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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08
Territory Of Minne sofa, !
Ramsey County, (
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To john Woodscard:
VOU hereby notified that attachment
issued against and attached satisfy
demand OF Luther G. Kinney Kellogg,
10 sixty dollars and nftyone cents, aud
July, A. D., 1885,
Nov, shall appear Gibbs. Justice Of
the Peace in and for the said County, his
Paul. the 18th day of December,
the forenoon Of that day, Judgment rendered
against you, and sold pay debt-Dsted
this 9th day Of November, 1855.
ANDREW C. DUNN,
no29- d&wu Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08

st. Paul Hat, Cap,
AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
HASLETT & THOMPSON,
Cornercf Third and Wdbashar $751; opposite Post Office
VXTHESALR and Retail dealers Hats, Caps,
w Furnishing Goods, cheap for cash. oc2l-tf
NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
H. p. G R ANT,
M GUILD call the attention the public to his stock If
w Boots Shoes, and Leather purchased from the
Manufacturers at Boston MARKET comprising
the largest and best this Territory
which he is selling at low Mark retail
prices.
Ladies' Caters, from 1925 to $3.50
do Kid Shoes and Slippers is cents to $3.50.
do Peg Cali, Kip, Goat, and Enameed Ldies Lace
Boots. 81 ,0OtO 81, so.
Chdren's Of all kinds from Is cents to Also
Mems Me-. tn OK and Kip Boots from ~ 20 to 800
Mens French Calf Boots, Mems Congress Boots and in
approved paper, the Block Anthony street,
rev rods above the Post Office. H. P. GRANT.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 10, 1855 oclSs.
THE CONTEST DECIDED-R ETURNs ALL IN.
The returns Of last week, weeks clearly
show that the People cheapest
goods in the BOOT are found at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
Thankful for past avors, hope deerned to please
those who give call, how large small the yN-
DERsTANDINo. B. W. MORSE CO.
st. Paul. N. r. s..s. = (.
p 8. We have engaged winters General Assortment.
Good Quality and Small Pces with propose with
the assistance Of L. B. Gle please friends those
Of the nrm. B.w.M.A Co.
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EFF From motives of delicacy, saws the Sprine.

CO From motives of delicacy, says the Spring
field Republican, We withhold the name Of the
estimable single lady who inquired at the apoth-
ecary shop for a derrick. Tho clerk was sadly
puzzled, until she explained that she had read in
the papers how derrick had been successful IN
the removal Of the piles, and she thought she
should like to try one. The clerk was wicked
enough to direct her to railroad contractor for
the article, and maintained his gravity till the
door closed behind her retreating form. Wheth-
er the sufferer obtained relief is not known, but
the clerk did incontinently.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-08

