrardrobe,nit which will be cold Comprising all 11. reasonable price' y v I I I I I V i u k w s n u i K i A eiit S o v e s a i i 1 i n n s Thesul»?etib r-. proprie of the Empire Sun. Works, St. L.-uis, bet leave to inform Stove le:ilcr.- in Iowa thai (he have established a brune their house in Keokuk where they will Keep cor on hand a lai^j well-as(ortcd stoe. -upplie. 6,000 b«ls b'lid A char coal sheet ir-n nos. 12 to 27 20 do Ku&ua Iron 50 do imitation do 200 do» fr* pans. !!—Hunt's,tol .:is '.miuh,- u- '.Lij puicott's a sale 1 i y S. W. & II. TI CK Fit. ^PAIES^-Am sale by Shovels-au. tor sale low b\ Rowland's and oth. brands K. W. A H. H'CKF.I u,a il E.—Solid gm'se-ie u r», iiod Csuoliiitt ciOKN (J "t RAIN of W A li i rl and I oiirl .V ..| a 1 a i y o o s V a i e y a i s ih:ai»v-maii (i onmo, a-.. Which aw offered, at WHOLESALE RETAIL, at VERY LOW PRICES. To the Retail Trade we would say. that bavins made for it, an 1 who wish to buy CULM' FoRCAII, arc invited to all and exauiiii UXE I'ltlC'i: OM.V, A!*D IU VIATIO. Hardware and Cutlery. i n i i u o i a o n 8\\\hAgoodsforlvthspring II. Tl i.l .1: II..o r.-e. tug th-dr Li.g li.- trade l.y the ships At lantie and Ro kaway from Liverpool, at:d sfemia rs up the Mississippi, tog- ther with extensive purchas es from American manufacturers, by alia.^t e\ery boat which arrives at this port, and are prepared off.-, incr-n-vd indii 'ttnents to purei asvrs. nt.d wii: duplicate any St. Louis bill who may haw et made in our line. dfrw tnv. tli i.iat.ds W v i i i i iVeud, C!»s 1 SitreJ piuw C. sale in gr. at va nety by W. A H. TlX'KER. OXby and Truce Chains, a largo stock, for sale iow S. W. A H. TICKER. PLANTERS—A superior article for ti' rse jMjwer, and a wonderful labor and tim- saving maohinc, for sale low by atdmn's and other makes. or sale low by S W. A II. TICKER, A 8. W. & li. 'J I'l'KEtt. large ^RAIN ANUUKAHS SCYTHES—A large Hook ,ftf (iialit v of umtorial and fin nexs of appreciated. Al^o, an i.« i U i:i r. ign and Do ind at A. H. HE AS LIP. ween 3d k 4th, KEOKT'K Iowa S o k ituiiof i wo yoark, ..ud hns not its equal in tb- Mis sissippi valley and ti the U 'Men Harp," be ing a greaaly improved i'remium Cook Stove. T'ueir assortment of lleiiMng Htove for wood and coal is extensive.— Soni' entirely new pat terns, „tie of which the Young America, splendid parlor stove, re ei-ii 11y patented, wi!lte tow sujenor toativ m veii': n of (lie age for rn di31 iug heat, Xhey have le at their store in xtuis, from which cop- 10,000 lbs braziers' per 11.000 do cop'r bott'ms 23 ease- 1 2,000 lbs 1 i kettle- Tinner's Tools and Machines. Rivets, Ears, bolder, Nddering Irons, Pressed Ware, viz: Plates, Pat bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, Ac. Japanned Ware, an extensive as-ornraent. all of which, they are to sell at lowest market ratuc, both at St. Loui- and Kroktik, and wouldjv.spcetfully invite the !heir st(ck. inni-oi: i \Y. Mo..! 1.( DO do spelter .000 do block i»} 5 cafes Porcelain kettle una 'geopr v iu'• pans Blio 1 JilT.. A^- r.:, Keokuk, I GOODS I Olt tMI I s i V KEOKIK, IOWA ur store, we are now fn rpared 1 ricet. .iom:* a n.cK, tKiit«, HOEIlCO arron tanf.v on iianu at thesign Blli A.NVIL. I-1 Lij li m. nt i of the nuh I7d4 STANTON l*Ai-1 )1. K. ."ONES. I AJJV, JOM.W A 1I K, I W.' r,er£ 'inestic Hardware,


