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From the Democratic Press.
Another Outrage Methodist Preachers Mobbed BY
Atchison and Stringfellow Ruffians.

Another Outrage Methodist Preachers Mobbed BY
Atchison and stringfellow Ruf1ans.
hasten to inform you of another mob in
Platte County. The Methodist Church North
had an appointment for quarterly moetiDg
near Forley. The presiding Elder, preachers
and congregation had assembled, and conelud
cd the morning service and were proceeding
whom a mob of about eighty armed men made
their appearance. The congregation, 1t being
warm, wero seated in the shade in front Of the
house. and the preachers we're inside. When
Dr. Walker lod tho mob to the, door where the
Rev. Mr.. Morris was preaching, and seized
him. Mr.. Morris drew his revolver and cooked
IT, when some one caught his arm and took it
from him. The mob then rushed on him yell
ling, "Hang him! shoot him! r. Some in the
congregation interceeded for him, and after a
long parley they consented to let him 90 un-
der pledge to leave and not preach any more
till they gave him permission. The rest of tho
preachers escaped during the disturbance, and
the congregation broke up and dispersed -
The preachers wero all armed with revolyers
They are aware Of the threats daily made a.
gainst them. The mob brought tar and frsth-
ers and hemp along with them. The excite
ment is great. These humble and pious min
isters of religion will be driven out and utter
lawlessness prevail s4i
In haste. TRAvELuR.
Platte Co., Mo-, June 80. 1855.
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ne- SPONTANEOUS combustion often occ

ee Spontaneous combustion often occa
siops fires, which are charged to incendiarsm
In Sandusky, lately a case Of this kind occur
red. Some painters having been at work
painting the new Presbyterian church, cotton
rag saturated with oil, was left upon one ofthe
seats. Next day on going into the church, a
largo hole was found burned in the seat, and
the rag was in ashes, evidently the result o.
spontaneous combustion.
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~ We understand that tho "Chsmpsgnc
Dinner at the American, on tho 4tb, is u 20
made the sabjcci legal esteesion This 70
riobs. Ifitis a crime for an lrish Grocery
keeper to get his customers drurk, Te opins
it 10 equally unlawful for . gsnherian fdndtert
to send Brosdclo,h home With brick IN hm
hat Jackson Citizen.
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"a The Census Marshal in Macedon
Wayne Co.. N. Y, reports that he found there
a woman, 23 ycars old, mother of four children
the oldest of which Is twelve years, nsft eight,
third three, last one. The eldest was OF
course born whom the mother was twelve years
old. Newark Wbig.
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No. 458.
KANSAS Eat al from pn.A ate letter re-
csiyed in thi, ci,y i'ons wcll-infsmed citizen
TauasDAY, June FL. 1855.

ceiyeo ia this g rom wei'-intGmeo cisizen
of Kansss;
TauRsDAI, June FL. 1855.
am fearful of another outbreak here. You
have seen in The papers an account of the case
of McCrea, who ehot Clark. His trial before
lie Comps. Chief lastice of the Territory. ter
minated day or two since. The Judge, after
hearing the ociiencs on both sides, declared is
to be a bsilable offense. assuming that McfCrea
killed Clark in seif.defsnce. which all disiuler-
ested persons know before; yet the Judge did
not remand him 10 the fort, as some say he did.
and he IL now under the tender merciss Of the
most unscrupulous scoundrel in-----. IIs
stands no moro ch.noe Of living until court sits
(October) than fat calf would among tho
butchers. II was expected thar company of
Mssourians would be over last night TO gius
their revenge. I would mol give Eve cents for
bis life, yet the man tifany act ever committed
was jusliaable) was justified 10 killing Clark.
as Clark was IN the act Of striking him with .
piece of scantlinq over the head when McCFe&
shot him. In. Y. Tribune.
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O. Revolution was the mother of the Bo-
naparto family Both the uncle and the neph-
ew have murdered her; and the blood stained
crimson couch Of the sssassin Is hunted by the
spectre Of the murdered mother
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COUNTY ORiANfzArroy---The County OF
Midland was organized on The Sd by the cleo
ton of county officers. Below wc give. = llst
ofthc officers elect, County Treasured, Henry
C.. AshmnD Clerk. Ediwu II. Jennings; Reg
lister Deeds, Solon Rumri' Sheriff. Hostep ".
Ellsworth; Judge Of Probate, w. B. George;
Pros. Atty II. c. Asbmun, Circuit Court
Commissioners, John Noorei County surveyor:
Alexander Albert; cotonors, WIN. Hibklct and
Daniel Springsica1. ..... .4Ty
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For the Standard.
LINES 70 IDA ST. CLARE,

