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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
Woman's Love


touching, more worthy of immorta
ty, than the deeds of. conquerors
the heroes of history. The folio,
= ing from the St Louis Republican,
one:
We saw, last evening, an apt
lustration of the affection of WI
man. A poor inebriated wretch ba
been taken TO the ,calaboose. Hi
B conduct in the street and after he ha
been taken to the cell, was of such
violent character that it became nee
essary. to hand-cuff him. The demon
rum, had possession of his soul, an,
he gave vent to bis rawlings in cur
ses SO profane as to shock the sens
of his fellow prisoners, one ofwhom
in the same cell, at his own solicita
tion, was placed in a separate apart
meDt. A woman appeared at the
grating, and in her hand she had 6
rude tray, upon which were some sill
ces of bread, fresh from the hearth.
stone,- and other little delicacies fol
her erring husband.
She stood at the bar, gazing In
tently into the thick gloom where
her manacled companion wildly
raved. Her voice was low and soft;
as she called his name, its utterance
was as plaintive as the melody Of a
fond and crushed spirit. The tears
Ist&amed from her eyes, and there, in
the dark house, the abode of the
most wretched and deprayed, the
tones Of her voice found their wsy
into that wicked mans heart, and be
knelt in sorrow and in silence before
his young injured wife,while his heart
found relief in tears, such as only a
man can weep. Though the iron
still bound bis wrists, be placed bis
hands, with their heavy insignia Of
degradation, con6dingly and affec-
tionately upon the brow of his fair
companion, and exclaimed, katy, /
will try and he better man. 5gs
There. upon a rude seat, she had
spread the humble meal which she
bad prepared with her OWN hands,
and after he had finished, she arose
10 depart, bidding him be calm and
for her sake, with the assu.
rance that she would bring a friend /
10 60 on his bond, land that she would |
'eturn and take him, home; and she
eft him strong man, with bis head
lrooping on his breast, a very cow
ard, humiliated before the weak aud
ender being whose presence and
Election had stiGed the angry pas
ions of. his soul. True to the in
tinct of her love and promise, she
lid return with one who went on his
'ond for his appearance the next
morning. With bis hand clasped in
bat of his loving wife, she he'd him
way penitent, land, we trust,a bet
er man. s,,.!r7s.s- ~, es.- Il
There we're those who laughed as /,
bat pale, meek woman bore off her
rring husband, but she needed them ,
OF, and her self-sacrifcing knew or
ared for, nothing, in its holy and I
eaven-borp instinct, but to preserve
i'm whom she loved with all the de-
otion OF. a wife and a woman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

Undertakers are very justly sus-
.pected Of running their business
into The ground. Aa - HsT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

Tomatoes and sweet potatoes are
being served to the citizens Of Pc.
tersburg, Va. q ..el gf9sp -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
1 loved her when a little girl.

loved her when q little girl,
And loved her more when older,
And never once shall 1 forget
When first my love told her;
She blushed, and sighed, and turned her head
Her eyes were filed with water, -
took her hands within my own,
And whispered--"Polly Cartsrs'
She only blushed a deeper red,
And sweeter looked than ever ~
My heart, it seemed to run race
With my old "patent lever: lsoH
! I told her that loved her well, s4,sa
And that l ne'er would barter. ,s..s
For aught on earth, however priced, ,.-...s
The love of Polly Carter. ~
told her that i had farm ,..{ f.ssts. !.
Well titled was every acre. .--.,-f
And that had snug farm house,
To which I1onged to take her;
And told her that unless she'd go,
For life I'd be martyr oa
To Cupid's cause, and break my heart yt,
x For gentle Polly Carter. ~ t's-.es,ss
She turned, and, OH how sweet she smiled,
And said she loved me dearly: - -
Then.what cared l III aught beside? ~
l was quite blest or nearly; SIS
The i"old folks" said we might be wed,
And ne'er did 1 feel smarter
Than when the parson made US one<-
Myself and Polly Carter
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
Myself and Polly carter.

