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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
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A STORY OF THE REFUGEES
Il BY cHAELEs ). PETERSON,
Author Of Cruising in The Last War, and
publisher Of 'Peterson,s LadiesI National
3 Magazine
Complete in one large volume, neatly bound
in Cloth. for One Dollar and Twcnty-fye
Cents Of in two volumes, paper cover, fol
One Dollar
T.B.PETERSON, No. 1902 cnEssur SrnEEr,
PniLADELralA, hos in press, and will publish
on Monday. March 24th, what he believes ID
be the best Historical Novel ever written N
America. II is not only true tale 81 the time,
that sstried mems souls" not only faithful
picture Of the manners Of 10, but one Of the
most thrilling, powerful, and absorbing stor;e,
ever penned. This is the opinion Of de besl
and most impartial editors and critics, several
Of whom have read the work In proof- sheets,
They allsaythat lis no mere s.catch penny
fiction, but one Of equal value interest; full B,
stirring incidents and strongly drawn scenes
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

nm EBIClNEs.-LITTLE,S WHITE oil,
lN Pain Killer and Indian BLinmeat, Wy
OF DID. Jayne's Family Medicines, Sellers
LiyetHPills and Vermifuge, ttastor Oil, Nc.
KaiAasL iyer Pills and vermifuges Cough Syrup
Dr.. John bulls ESarsapariila ant King Pan
BratleGrhsaRd Wrights Pills, Onodeldoc, pM
egorfc Bateman's Drops and Godhey's Cordiat
Itoi shls by I SETSZER, BEALE & co.
PtsiPieasant Jan a5, 4yl. iE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

DAPER.--6o REAMs AND HALF REAMs
u fools cap, letter, commercial note, la
dies note, embossed and plain, and . great
variety Of envelops, at
JAM KAILKy & MAGUEr's.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

4 FULL SUPPLY or TIE MOST PoP,
N ular Family Medicines, constantly Oh
hand, ~ the BrcKEYE DRuo SToRE,.
jan No. . Union Block.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

"ToULD respectfully inform the publj,
wv that they have put into operation tn,
West COIumbln Foundry,
where orders for Castings. Copper and Shee
lionwolk will be filled in their various brauc he
Jan. 10, '56. n2tf
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

ATS--Silk, Brush, Beaver, Young Amer:
lean. Know Nothing and Wool,
IA pS-Men and Boys Plush, Cloth and
Glazed. SELF M Ply, 5 priAi ~ = ~.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Tenlh GRAND Git. DisfrlbasloI
81, Sit arnion sp,i,tt
i. 4: ! 500. 900 GIFTS.
VALUED AT. THREE HUNDRED
b THOUSAND DOLLARS. =
WORKS OF ART
! Ccrt;feates for Miis year, One DoHqr.

The members of tbe Ant UNiox SociETs, on
he accession or this the Seth distribution ofthe
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Kana#lla s Cincinnati Packet,
} q ne Fra nkIin,

w. @. RoSEBERRY, MASTER,
This last running, light araughtsteame will
run regularly in the above trade, leaving Kan
awha every Tuesday; and rtufning, leaves
Cincinnati every Friday. A1E
X Jan. 40, '55. tlh
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

