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The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AND
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street. shnsta.
r. 0. DEWITT and d. G. BROWN.
ProPRIEToRs.


VIIE present proprietors Of the St. Charles
L Hotel would inform its old Patrons. and
the public generally, that they have reftted
and furnished it in such manner that they
can assure them OF being as well accommo-
dated in their establishment as in any hotel
in Northern California, and ask for them
selves fair share Of public patronage. The
Table
will always be supplied with every delicacy
that can be obtained in this market as also
those of Marysvlle and Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new, and will be kept in manner infe.
rior TO none in the country. The general
Management Of the house viii be under the
direct supervision Of -. G.. Brown. long and
iayorably known as an able caterer to the
public taste.
All the Stages running from here to Ma
rysyiue and Sacramento, belonging to the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any Information, can obtain it from WM
McTURk Agent for the company who Is
always on hand. Also the office Of the
California Steam Navigation Company
L. X. SHED, Agent, is kept at this house
The Passenger trains for the North leave
the 81. Charles daily, consisting Of
LoagS Train to Weaver,
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$1,000 For So.

10 be drG1cn at WeqUerrillo, on the 3OM dam
of Mdy, II. ID. 1853, at The Diana Saloon.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19

PRICES or ADMISSION.
Boxes and Orchestra Seats. % 90
Parquette. .....................SI 90
The Trinity times., 1855-05-19
COTTAGE RESIDENCE
THE THIRD GRAND PRIZE IS THE
DIAN A BOWLING SALOON.