Bright is the tint of the autumn leaf,
When first the full frost nips it;
Smart is red pepper and cider mixed
To the mouth that gently sips it;
But brighter far than the autumn leaf,
Than cayenne pepper smarter,
Is the pride of my heart--my own true To-
Ny gentle Polly Carter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

'Greea-ehI 4 s.,~,,s,.,,-,.,sys,.-
ayes. Ihave never been on shiE
i - 5o.isS,s Sksfss-l tts-s .
sYou look like anintelligent fellow o.
though. How would you like to ship
and work your psssages
: Z 81 will do SO sithall my heart
every wei" !" said the elerk, call.
ing bis employers and aftesa 'e*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

hkALER ln ltrecefaes. Pf"Fi-Iaua and Produce
IL W. 30, Main, between IAlrI AMI Fourth SIS.
he0kak. IaAa. daw
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Ef. Esavden s. Son.

NEoJLD respectfully call the attention Of ths
W puh.le to their stock Of the first quality Of
Marble, Which they have just received direct r "a
the East, which they are enabled TO sell at IL ceap
rate tan be obtained in s.. louis
We are determined 70 act upon the motto
"sNALL PROFITS AID QUICK RETURNS. =
Give It's call and we pledge ourselves 10 show you
as fine marble, and as good woi knanship. both ia
the ornamental and plain styles, by found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive sock Of Marble is
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made tor articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April 5, ls94
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

Y fAHH.
NTESSRS. PARMELE < CAMPBELL re- 4
vi epecsf lly announce to the citizens Of "a
keokuK AID vicinity that they intend las LII
soon az a room can b. CHAINED in the new block
now being built. hs u. W. hiilourne) to open a.
the pnLic new and we'll selected stock III iint
Watches aud Iepeuy, silver ana Plated Ware. Also
variety Of Fine Cutlery, Musical instruments Of
All descriptions Sc. &c. &c, in fact every thmg
pertaining to our line of business.
For the present may be found in Graham s
block, on second Street, three doors south Of Par
Banking I.isse, who're PARTON 81 stock
is exhibited.
W. are nov prepared to DO all kinds Of work in
our line.
a Fine Watches ana Jewelry ef all kinds re-
paired and warranted Ny cpmpetcn, work men.
j. pARMEIE,
MAY 80. 1875. a. CAMPBELL
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I0JLDS & ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobb-rs Il
" Earthenware, China aud Glassware. No 1913
Pearl Street and No. I'll Chambers Street, New \ ork,
would say to Merchants and dealers generally that,
having established Cash House in this branch If
trade, they are fully convinced that they can sell
Crockery etc. at uch prices will pay the purchas
fine profit 10 retail. Experience has proved very
coneusiseiy TO Us that by adherng strictly 70 the
cash syst NJ We can afford 10 sell from ten 10 twenty
per cent. bslow tn regular credit trade prices.
~ this end We ak nm examination Of styles
and prices list uf which will b. forwarded by mail
to any party desiring.
Earthenwate, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repacked for The country trade
July u, is55.--diy.
NTAILs--A full assortment at
~ 8.p15 KUHN K D0DeQN.
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Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY
nLANk Books made and ruled 10 any required
ID pattern. Court Records, justices poekets A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books &c, &c, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books Magazines Music. dc. bound or re
bound in any style desired
Gs, My Bindery viii be found ON Main between
Second and Third streets, sign Of the Big Book .
Jan. 81, ts5i,-aSw. ISAAC y. PIERCE.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IN johnson street. between Ist and 81,
~ hy wv. H. CLgGnoRN. This establish ~
ment is large, commodious, well arrangedAA
and amply provided with good horses well trainel
for harness. we'll rs with Carriages. Buggies nn
Haek-, open and close, covered and half covered, /
every description, adapted 70 convenience luxury
Horse q Carriages If residents Of the city Or vs-
itoF- from abroad kept moderate terms IAN
carefully attended u w men thoroughly skiIcl ia
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission ami IN
own aceanHt at oil time.
hay Is, l655--lly
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1nc Johnson street Clothing Estnb.
ffsE.upa1e.