! There are others by the same artists, all
original, besides some splendid pictures by All
ston, Sully, Reynolds, Neagle, Doughty, Cole,
Chapman, David, Stuart, Herbert, Tack, Rem
nihgton, Reed, BARTLETT SeholoSS, Huntingdon
Johanoh, Schnub, Perkins, Lewis, Ellis, Ham
Ilon and Others fully described in the c alta
logUgc, which will he forwarded on appli caiIon
by letter, post paid, 10 thesecrctary, who win
answer byrenlrn mail. - 49,. -
t. TERMS FOR CLUBS 4 +
c!nbsof 1a,~...l Extra ccDi6catf Is. II
= Clubs Of 90, ,..3 - n" !
Clubs Of 5l.....S -
The money in all caseS1o accompany the
application for Certificates. J.. !.
.-.3 F. LADIES FORMING CLrns
win be entitled tofhc same terms as above,
with the. extra 1ndncemcnt Of The present OF
a nIdgnifccntS.t Of BOWlOir A>HrI, tIure
with rchs D0lored India hsngings, fines India
lace curtains, andcvcrytliiHg of the mos Splen
did deyc ripton 10 the ladies' club who send
tlIelargcst remittance for certificates.
ar Posr MASTERS are authorized 10 oct as
agents., ana the Postmaster rcmitthig the largest
amount for shares Will rccetea handsome
GoiD Warren AID CmAfS, valued al two hun
dred dollars. The mouey must accompany the
application (by letter, post paid,) in all cases,
and The certificate, with the engrayings, will
be forwarded free Of charge by return mail.
Correspondents are requested TO write theft
address, with the County, Town, Post Office
and State plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
All letters answered by rerurn mail. n
Catalogues Of all the Gifts. with value and
PLANTATION, can be obtained on application to
he secretary, to whom all letters for Certif-
Gates must be addressed. l... L
ALFRED JoURDAIN, Secretary.
A. U. S, ROOMS, 23s Montgomery street,
Al -.=/ Baltimore, Md.
FRANcis IScE, II Z Directors,
FERsANDo LrlNGsroN,y
|, .@ 4, 4. w. BAUEa, Treasurer
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
last NOTICE.
f. The Great Year Of II
Godey's Lady's Book,
. /. FIFTH VOLUME, 1855. II
Published % years BY the. same proprietor
VA Attract Oms for Next Year.

tOHE HUNDRED PAGES or READING EACH
L MONTH. .. ! III
The Oldest Magazine in America, and the
only one ESPECIALLY devoted to the wants Of
the Indies Of America, and supported as such
by the Ladies OF this county for the las;
twenty-five years =. Il /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04
Sargent 4 Brother,

II. w. BAuEa, Treasurer.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-04

peace, ana The eagle had spread its broad
pinions over our happy land, Mr.. New
man returnedto enjoy the blessing Of his
parents, and the Liberties for which lie had
fought. Subsequently lie married and
settled in Western Virginia, in or near
Point Pleasant, and from there he moved
10 Gallipolis and established the first no
tel kept by an American citizen ia that
place. After having lived for several
years in Gallia county, he removed into
Fairfield county, and from there TO this
place, where he has finished his DAYS.
There are many things in the history Of
Mr.. Newman, though onlya private citi-
zen, that may instruct US to-day. First,
his patriotism: He was soldier Of tile
American revolution, one Of those rare
men that counted not their lives dear I'M:
10 themselves, but freely made an Offering
Of themselves for their country and their
eountfy's cause. Id these times, when
there are so many conflicting interests
and so much Is said about the North and
the South, as though we were two distinct
md separate nations, how instructive 10
stand over the bier 81 one who fought in
the North and In the South! He did not
light for the North, nor for the South. he
knew no such distinctions; but he fought
for the whole country, North and South.
The heroes Of the american 4eyolution
had but one interest 10 serve, and that
WAS the one great interest-the freedom
q the American people-and under God
they secured y. Itis true, nearly all o.
those brave and good mon have fallen, and
only one now and then Is leh. They are
falling like Che leaves Of autumn. God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
III ELLINGTON