LINES 10 IDA ST. CLARE.
BY MARY TURNER BEERS.
Oh ihou whose touching notes
Whichoier my spirit flont,
On thee my friendship doats--
Darli g Ida
Methinks thou art maiden mild.
Whose heart was ne'er beguiled
BY loves soft passion wild
Daring Ida.
So sudden has thou risen
Before our mental vision.
Ia this our life elysian-
Darling Ida.
That we deem thee as q star,
Whose radiance from afar
Time in vain can never mar
s. Darling Ida.
oh may lily lot in hfe
Be free from passions strife -
With hope thy spirit rife
Darling Ida.
As DER lies sea" thou'rt driven
May light TO thee be given
To guide thy soul to Heaven.
Darlir 6 ida.
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WY KOOP'
FEE We Ee s. I'll G. " IL
ExTERMINATOR.


Prepared by ROBERT d. WYNKOoP, New York.
Price One Dollar.
THE peculiar operations of this Medicine in these
Diseases has undergone long aud long and close obser
valion in bilious climates and it is believed that it will
fail, if properly and judiciouslv administered
unless other diseases predominant of different char
1t will be found efectual in cases Of the ealar'
cement Of the spleen known the Ague Cdke) also
Lira complaints and .Jaundce, with all those various
modifcnons which rise from the same causes. II is
highly recommended by ply ysicians, and has been ex
tensivey used with distinguished success in relieving
many OF those who suffering under this scourge OF
our country. Persons ofweak stomach, and children
may take il wthou, the eas, difficulty. 1t strengthens
The stomach and digestive organs, induces an appetite
aud seldom requires more than bottle to effect a
The qusnttes Of Quinine and other things
which are swallowed at random, in enormous drughts
of whisky &c is sufficient to ruin the constitution
Of men and the morals ol community and do more evil
than lke baneful effects of this disease itself The
safes, amer OF threament especially in these d'ea
ses is the best
CERTIFICATES.
We honestly believe that certificates are not general.
ly read but IL has become customary TO introduce
them that have in order satisfy those who rely
such evidence introduce as many GENUINE certih.
Gates space will allow.
The Assistant Surgeon ofthe United States Navy. who
resides in the city of New York has kindly given
us,he following oftSe effects efthis medicine
GENTLEMES--l have used your compound in cases
of Fever aud Ague and have found il the
purpose better than anything have ever prescribed
In my practice. have used when employed Assis-
tant Surgern in the United States Navy. ON different
stations, aud when have had many forty or ff
tv the sick list time, aud il has always
proved successful l recommend this article from the
certainty of its effects and give il apreierence all
oher articles in MEDICINE for the distressing complaint.
Yours, &c, g. II. TRAPhAGAN, Nj. ID,
~ For sale in Hillsdale by MoTr g. Bro, and q.
w. Underwood
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as,- The Portland Advertiser in referens

eg- The Portland Advertiser in reference
to the recent verdict Of the Coronors jury -
Portland, says that it is poor affair, OF which
its getters up arc heartily sick. They have not
attempted to arrest Neal Dow, whereas the
Coroner, under the verdict, has full authority.
The Advertiser intimates that the Liquor men
havo found out that nothing was to be gained.
by prosecution Of the affair.
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AN ISsrSuATIor. Ssratoga Editor, in hi,
paper of the 5th, asks one Of his cotemporaries
''if he remembers snything which occurred on
the sfternoon OF the 4thr
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II is stated that more money is spent in the
United States for cigars than for common
schools. Youog America.
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10 A printer out west, who're first son hap.
pened to be very short, fat little fellow, named
him BREWER Fulfacc Jones.
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Qf- Whom did Robinson Crusoe meet on
being cast on the desert islandl A great swell
on the shore, and little ceve running inlsnd
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Daguerrean Gallery.
TIL AVERTY..