ocr: March 2, A I1E uiid.T-igned would itifortu bis friend* in the country, that hi.- office i* or Main, b.-tween Id and Sd s'reets. Keo«rik, Iowa, over the Harness BUire. He will attend to the collection of all ac Counts entrusted to bis care, wlih promptne-s. Ac counts sent by mail, post-paid, will reeuiveatten tuin, and tbe money returned a* ordered. 18o5—dly. _•' EDWARD COLE. TOYS TOYSt GREAT variety of T.iys, i*ie«| In'tratnents, Doiia. Av., f-r children, for *ai. b*


ocr: New Grocery & Provision Store. V.. Rl N\ AN it CO, :i-. ing oKtabiUhcd them VJ. selves on the south side of Fourth street. i\ear to the Market House, have received a large and well selected et-ock of Ciroeerie-, to which they renjMjctfal ly ca'l the attention of the citizen.-' of Keokuk and vicinity. Provisions and Feed of all kinds kept constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any part of the city free of eharge. [dec. 2V, dt£ riiWE 1 deel NTY-FI VE boxes No. I lemons dec 14 lit'M'uN, HAWKINS 4 HUSTON'S.atsa!o:for


ocr: e n a S u e y DR. R. S. BARBER Won' !rc:p etlii. inform his p„«i- in-I th !,tn r:itlv. bat he has removed llH office to lie Ni w lkiek building i« the west side of I bird -T. ,t. Ivtweeii Main and Johti-oij, *hv reh" hn» i ,i ndwuut tut of iu*. .m I has glared neither [.ains i xjH issr to make them elegant and K-mfortablc.— Thankfulior past favors, he solicits a ut ini ii'ie«- of the MUM:. da®~AU rp ration-, warrantc Keoknk. Oct U—t i


ocr: t£!)C 0fttc t£it». K K K U K: TVKSDAY AwitMfiG* APRIL 1. "OFFICIAL PAPER OF TJDFL CITY. Rcfahllraii !\aminatlono. FvW |At Large Frttultnlin E/ccfor*. n. 1. iii.i.i iK, 11 »«I oit|i, \\. N. I G, District. H. XHC. tor \h't/ ,»/ Statt I I I I 1 for A uit to of Stair ...JOIM I* 4 'II 1.1.. F**r Treat, oj Statt W. I- lOUUIS. Attorney Om/rtt/ lAK't A. Ult'F.. LEE nii'MY. s- hnol ftl'ltl C,.:,l »»«««.nrr •i.niTil HAnil,], for I ounti/ C!r, k. WIIXI4K LKNIJE.


