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\ OF msY announce my name for candidate 10
l. seileVery article OF Dry Goods and Groce
ries cheaper than ever, as | am auxions to raise
money TO buy few lots, which can't do well
ater he election, as there will be dreadful raj
IL. property, for shall tax every ot IA the civ
10 per cent per week. il am elected To carry on
our kat foad, to be paid IA he bgnk weekly.
walch VIII complete one mile Of our Road week
ly How many weeks will il take 10 eofnnl.te
this road Who owns the road, Lee county.
the ctyof Keokuk or The property holders p--
Y you find ven pay over the wholesale nrice for
any article ii any of my store, you can return
the articles S. s. BILLINGS
Main Street, ksokuk Iowa.
March =, 1856 dtf
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Tennessee Iron
SAVE THE PIECES.
Blacksmiths' Tools

Blacksmiths' Tools
CS ASSORTED sizes Arnitaee NJ. II. Auvils
NJ y 80 pr bellows from 30 10 sc inches
80 solid box vices, asS'd sizes
dozen blacksmlth,s butresses
90 farrier knives
30 do asS'd files and rasps
do screw plates, all sizes
easR hand and sledge hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
100 tons ass'1 iron Of every size
SO Do DO plGw steel
2ooo lha No. cast German and Englifh nliste
steel
All OF which Is offered to mefehai 4 aud black.
smiths at the lowest priee andion 4 best terms.
As 10 the quality Of the iIon It II not necekssrt
TO speag as It is unique ttionable
THos. J. RICE q Co.
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p a G y = r r = OTXPE S.

w E have entered and surveyed every conner
w and mock
OF Bueil's Gallery, and fourd all nice az book
His sKsLreHT ftfitted, so spacious and grand,
We can assure, there's none such elsewhere in
the land
Which renders his pictures without blernisll or
spot,
Taken clsar 'eeuiher or cloudy It al all matters
And then his cases, are SO splendid, so fine
There none m the city that viii them outshine;
kossUTH, UNION, JEWEL, pEARL, and PArlER
MAcnE.
And other fancy, none SO grand have you ,ecn il
your dav.
Bat don't interrupt US, lets on with our story,
Although not talent enough 10 explain al! h.
glory,
Come fook for yourselves, we'll not lead you
astray,
For such wonders as these are not out of or
way;
And all who'ye not called for once venture out
And see what Buell.. the "Artist'so about
Follow me to the place where many may come
Either wishing for pictures. or waning FOR none;
10 NO. So MAIN STREET, Ills plain 10 be seen,
Between THIRD and FOURTH where there's mul
i'udes been,
We will find this eentIemsn busting around,
50 busy, he can fna scarce time "to turn round =
tie "iil supply you with pictures faultless and
true,
Please TO si down, we know he viii suit yon,
One mofnent-here's your picture looking ne,er
nice,
And another thing too, he is no high in his
price,
As hundreds will say who crowd weekly there
Prices lower, pictures better, than are found
elsewhere. nv 4 CITIZEN
DscuKaRroryrY STocK AMI. APPARATUS oi
every description, for sale 10 Artists at reasona-
bic prices, s6, Main st. Keokuk, Iowa.
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ITO sise Public.

III nnaetsigtcd proposes 70 10 Carpenters
and Iotners work oi every description. anl
"i'i take coafraeis for building houses from the
ground upwards. and fuish ard furnish tpateris,s
and deliver ihe keys OF in any way as Der con-
tract, and Of the quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and at the time specified. Can be
seen al my shop or Office on Fulton Street be,
tween Second amt Third p. FlCHTR
Contractor ana House Builder.
REFERENCES. Mr.. J 4 Graham. Thos. ".
Clagetl. Es4 Geo c. Dixon. Esq, Rev Wm.
II. Williams
keokak. April 10, lS55.
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Naluabi~ 9ut Lots for Sale

I'VE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion Of
4 The Tract known IS the 'sGamble Fam II
ten acre lots
The above land il situated about rnile from
the town plat CT keokus. and affords many
beautiful siies for private residences The
and beirg very rich and situated convenient 10
the city, and beyond the reach Of TIE dust from
the Plank Road, offers i'le meqt valuable loca-
tiers FOR Market Gatdens, Nurseries, Pasture
Gfaauts, sc.
Tera4s viii Le raase ca7y ana tit'c warranted
WM. c. GRAHAM.
April IS, 1858. d3n
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G.. NJ. HUSTON.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN MOTIONS ANr
FANCY DRY GOOpS,
% Main street. keekEk Iewn