Adjoining the Diana Saloon, having two good
Alleys, Balls, Pins, &c. fronting on Main
Street-this property now rents for sixty dol
lars per month.
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NOKIH CAhOLANht
Bidders are requesed TO examine carefully ne srtsoas
forms Of proposals, &C. ataeaed 70 this aaeni'ea'HH
$50, From weldon, by Halifax, Enfield: Baitesoro',
Rocky Mount Joiner's Depot, "iaon' . eeh
Creek, Nahunia, Goldsborc', EyesesSsIie, aoun'
Olive, Prisons Depot, Bear swamp, WnrsaW'
Stricklands Depot, feachy's, Washing on Depos'
Silsx Creek, and Burgsw Depot !" winning
ton lea milss and back, twice daily
Lave w slden daily al IL IN and PM
Arrive At WiImington daily by ~ y ano y M
Lave wilmington daily at a m ana - M
Arrive At weldon daily by II n md ! . m
scos From Weldon by Qnankey ana "esuan", T" LAY
Teton Is miles and back, once week
Is.vc W eIdon Thursday at - 2 M
Arr,vc Al Litseton next day by > M
Is,e LitIeten Thursday steami
Arrive a Weldon same day by SPIN
saoa From Weldon, by Jackson, Rich Square, Roxnols
'''' Hotel and Windsor, To Plymouth, "a miles and
back three times a week
Leave weldon Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday |"
Sam;
Arrive II Plymouth same dsys by p M
Leave Plymouth Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday
Arrive Al Weldon same days by 9 pm.
ssoA From Enfeld by Scotland Neck, Fa,myra, ha ,
ton Wirsmstcwn, and Gardners Bridge, V ny
mouth, III miles and back, three iirass week
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Washington City TO Weldon,
N. G..
Alexandra to Gerdonsvillc. !.
Richmond and Petersburg, by
Lynchburg, to Bloun's-
vile, Tenn.
Richmond to Danville. $3.50.
Richmond, by Staunton, to
Point Pleasant and Guyan-
dotse. $3.50
Harper's Ferry to Fincsstle..
S,aunton to Parkcrsburg !. /.
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As0I 10 aS03 aso6 to 1929,
1859 TO 1853
1881 As3} TO 1850
4e54 20 Asst 1855 10 aSS7
and 5lls
ASA and 1902 as65 TO 1901
1903 10 4s07 1908 to 1898
500l to 5003 5llos 10 5g25
5ll0and Sill SLIP 20 bis,
5I20 10 5l27
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Branches from BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad, 1890, 1887
1898, $3.50, 5O5S, TO 5076, and sos.
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day by m; go
Leave Cumberland Gap Monday and Thursday at
Arrive a, Abingdon Wednesday Saturday BY
pm. IL, -,
Proposals for ,ri-w weekly service invited the bid
der to propose expsdited schedule -
5s9 From Abingdon, by Ravensnest, Crags Mills Nm
dcrhook, and Rocky Point, to EstI''v'lle, ~ miles
and back, once week.
Leave Abingdon Saturday at s am;
Arrive at EstiIvile same day by SPIN
Leave Estllville Friday at sam;
Arrive al Abingdon same day by pm
$3.50 From Abingdon, by Clear Branch Three Springs,
Mill Point Arcadia, and Block House, to Esul-
VILE Al miles and back, once week.
Leave Abingdon Tuesday At Sam;
Arrive at Esullvills same day by 6pmi
Leave Estllvlle Wednesday AT s ana
Arrive at Abingdon ssme day by epm.
|5lsl From Abingdon, by Holson and Hsnsonvlis, to
Lebanon, q milea and back, twice a week
Leave Abingdon Tuesday and Saturday ats m;
Arrive al Lebanon days by i2m
Leave Lebanon Tuesday at m;
Arrive stAbipgdon same day by 6p m
Proposals for tri-weekly service VIII be eonsdersd
Si92 From Abingdon, by Poor Hill, Tenn, Houston
Valley, and Rockholds, 10 Ellxabethfon, Tenn, -
miles and back, once week
Leave Abingdon Thursday al sam;
Arrive At EIrzabe,hion same day by Jpn;
| Leave Elzae~sh,on Friday a6am;
Arrive Abingdon same day by6Pm
sIos From Abingdon, by North Fork, Hayters oap,
Holston River, Satv,e, Broadford ium9nns
Creek and Thompson's Valley 70 Isressu -
H.. Al miles and back, once week,
Leave Abingdon Tuesday at6ami
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Proposals for three additional trips to Milton in
viied.
5l5s From Black Walnut, by Hyco, Mayo Harmony,
Woodsdale, IN. Gu and Wliamsvie, to Rox-
boro', 37A miles and back, a week.
Leave Black Walnut Monday ats am;
Arrive at Roxboro' same day by ~ p m;
Leave Roxboro' Tuesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Black Walnut same day by pm.
5l6i From Danvc by Pleasant Gap, w htmell Swanson
willie, Caliands, Dcknsons, Glade Hill, and Son.
tag. to Rocky Mount, $50 miles and back, once a
Leave Danvlle Monday at am; -"
Arrive at Rocky Mount next day by l0am;
Leave Rocky Mount Tuesday at III mi
Arrive at Dnnvillc day by pm.
Proposals for second weekly trip will be consid-
cred.
562 From Danvlle, by Bachelors Hall, Cascades, and
irisburg, to Martnsvile, &c miles and back, twice
aweek.
Leave Danvile Wednesday and Saturday at dam;
Arrive at Martinsvle same days by 6 m;
Leave Martnsville Tuesday and Friday at 4ami
Arrive at Danvie same days by pm
5l63 From Mar,insvlc by Trayosv,lc, Horse Pasture,
Penn's Store Mayoning, and Rock Spring. to
Patrick G. 80 miles and back, twice week.
Leave MartinsviIlc Sunday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Patrick c. III. same days by s pm;
Leave Patrick G. H. Wednesday and Saturday at
m;
Arrive at Martinsvle days by6pm.
5I64 From Rocky Mount, by Retreat, Big River, Losg
Branch, and CanAdays Gap, to Floyd c. H., %
miles and bnck, once week.
Leave Rocky Mount Wednesday at Gam;
Arr,vs At Floyd C III day by 6pmi
Leave Floyd G. II. Tuesday at Sam;
Arrive at No, ~ Mount same day by SPIN
5ies From Rocky Mount, by Stony Point, Sydnoryllls
Oak Level, Prliamsn'a, and Evansville, TO Pat
rex G. H., IS miles and back. week
Leave Rocky Mount Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Patrick c. Ii. next day 6pm;
Leave Patrick G. II. Tuesday M ant
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Chicago and Burlington r. r Line