BURLINGTON. IOWA.
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College # Penn
n sylvRnia--incorporat ed by the Legislature OF
tina: State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES:
His Exrcllency the Hos. JAMES BrcHAsAs HOY.
HoS. MosEs HAxiLTos IIox. " II. LOWRY, HoS
CHARiEs NArLoR and GkS. J. X. MoJREHEAp.
FACULrY
ANDREW T. fIownRS. late senior Professor Of Book
Keeping and Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College Of Pcnnsylsan
LorIs II. DALBopr, late Professor of ComInerea al
and Ornamental penmanshp IN the same in.tltu-
ton.
GHAs. BRS. DARWIN member of the Burlington
Bar-professur of Mercantile Law
The Prime pals design carrying ont in every par
ucufar that of trimming for husirr~v intro
duced and followed up tor upwards Of fifteen years
by Mr. Durr. the founder Of the Mercantile College
OF Pennsy wanna. by which about 3 .0nO merchants
and accountants haye been qualified for business
1t i now regarded by basinsrs AS the most
thorough and effective preparation for the account
ant given in the pited States. 1t eomprehenGs
upwards az ACC real business onsl lue
ting SIX different methods Of conducting hooks Nv
double entTy--ahout 800 commercial computations
explaining many business operations found in
cemmon nrithmetics-a comprehensive course of
mercantile penmanship business forms and busi
commercial sciences.
DuG's Book Keeping. Harper edition price Il :
80, the most perfect and comprehensive in tue Eng
lish language. Duf's Western Steamers Account.
AM, perfect system for such accounts sl--To b.
had Mt Cores Book Store, Jefferson Street
s1D- Send ter a Circular by mari.
Burlington, July IS 1855 dIw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
a1RI.1A.IClME.

NOTICE |. hereby gtys,, ihas by Virtue Of . u,
~ cree ef the Distrfct Court OF Lee county. and as
surviving Trasaee unAer = lAesi of trus, made by
Charles MclhnNld - Reeve and Miller for fbe ben.
eht Of his erediiors, shAf, Saturday, The 18th
day Of October next, between 10 clock, A. M and
"'c!o9k ~ OF said dav, ia from, of the rrcn -
ricesit b. ssiIsa Pablo saeion the highest bid
der, tie cash 10 hand, fte following Real E.taie in
the cit. of keykuk. namely: Twenty seven feet OF
the rear ends Of lots 6re and six l5ds1 in block thir
teen, i3l II said city, With the building thereon,
now used ~ boarding house, known as the Emery
HOUSE ss
Tbs proparty eonsists e twenty feet ICON,
Second street, by l0e feet deep, and Will b. offered
for sale under tho decree Of the Court aforesaid.
SAN. +. MILLER,
Sep. i., did Surviving J,tsle
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Carpets & Oil Cloths !
y. a. DVRKEE 4 co.. So Nnim afree,

Il AVE just received the iargee. and most varied
stock CT Carpets and OIL Ciefhs ever brought to
Iowa.
This stuck comprises one hundred different 81 ylrs
and having been bought before tile recent adj aner
we will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri
eos
We would resFec.fuil, invite thse who are fur
niahing their houses, ~ m examination Of there
Carpets and Oh Cl",h fcrl lin. satisfied thar the
qualities. styles, and prices such that they can
not fail ia please all who mag or US With calf.
Auyns; 10 l1S5. d1Mtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19