WHOLESALE DEALEg IN MOTIONS AL
FANCY DRY GOOps
81 Main street, kesksk, Iewa,
4 LWAAA on hand general assortment Or Rth
~ hons, Carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion ant
Millinery Goods IN general, with Large aseoxt-
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves,
Satpenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note paperf.
Enselops common and fancy. blank Pooks. faneF
soaps Hair OH, Golog tie and perfumery ofaIItfnsf
a large assortmc ut Of pocket cutlery scissors
Razors PIstols, Clocks, gola and silver Waichet
and es eiry OF all descriptions, quality andrrtcee
also large and gene "a assortment ol ONT g. B8f
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, spectacley an Ga.
scs, Port MeHiess fine assortment OF rorkft
Wallets, Memorandum BOOKS. Pencils, shayin4
aLa kye Protectors. Ia word everything com.
pfisgd in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINN
AlSoA large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
sccoraeons and Flutinaa of ali yrades
OaI stock will be found very heavy and co,n.
pIste, our goods having been selscsedftrthr aaflr
tailtrade. with great care ara with special refer
Snce TO the requirements % lie western markets
are confident we can gj &C satisfaction 20 All at
regards both quality and prices, as we Intend 10
compel. with the ST. Louis market and viii sell
as low, IL not little lower than anv house in the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and consne
ourselves To one particular branch Of business
aud Of course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping promiscuous stock. We would resueet
fully request Merchants, Pedlars sad De alers in
general, to give us call and examine our stock
and prices and satisfy themselves Aeforepurchas.
ing elsewhere, we think they will nnd il greatl,
to their advantage. Cali at No. "a Main street
G, 81. HUSTON.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
"a .ss,sss "a tssss4t5sssss g-sss5-ssss Etzle-.
- - ss<s~ysr- n & xSs
RAIL ROAD LISErl

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y, : -" 80, '.hual Miii3dfF
tract " lhichge, burlington
& Quincy Railroads
eo.~,,fa,,J ~, r
4,s,",e - tIff,ts@ @,,'s III ,iie ~
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p..,an pt.,ra,t'I,,,;a = ~ tNtN olk'
= y,.I' h, NJ y" i IN ''o'h's '.est'
D0'9 1!0t"S ".te b@FRH5t0h sun
a0ys e1cefte0
/. DAY ExpRrss, go ~
Arri,;,..at flir..', -, = =
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
LANK hooks made and ruled to any required
IL Fatttrn,--Court Records, Justices D0ckets
assessors Books, Poll Books, &c, SC, furnish.
et At short notice.
~ Old Books, Magazines, AFaste, hound
or e-soups n any styie desired.
II My nindery viii be found On Nam, between
Second aud Third streets, sign OF the ORIG
S0UK,F ISAAC N, PIERCE.
Jan 20, fs5a.-dav
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1T. CHARLES HniTI.

CORNER JOHNSON AND ercoND sTarETs.
kE0hCK.
tg THIS House, having been leased ~ the
tAnI undersigned, he's tecn ex,eusively re-.
b-@<-A- paired, and thoroughly renovated from
top 70 bottom. II ia eiginly situated, aud is
provided with all The necessary arrancementsfor
first rate Hotel, The design Of Tire proprietor
Is ~ make j; the banner Hotel Of keokuk, and
no pains or expense Will be spared o accomplish
hat ohiect.
aT' Hsggage takcn 70 and iro~, The House
free Of charge. GEO RUSSELL
Keokuk luiy III, 81. dl
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I UNPARALLELED Rush for Life Of r. r.
y Bafnain. By himself
Ida May hy Mary aBgdon
Ter Nights In Bar Room Rs r. y Arthur
Book of surpassltg interest, Ida Norman
By Mrs Lincoln Phelps, oi patapaco Institute.
Maryland. At GRAHAM & CAVES,
33A l., 1892, 9d Street
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Meat Market.

THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that ha
viii open Meat Stall on 81 street. in The
house Of l. W. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes 10 receive n share OF
pnhiie patronage. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. -, 1885. diff
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IHE undersigned has now IL ~--.
his Ware Rooins, and de- ssS554
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment Of all kinds of Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING
and plain Bureaus, hne and plain Sofas; fine and
plan centre sL' card Tables; cane s. at and wind
sor Chars, rocNing Chairs OF every descript,on
from plain wooden seat, TO the finest haif cloth
stuffed seat; plain ard fancy turned cottage Bed
steads OF the latest styles; Lounges &C.
Looking Glasses OF all si7ee: clocks. Garnet.
ings, floor ane 'oor matings, floor aud table OIL
cloths, ,mHttrasses, feather busters carriage trim
nings, window shades and trimming, and every
other article usually kept in my line OF business.
Part of my stock was made under my own su.
pervision, and the rest bought from manufactor-
les oi high etapdlng, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish Of Workmanship.
Ny object is to establish permanent business
here and moi on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an iaducement 10 persons To- pnschase of me,
am resolved to sell a; the lowest ST Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere. viii always take pleasure 10 show.
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who cal
on me, whether they feel inclined 10 buy Or moi
may 81 'o4-tf G. W, SANDERS.
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C. oBERToP.

Y EEPSs stock ofFamI1. Groceries ayariety o
u Toys, ar an assortment of Muical Instri-
msnts, for ssfe on Main street, bet seen second
2al this ~ fnsr2a'Ss
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: gaget L kIIbnurRe,

nTRFCT Importers AMI Dealers ~ China
IL Glass, and Queenswat>. haze iust received
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. Peabody, Strshtg frf
crates Of well assorted Crockery. ware, whfch
Shes offer 10 Country Dealers al very low prices,
They also hate store .or The City tradc,
Dinner and Tee SETS Of China 1rd Esrthen-p-are
cotnpIete, Stand Lamps, side Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, and Chimneys,
Fluid burniug Lamps, Lanterns looking glasses,
Tuinblers. Nolssses Cans, jars, Britiania.warc
and large and veil selected lo' of wall paper;
all og which they otfer 10 the Cry rade low.
Keokuk Jan 1853 lyd
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nIRECT fom the ma ufactory of Dawson.
~ Warren Hide, large and we'll assorted
stsek q Gold Pens, ranging from thc largest of.
fee down to the finest pointed Ladies Pen The
reputation ot the mauuiactors is guarantee
enough for Tie quality.
Also some hne Gold Pencils with Pens
g VI HUSTON.
Jan. %. '55. d&ws
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1900. 1855.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
REID SIIEI ~ A. Cn

NEW DKA GOODS HOUSE,
REID, SHIELDS 4 co
II the old stand Of Fofsey. Alberson Il Shields
No =, Nam Street, hEOKJk IOWA
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, straw Goods, and Notions.
w K would inform the Merchants OF Iowa,
w that W. have large and elegant eteck oil
GooGs, suitable for this seasons trade, and VIII
sell them TO cash or prompt time buyers low
as they car purchase them in the west. We are
daily receiving. and will continue 10 receive ad-
ditons 10 our stock as the season aavances,
Dress Silks
In great xaTDet3 =. and latest patterns,
REID, SHIELDS ttO
Mach 30s 1885 d2m.sly.
WOODEN WARE.
~ dozen buckets, 9 and hoops,
100 nest tubs 6 and ln.)
Il-dozen We buckets,
10 dozen half bushels
do chnrns,
5 DO tar buckets,
so do brooms,
loo do wash boards
5u gross clothes pihs. patent and plain
20 dozen wood faucets
80 do shoe brushes,
DO large tubs. home manufar,nre
For sale by CLEGHORN s. HARRISON
April IA, 1855.
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Saddles and Harness.

WHOLESALE AND RETAII.
n l.. II. TURNER has purchased
(AAu~NA The entire stock Of s h. Good
ET Es~G@gsSM rich Il Co, aud will carry on The
l&siiasAs7A business Of saddle and harness
mahing in all rs branches al The
shof formerly occupied BY j. TTimble, No rs
Main Street
Ills stcck consists of tie b, At material 10 be
found ~ the Cincinnati market, and he can offer
inducements 10 the trade either at wholesale or
frtaA
WHIPS.
lie has also every stJ OF whips, which car
pc had a. wholesale lower than anywhere else
n this city.
Paficuls Intention givtnio RtrAiR1xo. job
will be don The shortest notice, and ~ COOS
style.
keekuk Feb ia, 1855, dAnly.
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THE BEST AND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
l. AND PAPERS in the woflA, comprising
the best Tales, Sketches, Poetry, aud the most
lao4hable Jokes ever produced BY human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Ionaihan's
Jack Kniie; Pictorial picayune; Loudon Punch;
DeaeAer Jonsti ar; Dutefman; Know Nothing
Alaanac, sc. GRAHAM & CAVE
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Y ashinglon Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
EaFisaI, $3.50. eco.

