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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
TO THE pIyBLTc.

L..a E 10. THE PUBLIC. ~ a.. il 49,.
The Washington Society would feel some re-
luctance IN appealing to the support of the poo.
PIE wcreit for less worthy or less noble object
than that which they havein view. DThe scheme
which they offer, being placed under their sole
control by tho State Commissioner, they have
made It SO attractive, and formed itupon SO grand
and liberal scale, that they have no fears but
that the public will come forward with one,nc
cord to its support, and assist the Society in the
successful carrying out Of ono the most mt
riotlc undertakings of the present day. II NOT
only appeals TO the national feelings Of The Amer
ican heart but also to the seli-interest of every
man Those who invest dollar or more in tbis
undertaking not only contribute to a patriotic
object, but stand an equal chance with others in
oeo prize Perhaps you may be tho lucky
There is tide in the affairs of men, h'2
Which, taken at the flood leads on to 70 rune q,
And why may not this prove tho flood in your
aiiairsf lie that never risks never wins i X
The managers felt assured of it's succ from tho
brilliant receipt on with which its announcement
met from our most eminent citizens, five tbou
sand tickets having been engaged on the frst
day. ..E .,..--t - -. ~ -
The drawing, which comes OF on the Is, of
November, will constitute one Of the greatest
FEATURES OF the closing day of tho exhibition
our institute Tor the Promotion of the Mechanic
arts. fr,.F. 81. ''N
cH. +. DUNCAN, Chairman Board of Managers
IL Tickets Sl,-Packages of &c, s2o l,u
WANTED.--Agents to form c ubs in everytown
vilage and hamlet in the State. Forward your
orders Immediately SO as to meet prompt atten-
ton. $50
Drawing, first day of November. 3VHal
~ lhese not desiring to compete for the Pre-
miums, Will be allowed a liberal per centape.-
All ORDERS ana letters must be addrestod to no
..r CAREW & OHLER,
Sole Agents for the Manage rs, 1BALr1Monr Mn
September l5, 1865.
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FNN tssseJ gyTMle,. GOOtys

and the boxes were piled up around the door G.
noughto astonish the natives Our friend could
not pass without going in to see what all the Sc
boxes could have contained. He went in and
found every shelf corner, and even part of the
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their va :
riety, and lbs no use to try to enumeratc the ar
ticies. The wonder now was that even that
pile of boxes could have contained all the rich
variety around him. He remarked TO one of
the firm, 1" You have brought on large stock of
Goods this time" The answer was, tsOh! you
have not seen all,-comc, 60 up stairs" Fol-
lowing up stairs, he found the large upper roo m
stored with large. assortment of
READY-MADE tCLOTHING,' -.
OF all sorts and sizes, and rs cheap do as
the Goods down stairs, and they were cheap e.
nough, in all conscience When our friend
came out and turned towards home he had an
arm full Of Now Goods and notions for the folk 3
at home. He would advise all persons in search
OF Goods Very CHEAP OR CAsm,'' to call at
ROGERS & FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, where
the most iastidious taste can be accommoda ted
with something good and cheap. They charge
nothing for exhibiting their assortment; go and
call at the CHEAP CORNER. Eth. r.'.'O,. b..
Morgantown, Sept. 80, 1865.
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DIR. THOs. DUNN

Ha ne located al BARRACkSvILLE. re.
ssPec'iuiiy tenders his professional services 10
Inc citizens Of the places and surrounding
county. lie can be found al the Depol q
all .'mes when not professionally engaged.
Barracksville, April 2, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
Emerson's American Hair Restorative

sure and permanent cure for Bnldncss II
removes scurf and dandrulf, scrofulous Eruptions
and loverish heat from the Scalp. W.
.,,ppf,ePared only by pC,S. EMERSON. C, r.
Cleveland, and sold by v. M. CHALgFAW.r ~
sept 3o~5n Sole agent for Morran,own.
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Domestic Manufacturing.
. + 81 II "a RARNES aa.a

NM GUILD give notice TO their forme. custom
w ers and the public generally, that they
continue to manufacture wool ITO Broad Cloths.
oassimeres, Satinetts, Jei.ns, Twoeds, flannel I.
Blankets, &C., on the shares or by the ward. on
reasonable terms, at GREENE FACTORY. two
miles below wy
=, Carmichaeltown, Greene County, Penn'a..
uhey VIII also exchange Woollen Goods for
Wool, on fair terms. ~
r, Carding and Spinning done by the pound
ner. |...a- .t0"f 5000 ..'IHTE T'S>N> ''''''''""
Persons coming from distance can have their
VOL cardcd to take homo with them.
country Produce taken for work .... q
III Having secured the services of orr nil,
Caraer ana Spinner, we hope to be able to give
Satisfaction, which was more than we did last
season. Give us a call. int A, BARNES
May 26, 1S55-3m 100
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
THE GREAT CORN SHELLER
Notice.

