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Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

We now receiving, direct from the manu-
facturers and importers, large and varied asst
OF Gold and Silver Watches, fob and vest chains,
seals. Keys rings, Bracelets ockets, gold and sill
yer pens and pencil cases &c, &c. Which are
warranted to be, represented, aid consist in
part OF the following articles:
WatcheS-Gold and silver patent lever, hunt
ing cases. Duplex, Anchor, Vertical Lepine,
Verge and detached levers, extra jeweled and
rich engraved cases.
CsaainS-Gold curb, fob and fancy vest chain
of various patterns, silver curb fob engrave,'
linked, and fancy vest chains; Ladies gold chat
telalnes and pins; Gents gold chains and seals
of variety of patterns.
BfaceletS-Ladiesg gold box & fine bar brace
lets. Lockets, fat snaps, cuff pins heart Slides
belt and ribbon pins, charms &c.
Ear Rfngs-Drops and hoops, Ladies hligree
pearl, coral garnet cluster, scroll flutes Jet 10 O.
twist ear rings; childrens ear rings heart grape
and plain hoop ear rings.
Breast Pins-Ladies filigree and pearl, mo-
sale, er.ameled- cameo, turquois and garnet, cor
Gents diamond, ruby, emerald, hyacinth, coral,
stone, masonic, io.o.f, k. n., star, anchor, cross
heart, hatchet. saw and plane, scroll and plain.
kinSS-Pearl, ruby, topaz and garnet, pearl &
ruby, garnet and Jet enameled, stone seal, 'bl
heart scale rings; gents scale seal, large seal.
Seals & keys-Gold and silver seals and
keys OF every variety, fob ribbons and gold
buckles and slides.
Gold Pens and pencil cases OF various sizes
Gold pens in silver cases, &c. All for sale bv
B. L. BRITTIN. & CO.
Washington, Od- 3, 1855. 4O-3.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Cabinet Mandatory,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens of Washington and its vicinit
that he still continues to manufacture and rena
at MS manufacturing room, opposite the Court
aouse, wnere ne VIII at all times be prepared to
fill any orders in his line of business.
He would also announce to the public that he
has HEARSE always in readiness. and will
give prompt attention to Funerals-Coffsr m 9
made to order. ID. HI HAWKS
Washington, May 90, 1855 25-tf
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DR.. w. A. MuIkev.

III AVING permanently located in the Towno
IL Fulton, respectfully tenders his professiona
services to the community. He can Re at
times found at lis Office unless professionally alb
sent
.2Hgust 18th, 1855 33-6m.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Medical Card.

DR L: j. BOOKER, offers his professional
~ services to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity, in all the various branches of his profess
SION In all difficult cases. the gratuitous consul
tation of Dr. P. r. Booker can be had
Columbus, Jisne, 20, 1854 25-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Steam Saw & Grist, Mill

Steam Saw & Grist Mill.
HAVING purchased the Steam Saw and Grist
LII Mill near this place, the same will be car
ried on as usual. Orders for lumber left with me-
or with any of the merchants of Washington will
be promptly attended to.
TER MS
Pine Lumber, board measure, 81 25 per 100 foot
Rough edge, 62Ic
Oak, Board measure, So so
Gum, = 2 so
Those wishing to have grinding done are re-
quested to come on Saturday, that is the day
set apart for that purpose.
The name OF the owner must be marked on his
sack or bag; otherwise will not be respons bic
for any losses.
Bills for Lumber will be due on the ist of JAN
uary; and if not paid at that time will bear the
legal rate of interest
have now on hand about $4,000 feet of first
rate Lumber. Of all kinds and mostly seasoned
JOHN FIELD.
Washington, .7ug. II, 1855. 34-tf
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DIR. BENZ. p. JET,

HAS resumed the practice of medeiIa' "a !
Ii Washington, and may at all times pc e. ',b Il.
at his apothecary store, unless professional.
sent, where he will keep full supply 0l ~
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May4. l4i
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
WOOD WARE.

