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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

NJ WORCESTERSHIRE " ROANOREn--N COME
IN queLce 81 the quarantine regulations with regard
U Norfolk and Portsmouth, this ship viii sail We'd
uesday, 18th Of August direct for without
going 10 Norfolk Passengers FOR the Latter place will DO
landed at Old Point Comfort they proceed South
via Petersburg, without detention with exp cdi
ton and q cheaply via Norfolk. Richmond pa.sen-
gers will be sent up usual by railroad from Gty Point
Passage and fare 70 Old Point - to Petersburg Rich
mond, $40 stecragc half price. Through tickets to
Lynehburg ia. Through tickets 70 the Virginia Springs
LrDLAM PLEAsASiS, 70 Broadway.
No freight can be rcceived for orolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

TTNQ LET-FURNISfiED OR UNFURNIsIIED A FRONT
l. room and bedroom adjoining, with Croton water
and will be let to two single gentlemen with
without partial board application at 2o Spring st.
YTN0 LET-THE STORE NO. 81 EAST BROADWAY,
suitable for any business, also subcellar 100 feet
in depth. Inquire ut "a East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

TIWDRIDGE'S HOTEL. 1851 AND 759 BROADWAY. =
III Handsomely furnished, airy and neatly kept apart
ments can be obtained, with without board, b.
tho meal day week served in dining private
On the most reasonable terms. Rooms rent from 81
$50 per week. No charge for baths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

FTyo MANUFACTuRERS--A WELL LIGHTED NEW
i buding, s0xlOo, With heating and drying appara-
tus and every hing complete, with without
power, win be let leased be adapted TO any pur
pose. Inquire the premises, l. and IA Pitt street,
near Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

rJNHE MAMMOTH TREE or C.AIIF0sN1A.-nua
monaIc Oh Of the forest, whose size has been
equaiird will be- exhibited for short time at the Crys-
ai paiace previous TO iis departure for the Crystal Pa
lace nj Synenham, England liza height a61 feet s
diameter 20 feet, nearly 100 In circumference Tho
paintings, rtatuary, and vast collection II Sthsr
A. ". until r. n. Admission 70 cents; children half
price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

I'oR sIIBEwsBtBY LONG BRANCH HGaiASDs
IL Little silver Point AMI OCEAN Port.--nc popul4f
s,eaner james Christopher will leave Jay pier bf
friday, 10Th, r. NJ; saturday 1ith akp ~ SUNDAY
lah, "A. NJ Monday, 18th, 81 A. NJ and * r. y
Returning leaves Ocean Port Friday, ION, At A. ~
ssiasday nth, ~ A. NJ aud & r ", SUNDAY, I2,h &
" Monday, ts,h, A. w. Fare, 37ii cents. ssa air
and lathiug uasxrel.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
TUE LIVERPOOL AND PInLADE1PruA STEAMSHIP

I,oR CAIIF0RNiA--PAssAGE t50.-IURTfIER RI
IL duc,ion Of faTe.-Sev York and California steam.
ship line via Mica ragra Accessory Transit Company q
Nicaragua propretors-Tbrough In advance 81 the mad
100 miles shorter than any other route avoiding the
deadly Panama fever aud two miles u dangerous batting
In anaa BAY Rates 81 faro through % Fan fanclsco,
Including the lsthmus crospgs--Frt cabin s115, se-
,ond cabin &125; Storage, $50 The splendid double
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT p 600 tons bur
den, Certain nnklepaugh will leave pier No. North
river at O'Clock Y ~ precisely for Pnnts Arena on
Monday Aug. 20, 1853 connecting With the steamship
tortes 1000 tons burden, the Searagu. IanNit
route having but twelve miles Of land tranptftston W
drst Glaze carriage. For information passage At tho
reduced ra,es, apply only 20 CIAIIfs MORGAN Aren't,
30. Bowling Grtrn. letter bags made up at the oiee
StamI ed letters taken Tor 81 cent each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

