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IMPoRTAnx TO MILL OWNERS.

HAVING received my Letters Patent for sn i'm
i proved method of Dressing Millstones AN
no. prepared to furnish Machines to Millers and
nil Owners.
win guaranty that any practical Miller can, at
the frat trial, If no viii try dress pair of Burs Ia
half the timo that no can do ii with the common
hand PICK in use; and that the work done by
the machine shall be better than be done by nino
out of ten of the bost handlers Of the pick
The machine makes clean, clear thread like mark,
and does not brittle up break the face of the stone
1t can be controlled at the viii of the operator in
stantly TO make the most delicate lick one with
the force of ten pounds, if required Every practical
Miller knows that stone is Only required to be dress
ed where the proof staff indicates This can be done
by the machine, matter how brittle tender or
how close and hard the face place en- the stone
may be- the operator face it down, or tSueh as
lightly he pleases There three very good res
| sons for trying them:
years Second. 1t is complete within ITSELF and will
not take FIVE minutes cost I've cents to try IT.
Third give with the machine thirty tools, or pick
blades which will last any two pair OF stones 10 DO
| dressed twice a week for two years. and then any
GOOD smith can replace them for twenty Eve cents
| apiece.
fourteen mosths to dress both the face and the fur
rows of two pair Of four feet French Burrs and thers
has been no hand-pck used on them in all that time.
know that make good yield, and think tho
reputation of my mill will warrant me In saving that
I turn out frst-rste article of Flour
have q medal awarded me for the invention Of IN
ingenious and useful machine for Dressing Mstonea,
by the Commissioners appointed at the exhibition Of
the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Palace at New York
city, besides fattering certificates from all have
sold tho machine to.
Having recently obtained Letters patent. am low
prepared to furnish the machines and to sell State,
county and shop rights.
70 All orders must state the diameter OF the mill
stones, and tho size of the collar Of the spindle Tns
price of the machine, with thirty tools is $I25.
Address j. @. STANDS,
OFaIlon Mills, st. Louis, Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Missouri, April 70, 1884.
This is to certify that have been employed IN tne
0Rallon Mills for the last ten months as nIier ou
ring which time have had fsir opportunity OF test
Ing Mr. J. @. shands's Patent MiIsons Dresser .s !.
know, by experience with the machine ina. tnele.
not only economy IN time and tools, but the stone
NAV be kept In perfect face, and fine, even sharp
grinding dress put In less time and labor LIE s.
With hand picks besides it takes very little praou0e
In handle the machine. and any one who has e.Po-
r;encs enough in milling to know what is required 70
the face of Stone for grinding very soon
learn 70 do good job With the mschins; -
June ely siLAs ~ ouhls'
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarss
ness. Bronchitis, Whooptng- Cough, Group

Asthma, and Consumption.
TNHIS remedy has for itself such notorety for its
of every variety OF Pulmonary disease, that il
entirely unnecessary the evidences
tues amy community where it has been employed SO
wide is the field of its usefulness, and numerous the
that almost every section OF the country
abounds in persons publicly known who have been
stored from alarming and desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried it's superiority over
every other medicine of its kind apparent escape
observation and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what adote employ for the distress
ing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
which incident climate. And only i'll orini-
dabe attacks upon the lungs but for the mder varieties
of Colds Coughs Hoarsenes &C. and for children
pleasGntest and safest Medicine that be obtained
As has long been in throughout this
ton need do than the people quail
ity kept up the best that has been and that the
genuine article is sold by
T. d. GILMAN, Washington; F. BROWN Philadel-
pha; BROWN 4 BROTHER, Baltimorei and by all
Druggists everywhere. ALI
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that there has not been the first iutimation OF
benefit, personal or pecuniary, offered or pro-
posed, in any form or shape, to induce me to
vote for Mr.. Seward.
represent the mountain county of the State,
and those eternal hills shall be shaken from
their base, before I shall be moved from my
purpose No human power, nothing but the
fat of the God whom l serve, shall shake me
from my purpose, to cast my vote, ON Tuesday
next, for William III. Seward, the heroic cham
pion of Justice and freedom.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE.AND FANCY
GnOng