Cedar anil painted tubs, in nexts; brass bound
white cedar buckets, iron bs.ad red cedar buck
cts PAINTED and vanished keeiers full round grain
measures, plain and zinc wash boards, oak well
buckets; iron bound kegs of ), TO- Is and 20 gal
each. brass and iron wire Selves hair selves barl
covers sugar boxes. with bales spice boxes, but
ter ladies' and spoons, eippers pastry boards
Ioliing-pins, clothes pins, meat mauls, potatoe
ulashers, wood fawcets, wood saw frames. boot
Jacks butter prints, knife boxes, camp chairs
vas bottom stools, spool stands, toy tubs and
pals, MANILA mats &c--grair scoops, white
wash. scrubbing, horse and whisk brushes, sheep
skin mats
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
japan and Tin Ware.

Bathing tubs, oiIstands, camp kettle. covered
buckets OF all sizes: coffee pots and boilers from
quarts TO gallons. large handled pans, oval foot
tubs. sauce pans dish kettles, cofd pals, tunbler
Drainers affIng dishes oil cans. oil lamps. lamp
filters sausage suffers lanterns. cuenders. milk
strainers, graters. pudding pans, candle mouIds,
tea, coffee, sugar and powder canisters, scoops,
tunnels, measures, pressed tin plates, sprinklers
OF watering pots. match safes, pot covers assd
sizes trunpets, spittoons scalloped cake pans and
cake cutters muffin rings lard lamps, dust pans
casters, wash pans, with and without handles
brtta & tin ladies & dipners knife trays, flesh
forks, egg whips. melting ladies' coffee roasters,
preserving kettles, cake chests; corn peppers, tea
trays ass'd qualities and styles
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

Regular Upper Red River Packet,
r.. M. JONES.
TNHE substantial, fast run a~
i ming, light draug h =
steamer r. NJ JONES, hav- -; SS5slE:5
ing been purchased by Captain E. S. JOHNSON
will run regularly during the entire season in the
upper Red River trade. Planters and shippers
may rely upon having all business entrusted to
her punctually attended to-
March 81, 1854. 13-tf
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WILLOW WARE.

Willow wagons. willow cabs and cradles OF
various patterns, willow baskets, cold fancy, oval
round and cross bard work baskets, in sets, pain
ted satchels and reticu!es variegated and fancy
work baskets
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
The New SteaTaser
FAN NY FERN >"
CHAS NJ DOWD. Masker.

a 6AI1 WILL commence her reg
sf..ss1==IAalS,u ular trips in upper Red River
s1srS1ssssEa.s.kEzAsas as soon as navigation opens
This boat has made arrangements with Messrs
J. n. Howell & Co. for the storing of Cotton in
their Ware house, situated directly upon the bank
of Red River at Shreveport, so that in case the
FANNY FERN" on her arrival at that place.
does not meet with good boat with which to
exchange freights, she will deposit her Cotton in
the Warehouse, to be reshipped without delay
on the first good oat,-thereby insuring the cot
ton to be kept free from exposure to mud and
rain The Fanny Fern will pay the storage ex-
penses.
Shippers and passengers may rely upon having
their interests promptly attended to- and their cot
tor and other freights amply protected from dam
age.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to,
WHEAT & REAVES
March 2Sth, 1855, 13-tf. Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
a CARD.

A GARD.
DR-PURDOM tenders his professional ser!E+ AZ
" to the citizens of Washington and ITS VicinE 4,
IN the various branches of his profession. -. =
may be found at all times, except when PiUs .s
sionally absent, at his residence near Nam s'i''
January 27, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

B0Ots-Gents French calf and patent leather
dress boots; Calf, kip, and grained water proof
and heavy mud boots; chs boys and youths
California kip boots. Oxford. Congress and un-
ion, ties-cloth Mon,ereys, nulifiers, Dancing,
pumps and slippers, mems, youths and chs calf
kip and russetts brogans. Of all qualities
LADIES White kid CATERS and slippers, black
white and cold satin and lasting CATERS bronz-
ed Sontags, Lola Monies. exceIsiors. polkas,
Jenny Lind, kid and morocco fox'd boots, calf
bootees ard buskins
Chs y Misses Caters and buskins OF all sizes and
nuaiIfieS
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

es wax and coral beads, smelling bottles. tobacco
and snuff boxes, clothes, hair hat, TOOTH comb,
nail, ciumb & shaving brushes; silk guard chains,
silk purses, paper mache and pearl port monaies,
coat loops port foios, violin strings liquor TASKS
woodstock, feather and paper fans, shell, India
rubber and horn back side, paff, long, pocket and
dressing combs, Ivory combs, brocade, silk and
twist, metal, pearl, agate and susRender buttons,
spool stands, spectacles ,and cases. goggles, card
cases, hair pins, needles, diaper pins pocket
pass, crotchet needles. button rings pant buckles
Saunders and Emersons razor straps, ivory, bones
India rubber stays; gilt beads, dolls, cravat
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
HATS ANDCAPS.

