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sc H e NCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

I'LL Ne luuhd TO possess those qualities necessary to
w the total eradication Of all bilious attacks prompt 10
start tie secretlons OF the liver and give healthy tone To
the entire sysiem ndeed it is no ordinary discovery
IN Med'csi science to have invented remedy for
.tubb0n complaints, which develope III the results pro-
duced by heretofore free Of calsneI-a mine mi inst
" dreaded by mankndand acknowledged to be desirnc-
1--WE N the extreme to the human system That tina prop
efties OF certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of
ome', wuho It's injurious tendencies now an admit
ted TACT rendered lndspntable by scientific researches
and these who use the Mandrake Pill will be fully sails
NED that the ST med cnes those prov ded Nv nature
In the common herbs and of the fields
The Pills open the bowels nd correct all bilious DE-
Engagements without salvation or any of the jnr,us
tects Of Calumet or other poisons The secretion of hi
Is promoted by these Pills will be seen nv the as,e
color Il" tie stools and disappearing of the sallow com
pexon and cleansing of the tongue.
ample directions accompany each box of Pills. and the
price "i quart bottle Of the Sea Weed Tonic and box
OF These FILLS combined is only one dollar. But separate
boxes OF Fills can be had of any of the agents for
| ty-fve cents
These remedies are prepared under the personal
vision OF Dr. Sclenck, proprietor Of Schencks Pull
monte syrup the well established remedy for Consump
non, Conghs, Colds &c. &c., and the inventor of the
celebrated Resir0meter, tor examining and detecting all
diseases of the the Lungs, Heart, &c.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Philadelphia Gilbert, Wentz & Co., 1T N Third
treet.
New York &C. V. CLIcKNER & Co., 81 Barclay
Boston-Redding ca, No. State Street.
And every respectable Druggist throughout the United
States Fred Il. Sn it'll. Agent, Montpelier
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KNOWLES
PATENT SAW & SAW MILL.

d this ntion the SCOUTING edge" is successfully
I'D applied to the Sitting saw, either for nd OF power
purposes The inrovem ut consists in forming each
tooth that 1t shut of ITSELF independently ef lie
ohers, given quantity of shaving of wood being IN lis
action not unlike the rabbet plane The effect Of this for
nation Of the teeth Is to present to the material acting
upon succession ola series Of miniature rabbeng planes
and 10 form its ker by removing successive havngs Of
that MATERIAL instead Of dust, by the old plan. First
aud prominent among the advantages gained by this
Improvement Is its rapid action and saving OF power We
able, regular business, to cut with seven horse
power 900 feet in DO rds per day Of ten hours 1000
per hour 1870 feet has been cut in hour aud 90 9OO
feet successive days OF ten hours EACH of pine lun
ber Its advantages in This and ohe. respects Is clearly
aud illustrated in the hand carpenter being
able To do double the rk, given me with this saw
Ia what he do with the old kind In short its advan
ages in respect of easy and rapid action is be estimated
by the difference in favor of cutting instrument over
scraping T. gnawing one.
Second These In mills. more easily made TO
follow, be guided line and in the hand saw this
quality Is most sikiney apparent.
Samples If these saws may be seen at Putnam, Nidel
& Co.'S Mill. JOHN W, HOWIESON,
| Millwrght and Agent.
Montpelier May II, 1855. elm3
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ABDUL MEDJID.

THE SULTAN OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Abdul Medjid was born on the 26, of April,
1923, and was but sixteen years of age when
called to succeed his father; whose death was
announced on the first of July, 1889, though
it is supposed that it occurred some days be-
fore the ceremony of installation was per-
formed on the 18th, when he was girded with
the sword of Osman with all the ancient for
malities. He is tall and well formed; his
department graceful and noble; his auburn
hair is always covered with red culotte,
similar to that .wOra by the meanest of his
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ID o etrp.>
For the Green Mountain Freeman


TO THE FREEMAN BAND.
Far away in my home among the hills,
Mid forest trees and ripping ris,
Quiet, secluded, free from strife,
Thus far I've spent my peaceful liie
Though not ambitious for worldly fame,
Fuils gladly would see, my name
Among that bright and happy band,
Whose names now In the Freeman stand.
There's Linda May" even here I've seen
Some bright productions Of her pen;
1 fain would her Acquaintance make, ..
II she thinks 1t worth the pains to take. !"
And "Kar Keru, whose bashful muse
Is brought to public gaze, in shoes
That Hs says hurt her poeticfeet,
And make her pleasant voice less sweet.
But pray, kind sir, recall that vow,
That she's to quit all rhyming now
IT'S only in your own eonceit
That poetic shoes don't fit her feet.
HQuintns H." and "The Invisible Bard"
And many more, whose names I've heard,
50 if 'mong the rest, you'll take me in,
IN sign myself as CARRIE LINN
Barnet, Vt.
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Warranted 10 Fit.
IHdl ES

