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Read the foloraQ remarkable cure thch skoHd al ds D.
Ii. q. FARREII.S ARABIAN L1NlMESr

fHfI VJNd nHV Ni4fIdr rTlpfdN
Mr. H. G. Farrc.l-Dcar sir Aeuatcd by u rlaa
funess submit thu following instance tde uif
Your great dcue My child three years Old Sudle
attacked with terrible disease which in less
Frustrated it total hclpessncs The limbs became s.
that Joint could be bent the flesh turned black and
and entirely deprived of feeling the eyes fixed PARTIALLY CLOSED
and altogether blind following this deafi all
the spine became contracted and curved ha when
its back the head and heels only touched Indeed the e
presented every appearance of being dead Iunt diat
the attack, The family physician called IN ad for thr
weeks he labored restore it to feeling but all in vain
though bisercl dozen various ruhotadsut
Iniincnts applied. consultation Of physicians tt
held but purpose the then brought m lore e
Medical Society but nothing could be suggested which had
already been done aud the doctor then fold be ui 10
nothing We then commenced applying Your mneat
freely the entire length of tie spine and You
iue parents joy, whcn after few Applications, r. nrua
animation apparent and it rapidly recovered Wit the "a
cepton the sight which did become perfect
month The child il healthy and robust be- liz
other OF The s.Io Kind occurred previous nes
boraood all Of which died hen there l. doult ou L.
iment had been used they sould have recovered
Peoria, March Isl, lcJl. HENRY q. t1E1ANb
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SENATOR D1rGLAs.-The Buffalo CONNER
eial Advertiser reyiycs passage in the Con
gressonal life of senator Douglas, which shows
that hi record is not altogether spotless on the
slavery question if indeed, he be not entitled 10
the authorship of the Wilmot Proviso--h claim
dating further back than that of Mr.. Win
throp,on whom the Democracy have tried to sud
die it. Here is the incident
The resolution. providing for thd annexation
of Texas rassed the House of Representatives in
January. 1915 While they were pending in
that body. they were anne nded, on motion of Ste
phcn A Douglas of Illinois, by adding the fol.
lowing words in such State or States shnll
b. formed out of such territory. north 81 til" said
Missouri Comprom,e line, slavery or inVoIunia-
ry servitude, except for crime, shall be prohibit
ed"
We do not quote this passage for the rnr.
pose Of creating any doubt ns to Senator Doug
las soundness on the slavery question. GA the
contrary it gives pleasure Ia ndmit that of late
years and especially since 1850. his course has
been such rs to commend him 10 the confidence
of the South But refer to it to show the IN
Justice of the law which southern Democrats have
sought to enforce against those of their political
opponents, whose feet mny Mt any time, however
remote, have slipped on the slavery platform. -
With them no lapse of time Is bar, no change of
circumstances an eXcase-no rocantation OF sen
timent an ntonement Onca out Of grace always
out of grace is ihcir memorable doctrine on this
subject. A memorable illustration was given ns
in the CANVASS for Govcrnoroi Virginia between
Summers nhd Johnson. In that campaign Judge
;. was hoauded about the State inercilessly and
unremitlugly, an aboliiinnist, on account OF
sentiments he had not held for twenty years
Within much brcfar period Senator Douglas
has attempted to assert the rightof Congress to
interdict slavery 10y law. What 90 those South
ern Democratic organs who. Magnus Apollo he
is think of il
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mEGEnAN. UIARsH x CO. 1n,e nu....,
"a. a. Enrrcn,- xrnuinc Arahian I.ini,nrn,i.

