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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
BOOTS AND lSES1EiS.

LUMBAR. Rect snit Slaoe NJ an
E2xs< .rflrtnrer, s,ilh continues 10 afiur'l
sssas ss satisfaction u all, whether I'D OF
new wholesale or fetnil purchasers, al his old
stand, 7G SourH SSs9Nn st. PniLADELFHTA,
corner of Carriers Alley. where he is deiernli-
ned to sell as heteiniorc las cheap as the
chcapoN,--and would respectfully call aitsn.
tuu to ,hc following list Of
PRIcrs:--kndies ssniieFs Of every style and
qualify, from 81 to q nu Gonis' calfskin
B,,o,s from s. 70 ~ Pateni Leather Shoes,
Gsiiter Boots Congress Boots, Button Boots, &c.
aom 81 so to 81 0o.
Particular attention pni,l to Teiting up Boys, ),
Yo1tls, Misses nnd Childrens Plain and Fancy
Eoots, Caters, 30, &c.
II you call rs above yoa will be snre 10 oh.
tain The full worth aryons money myi'55y.
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ES. 3D. Clifton 81 Son.
Men and Boy'S- Cloth ing Store.
Norh.Eas. corner Of sei,end sai Dock s..
PHILADELPHIA.

N0TITIsI7FsE -VTIIT u 1FNWnT H.lI LFOrK ~.
fHILADEbpHlA,
To the Citizens II Milford bel, viciniiy
Y-u are respectfully invited to examine the
exiersive aNa varied assortment Of Mems amt
Boys CialhiaS, AZ tie store OF the subsciber
where may always be found full srpply Of.
Ready Made I,loining OF all size aud descrip.
tons, worn by men and beys ofal ages pnI
sizes, made by experienced wofkmcn and ~
the vsrY hssi ,aa,sr;al tie nsahe, tit. aud ap-
prarauee SURPASSED by no. .estabi;shneuh IN Tie,
aity Pieasa Preservs this notice anl give me
a call, snil ii ont yourselves aud SOUS in man,
ner worthy o You aud ficm Remember the
Nofth h1st rorucr Of Second npl f,ock St
april 18Th 55 r u CLIFTON & SON
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FARMERS REMEMBER

Where you can always be accommo-
dated with clover and other seeds;
grain fans, plows, rakes, forks and al
most any kind of farming implements.
July 20th, S. d. Taylor.
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BEE S.
BEES.
REV. L. L. LANGSTROTII'S
Patent MouaJle Comb Bee Hin.

Z.
- iiveis now presented 10 tic public n few
Of ls advantages over all Others are, The coiiilh
(spearaiely) honey AM bees can be taken ont,
examined md replaced in five minutes with
impunity, without injury the precise siiun'i''u
ofthc honey and bees asceriaine'l in M
ment; the greatest possible security aRaiust
the moth; stocks multiplied at pleasure; prrtNet
protection against heat or coal, swauning eF
non.swarming hive at pleasure, &c. Nc IN
fact. this hive possesses the advantages Of all
the hives ever constructed, with the evils Of
none of them. Bee.keepers ore particularly
invited to call and examine the Hive. II has
been pronounced, by all who have seen it, lha
only perfect hive in existence. t.anpstrnls
work on the Bee sent by mail on the receipt o
81 25 Individual rights IS: Township and
county rights sold low; Hives ot from s! to 81
On receipt of Sl2. Hive right and book will be
sent pHlNEAS MAHaN,
.Rpiary, Cenlreville, South Camden. n ]:
Business address, ls6 Chesnut St, rhila;
lJ-I will receive proposals for tue supply
of any number of swarms. in swarnlng senson;
| will find the hives and deliver thcm ut t;iy
or all landings in Delaware, from whence The
contractor will receiys and return thrm; Casa
paid on delivery: Address promptly ~ 'lcve
mayls. Pm j NJ
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Painting. EBaperillg and