Daguerrean Gallery.
TIL. .LAVERTY,--Artist,
VNOULD respectfully announce to the public gener
w ally that he is now permanently located ia the
Village Of Hillsdale. and will coutnue to operate in
roomsover Russell's Store. where he has la.ge
Sky-Light
whichis acknowedgedo to be the only light by which a
correct Daguerreotype Likeness can be taken.
Mr. Leverty is in possession Of the
REAL LIMPROvEMENTS IN THE ART
and he that and assiduous pro-
dvce such LULike Pictures fail to suit those
who may be pleased to favor him with their patronage
All are mostcordally invited to call and examine his
Rooms and work, and Judge for themselves.
U5 Rooms open from A. NJ. 10 p. M. Instructions
given in the arr and success arranted.
Hillsdale, March 81, 1854
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T.. '. CADWELL'S
NAGTTER GALLERY

4 TR. CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens
VI Hudson and vicinity thathe has all the latest
: pro, ements for taking Likenesses.
lF'Roms over Turner & Rude. Store, Hudson NJ
liu,lson. Jan. i6 1854. ly3@I
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ONGER'S
M A G G RE @ UL AT Q r

M n u y n = q y = ~ ] y II |.
ENoR Cholera, Dysentery, Darrhea, Sea Sickness.
IL Fits, Delirum TreCens, Nervous Diseases, Pains
of all kinds, Female Complaints, &c.
ALSO:
CONGR'S TONIC LIVER PILLS,
for Liver Complaints, all Billions Diseases Impurities
Of the Blood Co in ALL cases where any altera-
ative is useful. And for all the purposes of FAMILY
PHhsIc, and used In most cases, an auxiliary in
comes xion with Magic Regulator. See "Doctor
Book for the Million around each bottle of the Regu-
lator. And Proofs of experience to be had Of all
agents gratis. IJ7From 35 to A Pills in Box.
For sale by G. W. Underwood, and J. X. Simpson,
Hillsdale; and all Druggists in the country. 9deciy
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G. ]. DlCKERSON,
kTTORNEY L. COUNSELLOR AT LAW

iiiLLSDALE, MICH.
Will give prompt attention to the collection of claims
selling of Lands md the transactions of all kinds Of
legal business anywhere in the State OF Mirhisan,
indians or Ohio
LIFE & FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
IL PREFEREscEs-IIooksa an business. june20yl
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HENRY B. ARMSTRONG.
q ID ~ sNS.sa ~ H aNsy e. q NM U-N

Manufacturer of all kinds Of Harness, Saddles, Bri-
es Martingals, Trunks. Vulises, Carpet Bags &C.,
aud dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
i,ufalo Robes Hair Mattresses, Harness Sole and Up
sr Leather Also--Hides Sheep Pelts, Furs, hee
skins. One doc, North Mitchell's Store. n369
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INsURANCE ACENC'

Risks taken in the following Companies.
PORTAGE INStIR tNrE CO., Cuyahoga Falls, o.
CITY INSURANCE CO.. Cleveland. Ohio.
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 8. 1855. DAN'i. l., PRATT, Agent.
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j. N. MUTT. M ID.
MOULD respectfully inform his pNuons aud friends
w that he will be in his Office Motifs Drug Store
where he will be very happy consult and prescribe
bing Physician in the Village aud country. Medical and
Surgical consultation. Particular attention paid pre-
scriptions for the Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear.
Hillsdale, May 1855.
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CING, sING--Some very nice bird Cages, Founts
" and Baths. Also Canary and Hemp seed at
mav9qff MOTIFS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-25
Chicago and Burlington R. r. Line
- - ~ nA
Peoria L 0quawka, Central Military
Tract and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Railroads.

Tract and Chicago. Burlington
Quincy hailroads,)
I now completed and Trains the entre dis
| tauce from CHICAGO to BI HLINGI0N, Iowa,
without change # cars
The most direct route to Chicago, New York. Bos
ton. Philadelphia. ard all other points East.
. Dal!y Trlns tease Burlington Sundays exeepted.
1.--DAY EXpREes s,-IHRureH = 30 A. NJ.
Arriving At Chicago the same evening, passing
tk~ugl Monmouth 6alcsbuys, Princeton, and con
meeting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road. - La Sale, Bloomington Springfield Deea
tar, Lac ksonSlle and Naples also VIII, ait and
Dunielth.
2-ExrnEss THaot Gn = 20, F. VI.
Connecting with Illinois Central ka. Road at
Mendoza for st. louis and Caro- direct.
Trains on the above Roads in close connec-
ton avoiding all laying over any Of the points.
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading the Atlantic Cities, Ohio, Ken
tnsky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at !. 80, p. NJ,
reach iiena and Dunleith in - hours, and 81.
Louis III % hours.
BY this route passengers VIII reach the interior
portions II Ohio ard Indiana in less time and with
fewer charges. than by any either route, connecting,
va Michigan Central at Michigan City, with the
New A lbany and Salem Road, thence to all points
south aud southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
no charge for handling at any point.
Through Tickets by TINS Route can be purchased
at the kai Road Office IN Burlington.
&C HAMMOND, Superintendent
D. REMlcK, Ticket Agent Burlington
G. L. foLLErr, General Ticket Agent, Chicago
Chicago, May lst, 1855. dAw
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f. III. O'Connor,
ApOTHECARY AND DRI GGIST