SUPERIOR article and style Of P~sr Tortoise
"A Morocco Port Monnaies, Bronze and Fancy GLASS Ys
Weights snd Paper Clasps, Improved Silver Plated Cbk
tiers, Elastic Bands, white and Rid Waters, ve Rx
Drawing Paper Uf al Kinda.
Mathematical Instruments FROM - to SIS per set.
GREEN'S Ink Treasures and Pspss Cleaner. t-.e.f IA
Ststioners' Pure Rubber. = s1sf s4ezssss ~
Chess, Rack Gammon Boards, ~
Alfae Histories Of England; Doniinors. sfss
Tooth Brushes, Quill Tooth Picks, Hsrrson's Coluhia
Black and Cxrnine Ink, Arnols Writing Fluid, Pstert C
for holding Sheets OF Music Flies Papers, very
little patent; Blank Checks DRAFTS Letter Copype
and PRESSES, CupynR Brushes, Letter Folders,
BELLS, snd agreat Fancy and Useful things which needs
be seen TO be appreciated. Book,
present stock by ourselves with knowledge
the growing Aoursing city
tate not asserting that all the articles GeDersly found
Bookstore may be found at a3ss fE
jeI-s G. HAMILTON = co.'s.
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400 Lots in the Flourishing Totcn Of Oiea,,, Todd
County, NJ. r.
I'VE 400 Lots comprises shares This
town Is beautifully situated at the river,
on the west bank OF the Mississippi, l03 miles Paul,
surrounded by tne farming country, RAPIDLY filing up,
the advantages of good water
within three miles Ct good and grist-m opera
ton. and in the vicinity the numbering
sppigtvng advantages that
It is bound in important
points the Upper Mississippi The
be bought at bargain by calling the Empire Block
the offce OF ANDREW q. DUNN.
st. Paul, Nov. 50, 1855. doc1-2w
SENTIMENTS CAPS. Ek
u HATCH has jnst received Express splendid asscrt
ks Of nne Push Plush and Cloth Gaps Of
the latest styles.
no3ou ST. Anthony-st., Presbyterian hurch.
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BOOK STORE.
C. HAMILTON L CO.,
HAVING just New York with an extc
IL stock Of Books, Blank Books, st; oey, kc &C.,
prepared to offer to fri nds
those who will hereafter become such al
business at fair price, and
future what we have already received in the
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
Waverly Novels Freaks Fortune,
Chambers Miscellany, Kenneth, ts,i
Dicks Works, o Lamp,
Shskspcare's WORKS, Ruth Hall,
Edgworth's " May Flower,
POpc's " Ida May, Ida Norma,
ThOmpson's " NV Brothers Keeper,
Pollock's +" Home,
Burns - Ups and Downs,
Muore's - Nejehbcrx,
Lie Of Sam Houston, Lamp Lighter,
Lectures Science and Art,
Foot Steps VI st. Paul, s.-r.. -..-
Shipwrecks and Disasters,
.-.. Visits 10 European Celebrities,
Sketches Of Places and People, &d., &c.
Including all sndar Works and all the latest New
ana wel-Known Authors:
Forsale by UcI-tD G. HAMILTON co.
WRITING PAPER.
ARCE quantities Of fooiscap and Letter Pxrer;
IL white, Ruled and Plain; Note Pspcr-Plxn Fancy
White and co0red; Legal Cap. sas~l
All sizes, White and Buf-Plain and Fancy ,
I.-s Wall Paper, $50 ,.ss. q i. <+-..
or every variety Of and price, Curtain Paper
latest stylc. - = -..s..s-. =, ...e ssa -
Pens. Pencils, &C.,
(;lots Steel Counting House and School Pens; A.
C"s superior London Pens; Rhosds sons Abater Pens:
Lub's Crsyons angdon's C,ay
VI grade and shade; Slate
We have on hand large assortment Gv Pcis
Silver Pencil Cases. among which be found J. b. Rers
j. b. Beers Lady's Gold Pens and Gold Cases. ~
These are Of superior manufacture
durable pen viii do we to give s trial before III or"s
For sale by Ucl-t) G. HAMILTON + Cd.
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FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT. WINE.
lust RECEIVED hy wren Croft Regally, their Drug
Stores the best quality Of French Brandy and Old Port
Wines pure and unadueraed, which warrant mel
icinal or family ap26-tf
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UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAR EHOIJSE.

UPHOLSTERY, MATTRASS AND BEDDING
WAREHOUSE.
R. KIEFRR, Practical Upholstered, respectfully
IAs inform the Citizens Of
Upholstery, Trimming and Beding Warehouse,
Place. Saint Anthony street, Saint Paul. Minnesota,
will keep constantly hand large Lounges,
Setees Bed Lounges, Arm Chars tn: best Hair, Grass,
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
KEEPERS PATENT SPRING MATTRASS,
Pillows and Bosters of all knds Quilts
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Trimmings,
Done In the style.
Church Pews will be ornamcncd neatly and cheapy.
Vanishing done, and all kinds OF Furniture repaired.
70 Window Curtains Paper Hal. ings.
jy7-d&w1y A. r. KIEFER. Prsetical Uphslsterer.
UPHOLSTERY & MATTRASS MANDATORY,
H. BERG, would respectfully citizens Of st.
LIZ Paul and vicinity, that he Is really do all
Ia his inemake the Hair
on the shortest notice. Window Curtains Paper Hanging
executed in the best Please before
purchasing elsewhere. Shop ST. opposite
Rice House, No. 6, and on Franklin-st. No. T. notify
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BEG leave to inform the St. Paul and
rounding that prepared to attend to all
business IN my line, wholesale and retail. ...r.
JUST RECEIVED:
Blackwell on Tax Titles,
A few thousand Novels, 2.
Wallpaper, .-t..... FL. ... ......~
Music and Musical Instruments
Strings from the the best Italian,
Hair for Vi0lin-bOws,
Music Instructors.
Stationery OF all kinds,
few pure gold fancy goois for Christmas,
School Book, Religious Books,
Languages. FIR. FREUDENREICH, by Won HAMM.
nozS-tf Bookstore opposite the Post Once.
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Stliurrfsota Giures.