~ NELLY takes this method Of returning his
sincere thank- 70 he citizens VI htakuk for
sac yerg liberal patranaZa HE has received since he
came ta This eltg au entlre stranger.
/ bse igare, for tha future, to introduce myself
ID partnership with Mir. John Tclova ssIsi hope by
giving undivided attention to business, 10 rou-
dgr entire satis faction 30 all Sho viii fusar with
their custom. BE are hourly expecting scot eel
ebra.ed American Report Of Fashions, and ali IN
troduce the Fall styles soon aA received As wc
intend 10 80 all ogr work, our friends can rely
upon HAVING their work done with nea;ness and dis
pa eh, and ht guaranteed.
Please cali thr Johnson ~tr .e Tailor Shop, one
door west u III, Pos Office, and eiYs Is a trial.
KELLY / FELLOW rs
Anrn.t 3 - m
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New Arrangement.

FI'iiL subscriber wpud INFORM The citizens or Ike
L okUk aHd vicinity tha, lie has purchased the
stvch ia itGie u Bon. 4. Daaaun. IL No. Third
street. where he las ~ hand general a.sor mont
Of French ana American Cloths, Cassgmetes and
Ncst.nss w.ich ie via make up to order at the
shortest uos.ee. All IN sly moi % bo surpassed
Also god as1ftmont II summer Coass. Vests
and Sdrse. always on halsd.
july H. IS35-df JAMES NJ TYLER
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EOIk SALE.

TNilE most valuable property in keokuk- -
J. the 81. Charles Hotel--the largest build
ingin keokuk except the Public School House
and situated IN the Very best place in the city for
Hotel, and long and fayoraby known rs one Of the
best in the State, is offered for sale on fayora-
BILE term. RANKIN MILLER
July Is iS55.--d&wf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

L'R0M the Saratoga Springs for sale by the dozen
i or single bottle.
Also Moore d Hoopers superior Citrate Of Magne
sia. or Purgltivc Mineral Water. one Of the most
pleasant and otfectual cathartics known.
Call at Moore 4 Hooper new drug Store on Main
between ID and 81 Streets, north side, keokuk, Iowa
June 5, 1919.
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=. ". .IQ@Ets.

1.aeee .pr ID p. Shngsriaal,)
nEAI.FR ID ClesAs, Watches aud Jewel e
- ri, Second Street. ncNt door Ia Charles "A
Parsons Eanklng Housed koakuk. Iowa. ~. "
he subscriber has just receive . large aud
beaB;s4 al steck II t.old au1 silver Natches Gold
Jc~e4rv, da. lftux tie ia:tst styles pf Ladies
Brsas' Pins. Iar ltnes Furcr Rings Cuff Pins
Gold Guard and Fab Chains, keys seals silver
Ihinlbles. tod Slides SNAPS studs, todd Pens
~ith vsfhoa. holders told Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
WArrH EyrAIglvG.
The subscriber benz Il practical Matchmaker
feels efeut repair The most difficult and deli
case work tia mag i, entrusted 20 his care.
All Ro1k Warranted To give satisfaction.
ConNG.r IVr,
Tho public May rest assured that the correct time
u.s. and always VIII be kcp' by
Nov. IS ls5l.-~lly \. ". JONES.
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N,HAMp00NfNG AGREEABIY PERFORMED.
- Tie favoTitc ~aloan 81 George cabus, Nam
Street. below Parsons 5 B,nk prtsents new attruc-
tons To the eitizens ol Kcoluk. Ieying obtained
assistants ia my business superior To any before
employ 4 il thu city iuHife the patronage q the
community, aa I ala salt r I thIt i CTR Yatr cienr,
or, cut hair more handsomely. ard shanpcou with
t'f +t4ts tl4-i AllA-I IL hc STILL cf l4Aya.
Compatitli challenged GEORGE CABls.
August -. ls55.-l4ddwfm
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hR u. S. BARRIER. would respec fully announce
- t. t4s eis4ens ol heakuk aud Ylctnity that ho
has -rntr,niiy Iet.tted IA Nceknk, nhele he eN-
pee's ~ pet nm all ne oista' oas pertaining 70
Dental @nre ~
iIe feels ean6den-i in biz ability to give safisfac-
ton 70 those WHO may favor hn with thrtr patron
az.
Office On Main between Third ami Fourth
All ape rl.ieus warran "A.
k.nhuk. A.l-l II. lNha.
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L q z IN = ID It's
City 81 keok#h Io.--0fFcq on Main ST. between
III ard TAir3 5 reets
nR H.. il addition To the usual ass~--~a.
1Cm~thod u inserting artificial teeth 49, x3yR
il IA possession # the exclusive rght ulTyYN
for ths cty Of mounting the ''contiu-
nous gam teeth, universally admired for their
heau.y .tr.n 9Th, and cleanliness. After cape
riaul ef taa ag. in this Style of work. BIZ would
mAe tatlugiY recommend X T. the public pos
-csHa many and great advantage over ans other
stvIe q. w9rh known 20 the profession. IEose ia
teresicd aGt pee~uiy ayigd to call ana examine
specimens s. .he ditercD. me ho1s IF uloentn.
teeth.
April H. lss5.-lAwly
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nuNssOr r4Ot7sE -