Several persons in this county have been
prosecuted for violating the prohibi.ory
Law, by getting intoxicated, whilst Others
have been permitted 10 70 unpublished,
Though equally guilty. simply because no
one took the trouble TO file an information
against them. The question then nalnrally
urises, whose duty is it to see that the law is
faithfully executed, and tina, no one, through
favor, be allowed 10 90 unpunlshed whilst
others are prosecuted TO the full extentf
The following from the law may throw
some light on the subject
.'SFc. II. If any person shall be found
in state OF intoxication, he shall be deemed
guilty of misdemancr, and any peace off,
Ger may. wi bout warrant, and il il hereby
made his duty TO take such person into Gus
tody,@ and to detain him in some suitable
place till an information can be made before
a magistrate, and warrant issued in due
form, upon which he may be arrested and
tried, and If found guilty, he shall pay a
fine Of ten dollars and the costs Of prosecu-
ton. and shall be imprisoned Ia the county
Jail thirty davs.'
By the above il will be secn that il is the
dusy Of any peace officer, TO arrest, &c
As to who are peace officers, see Code, Sec.
1880.
s'peace officers are Shcrifs ~ Counties,
Constablcs. Marshals and Policemen of cities,
towns and villages"
|, is plainly the duty of sheriff., eonstables,
marsi,ais, &C., TO arrest TifhONt Udrrdaf,
such persons az are found in = state Of in
foxicafion. Bat what is tho consequence if
the officer neglects his dutyf The code, Sec.
2674, says:
"Ni.ep nnr duty is or shall be eniened by
law upon any public officer, every wifui neg
lecl to perform such duty, where NO special
provision has been made for the punish
ment Of such Delinquency, il is m,sdemean-
or"
Section oG1G prescribes that every person
oosic.el Of y piasdeAae9Dor, the punishment
Of which IL not other~ Use prescribed by stat
ute, shall he punished By imprisonment in
the county jail, not more than one year, or
by fine not exceeding $500, or BY both fine
and imprisonment. The duty OF the officer
is not only plainly marked out hut the pun
ishmcns for a neglect Of duty j. severe one.
Dstaloosa Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
co NJ NJ r. kCIAL.

NAlLEr MIX uaics, edaesdsy, Sepi-l9.
The klrcr has rirrn about four inches in the last
lev days. Weather very warm and stowery. Bus-
iness iysly though th~ fall trade Is ouiy just begin
alng, MONEY market continues awful tight.
There i very little wheat coming in, and what
does come, Il said 10 b. spsouted. The city miIls
ere supplied mostly from Warsaw.
6rreries continue firm with upward tendency
Fruits ard Vegetables har declined to reasonable
aid living rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
Tennessee Iron.

M are now receiving, in addition 60 car pres
sat 4.nek If Iron and Black smith Tsols Iii
reeily f'Es The manufacs arers, 80 assorted FL
les Bar Iron, which will he able to give our
customers the benefit Of the recent deSline IN the
market a!ro l5u slab assorted siaes Pillow Steel t.
when the attention Of dealers nd black sniihs il
directed Feeling deairous of charging this branch
Of our business, We are prepared to offer the
sary Inducements to customers 10 accom- pl ish the
same. div lDNNAHI.F, SMiTH GO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
Hardware and Cutlery.
KnuH ms q NJ,

y " & II. TUCKER, Importers andNytol, sAle
-. al.r, IN receipt u much the larg ST stock
which they have vet ever displayed to the MGR
chants Of Iowa, Missouri snd Illinois to whei they
AK attention, and guaranty ~ b. OF pr. Louis prie-
lSl5-d -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
Removal.

TN 3. HUMPHREY GAGE have rcmoy ed thei,
u - HAT, Cap, Bonnet and Millinery EmI orium q
= No. ~ Main street. Sefwecn 3D. and 4th, few
DOOR abose their old stand, where they will contin-
in The wholesale ard retail departments.
? We will have the lAIsa.i stock ri good in our
line ever hh,ugi 10 the Western country, and will
be urbed 70 supply the wants of any country Mer-
chants in iowa or cisewhsre
we Will have stock OF good. for the retail
trade which viii b-s second to noue in Chicago or
.rt lDais ia point II s.stvles' and quality"
Z Jun rooms fitted up IN the finest style. and no
pains will le spared to make the "tEEAr W.srKKS
HAT, lossET, and Mill ixnRi EArpnirs'' not only
The "Centre II Attraction but the Place for good
bargains. &@a
oar Mr.. II. Is among tire IN ia IN Mannfne-
'"rtrs and importers, e"tuna w our HALL ,t0ck, y
part q which We c2ptci in fsu days, II tbs ARR
val Of which due notice will lie given. A'3.
u. r HTMPHREY GAaE
/. Iuly 81. tSj5.-dlw lntw
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,ick : in keolnk .