lFeoria Z VqOANkA, Central Nilitar!
Irnct "a nd Chica1o RnrEnr&nn


Tract and Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy Railroads,
rs now completed, and Trims run the entire dis
/ tsnce from CHICA3o ~ BURLINGTON, Iowa
without change Of cars
The most direct route TO Chicago. New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, and all other points East
2 Daily Trains leave Burlngtt Sundays excepted
I.--DAY ExPaxss s,-THRoreH Z. 80 A. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago the same evening. passing
through Monmouth, Gales burg Princeton, and con
meeting at Mendota with the Illinois Central Rail
Rnad, to La Saile. Bloomington, Springfield. pces-
tur, jacksonville and Naples also with Gslena and
Dunieith.
2.--ExpREss THRoueH 7. 80, p. NJ
ConnectAg with Illinois Central Rail Road a,
Mendoza for St. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run IN close connee-
ton. avoiding all lnying over at any Of the points.
This Road connects at Chicago With the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and with al
the Roads leading TO the Atlantic Cities Ohio, Ken
tueky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington at :. so. p. NJ
reach Galena and Dunieith in IL hours and St
Louis in % hours.
By this rcute passengers will reach the interior
fewer charges, than by any other route connecting
via Michigan Central at Michigan City, with th,
New Albany and Salem Road thence Ia all point.
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago, and
charge for handling at any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
C.. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
d. REsicK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G, 4. FoLLErT, General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago. May Let, 1855. d6w
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NO. 244.
City Drug Store /!

7 j. q. STEWART are now in RECEIPT ~ !,
y fsfs iafge fla yafefslly sei.ste4 Tso EEsI
Ut Drug Nsd}efta aeI c.etssicais, pkfth, II
Neae+aes, puplsts4 EemTS S.e-, n han,14s l. NcS
quors, painis, Oils. by. sfrsfs, Per- a1u ~
ry variety Vt fancy articles usual f5n IA tnsb
er'sbsss Amsnts " thekinl E.~gs arsi.ie warrant
ed pure and gsnaine.
Purchasers vii, confer . mutual favor by calling
at our estabii hnsns bsfose buying sisswhefe-
Physician prescnptioas carefully put up.
DR., j. q. SrxwARr's ofice and consulting room
in the Drug stoSs.
PkovKSsIesAL Rx1K1RIrKS:
I. Q. Edwards, M D., Ohio Medical College.
j Cobb, a.
John Locke, ~
Nav g. IS55-dkw
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NJ. ". Hicks. N. D.,

City Of keokuk, Iowa,-0fhce Main ST., between
Second and Third Streets.
nk. H., in addition tn the usual
IL methods of inserting artificial teeth
Is in possession Of the exclusive right 0kyYYYy
for this city OF mounting the ''eontinu-
Gus gum teeth universally admired for their
beauty. strength and cleanliness. Aiternn expert
of two years in this style of work, he mouid un-
hestatingly recommend il TO the public possessing
many and great advantages over any other style of
work known to the profession. Those Interested are
respect fnly invited to call and examine spccini Of
the different methods Of mounting teeth.
Anil lf.1N55-l6wiy
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CASH CKOCKEnY MOUsE.

