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HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The Saudusky CONNER
ciat Register learns that in the case of Barber
us. Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, for dam
ages sustained waile in the employ of the Com
Pany as conductor of freigh, train, the jury re-
turned verdict of $500 damages for plaintiff.
The trial came of in the District Court of Ssne-
CO county.
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CHOLERA.
A Certain Cure for this Disease may be found
in the use Of Perry Daris's Vegetable
PAIN KILLER.

GENTLEMEN: feel under obligations to you for the ben
eft have received from your invaluable Pain Killer.
We have had cholera here the Mississippi thus
early in the few days since, assisted in lay
ing and buryng of citizens who supposed
TO have died with the disease. The next morning, |
taken with vomiting, accompanied with GOODNESS
of the extremiies Warm covering and hot apple
failed warmth. My wifes family, who had used
the Pain Killer with during the cholera
Buffalo, in s49, advised me to lake it, took two doses
intervals of fifteen minutes fine perspiraton ensued
and the next day, barring little weakness WELL
and have been since. Ii may have been an attack of
pose
Since my recovery, find that several of our citizens
have used the Pain Killer a remedy for cholera, and
pronounced II good therefore take pleasure in recon-
mending il TO a still more extensive notice.
Yours, truly, W. NJ CROZIER,
Attorney at Law.
Perry Daris 4 Son, Procidenee, RI 446-eo
IL The Pain Killer is sold by John T. Mortmer and
Gray Ballanyne, Washington, d. c. Purcell, Ladd
Co., Richmond. Va. and by all the principal Druggists
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TREMOUNT SEMINARY.

NEAR Norristown, Pa, sixteen miles from Philadel-
IN phia, on the Schuylk river, one hundred and MY
feet above IT, is open the education OF male youth over
fourteen years old from September 10th 10 June loa The
course comprises collegiate studies, and anj ohers
There is a school fly feet square, lecture
room thirty feet square SIX recltng rooms over hry
private study fifty bed rooms and other accornno-
daons Tie situation he alihy, and very beautiful the
terms reasonable The Principal has taught several thou
sand youth. Scholars last year, "a
44s SAMUEL AARON, Principal
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
J. T. Nicely,
ATTORNEY and General Agent for Claima,

AUUOTHty anu UeHtTa1 hBtrU TOr OIaII1aHIsj
Washington City, d. c.,
WILL ALWAYS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w prices for Land Warrants properly assigned and
forwarded him through the Mail remiliances promptly
made by return Mail i'll drafts any of the Northern
Southern Banks requested and directed by the Parties
forwarding the same
He will give prompt attention TO the Examination and
Prosecution of any class of Claims against Govern
upon reasonable TERMS no charge
will be made.
Land Warrants selling at 81 IL per acre.
He refers 10 Senators and Representatives in Congress-
and 10 the Heads OF the Departments Of the
ersl Government. dIA
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VOL. TX.

OS0 600 CAN BE MADE by purchasing c r
DOO.OOO HUTCHISON'S ULTIMATUM Of IN.
ventions for MANUFACTURING BARREL. STAVFS
AND HEADS For rights for Virginia and the Western
States and Territories apply 10 MILBUR N proprietor
Washington City, who has the machines / operation
Travelling agents wanted. to show and work machines
in the foregoing States and Territories.
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FURNITURE HOUSE

and Request all persons in of Furniture give
a call, as am determined underse any other house
the city. Country dealers will find il their advan-
TO call on before making their selections. am
prepared fill all orders short notice, and lowest
rates. 1851 J. NJ DUDLEY
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A. NJ. GANGENER
Columbus, utlo
TERMS or THE COLUMBIAN
Ine0riuJl5, j,t A.Fro,,-.