~ LAHlNG, will be done with despatch,
w and in workmanlikc manner, by the
subscriber, who has come to Milford to cs-
tablish himselfin the above business. His
shop is next door to Halls Store, South
Milford. q. w. X. GQHEEN,
Milford. iuly 7-tl
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FILES s. RASPs.
NEW STREET FILE WORKS,
o PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHTA
The subscriber is constantly Dlanufncfurins
for WHOLESALE & RETAIL, FILES & Rssps aC
every description, and having been rr'nrical-
ly enpuged in the business more tlnn Thifiy
Years can guarantee his work at the lawest
prices,
Manufactures and MecluAics cs.n have
their OLD FILES RE CUT avn MADE
EQUAL TO NEW at half iSe original cost.
j. b. SMITH.
No 6l NEW st. (betwean Race y Vine &
9nd. & 9rd. Sts.) Philalelplia.
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Eetsev From Bgqass5lgEOis.
Serate Chamber, Wdsiingtop,
d. c., JuLg NJ 81.


Mcssrs BENNETT & BRo,
Gentlemen -l received
your note on the 1st inst.,ln answer 40
mine of the 18th Of June, aud yesterday
the package containing the six yials of
your "Diarrhea Mixture, > All in good Or
der, for which l am truly thankful TO you.
I consider this remedy ofyours the very
bus, Dyssentery, Cholerqy and the like
disease, that | have ever tsief-in my fami-
ly. We have used it in s spral occasions
and never without receiving Almost instan-
tanieus relief--I will use ii6thing else in
my family for the diseases for which You
recommend it. wish yoa would estab-
lish an agency for the sasf-of it in pu-
buqe, Iowa.
Yours Respectfully 81,
GEO. W. JONES, Of Inwa.
Sherwood s. Foulk, agents for Milford,
DEL, by whom all of Bennttt's Medicines
are for sale at the lowest plfess.
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LEATHER.

FNTID, T1DNDN @ CO'
No. 20 North Third Street, PH1LA.
Morocco Manufacturers, Couriers and
Importers of French Calf Skins, and dea-
lers in Red and Oak Sole Leather s Kipp.
Feb. 9th, 1861 y.
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and to furnish tender and valuable.
pasture. II may be sown either in July,
August, or early in the fall, with or
without Timothy or other grasses.
Milford, July 49,. i.
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Mrs. Z. HI. G e. Primrose's
NEW MILLENARY STORE,

The4nbscribers having just returned
from Philad. with well selected assort-
ment of Millinery & Trimmings, respect
fully inform the citizens of Milford and
vicinity, that they have opened their New
Store in the building formerly occupied
by James B. Davis, on Walnut st. two
doors below Tumlin's Hotel, where they
intend keeping constantly on hand,a large
and handsome supply of Lace, Embroid-
cries, Millinery &c. A share of the pub
lie patronage is solicited. ap 18th
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Vp.pDrOye(I EEdDrsc Powers.
FIRE FIRE!I FIREl!!
Ensure YOUR Property.

HNSWFc QUE HOPCAey'
YENHE following is the list of Agents
III fully authorized TO make Insurance
for the KENT CO., MUTUAL lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, anywhere in the
State;
VIM. c. Robertson, Delaware City.
John H. Reynolds, Smyrna,
Thos. NJ Clary, Leipsic.
Geo. B. Dickson, Dover
Thos. Simpson, Camden.
Henry Cowgirl, Willow Grove.
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford,
George M. Davis, Bridgeville.
James Ponder Milton.
John D. Rodney, Lewes.
Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown.
John A. Stephenson, Dover, Del, Gen.
eral Travelling Agent.
Rg-Persons who wish their property
Insured will meet with prompt attention
by notifying either OF the above Agents.
Communication addressed (post-paid)
to the Secretary, Dover, Del, will be
promptly attended 10.
GEO. B. DICKSON,
nov15 '54 Secretary.
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NARKETS.