H4TS-Gents fash Imp'l and sup moleskin, blk
and golden beaver, otter and cashmere, black,
white and pear. .wideawakes, citizens cavalier
hungarian Opera, artists, soft Beaver, seal,
cashmere and nap'd hats
Boys and Youths-Fash. golden beaver, moIeskin,
black and pearl merino, ,wide-awake, and other
styles OF soft hats.
Ladies black beaver and velvet riding hats, miss
and chs white fur hats
C.4PS-Men and boys cloth. with and without
covers, silk and cotton plush. leather & glaz'd,
chidrens velvet and silk turbans.
SUMNER HATS-Men g. youths panama,
campeachy, Canada braid, Chinese, Florida and
Texas straw, black and white, double & single
leghorn and palm leaf hats
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
China. Glass & Earthen Ware.

A complete assortment of goods in this line of
business including dinner and tea setts of great
variety of patterns. with latest, and most approx
ed styles. and at the lowest prices. Together
with every thing usually kept in crockery stores
ALSO stone jars, churns- jugs, crooks, pans
flower pots &c
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
BRANDIEs WINES & LIQUORS.

Brandies-Poultney. Marett & Co., Otard, Cham
payne, peach, apple, Eagle, raspberry, black
berry and cherry.
Wines-Champagne, Madeira. Port, Sherry, mus
cat. Malaga and Claret.
R:snr-St Croix and Jamaica-Wolfe Schnapps
and Holland Gin.
Hhiskey-Old Monougahela, Bourbon, Rye. Dex-
tiers. Deans and divers, in bbls and kegs
Cord,dis-Brandy Cherries, Champagne Cider.
Porter and Ale, Syrup, Lime juice Stoughton
and Wine Bitters, Cider and Wine Vinegar.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Chairs.

$ Dozen Ianister wood seat chairs;
1 doz- com.
s do. maple back cane seat :
do do. Ogee cane do :;
do do. Ball. R. p. cane seat chairs.
l do. do Rocker r. P cane seat chairs
l do. 90. Nurse rocker r. P. cane seat chairs
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Drugs and Medicines.

Quinine. opium, English calonel, magnesia,
tartar emetc, cream tartar castor OIL spirits tur-
pehtine. olive oil, rheuoarb aloes, jalap ipicac,
camphor blue mass, gum arabic. .nux vomica, pre-
pared and whited chalk, cayenne pepper, er,mustard,
seidli:z and soda powders, strychnine, starch,
starch polish. ginger, cinnamon, mace, nutmeg,
cloves, orange peel, sulphur. roll birthstone, opo-
dildoe, creosote, epson salts, Bull, Sands and
Townsends SarsaparilIa, Ayers cherry pectoraI,
mifuge all OF Jaynes family medicines, Moffats
pills and bitters, Bon plands India cholagogue,
Dolley's pain extractor, Buffers Nerve and Bone
Liniment, Mexican mustang liniment Hutchings
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
FANCY AND VARIETIES.

Accordions, violins- harmonicans, mantle vases,
fancy work boxes, back ganrson boards, cigar
cases, Perfumey emery, sewing birds, wax match
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