ocr: OFlini h, cannot 1. Med an stock of Jannarv4. I V o v e Tbeji»i'o-eriK r*. proprie tors of the Empire Stove W orks, St. Loiiir, beg leave to inf.rui Stove Dealers in lows tbar 'hey have-established :i I i in. hj of tneir house in Ke'-kuk, w e e e v w i a e e n stantly on band a large and well-as.orted stock of Cookin A Ileal* ilig *ep23tyd flathing (Jiol/ti.ii, (.'to I king a o 4 o i i S o e Vo. 70 Main M., Keokuk. N now Receiving art fxtcs^ivc :t^s rtmcnt ot A S I O N A E O I N the finest fabri ml mf ?uper: trkmno ». I- ,• m, & BItO., S'l i.'r' 1 I. 11 II tl ^itove^. Among the former they would call particular at tention to the "Uolden Kra"Hi.t air Cwk StoTe, which ha? now stood the their branch in Keokuk will be 200 hdls iron wire nos 4 to 20 1,(00 bxi tin plate, as sorted 30 cases sheet line. i~. ly supplied, /,oo(i tsls h'h-dA ehar eoal sheet iron, nos. 12 to 27, 20 do Rua.ia Iron 50 do imitation do 200 doc fry pan«, TtftnerV Tools and Macbinea, Rive!j,Ears, Solder. £kddering Irons, Pressed Ware, vis: Plates, Pafc ties, bucket and Tea Kettle Covers, Ao. Japanned Ware, an extensive a-i.-omtuent. ail of which, they are determined to sell at lowest market rat**, both at St. Louis and keokuk, and would respectfully invite attention "f pureha-ers to their .-lock. li I i i S v A Sfi UlatB Stmt, between Tlaird and Fourth, Are in receipt of a larjje .toek of Hardware and Cutlery. Direct Importation. W. A H. Tl.i'KEK ore now e it iiigth irEng lifh good f.-r ili- ?'.riiig trade by theships At lantic and Rock away from Liverpool,: nd teamen up the Mij-sissippi, together with extensive p-.'Vchas e« from American manufacture r«, by alm st every biat which arrive* at thia |»ort. uiid arc prepared to oflei increased inducements to pur i s. -ID, and «il. duplicate any St. Louis bill wb.cli o v have If-eij i i v ... k s and tnene«s of and i. v ext«niv U N I S I I I N O O Comprising ail that i r. ee? a to ctuplvte a getitletn i rea.vinabl. prices by ml robe. \\. s. I win. i V* i ,| So'ul iili.i at A H. HE AS UP. MOOHKa be' ween 3d A 4th, KKOKtiK, lows S o k te.'.u.f i.iv •. .a., .and baf n its equal in the Mit iippi valley and the Golden Harp," be U a greaaly improved emium Couk St«ve Their assortment of Heating Stovee for wod and coal i- e*ten-ive.— .me entirely new pat t.rns «n. of which, the Young America, a splendui parlor stove, rv e. ntly patented, will he und superior to any sn s. ntion of the age for ra ntinghcat. They have i sale at their store in Louis, from whieb 1,0fl0 do spelter 2,00U do block tin 5 cans Porcelain kettles and sane pans cop- 10,000 lb- brasieri per 14,000 do con 'r bolt 'rns 25 cases sheet 'g copr 8.000 lbs brass kettles I Ih i E A BROTHER. v- October l«t* 1H55. OK tMI I I I SI VI. I Dry Good§s Variety Carpets, 111 ttn-TI tin: lOTIIIM.. Ar.. Which are offered, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at VERY' LOW PRICES. To the Retail Trad we would fav. tirvt having made anang. merit- in our store, we are now fully prepared •r it, and all who wish to buy CliKAP FOR CASH, are invited to call and examine our Goods and .prices. ONI. I'ItM I. ONI.V, AND DEVIATION. flOE&Ci ne, Agent, Keokuk, Iowa. KKOKI'K, IOWA A I O I S A E K Ageati, J?


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ocr: i(»i»rov«d titiif! U viulcorn and IfiA-aituiioii Mui^Frlce duicd rpiIE subscriber has purchased exclusive A riK.it of territory for sale in the West, of the above celebrated Mill?, and is prepared to furniih them at all times, either wholesale retail, guaranteed in the most positive manner It is now more than a year since the "Littl,. Giant" was introduced to the public during which time it has been constantly crowirnr n popular favor. each mill. PRICES: S »f 6 The improvement recently effected and pat ented, makes it the most perfect machine ever altered fw ganerpl far.n use. It is furnished complete, ready for attaching team, and weighs us to lows: No. 1, 225 No. 2. 330 No. 3,400 I\o. -1, 11 pounds. Twenty minutes are suffi ced ?o* -t one up. without mechanical aid, and when once adjusted, it can with safety te entrusted to a boy. Full direction* accompany u w i o 3 i a w V 4 $0), 20 Liberal discount to dealers. JAMES B.CHAD WICK. No. 63 Locust st., between 2d anrffyk 1