EOJ Lbs 4 ELLIOTT. importcTs end Johbcn Of
" Earthenware, China and Glassware, No. l05
Pearl Street and No. 81 Chambers Street, New York
would say to Merchants and dealers generally that
having established a Cnsh HOUSE in this hrz nst Of
trade, they fully convinced that they cAn sell
Crockcry, etc, Mt such prices win pay the paychAs
fne profit to retail. Experience has prov very
concnsively to that, by adhcring strictly to tile
cash system, afford to sell FROM twenty
per cent, below the regular credit trnAs prices.
To this end we ask examination of cur styles
and prices, list of which will be forwarded by hail
TO any party desiring.
Earihenware, by the Invoice, single package, nr
very carefully repAcked for the country trade.
July y, lo55.-diy.
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F. IL o'Connor,

UnuUUIHTe
A PVTHkcARIEs' NALL, e.rncr Third and n
a johnson SITS, keokuk, Ia, is now in receipt
Of large and we'll selected stock OF BrrgB,
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye stuff. Ajsas 49,
icines now in use, some of which he has the excin
sise agency OF; therefore would call the atten-
ton OF country merchants and druggists to hss ame
My stock Of perfumery and Toilet articles is large
and varied, comprising Lsbin's, hssin's, sna Juh-
US itaaels fine Extracts; every description Of Hair
Oils, Pomndes, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes and all powders used fur t.ilet purposcs-
thoice brands Of Cigars Snuiis and Tobacco always
on hand Physicians Prescriptions e~rrfniiy eofn-
pounded, at all hours of day night. ev
Oct. I'd +. II. 0'CONNOR.f
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LIVERY STABLE.

an johnson Street, between 1st and "a,
~ by WG. H. CLgaHoRs. This establish XXA
ment il large, eommodious, we'll arrangedN-o q
and amply provided with COED horses well trained
for harness, ma well MS with Carriages, Bngges and
Hacks open and close, covered and half covered, Of
every description, adapted to ohyenience or luxury.
Horses Carriages of residents Of the city or gis
itors from abroad kept on moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by nen thoroughly skilled in
the business
Horses bought and sold On commission and on my
own account at all times.
May 25, lS55.--ily
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HNHTLETT. J " NNN
BARTLETT 4 MANCOIfRT.

Success0fa 10 ". C Fuhkh0usfr,1
rROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NJ No, 96 Main street Keokuk, Iowa. respectfully
inform the public that they have formed partner
ship for the purpose of carrying the above business
in all its various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock of Family Gro eres ut the above stand
design making such additions thereto, shall make
ii one Of the best stands Of the kind in the West and
hope by strict personal attention to merit share Of
public patronage. Charlie will wait with the wagon
ms usual BARTLETT 4 MANCOURT.
()et 10 '55-dtf
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WESTERN STAGE COMFANY.
spS

SUMNER AERAN6 EMENIS
FNHE Western stage Company respectfully an-
i nounce 10 he public that their Coaches leav 6
keokuk Daily SUNDAY oAceptad) for Fairfield, Os-
kaloosa Fort Des Moincs and Council Bluff, passing
through Boston. Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham Ashland, Agency City, Ntamwa, Ed
dyyille, Oskaloosa, Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove to
TT. Des Moines.
From 0skaloosa ttri-weekls) to Council Bluffs, via
Belefontain, Knoxville, pIeasantyile, Indianoa, ST.
Charles, Winfcrsett, Indinntown, Silver Greek, Il
Council Bluffs
Also from 0ttumwa via Bakesburg, Abba, La
grange. to Charlton. tri-weeklg.
Also from K keuk, Daily, s,a Warren, Pennington
Bonaparte Beptonsport, kcosauqua, Pittsburg, Troy
to Bloomfield
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Dcs Moincs, passinc
through Boon boro' and Homer
Every attention viii BE- paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passenger
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places az
o clock, A. NJ.
1sE- Office Main Street second door above ths
I4aolede House. X. A. McCHESNEY, Agent.
NC x ee 4 Timbe rman's Livery stable.
FIHHIS Stable, situated on Third Street, between
l. Main and Blondcau Streets, Is large and com
modions and especially fitted up and adapted for tho
business, and the undersigned amply prepared Il
modate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Buggies. and Carriages at rea
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day
week, or month. SAM l. MekEE,
w TIMBERMAN
Keokuk. Oct. IT. isjl.---dtf
Keokuk Boiicr works.
(S0RNER sixth and Ridge streets. am prepared
~ TO manufacture Buiiers, Tanks Iron Boats, Lars
or Soap Kettles, Gas Holders, anything else con
neeted with my business aud to send competent
workmen 10 any part Of the country TO do repairs.
ED. WKLCHMAN.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept u, dawly
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 70
ROOFING.