lee:s G. and 1913 in Nashville ard the a u
OF 26--65--5 10 acres ia dispute.
For the whole Of WHICH | will take t,cemsp>t,ee
hosnnd dollars, one-hril in hand and the ha Ianoe
in one, TIVE. three, aud four annual payments with
crest AZ I'D per cen. from date hc paid anna
ally, and secured by decd of until all IL paid
Any person Wishing for particular information
10 location quality Of hc lands, may apply II
kcokuk. WM. GIIlISs.
july a5. 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
MEsTEaxN STAGE COMPANY.
A&


vNHF Western Stas, Company respectfully an
nopnce 10 the public That their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily fSunday eytcptedJ Tor Fairfield, os-
kai"o~a, Fort De- Mones aad Council Blufs, passing
through Boston, chsrle-ta Primrose, Wincher ter.
BirrainFhara, Ashla..a, Agency City - tum~a Id
dys lie, skaisra, Peila Monroe, Apple Grove t.
Fl. DIS MolIas-
FROM oska,-ssa (tri-weet ID 10 Council Bluff IN
Bellefontsu, Knoxville. Pea-anivilie Indan0ln ri.
Chsri~s. Winterset:, lniiantown, silver Greek, ta
louncil Buff
Also from ouum.a Via Blakesburg Abba, La
grangr, 10 Charlton, Fri We xiv.
Also from kekonk. Daily, Sia Warren, Pennington
B1neperte, Bsp;onsIort ksr-anqua, pittsburg, Troy
% bloomfield.
Alrc H. Fort pcdse from Fort pes Moncs fasS ng
through B'onsbcro' And Homer
Every attention Win b. paid for the comfort snd
cpnyrnience Of passenger @
1"aehes lave k"okuk le ali the above places -,
ciork, A. Nj.
sr@ Offce on Main Street second door above Inc
fat ieda House.
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n =. MI IT ~ I ger
KEOkUK FEMALE sEwIHAHY

e II the keokuk Fsrnale Seminary will commence
~ on Monday September 10th
Rev. Vim. ii. Williams. Principal and Teacher OF
English Grammar and Critieism u Intellectual and
Morai Philosophy as.
Mr.. A. l.. Williams, Teacher on Piano Forte and
Of the French Ian guage
Miss Mary {. Half, .aeher OF The various branch
es II Nathefnatics ard Sstarai Spivtce History &c.
Miss Julia E'ne,lic,, Teacher in the Primary b.
mar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-19
To the Public.

HNHE Undersigned proposes To do Carpenters and
Join.rs work e every description, and will take
contracts inr building houses from the ground up-
wards and finish and furnish mai rials and deliver
the keys, in any wny per contract. aud 81 the
quality and nreht ,eturel siyle agreed npon, and at
the time specified. Can he at my hop o6icS
on Fulton street, between second and Third.
T.. EICHER,
Contractor and Honsa Builder.
REFERENCES: Mt. J. A. Graham. Thos. ". ClsC-
1T Esa., Goo {. Dixon. E-q., Rev VIM Ii. Wit
Llama.
keokuk April 10. ls5j.--d
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To the Merchants of leun.