TT s. LOOMS has just received full assortment o
III. CATER BOOTS ond SHOES, in every variety
patterns and colors-in
Ladies, Misses g. Children's Sizes
warranted to be good article, and win be offered at re
duced prices,
Main street, April, 1856
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The oonnectionbe wcen forehead and intelli
gence is recognized in Caibau's remonstrance
to Trinculo, in the Tempest -

1--WE shall lose our time,
And all be turned to barnacles or to apes,
With foreheads Silanopsly lows
The connection between sensibility and in
tellect is beautifully shown in these lines O
Moore -
"Playful bushes that seemed naught
But luminous escapes Of thought
-Phrcnological Journal.
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DR.. J. Fl. SCHENCK'S
SEA WEED TONIC.
Fer the Cure Of DysnenSia. =

SEA WEED TONIC.
Fer the Cure of Dyspepsia.
THIS remedy Is composed OF compound preparation on
L common weed growing along the shore, and Is
certan ann infable remedy for the Of Dyspepsia
and its accompanying diseases to wit:
Sour aud Sick Stomach Loss of Appetite Headache Pain
in the Side ana Breast, Plantation Of the Heart, U-
GERS and Eruptions Of all Kinds. Chlls and Fever,
Land Diseases of the Kidneys, Nervous.
ness, Weak ness of the Limbs Painting
Spells and all Diseases peculiar to
Females.
Nearly every person is more or less afflicted with Dys
pepsia or some Of the diseases cennfcted with IT, and
Is with feelags of pleasure that Or. schenck can an
nouhce to all such the discovery Of the vTnnes of the
Sta Weed, which Is Just remedy for their ane nts
Dyspepsia and the many diseases arising from it, is cans
ed by the deficient secretion of the gastric JUICE nd
weakness OF the powers of the stomach. The effect Of
the Sea Weed Tonic Is felt after is taken, and
supplies ut once The principles of the deficient gastric
Jnce and the food is deesed naturally In fact the To-
nc nearly resembles the natural gastric juice that
chemists even find difficulty in distinguishing Them II
gives tone and strengthens the stomach thus enabling
to seerete the proper quantity and qualify Of gastric juice
and Dyspepsia and all its diseases soon disappear.
II lisa well known fact that suffer like the Dys-
peptc, for III addition to the Dyspepsia there is often Ell
Their hePdache Sons sick stomach Pain in the side Pal
pitaDns OF the Heart Ghills and Fever Giave Disease
Of the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness and Tremors Gene
raj Debility, Fantness and Loss OF Appetite Bad Taste
Fever, stoppages in Females, all each Of them arts.
ing from dsodered state of the Stomach and here is
REMEDY fD' the r1ng Of dollar that will cure
all this train IF disease.
Now Dyspeptc will you avail yourself OF this reno.
dy for So tritiing cost? or will you suffer on? The
choice is for y"u 60 make. The Sea Weed Tonic 10
pleasant htters, giving person a good appetite, aud
good digestion; is put up in quart bottles and always
agrees WIN the stomach, and bottle generally effects
cure. whenever The bowels are costive the tongue
iurred or the complexion salIow, few tf Echenck's
mandate OF Llver Pills are to be used box Of these
Pulls accompany each bottle Of the Tonic, and will be
found in recess Of the bottle covered witha label
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A CURE FOR ALL!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