MR.. EDITOR-Sir. Isee IN your paper that . Ger
INl tain gentleman in tho stDvc tra4. has arrived
in this city and brought his mechanics from IL est,
pu porting to be far ahead Of Western <ehanics
Now would say that the proof Of the puAiug ID al
ways in chewing the string would invite yoH 70
look some roofing that has been done by of our
sstern mechanics, anal decide for yourself. - sps-
em.n can bs at the new building Of Col. Perry
on Main street. between Sta aud 9Th.
diff fkkUE1kCk Zu2a.
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTuRY.
pLANk Books made and ruled 70 any required
~ pattern Court Records, justices Docks As
sessors' Book, Poll Books, &c, &c. furnished a.
short notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music, de-, bound or re-
bound IN any style desired
Va Ny Bindery Win be found on Second Street.
next door 70 the AthenHuin, sEn uf the Big Hook =
Jan. %, ls5a.--dAw. ISAAC H. Pierce
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AskESAf. n. n. n
McKenuY Il Runner.

uANE this day associa ed themselves together fo
4 4 the transaction Of the Drug business In all its
branches. They expect 10 keep hands genersi
and we'll selected assortment Of Pure Drugs, Chcmi
calls, Perfumery, Paints. Oils, &c. aaTaH stv
Also have by tnis arrangement become sole pro-
prieors Tor the manufacture and sale Of II. X. Cil
more's celebrated Mamsluke Linimcnt and uu1SsAi-
led Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for the State ot
Iowa. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, snd
teniAery Of Nebraska. a& 1efi1 essfE
All orders in future viii be addressed to
McKENNY 4 RCNNER.
Dec. @, 1854. DIFF
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a.nrh TO Che L.aafes.

NUN ready for the season large stock Of Tr m
~ ming Goods In Veivet-Piain and Shaded Col
ors md Black of all widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, MoiFe Antique, Watered kihlaus colors and
Width aalloons in great varietyj Elmps, Bra0s &C.;
some IN bright colors for chiidrm's 5 dresses.
Sept. 10. d6w 7. D. FOSTER
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PENNsKLyANIA RAILROAD.
R0Ua =
vHHE Great Central koaIe. connecting ske 7si.n
L tie cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line
of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers, and
at Cleveland and sanduskr with Steamers 10 al
ports the Northwestern Lakes making the mos
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great West
RATES BETwEEy PHmADYLPsfA AND PrrrsBrRG.
FfRsr CLAss.--Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tin boxes Furs, soc. per 100 10.
Feathers, Ae.,
ID dCLAss.--Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin bales I 15c. per 100 ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.--Anvils, Bagging,
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk 6oe. per 100 Id.
Hemp, &C.,
4th CLAss-Coffee. Fish, Ba-
con and Pork, packed Lard, SOC. per 100 H.
and Lard Oil,
FIOUR--Sl per bbl. until further notice
GKAIN--50 cts. per / 90 its until further notice.
COTTON - 81 pr bale, not exceeding 500 Lbs.
weight until further notiee.
HE In shipping Goods from any point East of
Phiadelphia, he particular 10 mark package "via.
pennsy lvania Railroad. = Nh Goods consigned TO
the Agents of this Road a Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. will be forwarded without detention.
FKEIGHr AGEsTs-Harris, Wormley Co.. Mem
phis, Tenn; X. r. Sass Co, st Lous; J. :. Mitch
Ell son, Evansville. Ind; Dumesnii Boil Muir
dock, and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville, Ky: X. c.
Medrum, Madison, Ind; sprigman Brown, and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; n ". Graham & Co.
Zane~vilie Ohio; l.ecch Co., "a kilhy street Bos-
ton, fecch 90, No. Astor House, New York No.
/ William street. and No. s. Battery Plaee. New
York, L. J.. Sneed4r, Philadelphia; Magrsw d
koons. Baltimore; Geo c, Franciscus, Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
II. ]. L0MBAERT, sap't, Altoona Pa.
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PENNsYLyANIA RAHLROAD.
&1(