G. The remains of the lamented Madame Son.
tag arrived at the convent of Marienthal, (some-
where in Germany on the Sd of May last. The
husband, children, and q brother, were assembled
to meet it. After conservation, the body was
deposited in a leaden coffin, enclosed in a wood
en- one, and poor Sontag is at rest. The echoes of
that voice, which is now with the angels, comes
with the memories of the past, and where is the
lover of song, who will not drop tear at the sad
end of one who was without rival in music, and
who was as good as she was talented?
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.. =. IRVINE. T.. r..
b. r. IRVINE & CO., -
Wholesale and Retail
GrOcers, Provision s. Com nm ssiOn
Merchants,
Corner Saint Anthony Erchange Streets Opposite the
Amerieax HOUSE, Sasnf Paul, Afinnesofa.
REFERENcEs:
Hon. IT, n. Rice, Saint Paul, A. M FrfdIcy, St. Anthony,
Mcssrs Rice, Hollnshrad D. II. Campbell, Gaens, Is..
Becker, Saint Paul, H.F. McCiosky, de-,
willis A. German, st. Paul, r. Potter, Beeview, is.,
Ex-Sov. Ramsey, do, 3. s. Phelps, Oquawka, MS.
y. Rice, ESQ, do, Leach Goodrich, st. Louis
VI. n. SHley, nen0ots, Capt. Wasd, scanier Excesior,
R. p Upto, Saint Anthony, Capt. Lowck, do. City Belle.
A. King, doe Cant Makciy, do. Gsens.
ST. Paul, June 10th, 1855. jc2l-tf
DISSOLUTION OF CO-RARTNER&HIP.
ST. PAUL, July ID, 1885.
THE Copartnersip heretofore
bers under the name Of J. H. NcDoUGALI Co n this
day dissolved
will stand.
WREN, GR0YT REoALlY.s 91tes s~ts4gfen
1ssse.. : JANIS n. NcDOUGAIL,
mo. Y. WREN, 81
MATTHEW CROFT. A3
co-PARrNRRsHIP NOTICE
HHE undersigned have this
i der the style Of wREN, GRoFr + REoALLy, for the
trssetiBg the DuG and Medicine Business,
continue to have hsnd full supply Of Drugs Chemicals,
Paints, O and Dye Stun, fhe DRUG Store
opposite Empire Block. Please call and examine.
JNO. v. WREN,
MATTHEW CROFT.
E5-ff ga WN. REGALLY.
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vx1E HAVE RECEIVED well selected assortment q
w Lubn's extracts and other perfumes
toilet. Call and examine.
JeS WREN, CROFT & REGALLY,
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JACOB DENY,
MANUFACTURER Of Chairs, Cab
l met Furniture. Warehouse top
AnthoIy-st. delft
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


FffihEE btiiE liVVOSH W
| laIelphia ard Pit'sburg THE MORNlh
MAIL RAIN leaves Philadelphia Tor PAtsbIr
al II, A. M.wand Pittsburg for Ph.ladelph al
An. THE FAST LINE leaves Phila cphis
for Pntsburg at P. NJ. and P'ttseIrg for Phhs-
delphia At lP NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves philal alpha for Ptssburg at |
2. NJ, and P,tshnrg for Philadelphia at 10 P. NJ
The above lines connect al Pittsburg with
Railroads. TO AND FROM st. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills; Frankford, Lexing on
aad Louisville, Ky.;Terre Haute. Madison, La
faYetie, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. Day
toll, Springfield, Be'lefontaine, Sandusky. Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, MassilIon and
Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from aud to New ORLEANS, ST.. Louis, LOUIS
VILE, and CINcIasATl.
Through Tickets can be had 10 or from Either
OF the above places
For further particulars, SO Hand bills al ID.
different starting points. Passengers from the
Wet will find this the shortest aud most exned
tious route 10 Pail ldelphia, Baltimore New York
OF Boston.
THOS MOORE
AGENT, Passenger Llres, Philadelphia.
J MESKlMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb l. 1855, iy
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Mr.. Editor

