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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-13

House \ Five Acres OF Grouud Tor sale.
CITGlTED ON the llu.G north OF the city Of
SOtlawa.
pletr with every convenience the location il
hea thy commanding n fine view Of the civ
md valley ,eUSyoi access, having the plank road
passing through the grounds will he sold At u
bargain II applied Tor >oon. For terms, Sc, ap.
py to the subscriber. on tie premises, or to Mr..
VIM. natgur, at the Pvuusy yg1ju store ia e..
tgw1 Sl-lM L. t.. CuAEECAuu.
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Fine Property For safe.

TllE subscriber offers tor sale the house and lot
formerly owned by VIM. X. Brown, opposite
the residence OF H. +. Eames, on the corner Ut
High and Paul sta, in Ottawa, On the lot is Il
large two story dwelling house, containing rooms,
besides hall, good cellar and cellar Kitchen also
a good large barn, convenient Tor cirlt horses ;
two good wells with the usuaI out buildings. The
property will be- sold M bargain. Enquire n,
this office, or OF ,Ac subscriber, at the Foy River
House ". D. S&Tu
Ottawa apr ! lS1i-ir
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La Sale Street Drug SLoIe.
Il. VI, rEcissTI.Iss.

IT ANlNG purchased he entire stock ofdrugs,
! | incidence, oil, PAINS, &c formerly own
Cd by llun'cr & ToOmhes, would say to ks
friends and Jh2 public generally, lha, he will con
unu- the drug business al the old stand on In
Sale st, twu doors uprlhof VI II SwIn's nw
Office. where. evil be- happy to accommodate
all those who may favor him " m call Al
persons wishing lUualain pure article in the drug
linz. wIl. always be- sutc to find il NJ Nc trihuT's
n he intends 10 keep no other kind. lie
wouiG invite II attention OF the ladies' IN plrtIc-
uar to hi stock Of ,Irrtumery. whichis the best
and mos, extensive ever offered IN O,tawn, vary
ing In price nd quality TO suit purchasers lie
has also a large and beautiful assortment OF
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers oil sizes, from
twenty tive cents up u hi'y dollars each.
Also hat. tooth, plI., cloth aud paint brushes
oia,i descriptions, he sides soaps, shaving cream,
pomatums, haroiI. combs. pens. ink, paper, en-
yr.opcs. aud hos OF fancy articles too numerous
to mention. lie will keep constantly on hand
slsh and glass oaI slcs, glazed ready iCr use sat
manufacturers prices.
DR.. NoArhur viii continue the practice OF
medicine as heretofore, nImay always be- found
at his store whcnno, absent on proie 'sionalb bust.
ness. February 3.
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FINllE subscriber Offers for sale the tine farn ON
l which n. resides, in the town Of Wa',ham
La Sale county, J miles north Of Utir, aud tive
MI nortH-raalut-LaS sale. Said farm confirms
lt0 acres, OF which 60 acres are good timber aud
the balance first class prairie, undrr good cuIuva.
ton. The entire ilrm is enclosed. aud under ey.
cellent icnce, halt "A mile ul It Osa &c orange
hedge. On two sides OF It, within the enclosure
II is crossed hv living streams II water. There
Is ON TIA dwelling housr, barn, Ne, an excellent
ar ,hard all choice trees now ~ bearing besides
1870 bearing peach trees, with pIums, cherries
shrnJbcry, Nc. Altogether there Is not believed
TO be- anotheriTym ri the size IN the county con-
bnlng 50 mlny adyWla res as TO soil, water, cu-
Ces, irut, aud convenience 10 mlIIel. It's ole
red alta bargain. Apply to AErHgR Mu';iRR
la Sale, orlhe subscriber, on ia, premises.
august lS-li J. Il. NAN NErEB
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j. O.. NiTTlNGEYs