AkW 10 ii / \ q WAVE HOT ST
ID NAPLES CO, having tax gu ID. store IS
l. Market Street, Philsd.l phia, formerly oecu-
psed by fassitt Cod aud having secured the Ger
vices of the nIe-s tasty cutters. srs now Manu-
fseturiDg m snilrely new stock Of Clothing II
~ descr p,lon, and IL il intention at all times
70 keep large stock ~ the newest and most desrs
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market
y. WApLEs, formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
the LAST twenty years ia the West, and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchant, be feels that b. can
not ial to give entire satisfaction To all those
be may haze the pleasure II doing bus ines with.
Oar Linen Furnishing Room we think cannot he
surpassed, ~ all our Shirts Collars etc. etc. are
made 10 order.
Ii will afford III much pleasure 10 have you call
ami lnake personal examination Of .nY stock
August ,, Is5s.--dly 7. WApIES co
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"if'i VI NdfIlilg anu lpH, :
Nus. 81 and -. Levee,
he following. comp,etin 2
lich they Offer to the trade
viii do Justice u my "
with.
~ nests tubs.
10 d0z tar buckets,
80 doz zinc washboar,ls,
70 boxes clothes pins,
loo colis Innnilis rope,
- " into
- doz hemp and graxs bed
cpr,is,
500 boxes window glass,
asst sizes and brsnds
So boxes 't;inbIers,
80 i'NF pl, If p. a II TASKS
5 ceroons i . ea<es indi 90
! cask prime nS.ider,
) hbls alum,
10 q copp,ras,
- sacks pepper.
, = rpsce,
% boxes gro. pepper snd
pimenta,
> bales cloyss,
] case III megs.
3" boxes ground ring.r,
- 'io2 yeast powders,
30 ibis diff. kind nu's,
81 shells fresh lea na,s,
30 bales cotton batting,
II " candle wick,
- bags cotton yarn,
80 :. col"red and white
carpet chain,
- 1" ~ = Az
so boxes 81. i.0nis starch,
20 : starch,
80 dog Thomas Oystep,
loo b. Srs candy,
POO kegs T fie and mining
I-,wder,
1910 doz wood buckets,
~ 600 ieet fuse,
20 eases IT. and III ID CAD
lister powder,
ltni boxes matches,
so boxes ink.
100 bag -ho', all sisy,
. tons bar lead.
200 NJ q u caps,
Toe n water proof do
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ST VI N T. u DRY & q q ID !!
Fresh Arrival.

100 packages Of Dry Gpods bought s., the
W. recent great Aacilon sales q. New ORR md
will be sold cheaper than ieiore offered the
Western country.
We invite the particular attention Of nhocsale
AMI rel All purchasers 10 th- stock. mich
irving; which together With stock Oh hand.
makes "ne ot the LARGR~T CHEAPEST and stoc ks
OF Dry foods ia the Wesi. Among which msy he
lruBd
10 600 yards prints Al cents per yard
- 600 do Dr. itast color 4, O..
~ e"0 do printed Lawns from ST 10 IL cts.
~ oee do Manchester Hamilton and Pacific De
LANES at l2!.
10 geo yards dross siil from 90 cent? = nU per
yard.
~ bale brown -heetng. from a. . ctr.
- eases bleanhed do do . "a 10
5000 yards Lancaster bingham.
Large stock vi Carpetin-. consisting ef ROYAL
Velvet aud Brussels, Imperial ; ply and ingram of
ever, sare'y. Rngs. Oh Clo'hs, and Ma.fings to-
re;her with asuss furnishing good. Of ever, de-
scripuon. j A. DIT RkEE 60.
- Main street
keokuk June o. lSsJ d4wtf
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Al. ACKKMITHING.

NNIlLIAM GRAHAM. on Third. between j ohm
w son and Exchange Streets. at he Brick Shop
would inform the pab ic Chat he is prepared to do
ali kind 81 EtuksslrHiSG IN neat, durable and
cheap manner.
HORSE STiOEING
Bring on your lame horse and have them shod
right. From biz long and constant practice in this
branch Of the business he faitcrs himself that he
cannot he esceied by any one in the country. he
particularly ~"licits patronage in this line.
lie s!so offers hi service a Farrier in all it,
branches
Ma 81, 1888 dAwTy
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Ottumwa House,
WAPEIIO GnINrv pnvra

INHE undersigned hay ing recently purchased -
The above Mouse, would respectfully in
form this travelling community and the public -
generally that he has reftted aud thoroughly reno
waited he House, and Is now prepared ~ ofer a.
good accommodations a. the country will afford to
all those who may fay"r him with call his con
slant attention will b. given render the STAY Of
al comfortable. Ills House being large and cnm
modicns be fAtiers himself tina; he can give general
satisfaction 10 his guests
Connected with his House r.
4 food ana C0amodioas Sabis
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