'O'i'dry agents are entitled 10 retain 50 cents comma
iJll Oh eaeh yearly and - cents each semi-yeary
subscriber, tncfft ia ur Of ClubS >'
Clup OF hVe Subscribers, ri =, Will cnte the persop.
HaAhg II up 10 copy for SIX months: Club OF ten ~
Si"' 10 a copy for one year When Il cuh of subscrl~
mas been forwarded additions may be made 10 !, ON M.
~ ' Al
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

'ISiE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale very desirable,
tract OF land containing about .3i of excellent
quay situated about 10 miles north OF the City OF Wash
ngton and about mile from the turnpike road 10
Brookvie About 100 acres Is excelci woodland IL ha.
large stream OF water running entirely through the farm
and upon IL excellent water power suited TO mil o.
manufacturing purposes
The above land will be sold great bargain Amir
TO : A. PEUGH or To-
BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD
Nov. 10 Printers Of The Sra
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HENRY H. BOODY,
BANKER AND GENERAL AGENT,

HUUSOH, Ot. CTOtL co., VtSCOHSH,
WILL buy and sell Land Warrants, enter Lands at
w the Land Office, locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes
Lands, and all the business of General
Agency.
ReteSenea-Hon Edward Kent Bangor; Hon. William
Willis, Portland; r. w. Chandler, Esq, Boston; David
Pngra Esq, Salem Ivson Phinney, 17e Fulton street,
New York William H. Allen, Esq, Pres. Girard College,
Philadelphia; Alison Owen, Esq, Cincinnati; Hon. s. p.
Benson, Washington, ID. c.
Hudson Wis, May 81, 1855. 451
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VNHOMAS c. CONNOLLY (vho has permission IN re-
fer TO the editor of the National Era prepares paners
and prosecu,es claims for Bounty Land Warrants.
Washington, ID. c. 42o
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TO LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS.

INEhn variety OF Instruments used in SURVEYING and
- ciSil engineering manufactured by the subscriber
anu soid al lower rates than by any other firm IN The I'M
ION. of established reputation. " "
70 All contemplating The purchase Of Instruments opr
manual book OF ~ pages. illustrated with accnrat.
ehgravn@s and containing full descrpt. ns OF the pru
arues, adjustments, and prices OF our Iustruu en- viii
AS w A. 4 n CIrRI ~ r. - -
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL AP.
PARATUS,
MANUFACTURED BY c. B. WARNING A N
WI Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Catalogue grabs 4i6
STEAM GAUGES,
GENT complete TO any part of the United States on re-
~ celpt o. hiteen dollars. c. b. WARNING.
"a" Poughkeepsie, New York.
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NEW ENGLAND
FEMALE MEDICAL LLEGE

YTNHE Eighth Annual Term will commence Wednesday,
i November z, 1855 and continue four months. Pro-
fessors-Enoch c. Rolfe NJ d., Theory and Practice OF
Medicine John X. Palmer, NJ. d.. Matcria Medica and
General Therapeutics William Symngton Brown, NJ, D.
Anatomy and Surgery Stephen Tracy, NJ d., Obstetrics
aud Diseases OF Women and Children Henry NJ. Cobb,
NJ D., Physiology, Hygiene, and Medical Jurisprudence
William Synington Brown, NJ. d., Chemistry and Toxi-
coogy; Mary X. jerks, NJ d., Demonstration of Anato
my Fee TO each S5-toal, S35; the tuition being re-
duced half OF aid the other
Free Scholarships these are provided by the
Massachusetts Legislature the different counties OF
State.
Apply. by letter otherwise TO the subscriber al the
College, 274 Washington street, Boston.
NJ
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JUST PUBLISHED
THE GLORIA IN EXCElSlS,
A COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC.

Organist at Bo'pdoin Square CAurch, Boston.
Beg An Entirely New Work, ~Da
Nothing in having appeared in any previous col
lection.
The hymn chasie, meodous, and adapted for
worship. The collection of short anthems, for the intro
ducton of public and for special occasions is
commonly full and excellent The elementary portion is
simple and concise and contains a number of pleasing
secular pieces for choir practice.
The book has already received many commentators,
and needs only to become known 10 be widely used.
Price per dozen, $50 single copies, IS cents
Copies free, for examination, the receipt Of as
cents, in postage stamps.
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STARTLING MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
SESSION OF 1866.