NOW has tn. large aud best, aud the most
" general assorted stock OF goods IN Ottawa.
The addition OF the large pur, made east in
last month ma es the entire stock the most com
pIete he ha, vet had. The public gen. rally are
invited 10 call and see Tor themselves, No time
for pulls OF lengthy descriptions. We prefer to
show The goods, and to put IN the possession Ct
all what will he more satisfactory proof than fan
cy stores OF advertisements, good aud cheap
goods that all must I've pleased with, and will
take IN pay besides cash all Kinds " trade.
The brick cCrner, south OF the court house.
lunp D
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ODn ACRES OF prime prairie land, situated
CZU in sec ~ town 81, range !, ! miles south
otO,tawa, one mile from timber, and three from
coal beds. II is surrounded 10y improved farms,
and has good stock water. Il forms a ridge of
land one mile slopina to the south. II wI.l be
sold for cash or on time, or exchanged Tor lmprU-
we'd real estate in Ottawa. K. l.. ORElLLY.
Ottawa. npril II l~jJ-it
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TIE best farm IN La Sale CO., containing 30
acres under cultivation, and y acres timber;
houses aud two barns, one ot the houses large,
fine, and modern built one barn 30 by So two
springs and creek On the place, sc. Tenn. mo.
d.raie Tor sale by Jung TErr 4 WArrrNAv.
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NEW ERss VI.

NIL T. subscribers having entered iHioa partner
! shin under the name ui Stone X Er,s, TOE the
purpose at conducting on a more extensive scale
the harness, saddle, aud trunl, making business
IN allIts various branches, are now prepared to
furnish their customer, at wholesale or rt,oh
with anything that may be wanted IN Their line.
tnb,llty and workmanship ut their goods by any
n,hti similar establishment IN the west, they use
none bat the best material aud employ the most
eXperienced workmcn.
Buppv and carrinrr trimming also attended to
aud done ~ according to the latest s'yI', al iea'
sonahlr prices
Nu klhds OF rru1. -rnl done on short notice,
nulat,rr, Ioy rites. ml,2t SIo5A n Rvs.
Rruui.cr'.
,.' I.N i'....r.
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DIR. LANES &. AVER.

'i"cti'ai ana AnhINtical Chemist.
LOW LhL, VI ass
Price - Cents per BOX. i've Boye. for Sl.OO.
SOLD 81
4. Z. y \. SPrrttv. OIirtrq,
>. j. Gr.Lywouu, In Smile.
DalGrVr.s 4 BlrrT, P.rl,
SCOTT & NAEENsruy, UIrseilcs,
JAS GI8-oN, Uous,
AMI by an Druggists pvrryxl.-r.
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StVaIcl or stolen.