ocr: S I A S A U U S U i & 0 WHOLKS VLE AND RETAIL DEALERS L.V^ s O vts, AND I ',f Copper, Zinc. Maeel Iron, Ac, Ac. A S O N V A U E 8- €k^ lis. Cyrrtil & SHEET IitOI ill Main Street near the Market,) BURLINGTON, IOWA. YXTILL, wholesale to the Trade and MW chants upon am liberal i.m .. house West. liberal terms as any E I A N S And other can rely upnn puFchf.siiiK tfifovej of us as low as the same stove can benid by M* tall in Cincinnati, Chicago or St Louis Burlington, Sept. 21, 1854.yy


ocr: Painting: GRANT FOREMAN HAVING rnied a ct» partnership in tin nhuve huaineaa. respee'fully re fer their fellow-cirizens of Oitumwa and vicini ty, 0 specimens of their work and solicit a sliare patr n.ige fr'in those whose ta*fc$ tfey m*iy cba.ice to please. We are prepared toJiat up neatly durably and expeditiously, any vari ty of Paintini Gild.n^ or Glazing entrusted'o t»Hr care. The proof of he pudding is chew* ing the bag:"-~our spec.mens ^re ''out," if you doiPt like our woi k yoa needn't to JOHN Gil Vtb.Mtflk r. A NT, •. c. TQ&&HAH.


ocr: EM 1 T! #T^O THE Citizens of Wapello Count}', and "I. that portion of them who reside on tha South side of the Demoine River in particultr and the Traveling Public generally who have to cross the river we would say {ha* it would fce to their Intel est and convenience to the Upper Ferry known as '-Overmans situated one mi!* west of Ottumwa, where shall be crossed at all times when the crossing is safe and practicable with Promptness and dispatch. Our Ferry is the oldest and most Ferry on the River in or about this vicinity is justly entitled to the name of always ready for atrip without wastin^an and sometimes enduri.iga total disapp 'iutment (as is the case very often with s me Ferries). Then comc on oie and all. Tho-e wish to cross by the year can do so at satisfactory prices and 1hose who wish to by the trip can be accomodated at ing low pr.ces the Feiry is now owned HICKENLOOI'ER and OVERMAN, and as is familiarly known by the Oldest and *ome of the new ones, as an Old Watei Dog," of the most amphibeoi.-s kind it be a sufficient guarantee that Customers will their money back. HICK ENLOOPER OVERMAN. Feb. 21st, 18i)6 no. 1 ly.


ocr: received by es and Apples, Star C.dles, Sack and Dairt S^t, Cuba Sixes, Qudfish and Mackerel, just A Fresh lot of liROCEltlBS, AMONO «\r which are a superior article of Sn- gar-, S igar use «/asses, Dried Peacb- Dec. 20th 1654, PUMROY fc CO.


ocr: THE FAMILY CABINET. DR. RA1FF & WESTLAKE'S Family Ifl il i i n e K. R. R. Raiff's Ready Relief. rnHlS wonderful preparation hu HO e- I qual among ail the Liniments and like a i^.iiig dlrti'i- Pain Killers 110 .v in u«e. opera tin I'iirm. and CIPM-1 iNIR the most i«t MiM siiiun incrciliblv short *itn-. pi rloriuin^ ii'irin s in th»* MIH-I »|ifr-t-c c»»t-e ol K'leun-it i^in. Spinal '••lui 1.11 inba^o. ramph. LKIuieni ss, Sor? t'l ioit Paralysis, Netiraliiij, C'.'uc,!i L.l Cui' influenza. Oppii'taibn 01 the Cbe^tt Stiff Joints, Tic Dolereux, Sick Stomach, tcc. And will also cure the most excrulia tin« pains in a few moments, such as Pains in the Back and Shoulders, Back ache, Paius iu the Joints and Heart, Face ache, Pains in the Livuraud Muscles, Sce atic pains, Pains iu the l\idneys, head & lace, Syphiltic pains. Neuralgi-j pams, aud Pain in the Side, Eur aud Toolhud*. Price Twenty-five cents per bottle. Dysentery Cordial. This id one of the best rein-dies for Choi ra, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Bilious Cholic, aud Cholera infan tum, which has ever been discovered. It is mild in its opeiation, and can be admin