Columbus, Ohio.
FINHE NINTH ANNUAL SESSION of this Institution
Il will commence WEDNESDAY, October 17th and
continue fire Jt.A months
FACULTY..
: NJ SMITH, NJ d., Professor of Theory and Practice,
and Dean.
FRANCIS CARTER, M. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children
J. w. HAMILTON, NJ. d., Proie ssor of Surgery
JOHN DAWSON, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology,
H. l.. rIiRAII., NJ. d.. Professor of Materia Medca,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
THO. Ii. WORMLEY, Nj. d., Professor OF Chemistry
and ToXicology.
5. LOVING, NJ. d., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
EXPENSES.
Fees including the dissectng and Matrcula-
ton Tickets Sos
Boarding, including lights and fuel, from $3.50
10 50 per week for twenty weeks so TO 90
los lbs
All letters Of inquiry 10 be addressed TO
ASS :. Nj. SMITH, Dean of the Faculty.
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FURNITURE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
7 WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Cuyahoga
i and adjoining counties, that have opened Whole
L. a,d Da,a
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WASHINGTON, d. c..
THE LEGAL TENURE OF SLAVERY.
LETTER XXXvII.
POPULAR RATIFIcATIoSs.

FACT rs FICTIoN-~THE UNIONr AND THE
COMPACT"-Concuded
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D MEL R. GOODLOE.
Wdshinoton. ID n
LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Ronr,,, T a.
N and other claims the Federal Governman;; ~"
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wide Slavery and An,-slavery,7 PIP. 7I-7e
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II DR.. Hall in his Journ,l Of Health
comes oM against early using as un-
healthy. AT sunrise, in summer he slvs,
the malaria which r~sts on the earth, when
taken into The lungs nd stomach, which
are deblItaed by long fast since supper,
enters into the circulation, poisoning the
blood and laying the foundation Of dis
ease; end in winter, the same debilitats d
condition Of The vital organs allows the
blood to he chilled.
An We sec now. Couldn't TIL uhat
il was that made Us feel 50 bal hen We
got around early mornings. We gave the
practice up lopg ago. Fact, We always
felt That II was healthier snoozing away
comfortably on good soft bed, than
gaping about before sunrise with sense
Of "goneness" III the stomach It's all clear
now Strange what thermometer If
health ones Jeeiings are Intuition he
fore science, falsely SO called, special
y IN early rising. But science is coming
round right. Or. Hal. is a great discov-
erer Thank him, a thousand times. We
shan't have Conscientious scruples any
more about INDUCING ourselves in The
care Of our health ill breakfast time.
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The Oes 1doines Rapids, and the
Oes Moines River.

The Hauheyc should brush up its geog-
raphy somewhat, and understand that
when we speak Of the Rapids, we mean
the Lower or Dcs Moines Rapids on the
Mississippi River. commencing at this
place and extending up q Monrose, and
we do not mean the Des MONIES River. in
which we are not aware that here are anv
Rapids" properly or commonly So call
ed.
by The way, are not tie Haukeye and
the bnrhngtonlans rather anxious 10 be-
live that the Des Moires River is no, an.
" mo great shakes Of river. but utter
~ incapable Of being made na,icable p
We wonder where The Chicago Democrat,
whose article the Naukfye copies, got its
authority fcr The statement that cher,
was no 'ime, after the spring freshet last
season, when boat Of any considerable
tonnage could have got up the river q,
All, with the aid, even, Of these improve.
ments. Now We have authority which
can not be ealnsayed for the contrary state
ment, that there las bee.. no time, during
me last year or tbe last Ten years. when
there would not have been from IRE 70 4 !.
teen feet OF water in that river, from Il,
mouth 70 Fort Dcs MONIES, had the pr.s.
eni contemplate Improvements been com.
pleled
AT-Prefent appearances would seem "a
Indicate that the Prohibitory Law IN
Hhnuis u defeated By very decided vote.
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SAILrsc or FIlLBusrrts.-Th bris
sesta, destined for Nicaragua, sneakel
from Sin Francisco harbor at | O'clock on
the morning OF the 5lh ultimo having on
board Wm Walker ex President Of Sono-
r., and 50 kindred spirits. They are all
fighting fellows, armed 10 the teeth for the
purpose. as i is understood. Of taking part
~ tie internal troubles oil Nicaragua.
The vessel was in the hands Of the Sher.
ID at The time she left. but they managed
the keeper by lhreas and SET hin on sboro
al the cnt,aaec of The !arbor.
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soule on Perry.