Nj " y "fEFIE- %s's1HIbt' Ashbiah II
most extraordinary medicine the truth Of which placed be
you1 doub; by the the article aud tic NV cur
being daily performed by it, which previously Lad a.
other medicines and the skill Of the best pS the
world II composed of baSous and peculiar
to Arabiapossesng in concentrated form ali stimn.
lang anodyne penetrating, rueuous and rrvuSNp proper
ties and the same which, used by liz Son.
the Desert with such miraculous success in curng
of both man and beast
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notice.--'rEe Carriers connected with this odcob.
authority to sell or otherwise dispose of papers save to @
er them TO regular city subscribers No papers are mt M
their possession for other purpose. i '"''
Haii Trade. iS''.-Merchants and business men gsTz
any are informed thai they can get Bill heads Sore, ~
cards Business Cards Labels. &C. executed NEATLY t
and expedously 1T the "NIRGiNfAN" jos PRINr,y, -
fAhlisHhfNf, First Aliey, LNnehbnrg, Va
IEaE.7aaS. CLARK ~ CO, In.c Rusb,.
CLARK d CO,)-GENUINE COD LIVER OH IN. -. :
success attending the Of this valuable remedy in (n
ton having induced all kinds of limitations purchasers .r &
toned to notice that the signature IEGEMAN rI ,pr {
CO. in full, IS the cork Of each bottle without = =
not genuine and the value Of tho oil depends mon m ana
~ too much care cannot be taken to get the genuine
HEGEMAN, CLARK & 60
Sole successors to R1slton CLARK 4 Co.,
Nos. IDS. 213 81 and $50 lroa way
Wholesale Depot, 80. lG5 broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the Unite. State
l2-d3m
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Aud when We concluded his "Alen"lf.' with the
close of his life. our heart was soitencd with
grief and our dry ewes became full Of tears.'
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The FATAL DUEL NEAR SAVANNAH We
have already stated that DIR. Kirk had been kill
ed in duel near Savannah by John Chaplin. his
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Mr. Wise and the PresidenCY.

The Washington correspondent of the Orange
burg Soutbron writes to that paper:
"Wise we think unavailable. The ''od lin"
Democrats" will never forgive his fierce denun-
Citations of Gen. .Jackson and the State Rights
men will scarcely forget his almost equally vio-
lent invective against Mr.. Calhoun aud State
Rights, as they understand them. He once gave
a toast--'Calhoun and Nullifcation, dust I"
dust-ashes to ashes"
The conclusion of this writer is very natural
one but he forgets that in the late contest IN this
State Mr.. Wise had the whole Democratic team
Jacksonians, Calhountes and all, hitched to his
chariot. and that with bosom expanded and nos
tril da,ng" he cracked his whip and drove them
| like .Jehu around the state COURSE. 1t is too
| late now for them to back their ears. With the
| harness on their backs. and the bit in their
mouths, he has but to bid them "g-iong" and
they are off like - 40 on plank road
Rev. Mr.Chapman in his speech at the Booksell'
| tiyal, in New York alluded to Professor Morse
as man whose name is imperishably connect
d with magnetic telegraphs, and who, ''if he
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


We, ,ohiiS ~ IN NJ Chapman tireenhrier Jno Dicker-
~ Na mas u Qut'rnherr% Appropriations Geo Booker,
Richard Preston Va Richard Johnson ppomatox Charles
lYrn" va Capt Boaz Appomattox; Louis Mis-;
waiter Jones ny; j PJenkns. Ohio } 5 Thomson q
Francis Nabell Orleans Jno Clements A Osborne New
a"n SAM IL Phelps Appomattox; Bartholomew Shenan
uoahi II ; " ado Cross Roads; DIR ChAs Oliver Gampbe
wilson S"nyi de- Ihos Anderson, Mrs Anderson Eau.
QUEER Anderson, IL II Roberts Jos Lyon lady,
som ID q Waller. AmhcTst; Thos L Mcdowell Wu,
, Iious TRADE Springs NJ w Jones, Emory Henry College,
\ L Giles, 1r, Bamure fhns NJ Waller. Amherst DIR R1bt
crockett tloyd Metiavock q W johnson, Wythevc Miss
Jones kieilnond Miss Williams, Nelson; Miss Ellis Miss
DAVIS Miss & Cullen, Ellis; Green Amherst & H.
J. W ferguson Liberty Jno Hughes, pisy Jno
Savers NytheVie Bower Ii " B0wyer, = G Brecken
ridge Bptetonr IL Matthews, Wythcvie Jas Preston and
lady, Montgomery " Bowyer + Giles Boteourt; Geo
pt'r&, Campbell c III Richard allay lady Bedford
Abraham saunders do John Lgon city; A A GilIoi va. ! A
tsHro' I; John Jones, Texas; John Vance Francis
Campbell; \ K lIubsa.. d. ''e"'
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Gftp ar0 &tate affairs.