Officers.
y. 3. DUNHAM President:
GroHGE MYCATr, Vice President ard Treasurer.
@. \ SKrELs, Secretary;
GroLcE &. SssTEF, General Agent
Directors
Gfo Mygat'. Cleveland; u RDnaharn, Cie. elarld;
~ ! Bactns, 40 III Cook, i'd
A n Sau5iord, do w III powen. do
Benz Aorthnp DO Jacob P,Ikire, Warren;
Geo Is Seoter, dc i Baker. Norwat
q Skeels. DO John CLARK, Brunswick
Robinson, Bedford.
THIS 'eeH known Company as pre-
pared 10 tdkc risks on The safer class
cs II property. Their medns are
ample, dnd ARE so arrested that Tie
HndS CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No sicam o special hazadous risks are taken,
ard
The sun 10 be insured In the same vicinity is
limited TO prudent amount
The Company has completed The fourth year
Of lis existence. and the Directors have been able
10 meet aH losses without the necessity Of lax
tpon The premium notes.
No assessment has bcen mate apoa tht
opposite notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER. Agents.
February 18th, 1853. 6nd
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON

ITAIR CUTTING dove accoi nag 20 rhysioxno.
IL my and The principles OF The Coireur'r art,
I'D shampooning performed ia auew aud agrees-
bio style,
Thofe whn desire 20 eniey the luxury OF the
Toilet should not fail ca az my saioon On Main
Street,in the hGilains formerly occalpied By TIE
BANK
keoSuk, April 81, 1855 ~ GEO. CABUs.
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u VI LINER A rGU

DEALER ia Wetches, Clocks Fancy and ysr'e
~ ty Goods, muErpal Instruments, end TOYS q
ilikind. Watches Clocks and JeweiTy repaired.
Old Gold and silvetbought Main stree t,beteweeu
Fourth and Fifth. Keokuk lows. tmar.os'6S.d
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EAST BURLINGTON, Ills.
HO0TE CO, are the "oSIy Foawhanrrs,,
4 on the East side Of the River their Ware
house being connected with the Railroad Freshs
House, and but few rods from the river. Good
ana Produce can be forwarded TO and frsrn the
Cars or Boats ''wrrrouT DEIAy.v
iney also offer superior Inducements, To-
Shippers and merchants, being agents for The
great lmon Express Company, Burlington.
Iowa.
April II, 1855. 3n.
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Mckee a. IiHnhcrRnam's
LIVERY STABLE.

TVHIs stable, situated OF, Ihrd street, between
L. Main and Blondeau stteeis, large and com
modloHs and especially fitted np and adapted fot
the business. and the undersigned are amply prr-
pared 10 accommodate iheir friends and TIE t,ub.
lie generally. with Saddle Horses Bugeies, aud
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also keep
Horses By the day week. 81 month
SAMI MCKEE
w. TIMBERMAN
keekuk, Oct. II. 1854 "
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A. l.. cosxABLx. Gvo. y. SMITH. NJ CoNsABLT
CONNABLE. <MITH 4 co.

re In Tennessee Iren, Il
amission Merchants,
So, Loree,
he following, completing
lch they offer % the trade
Will do Justice 10 any or
with
so nests tubs,
10 dos tar buckets.
50 doz zinc washhoaFds.
70 boxes ei1shes pass,
100 colts RianillaIope,
Is +" late /"
7a dog hemp and gtSsk<es'
oords,
500 boxes window glass,
asst sizes & brands,
80 boxes tumblera,
so hAs ~ hf ~ n qt tasks
r ceroons 2rasesil4 4ige
cask prime matidef,
8 bhls alum,
10 a coppeFas
i > sacks pepper,
Il spiCs,
90 boxes Gro. pcppef AM
pimentos
g bales cloves,
case nuimegs,
30 boxes glc. & rCer,
20 dog yeast powders,
F, 30 bbls din Kinds nuts
, 20 ha flesh pea nuts,
90 bales cotton batting,
10 < candle wick.
rs bags cotton yarn,
90 y coioEed and q hits
| carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping twine
80 boxes 81. Louis stattl
20 Y starch,
60 doz Thomas oy sters,
loo boxes candy,
200 kegs rife and minIH.
pow der,
100 d wood buckets,
40 600 feet fuse,
20 cases ih aud III III car
ister powder,
!, Toe boxes matches,
90 boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all sl7ext
: tons baF lead,
600 N g p caps,
iIo q water proof do
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New Wholesale Dry Goods Establishment
DURkEE & GO.