NV ORlFAss, May 3o-Mr. S,ule
publishes letter here, stating thai there
Is net word Of truth in the letter publish.
ed IN the National lnielligencer BY Mr..
Ferry Secretary Of legation at Madrid
lie says the hdseness OF the inpudeni
wrltor IS only equaled by his hypocrisy
and -cowardce; hat he is preparing for tie
press picture Of Perry's doinas during
lis [ Spu'e's) mission to Spain
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HORSE SHOOTING.
Farmers take Notice

- ElCHER ha. Oh hand and ,sfl furnish 70
order Zimmernan's celebrated Separator
Tor 1hrash'ng, Cleaning, Screening and Bagpinr
gram ready Tor market. II vii! thrash and clean
from 300 70 500 bushels per day, and has taken
The premium at the Crystal Palace, New York,
ana al the State Fairs of Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders VIII be ,hankfullv
received and conn unic atoms will receive prompt
attention.
Residences on Fulton s., between Cd and 3D..
r. ElCHER.
Kecksk, April 10, 1883, dA~
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LATEST STYLEA
OF Boots aud AhOc.

4 Ill persons desiring the Latest Fashions FOR
- 70 see what hey at~j would 10 we'll 10 cali
al i'nks's Boot and Since Emporium. where
he Is anxious to she. his new and splendid t,oek.
winch IS always Kept fail aid complete from his
orn n anuiactory, III. most extensive in the ri'y
thus enabling lim 10 fiji orders more promp,lv
than any Q'hrr house.
he has The greatest assortment and best ouali-
y Of material that Is 10 b. found in an, one house
west oil The Mississippi for The manufacture OF
work to order.
Its Lasts are all made 10 order, and he war
ANTS hi, and all his work superior TO any thing
ia his line in Iowa Cal and zee far y.ur.~Ifi
May 25. 1855 d
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FLOR. ELaHR,,

ME Undersigned wishes TO inform The ciii-
zens OF heokak and vicinity, that he Ia. for
sac prime aritlc OF From, made Of pure Fall
heat. Every barrel warranted 10 give satts-
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
the advantage OF the late decline in Flour VIA
do well 10 call at the CRY Mills
lonr delivered IN any part of the city free OF
charge w. H. AUSTIN.
juno /, 1885 dam
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FLOWS AND WAGONS,
TAXYnR

Successors Of Newton 4 stephens.
CoKaER OF MAIN AND l2th STREETS
ksOkuk, IOWA.
IA HERE they keep constantly ON hand all
kinds OF Flows, Wagons and Carriages,
made IA he best style and out Of Ihs best quality
81 materials. Wholesale and retail
TAYLOR h MCKEE.
March IA 1888 dGwtf
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ENR0h The Saratoga Springs for sale BY the
l. dozen single hotlc
Also Moore aud Hooper's superior Citrate II
Sagncsia, OF Pargatlye Mineral Water, one ol
he most pleasant and efieciua Cathattics
known.
Call al Moore & Hooper 'su~w Drug Store Gu
Main between I'd aud 81 Sire. Is no ia side,
keokuk, Iowa.
June 9Th, 1919
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Insurance Agency.