cftp 1sr0 state affdltS.
LyxeHnrRG -rhc following notice OF Lynehbnrg its poll
> aul prospects, take from the chrisiiansburs Hrad
had pleasure Of spending several days in th ey
last ee We were graiRed observe al the indications Of
continuing improvement and Increasing wealth ana prosperity
There Is an impression abroad ynehburg is permanently
declining Bat great mistake. II IS true that she has
lost portion trade Of of the upper counties o.
Eastern Virginia This has been carried away to Richmond
y the Dauve Railroad Bar henccf1rih her enterprising
lens viii look TO South West the section of country
hey are supply and from which they will receive their sup
. will be Of different character it i true but
Amply reuuneratiyc for all thai has been lost The
st If tynelburg in future iseparahly connected with
at Of tbs region country The people of the south West
could feel deep aud vital her and perma
prosperity. She to us than Richmond or lie
sbur should she become large and prosperous manu-
riurng city, certainly her destiny the people
no are to be benefited by We under obiga
on. to the people Lynclbuig than TO any other people
10 aud Gberaty indebted for the
yirgnia Railroad may be safely said that,
enterprise and public spirit the construction of
hat road would hsye been postponed to distant period
fhoy themselves death for the completion of
his great work. Its principal benefits being reaped by us
duty those who have noiy sustained MS
them and far lies make them
ompcnsaion for great sacrifices they have made We
every confidence in the ultimate and prosperity
Lynchbur; shall look with satisfaction
period when she viii constitute the principal market for
he products OF the South. West"
Mr. FLouRSoYs SPEECH AT PErGRsBUR5-The Express
nus oaks Mr. Founoy speech delivered last Thursday,
tthc Petersburg Fair;
,y fool thar 40 capot h ;,stire in this bastv editorial to
-, = A., 1l,n, !, eos ., cn,noct With
- 49,, =. al ,ib lar p, ,,ios,nbi. aud statesman
Of public affairs well political agricultural
should be read entreb cyary citizen of Virginia and
'orth Carolina and t" weaken It's force by giving Synopsis
it, is what would rather be excused from attempting
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lives bat few years longer Will see IL living
nerve stretched around the globe and feel the
heart Of China heating against his own"
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COMMERCIAL


ToBAeco- Inspections the past week a bba
Of shipping lugs - - 81 VI workI,, with -
90 shipping Leaf 81 % to ~ 01 nanufleture2 % u
S2 UU ing DO s. Ia
cash fraction higher Is offered Tor fine ~ u g. 3
WIN. 4. SMITH Comni.lrs
LYNCHBU RG WHOLESALE PRICES rt.f,---
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND sam hhEN.
RUcnER & RHDD "'Af BY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCErs
G.aims-.iOu urrchsn,. AND
OPPOSITE gANk SQUARE, LYAIniis,
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WASHINGTON HOUSE Ran :.