YOU mag announce ny name for candidate 10
i sch every saicis oi Dry Goods ard Groce
RES cheaper thaR ever, a. ! I'm auxion. TO raise
money to bsiysa FEW lots. which I eant do well
after he election. aSthei< will be dreadfal raise
in property, for ! shall tax every lot In the city
10 per cent per week, II ! am elected 10 carry on
Our Rail road, to BE- paid 'n.ihe b. nk weekly,
which will complete one mile Of our Road week :
~. How manv weeks will it taxa to complete
this road ? Who owns the road,. Lee couniy,
the city OF Keokuk or the properly holders p
II yon find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article In any Of my stores you can rstura
the articles. S. s. BILLINGS
Main Street, Ksokuk, Iowa.
March %, 1855 diff
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To the Public.

HE undeTsiGhed proposes To DO Carpenters
i aud Joihsrs work ofevery description. and
@lli iake contracts Tor building houses from the
ground upwards, ard finish ard furnish materials
and deliver the KEYS or IN any way rs per con
tract, and Of the quality and architectural STYLE
agreed upon, AMI al the time specified Car be-
seen at my shop Office On Fulton Street, Be /.
tween Second and Third r. EICHER
Contractor and House Builder
REFEErScEs: Mr.. J. A. Graham, Thos w
Claget'. Esq. Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ Rev W N
ri. Williams.
keokuk, April 10, 1855.
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B A N K ING HOU s 4
CHARLEa PARaONE

CHARLES PARSONS.
Co, mr. Of Main and Second SITS. Keokui
SlGHT Exchange on the East and South FOL
- sale. Also Page q Bacon's Sight Drafts OF
London. Sight and Time Bills Of Exchange
Bank and Bankers Drafts and certificates of de
post; Foreign Gold and Silver and Land War
rants purchased.
Renittances from the country for exchang.
promptly forwarded.
Interest allowed on deposits ss per agreement
RErER
Messrs Page & Bacon, ST. Louis.
Cashier AIN. Eek. Bank New York.
g Atlantic Bank, Boston.
+" Phil. Bank, Philadelphia.
+" Merchants Bank, Raifimors
Messrs r. S. Goodman a. Co, Cincinnati.
Aprli 8, 1888.
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G.. NJ. HUSTON.

Wholesale pEAIEk In NOTIONS AMI
FANNY DRY GOorS,
81 Main Street, kesLnk, Iowa.
WAfe on hand genera assortment Of RIB
IL bons, carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion and
Millinery Goods in general, with /. ia,re assort-
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts. Gloves,
sufpenders. Cap, Letter and Fancy Note PAPERS
soaps Hair Oil, CoioE ndpesfumery OF aiikindt
a large assortment OF pocket cutlery, scissors
Racers Pistols, Clocks gold and silver Watehe,
and ieweirl OF all descriptions, qnali, an pr,cox
also siarge and gereralsss or ment OF Comls Hut
tons, Threads, Pins, nee dies, Spsc,aciessn a..
ses, Port Monscs, . nne assortment OF porket
Wallets, Memora ndum Books, Pencils shnriu,
Brushes snd Boxes, fancy work Boxes, Google
and Eye PROJECTORS. In word everything com
Vrise IN the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
secoraeons and Fiutinas of all grades
0Gr stock viii be found very heavy and com
lete, our goods having be rem elected the satl,
.alltrsae, with great care ara with special refer
soes to the requirements 81 he western markets,
%s arc confident We can g's Satisfaction to AL a,
fegards both quality and prices, a. we IL md a
compete with the 81. Louis ma rket and will n
low, nots little lower than any house in the
west.
We sell At WHOLESALE ONLY, and consn.
ourselves to one particular branch OF business
all OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
aeeping pr omiscuous stock. We would respet l.
fully request Merchants, Pediars aad Dealers il,
general, to give US . call ana examine our stocl
ing elsewhere, ~ we think they wilinnd IL greatly
to their advantage. Cali At NO. -, Main street
G. HUSTON.
Sept. /, 1884 d6w
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
saR aR
RAIL ROAD LlNE!!
{Peoria s. Oquawka. G .ntral Military
Tract & Chicago, Burlington
a. Quincy Railroads J
CUTCAoo AND BURLINGTON
RAIL ROAD LINE!!