patton. IL is scarcely two years slnce made it known
among you and already it has obtained more celebrity
than any ollier medicine in short period.
| THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
go Maiden Lane, New York.
Astonishing Cure q Sore Legs, after Nine
Years Standing
Copy of Letter from Mr. VIZ Langley of Huntsville
Yadkin County, North Carolina, u. g., dated
November LIST, 1883
Read his Words,
10 PROF EssoR HoLLowAY,-Sr:- lit is not nv wjsbt
become Notorious neither s this letter fo The
sake of writing but say that Ointment cured me
oil one oil the most dreadful cutaneous that flesh
Is heir to- and which was considered by all who knew me
to be entirely beyond the reach of medicine For nine
years afflicted one of The most nainul nd ron
blesome sore legs that fell lot Of mai and amer
trying every medicine had ever heard Of resigned in
despair all hope efbeng cured bnt friend brought me
couple OF large pots of your Ointment which caused The
sores on my legs to heal and entirely eeained my health
l" my agreeable surprise aId delight, and astnsh
m% gn + my fri sas {s,s"ed} wJLANGLEY
nearly al the point Of DEATH
Copy of Letter from Mr.. K. Duraat, New orIsan,
vember 9th, 1853.
II" rH FEssoR HOLLOWAY, 49, Corner of Ann and Mas
saul Streets, ~ fDear Srfi viii gratitude
have 10 inform you that by the Of your Ointment and
rus the life OF my wife has been saved For seven wears
sne mad bad breast, with tel running wounds no ola
caceons nature was told that nothing could save her:
she was then induced 10 use your Ointment and Pills
WIN IN the short space Of three months, they effected
perfect cute to he astonshent of all who knew u.s.
ontaned your Medicines from Messrs. Wright & Co. OF
Chartres-street New Orleans. send this from Be,eI
ars Princes" Paris although had written at New Or
leans, before we finally eft, al that time not knowing
y"n! auutts SIS NJ New YORK. (Signed) .DURAN1.
The Pills should be used coniontiy with lie Ointmen,
in most of the following cases 5
Bad Legs CONTACTED IL Lumbaao Son. ,b,os,s
pau breasts, sun joints Piles skin-diseases
Burns Fistuias Rheumatism scurvy
SUMMONS GoIt salt Rheum Sore heads
Chiiblans GIandnIar Sca,ds IIIcers
Chapped hands Sweilings Sore Nippes Mounds
Sold at the Establishmanslof Professor Hollow. vs. 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 strand, Iond n, and
ny all respectable Druggist DealrTs of Medicines
throughout The United States, in Pots aud Boxes at as
e.hts, 62 l. cents, and 500 each.
ere considerable saving in tai ing the large size
R-Directns for the guidance Of Patients in every
disorder affixed to each Box. y39eop
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NEW
Clothing Esta blishment.
A. G. FIELD.

Having leased the Store in Hubbards Block, formerly
cuped by Walker White, is prepared to furnish ever,
shing In the way Of
GE.NTL EME.N.S' CLOTHING,
made In the latest style. Also greatAVane'y OF Gents
Furnishing Goods,
whcq will be sold ut Low PRICES for CASH The ser.
vices Of Mr. L. Mack have been secured TO supernend
the Manufacturing Department Mr.. NJ. mas nad several
Anown to need commentator. Every garment
Warranted 10 Fit.
shall sell goods for pay down. and shall sell for small
above establishment A. G. FIELD.
Montpelier, June 9Th, 1885,
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',y.; NJ 9h Ff<s >.
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&c Senate Chamber, Ohio, .4pra 5h, 1854
"DR J. C. AVER Honored Sir: have made a thor
ongh trial of the CArHARrio PI let by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful rheumatism
under which lie found suffering. The first dose re-
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than Or
years before, which attribute entirely to the effects
of your CATHARTIc PILs. Yours with great respect
LUCIUS b. METCALF"
The above all from persons who publicly known
reside ,yhO mt tbesa
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Stoves. Moves. Meyes!!..,

Stoves. Moves. Moyes!..
lust received. and for sale by the un9ersign-
u ed, in the City Of keoknk, great variety nf
81. Louis and Cincinnati Stoves, among which
may be found the fine new patented GoLpEN
ERA Stove. The GoIpEN HARr, The QvEEN 2
THE WEsr. The CHALLENGE PREFERENCE, The
Improved Cincinnati PREMIUMS, DOUBLE OVEN,
SC, and all the latest styles Of PARLoR and
HEATING STovEs, all Of which may be found at
our Wholesale Stove Depot, No II, Main Street,
near the Leyee, and al our old stand, No. 65,
Main Street. The above Stoves have been se-
lected expressly for this Market, and we fla'ler
ourselves that we can offer greater inducements
10 purchasers, than any other house north Of st.
Louis.
Remember the Numbers, / and 60 Main st.
We have also large assortment OF Tin Ware,
got M by the best workmen which we offer to
Sell al !. very small advance cost, also, great
variety Of Sugar Kettles, Hollow Ware, &C., &c.
Give US call and not only SAVE youR MONEY,
y invest II right j. G. ESTES.
April |, 1855 WY
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HATS! HATSl! HAT6!!!
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT THE
New York Hat En,morimps< N !,
81, MAIN ST, BETWEEN IL Ana 49,