'HNliE subscribers having purchased the entire
Il right to the State of Virginia for the sale
and manufacture Of Dckinson's Patent Corn
Shelter, tthc following counties excepted, viz:
Alexandra, BcrkeIy, Brooke, Cnbell, Chester
held, Clarke, CulpepPer, Elizabeth City, Fairfax,
Ianquer, Frederick, Hancock, Harrison, lIcn-
rico, Jackson, Jefferson, Kannwha, Marion
Marshall, Mason, Monongaa, Norfolk, Ohio,
Preston, Prince william, putnam, Spotsylvania
stafford, Tyler, Wayne, Wood,) would hereby
canton all persons against using said machine,
except Ia the above named counties, without
our consent. Persons wishing Machines or
county rights will he supplied by applying to
any of our authorized agents, who viii canvass
the State in few days, or by mail to
MAGEE, COLEMAN g. Co.
80, Box No. IS Post Office, Allegheny, Pa
Allegheny, Nov. 10, 1850.
virginia papers will please copy to amount of
81 and send copy Of paper with accounts to adj
yortscrs. ...
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
The Great Book of the Year.

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7" We think we may safely pronounce THE IN
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the day., e'ea' 'oo" vi
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W SEND FOR ONE Cory. Single copiea If tho
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~ Persons wishing to act as Agents and do
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Howard Association.
-a... PHILADELPHIA. .r.
$3.50 - '<tSh Il tAhs
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

iMfohi AMI "A " NcO Y GEM EMF.
FENO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases,
4 such as SP ERMATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM, or
SELF-ABuSE, sc. &c. . .
The Howard Association OF PHILADELPHIA in
view OF the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
ceptions Practised upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as n CHARITABLE ACT
worthy ottheir name to give MEDICALADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
fomaie) who apply by letter with description
OF thcir condition., age, occupation, habits of
lite, &c, and IN cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge Il
The Howard Association is benevolent Ins,i-
tuition, established by special endowment for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Nirnent and Epidemic Diseases and its
funds can be used for no other purpose 1t has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted TO advertise the abuvc notice. Its
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the ago. and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.-
Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous,
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrh0cn, &c, ... ....
Address, {post pad) DR.. GRO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
-. EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHLD, Secretary. Sept. 20.-ly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22

Gensicincn's Furnishing Goods {:
We have on hand and offer to sell very cheap
large assortment of Hats, Caps, Boots, Under
shirts, Drawers, Fine Bosoms, Shirts, Collars,
Comiorts, Gloves, Socks, Handkerchief, Graz
ling Trunks, Carpet Bags. India Rubber Goats,
&c. &c. ....... A. FEDERLEICITr & co.
N. Is. II any of my friends would like to have
neat and cheap garment, then please give me
call and look at my Goods before you buy any
where else, Tor know can satisfy your most
sanguine expectations. . ID. ii. slime.
Morgamtown. Oct. 30, 1865. l7-3m
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BOOK AGENTS 9yASTgE5 -,

A CENTS WANTED in every Town s; County
IA in the United States, TO canvass for ,h1
mHsl popular Historical and other valuable and
t'cniarly adapted to the wants of the peonl. he
ing beautifully illustrated with fine steel and
WOOD Engravings, and bound in the most sub.
-, hgon,s now canyassng for us. find it pleasan
ana profitable employment. tiss,j ~. ~ - -
ou UTILISE, ist also includes the best works of IT. 6.
Ah huh' Over 100000 volumes have becn
sold The past year, and their sale is still ncrcas.
ing we have just added several NEW hooks to
our list by this most popular uthor and sha add
Others the ensuing fall and winter "''
,ho we th.nk we have the best list for Agents in
snI oou"try send for it, and Judge for your.
serves For full particulars and list address
h3sF 90 -. W. BRADLEY, Publisher H..
O. 4S NORTH Fourth Street, PhiIadelpbio.
September 10, 1886 ',lo - : '"' ''" P''''a "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
HORACE II. AXHEs,

