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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

" BANDS AND CORNlcE--We have just received
large oil Window Shades of and beautiful pat
and also, Gilt Curtain BANDS and Comice Of every
quality. Please call and examine at
lnl4 Ga ]. d GREGORY q fO'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

UDaruOr SsOves.-.-An eudless variety of enYgcr
and Dining Slaves for wood coal nov N :; re
and for sale. at the Furnace and Range Warehouse
lsk C = BLISS ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

NNANO.-Me have hand yiU tons pi Tho Emils
u Of GuAno that imported last winter so far IS
have heard from the purchasers has gFea sEfe sa
faction eqnal with Peruvian Passengers ey the Central
Railroad good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms ID. HaHall
Esq, A Garrett ESQ., d Anderson, Jr some Of tho
sprchssers Of it For sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT q co.
iy 16ts Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

u NLN GOODS $50. j. III RVS, Agent Is feeei1.
Stock Of Fai and NJnlrr Clouds. All be has 10
say thai lis Stoc IS taken from q" te largest Import
mp 1ahhng houses the Uuen, at nett cash prices, aud
vii hc sold 10y him small pots Tor cash, and nothing else
bat cash
81 shall receive Goods NEARLY every week In the
season. y Canal Boats Railroads and Express Companies
ali At which will be sold cheap for cash
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

ID FASHIONS FOR lSj5--S1 lrZEB " III introduce tlsa
Spring style Dress Hat the first saturday IN March, 49,
the inspection ct lis customers and the pubic generally
which found snrpass Hat In this market in beau
Is style quality and finish Also, lot of beautiful new style
Hats youu. Al those desiring tine Dress Hats
In eclipse thing market will please call at the
Of the nj l. IIAI
All OF Hats made order with neatnes5 and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed usual
,,,r A. WM STITZER.
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ENA,.H. AND HGNyEH saOUD~.-SEoEf4-
n ING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES' AND NESI iNGS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &c-tisASS a EAtNE
respectfully inform their friends and the public that thcil
stock nil aud Winter Goods complete, consisting
part Dress and Frocs Coats Winter Business Coats
Register taatS-ncw style Farmers Oycrcnls Water proof
beaver d. Pautaaona every style NcSfs in cndiss
ely! bnahlo Breasted Quilted Sh,--utH s'Aei Gent
ShawIs Travelling Blankets Nlra Drawers, Graz ats Stoe,
Neck Ties Collars Umbrellas Gloves Hosiery Pocket aud
kerchioi,, Waterproof Goods complete assortment OF
YOUTHS AND CHILpRENs CLOTHING.
GLASS 4 RAISE.
j Are
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

StDalyN UsNAHs lst-s.-G2 Bal.s NJ. ! Cotton
Oznaburgsa HEAVY article Just received from the faeto
~ ON consignment wll sold merchants betor
terms hau hey had IN Richmond Baltimore Please
call and examine for yourselves. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

- OF DRY GOODS ~ MARKET ron GASH-biy stock
Of New Spring and SUMMER Goods is complete, The
whole suek bought worry cheap and will be soldier very
small profit, Tor cash.
The money market wing become easy, hope my friends
aud customers VIII forward and ~uppiy themselves 9er
ally All ask ea from those in ct goods ta insure
sales. lapl l.dtsI JNO. j. PUINIS, ARit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

Anew CONGERN.-The undersigned having taken
~ house formerly occupied by G. n H. Steptoe two
docs above Aerec Mctlanaans old stand and next door
Alurre Stratton Main Lynchburg Va hegS leave
cal the his friends and the public generally 10
his stock Groceries Liquors &e which he is offering
cash exchange country produce Particular
attention paid sale Flour Wheat Corn, Tobacco
&t5--aso the receiving and forwarding of Goods.
may 92.r&dtsy. JOHN LtNsFoRp.
NEW IN .!ALE s.Ll!
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INK INK :. fNK.,!-
4 DaYids jet black Steel Pen Ink,
do do
MAYNARD g. Mayes do do IN bottles from % 10 gsI
Arnolds English Writing Fluid
Royau Thpmpsons do
English Copying Ink
Japan Wiring do
Blue Ink.
Tarune. French and American Red LUX
lndelible Marking luki
tnAeihic Ink, with preparations
All Inks warranted Of the best qhaiy ahu
-, ..,,s,.n,I, nf h,od Al fnov sfa MDRSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