SUPERIOR SYRUP: Lemon, SarsaCarilla:
Pine apple, Peach, Pear, Strawberry, hector?
Apricot &C., warranted good for sale by
Poulk Sherwood, wholesale and retail Drug
ists~
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LLNSEED 0LE.--A superior loi just
received and for sale at the cheap store of Sher
wood aud Foulk ap1
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MACHINERY,

I'VE MACHINERY,
for Saw or Grist Mills, or other purpo-
ses. Castings of all kinds, and Patterns
if re CURED. Repairs done with care and
dispatch. Improved Agricultural Imple-
ments, all warranted.
Improved HORSE Powers.
Three sizes, extra strong, for threshing
wheat or shelling corn. Small size, |
orr horses mediam size, A horses large
size, 6 or horses. Reverse Wheat
Threshers, three sizes, with close or o.
pen OFFENDERS. June 8, 80.
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land since leaving the Dss Noinss Valley.

land since leaving the Dss Aoinss valley
Forests have been plenty nearly al the
way, but upon broken land. and the trees
are too numerously such as the ship lum-
bermen on the coast OF Maine would be
rejoiced TO find. There Is no crack, nook
or curve 10 ship for which timber could
not be found on some Of the streams west
OF The Des Moines River. By the way,
some OF these timber lands suggest .
problem TO the natural philosopher. Why
do oaks and some other trees lean dovn
declivities and to,cards streams? 1t is not
so with the pine. spruce, fir, nor general.
iy half so much so with any other tree.
In spruce and pine forests, Is straieh,
timber can be found on the steep noun.
tain side as in the vale beneath.
l will venture par tial solution. though
what may be said very probably vii oc~
ca''on SOM merriment among your real
.rs. The reason why oaks lean down
MI, and towards streams. is probably to
De sought in the relation which oaks sus-
tain to electric currents in the VICINITY
Oak contains large amount Of iron in its
composition. One twelfth par, OF any
English oak is iron o. this account the
lightning often selects the oak, if OF equal
he'ght with lis neighbors. l, 10 also 4
well known fact that running streams ara
among the best conductors of eIectrlcitv
and these streams are nearest the surf,ce.
and run the swiftest in the valleys and RI
vines. In those places. therefore, are
passing the strongest electric currents.
Accordingly, the trees which coatain most
iron, will be strongly attracted towsrds
these currents. Now. Aessrs. Editors. II
any Of your readers viii give better 90
luton, ! shall read it with pleasure when
return. So much BY way Of episode. |
In my next will give one Of some what
different character. CIvIS.
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AT IT AoAir.-As will be seen by his
Advertisement, our friend ]. S. Beebe
INTER- m interval of several wears, has
gain engaged in the stove and tin bus,.
49,. The oil settlers will remember
|hst aAou. six years sgo Beebe had q
SIMILAR shop near Th I'd street. on the site
Pew occupied by Durkee & Co. In those
poys the business houses were located
|hiehy on the Leves and Second street
I'D It wa considered bold experiment,
open . shop west OF Third street.
That Vas too far out. and the distance
Ppearsd all the greater from hs unirn
seved co ditlon Of Man street. But
sebe located there, no, withstandinp the
'stance. and in spite of the jeers of tn.
seond street wags. who every day bored
- With questions about the state Of
= crops in the country!' And now be
cat beyond Sixth street. and quite a
sDbsr Of extensive establishments way
ryoed him. s., we grow. Success 10
psbe and the Caltarsugus region.
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NTRATED or stolen from the subsc, ibsr, be-
~ tween the morning Of June 3Oth and July "a,
: sorrsl coiored HORSE, with the following
marks; two white hind feet, white spot In The
Ease. and about IA hands high. tie hair wss rub
bed Of from tho nadsr jaw BY tie halter. The
horse Was purchased IRON Adam Youtssy near
Abba, Monroe counsy, Iowa. last Saturday
morsine. and ~ nay have started Tor that place
! Any peSson giving information whore said
borss can ~ found, o. returning him 10 the sub
scriber, shall rsesive me ahove reward.
y HUMPHREY Z GAGE
July 4. 1858, Akwtf.
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4 Ii Gentlemen who are in wast Of any
a kind # : Summer Hat are requested
70 csll and gst one 1t "Ths Emporium Of Fash.
ion" A fresh lot Of new Summer styles ,ust
vscsivsd, Tor ssls cheap. Straw Gcods Of 81
kinds, Lsghorn. Pedals, PAnsnas, Palm Leaf
Sc, &c, In great variety.
For sale cheap at A. C. 6HELDON,S,
81, Main 6isset.
Call and look 1t them and secure yoaa sies
ounmef hat.
v.t-- - seax
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Oiice Keokuk and Fl. Dos Nor Is r. r Co.
June 70, 1855
THE Stockholders Of the "Keokuk. Fort Des
j MONIES and Minnesota Railroad Companyn
are hereby notified that call OF ten per cent. on
the capital stock Of said Company has tins day
been made by the Board Of Directors, payable
to VIM. G. Graham. Treasurer, at the office Of
the Company in Keokuk, on or before Tuesday,
the 3lst July next. Stockholders who have paid
previous calls Of ono and two per cent. will be
credited with the same on this installmest,
BY order Of the Board.
HUGH T. REID, President.
c. F. CoNn. Secretary.
June IS, 1855. david
Dispa.ch and Fort Dss Aoines Statesmen
copy till day.
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For the Gate City.
14otss 0y tie Way. ---No. I.