~ NdIH UttNttH 81 q lIII Mn, ktOKIk, S,l
A RE now opening with large stock OF Forr,yn
a. and Domestic Dry Goods. Variety Goods Car
pets, sc. sc which we shall orer 10 steal.rs a,
very low fgufesi anu as one OF cur firm resides in
New iark for the special purpose of purchasing
FOR thlB aas one other concern, we shall be in re-
ceipt a daily additions 20 our stock.
We respectfully ask merchants and De a)ers ii
general 70 examine our stock before purchasing
hcoauAs sept 70, 1904. d&whie.
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Patent Roofing.
Gloves and Hoosiery

Gloves and Hoosiery.
| AIDES, colored black and white Kid Gloves
IL silk, Lisle Thread, and col'd do. Twisted &
lei SIX Mltts Tor Ladies aud Misses, Black,
w e aud mode Silk Hose, and large stock of
cofs Y in white, unbieached, black seats and
tnixe OF all prices; childen's do. white. mixed
and fai v, very cheap. 7. D. FOSTER
April 21 1855. ....-........- -
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THE reader will find this work possesses Il .
4 same attractive features that characterize
aii her pro6uctions Taey are alternately wiifp
md pathetic, ca1sc snd soothing sparkling
sni pensive. I'm GRAHAM & CAVE
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-21
RoDERICK 0IEE.
GRAHAM CAVE.
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEA LFBs ~
Deeks, Stationery, Paper Hangings, & c.
KECKUH. IOWA

M AkSSRs. GRAHAM CAVE, woa1a reerec /.
W fully announce to theiE friends and the pub.
ne, that they have opened a large stock OF Books
sna stationery, III Crahauls Building, on second
Street, one door north uf the Post once TIT
stock comprises rsritd assortment N miAceila>
neoua, classical school, and music boCksi IL
whsch additicns are made simost daily by receipts
from the principal publishing houses 10 the TAI
ed o4etes, OF sR new and popular looks. puI-
oAAoofs will find on our shelves many choice vol
knes tn elegant bindings, suitable for presents;
1lso, great variety Of beautiful cies Of fancy
ataeionery, expressly for the CITY trade. We ia
v1te the attention. OF country merchants and All
euyers. II will be our constant 10 give our
customers entire satisfaction.
July I'D.
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DEN. T. DCDSONl
VT ERGEsANT TAILOR

No. ., Ihlfd Street., between NalA and Johnson,
EE0hUk, IOWA
L EEPS general assortment Of French Eng
IL iish ard American Cloths, Ca,sineres. and
NestiHgs oi the very finest quality and the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make M 10
order al the shortest notice in the latest style -
Also eood assortment Of Shirts always Oh hand
Feb sth; 1883. dly
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" oOSe oote DF0f&Io, oedl
Forwarding and Co
Nos o. an
4 RE now receiving
n their spring sioe K, w
at very low rates. The
ders they may be favorei
100 hhds N % sugar.
so bhis Belchef's cift,
~ /" loaf ana crashe q
loo 81 s Fl moIasses,
90 /" plantation q
DC &C Belcher's 4 II Il
solesn Top,
80 pkgs hf bhl s kgs do
400 sacks Rio coffee,
80 pock'ts old gov jass 4
500 kegs naiis,ssst Sizes
90 boxes soap,
30 do star candies,
SO do mcui3 10
7s hf chests tea 10, ass',
So boxes do
100 hxs shswlng tobaCci
various brands.
90 bxs cut chewing az
srnoking do
ta N regalia and princiIl
cigars.
as boxes Cuba sixess
500 bu prime ID. Apple (
900 bu prime D. Peaehe
100 pKgs xalefatass Bill.
boxes, kegs,
rs kegs 5 c soda,
SEQ bbis wrapp'g pape r
100 reams let. j. cap DC
80 pkgsi, AZ , mac kaT
8 drums codii sh,
Sc bxs smoked herring
o cases saidsnes,
10 tierces rice,
IS bbis tar,
20 I" itch s. sesia
81 hxs NJ n RAISING,
co hf and Or bxs do
! case prunes, III boxes
10 boxes citron,
500 drums figs,
rs bbls Dayton ale ffes
IS boxes mustard,
fe g corn star 1h,
90 doz brooms,
800 lbs broom tysiae,
IS boxes axes,
7t bhls crackers,
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Bathing Apparatus.