\XTH0LE~ALE and Retail Druggislt corner oi
w Main AMI Ttsri Streets. heoSuk, Iowa.
ET~ ign II the Bag Mortar. ~at
April I, 1880. dAw
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nRJ K RICkEl, eurgeen b. Mt syE~<ss.ysA.
l. lst. harIng returned from, the last yvgHs. NJ
VIII b. happy 10 wait "a MS filends. ALIIIr1y
Having laega stock of Teeth, from
the best rauufact ories can please he most iastidi-
Gus Teeth mount, on eithaf gold or piatlna On
his new improved method, Bhich IS rev isarns used
hy tbs best u .ntists. Heis also prela & mount
Block Teeth or Continu us Gums, cn go4 y plafiha
when on the latter, az il lower price amounting y
the difference in cost Of material full tts on gofi
for Sioo on PLATIxA for Spo. 3.l work waif@ntfd.
Office on the south ,lda VI Eiondsau. betwean ta
4th streets. keokuk.
n
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NO. 249.
City DYEg Store

nn,rovr. ploel Main Street .KEOKUK.
4 j a. STEWART nov N receipt of II
~ n very !arge and carefully selected slcel R
of Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, Fateni ~
Medicines, Popular RsDiedes a.echanicai Ii
quar. Paints. OILS. bye srns, Perfumery and eve
~ variety uf fancy articles usually founa in tue BEST
c7tab3i .hmens Of the kind Every article warrant
e1 pure and genuine. . stiH
Purchaser, viii confer mntnal favor ny Gaining
al our establishment before buying elscwhere-
PHYSICIANS preGsr ption- care folly put up.
DE. }. q. SrEw AgT's Office aud consulting room
IN he Drug Sore.
PROFESSIONAL PrFERENeFS:
T. o. Edwards, NJ. b., Ohio Medical College
j. Cobb, I" .
John Locke, I" f"
Nav 2. 1855
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Justtce Of the peace.

rTyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
/ the country, that his Office is Main. between
I'd and Sd streets, Kcokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Sore. lie viii attend to the collection Of all ac
counts entrusted to his care, with prompness. Ae
counts sent by mail, post paid, will receive atten
tie n and the money returned rs ordered.
March 2, lS55.-dly. EDWAhD COLE. .
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TATt VI d co. .

IsN0RW AkDiNG and Coiatni ission Merchants IA
Il loo second Srert. -t Louis. Agents ter III
sale 81 hulmcs louisville Hydraulic Cemsa& Cal
c3ntd Plaster, and Lime.
Particular attention paid 10 the eale - tra n. Ba
con, aud Iari.
Marsn gR-,4iy
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UyINS HOl SE.

CORNER or JOHNSON AND FIRST SHEETS,
DY CHARLES ti. 81 NNELL. The under q
ID signed takes pleasure In announcing that
he has taken this very popular House ana
made complete renot alton throughout the entire
premises. lie is now prepared To receive the pat
r0nage Of the ptblie, and believes he meet the
wants II ali wno desire good House
lie hopes hv close application TO the business
and attention ~ the many wants OF the traveller 10
meri, and obtain II share Of patronage.
g.s- Baggage taken 10 and from boats Tree OF
charge CHAS. q. BINSELL.
AnriI 1855 DIFF
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Y IIVtsE TT v N'E
SCHO1.TE a GRANT.

pELLA MARION CO., IOWA,
ANKERs, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARlEo
ID PUBLIC Ag,nts for fhe Unitod States Life In
surane. COMPANY, Iowa State FIR Insurance m
pany, Cooper's & Clark's Steam Engine Manufacto-
nv. and ,r aII important rfcaiinral machines
E.litoIs and Pr pristor> Of tbs " EEkLl PELLA
q AZETrE Ind pendent in Poltis- and Ne igion--S2
l,er annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PkIN iEks.
du ~
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VI. ". Hicks. VI. D..

City Of keokuk, Iowa Office Second ST.. between
MAN and Johnson.
nR. H., ia addition u the usual HsA
- methods Of Inserting art hciAi treth
IL IN possession of the exclusive right 01IlyYN
for this city uf mounting tn '.eonilEu
Gus gum ta.th.' universally admired Tor TIER
b,auty strength and ceanlinsss. AfteraE eAi@n-
sns tf gwo year III ,Al. sty., OF work, h"swon!d an
hesitatnglv rasonm nd IL 70 tb uhiic Us possessing
many aul grsat aavantages oY anr othef sttH VI
work knoRu 10 lhe profession. 4Epse interested are
raspact[Gily invi i to call am xannc sleeim n Of
the df n nj methods cf mounting teeth.
fy
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
gE aa s29a
Peoria oqnawka, Central Military
Tract and Chicago, burlington