Inrntr q Vlite aud Second Streets ST IUI Il, MO.
FIllE subscriber, proprietor " tic above <9-.s
i house, having thoroughly repaired end Hm,I
Ecwly furnished the throu ghout, is H,sJ
nov prepared 10 accommodate eitizoas ard
strangers.
Thankful loF the patronage bestowed during tho
ia-t nine years. wtle proprietor Of the Quincy
House, be respectfully invites its continuance II his
new location, ~. MONROE.
Aug -. Is90.y
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fISHlRD street bvtveeu Main ana jobGsau, keo-
kuk Iowa. httt iast received, IS their Fashion
allie Ialoriu4 an4 Furnishing Establishments a
nergs, Nestines m,d Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
q all descriptions, anu guarantee that their work
shall be Zone II The most approx ed and atsfacory
manner. Ihes are constantly receiving the New
York anl Philadelphia Fashion,, and respectfully
salci All who deslre good work and the best mate
rial to gi1. them coil
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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BOOK BINDERY

EOCK EINDERY
And blank Rook IIauufactory.
TslIE subscriber having dtted up ,
L extensive Blndcry In the n sEssLs5S A
city IT keokuk, Iowa. o.. lie { nHZ
Main 81, up stairs Il mex lre
pared to execute all nrders in bis line in the most
wnrkmanike manner. Periodicals, Music Books,
Pamp hlsts, &C., bound, ard Old Books r. bound in
any variety Of style
Having superior stock II materials fr the man
ufacture Of blank Books. particular attention Will
BE- given to the orders II Merchants, Bankers.
STEAMBOATS,. and County Officers All blank books
will be paged when desired, and warranted in every
reject.
Also OH hand stock vi superior stationery.
j. H. WESTCOTT
L.. j. ADAMS, Agent.
AnDost [s15 1Ewly
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| | ANlNt, open. q house in thi. eits FOR toe pur-
L pose # carving the Wholesale Zoo, and
Shoe busInes vs. respectfully call the attention 4
the trade 10 large and we'll assorted stock
Uhsch ~ uoN bong received direct from the beet
manuiactories l Na achusetta. Ii II our mention
u always keep IN hand complete assortment ~
goods IN The line. and offer uch inducements as VIII
ob.ain for u q stteta sh.te 4 patronage.
Couutr1 merchants VIII d. Bgtl u coll aud KAN
iue our stock leioge HISS p0.e...se.
July ID CARTER 4 Co
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STAFFORD & 1rCINE.

IT UFE q .HFf1 Ne.
NJ HDlE~AIE tfrocers and Commission Mer-
w chants. second door above the corner OF Bon-
dcau. Water Street, keokuk, Iowa.
March =. 1s55.--ltf.
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4 III HA H44.4.s -
=. 4 y. EIa uIIL.

w and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Leyec
three sl.,..s4 L4 lnM Locust street. 81 Louis, No.
Mnrcll 4 la-Ln.--I
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xT.IsoA q. PALMER.