SutDAY BOAT FOR GIN cow, LANDING Ar
- straiiarport ami New Kochelie--fhe elegant new
steamer THOMAS g. HAIGIr will leave yulafly aurng
tbe fseson from North Moore street North riger al
". per 40 = North river, at si5. Catherine Markel
sht AZ tss Delaney street II o, Twelfth street ~ gI5
aud 1hlrty -foufth street, at s45 A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

DROOkLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE, LEASE, OR TO
ID let five three story and basement brown stone
rent houses with all the modern improvements and two
hts TO EACH situated on Oxford street. between Fulton
and Atlantic avenues; also large double three story
frame house adjoinsg the above, containing than
twenty rooms, suitsle for boarding house young
Adies seminary wAh three lots Of ground; also num-
bar Of three story frame houses Dean and Bergen
streets, Fatlosh avenue II sold, n large amount
of the purchase money remain bond and mortgage
II desired. Apply 10 VIM MACKEY, 93 Fulton avenue
u Joseph +. Bridges, the premises Oxford street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-13
Third 9treet

HAVING now received my Fall and Winter stock
L OF Boots and Shoes, am prepared to Offer sa-
perior Inducements to dealers. Ny stock being di-
rect from first hands will b. sold low il not lit
tie lower, than any house in the city. promise 70
make u to the advantage Of those desiring to pur-
chase, to call on rue fore purchasing.
Rem cmber, en Third Street b.twccn Main and
johnson, ( W doors south Of Ayers DRUG Store.
srpt. S.-t3mwtf w f. THOMPSON
sIDE-LIGHT AND SkY-LIGHT
ID A q q r. IL II Il N u A LIZ ERY.
1 III. EMERSON, Artist, would respectfully in
- yite the inhabitants Of keoknk and vicinity 10
give him cali, ~ he is fitted up TO accomno-
date all those who may favor him with D call either
TO get Picture, or to look at bis specimens sit
down mud rest themselves III his cool rooms from the
heat of the sun.
va Dark attire IL in all cases preferred
Gallery, No. Q, Third Street.
> pit l. iSS5.-dly j H. EMERSON Artist
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COMM ERCJAI.

PHILADELPHIA IRoS MAwkxr-sept. Tn thu
American Iron Market during the past week, there
has feea IN increased activity in all branches of Tho
iron basincss. American lie in good demand Az.
Eres.ts saies OF 1867 tons. No. has ben mostly
soid at $z712s Sales have been made at s29, and
some parties are asking 80, in anticipation Of thc
market. Forgs iron ia quoted At $2a One sale re
ported on the Susquehanna of 900 tous at - so
Nero ians bars Of some descriptions have advanced
70 the highest figures of quotation, ss5fa7e. Az.
gregase sales Of 1870 ton railway barr at ss5 cash
American sheet il in good demand a, $40 Sales of
% tons. Naiis are sdvanens present. quotations
are $4Ggti 70.
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Nas4 aoolrs

u ECEIY ED this day, August 34th, byJ. T. CAVE
III i son,
Memoir Of the Rev Sydney Smith. - his daugh-
ter, Lady Holland With selection froaThh lcttcs,
edited BY Mn. Austin.
The Island Empire, tho Scenes Of the 6fst Exile
Of the Emperor Napoleon. Together with narrative
of his residence the island Of Elba Taken from
local information, the papers Of the British reHdsns,
and other authentic sources
Letters to the People on Health and Happiness
By Catharine Bsechcr.
History of the Council Of Trent. Frsm the French
Of l.. r. Bungcner, author of the "Prcst, and tie
.Huguenot."
from father his children, describing the natural
history Of each day services, with particuar refer
ence 70 the illustration Of scriptural truth W. o.
Rhind
0.istts, and other Poems, by Howard H. Caldwell
The Mineral and Thermal SPRING. Of the U. s. and
Canada BY John Bcll, NJ d.
August "a, lB55-d2t
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"HOLEsALE Grocers and Commission Mer.
W chants, Water Street, second door above Bon-
deau. keoknk, Iowa, have opened in their coruuo-
dious fire proof store and warehouse where thew in
tend doing Grocery and Commission business.
Having been in the Grocery business for several
years, and possessing ample facilities we will he
able 10 afford goods low, and hope by strict
TO business 10 receive portion Of public patronage
Our stock will consist, in part, Of Western manu-
facturcs, such as Iron, Nails, Window GLASS, Cotton
Yarns, satinets, Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper
&c, beside variety of staple and other article,
enumerated below
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Boot and Shoe Manutactorv.