On H. WARRINGTON HOUSE ram a
SaNISZEAliN" SALuoN-The proprietor Of this Wi
STZ SoWh restaurant takes pleasure in annonnriuo =,
,,,- ilohdS and the public generally that hjs rsot
ltSnnht having lust undergone a complete -
Pauuhs' Is now oPEN FOR me SEASON U.vina sanr ~
~ ~ VI an experienced Cook from Petersburg te na
"a al nouso may rest assured that OYSTERS Fish q am
~ Hi he ueheacle' OF the season will be served mn W III
,rha NJ ~ satisfactory to the Epicurea tastc
, W Tonhaes as usual To be supplied with the dne,
.zY FREE LUNCH daily AT II o'rlocEs
29dts " - Ni'Vhi "A NJ
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p, oRlR I'll N Rneket Iieilora; W Miller r.
! \ '"h5Sl " l. Turpa Bedford; Ne Mayor Rork bridge
! k1fttd bedford, Or ! Kidd Raio gh {; II II Douglass
'euiIH q onu taInibel, : q Taylor Amherst: " NJ
i'oorN tampbeii ii Horton Bedford, Love Salem
"a X Swahroat baltimore, Md stokes Salem Va NJ
imam Philadelphia; I saw ers W ytho; 4 Davis ou
GStt a Miss II \ tarier WyheviUu; II Ryand Phla
"erna I Prank y L}'y Baltimore W a balood Princeton
- +" VI ADAMS bfdi"fd' II harmlng, Y 4 + RE; Ro ii
louihhef do taseS, Augusta Farley Appomattox /
Mler' foeahonlasi J Norman Louisville, Ky
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NoTsdE.-ur. Arthur Waits, exec uior OF .Bno.
~ WAITS. dccdTake notice that shall, the 4h day
OF DECEMBER ls15 az the dwelling house of John Everett
in the county oabc Staeo Virginia the
of Guvandntte take the dispositions of Martin frsmpton and
Isaac Framto he read s evidence the trial of the suit
depending the Circuit Bedford the State
OF Virginia, ia which plaintiff and am defendant
Should the said dispositions be akdn the day above
named they viii be taken the day next following he 9TH
of December lsJ3) at the place above appointed.
JOHN ii. MO0RMAN, exor of
29-cw4w Thomas Jnr"sar d'e'a
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Which they can neither sanction or believe.
n pleasant exception to this dSaGrcc3ble nncts ny A Z
Advertisements of DR. j. c. AYERS Cherry Poet ll ana
which will be found in columns We have pnb
hun before and always with the feeling that in so dong WI,
no wise lend ourselves 70 deceive mislead the pulA
have had indisputabo proof that his words strictly ~
with abundant reason to believe that his medicine WI a.
they promise and all that can be reasonably expected
medicine His Cherry Peetoral is well known in i, Gun
muny 10 need ANY commentator from and his rms "
are crrdhy iutorEaed are not inferior to his
depce NiTrDr. l. Zoe --3
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From the New Orleans Picayune.
,rbe pelon Father and his Child

On the appeal docket of the Supreme Court of
this State may be found the Case of soldier
named Wilson. who Is mt present under sentence
of death for killing IA fellow soldier. The offence
was committed at Baton Rouge, where Wilson is
now in rrison and his wife and two children have
since "the trial" occupied rude tenement near
the Jail in which he has been confined. To this
fond wife and to these trusting children the con-
demned fpDn has shown true touches oi nature,
while 10 all else he has been stern.stubborn and
unf.eling man.
What cared he for the worldi The stain of
blood was on his hands, and no washing could
make them white to the worlds cen-orloas eye.
Even 10 hi. own eye. perehance. there was a
damned spot" which would not "out;" but to
the trustfu eve of his wife and children, his fet-
tiers were no disgrace, and,his hands were not nn-
clean For these fond ones he had place IN bis
heart a small, warm spot over which the fe ter
ing sores of sin had not entirely encroached-
They could still love him and he loved tbem-ali
else in the world was dark dreary VOID.
During the long summer months. when the
angel of death was abroad over this Southern
land, the damp cell OF the prisoner was rendered
brighter for few moments each day by the
presence Of his wife; and often and often at
nghtfall,hi little danghter-a fond young thing
of but four sunmers-woud beg to be left with
her father in the dark and would sing To him
tiny SON, of hope she lay beside on his rude
prison bed.
And there the father and the child--the one 50
sinful and the other so sinless-talked to each
other during nights dull watches, aud those lii
tie songs which were sung by the innocent ono
grew dearer and dearer to the frldn father. The
child became the teacher of the man, and warm
81 grew The interrupted spot in the stubborn stu
dents heart as the little teacher spoke 10 him in
words of childish wisdom and sang her childish
songs.
But the dark, damp cell was no fitting place
for one so tender in years the frlon's
daughter, and at length shadow fell upon her
from the death angels wing, and she could no
longer visit her father in his damp, grated dun
genn.
She sickenpd. and she d ed
On, how anxiousy from day to day the moth
er watched over the sick couch of her little one.
and how anxously, when morning came would
the condemned faon- father inquire concerning
the fate of his dear, fond, trusting child
That hope which
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the greatest ordination of Divine Providence by tnal
engine the heart il driven to all parts of the system t
vigor aud strength to the complicated machinery ti '
his living Hood, whether sleep wake Sall''
through the arteries and returns softly through the N
How necessary that should be kept free from al mi
and yet how negligent many respecting this great
TO the enjoyment Of perfect health. Derangcmon m m
er and Nerves Is generally the primary cause ana
Indigestion aud all the harassing feelings attending !i
STA Which make liz burden, result IRON it Sng" ~
RAPIDLY follow suicide If there cure. \" one .
suffer long II he is able obtain bottle OF looha
DRAFTED Hcrlnon Rtters. prepared by Dr. {. NJ JACKSON
deiphia they rarely fail in efectn5 permanent cur
advertisement. lee l'4"
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Looh on. fer Counterfeiis.