"a EH ssoDDs.-Ihc subscriber has received his
= = complete oek OF Spring aud SuIqmcr DRY GOODS
10 which TIN attention e his friends and the public general
is respetaly Cd,d Having takel advantage Of the de
pressed state u she market in purchasing his Goods he viii
he able toeGer great Inducements to buyers.
The articles numerous to mention, there he
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides Boots shoes, Hats
caps, Umbrellas faraso> sc. Country Merchants
pecy invited To- call him before they further East he
j, drtennhed TO son Richmond Prices Strict attention
VII be- paid 10 orders. Como QUE and all
u Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

bEGEstlNG, ASDON HAND, Is bbis. stu
IA ARTS Sugar - bDls Suart Ground Clarified aud
Crushed Sugar
boxes Loaf sugar.
bhis. y. o. Aoiasscs,
10 hhis T.. Il. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
80 Lpgulrn do,
10 Prime old Java do,
boxes Adlmantnc aud Sperm Candles,
Largo Glover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
soon, selling cheap
t,b u YOUNGER 4 SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-15

NOTlCE.-Thes subscriber has this day disposed Of his
~ entire In the OF Stgr NJ Eldery Co
d. r G. Peters of the firm In retiring from the bnsi
ness thank friends aud the public for their patronage
and would ask a continuance TO my Successors.
OCTOBER LIST, 1855 10 NcELDERY.
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4 .EDuONT WO.Ks

uDsEDUONT WOs;kS.--GRANNIIlE JORDAN
u having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works.
ivnchbutR the business will hereafter be in
the and under the sfyle of JORDAN & CURE. They
will br thankful to the former patrons of the establishment
contuuance Of their aud 10 the public large
their ttyoTs They pledge themselves al in
their line with fidelity, uettness and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER 2oth, 1888. GEO. e. CURLE
ne
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FuNHE undersigned will continue the business Of StiFer
Il McEldery Co.. wthou, farther change under the style
and firm of JAMES A STIGLER & co, Al persons hay
ing claims the firm of Sger, McEdery Co. Will
present them the undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment to them.
Stock Fall and Winter Goods Is complete,
and surpassed by in the market We ask of
friends and the public call j. A. SrlGLER,
ID I. q PETERS
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4 Il An
~ IED-is4s May June and July; 1sig: June and A
gust s3o May q Nes) June, July, October and Move
Der; 1852 July and August ~
Persons having the back Nos above named can find si
them, at a coed price, by applying 10
- WIN. J. FGLkES,
Blank Book Manufactures Main s.
sep 11-ts. SIT - -, r. 7,
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street Richmond opening his asna. iarKe aud
general Of Paper Stationery Fancy boes
&c &C for the Fall Trade which he would respectfully
ASK the attention merchants Of Virginia serth Carroll
ma al Tennessee visiting city assuring them of ss
pee select from be ferpS Ia market and
upon terms fair ard liberal
IS agent for the sale Of celebrated Paaos mann
by Worcester and will supply them at factory prices
Blank Books Of description constantly 90 baud aud
Manufactured to oBer.
Binding Of every description executed in the best
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
Ffr.. Editor +:

IOU may announce my name FOR candidate 10
/ sell every article of Dry Goods ard Grcce
raes cheaper than ever. as am AT Nions 10 raise
money 10 buy few los, which | can't do well
after ihe election. there will he dreadful raise
II property. for | shall tax every lot ia the city
10 per cert per wick, il ] am elected to cnrry on
orr Rail road, 10 be PAID III he b ak weekly,
W itch will complete ore mile q our Road week
~ How many weeks viii it take 10 complete
this roaA2 Who o,yns the road Lee county.
the city II keokuk The property holder. p
II you tind Won pay over the wholesale price for
any article 10 any Of ny stores ynn ran relars
tse artiy les. s. 9. BILLINGS.
Main Street, ksokuk, Iowa.
March q, 1855. dtf
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I'lIE undersigned proposes 10 10 Carpenters
| ara Joipers work Of every description, and
viii take contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards. ard irish ard furnish ra'eriais
aid deliver the keys or ID any way a per con
tract and Of the quality and architectural style
agreed upan AMI al the time specified Can be
seen al my shop or oiIice on Fulton Street be.
tween Second and Third. r. EICIlER
Contractor ard House Builder
RnrEnrNcEs, Mr ] a. Graham, Tics w..
clageif Esq, Geo. c., Dixon, ESQ Rev Wan.
II. williams.
keokuk, April 10, 1855. u
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(Peorla s Oquawka, G ntrai Military
Tract q Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy kailroads