7 AN prepared to manufacture from all Of the b,st
/ Brands of Fr nch, German, Belgian and Phila
dclphia Calf Skins, having bought them VI the i'm
porters in New York, and manufacturers in phladel
phis. Tn. patrons # my establishment may rest q
sur,d cf getting better article than Ut the houses
who buy Of scrond third hands
Call and examine my stock and leave your orders.
A good and satisfactory 6t warranted and the work
guaranteed ct the Boot and She. Emporium, No. IS,
Main Street. :. A. DUKE.
AuDuxt III 1255-tltf
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and ING NfIuIt OF II
Lots Is and 1875 in Nashville, and the S Ell of y
Of Il 26-6,-5 10 acres) in dispute.
For the whole Of which / will take fscesfy- ssro
thousand dollars, onehird in hand, and the balance
in on., two, three and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent. from date be paid annu
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until ali is paid
Any person wishing for particular information rs
10 location quality Of tho lands, may apply to H.
T. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor of the city Of
keokuk. VIM. GILLISS.
IRA. Il
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A large and well selected assortment of pure
concentrated botanic Medicines Tincture Gelse-
minum, Alcoholic and Hydro Alcoholic Extracts.
Haskell 4 Merrick's select Powders, Wedgewood
Glass and Iron Mortar, Pill lilies and Machines,
scales and Weishts, sPatalas, syringes Pocket Ca
SEES, Lanects, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, DC Gold
and Tin Foil, Gum and Plain Teeth Files Excava-
tors, Pluggcrs, Cast and Impress Cups, Tooth For
ces, Hooks and keye.
Annatto, Alum, Cochineal, Nader, Extrac. shd
Chip Logwood, Camwood, Fustc, &c. Dry Lead
Turpentine. Oil and Paint of all kinds.
God Leaf Bronze and Cxrmine. Large assert
ment Of Brushes from the steam mandatory, n.
y. Window Glass, ssltmouth Tincture and specie
Jars. Packing Bottles, Castor Oil, Ink, Liniment
Godfrey's Cordial and Bateman's Drop Bottle, Grad
mated Measures, etc, etc. Storms Scotch and Will
lis Cough Candy, Ayre's Cherry PICTORIAL, Mar
chises Uterine Catholicon, Perry Davis Pain Kill
er, Houghton Pep.n, Brown Jamaica Ginger and
all popular Patent Medicines direct from the manu-
factnrcrs and for sale to the trade at their hole
sale Prices.
My stock is large and complete, purchased with
great regard to Purity; Freshness and Quality, and
having been engaged in the business for several
years and had it in view to do general Jobbing
business, / think that / prepared, after
great expense and trouble, to meet the wants of
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians with almost
every thinE in the line 1t the very lowest prices
ke0kuk, August Is 1855.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
EDDY, JAMESON & CO.,

40 and liz Main ST.. ST Lons.
M sse in receipt II fall assortments of Plain
w sAd Twiiied Flanncls, Sattinets, Black and
Fancy C~smcrer, Dark snd Medium Style Prints.
Brown yni Bieached Muslins, &c.
These roais were purchased PREVIOUS To THE Ap-
Vance, aud we invite the attention If the city and
country trade.
EDDY, JAMESON, 4 co.
~
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COFFEE CincuLaR.-Messrs. T.. J. Gay 4 Co. have
favored US with Il Conc circular published by An
drevs Morris Of Phiiaielpha, from which We com
pile the annexed items. Increase ri direct imports
for the year previous 10 Sept. ist., 3,2l1 iags-
Stock principally in second hamls is7ea bags To-
tai imports for the month Of August % $40 tags
Sales Of the month, 4g,257 bags. Market actiye.--
Rio, inferior, l0i9tefc. Fair good fair idJ IT,
Prime i1G l2ic. Choice Isc.-[M. Louis Intel.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL. TN a me-.