Tho pub ic cautioned against another couutcfi WHEN
has lately made its appearance called W. b. Farrell Araaa
Lniment, the dangerous Of all the countrr bo,
his having the Of Farrell many will buy IL od tl
without the know ledge that counterfeit exists aud the @
perhaps only discover their when tie spurious &t
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II g. fAr
sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale Druggist Ne
street. Peoria Illinois, whom all applications for A
eies be addressed BE get it with the letter H.
G. before Farrells thusH. G. FARRELL sand his Slgaa
ture on the wrapper, all others are counterfeits.
Sodby Il. STABLER q Co, druggists
IynchbUr-.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout tic lus
States.
e Price % and 80 cents and 81 per bottle
q Agents wanted in every village and halAi Ell
the United States in which is not already established
Address H. G.. Farrell above accompanied WIKI good rem
ence as to character responsibility &c lor 2OdSrtN
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ihf rctaxing heat OF summer Brings md thd
peculiar tendency 10 disease. The Liver bec"i ~ ort
n'ood itvcred Indigestion springs up, ali the
v anu hnaIy regular illness ensues 10 ,,ryrl
dire effects take GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE us
ana cooling influence the Blood with It's tti, ft Sy
an nervousness, will at commend it as he N .
mer Medicine No one should fail to try it who N''u'
oe lin
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K0Frh'iun' EIittcfs,-Iht nIVI0I,,- m
pubic IS called to the annexed certificate of BAhAh -
MUM hrrrERs, which is of the popular fanny "
c.asS known in this country: ,---l
Near Curdsyille Buckingham county, va J.
4Hr Elijah Hdhr Dear Sir.-My wife having ue'u a..
many years, afflicted with Liver Complaint and NrN'"f
ohty hearing Of your premium Bittors. she vas "
=" slle them trai After trying halfa dozen botle
found her health much improved and her digestive
greatly sirentthe ned and tonic, So aadH II iu" .
PIE IN her ease-and continues to use it, to hcr hl - m
1t rs very popular with many Of my neieharrS, ana II =
coming almost in general tonic in This s'ti"
W It'll my besi wishes am yours, truly, ,.,,rpS
N B-Seyeral influential gentlemen in this ceinf 5r
send you certificates Of most Important cures eh'ctf
premium Bors in their families. w ali concur ~ ,f,
one OF the most valuable me ioines introduced !"
section of the country. Yonrs j W T.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand III"
% cents per bottle. ~.
To be had. wholesale and retail, al r Sialitr q = n
Srother n Whcheads, J. II. ThomlSo \ Cos, Az"
Eray.. LNnnhhnrn and lrr.-ni.-s ..n-rnl.. sou -
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NkEsh OYsTEKs just received an" i"rT w. 5,
u at loc 25 Is @i+'
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LARGE fffLD-Lewis \. Bogss OF SpottsylVana rails
I'd on less than oneshth ot land Ey aels Of
cd Poaoes The past season. being the rate Of over 4oo
bushels Ter
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I AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves
IL Silk, LisIe Thread, and cod do, Twisted Il
! let Silk Mitts for Ladies and Misses, Black
~h..e and mode Silk Hose, and large stock oi
cot, in white, unbleache1, black, saaie and
mike OF all prices; chidren's do. white, mixed
and IA. v. yerv cheap. p u FOSTER.
April z, 1855
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DR.. JNO. X. ALLEN,