r &c. BERRIAN, Importers and WhoIss0I. Do.r.
- ers in Housekeeping Hardware and Fancy @ oods.
6Ol Broadway, New York Cutlery, Silver, and Pie.
ted Ware, Japannery German Silver and Britannia
Ware, Composition, Enamelled and Iron Hollow
Ware, Bronzed, Copper, and Brass Goods, Bathing
Apparatus, Tin, Wood, and Willow Ware, Brushes,
Mats, Baskets, RefrigoIators, Sporting Tackle, Be-
Our stock has for years past been equal to and 2ow
surpasses In variety and extent any similar esabii
ment in the country, and will be sold prices defy
ing competition.
The attention of Houseksepers and Merchants il
invited to stock Of Goods and Prices before buy
ing. J.& c. BERRIAN,
March 13--1y Gel Broadway New York
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faces of the Judges showed how deeply they
had sympathized in this eloquent alusion to
the venerated and venerable Chief Justice; and
while they were recovering their equanimity,
gentlemen of the bar, Badger, Johnson and
others, crowded around Mr.. Lawrence, to offer
their congratulations. In theatrical phrase,
hardly fitting for this sacred and solemn Court
room, Mr.. Lawrence had made grand hit,
and brought dotcn the house"
"PRrRR ScHLEMIHLn in America.
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AGENTS. WANTED

'IO sell the largest mos, complete, authentic ami
Il SNOWY Map OF S,raStopoI Cri'nea &C. yct i,s.,
Just published ~ by % inches Single copies - ce,,.
twenty or more, cents per copy Sent by maii ever
where Postage, # prepaid, cent per Inap AGENT
aeihaHy clear rom three 10 dollars day SrhUJ
Let any one who can spare week or more Tor The allow
wages, send cash order forthwith Ms nor i, liz ,,r
10 rush II. before Scrdsfopol is takeu We s.,u l-
by return mail or express. Address
HALL & BROTHER Publisher,
423 IFS and III Nassau ST.. New York
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FITS! FITSIf

you wish 10 be cured OF Epilepsy. or the falling 4
Il ness, use Dr. Harris Teseabe Eriraet IL Is H. M
remedy for you. The son OF u. w. Slcvvurt ESQ of n
wel-kDown firm OF Browning Stewart & Allen vbol.
sale boot and shoe dealers. No Ii Warren sire, a..
cured by this medicine after all other means Lsd f
Hundreds OF others have also been cured byit Sc Pan
Phleis. Single package 81 four packages Tor SO s.
by express 10 any part OF the United States
Adults, who prefer tine extract PLiS cau have ,,,
by so ordering Price 81 for Two boxes sem ty ius IN.
OF postage, 10 any part OF the United States
Address, with the money enclosed
4i9 & Yves, Brraf,,,s, ~ ~,
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PHRENoLOGICAL CABINEr.

EowLERs, WELLS, CO., Psychologists and
adephia, furnish all works en- Phrenology, PhysioI
ogy, Water Cure, Magnetism, and Phonoeraphv
Wholesale and retail at New York price, Profes.
sonal examinations, with charts, and full written
descriptions Of character, day and evening Cabinet
ire. Nv aS-iv
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COLUMBUS WATER CURE AND MEDI-
CAL INFIRMARY

TOT Fe"1dteS Onty. NO Cure, no Fay.
TOR the last year. this Institution has been treating dis
eases OF The above class Of patients, agreeing
store them comfortable health make no charge what
ever We treating bedrdden cases no mattef of how
long standing, above. Circulars application
Address w. SHEPARD, NJ. d., A
Az Water Cnra CoIDmbu. ohio
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mama WILSON,

MANUFACTURES OF GOLD PENS, of every
M description respectfully call the attention Of the
public and Pen Dealers to their recently patented
f'ANGULAR NIB Gold PENS These pens are pro
nounced BY competent judges to be superior to any
other now extant. For sale at the manufactory,
northeest corner of Market and Third streets Phis
dalphia jan IL
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WANTED IN OHIO

A PRACTICAL FARMER an unmarried ma, ,,. -
N liable character, wsuld be emplo.es for a vear
Apply, post paid 10 JOHN DILLON
az Macarthur. NiHton Co Ohio
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ONE THOUSAND YOUNG MEN
CtAN make over 200 per i'll a highly respectable
~ agency. For particulars address post kaid,
POMERSH Il co,
40 Albion New York
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MERRY'S MUSEUM AND PARLEY'S
MAGAZINE

the best Dollar Magazine in the country Its articles
have substantial merit and its Illustrations are numer
GUS and beautiful. The New Volume just commencing
Now 10 the time 70 subscribe. Terms, 81 year in adj
four copies for So An influential and
lawyer said, the other day, LAST years sub,criptoh
to Merrys Museum has been worth fifty dollars 10 INV
family " '
The Bound Volumes make beautiful present for the
Hoydays The last is just ready Address
s. T. ALLEN q CO.
No 116 Nassau street M v
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THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE is also published by the
same at one dollar year This is the Oldest work OF the
KIND IN the country and well worthy of place in every
family The new volume commences with January
- ST ALLEN T. CO,
10 No. l16 Nassau street, n Y
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AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