- w IL. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
- aiers, in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have as yet displayed to the IN r.
chants II Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, to which they
ask attention, and guaranty be at 81 Louis prices
pt. 7, lSJ5--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-13
Keokuk Stove Foundry!
WOOD. ESTES n CO..

LAVING established q STovE FOUNDRY in -
i the city Of keokuk, which is now in
successful operation, are prepared to ill orr
ders for various styl les of PArlor and Cook
Stoves, among which is the " Republic" Cook Stove
pat ntcd in 1854, having a movable back plate
with an air chamber between il and the oven plate
the ordinary size taking in two-feet wood, and in
every respect superior article. Our Crescent y
Premium Stove il also made for long wood in n
heavy and substantial manner and all of our heat
ing stoves are Of new and improved patterns, both
for wood and coal.
We respectfully call the attention Of dealers
throughout the Dies Mones Valley and the sdjoin-
ing country 10 stock of Stoves and assure them
that We can sell rs cheap they buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for our Patterns can always be had
free of cost when broken by Are. 1t our Foundry
CORNER OF 18th AND JOHNSON
We also have large assortment Of Tin Ware,
Hollow Ware, Stove Trimmings, Sugar kettlee, Dog
Irons, Crates, &C., &c, at our shops.
G.sBERs IL AND 65 MAIN STREET
Give us -all and encourage HoME MASuFAc-
ruREs. WOOD, ESTES co.
keokuk July Is, 1855 Wv
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TWENTY THOUSAND CATTLE FROM TEXAS AND MIX
fco.-On = recent visit TO LaSale, were informed
that gentleman rssidon, there, named McCoy, for
merry of kcno-ha, with three four persons in that
peighborhood, IL epns~rned in driving cattle from
iexas and Mexico, and that they hava -, 900 on
the way which viii probably arrive within the ne
two or THREE wceks.---I Chicago Preas
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PLANK ROAD.
Travellers take Uoei0G

A LII persons travelling on this Road viii q -.
- quired to pay their toll 1t ths anAeD. Heoaonn
living within the townships Of Jaeksea, MsatUma,
or from Kc"kak, the same day, upen - IN
toll At the Arst gate can return free 0ihnSu -
the carriage Of passengers between noonuk ~
Montrose, and which nADirUAILY tyNsUfs( - p1enk
one full toll. Those who only NE IT, ~ ~
when other roads are bad will b rsqn1a = pay
full toll each way. e
No persons will be allowed to- stop tAG1e taoms 70
water on the bed Of the Road, or . - NTH
their teams At the gates any lonnsr tAaa ~ y
necessary to pay their toll. -
The Law will be rigdiy enforced aeainst ~ -
sons who disregard thi. notice.
BY order Of tho Board of Dirsctoss.
TIi0S. W CI4AGETT, PysuiS,u4.
Aug. 10, 1855. d3t vat
Morning Glory copy.
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ADVANCE ~ PowpER.-The Pittsburgh Cs-e,ff
notices advance Of 80 cent? PR key in powder.
and large advance in satpstre, caused BY the con
tinuAtion Of tbs Earoprsn var which has caused a
large export demand fr the article. The 6ss.nt
quotes biz sting nj -, and rife at 8 IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-13
Carpets l. Oil Cloths !

=. A. DURkEE Co., Sd Main street.
II AVE just received the largest and most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oh Cloths ever brought To
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different STYLES
and having been bought before the resent advance
vt viii sell them al present Wholesale eastern pr
Gee
We would respectfully invite thosc who are fur
nisbing their houses, TO an examination of these
Carpets and oil Cloth, feelin. satisfied that the
qualities styles, aud prices such that they can
not fail to please all who may favor US With call
August l6. 1888 dAwtf
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DAVIS 4 PRICE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS.