vTHHREE daily ThrouTh Trains, b~sw-en PhiIadel-
/ rhin and Pittsharg.--TnE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiisdeipha for Pittsburg ~ II A. NJ, and
ptisburg tor Philadelphia at ! A. NJ. TnE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at p. NJ
The SIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsbnrg at II p. NJ, and P..,sburg for Phiiadel-
phis a. 10 L. NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo. Alton Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankford, Lexington and Lou
isville Ny. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati, DAYTON, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, Sandusky Toledo, Cleveland, Coism-
bus, Zanesyiiie, Massillon and ooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis. Louisville. and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either Of
the above places
For further particulars see Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points Passengers from the West
Will find thin the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia. Baltimore, View York Bos-
ton.
THOS. MOORE,
AcrST, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. MEskIMEN.
Agent. Passenger Lines, pittsburg.
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WILLIAM II. SMITH.
IlEl LOWS MANIrEA(TI RER Rannh :

ID Franklin, Galenn, III.
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows Of every descrip-
ton, which will he Sold low and on as good terms
as tan be purchased elsewhere.
N. B--Every Bellows warranted TO give satisfae-
tion.
August 2T, I3J5.--dGma
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Justtce Of the Pence.

TTyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
L the country, that his office is on Main between
I'd and 3D. streets, keokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store He will attend to the collection Of all ac-
counts entrusted TO his care with promptness. Ac-
counts sent by mail, postpaid, will receive atten-
Rsp. and the money returned ss ordered.
March 2, 1855--dly. EDWARD COLE.
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Cigars Il Che ting Tobacco.
A CHOICE assortment just received. All who are
"a fond Of the weed can be satisfied by calling on
Sept. I'd MOORE HOOPER
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NEWsl NEw1I, NEwaiII

YIiHREE dnys Later from tho Crimca. We arc au-
thorlxed to state that LANDRs 4 DAuGBxRrs'
new Bread Wagon is the trxck, FURNISHING better
Bread, Cakes and crekers, and more for 81, than
furnished tor the same in keokuk. H you
want any of the above articles, try the RED WA0oA
Oct I'D LANDES DAUGHERIY
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nR. r. S. BARBER would respectfully <r-=x-,
II inform his patrons and the public gen3 I-s:.2
orally. that he hns removed his office To the 1I1D
New Brick building the west side IF Third street
between Main and johnson, where he h.s secured y
handsome suit Of rooms, and has spared neither pains
or exi,ense to make them elegant and comfortable.
Thankful for past favors, he socis contnusnc" oi
the same. 4ss-Ali operations warranted.
ksok uk. Oct l2--d
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PENNSYLyANIA FOUNDRY,
Cor Main aud Eighth Streets, ,.... .KEOKUk, IOWA.
Vy WICKERSHAM 4 SONS, manufacturers of
i Steam Engines and Mill Machinery. A gen.
eral assortment Of Castings adapted 70 the vapts Of
the country constantly on hand jal-dly
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PELLA A.................... MARION CO., IOWA,
DAHKERS, LAND AGENTS, and N0TARIES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhc Unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa state Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's 4 C.ark's Steam Engine Manufacto-
ry, and for ali important agricultural machines.
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CLOTHuNG, CLOTHING !

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
/ HAVE received large stock Of Ready Made
L Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats Carpet bags, Umbrellas de-, Nhch viii sell
at WuoLEsALE AND RETAIL, al very small ad, anee
above Eastern cost Corner Of First anu Main SIS.
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4 TTOkSEY and Counsellor st Law X eok uk, Ia.
"A will promptly attend 10 all business entrusted
10 his care.
Special attention given to the collection Of Claims,
Land Agencie@, &c.
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