By request of highly respected friend, we
transfer the following letter to our columns.
Ed Era.
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Instructions given BY Secretary Wisncr to Rev Pete
Parker, in New York. 1894.
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- Sec. OF the A. B. Z. r. NJ
The Secretary expresses great surprice that
any one should have supposed him capable OF
endeavoring to persuade Missionaries to ex-
clude shareholders from the communion of the
church
According to the Independent, quoted by you
it is further said:
" 1t 1.-THE Board) refuses to cooperate with a
system of education based upon distinctions oil
color and position, and denying to slaves and
their children the knowledge of the word OF
God"
The Board has not made any such general
declaration. 1t resolved, merely, that the
boarding-schools in the Choctaw nation, which
are sustained by funds received by the nation
from the United States Governmental having
been a matter of contract between the Board
and the Choctaw nation that the Missionaries
should be teachers in these schools--should not
be conducted in conformity with the recent
legislation of the Choctaw council. And Mr..
Treat, at the late Annual Meeting, took more
limited view of the prohibitory enactments of
the Choctaw council He said that some Of the
teachers and others had been accustomed to
hold irregular schools on the Sabbath for slaves,
and the new laws were supposed to have been
directed particularly against them. These new
laws, or rather these new enactments no more
atrocious than the former ones of long standing,
afforded an occasion to the Board to do, under
the outward pressure of an excited community,
what it would not do in calm, deliberative mo-
ments, from principle, years since.
Again, it is said in your paper:
/" 1t 1.-THE Board) proclaims the higher law of
Christ in opposition to all Anti Christian legis-
lation, and the duty of preaching the gospel to
all persons, and of applying it to all phases of
human character and conduct"
This is a most extraordinary averment. The
Missionaries have not, 80 far as the Christian
public know, been instructed to preach against
the arbitrary and barbarous enactments II will
not call them laws) of the Choctaw nation, nor
sThis tern is applied in the spirit Of Matt Xii, 90
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
W holesale and Retail 0ruerist.

Mechanics Block, NORTH side Of Main St.,
KEOKuK, IOWA.
II AVINC made arrangements for a per-n
IL manent business 10 the above linz, am
now offering to the city and country trade
sJarge and we'll selected stock Of
Erdss. Medicines, Psints, -Ures, Oils and Var
nishes, Brushes, OlassWtfe and winde~
Glass,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars. To.
bacco and Snuff, aud a choice assortment OF
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas. Fla.
soring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Saiaratus. and a
variety OF articles pertaining to that department:
all which will be sold on the principle Of "smali
profits and quick returnso
Particular attention given to preparing pre-
scririons. N casss where medicines are re-.
CURED during tte Aight il is frequenily inconve-
nient 10 obtain them, This dii6euty I hay.
Fcd~rlstsly soviGted by having my ressdence in
'1paH AestAkSss @aSilaihk 6eeupied by NV
store; and bsfPons desiring medicines. may rely
upon procuring ihen ct AL hours, night or day
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merch snts and Others, purchasing
By the quantisy, are requested to give me call
- On determined to sell on a. favorable term,
as any house in the city
April s, 1885 div
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$500 REWARD.

CTRAYED or stolen from the subsc, ibef, be-
- tween the morning Of June 3Oth and July I'd,
sorrel colored HORSE, with the following
face, and about l4l hands high,the hair was rub
bed If from the under jaw by the haltsf. The
horse Was purchased irom Adam Youtssy near
Abba. Monroe county, Iowa, last Saturday
morning. and he may have started Tor that place.
Any person giving information where said
horse can be found, or returning Nm 10 ne sub.
scrbsr, ahall receive the aboye rswaed.
sDF HUMPHREY = GAGE.
july 4, 1855, Akwsf
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DR.. JNO. X. ALLEN,