Irnct and Chicago. darlington
4 quincy laIro&ds.l
I i now completed, and Trains rnn the entire die
L tanee ff0fn CHICAGO 10 Bl klIN3TaN, Iowa.
without change of cars.
The most direct route 10 Caieago, Nea York, Boz
ton. PAiIalei pbla, and al other points East.
/. pAIv Trans leave Burlingttu Sundays excepted.
i.-DtY EXPnEss .Tneercr I 30 A. NJ
Arriving a Cascago the evening. passing
through Monmouth. GAlesanr.., Princeton, ana CON
necti ~ al Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, 70 La Sale, Bloomngto Springfield. Deca
fur, jacksonville. and Naples also with Galcn@ and
Dnuieith.
2-ExPRgss THRouGH = 10, p. NJ
Connecting with Illinois Central Raii Road 1T
Aeut,ota Tor 1t. L,uis and Ca 70 direct.
Trans on the above Roads in close connec-
ton avoiding all laying over a; any of the points.
This Road connects at Chesgo with the Miehig gan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads. and with all
the Roads leading the Atlantic Cities, Ohio Ken
tn Ky and Pennsy lyania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at T. 80, p NJ.
reach Gaiena and Dunleith in - hours, and 81.
Louis 20 hours,
By this route passenger will reach the interior
portions Of Ohio and Indiana less time, and with
via Michigan Central Al Michigan City, with the
New A lbauy and Salem Road, tAence to all points
south and southeast.
Bagga ge checked direct through to Chicago, and
no oharge for handling al any point.
Through Ticket by this Route can be purchased
al tbs Rail Road Office il Burlington.
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
ID. RFAICK, Ticket Agent Burlington
{. L. FoII.ErT. General Ticket Agent, Chicago
Chicago, May lst 1859. dA.
Important TO Travellers.
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SAMfFL HANIt.Il. Ipsl
-. a J.. WILL.

M HVLks NE sFrocers Tea iealers Comlnls lssioh
w and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Lesce,
three doors below Locust street, s.. Louis, No.
Mareh 4. A59~d
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WILLIAM Il. SMITH.

lEILUWN KEIt Bsnch StrctI, hcaI
ID Franklin, halena, Ill
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows of every dcscrip-
ton which will b. sold as low and on as good terms
as can be purchased elsewhere.
\. B-Eyery Bellows warranted 10 give satiEfac.
tion.
August q. lS55--6lGms
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MOvAL.
ental Surg erv

TAR. r. :. BARBER would respectfully r-.sr--a
l. inform his patrons and the public K, n 55fSeSsSk
orally that he has moved his Office t. the ~1llJ
Nsw Brick building on tn side of third strost
between Main ana Johtson, whsre he has sycur.d
handsome suit Of rooms, and has spared ther pains
or xpense u maze them elegant and comfortable
Thankful fr past favors. b soiicts continuance o.
tn sama. 7.o~ All operations warranted.
h.nk nix Q.l l2--H
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sAsu CnecKERY aSOusl

z NOI IIs x EILIDTI, ImpoFtefs hhd Jobbers OF
VI Earihenware. Cl,ns and Giasswarr, No. 1875
T. III stle.t, aud N u Chambvrs rect New York,
wvn4a say Is Merchant, and dealers & Lgrsliy That.
having establish d 3 Cash Hoasa In this litEeh 4
.rad4, ia are fully Convinced that thy san cell
cr -kery t. at 81 pric.s A. wiz pay II fufsss :
re hn p, G. "a ;ai Exf re lAs prp, rs
se ..is 4 tts tus.. N, aaA t.f,t tfi-t to Il.
Il. h eyst ~ IA II r., Fl ~ q, Il.
aN, q ~. III guar cgetnt tfHa + i,ss
Ill thts 1li4 $ ask an u mnatlun uI rss =! ds
an. y L = at ii which VIII b forwaid.a y ,laI
any n.riN desiring.
E..t. .sq,aee, by tie Invoice, single package, or
ytt ca, fatty packed fog ID country trade.
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keokuk EooK-Bindery,

AND BLAAh BOOK MANIFACTOKY.
RLANk Beokf na,ie and ruled 10 any required
ID pattern. T. hecords justices uoekets. As.
sessor- Books, Poll Books, &c, DC, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, H., hound or re-
bound in aAy sale desired
G. Ny Rinderv will BE- found on Second Street,
decor to the A tbenaam, sign Of the .blg Book
Jan. 26, .s54 div. ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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KEokyK FEMALE SEMINARY.