A IIoENEY Al Law, 0aum9t, Wapeilo Coun-
y y. IOWA.
JuIt - t-5
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Ercst, ArriNaIa

I I the Nmble SixlFnoe. just from the Aucti n
I \ Rooms, large log OF Goods. Come ands,e What
Bargains. ;. ;. h. G, BILLINGS.
SPIT, l. Ts55.--ddw
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yyaaEsr A HOOPER

REYNOLDS nrne Store.
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I y = = y = I I >
j heak 81 lo.t--Ofea on Main st., between
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kIoKig AND HoCR ISLAND


800. -sa 1915.
RAILROAD NAIL LINE STEAMERS
fEllk two fat steamers J N KEE and BEN CAM
1 BEtL, non making daily trips connecting All
kock Island sith The ears for tI, lust and wtb tLe
patiy Mail Packets for Galcna nni saint Paul. and
az heokuk with the great Mail Lime Steamers jon
me Deans, Nesterner, keokuk and Die Vernon for
Louis
J, NJ kfr Capan Leroy Dodge. leaves na,eu-
port and Rock Island every NJ nday. Wedn sdaY
and FRIDAY evening for keekuk Returning,
leave. keo6ah every TUESDAY, Thursday and satur-
day Evriuga
BEN GA~rBffI, Captain Il + bartlett, leaves Da-
Nenr5r nal Rock Island every Tuesday, Thursday
ana saturday EVENING" Returning. leaves keotuk
'er1 y sttHestlay FRIDAY and sunday evening".
foi Freight "a Passage, inquire on bgAr or 9f
II. IiEAlGliI Agent.
Narsh. 4.--.lf heokuk~
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DKEPAKED By +. 4 c. lunall It G. A larg
supply just received ~
Sept. 81 MOORE K HOOPER.
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
sssa EaE sszsz.s IL 49,
Peoria ( Oluawka, Ccntrai Military
lrart and Nhcnro huntington

Quincy Railroads.
I : noN completed and Trains the entire dis
L tanee from CHICAGO 10 III ELLINGTON Iowa,
without change If
f.1fr~t Heee ia Chicago MN 1ork BJs.
tom PHi!aAeI phia. and all other points East.
= LII Trans leave burlington SUNDAY sexcopted.
I.--DAi EAfREss,- Turn, aH ! - 4 N.
Arriving 1t Chicago the Same evening. passing
ti.rough Monmouth ialesbUr Princeton. ana con
meeting III MENDOZA With the Illinois Gs.4tral Rail
Road. to La sale, Bloomington, Springfield, Ieca-
tuf. jacksonville, ana Naples a!so with Jaena and
pul4estb.
2.-ExrRuss THaoUGH I. 81, z. N.
Connecting with Illinois Central Raul Road 81
MENDOZA " ST. Luis ana Care direct.
Trans on the above Roads run in close c0nuec-
ton. aeoidugal laying at any Of the points.
The Road connects al Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern koads ard with all
the Roads leading 20 the Atlantic Cities 0hio Ken
tusAy and Pcans lyar:..
Passengers leus ne Burlington ut + 80 r. NJ
reach Gacna and Dunleith ln II hours, and ST.
Louis IN 20 hours.
B{ this route passengers viii reach the interior
portions Of 0hio and Indiana ii less tine AMI with
fewer charges than hy any otAer route connecting
VIA Miei ean Central AZ Michigan City with IL,
New Albany and Salem Road, tacnce to All l9.nts
south and southeast
baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
nc charge for handling at any point
Through Ticket by this Route can be purchased
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington
&C. HAMMOND. Superintendent
p. RFa1cK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G. +. FoIIRTT General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago, May lst 1855. daw
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CASH CRockERY HOUSE

L.. J. ADAMS, Agent.
August II, 1870. d&wly
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\AH1LE~NLt anI Kefal DFuegIsf, corner q
w Main axd Third streets. keokuk, Iowa.
1G~ syn If he Big Mortar. IN
AIrll IL INtN. dAN
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JAMES REYNOLDS.
Wholesale and Retail Diu egis