& Quincy Railroads
I S now completed, and Trains run tie entire
| dstapce from CHICAGO to hukLiNG-
TON, Iowa, w,tiont change OF cars.
& most direct route to Chicago, New iork,
Bos or. Philadelphia. ard all @ her points East.
Daay Trans inre Harrington Sun
days e1cytsd.
!. DAY ExPRlss - TnRouGn 7. 30, A. NJ.
Arriving al Chicago the same evening passing
through Mounf ulh, G alesbure. Princeton, ard
ranf ectii r II Mefdeta with TIE Illinois Genital
RAN Road TO LaSalle Bloomington, Spl ingield.
Decatur, Jacksonville, AMI Maple also wish
Galeua AMI DHnleth
2---FNrsGSa 1HEerEu, 7 30, Pm
Connecting with llucis Genital Rail Road al
Meuioa tor ST I.oui. aag Csito dltret
Ira rs ou the above Roads r.n ii close con :
uerfien, avoiding all laying orer at afy ot the
points.
,Thi. Road connects al Chicago with :be II Itch
igau Cehtral and Michigan Southern Roads. aud
wti al tho Rfai. ieadlug 10 the Atlaahc Cities,
Ohio, Kentucky aid PEN s'lvallia.
Passengers leaving Darlington att 20 "
reach Galeua Al Il Dunes h III - hou and ST..
Lofts IN 20 hpUtf.
By llfls route passengers viii j. ach The interior
wfh fewer CHARGES tian BY sby ether route,
connecting, via Mlehisan Central 81 Michigan
CITY, with lhe New Albany and Salem Road,
iheace 10 all points south aul sou'Iitasf.
Baggage chscaed direct through 70 Chicago,
ara rs {, arge for han!Iipg 1t any point
Thrpug Tickets BY tn, Route can be pr
chased at the Rail Rod Office ID Darlington.
{ q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
D. RfvicB, Ticket Agent. Buri.hs GA.
c + FoLItErr General Ticket Agsid, Chi
Ik,eara, NAV ~. 1873. d6w
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EEAHAAf AVE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ptArERS IN
Books, Stationery, Paper :IangIags, &C,
KEOkUk. IOWA

NEssRs. GRAHAM GAVE, wo4Id fsspec
wi fully announce to th,if friends and the pub
vic, that they have opened large stock OF Books
aud stationery, in Graham Building, IN secous
ntfeet, one door north az the Post o1ee. The
S1eck comprises q varied assortment Of niscell1.
neous, classical, school, and music books; 70
whIch addition. re made almost Daily ~ receipts
from the principal publishing houses III the Tn
ted STATS, OF al new and popuilT looks. rur-
ehaxgrs will find on our shelves many choI &C vol
unes ia elegant bindings, suitable for presentsj
E.ationery, expressly for he Citg trade We is.
vite tao attention. OF country merchants and all
buyers. II will be our constant aim To giye our
customers entire satisfaction.
July Sid.
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G.. W. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ECCMS
MAIN STREET. Bet Ord and I,h Streets.
kE4kUK. IOWA.