~ -
SEVILLE, CLARK Co July li.h. 1855.
sssrs. Editors:-Being on an excur-
, into the interior for . few day,, and
wing ths, you had not much correspon-
- from the region of my travels, /
e been thinking tina, few notes might
y unacceptable, especially ~ editori-
aeor i no. quite so pleasant in hot
htSer. And - every body is interest
= the question. What shall we ca. ~
~ commence with the crops.
assing up The divide between the two
rivers from town Of many names.
the Missouri line. to Bloomfield in
70 Comfy. oil grasses and grain. look
Ferry we'll. and many fields Of wheat
cats we're buriened. This prairie is
pti!ul 70 the eye. yet often toe level 10
the best soil. Frequent brick yards
esis the same thing. At present il is
er spsrseiy settled. In DAVIS County
: Vas considerable complaint Of tie
= bug. and the complaint was we'll
dsd. in many places. But on reach
he Mormon trail. on the divide be-
% North Fox snd Soap Creek, there
aany wheat fields which look exceed
hne. They are heavy headed, and
golden yelIew hue.
APpanooss County. the constant cry
''chin'x bugl Clin'z bug! No
{ in al this res Jon" The corn WIS
70 be attacked. Some wheat felds
been cut for hay, and tho evil is all
greater. because but little winter
= has been scwn. The ground is
scented - being literally covered with
and the specimens | have seen. con-
y reports. One man in Appanoose.
I'D CIT his grain, thought he would
De0 on his stubble ground. So he
NOD his team and went to blowing
=. He ran his pillow six inches
But in = very few minutes they
worm themselves out again ninhle
-. ! know Of one man whose crop
trcysd. who i waiting for the straw
mns psifsssly Dry. in order to apply
i, 70 80 il the bugs can stand
Lacas County there was far less
INIT. and there 10 large amount of
and other grains growing. The
Wayne passed through. was most
= prairie. Decatur will raise plenty
81. though the bug has done some
!. Skill, the growth Is not 90 luxu-
y IN the counties before mentioned.
- i owing to severe d. ought. 1t
ct o dry in Decatur and Clark
- nov. - in Van Buren, snd Lee
ago. NJ present writing j. in the
vsst corner township of CLARK Coun-
srS sIs good crops = wheat - to
however, ard many large fields
ssfe from the ravages Of the bug;
Oss graDd and beautiful prairies
d has not seen Ii Iowa. Those
oame tho nearest them arc in Pow
County, YET the coil il not - ROB
y hers, - - The county last named.
II lhs nsighbesheod Of Grand
+ TO = fsusd ~ apess timber
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DoAtal HottCe.
DR.. ]. K. hickey, Surgeon Dentist.

Having returned from the East, will
a. be happy to wait on his friends
yHavinE = large stock Of Teeth, ON
the best manufactures. eaA please
the most fssiidious. Teeth mounted on either
gold Or platina, on his new improved method,
which is now being used by the best Dentists
lie 10 also prepared to "ount Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, on gold or platina; ,sAes on
tAs latter, At lower price amounting to the diff
fersnes in cost Of materials full sets on gold for
500, on PLArINA Tor $50; all work warrapted
Once south side OF Blondeau, between Sd and
9TH streets, Keokuk. march27 dir
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DooTs 4 SHOES at ViloL ESAl &