9. SHELDON would respectfully an.cU
"A. nounee to the citizens of Keokpk and
vicinity that he has established himself at
heoknk, for The manufacture and sale Of Hats.
Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, and will open
about the 10th of Mach large and compieta
stock OF The above goods Of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been connected for
term Of years with one of the largest whole
sale manufacturing houses in New York will ens
able me to sell nv goods at lower price than
any Reuse IN the trade hope by close appli.
cation TO business and desire TO please the ptlh-
lie, 70 receiy. a share Of their patronage. and
supply every want that comes within the legiti-
mate sphere Of my business. Country mer-
chants are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc preyicns to buying elsewhere. Nv motto Is.
Ready Pay, Quick Sales and Small Pro6ts"
tents, lusi drop in and examine the spring
style Of Mole Skin Hats for 1855.
A. @. SHELDON, Halter,
Apr, ~, 1855 WY
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Great Excitement
At sHETn0N'S HAT EMPORIUM atl

rTVE larges, and beat stock Of Hats, Caps and
i Straw Goods ever brought into the State of
Iowa Any one in wan of nice Hat, Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Big, Canes, &r.s will always
lind complete stock at the New York Hat Ell ]
porium, 81, Main street.
Call and look al the new summer style OF Hats,
which is beautiful. Do not forget the place, at
sHELD0N'S, 84 Main street.
rranol
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xmhreidsries. Laess, DC.

I 'IILEEvEs, Collars, and Lhsmiseues, Cambria
~ and Swiss FIouncings, Edgings, 4 Insertings,
/ Real Thread Laces, Edgings and Bobbins, and
Bsxony Thread Edgngs in great variety ,lnrl re-
re,yed BE- r. d. FOSTER.
Anil q le1s
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N. w. JONES.
Successor to 7. Shngeraud.
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and JeWelTy,
SECOND STREET,

NUM- u0UT 10 lFtcfI"S T dT sOTSE I3uUhFIg HUUefy
KEOK low "A.
- GNSx-~.r The subscriber has just re-
ssfaSNeS a.. ceved large aud beautiful
Gass2Iss@--s-S stock Of Gold and Silver Watch.
e., Gold Jewery SC, compr ising the latest stYles
OF La,iies Breast Pms, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Culi Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver Tmmbles, Gold Slides, Snaps,
Studs. Gold Pens with or without holders, Gold
Pencils Pens ard Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker,
feels competent 10 repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be ENTRUSTED 10 his care.
All work warranted 10 give Satisfaction
Correct Timr.
The public may rest assured that .he correct
time is, and always will be kept by
n. W. JONES
Nov. os, 1854 lyd
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A. Rridrlnam
he Fast Mill.
IOWA SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.

wHoLEsALE RETAIL.
Main Street, eornr Of Third, KEOKUK.
en- THE undersigned oaid inform the pub
lie and his old customers that he hsa on
hand a large assortment ofSadAles N !,
harhess OF his own manufacturing, consisting Of
every variety OF Full spanish, Half Spanish, Fall.
nacA and Ladies' Saddiesi Brides and Martinsalee
coach, BUGGY, Gig, Stage and Wagon Harnesst
fnhas, Vaices, Carpet-Bass, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
All work warranted to be made out OF the best
material thstca be purchased in St. Lowis or any
other market. Also, general as ssortmen nj or Sad.
a!sry Hardware and Leather.
Persons desirous OF purchasing anvthinr In MA
tine would do sell to give him call before ,pyins,
elsewhere, as he is determined TO sell cheaper lhss
any other House in the city
p work made 10 order Cash paid for Hide.
November s,i55o. n. v. LEOPOLD.
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TWINS HOUSE
CORNER OF JOHNSON AND FIRST SITS.
ny
Charles &. BunnelI.

fIlHL undersigned takes pleasure in [srx~
l. nopacihg that he has taken this very Ias
popular House and naGe'a 60 piete renovation
Throughout the entire premises. He is new pre-
pared 10 receive he patronage Of the public, and
believes he can meet the " ants of ali who desire
a good House.
lie hopes by close application 10 The busi-
ness and attention to the MANY wants of the
traveller, 70 merit aud obtain q share Of patron
age.
IF Baggage taken to and from boats free Of
charge. CHAS. e. BUNNELL,
April5, 1855. dtf
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| CAsk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for me-
dicinal and sacramentai purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug store.
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l. HOUSTON.