4 PUrHECARIES' HAIL, corner Third and %
Z \ johnson ats, keokuk, Ia, IL now in receipt
{ a large and we'll selected stock Of Drugs
Medicines Che micalg and Dye Stuis. Afro,
large assortment Of the most popular Patent Med
zines in use, some Of which he has the exclu-
sive agency of therefore would call the atteE-
lion Of country merchants aud druggsts to hs ame
md varied. comprising Lubin's, Bazin's and Juli-
Hauel bne Extraais; every descriptlo Of IL Gr
Oils, Pomades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
brushes and all powders used for toilet purposts.
Choice brands of Cigars, snufs, aud Tobacco always
,n hand Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, at all hours Of day night.
Oct Cd +. Il. o'CONNOR.
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isao.


SUMNER AEIANuIMLNlSx
rINHE Western stage Company respectfully Al
/ nonnee to the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily sunday excepted for Fairheld, Us
kaloosa Fort Des Mo.nes and Council Bluffs, passing
Trough Boston, Charleston, Primrose Winchester
Blrmin chaiu, Ash.4u4, AZ ncy Cty. 0ftumwa, Il
dyyille, 0skaloosa Paila Mouroe. Appie droye, to
Ft p.s Nuines.
From 0-kaloosa ttri-wttkiyl to Council BlUfs, via
Bellsfontain Knoxville i:. antsiiie, Indianola, st.
Charles, Wintsrsett. Indianta1n. Silver Greek, to
Couneii Ban.
A.sn from 0ttnmva via Blake burg, Abba, La
grange. 10 Charlton, tri-we kiy.
Also from keko0k. Daily. va Warren, Pennington
Bonaparff h Batonslprt heosapqua, Pittsburg, Troy
10 Bioonlfi !.
Also to Far nlgc from F9rt Des Moincs, passing
through Boon, boro ~ Homer.
Every attention viii b. paid faF the comfort ana
convenience of passenger.
Coaches leave keo.uk for all the above places at
o'clock. A. NJ.
re- oiire on Main Street second door above the
T.acledc House. X. A. McCHESNEY, Agent.
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CARuIaCE uaNuFACToRY.

On Johnson Street, between Ist and I'd.
DY 0'BRl AN & Co Having permanently "
ID tablished ourselves in keokak, with an amp ic
supply oi the very bert material for the manut..c-
ture Of Carriages. Busgies, Gigs and Hacks, we are
nr.nared 10 make All articles in our line, in ehe
yery hest style and If the choicest material, On rea-
sonable terms aud prompt nntice.
sont oq IS55--tlIy
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To the Citixens of Keokuk.

IANIAG interested With ~ the Messrs. Scohe Id
| l. in tile Gas Fitting BUSINESS, would ASSURE
The public that all orders given TO them will be
ecuted in n neat and workman like manner, snd
that they can rely upon tbe work done by them,
being OF the very hest tsrial.
As il mil be bus Snort time before the gas will
be introduced We would recommend To those des
of lighting up NJ the time Of the completion OF
the works that thev give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures Ac- othe e.aise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time, it would be impossible 70 supply
all applications nI.on shert notice.
JuIy 3 le55.-d G. HERRICk d co.
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Justice Of the Pence.

YJyIIE undersigned would inform his friends in
/ the country that his office is Main, between
"a and Sd streets Keokuk Iowa, the Harness
store lie will attend to the collection Of all ac-
counts entrusted to his care, with promptness. Ae-
counts sent by mail, postpaid, will receive stten-
tisn and the monty returned a. ordered.
March 2, lS55.--dly. EDWARD COLE.
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NO. 253.
City Drug Store !