HAVING opened house in this City for the
III purpose Of carrying on the wholesale Boot
and SAes business, We respectfully call the At
tsntien Of the trade 10 our LARGE AND WELL
ASSORTED 61ocx. which b now bsing received
direst frsna the best manufactures in Massa-
chusstts. II is our intention 10 always keen on
hand eonPtsts assortment Of goods in The line,
ana eoeT asch inducements ~ will obtain for
% liberal share OF patronage.
Country merchants will do well 20 call and
examine our stock before they purchase.
July I. 4 CARTER 4 CO.
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Insurance Agency.
Asna ussarasss C. Hartford, Csas.
efAR INSU 4 NICE OMPANY.

sfA \ INsU NC Z COME ANY,
OF Ogsisnsburg. New York.
HARTFORD TIRE lNSUAANCE CUMPANY
Mercantile, Fare = aaarias insurance Company.
OF Cov,ngton, Ky.
MECHANIC FINE MD MARIN INSURANCE.
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
THE alive are oil sound asd reliable Gonna
! mics, and take risks at lowest rates thatioca-
tios will justify.
During my absence for . few weeks at the
East, the Insurance business Of the above Com
paniss will b attended to BY Mr.. B. S Merri-
Wv RELKNAP.
Once sdjoiaing the Mayor Once.
July !, 1855. dim
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|lSxc1lsioR.-J. T. Harris & Co. un-
rake 70 improve the xnderssandings of
= IN the /" most excellent" style. Find
whore they are, and try 'em If you
bnse.
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Ac-Addmi.iag o. Second Street.
Gamble, % feet on End
street by SO feet deep,
comnsncing 30 ieet from
Main street, IA ga ~
Keok ak, July 9Th. 1885.
THOMAS MARTIN,
Coliecto. oil the CITY OF Keoknk
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- We notice the arrival of DR..
osord Bell and family, from Spring
~, Ill. DR.. Bell is Dean OF the new
sd'esl College, now being organized in
City.
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The Glorious Fourth

The glorious Fourth, the day We celebrate,
And loud proclaim the freedom Of the free,
When each enjoys his social tete-a -tste,
Aud pufs his weed and sips his sangaree-
Excuse me, Saugaree, no mere, no more!
Like days OF Early childhood they have fe',
They are prohibited by law,
Therefore to nse them tits i'll bred
But whilst tho hid OF Genius lives,
To conjure, form, or 70 invent,
A blessed soisce then she gives
Which none on earth can ever report,
She tenders il il every form,
To Freedoms Son or Daughter,
As gushing from the Marble Fount
The sparkling MISERsL WArER, super;
For quality its not surpassed, its fnc in fact, IFS
But il you doubt it, why then pray Won call on
MOORE HOOPER.
July g. 10 Main ct. bel " cen 2 and 3
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oseo, 600 REWARD.

1000 REWARD.
NOTICE il hereby given that the one third in
~ terest Of the Keokuk and Hamilton Ferry,
together with the land belonging TO the same, is
offered for sale.
For frrther particulars enquire Of
July 2-du J. T. J. X, LLOYD eco.
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New Grocery Stare

a. J 4 A L s ION & BRO.
n AVE Just opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store. 10 the room formerly occu-
PIED oy D. B. Smith as an Auction Room an
Johnson str.et. whore they intend TO kesn .
choice and well selected variety exactly .adsnted
70 the demands Of the retail trade OF the$itv.-
Iney iavlta the inspension of the citizens sens.
rally, and have no dovbt that they can oljsr II.
dusemeA,s for frequent calls and 4 contlnusd cn..
tom. A. J. RALSTON 4 BRO.
70. Johnston Street.
Keoknk, May 10. 1855.
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A CARD.
MEssRS. PARMELE 4 CAMPBELL

MESsRS. PARMELE 4 CAMPBELL
d ESPECTFULLY announce to the cit 7
IL ICES Of Keokuk and vicinity that IA
they intend a. soon 4 I'm can Re ob-A-.
sained in the new block now being built by D.
w. Kilbourne) 10 open to the public new
and welt selected stock of fine Watches and
Jew.lry, Silver AMI Plated Ware. Also varie-
,y Of Fine Cutlery. Musical instruments Of all
descriptions, sc &C., &C., in fact every thing
pertaining to our line Of business.
For the present we may be found in Graham's
block, on Second Street, three doors south of
Parsons Banking House, where portion Of our
stock 10 exhibited.
We are now prepared to do all kinds of work
in orr line.
- Fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds
repaired and warranted by competent workmen
J. PARMELE. A. CAMPBELL
May 80, 1855.
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UO NE INSURANCE,