IMRI LEWIS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

B. F. RENFRO,
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Sugar cured hams clear sides, -four buckwheat.
English GARY cheese, mackerei, Herrings goldfish.
crackers sardines, CLAIMS, obsters salt, sugar cof-
Zee. rice, moasses. sperm and star candies loaf &
crushed Sugar, soap starch and starch polish tea,
chocolate, ginger, spice, pepper, nutmegs, mace,
cinnamon, mustard, cayenne pepper, pepper sauce,
indigo, madden. alum, sal. petre, soda, salaratus.
snuff, powder lead. shot, raisins, prunes figs, cit
ron, cranberries, candies. almonds, pickles, cat
sups, sweet meats, jam. ellies, pie fruit, brandy
fruit syrups. Worcestershire sauce paoli vinegar.
salad OIL extracts for lavoring, spanish cigars, to-
bacco.
FANCY AND VARIETIES.
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19

dyspepsia oit.ers, Sappinston. Bradford. Jaynes;
Brandreth, Cook and Lees Pills, Godfreys cor
dial. Batemans drops: yeast powders, tooth paste
and powders, Thompsrns eye water, Saudamun
Paregoric, Antimoniai wine. British OIL oil spikes
balsam coPayvia, corrosive sublimate, ointments
oil various kinds syringes, cobalt. Apothecary
scales and weights Lemon. blackberry and rasp-
berry syrup, Wolfes Scheidam Schnapts. sponge
thermometers Roome's Maccoboy Snuff. Wine &
Stoughton Bitters, bottle and vial corks extracts
of all kinds for favorins, of every varie
Washington telegraph., 1855-12-19
Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs.

Pure and No L white lead in 25, So and IOOb
kegs. red and black lead, venetian red Spanish
brown, Imperial and chrome green, verdigris,
lampbiack, chrome yellow. Spanish whiting put
ty In bladders, Bridgewater Pairts, Litharge,
patent dryer, spirits turpentine, Linseed, sperm.
whale, Lard, and Tanners oil, copal and leather
varnish, Glue, Sand paper, window glass of vari-
ous sizes-paint, varnish, sash. marking and cam
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CRAIsivG - Mr. j Brown has re-
moved his Paiut Shop 70 Johnson rect
second dor Above Second Street He
has sume very handsome specimens Of
|kraipirg in imi'a Ion Of oak. walnut sat.
bn wood. &c. which be will be pleased
20 show 10 any VITO my call Mr. b.
bas located here permanently. AMI will
bo doubt Get into good business as he
Reserves 10.
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$500 REWARD,l

- TRAYED OF 5 oien from the suhsc, iber, be-
~ tween the morning Ut June Both an July I'd
a sorrel colored HORSE, with the following
marks two whiie hind feet, white spot in the
face. ard about IA hands high the hair was rub
bed fl from the under Jaw by tie halter The
horse was purchased IRON 4 lam Youtsey near
Abba, Monroe county, Iowa. last Saturday
morning, and he may have started for that place
Any person giving infornatio& where said
horse can be found, or returning him 10 the sub.
scriber, shall receive tho above reward
DE- HUMPHREY & GAGE
July A. 1855, dswtf
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.Etna Insurance 20 Hartford, Conn.
STAN INsL RANCE CoMpAN
OF Dg&enshutg New Yark
HARTFORD FIRE S>uHASCE COMpANT
Mercantile, Pre- Marine Insurance COMPANY
Dt GaslHgfaH. hy,
FtRE AkDMsKiNE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Or PHILADELPHIA
I'HE az We are al sound SUI reliable Gonna
ules ana ke risks al lowest rates lAal!oca-
ton w,ll Justify.
Daun- ms absence Cor few weeks a. the
Eai the ln-afa ace business IT The ab 1ye Com.
pa4ses wiIt be attended 10 ~ M 8 S Mefri.
au.
" " RELENAp,
0flce adjoining the Mayof'. Office.
Juir 1858. dim
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To all 10 when il nav Concern.

FOUND "a tie premises 81 Taylcr & Nj Kee.
in the iy Of keokuk, county of Lee ste
Iowa, on tie 3Jih e judy. 1885, cfe saiher
pnk. de-crhei rs follows: Que pspsr card
Arked Da lei HrI. II ,nirost, Lee county.
va; also brass plate with the nan Fl J.
hples. TIE owher can haze the property hv
pmmg serwari and proving th" same and pat
chaires. l. can he 'ouad al tho P'ow and
hgon Factory corner of Naia ard 7 -elilh
pes TAYLOR & MCKEE.
August q, 1855. dtf
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TaE CisrrRN.-Tne Corporation is now
Riggug an immen.e ho'e in tie ground
pm Second S rect, near by fuckers Hard
ware Store. /; is intended f3r Ci.tcr
pf seven bundled barrel. capacity.
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r. ID. Eos Err

|AS lust received well assorted Stock 90
Spring and Summer Goods, 10 which the ait
Eion O. buyers Is respectfully asked.
ne Goods nave been selected with special
renee 10 In CITY retail trade, and will be sold
Pw as me same class ofgoods can be bought
hy House in Iowa.
Purchasers will d. well to examine th. staek
fre buying elsewhere, az they will find many
|es rot usually kept in this market
Spril 20, 1885.
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For The Gate CITY