Any person that has lost n horse
SA "A orhorses, colts or cattle within
Vi SA-~-n the last or years, and wishes 10
LILA III find them; If he will write me,
NV postpaid, nj Ottawa, Ill.,, giving
.s,se-, his residence, the age, color, and
marks OF animals, think ! can
give him information where they may beround ns
| have hunted es'rays ever since November Z,
1851 during which time have found good ma
nv s,ray"d horses, colts and cattle now taken up,
that do not know of any owner for and num-
Der OF them that have been worked for and ,
wears, lam toIdwere never advertised.
also request all persons IN the state knowing OF
any ssirays that their ncig Dor. may have, to b.
so kind rs to write me, giving me the mans name
and residence, description OF horse, &c.
| shall continue the business. have taken
do wn and will continue TO take down all eStrays
that | may find Editors throughout the state
will confer a favor upon the public at large byin-
sering this notice. MANUEL 3LAIk'
References Judge Dickey, lPaikerN HEX.
ling Ott?wa la Sale Co., Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. +. B, Stiles,
Dixon Apr-hiy.
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IN rs tac0rdb'e farms as 0ly othcr g6oI
stuck CompanH,
This company Is oryluIlrdnnir the Ia ,e l,o
81 y i"r. requiring drpuI'c Of stat, stock.
10 the amount Ut lis risks, 80 that It can rry.,
iHn ! b" Company has also complied wll, The
recent act o. the legislature OF iiIuoi- In Gmg
wIih M" Auditor sIlirmrut Of II capital .tg.A
hus'"'s7' &c Is SMiTH, decHt, Oit4wa.
B7REtEGILS:
JANIS (, ioIErys. Pr'Adcai, OgIrusiurph v T.
CALEH TIluLurRp !. Prsmicnf, Hra-hrr.N i
HtNE, g. FurTF, Scr,ciqjy Dgd,ushusgh. ~ i
IlNEi Vas X iN--LlAaE,....p gIcu-bprgI.V T.
EiuAnB y. ALlrS.......... .Ogiru-.urgI y. /
gao. \, HE'MorG,.... .lOgdrnsJuIah.N J.
\ .'-I1s rHAgaAN,... .....Nousjy~u,N +
T. T. hlIl E,'..,.,....,.......Ii1 yfOu,A T.
a.. -. A'lEiL', ..,.,......or leusIIlgh, y !.
N"iN'' t.tii"Lf,. ........O2 ien-yUrgA, v Y.
iht'ti,T hiN'i,.''...... ..oanlyu,N !.
I''h u. ''i''s,''' ........'... hIn-srn1,N J.
LTA-Ila .Ogicn.Juggh, T. /
CUIGlTD EEFLEEN|FS
GcG9r'r Steel, E.g, trrs.l chicago f, :.
VI. lus Co.
Col q. 5. Sucp1h STANDARDIZATION Street.
u. " Raymond, b.g ,..........N Water Street.
l!onHA'r.un < SarpIrI..., ...... d.
A'''', Lyon 4 TO -............... do
AGENJ'S.
q. =; ii".i"n,........,...........C Chicago, ! d.
) u. iaT"tr............... 'Iucuuau, Ohio.
l'r 81 May. .................L Cleveland, DMo.
SHwnr. r. l''lJ,... ...........I alrdO, ONO.
strong n '4liuuru... Detroit, MIch.
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4 N improvcdhm opposite NlIr,r,..cs, on the
~ south side ui lAe Illinois river, consisting Of
lN acres 10 acres timber; li2 acres Of prairc
under fence, good dwelling house. stable, lrui,
lrnrs Nr Al.I
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Splendid Farm.

nF 100 acres, under fence and cultivation, !
OmiIes from Ottawa, for sale low by
June 9 TRrE & WATERMAN.
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Aladden's Lamp

fOi vi .lfIIN.
TN the self generating gas limp, which Is found
| at The sign Of the good Samaritan. 1t viii
give the Eight ot candles ut lc an hour or the
Ilpht OF scaudIcs at he an hour. All who have
tried them will warrant them to be the cleanrst,
safest preltlcSt, cheapest light erri used -
Farmers, lawyers, mechanics aud everybody
else who hate grease, dirt, trouble, smoke, and
darkness. Try them, aud prove the Truth;
May ~. u ''Ri6.'.
1O0O CEDAR post, ioi sale by
lVOu Aun' !. tIo. GE,sroL.
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l6O Acres oClnn,l for saic,


l llNG lNmlIes northwest oil Ottawa. !, i.
IL ilrTl.Iale farming land. ]. AVERY,
april liza OtiIra. his.
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Ottawa Trunk. Biarmcs>. and
Saddle NlMI;iaCtOrN
Land Agency,

ar COENCIL BLEFFS, IOWA
FsNllE subscriber having opened an Office
D Il, Council Bluffs IN Iowa, Is prepared to
locate lands elther in the Kiresvllc or Sioux City
land districts, on warrants or cash, Having
speut the last Two years IN exploring and survey
Iug lands IN said dislrglShe considers himself quail
flied to make the best srIrcuuns. His rates Yny
from 6 TO 10 dollars per quarter section, A liberal
deduction tom these rates ior larger tracts.
REFERENCES
Geo S Fisher, bauker, Ouawa, Ill.
WIN, II. w. Cushman,
JAY @S-3m.' Jos. II. WAGNER
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To Millwrights and Machinists.
Metallic or IulCanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.