X NAU ANCE CO NJ r A NY
or 0gdenshnre. New YORK
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY
Mercantile, Fire Marine lnsurance Comnanv
OF Covirgton Ky.
MtRlHANTs' FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA
IHE above areall sound and reliable Comma
nies, and Ike risks al lowest rates that loca-
ton wit Justify
WM. w. BELKNAp. Agent.
Corner Main and Second Streets
June 1, 1880 dim
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4 CARD.
MEsSns. PApMELE 4 CAMPBELL

ID ESPECTFHLLY announce 10 the cit ~
~ lzefs Of keokuk and vicinity mat IN
they intend (as soon as a room can e oh q -
tanned in the new block new being built bv n
W. kllhourne) 10 open TO he public a new
and Well selected stock Of fine Watches and
iew.lry, Silver and Plated Ware Also a yarie.
" OF Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &c, &C., in fact every thipp
pertaining 10 our line Of business
For the present We may be found IN Graham's
block, on Second Street, three doors ssuth al
Parsons Banking House, where portion OF our
stock is exhibited.
We are now prepared To do all kinds OF work
IN our line.
IT. Ere Watches and Jewelrs of all kinds
repalred aud warranted BY competent woekmen.
PARA ELF. A. CAMPBELL.
May 30 1855
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
AtR

TUE Western Stage Company respectfully an.
nonnce 10 the pubic that their Coacbe,
leave keokuk Daily, (snnday excepted) far
Fairfield. oskaloosa, Fort Des Moines and Conn
81 Butts, passing through Boston, Charleston.
Primrose. Winchester, Birmingham, Ashland
Agency City, Ohumwa, Eddy vile. Oskaloosa.
PeIla, 'nroe, Apple Grove, 70 Fl Des Moifes.
From Oskaloosa flriweekh9 to Council Bluffs.
sia Beefon:ain, Knoxville, Paasantyille, Indi.
anoia, 81. Charles, Wintersett, Indiautown, Sill
ser Greek, 10 Council Bluffs
Also from OtnnWa via Blakesburp Albia
Lagrange 10 Charlton, tri weekly
Also from keokuk, Daily, VIA Warren, Far
n.tng'on, Bonararte. Benlonsport, Keosnuana,
Pit'Sburg, Troy TO Bloomfield.
Every alteration viii be paid for the comsor,
and convenience Of passengers
: Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places
al o'clock, a. NJ.
- Officer Main Street. second door above
The Laelede House.
-, J. HAMILTON, Agent.
| eAsK Frunssst
REYNOLDS p,s. st.,.,
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linif lily Root and Nhnf Alnrr.

10. III, NNfs srRtTr. uhTwEKN n and 9th
THE lNDEkSIGNED woall respectfully rall
L The attention Of The f.aiies and G.t.tlemen i
keoktik, and vicinity, u their liue and Ell Sc
iecl,.d SOCK ~
boots AND SHOE,
now opened asd for sale at The above estahl4h
ment, comprising al kiuds 81 Ladies. Cent?.
VI 5 80 Bows, and CiIdren's wear. 81 ~ s,yIss
gtaies sld szcs. which We pledge ourselves t.
set al The Lowest Cash Prices and would nnlf
respectfully solicit examination Of our stock
and m ce., feeling confident that both ia poiilt
81 quality aid prices. We able 10 please.
II. e. HUtSKAMp & BRO
June : 1888.
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To InYaIidS.

TH0sE who have been under treatment Of Dr
4 Fitch oil New York, FOR Diseases of tie
Lungs, are notified that they can obtain all the
medicines prescribed by hum al the Drug Store
Of Mckenny Ranner, as they have taken spc-
ciaI 3ans 10 Obtain them.
Jane s, 1883. G6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09

ULDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens.
~ OF Richardson's make, warranted pure. lnl
Linen Shreine, Pillow Case Linen, BIeached 4
brown Table Damasks, Napkins. Trwelins.
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. r. D. FOSTER.
April %, 1855.
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ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE
EASTERN EXCHANGE

- lGHI and time crafts on nh The Eastern am
- southern ciues wanted by
4. l. DEMlACs & to.
may3G c6t BANKERS Ns,n sire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
matchmaking.