INIE undersigned has in
l his Wale-Roons, and de-
sigt. keeping constantly on hand
a well selected assortment Of all kinds of Fur
nifure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre an card Tables; cane eat and wind
scr Chars, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads Of the latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes clocks, carpet
ings, loor an !. ,or matlings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattra rs, featier busters, carriage trim
mings, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually kept in my line OF business.
Part Of my stock was made under my own SUI
peryislon, and the rest bought from manufactor-
les Of high rtsuding, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish Of orkmansh,p.
Ny object Is to establish permanent business
here, and not Oh the Peter Funk principle; and
iadacementto persons 10 purchase OF me, u
an resolved to sell q. the lowest ST Louis prices.
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who call
Oh me, WHITTIER they feel inclined to buy or not.-
may 81 '54--tf 9. w. SANDERS. !
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II the wsrIe Is ri pdins the Life and Beauties
Err
G. Nj. HUSTON,
WHOLESALE nRALER IN NOTIONS ANT
FANCY bay Goops,

WHOLESALE nAAkER IN NOTIONS AM
FANCY bay GOODS,
81 Mafn Street, Keskuk. Iowa.
ALWAYS on hand general assortment Of Rib
II bonavGsrpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion sDt
millinery Goods in general, with large assort-
mcft OF white Teotsy Hosiery, Comforts. Gloves,
suspenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers,
AHlopS common and fancy, blank Books, fancy
Soaps Heir O,i CoIog ne an4 perfamery ofallkinas,
large assortment Of pocket cutlery, scissors
MAJORS Pistols, Clocks, gola and silver Watches
and tewelry of all descriptions, quality and price
ALSO large and generalas sortment Of Combs, But
tons, Threads, Pins, needles spectaoiea an Ca
ses Port Monies, fine assortment OF Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books. Pencils, shaving
Brushes and BOXES, fancy work Boxes, Google 5
and Eve PROJECTORS. In a word everything com
prisad IN the
Also q large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
Accoraeons and Fiutinas of ali grades.
our stock Will be found Very heavy and com.
plete our goods having been selected frt the carly
fall trade, with great care art with special refer
Ance to the requirements Of he western markets
we are confident can giso salislactiouto all al
regards both quality and prices, as we Intend &c
compcte with the st. Louis market, and will sci
rs low, If nota little lower than any house III tas
West.
we sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, ana confnt
ourselves TO one particular branch OF business
aaa Of course hoy and sell cheaper than persona
keeping promiscuous stock. We would respect
fully request Merchants, PeaIars aad Dealers ii
general, to give Us call and examine Etoci
and price $, nd satisfy themseye before purchas
ing elsewhere as think they Wilt fad II great,
20 theif advantage. Call ct No. ga, Main street
G, 81. HUSTON.
sept. I, 1854. dSw
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VALUABLE lul Lots for sale.

THE undersigned proposes "a. sell a portion n
tie Tract known as the Gamble Farm" il
ten acre lots
Tie above land is situated about mile from
he town plat Of heokuk, ard affords many
teaniIiul sizes for private residences Ihe
lard being very rich and situated convenient 10
the city and bepcni the reach Of The dust from
tie Plank Read, ohsrs tie nos' valuable Ioca-
tons FOR Market Gatdens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, &c.
Terms will he MADE easy and title warranted,
WM. G. GRAHAM.
Apr4 Is, 1858. d3m
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HAIR DRESSING gALoCN

IIATR CUTTING done sccui 'ing to physiogno.
my and the principles ~ che Coiheur's art,
I'd shaupooning peIforned in anew aud agrces-
Die style.
Those vito desire 10 ENJOY tie luxury OF the
Toilet shotiG moi t4flto csifattAy saloon, Iain
3treet,ia tAe building formerly occipisa by lie
3ala.
aeoikuk, Arril2t, 1861 iy GEO. cATUS.
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Carey e. hiiD0urae,

DIRECT Importers and Dealers ix China
~ Glass ana Queerpwaie, have iuSt received
per Ocean SftameT. Geo. f5Sboty, &reHty fTrr
crates IT We'll assorted Crcekery ware, winch
they offer 70 Country Dealers al very low prices.
They also have IN store Cor the City trade,
Dinner and Tea SETS ei China and Ea then-Ware
complete, Sand Lamps side Lamps hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Glebts, aud Chiuneys,
Fluid hutrIi & Lamps. Lanterns Looking glasses,
1nbers Nolasses Cans, Jars, nrittania ware
ana a large and Well cleeted lof Of wall paper;
all Of which ley cher to tbe Cay trade iso.
keokuk Jan, /, 1855. I'D
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OF BURLINGTON.