pdHV
I'M I, experience OF the last eight years has gai-
ned for this Betting the confidence of the
consumers this, together with the TACT that
great improvements have been made IN the quail
ny, warra u,s the manufacturers in asserting 1t to
be- superior 10 leather or any thing else, tor all
open Belts, lmore especially Tor heaVy or man
Brlts) tor the following reasons -
1.-The perfect equality olwldth and thickness
which 1t Will retain.
2-No degree OF heat under 300 degrees Fab
renheit INJURIES ii, and it remains flexible IN any
degree OF cold. II also particularly well adap-
ted to damp or wet places.
3.-lt is of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pulleys, consequently gain OF
power IS btained, and, wnen adjusted to mach.
merry does not require alteration, as in the cass Of
leatherorany other.
TN wide Betting, the cost is much below
that OF leather, or any other.
We hnyc now, and shall continue to keep on
hand, Il large stock OF this betting, from to IL
inches wide. ,.
Also, steam packing and lace leather which
we will sell IN quantities TO suit customers ana
our prices are the same OF which these goods are
sold IN Chicago and ST. Louis.
March II. J. hANLtV 20
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EAy,;VN IIsOCEuSIES

Comprising every article included in the liz, OF the
useful and hca,,Aill subs, nllals OF lite. Ills new
purchases are now arriving rom the SOUTH and
with hs purchases elsewhere, now comprise the
largest fullest, freshest and cheapest stock oi Ia
muy groceries to be found between Chicago and
- LOUIS. lie invites all who are scegucll on
TIN, point to call and STE them The following
articles comprise bat part Of his list constantly
on hand.
Singers. brown Loaf, clarified, and crushed.
(QGrc, RIO and Java.
Moidss5s, sugar house, plantation, and syrup
LGHdics, star, st"anur, sperm, and ta,.Ow.
Teas, green, black, Bohea, sc.
SNAP, rUslu, Castle, aud shaving.
I0JaCc0, Cayrndlsh, Tine cut, smoking &c.
Gears, anything from long nine to a
"mId iourpruny Cuba
niS, iInsccd, sperm, and olive.
I0rh, lard, tailow, Nc.
FtSh macker'l, white, herring, and nJut
t0rJa Nuts, rnislus, aud Currauts.
figS, at retail or by the drum.
Ginger |rcscgr"S, very tine article.
Vinegar, the best crab aud cider.
piciics in lars, aIIkjnds, extra.
Pcppcr SlHce pepper, salt, OI'pce, ginger,
md all other uidInnly condiments.
Nuts, Brazil, iiObcfts, almonds, pen nuts, &c.
1OgS for chiIdrru, including cry babies, and ev-
cry,hlug else nom the elephant toJ0ck the giant
killer.
0gst,rs, sarducs, Nc, in cans
tU,dics II lot ol al KINDS.
PGiiS, hruems, mops, Ne.
OrmseS and iemgHs, fresh from the south, at
retail OF the Don,
Paper. ink, pens, and all kinds oi stationery
Pondc,, shot, caps, lead, aud evcrihms else in
that hne.
FishiHg tdchlc, from the longest pole to
mOnnow hooks.
EioHr, potatoes vegetables in their season
butter, Eggs, chickens, and all such hi,le "nr-
.
when lhcy can possibly be procured for love o'
money,
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aIp;lILCr.
r pE it known, that We have removed our
I'D leather depot TO the rear att Of Mcssrs.
Topping & Cooks store, where we shl Il keep
constantly ON hand general assormen nj Of leath-
er, direct from our tannrry
July %. ". &. ~ l.. Richardson.
CARRIAGE trimming promptly attended to,
y and done up IN a superior sly lie and al mode.
rate rates hy (Ndy 81 STONE \ EEIs.
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VEBI.HNS!

"Ioi the iiddng tddlersiildle -
a very fine lot OF yloNus, with all the arrange
mems nj u stonsh.ngly low prices.
ALSO-- Chicqg0 and Ation Lame and Cemcnf
together with everything else hntCan be named IN
his line, aud II hen not supplied with the article
called Tor he vii. spare no pa ms expense get H.
Auri 30 Il MONTGOMERY.
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Coal, Stone, and Lime.