INHE public are invited te call AT d examine our
Bathing Tubs, Pans, &c of every descrip-
tion and We will set ihen to order in any part Of
the country.
BUEL & BRO.
MAY ln3&HGw
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THE Model Architect series Of original de-
j signs for cottages, villas. suburban residences
&c, accompanied BY explanations and estimates.
GRAHAM & CAVE
Anril 2 d
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e.. W. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCCNS.

MAIN STREET, Bet Bird ard 4th Streets.
kEGkUK. IOWA.
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NEW STO HsE..
III ID. WOO DIV ARD.

bry 6o0ds, Hats and Caps, clothing Natfhfl
and Clocks, Gold and Plated jewelry,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Also lnfge and well selected stock ef
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
vi0lins, Accosdeons, Flutes, Class and Fancy
Boxes.
No. ~ Main South side, between Sd sth sts>
kEOKUK, IOWA.
II AVN g been engaged exclusively in the
Ii Wholesale Trade IN New Albany Ind, and
stfll holding an interest there, Will enable me s
f0rmeriy,te buy ny goods BY he package OF Inl
pcrters and Manufacturers. Thgs placed on the
same Soundaton as our Clnclnnati and Saint Louis
whoiesaie dealers, ] can saisly pledge mYseIf 10
duplicate any bill purchased In our western cities.
Ths Citizens Of this place and the surrounding
country. al well as merchants, are solicited TO
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMsELN Es,
shall take pleasure Ia showing my Goods.
June 2s--dkw III. ID. Nn0BW ARB.
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Steamboat Disasters.

The steamers James Robb and Dresden
were recently sunk in the Mississippi, below
St. Louis. The Dresden struck wreck at
Widow Merriweather's, short distance be-
low New Madrid, and was run ashore and
sunk-her stern in Is or 20 feet of water,
and the bow in water up to the guards. -
She had on board q valuable cargo, and
will prove, it is though, total loss. She
was valued at $4,000.
The Ro5b struck log, just above Cape
Girardeau-was run close to the shore and
sunk in about the same depth of water as
the Dresden. She was one of the finest
and costliest boats in the trade, and was
brought out in 1852. She was owned by
Capt. H. CARRELI, who doubtless had her
we'll insured. She is, also, total loss.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

We have received from WV. Dahl,
Bookseller, Roberts street, Putnam's Mag
alne for March. The number is embel
lished by portrait Of Rev. DR.. VINroN, Of
Brooklyn, one of Putnam's contributors.
The contents Of this number are of an unu.
sually varied and interesting character. Mr.
Dahl leaves for the East on Monday next
and will attend to all orders in the line OIL
bis business
We are indebted to the publishers Of Go
dey's Lady's Book for the March number
Compliment is superauity when applied to
Cooley. We notice that an arrangement
has been made by which the Lady's Book
and Harpers Magazine can be obtained
one year for -Four Dollars and half.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

KIssANE RE-ARREsrED.--A despatch from
Buffalo of the 18th, says that man call
ing himself CHAs LYNCH, who was arrested
at Wellsville, Erie Co., N. Y, for passing
counterfeit notes of the International Bank
at Buffalo, proves to have been the notori-
Gus WV. KIssANE, of the Martha Washing
ton conspiracy, and robber Of the Chemical
Bank, N. Y. Thirteen $500 bills of the
Chemical Bank were found at his boarding
house. It will be remembered, that KS
aANE was arrested for the above robbery.
but escaped from the officer by leaping from
the cars in the night on the New York and
Erie Railroad. rs