g. Quincy Railroads,
rs now con, ple,cd, aud Trains run the entil c
l distance from CHICAGO TO BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, " thou, change OF cara.
'te most direct route to Chicago, New York,
Boston. phiiauslphia, and all oiher points East
Daily Trans leGre Burlington Sun
days ereepted-
L. DAY ExpREss,-TuRouGH 7. 80, A, NJ.
Arriving al Chicago me same evening passing
through Monmt nth, Galesburg, Princeton, and
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Cent? al
Rail Road, to LaSaie, Bloomington, Sp inghe'd,
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
alena and Duneh.
2--.ExraEss THROUGH I. so, Pm,
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
MENDOZA for ST. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run in close con :
necllon, avoiding all iaying over al any of III.
points
This Road CONNECTS al CHICAGO with the Mich
ican Central and Michigan Southern Road. and
with all the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7, 30. p. N.
react. Galena aid Duniei In y hou.s, and ST.
Louis IN 20 houre.
BIZ this route passengers viii r.ach the interior
portions oil Ohio and Indiana in less time, and
with fewer charges, than by any other route,
connecting. via Michigan Central al Michigan
CITY. with the New Albany and Salem Road
the ace 10 all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago,
and no cfafge for handling at any point.
Throug Tickets hY hi. Route Can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
G. q. HAMMOND. Saperintend
D. REMIcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
{. L. FoLLKTr, General Ticket Agent, Chi
csgo.
Chicago, hay lst, 1855. d&w
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Tennessee arsn

Tennessee iren
NE now receiving. IN sddi,ion to our pres
w ent stock OF irSo and Blacksmith Toula, "a
fectly finul the manufacturers 80 tons assorted 81
res bsf lion on which We win be nbie to give ou,
customers the BET ett OF the decline II ths
market; aiss 100 slabs assorted sizes PIow Steel
to which the attention Of dealers ard black NTH
rs directed. Feeling desiIous OF ellsrging tni
hrinch eur bsinsss, We are prepared 10 oner tn
necessary Induce to Customers to IA lis
thr same. COkNABLE, 6MYlHk CO.
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r. -. Eos Err

LAS Just received well assorted Stock Of
IL Spring and Summer Goods, TO which the at
tention Of buyers is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference 10 the city retail trade, and III be sold
as 10. as the same class Of goods can be bought,
in any House in Iowa.
PuIchacers sil! do well to examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, rs they viii find many
styles rot usually kept ID this market.
Aprl23, 1855.
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9T LIVERY sTABLE,'

On johnson Street. .5etaes1 lst n
By WILLIAM n. CLEcuoa2
THIS establishment is large, eon{
1 well arranged and amply provided4
horses well trained for harness, q VII
Carriages, BnEKies and Hacks, open Z
covered and half covered, Of every a.
adapted to convenience or luxury.
Horses and Carriages Of residents 81!
orvisitors from abroad kept on modsr1j
and carefully attended to by men ~
skilled in the business. $50 q
Horses bought and sold on CON ,uispi
my own account At all tines.
Msy Is, 1855. dIy
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Mckee 4 Timber lnan 3
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stable, situated oh Third street, between
i Main and Blcndesu streets, istarge and COM
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for
the business, aud the undersigned are amply pre-
pared 10 accommod ate their friends and the~pub-
lie generally, With Saddle Horses. Bugeies. and
Carriages az reasonable rates. They also keep
Horses by the day, week, or month
SAML. MCKEE,
w. TIMBERM AN.
Kseluk Oct II 1854 tf
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Washington Union insurance. o..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, 50 so. 900.