a BRANCH Of the MereautiIe College 81
n pennsY lvahia---incoFpora'e BY The .4esIs-
latare OF that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Excelleney the Hon. JANIS BUCHANAsi
Hon. WA. WILKINS, (late Secretary at War;
the Hon. MosEs HAMPro.j Hon II. Low
ny; Hon CHARLEs NAyLok; and GIN. J. X.
MooREaEAD.
ASpaEw T. HowDEN, late senior Professor of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science il the
Mercantile College OF ennsvisaHIa.
LoUIs II. DALmoFF, late Professor Of Com
mercial and oman entail Penmanshipin the same
institution.
CHAs. Rry. DARWIN. member Of the Barring
ton Bar-prcitssor OF Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying ont in every
particular that course offraining fof Business IN
Produced and followed up FOR upwards OF fifteen
years BY Mr.. DUFF, the founder OF the Mercan-
tiIe Cs.sge Of Pennsylvania, By which about
$500 merchants and accountants have been quail
ihed for business. II is now regarded by bust
ness men as the most thorough and effective pre-
pafatlon for tie accountant given in the Tinted
States. II comprehcnds upwards al 400 real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods OF conducting books by double entry
about 500 commercial computations, explaining
many business operations not found ~ comqleI
arithmetics-a comprehensive course Of meI car
tile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forms and hasiBes
ietters--taily lectures on commercial law ant
commefel al sciences.
TIER rooms will be open for the reception g
students on the first of December
!. Circulars mailed II any address
Burlington, Nov. % 1881. DIS.
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UNPARALLELED Rnsh for !

TTNPsR ALLELED Rush for Life CT P. 7.
u BaTnum. By hiulsel
Ida MAY BY Mary angGon
Ten Nights IL Rar Room. by 7. 5. Arthur
4 Book Of surprising interest. Ida Norman.
By Mrs Lincoln phelrs, az Pstspseo Institute,
Maryland. At GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan. /, 1875. u Street
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Tennessee Iron

w r. arc now receiving 10 sddition to our pres
w eut stock OF Iron and Blacksmith Tools, u
rectiy frcm the manufacturers, 90 tons asserted 81
zes Bar lion on which Will be able 10 give GU
customers the beuett Of the receft decline IN Ia
mark.t also $50 slabs assorted sizes Flow Steel
to which the attention Of dealers aid blacks NTH
is directed. Feeling DESTROYS of eniarging TIA )
brunch hsiness, we arc prepared 10 offer tn
necessary lnduc ene nts TO customers 60 accontpls
IN, same. CONNABLE, SMYfH a 90.
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NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the annual nee :
Y ing of the Stockholders OF the keckuk. Mt.
Pleasant and Muscaiine Rail Road Company
will be held in Mt Pleasant al file cousty
gonr House, al the hour of o'clock r. M, en-
Wednesday. Jupe both, 1888, for Tie purpose OF
rleciine ele,cn d DIRECTORS and trahsac'ing the
business ucGen:li thereto.
LAu Rim DEWEY, President.
Nav %, 1855. d2wA3tw
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Saddles and Harness.

N1ioJfs All ASD RfTAfL.
n J. II. TURNER has purchased
An ~ The entire stock az : T.. Good
E-TFf11.'fsA rich & Co. and witt carry It's
kE-effs.sA business OF saddle ami ha nes~
maEins ia all il branches Vt he
shop formerly occupied by J. e. Trinble, Nd. 90
Main Street
HIS stock consists Of the best material 10 be
found ~ the Cincinnati market, and he ran offer
Inducements TO he trade either at wbolesals 81
retail
WHIPS
He has also every STYLE ot whips, which car
10 this city.
Periicnls Intention given 70 RtrAikING. job
viii be don the shortest notice, and 10 COOS
style.
Keokuk. Feb l3. 1855, d&wly.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