The Second Lecture upon InfdeIity
will be delivered a Unitarian Hall to-
morrow. (5th instant. at tie usual hour
|ci morning service.
su'Jtct-Speeu awe Infdehiy, inclu.
ding Atheism aud Desm.
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The Question Settled.

Many article. have appeared in our columns
OF late on the Boot aud Shoe question, the v4ri-
Gus writers differing widely as 10 who has the
best assortment at tins lowest PRICE
We have taken quite an interest III he discns-
sion and after much Investigation and due de-
liberation, we have decided that CittendeL' 5
undoubtedly 10
TIE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers to buv Of
him. 2w ds1w
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BOOTS g. SHQESAI Who'll ESALE

HAVING ePeHea house II this City for the
IL pur pose oil carrying on The wholesale Boot
and Shoe Business, ae pectfuliy call the al
te6t,ou of he trade TO eur AECx Aep WELL
ASSORTED Stock witch i, now being received
direct from the best manufactures in Massa-
chsset. II IS our intention o always keep on
hard complete assortment Of goods Ia liz line
dn1 ofTpr such Inducements as will obtain fol
us liberal shtre OF patronage.
Country merchants will do well to call and
examine our stock before thee purchase
July Z. d CARTER Il co.
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Mr. E,diter :

OU may announce nv name for candidate to
sell every article OF Dry Goods and Groce
, cheaper than ever, a. am auxlous 10 raise
ney TO buy few lois, which capt do well
kr the election, aa there will be dreadful raise
property, for shall tax every lot In the city
per cent per week, II ! am elected 10 carry Oh
Rail road, 10 be paid N The b. nix weekly,
Ich will complete one mile Of our Road week
How many weeks will it take to complete
road Who owns the road, Lee county.
city OF Keokuk, or the property holders p
you fad you pay over the wholesale price for
article IL any Of my stores you can return
articles. >. s. BILLINGS.
Main Street, ksokuk Iowa
qarch 80. 1855. dtf
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The Glorious Fourth.

The glorious mrth, the day we celebrate,
Aed iouA proclaim the freedom OF tie free,
" hen each eBj IS lis social tete -tese
And pufs h~ weed and SIPS his saogaree-
Excnse me, Sangsree, no more, no n9rel
Ike days If Early childhood they have A
They are prohibited IS LAW,
Therefore TO nse item 'iis ~ red -
Rat whilst the HID Of Genus lives,
10 eohjure. form, or % invent,
a blessed solace then she gives,
Which none earth can ever repent,
She tenders il 10 every form,
t. Freedoms Son or Daughter.
AZ eu.hing from the Marble Fount
The sparkling Nj ERsL WATER snper
For quality it. not surpassed is fine in tact II
But ii you doubt H. why then pray Won call ol
MOORE 4 HOOPER,
lnly 3. 10 Main ST. between = ana 4
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4. Y. ca pEsTER. II. 4

n Y SICI N & SURG EON.
E Pee rFULLY tenders his Professional
services 10 the citizens Of Keoknk and Vi
|ity.
T. 0fics NJ A nurke's Gallery cnrnsr Of
k'n and Tire ST. Entrance on Third.
August 4, 1853. dtf
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$500 0o0 RE WARD.

n Office ID hereby given that the ore third in
y ierest of the keoknk ard Hamilton Ferry.
together with the Lard belonging b the same. Is
offered for sale.
For fcrtf er particulars enquire Of
July 2-dtf J a J h. LLOYD & Co
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Pure Congress Water