ID. y DUNHAM, President;
GLoRGE MYcATT, Vice President and Treasurer
O. n SKEELs, Secretary;
GEORGE b. SENTER, General Agent.
Directors
Geo MvCatt, Cleveland; d 3 Durham, Clcselandj
Eft Backus do c W Cook. DO
A Sanford, do w Nj Powell, do
RanI Norttrpp, do jacob Perkists, Warren
Geo Scnter. do I Baker, Korwals;
y Skseis, DO John Clark, br'lnswick !
p Robinson, Bedford.
Thss wcH hnoWn Company IS pre-
pared 10 take risks on The safer class
IS of property. Their means arr
on1pie, and arc 50 iRrested that The
nnds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
Nc steam or special haa a doas risks are taken,
and
The sum to be insured In tho same vicinity is
limited to prudent smount
The Company bias completed the fourth year
Of its existence and the Directors have been able
10 meet all losses without the necessity OF tax
upon the premi"m notes
No assessment hos been made upon The
opposite notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Agerts.
February 18th 1855 6md
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nREsS GoODS.-A large and varied stock Of
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain. Bareges, Lingarsllas, Coup D. Eats. Ty-
CLEANS, French Jaconels and Hriiliants. Lawns,
&c. Just received by p D. FOSTER
Apr,l2O. 1851
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&. W. Sander,
FURNITURE WAhE-ECCM MS

MAIN STREET, Bet, 3-d and 18th Streets.
kLUkCk, IOWA.
r{7HE undersigned Las row IN Ira
| his Ware Rooms. and je. &
sigps eeping cons family Oh hand q
well selected assortment Of al! KINDS of Fur
uiture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESsl NC
aaa rlair Bureaus; hns and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre a. carl Tables; cane . q. and wind.
scr Chars. racA.ag Chairs CT every description
roya plain wozasn seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat plaia and fancy turned cottage Bed
steals o: t. laies, styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of oil sizes; clocks, carpet
irss, tioor aud door matings floor and table OIL
cloths mat. raises, feathe busters, carriage ris-
mings, window shades ANA trimmings, and ever
other article isualij kept IL my line OF business
Part OF my stock was made under my own $;
nervisiot and the iea bought from maiiufactor
les OF high standing. SO that can warrant every
article Cor durability and finish of Workmanship
NV object ia 10 establish permanent busne's
here, and not OH the Peter Funk principle; and
IS az inducement 70 personst 10 purchase Of me,
am resolved to selia. thelowest ST Louis prices,
Csll and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere will always take pleasure in show.
Ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on ne, whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
may 81 ;5l--u u. W. SAN UERn.
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A1exandcrb Pelalin11
Tho 0rAnt Ameriaan Re1e

WHAT Is more desired By tie vee.,
W lnxuriant lorks Of youth and ~
is more dreaded BY the middl4.sSsa
hairs? Who that is old but vosid =
ness? whieh can ell be accowplisAeA(
Aierander's PelAnicusg 80 univsrss1lu
edged 10 Be the most superior artisle
tying the Hahn and which l. equally ,
IN preserving 10 natural health.
For Sale 1t ~ Main stsest:Ay
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Fancy Coos.

NE w STO u f.
HI. ID. WOOD A X ID,
wAolsssic l. Retail Dealer In
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Watfhta
and Clocks, Gold and Plated Jrwclry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Atsn large and we'll selected stock OF
MOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
vieIias, Accosde6ns, Flutes, Glast and Fancy
Boxes.
No. ~ Msla st, South side, betwes I'd sth Sta,
KEOHUK, IOWA.
HAVING been engaged exclusively In The
ISL Wholesale Trade In New Albany Ind, end
stii holdtng interest there, will enable me- as
tormsfiy, to bay my gcoas by the package OF I'm
portsrs and Manufacturers. Thas placed on the
came Foundation our CineiG nati nd Saint Louis
Wholesale dealers, can safely pie dge myself to
duplicate any bl pur chased in our western cities
The citizens OF this place and the surrounding
country, - veil ~ mer chants. are aolicited to
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR<THEMSELVES, at
shall taxa pleasure in showing my Goods.
June 93-dhw I'D. WOODWARD.