Burrows Block Main Street, .KEOkCK-
i j. q. STEWART Low in receipt of u
y very large and carefully selected stock
f Drug. Medicines and Chemicals, Pa;en
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Saeeaan'cal LII
tuors, Paints OILS, bye Stuff Perfumery, and eve
variety Of fancy articles usually found In the best
establishments of .he kind. Every article yarrant-
d pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer a mutual favor by calling
al our esablis hment before buying elsewhere.
Fhysicians' prescriptions carefully put up.
Dir. j. q. sTEwARTs Office and committing room
N the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL RrFERrScEs
L. O. Edwards NJ d., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb, =
John Locke, 'f +" f" 90
Nav 8. IS55-d6w.
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-. Oifce On Nam @treei oter Bruce DahIeI
Store.
sept ls55.--ddwly
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New Arrnngelnen ent.

fTNiIE subscriber would inform the citizens of ke
okuk aud vicinity that he has purchased Jhe
sock ia trade Of Ben. L. Dodson al No. Third
street, where he hes on hand general assortment
+ French and American Cloths, Cassimeres and
estings, which he viii make up to order AT the
shortes notice, and in style not to be surpassed.
Also a good assortment Of Summer Goats, Vests,
and Shrts, always on hand.
July -. lS55.-d,f J IANES NJ. TYLER.
F1,O JOURNEY MEN TAILORs-Want,d,i imme-
l. diately, at No. 5, Third street, two krst rate
Journeyuen sailors. Mons others need apply.
sep27 i j. NJ. TYLER.
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q z or 80 feet on Main street desirable building
70 lots In ths city of heoknk; also for sale, or
exchange f,r westorn property, good Mill proesty
il Oho 30 acres cnoico land in Indiana several lots
in the Town of Napcrvilc, county seat of Du Psga
connty Ill.,; 50 acres Of choicvia near the county
saat of Monros county, Iowa&Nith fruit tress, etc.
Inquire of McAbNN1 huNN6S.
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VI. w. Hicks. VI. D..
8 u X G. + @ y De y i > I

City Of heok uk, Iowa,-0iiice second ST. bet een
Main and Jehnson.
TAR H. in addition the usual
L. methods al Inserting srti iiciai teeth \
Ia in possession Of the exclusive right ulYYYYS
for this city of mounting he ''contnu-
pus gum teeth, universally admired Tor their
beauty, strength and cleanliness. Alfsran expert
neo of two years in this style Of work, he would un-
hes estatingiy nd il the public possessing
many and great advantages any oth-r style OF
work known 10 the profession. Those interested are
respectfully invited 10 call and mine spaeniens Ct
the different methods Of mounting teeth.
Aprtl 10 lS55--.lawiy
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CASH CnOCKERY HOUSE.

tUILD 4 ELLIUTI, Importers aud , Jobbsrs q
" .Earthenware, China ana Glassware, No. 1875
Pearl Street and No. 81 Chambers Street New ork,
would say TO Merchants and deaisJs nerally that,
having established Cash House in this branch of
trade they are fully convinced that they can sell
Croekery etc. At snch prices will pay the purchas
er a fine profit TO retail Experiences hae ruy d very
.onclusiveiy TO that by asherng strictly to the
cash svs tem We ford sell from ten " twenty
per cant. beow the regular credit trade prices.
To this end we ask examination of our style1<
prices. list Of which will be forwarded BY man
TO any party desiring.
Eartaenmarc, by the Invoice, single package, -
very carefully repaoked for The country trsde. :
IulY u, lAla.-~dlY.
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Gas Fixtures.

FNiiE undersgne are prepared to receive orders
i for fitting up stores. Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing ALI their work to be ga
tight.
All persons destrous Of using gas, that have no.
been called upon, arc requested 10 leave their ad
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Ord r. executed ia the succession in which the
are received SC0FIEI4D BROTHER.
IuIv 3--d
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To the Mcrchant. os Iowa.

NEW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE.
d WAPLES co, having taken the Store. As
L Market Street, Phtladclphia, formerly Occur
pied by fassit Il to.,} and having secured the
aces af the mast tasty cutters are now Manu-
facfurng entirely new stock Of Clothing OF eve
ry description, and it h. intention at all times
keep u large stock al the newest and most desIra-
Die tlo'hlng suitable for he " esiern market,
+. WAPLEs, formerly oi Dubuaue, having spent
lie last twenty years IN the West, and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, be feels that he can
fail give entire lsfaction 10 all those that
he may have the pleasure Of doing business with.
our Linen Furnishing Room, we think, cannot be
surpassed. all Shirts, Collars, etc, etc, are
made TO order
II Will afford much pleasure TO have you cell
and make personal examination Of our stock.
August 3. ls55.-dIy p NAPLES a co
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JAS. DEWEY.


TNHIRD Street. between Main aud Johnson, keo-
L kuk Iowa. have just received, nj their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establis hment, a
choice and excellent supply Of Brosdcloths Cnssi-
meres, Nes,ings, and q Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
If all de.eri ptions aud guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all Who desire good work and the best mate
rial to give them call.