WILLIAM GRAHAM, on Third, between
Johnson ard Exchange Streets, At tha
Brick Shop, would inform the public that he is
prepared to do all kinds of BLAeKsmITHrse in Z
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant pr,c-
tlce III this branch of the business he f,tter.
himself that he cannot BE- exceltd by any ono 1,
the country He particularly solicils patronage
in this line
lie also offers his services as Farrier in all Il.
branches
May %, 1855. d&uIy
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MAXI fED.

May 23i, r. Lawes. Nj. d of Oteol5, Iowa,
10 Miss Mary T.. Nelson, of Brookylie, Ind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09

OF all Stlies, and In any Quassit


OF all styles, and In amy Quantity.
0DELL & MATLESS have Just u
~ teceired large and splendid Rex
Iety OF Boots and Shoes, of be Is =.
a est STYLES, and sAlec ed with particular reter-
Sc g tn, market. Their stock comprises ev-
Fry thing desitabie for Ladies, Misses Gentle
men, BOYS, and Children, which they viii sell az
low Tor cash, as any dealer in the CITY.
They are also prepared TO
MANUFACTURE
al kinds Of Ladies and Custom Work. IN any
desired style. fhey employ none bu' he very
best workinen, ard plenty of lhen. and are PRE-.
pared 10 Gil all orders with perfect satisfactf5a
and "iih entire pnuctuslliy.
REPAIRING
lone With neainess and dispatch.
We invite all persons to give US a call, al The
sign Of the NAM MOTH SHOE, opposite A r.
bening & Cos Banking House. Main street
0hELI & MATLfSs
ke1knk Itttte g. ttxay
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LEMONS.

| n BOXES in fine order for sale o,y by
4 " NM. G. FuNkH0uSER.
jane . 1859.
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New loRK. Jure G. Col. Kinney gave
himself up to the United States Marshsl
Ihis morning and is nc~ in custo II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
COOL.

I HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests ma Re-
tTgerators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold al the lowest nri
cfs, and warranted 10 please, by
VA, {. FUNkH0TSER.
June .. 1855.
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HATS.

| ST RECEIVED per Express a large LOT Of
~ Fashionable, .oft fur Hats, Pearl and Black
Tor sale cheap by
u. F. III MPHREY & GAGE
Tuue Q 1885 d
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oi.s-inst received rye supply OF hsnlll.
- cd ana carolina Hoes. and for sale at re-
duccd prices by BALDWIN. FYANsA IN
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SlNDRiES.

L'RESil Peaches in cans,
do Straw berries do
DO Grapes, BlaeEberfies and Cherries in cans
do Tomatoes, Pears, CLAIMS 4 Lob~te-s. do
BY WM. G. FUNkH0T5ER.
Jane ., 1855.
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WeIdin. Party 20 soned.

BALTIMORE. June IA mar rage par
ty from Washington 60. has been poison
ed by eating cus'ard in which arsenic had
been placed. S me % Of them are not
expected TO live-the bride among the
number As to who committed The act
still remains a mystery
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Min3rni Water. Mineral Water Mineral
Water
M GORE * HOOPER having procured from,
III Philade phia the most approved appara Us
Tor manufacturing this delightful beverage. ia
wife HE calls Of the citizens of keokuk e their
bright. sparkling and refreshing drink Try L.
June ), 1885
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Warrington EIectlon, etc

WAsniNe1oS, June 5--In our election
yesterday the Americans lost SIX Council
men and gained four Aldermen. They
have majority Of . on 10 nj b ,llot
The average American majority was 500.
Buckingham Smith has been appoin ed
Secretary of Legation at Ma ria rice Ho
ratio Perry recalled.
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II. Louis anil Easlcrn | xrharrr.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale 10 sans
y to suli purchasers al
CITiZEN.S BANK
nae 81 oct Nam Stree,