FENIlE subscriber is ready and willing to
1. supply coal, stone, onl lime N quantities TO
suit, rs low, wiIh as much despatch, aud as good
us any other live man. Coal | mile east OF Fox
river bridge, aud stone ard hme At The. old San
lulc ~ NAruANtEi. rERiSY.
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4 FlRSr-RArE article of pruncs, cit
~ ron key and box raisins, for sale cheap bv
June II ID. WALKER.
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HATS! HATS!
rr I uST reed by express, Messrs. Bcebe
Eb - Il Co.'s leary n Co.'S, aud Genln's
60 tall style ol hats, for 1855, Mt Robt, FeIch's
hut. cap, and iur emporium, north OF the court
house. September !,
ItANDLES-ta llow- 30 boxes for sale by
~ Angus, T. $ W CurEvfR.
LNEATllERS--jO lbs. ust received and
l Tor sale by aul 3. w. CufWrR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-27
Fall Trade.

lTAR CLOTHING STORE ~, Main St. keok uk
- IL. straus would respectfully call the at
tentoD Of the gentlemen of keokuk and vicinity 10
the fact that he has formed co-partnership with
one of the best cothn houses in Cincinnati II. Ma
rcnthal L. Blockl and thus possesses superior fa-
cilites for the selection and purchase of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have now most complete assortment ofaali
kind of Clothing, comprising IN part, Cloth nd
0yereoats, Pants and Vests Of all grades styles and
sizes, Shirts, stocks, Hats and Caps Trunks &c.
These goods have been selected with care, and viii
b. sold small advance custom cost. We are
determined not to be nndersod by any establish
ment this side Of Cincinnati.
Country merchants particularly invited to call
and examine stock, before purchasing elsewhere
sep IL da-wtf Ii. sTRAUS CO.
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Harry Fulton.

yXTHoLEsALE and retail Cloihier and : "A
w dealer in Hats, Caps and Furnishing III
Goods, No % Main Street, keokuk, Iowa; hav- h
ing hand a large and well selected stock of
Goods in my line, | would respectfully invite the
attention of the trade, feeling confident that my
Goods and prices will faYorably compare with any
in the market.
will not say that | shall sell lower than Saint
Louis or Eastern Houses, bnt would modestiy as
sure my friends and the public that l will sell as
low possibly ana honestly can.
Ny expenses light, and my house is convent
ent, If three stories hgh) and | will endeavor
10 trade with customer in such n manner as will
give general satisfaction.
My motto Is--An article is worth its value, and
common sense should be the appraiser.
MAY 2 IS5l-
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
Peoria 4 0quawks, Central Military
Tact and Chsaarp Hprlipy,nu


Tract and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Railroads
| 5 now completed, aud Trains run the entire dis
i tanee from CHICAGO to BU RLIN3ToN, Iowa
without change of cars.
The most direct route to Chicago, New York, Bos
ton. Phi hiiadelpba, and all other points East.
Daily Trains leave BuriingtCn SUNDAYS excepted
I.-DAY EXPIRES, ,-IHRouGH 7. 80 A. NJ.
Arriving a, Chicago the same evening. passing
through Mon mouth, Galesburg, Princeton and con-
Meeting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road to La Salie, bloomington, Springfield, Deea-
tur jacksonville, and Naples also with Galens and
Dunieith.
z.-ExpRrss THRouGH {. 30, p. NJ.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
Mendoza for 81 L,uis and Cairo direct.
Trains the above Roads in close connec-
tion, avoiding all laying any Of the points
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities Ohio, Ken
tn Ky and Pennsyls ANA.
Passengers leaving Burlington at Z. 80, p. NJ,
reach Gsiena and punleith in l2 hours, and ST.
Louis in 20 hours.
by this route passengers will reach the interior
fewer charges, than by any other route connecting
via Michi gan Central AT Michigan City, with the
New AL bany and salem Road, thence To all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago, and
no charge for handling nj any point.
through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
al the Rail Road Office in Harrington
c. 6. HAMMOND, Superintendent
d REnIeg, Ticket Agent Burlington.
c. f. EoiAErT, General Ticket Agent Chicago.
Chicago, May lsi, 1850. d&w
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City Drug Store I!