rIN.iE Winter Term f3r 1858 wiz comm NJ -
! Mon,lay Nj 18TH. Tn Adrsne 4 l'el@F r ~
eutinu : under RI. chsrge { A,ss Nary r li9ti.
the Primary of Mis- Jui.a i n dict, anI tts De
nent of NJ isis aud fryn.n Il A.s. Nia..ants
Iuition sas Form fiy.
..s 90
,,t Inis cs,a ,r R.ai,s ke 30
,}n, ~, p',oa rorfe 10 90
..s,,f 20
puaah anf ~ l.aa..aages 20
w II WILLIAMS, Principal
Keoluk Nov. 18Th, VS..
r,,OR SAL on advantageous end easy tef.lS, ielr-
teen desirable lots III .A.s city, also ien 4a's a-
Joining the city. Apply to The 0hoFe
nogl 4d4wl0tw
To nny Gentleman
yyvfSErtyc taw Ha " nave lu- Ts~siFsa PR
w Exptsss ~ s!Jseo ) ~ Has If superior 4t.al-
ity at The sairaat Western Emporium
D.F. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
August III, 1855.
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nN johnson Street, between ist and I'd, ~
" hy NM Ii. CLEGHoRN. This estabii. h. ~ N
ment i large, comm pt,ieuS, well arran ged ~ -
and amply provided with good horses Well tra ied
for harness a. well as with Carriages. Bugges md
Hacss open and cIlse covered and half covered. If
every description adapted to convenience or iu1t ry.
Horses Carriages # redents Of the city or vis-
itors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended 10 by men thoroughly skiile in
the bus lness.
Horses Bought and sold on commission and on my
account 1T all times.
May %, lS55.--diy
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BENTONSPOKT HOUSE.
4 nh IN y K obi N ON. Proprietor

TTyIlE lr prieior would call the attention OF the
travelling public to the above House. assuring
all who fa,or him with call that has house and
stable are large aud eommodons, and amply fnr'
nished. and that he viii spare pans to give en-
tire satisfaction.
~ IS16 IL
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A ND sound the alarm ia the hil . aud valleys and
n let nj 10 in,iaa auts If the land take notise
taa BARTLETT x o. ar now epsred II take
AIKEN. sscs ia She m3st III like sty.eaf D. art.
20 Prices from 81 uq. Rooms Main street,
between seco nd and Third
hcckak, Nos Nd
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nAHTLETT & mANCOURT,


IROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ No 95 Main street .okuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform th. public that they have formed partnsr-
ship r th parpose Of carrying the above business
in All its various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock Of Family Gro cries at the above stand
design making such additions thereto, shall make
itone Of the bst stands Of the kind in the West and
hope by strict personal attention to merit share #
public patronage. Charlie Will wait with the wagon
as ua. BARTLETT d MANtOl III.
Oct TO- '55-dtf
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News. nEws.i ns.ws!..

INLkEE day Later from the Crnea. We arc nu-
II thayiz,ti 10 state that LANhrs BAtoBEsrY =
nt Bread Wagon is he track. turn,sing better
Bread, lakes and Crackers. anl more Tor ST, than
wa. ever furnished lat the sameis hcoknk. II yoa
want any vi the above ar;eles try tfo LED " MAeus,
set IN--d IANpL~ 4 pAlHH IKl-
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Fall Trade.

StTAR CLOTHING STORE, -, Main So k~okuk.
- H. stmus would respectfully call tue at
ianton Of the tlenen " heokuk aad vicinity 10
the fact thai h hns f,rined co-partnership with
one of tho best eloth,ug houses IN Cincinnati - Ma
rienth4 l.. Book aud thus possesse, 0pgsur fa-
ci.des far the selection and purchase Of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have ncw q most complete assortment ofAaI
kinds II Clothing. comprising in part, Cloth nj
Ovefcnas, Pants and Sots If all grades. tylta and
sIzes Shirt stocks, Hnts aud Caps, Trunks Sc.
These goods have been selected with care, ani will
b. sold at a slnali al vance CUSTOM cost We are
determined not to be undersoid 10y any establish
In N, this side If Cincinnati
Country merchants arc particularly invited TO call
and examine stock, before purchasing elsewhere
sep IL d&wtf III. STRAun CD.
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Sou>yY aGENP.

T' T. MCKINNEY, las been al pointed agent IN
i Lee County. for tte raic Of sp,nfIcoes Lao
uoES for Medicinal, siechsnical. ana sscrslaeriai
purposes only.
Cali No. 80, sign of The eoldan Mortar, Kco-
kua, Iowa.
July 3a 1855 dly
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w II tLEsAt.E Grocers. Forwarding and Cors
mission Merchants, Leyee heokuk Iowa.
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