CORNER JOHNSON AND SECOND bIEEETN,
kEOhJh
s~sss THIS House having baen leased By The
EziH undersigned, has Kern exfenfivelv r.
k-A paired ard thoroughly Fenoyated from
topic hotfofn II is etiEiuiy situated, and IL
provided with all the necessary arrangements fer
tirsi rate Hotel The design of tie proprietor
is 20 make il the banner Ho'el of keokuk, and
10 mains 81 expense viii be spared 10 accomplish
that object.
,g<ags taken 10 AID froy the House
Tree If chafGr. GEO. kls SELL.
Krohuk July p, 81. dc
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TNHOMAS cross notifies the public that he
L viii onen Meat Stall on 81 street, in The
house Of II. W. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes 10 receive a share oi
public patronage. THOs. CROSS
Feb. %, 1888. diff
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a /. coYNApfF. at0. u say rH- " CnaNAptr
CONN ABLE. SMITH a. 90.
" = tsfs't = nc 'E' IA ''''''
Forwarding and IomIniksien Mere hauts,

ia tkfSEip "a sstaA tH efsf
~ 5a@ies re,
the following. completing
hic b they offer 10 the trade
+ VIII 60 justice 10 any or
q with
30 nests Tabs
10 d Z tar buckets,
+, 80 apa zine ivashl4osrds.
20 boxes clothes pms,
100 oils sissi!ls rope,
2, /" tnte
rs doz henu and gfassted
cords,
500 boxes wind y glass,
D asst sIgeS 4 hlanas,
!, 20 boxes tuIasalerS,
20 Ike ~ ifpt n at Masks
bcsFf obs n xeases iuGiso
! cask prime uaaater,
b ! bis alum,
10 & csIfpeIas,
si5 sacks perper,
q - sAees
90 boxes gro. pepper ans
pune INTO,
E 9 bs3esCie YES,
case nn nler,
40 boxes gro ger.
2 coz yeast pesaers,
30 bhls din Aiads nutg,
/. 30 IA fiesb pea aats
~ bales cotton battiag,
40 " caHdie nick,
rs bags cotton yarn,
80 :. eOlofed AID " hite
/ carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping iwlne,
80 boxes ST. Lf}isaS starch
10 . starch.
90 tioz Ihomas' oy s.ess,
100 boxes cJndy,
2uO keg s,'ri.ie aatl mining
nuwsler.
100 q, z wood backets,
20 600 feet fuse,
30 cases III and hf ID c4n-
lister ro der.
+, 100 boxes matches,
to boxes ink,
loo bags SHOT all sizes,
. toas bar lead,
900 ~ C u caps,
100 u water proof DO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
Blacksmiths' Tools.

blaCEHjHiLuS LOOlS.
~ AAS0Rl Ed sizes ArmitSge ". II. ABgils
- 20 pr bellows from 80 70 80 inches
30 solid box vices ass'a sizes
dozen blaeksmih's butresses
90 tarrier knives
10 do ass'd files and rasps
do sore plates, oil sizes
casR hand aud sleige hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
100 tons ass'd iron Of every sizel
so do do plo. steel
2o0O lbs No. cast German and English Bl!ste
All Of which Is offered to mercha and black
smiths at the lowest price and;on q c bes. terms
As to the quality of the non 1t AZ not necessary
TO speak as il is npqne stonable.
THos. J. RICE II On.
A STQCk Of the fasorte brands on hand and
Il for sale row by s. w & IL. TUCKER.
March y, 1883. d&w
TRACE & OK CHAINS on hand and for sal,
/ by s. W. & II. TUCKER.
4 VERY large and varied stock for sale By
5 W & II. TUCKER.
DRUNING HOOKS & SAWS, different pat
/ terms, for ale by s W. & II. TUCKER.
March q, 1855. d&w
DOST HOLE SPADES Of Ames' make. Tor
/ sale by ). W. & IL. TUCKER.
March y, 1893. d&w
IAWS-Just received a large stock of.elrcnlaf,
D muley, sash and cross cut Save, which we
will warrant aud sell ri 81 Louis prices.
"a BALDWIN. EVANS & co.
TAINTED TOILET WARE.
TN SETS, fo- sale by
/ S w & II TUCKER
May | 1e55. div
- FRESM HOPS,
r sHoWTH eftsss, ~ the pound OF bale, for sale