General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
II. J. L0MBAEaT, Snp't, Altoona, Pa
eb. I, isJS. ly
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
g, VE X EfF5sr~S.s = -sEssss s-,..sr7

FTNliRfE Daily through TYans. between p :
ladelphia ard Pitsburg THE MORNIAs
Mali. TRAIN leaves Philadelphia FOR ptisbnr
a. As 4. NJ. and Pitt-hnrg for philadel phia al
: A. NJ THE FAsTLiNE leaves Philas elphia
Tor ptsbufg al r M. and pftishIrg for phila-
delphia Al T NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer pitisburg a, II
p. NJ, ard pftshufg for Philadelphia at 10 r. NJ.
The above lines connect a. PItisburg with
Railroads.&c. AND FROM st. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Gaena .nd Chicago, Hts; Frankie ford, LexHg on
and Louisville. Ky; Terre Hauie, Madison, La
arette, aud indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefonteine, Saudusky, Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, Zauesyiie, Massillon and
" ooster Ohio: also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from aud 10 New ORLEANS, ST. LoUfs Louis
WIZ, and CfsoINNATf
through Tickets can be had to or from either
Of the above places
For further particulars, see Hand bills al th.
different starting points. Passengers from the
West viii lnd this The shortest aud most exnedi-
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
on Bos'on.
TH0S MOORE.
AcEsr, Passenger Lires, Philadelphia
J. MEskIMEN,
A=ent Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. 1855, Nv
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Justice Of the Peace.

TUE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
i friends ia the country, that his office is on
Nam, between I'd and Sd streets, keokak, Iowa.
over the Harness store. He Will attend 10 the
collecting VI all accounts entrusted to his care
with promptness. Accounts sent by mail post
paid, viii receive attention, and the money re-
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March ., l855-d&w,t
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| lGHT graceful and becoming are these ne1r
IL style of Grnt's Moteskin Hats for sale r e
sHELDON'S HAT EMPOR1UAfse. !.
a, 81, Main strsSe..
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Block, NORTH side Of Main 81,
KEOkUk, IOWA
HAVING made arrangements for per- u
Il mancn business IN the above line, am
now Offering t. the city and country trade u
a large and well selected stock of
Drugs. Medicines. Prints, Dyes, Oils and Var
ntshes Brushes, Glassware and Window
Glass,
Also Peffumery and fancy articles, Cigars To-
baceo and snuff, aud choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas, Fla.
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salaratus, and a
variety of articles pertaining To that department
all which will be sold on the principle OF s'sm ali
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given TO preparing pre-
scriptions. In cases where medicines are re-
qaised duling the night il is frequently inconse-
merit to ob'ain them. This difficulty ! have
completely obviated by having my residence in
part Of the same building occupied by my
store; and persons desiring medicines. may RELY
upon procuring them al all hours. night or day,
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists; merchants and others, purchasing
by the quantity. are requested to give EBe call,
as am determined TO sell on as favorable terms
any house in the city.
April 6 1855 div
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A ID d l. f AN ID ARNESS
"a Mandatory by
E@N KRAYER, scHRIcK Co.,
Main St, between 2d and Sd, Ut The sign OF the
BIG SADDLE,
EO KUK, IOWA
fIHEf constantly keep for sale, of their own
l. manufacture at
Wholesale and Retail,
lie best and largest assortment of all the va.
'ions articles appertaining to the above business
ey have arranged their business in a man
ner which enables them to sell at the lowest q.
Louis prices viz
Saddles from -four dollars to fifty.
Riding brides from SOC 10 IS dollars
Harness and other articles in the sane proper
ton.
Saddles and Collars Of every description are
made 70 order and warranted not to hurt horse
b-Paficular attention is paid to country
saddlers ard merchants
March 81, 1855 w3n
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Carriage Painting and Trimming.
TINE undersigned having rented the secoud
story ofthe pIow and Wagon Factory Main
and 18th Sreets) designs carrying on the Car
riage Painting Business in all its branches
He Is confdsni that he can give entire satisfac-
tion and hopes 10 merit and receive share of
public patronage. W III. FARLEY.
April 10, 1885,, d3n
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We woald say that we have now in store, not
only ONE of the best, bat decidedly the vENr
BEsr assortment of Boots and Shoes ever offered
Tor sale in the State of Iowa. We have put our
selves 10 much pains 10 get such goods as will
not fail TO give entire satisfaction 70 the most
fastdious taste. Our prices shall be such as will
suit oar customers, as we are determined not to
be undersod by any dealers In the West w
ask of the Merchants Of Iowa careful eXams
nation OF our Goods, and comparison Of our
prices with those Of other Western places of
trading We only ask the patron ,ge OF dealers
upon conditions tha, We offer better inducements
than others. Respectfully,
MOODY L THOMPSON
Keokuk, low a, April III, 1885. dAwtf