MV VI e kAVSO u ANCE.
THE Iowa STATE Insurance ConrAsy. OF
/ Ksokuk, having fully organized according
TO the Articles Of lncorpor alton, and having re
celved applications for insurance and taken pre-.
MUM Notes on property amou ating to $lO0, 0Oo,
10 now prepared to issue Policies, on the safer
class OF risks, for three years on the MUTUAL
plan, and for one year and shorter periods for
cash pr.ninm.
officers EisctedSs the s.ssing Year.
DIRECTORS,
G II Perry, John McCune, En- H,rrison,
J Rankin, Smyth, ERFord,
K Crsei, 8 Billings, VIM + Turner,
CARRIER, Wickersham,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
= Hlrr,son, c 9 rber. John MeCuae,
kankin, G B Smyth.
c pERay. Pres Nv RAsKrs, v,cSPres,t.
VT FUaSEa Sec'y. E H HAsRIsos, Treas'r.
1O@ce in Concert Hall building. I'd story.
July 4th, 1855. dam. lyw.
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in. HooPER.

AA6AACUA AoAo AMI O6V0oAOAU
lave this day associated themselves to-
IL gether for the purpose Of conducting w
general Drug and Prescription business IN u
der the above firm. Particular attention viii bc
given to the latter branch to which they have
both served regular apprenticeship. Physi-
clans and the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly aud accurately COM
pounded at ell times, 40 one Of the firm will be
constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE.
49, ]. HENRY HOOPER.
March IA, 1855 diff.
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TAX Collectors Sale.

HITY OF KEOKUK, Lee County, State Of
~ lows. By virtue OF the charter and ordi.
nancss Of the city Of Keokuk, I will Offer at
public sale tanless the amount Of tax and cost
hereafter specified Ia previously paid) at the
Msyor's of6ce in said city Of Keokuk, on We'd
nesday. the twenty fifth day OF July A. d. 1855
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M. and
four O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, the following
described lots in the city Of Keokuk, to pay the
special tax and costs levied and assessed against
such lots BY the City Council of said city, for
Nc AdamizinG on Main, Second and Third streets
in front sach lots. viz:
AcAdamiziag on Mum Street.
Nsns II ownsss. Dsseription. Lot Block Tan Cos,
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HENRY SPaSGENBERC,
~ o Z Il n r pU p Lie.

offics On Jehnssa street, next u We white
Heuse.
IS prepared to promptly attend to al business
requiring the services ola Notary Pnbiict Ae-
knowisdgemsns and Dispositions tskent DSeds.
Mortgages, and other kinds Of DccumeoAs
drawn to order, 10 the English, Freseh, ana On.
man Language.
ksckuk, June IS, 1855. An
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Keokuk, Nay 10. 1855.


Agent for the Missouri state Mutual rn.u.
rance Company. the Directors of which ~
among the oldest and best known business nen
Of St. Louis. aalnff
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A CLERK thoroughly vsrssd in the Drug hu-
n siaess. An interest in paying Drag bust
ness would Be disposed otto one having some
means and qualified to sssist in managing the
eatablishnenf. Eaqaise u REYNOLDS Drug
Store. M~chAnies' Alock.
Ksokuk, July Q, 1855. dsf
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Fresh Butter In Ice.
CUSTOMERS be supplied until further
~ notice, with choice Butter in Ice at Is cent,
per pound, by
VIM. c FUNKHOUSER
June 20, 1855. sc Main Street
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DRIED BEEF.

} A00 LBS. ST. Louis Sugar Cured Dr.
~,UUU Beef, warranted the b~st ever in thi
market WIZ. c. FUNKHOUSEk.
June 2, 1885.
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Pure Congress Water

Purc Congress Water
H'hoN me Saratoga Springs ,or sale by III.
dozen or single bottle
:, A'ao Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate ~
Msgnesia, or Purgative Mineral Water. ons n
nc most pleasant and efectunl Cathartics
Call ct Moore 1 Hooper's new DRUG Stor. !,
Keokuk, Iowa SUE
June 5th, 1855.