OFFERS his professional services TO he citizens
Of Keokuk aud vicinity.
His Office, the same heretofore occupied BY
DR.. Ford up stairs over the store Of j. Bruce,
Esq, No. SO, Main Street.
Residence al the pavilion" on Concert be-
tween "a and 81 Streets
June l2, 1855 dtf
Dispatch copy weekly 3 months
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HOME INSURANCE

VlHE Iowa STATE Insurance COMPANY, OF
l. keokuk, having fully organized according
TO the Articles ot incorpor alton, and having
ceiyed applications for insurance and iaEeR pre- :
niIuni notes OH property amounting to 100000,
j. now prepared 10 issue Policies, on the safer
class o risks, for three years on the MUTUAL
plan, and for one year aud shorter periods for a
ash premium
Officers Elected for the ensuing Year.
DIRECTORS.
e II Perry, John McCune, F. II Harrison,
Rankin & u Smvtn, r X Ford,
X Greet bllIlng3, Nm Turner,
Garbef, / WickeIshaIn,
E&ECUIIVE ccMairILE.
f II IIrcison, Garber John McCuue,
klnkin G. B Smsth.
c II PEnRs, fres' R>~Kis, NlcePresH
w I TUHsER Sec'y l. II iIAsRisoS, Treas'r
I y Office in Concert Hall building "a story
July 4ih, 1853 d2m lvw
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GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
~ Of Richardson's make, warranted pure, 10,
Linen Shee,lng, Pillow Case Linen, Bleached q
Brown Table Damasks Napkins, Toweling,
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. =. d. FOSTER.
April % 1855.
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CITY DRUG STORE
Burrows Block, Main Stnrt, keehuk. 4

j, \ J. G. STEWART are now IN receipt X0
q very large ana caIeiuilf selected soss o.
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
clnes, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Ois, Dye SUITS, perinmcry. ami every
variety OF fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments of the kind Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by CALI
ing at our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DIR j. G. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL RETERfNcEs:
T, O Edwards, NJ. D., OHIO Medical College
J. Cobb, . . :. .
John Locke, . 8. :"
May 3, 1865. d&w
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Looking classes.


| WILL sell for cash al small advance on
/ cos; all eastern work now on hand 70 max q
room Tor very large aud superior supply this
tall. Country people (who always pay cash)
will consult their own in'ere by calling al the
Boot and Shoe Emporium,
sign Mammoth Boot, keokuk Iowa
s. a. DUKE.
July -, 1855. vim
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.. HrTcItNsov JAS DEWEY
Merchant Tailors.
1h1rd Street, bet,oeen Nam and Johnson.
kEOKUK. IOWA.
III AVE Just received, at their Fashionable Tail
IL orng and Furnishing Establishment. choice
and excellent supply Of froadcloths, Cassirncres,
shlrtlngs, and Ceutlemen's Furnishing Goods OF
all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
wall be done III the most approved aud satisfac-
tory manner. They are constantly receiving the
New York and Philadelphia Fashions, and re-
psctfuliy solicit all who desire good work and
the best material to give them a call.
HUTCHINSON e. DEWEY.
April 5, 1855. dly