OFFERS his professional services tos he citizens
Of keokuk and vicinity.
His office, the same heretofore occupied BY
Or. Ford up stairs over the store Of J. Bruce,
Esq. No. 50, Nam Street
Res.drnce. al the pavilion Concert be-
tween "a and 3d Streets.
June IL, 1883. du
Dispatch copy weekly months
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A L. pEMIEG. j. H. cLAyp>orx
A. l.. Deming 4 Co.,
sUcCEssoRs TO GRANVILLE ,. SMITH Il 60.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In HX-
CHANGR
MAIN STREET, KEOKUK, IOWA.
CIGHT CHECKS on al the principal cities
~ constantly for sde in Sums to suit =.
Collections. on this city remitted for promptlv
at current rates Of Exchange.
We will Buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie.
and uncurrent Bsnk Notes, Ut best rssss.::
Interest allowed on special deposits.
Aeferoncee:
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank. New York.
Messrs. E. w. Clark, Dodge L CO.
:" Lucas L Simonds, st. Louis.
% 4. w. Clark 4 Bros,
GO N. Corwith 4 Co., Galenss
May 81, 1855.
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NrKENNY. NJ. II. RUNNER.
McKenny 4 Runner

AVE this day associated themselves together
IL for the transaction Of the Drng business in
all its branches. They expect to Keep on hand
general and well selected assor tment OF Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumcry, Paints, Oils, &C
Also have by this Arrangement become sole
pro- re'ors for the manufacture and sale Of H
r. Gillmore's celebrated Mamaluke Liniment
and unrivalled Vegetable Anti-Biliious Pills, for
the states OF Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin
Minnesota, and territory Of Nebraska.
All orders'in future will be addressed to
McKENNY 4 RUNNER
Dee. s, 1854. d,f
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DISSOLUTION. /.
DENTAL SURGERY,

= Z. r. S. B a RB Z r.
w OULD respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens OF Keskuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in keoknk, where he ex-
poets to perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident in his ability TO give salts
fsction'o those who may favor him with their
patronage.
~ Ofice on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keokuk, April "a, 1855
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"A y RALSTON l. FRO. will promptly deliv-
II. in any part OF the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store,
~ Johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June 9, 1855.
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City Property for Sale.

City Property Tor Sale.
ALUABLE LOTS. located on Main, Blon-
\ deau and johnson Streets, which will be sold
fsyorabiy.
Apply TO ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Gr aham & Cave, MaiuSt
June $, 1855. dtf
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CITY DRUG STORE!
Burrows Block, Main Street, kc0kuk. q
J.& J. g. STEWART are now in receipt
of very large and carefully selected stock Of
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
clnes, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, perfumery. ani every
variety of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments of the kind Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by CALI
ing at our. establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DIR j. G. STEWARDS Office and cousultipp
Room in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES.
r, O. Edwards, NJ. D., Ohio Medica College
J. Cobb, % ss %
John Locke. - :" :"
May 3, 1855. d&w
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rsa I0v4k1 1oLIECQUY.
~q1h plelssts1Nksas .A1K~ss
1s ~ - h3eh- -born sp1idea;
Or dig Gotconda's disnond AnAs,
With prieeless treasure laden.
Go gsaAes Myrrh and Frsakincenss
Ard sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your s-hesrts delight"
Loves widest OF devices
I'll give to her whom ] adore,
By far an ef'ring richer
MY face, ell dressed il lovers smiles,
In BuELr's fair Skyiight Picture.
Buell's Gallery, S6, Ma,a Street.
DCN'9 H0R0N1
TO call 81 BufLL's large Skylixht Daguerrean
Gallery, and have your Ine-like miniature
taken and cased In one Of those splendid frames
he has Just received from Nsw York.
Gallery 6e, Main Street.
French Candies.
lust received by Express fIom New York
d City large assertment Of French Candies,
such %
Ice Cream Drops, assorted navsrs.
Sherry do do DO
Gum do do do
Cordial do do do
Metropolitan Lozenges, Conversation Lozen-
ges, Psin,illIsrs, &c, &c AT
CREIGHTON & DINNERS
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon
Jane II, 1855
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The Question Settled. /.