KNOW The Saratoga Springs Or sale bv ,bS
dozen or single bottle
=. A.so Moofe aud Hooper's superior Citrate OF
Magnesis, purgatve Mineral Ws.rr oss ~
ne most pleasant and efectuai Cathn-t;cs
known 49,
Call at Moore & Hooper, ..ew Drug Store or
!, Nam between p and 81 Streets, north side
keokuk. Iowa ''ae'
June 5th 1879
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A CARD.
MEsSRS. PiKMELE CAMPBELL

DL5pECTFuLLY announce " tie cif- -
IL re II heskpk and vicinity that - 4.
hey ~ = Us soon "a a F0ofn can 2 o5 T., -ssa
'ained - he new block nov beng haii by .
". kAbopfne) Q open 10 he pubiic a new
ana Nil selected SO X cf fae Watches ae4
JeselrY, siiger an PLATED Vac Also a varie.
Y Of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &C &c, &c, t. fact every thing
pertaining to oar line OF business.
Torthe present we may he found il Graham's
hl9eg. o. 5eeatd Street three doors south Of
Parsons Bank ~ isase, where portion ef ogr
stock IS exhibited.
Wear NOV prepared 70 10 all kinds Of work
10 our line.
iT" Fire watches ard Jewelrl Of all kinds
repaired "a v4rraatcd ~ competent workmen
J PARMELE. A. CAMPBELL.
Nav 80. lsaa.
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Gloves md Hosiery.

Gloves md Hosiery.
| AIDES colared hlack and white Kid Gloves
~ SILK, L,se Thread, and COLD do. Twisted d
lei SIX Alltts Tor Ladies and Misses, Black
e aud mode SIX Hose, and large STOCK ol
cot, sin white, unhisachea, black seate sna
m'se OF all price; child ems DO. white. mixed
AID ia. Y, VERY cheap. p FOSTER
April z. 1880.
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Dental Notice.
ETTTTv Currenp na,4s4

Dental Notice.
Or. ]. K. RICKEY, Surgeon Dentist.
N- Having returned from TIC East, .will
~ be happy 10 wait on his friends -
ti4Il1ly Haelng large stock Of Teeth, rom
the best manufactures, can please
the most f iit,ous. Teeth mounled on ,ither
gold or plalna, on his improved method,
which i now being used by the best Dentists
tie IS also prepared 70 cunt Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, GOLD or pa ina uhea on
tie later, AZ lower TIice amounting TO he elIf-
ference II cost Of material; fG sets on gold Tor
500, Oh PLATIsA tor 500 all work warranted.
Once south side OF Blonaeau, betweea 3 aud
4gh streets, keokuk. march27 DIV
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JOB PRINTING,

Ui very description, sxecuied a. IDS ofhct q =
sup lrlof manner and at aslow rates as eisew here
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- A limited number Of Special Notices will
be inserted under this head al 20 cents line FIR
snch insertion, or over the editorial head tor 3d
cents line.
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DE- J. LAWRENCE PAar.

FTIcE No 2, fu ke's Gallery, corner OF
Main and hird Streets
Augast d, 1858. ar
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DBLs CEMENT,
{. Plaster Farts, IN hne order iuAtyYeefv
81 Tor sale c3hAhHLE, SMYTr 40
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Messrs. Eitors - At the solicitation OF many
friends | have consented to become an inde
,endendent candidate fgr the Office Of County
Surveyor Of Lee county at The next cleo ion.
n ele ted will perform he duties Of the office
to the best Of ny abilities.
Yours,
Julv 90, 1855 b. +, MESSENGER,
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Fresh Butter In Ice.
FRESH OYSTERS.

lST received small lot OF Cove Oysters OF
~ this Springs coeihg By
Nm c. FUNkHOUSER
June Q, 1855
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Sack Flour.

100 BAGS If 9sl bs each Extrn Family
lUO Flour Tor sale At greatly reduced pr.
ces ~ w. c FUNkHoUSER
jgue 80.
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FLOUR FLOUR!
Fru,,s. FRUITS.


ll0 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sal.
lUU low By w. G. FUNKHOUSER.
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CLASS
SKID ~ bnx 50 75a4 o.
UKI1 ! taa4 2s
sXIt .450ai Is
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| COOL.
Pork and Beans

| have Tisrce pickeled pork cured, also
a few Bushels white Beans to accompany
For sale cheap. W. C.. FUNKHOUSER