PAINTERS,
TRAINERS, GILDERs, GLAZIERs AND PA
~ pr Hangers.
Shop south side Blondeau, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
Having commenced the above business in oil its
branchca they solicit share of patronage.
All orders promptly attended to.
kcokuk, August p, lS55.-d3m
Fresh Butter IN Ice.
Z CUSTOMERS can be supplied until further notice,
~ with choice Butter in Ice nj Is cents per pound
by VIM. c. FUNkllUcSER,
June 20, 1858 % Main Street
L,RESiT oYSTERs-Just received small lot Of
J. Cove Oysters of this Spring coying, By
w. c. fuNkiOUSER.
June 9, 1855.
Pork and Beans.
| T HAVE Tierce picked pork we'll cured, also =
! i few bushels white Beans to accompany For sale
cheap W. e. FUNkHOISEK.
! ICSTOMERS can from this date be supplied with
| ~ Quincy Eagle Flour, which warranted to be
superior to any made in tho Mississippi Valley,
| by W. G. FUNkHOU6ER
/ june ", 1855
A FULL assort m<nt % Victorines, Cuffs and Furs
n expressly for the Ladies, just received at the
Gate City Hat Stcre, No. "a, Main Street.
| Sept. g, lS55-A s. +. VOORHEES, CO
s.AS the cate city Hat sssre.,s
! A FINE lot Of aentlem ms Walking Canes And
| "A Umbrellas. S r, VOORHEES, co.
Espt. 8, la55.-d.
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Bargains in Real Estate.

Bargains in Real Estate.
THE undersigned will sell the following propert '
L at very low prices and easy terms II applica-
ton be made soon.
three story business house 20 by so feet in Me
ehanc's Book, on Main Street. Two lots ON the
corner Of Fourteenth aud High Streets, with large
two story brick house, occupied n hotel, with
stable and wagon yard attached. Also ons hundred
and sixty acres Of land, being the south quarter
of section -, township No. 20, north range No. 8
west, in Van Bnren county, the road from keo
kuk 10 Fairfield in the vicinity Of RIattain . Grove
JOHN TRIPLETT
August 10 1855 d.f
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Main ST., between Water and First, kEOkIk, IA.
WHOLESALE Dealers in Forei-n and Domestic
w Dry Goods
Having received an extensive stock Of Fall a Win
ter Goods inv tie the attention Of country dealers
Among other things, have n good stock of
Wvolen hoods all approved grades Of Cloths and
Satinets red white yellow twiiied and plain Elan
extensive assortment Of Prints and Trimmings Of all
kinds.
sept |, ls55.--wly
To the stock holders of the keok NIX !,
Mt. Please NJ A. MHscatknc u. n. Co.
NJ Office IL hereby given, that in accordance with
Y the conditions eft the subscri ption for the list
Division Of said n,ad, the second instaiment of 81
Pr cent will bc due and payable OFT. lth 1895, ut
the banking hous of Charles Parsons, Treasurer Kc
ekua, or 20 the undersigned General Agent
j. X. HORNISH,
General Agent X. Mt p. 4 NJ. X. r. Co.
Sept. T. lS55.-d&wtd
Morning Glory aud Mt Plea ant Observer copy
McKce 4 Tinbernnan,s Livery StabI 9 /.
THIS Stable, situated ON Third Street b,tween
i Main and Blondcau Streets, is large and COM
modicus and especially fitted up and adapt ID fr the
busincss, and the undersigned amply prepared
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Bnggies, and Carriages at rea.
son.hle rates. Thy also keep norses BY the day
w. ZIMMERMAN,
Keokuk, Oct II, 1854. II
Family Carnia1e for sale.
nlHiE subscriber offers for sale aysry fine Family
= Carriage, which has never hsen run. / will sell
cheap for cash exchange on fair terms for city
lot; VIM +. THOMPSON.
a MES SHOVELE.--A largo ssocS TO a7rsvsl.for
sais io~ ~ g. y. H. TUCKER
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ODELL A. MATLE&A.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
B o o I 5 a N d = n O G 8.