Many articles have appeared 10 our eolunns
Of late on the Boot and 6hos question, the vsri-
Gus writers differing widely - to who hes The
best assortment al ths lowest price.
We have taken quite an interest in the diseus-
sion, ard AFTER much Investigation and due de-
liberation, W have decided that Crittsnden,s
undoubtedly 10 Aa
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers 10 buy q
him. ~ dAv
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~.iS Ar1s& w.M. DOLBY.
JEWELL L DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
Ziers and GilderS.

Shop on The corner Of Second q .1oAnsor
Streets. opposite the st. CAorles.
WOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
" zens Of keokuk. that they have formed 1
eopartnershp, { May 5tll. 1859 tor the purpose
OF carrying on the above business in Ill ito
branches. They ready at all times to un-
dertake work in their line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punc}uality
and in style equal to the best, and on a rsa.
so,sble terms as any others 10 the city.
N. B. Particular attention paid TO Para
HANctNG, which they will do with neatness and
dispatch also old sash reglazed.
May u, 1885, d3ms
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Blackslllithillg.

BlacksmlithiMg.
NILLIAM GRAHAM, on Third, between
w Johnson ard Exchange Streets. at the
Brick Shop, would inform the public that he is
prepared to do all kinds Of BLAcKsMITHIsG in q
neat. dur able. aud cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
tice in this branch OF the business he haters
himself that he cannot be excelled by any one IN
the country. He particularly solicits patronage
in tins line.
He also offers his services as Farrier in all its
branches.
May 26, 1855. d&wly
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Boots and ShDeS
OF all styles, ssd IN a.y Qsa.hty.
DELL & MATLESS have just
! received large and splendid
iety OF Boots and Shoes, of the ,.
la .st styles and seec' cd with particular refer
.,te TO this market. Their stock comprises ev
ssy thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, Bows, and Children, which they will sell as
low for cash. as any dealer IN the city.
They also prepared to
MANuFAcTURE
all kinds OF Ladies aud Custom Work, in any
desired style. They employ none but the very
best workmen. aud plenty of them, and pre-
pared To hil all orders with perfect satsiacti "a
and with entire punctuaity.
REPAIRING
done with neatness and dispatch.
We uvite all persons to give US call, at the
sign of the MAMMOTH SHOE. opposite A. l..
Deming & Co.'s Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL L. MATLESS.
Keekuk. June 6. dAwy
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HKYLIGHT
d 4 & Z RREAN GALLERY

49, l. - BUELL..
z2Z~W Exra Daguerrean Artist,
~ Would respsctiu
<GSsysNXDdkEXNK Iy announce 20 the
inhabitants of Keo
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
iikenesses OF all who may give him call, IN the
most perfect manner, having large Skyhght,
the only light by which hsae eye can be made
10 look natural, and far superior to oil other
lights for DsgaerreotypinE also, having On sx-
perierce in ire art Of over seven years, he fiat
ters himself that ne can suit the most fastdious.
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures OF the SICK or decsased taken at short
notice. Pictures put up ia every variety Of
style, regardless OF the weather and satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed.
Iune " 1855. dtf
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FLOUR! FIGURE

'THE undersigned wishes to inform the xti;.
1 lens OF Keokuk and vicinity, that he has Tt
s ss'e prime article OF FLouR. made Of pure FaM
Wheat. Every barrel warranted TO rive asfss-
taeflon or the money refunded Those wishins
the advantage Vt the late decline in Tlese -
DO well 10 call at the Cry MILLs.
Flour delivered in any part Of the city free OF
charge. WI. AIJkTIN..
June /, 1885 d3m
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Linens.

Linens.
GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
u of Richardson's make, warranted pure, i0i
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. Bleacbed 4
Bro~n Table Damssks, Napkins Toweling
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. p. d. FOSTER
April %, 1885.
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LUMBER,

AT THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly OIL band a
i supply OF
Dressed Flooring.
Also, FENCING BoARDs and FENCING PicKRTs,
Siding, and general assortment OF dimension
stuff.
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot Of Second
street, Keokuk, lowe.
HIATT g. HARBINE.
April 7. 1855. dlmAwIy.
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As Lynch Law Is The Law,
MESSRS. MOORE = n0oPe
u ESPEcTFULLY inform thsir friaads hat
~ they are manufacturing and will sndsavor
to keep en- hand At Ill times,
SUNDAYS ExCxP1ED,
most delicious, cooling and healthy beverage,
Aerated Mineral Water.
and invite oil who are athrst 10 cone 10 the
fountain on SATURDAY if they expect to 30
thirsty on Sunday.
June 2l, 1855.