Burrows Block, Main Street.. .KEOKUK.
d J.. @. STEWART are now in receipt Of n
-. very large and carefully selected stock
of Drug Medicines and Chemicals, Patent
Mediet.s<, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Lii -
quors. Paints, Oils, Dye stuGs, perfumery, and eve
ry vnrey Of fancy articles usually found IN the best
establishments Of The kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers vii, confer mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put Up.
DR. j. q. SrEwART's Office and consulting rssm
in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES.
r. o. Edwards, NJ. D., Ohio Medical College.
j Cobb, !" /" ."
John Locke, /" I"
Nav 8, lS5J.--d6w.
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r. II. O'Connor,
APOTHECARY AND DaIrCl

A P0THECARIES' HALL, corner Third and =
n johnson sts., keokuk, Ia, is now in receipt
Of large and well selected stock -ofAlyaes
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye stufs, Also, -
large assortment Of the most popular Patent Md
icines now in use come of which he has the exslu-
sise agency of therefore would call the sttsp-
ton Of country merchants and druggists to hss ane
Ny stock of Perfumcry and Toilet articles is lnsne
and varied, comprising Lubius, Basin ., snd judi
us Hauel's fine Extracts every description Of HI Hxr
Oils, Pomades. Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail end ham
Brushes, and all powders used for tslet purposes.
Choice brands OF Cigars. snufis and Tobacco alwsgs
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, at all hours Of day or night.
Oct I'D +. II. O'CONNOR.
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chENNf. n. =. RUNl
McKenny d Runner.

Lave this day associated themselves together 70
L the transaction of the Drug business in all IL
branches They expect to keep on hand general
and we'll selected assortment OF Pure Drugs Chsmi-
Gala, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, dc.
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro-
pretors for the manufacture and sale Of H. r. dill
more's celebrated Mamaluke Liniment and unriyal-
led Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for the Statee Of
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin Minnesota, and
territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future will be addressed to
MckENNY L RUNNER.
Dec. 9, 1854. diff
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WESTERN STiGE COMPANY.
Af2

81 MINER ARhAN6EMENl IL.
YNHE Western stage Company respectfully an
J. noanoe in the pahlic that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily toaniay excepted) for Fairfield, os-
kaloosa, Fort Drs Nsues and Council Bluffs, passing
through Bast4n, Charl gston Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham. Ashland Agency City, Uttumwa Ed
dyville. osknloosa, pelia Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Fl. Des Moincs.
From osaalooza ttri-weekly) Council Bluff, via
Bellefontaiu hnoxxle Pieasantsille Indianolo, ST.
Charles, Wutcrsett. Iudiantown, Silver Greek, to
Council Bluff.
Also from 0ttumwa via BIakesburg, Abba, La
grange. to Charlton, td weekly
Also from kekouk, Daily, via Warren, Pennington.
Bonaparte Bentonspof, keosauqua, Pittsburg, Troy,
b. Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge frem Fort Des Moines, passing
through Roonthoro aud Homer.
Every atssution Will b. paid for the comfort and
convenience # passcnssrs.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at !
O'Clock. A. If.
Ess- Office on Main Street, second door above the
Laolede House.
r. A. McCHESNEY, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-27

HENRY y. scHOLTR, EDWIN n. GRANT.
SCHOLTE T. GRANT,
PELLA................... .......MARI0N CO., IOWA,
ID ANkERS, LAND AGENTS. and N0TARIES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe United states Life In
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Clark's Steam Engine Manufacts-
ry, and for all important agricultural machines
Editors and Proprietors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, independent in Politics and Regon--$2
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octie dwiy
THE MCFARLAND HOUSE,
FRONT ST. TT. MADISON, IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly reno, ated,
l. l. and il now large and commodious establish
ment. convenient to the steamboat landing and in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished il throughout in
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
enee in the business will enable him to give general
saisfactioD
Oct. 90 1855. ddwtf b. F. ROE.
SAW YEN III q USE.
WILLIAM WINTER, Proprietor.
TORNER Second and Cedar stres,s, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
rss~ Baggage taken TO and from boats Free Of
charge.
1s.s- Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and burlington.
June 81. 1855. n