I(l constant arrivals stock Of Eastern Work
- wil soon b. the n,ss and largest offered
in keohnk. They are selected with special reference
Ia the wants OF The retail trade and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be such
will convince every one that have fully adopt
I'd the motto Of 'Quick Sales and Small Profits. -
y. Il. The summer Goods now on hand will be
cosed out
Boot and Shoe Manu- factory.
To tn, Ladies would say, cali in ard our
elegant styles e Boot e.. Buskins, and Slips, II the
finest materials. manufactured at establish
ment, which IN point Of quality and durability We
will warrant to be equal u any in the west
Gentlemen will find i, to thar interest to call and
examine our stock of custom made work, Of which
nj ample quantity will always he kept hand, and
~ We use only the b 81 materials, and employ none
tst the best ~oFkmcn, they may rest assur,d al a
good article. guaranteed Ia fit in all eases
\. b. All articles If our own manufacture war
ranted
Ssys NJ the Mammoti Sh,e. corner building, Main
Ase Third streets.
An 81 ISa1-GEw
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Hair Dressing Saioen.

Hair Dressing saloon.
IL AK eating done according to pilysioynoIn,
4 and the principles of the CoGcur art. and
shampoonn g performed a new and agreeable
style.
Those who desire to enjoy the luxury of the Toilet
should NOT fail 10 call nj my saloon, IN Main st .
in the biiidn ny formerly oceMpied bv the Bank
keokuk, April a. Is53-Iy GEO. CABus
n DOZEN mems fne fashionable silk Hats of
" the latest spring and summer STYLES for sale
cheap at sHELIpoNs' HAT EMPORIUM
prii %, 1883 wiy
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A*S

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT is.
FIfHB Western Stage Company respectfully an.
l. noupce to the public that their Coaeles leave
keokuk Daily Sunday exceptcdl for Fairfield. Or.
kalooSa, Fort Dies Moines and Council Bluff. passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Wncbes ter
Birmingham Ashland, Agency City ottumwa, Ed
dyville, Oskaloora, Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove Il
Fl. DIR Moines.
Prom O.kaloosa ttri-weckly) 10 Council Bluff, via
Bcllefpntain, Knoxville, Pleasantly ilc Indiunon St
Charles, Wintcrsett Indiantown, silver Creek, L
Council Bluff.
Also from ottnmwa via Biakesburg, Abba, La
grHngf, 10 Charlton, tri we lily.
Ais" from kek,uk, Daily. via Warren. Pennington
B1naTartc, B;ntousport, kcoeaugua, Pittsbug Troy
to Bioofuf I'D.
Also to Fort Dodgc from Fort DIS Moines. passing
through BON boro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid ,r the comfort and
convenience Of passenger.
Coaches leave hsokuk for oil the above place. at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Tt- Offic. Main Street .ceond door above ths
Lat lede Iieuse
M,GJESNEy 49,,
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hF the k-,kuk Female Seminary will comureDe.
~ on Moudsy September 10th.
ltes. IA IA. Williams, Principal and Teacher of
English Grammar and Criticism Of Intellectual aud
Moral Philosophy De.
Mr. A. l.. Williams, T achcr on Piano Forte and
Of the French Language.
Miss Mary e. iiaft. T acher Of the various branch
e u Msthematic- and Natural scissire, History DC
Miss Julia Is nesiict, Teacher IN the Primary D.
partfDeut.
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lNsUR ANCE.

INSURANCE..
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York. Ezra
- Insurance COMPANY, of Har,fo Connecticut.
HARTFORD ISsUkAcE COMPANY of Hartford Conn
ETxA LIrE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The above Companies represent . Capital Of 81, >
coo 900. Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings
Personal Property, and the various kinds Of Proper
~ exposed to the perils of Inland Navigation in
surcd by WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent.
Corner Of Main and Second Streets
Angus, H. 1855. dim