Iowa.
l IA}fN} made arrangements for q peFma- n
4 L nen business IN he above line. ana nov ~
Offering 10 tA- city and country trade large ~
ana wei selected stock of Drugs, Medicines -
PAINE lives oils and Narniahes, Brushes, olass
wagc ana ,udon Glass. Al.o perfumery and fan
ry articles, Cigars Iobaeen ana snuff. ana choice
assortment If Family Groceries including Spices,
Teas Flayoring Extracts Candies, Soda, Saltratus,
and variety 81 articles pertaining to tina. depart
meut all which viii BE sold on tha principle Of
small profits and quigk returns.'
Particular attention. gTcn u preparing preserip-
mons. Ia yases "h,fe me9laine. are required dur
ing The night lt il frequently uyceEt to obi ain
thcn. Thu difficulty have completely obfiated
hN hasina my residence IN part Of lie same build
ing occupied ~ NY Store and persons desiring med
ielBcS, may rely upon procuring them ut all hour,
G 10 r day. without iHcomorieuce delay
lrueeGt merchant sud others, purchasing by
The quantity, are requested ~ give a call, rs l
nun determined to son a favorable terms a. any
house in the eity.
April o. lssJ. j
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Iol,n Il. Etormisis.

A TToRNTY AMI Councillor 81 Law keokuk, 10,
a will promptly attend q al business entrusted
10 hs
Special attention given tetAe collection u Ga M
Land A2enc.e., &c.
Otlee 10 ay Pot o1iee blidue Johnson ST.,
be.w en 9nd anl ..d
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NO. ia.
EENSY. VI. u. /
McKenny & Runner,

McKenny & Runner,
III AVE this day associated themsc Ives together for
1 the transaction of the rrng business in all i.s
branches. They expect to keep on hand a general
and Weli sclr-4ed assortment VI Pure Drugs Cheml-
cais, Pctlamery Paints oils, DC.
Also nnFc h5 this arrangement become sole pro-
puctors for The manufacture and sale of II r. aiil-
more celebrated MHmniuke Imminent aud uHriyal-
icd Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for the states Of
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
territory ef y ebraska.
All orders ia future viii be Addressed 10
McKENNY 4 RUNNEP.
Doc G 1854 DIR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
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IMPORTERS ana wholesale dealers in ITariw
L aal Cutlery, corner Of Main aul Second Streets,
Sign Of the RED PADDOCK.
july %, ls53-lly.
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A. L.. DEurNG a CO.
Successors to Granville L. Smith i Coz
pANhEiS and dealers ia Exchange, keokuk, 10.
DSgh cheeks on all the principal citiys constant
~ for sale IN sum. ta -ut.
Collections on tlif e,tg rcmi,tcl for promptly at
current rates 81 E&cbaugs
W. VIII tul anl sen an lJud u Gold. Specie.
and uneurrynt Rauk Note. a. best rates.
Interest allowed on speoia4 deposits
FrFEuFyEst
Cash. An. Exchange Eauh, New York
NJ, .rs. t. ". CLARK lo8gc & Co. -
Lucas 4 SmonAs, II. Eonis.
4. " clark Ere's.
N.tenilh CO., Galcna.
Mny 81 ls53
ENCHANGE AND BANKING HossE
NJ CLIO. &. ANDERSON, ON THIRD, between Main
oand johnson S.gpc.s, Eeokuk Iowa. Collections
ga this eity RENTED promptly at current rate q
Exchange.
G.s. Interest N deposits whom specially agreed
Refer to /. ". Clark 4 Bros, p.n,.r.
Bogy, Miisnbcrger1 Co.. !, o,..
JOIN J. Anderson Co..
i. W Clark, Dodge & TO-, New York City.
~ Office honrs from A. Nj. to T. NJ.
July H. ls55.-df
Banking House of Ghas. Parsons.
Cor of Main and "a Ste, kEphl X, IOWA.
eight Exchange on the las and south bought
'Dand sold, European ~ hang fl remittance @
amy part If Europe iar sale. Interest allowed on
deposits as per agleeme mt.
Refer 10 fuy:. 4 simcnds ~ Louis. Mo-
L. a. Egnust 4 Co., DO
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan. sherman 4 f'o., New York
bfexe. & Co... Philadelphia. Pa
Union Bank, Baltimore, I'D.
.o3e4eseai Bank, Cincinnati. q
Price, Converse Co., ApS Orleans. La
sept !, l959.-sllY