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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
LEONARD PIERCE'S ESTATE

I1f17-%HRH I TENI F. rs T.
WE the subscribers, being appointed tv IL.
" ff"otte court, for the district Of E->.x,
'''!"l>>'iicr> I" receive, examine an. ad,s, all
claim and demands of all r..r,o,, o~,.,s, ,,,o
,i'e OF Leonard lierce. late i T,i,err in sale;
"ls'rlc'. deceased. AMI the claims o. IT,. !cc.ase,;
cxiih!ted in o-e' Thereto l"rei,v give notice TIA,
SIX months from III. 5.il .iav of D..b.r. A Il
ls5o, are allowed for the creditors 10 DIS. NJ their
c,ahhs 10 SAID commissioners for examination aad
ana tha' we vii meet for that purpose
AZ the Store Of Stephen Howe in said 7 uncn,,,r,
on me ilr>t Tuesday" Of January and April neN.. II
Clock on each Of SAID DAYS
SIEP!IEN HOWE,
JOHN W. HAE SHOGN. Comm ;ssloncrs.
Lu1enbUrg. Nov. -, Is;5. ,57-se
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Caledonia Agricultural
Warehouse & Seed Store

VtNlIE subscriber. having purchased the Aericul
tural Warehouse "f l.. Hancock, would rc-
sHrctiuiiv announce /" Inc Farmers OF Caledonia
Count and vicinity. That lie Is rrrci, il!y weekly
from Boston and numerous lrlAi ut:,rtt.r nc e>tab
i'shnc1its III NJ" r. gi,', flesh supplies oi The
,ilrsf ,.,.l,h-.tpI
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BASKET WILLOWS,

HE subscribe uiicr> for ~" .,1r be-. variety e
j the ..'">Lct Willow, 'ir rpimai.. or pnr,,le
b.:cr VIE, ". q, lat, iv- price e! >2oo ,.r ,c ti,u-
sand cuttings wh-. 5".'' axe cr,.er"' 10 one al
dress. Wore All he char. vi.,- - lie amount
taken Is loss than 5"""" cuttings lhc, y" hc
counted III 70 counting each rod a. many cu-,n
~ IL C"Ht!s 1cet save one AT The In end They
Ill toe put MP in cow cnt bundles ,. :orn s-.;e
TO any place either by Railroad Stage or team Cut
iing> should not be used more than .icl,; inches
long. IL wet, than tn, ,Ic!!c. wb,r, II is
not wet la:''. Set them 3 f.c; enc WV. and - 70
10 inches TIE on er, leaving only 1, L. inches ont
OF 'hc ground FKASIi-S ',EE.r
"H'clp"FE, w, 'c'. ~. lN5a. 81. 80.
u Cuttings may &c olt:s::le, AZ The same ,.,,
OF q. j. Colby. Jone>viil. VI. = r.vt,,
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Whch have hrel. iu~r'.l.e! from Ii. hes: ,el"c-
t!oI.s il he tiv. H.. n lI.,c- 10 answer rcau.
!e. Having d,.c 'u-..i.,s i.',.. a. :.icv have
Il: ;u-ir OIL! stand. and ..av:.. I've: sue. sa!>iac-
tics, they tMh u>-,c>s 70 throw out luI..
v,rii"I..t IL" bc-t aiverti-ol.."ni - 10 sell
good i""i> and at Il l"w price" ana :l.'t w'Iat
tl"t are bound - TO- h, y nc,rr i,u.-. l,l..,
'Hrlr (I"'d. C'rn."r tlian cl- ri. ti..v y,
bnI>, ui ct'iIt ~: -'u NiIinru'> am! mag iicll
II ll.i" :'T,lcc from cost. iEcr cN-"ricce in
Their business ! such that they ar. bound ~. ,o IL.
uudcr>"d. lake thor w"ri tor =. gentlemen. and
eve th",n a cal. lh", have l.car' iu, stock %.
ET,1cl"'is ri al, grades am. c"'or> Bitc~ ticrnla,.
nor>elll> "i 81 price,. v"r desirable -tv> Il an
cv Doe-hlI> and Ca>>inIer,>. \c>'iii-> that ihe>
irc :h'ni-'Nc> >llpt:i'.. Ca, AL >,,l,,.. g, :.
.. ;h">r CIolrc >ilh we've; Nr>ta> before on ,>,
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Noy. IS

BRIGHTON MARKET-Noy IS
At market G75 beef cattle. 100 stores 4 pairs
working oxen. 63 cows and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs, $50 swine.
PRICEs.-Bcef Cattle--Extra. s,75a9 1st quality
$50; I'd quality -; Sd do; ord 5,!5as
Hides. =; taIlow, 10; pelts Sc lea tskns, 13c
per ID.
Stores-Ye arlings none. Two years old Sl4to 10
Three years old Sl7 10 S24.
Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and Calves,-S24 to As.
>Isep and Lambs-Extra, 81 to Z; By lot. 81
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FURNISHING GOODS.

'"rt'>'nC OF stocks. lbs. trava.> Mex and
Pocket Hanikrichri, Gloves. Hn>;.~y. Frcnc,
RosJ:l> for shirts. =" IKE an an >hI;> Uu1cr-
shirts and rfa""r-. Nn>I'rur- 'lck Gloves an
Mit'cn>, AM i"HN ":hrr god. which ::!e ,;.nl:v
ken, II. Il Elil,li..li1- S:.lr
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ROOM PAPER.

VyNliE b,-t assortment II! \criil,rn Ncr:I,. =. IA
rlu::ic all Qualities ioin ct-. /" 81 10y r"l,
Nj" good s->,iti,!: 81 farc tu:;.i:.> :!o':. L.
Ia .jr-n's.
Don, fail 20 look a, hem hc:,,r. purchasing g.
where. T.. +. BROWN
s.. Johu>hurv n,t. IL, 1858. .-.ri
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AUCTION NOTICE.

II is. GIBSON sill -c n auction. Dec l!;h. a,
~ 10 o'clock, y NJ u. the premises, he! i.r,,e-
E"'! furniture.
t. All iIieL:c. "a her are re-. l;es.,l :o,.v,ni
settle il!,lne'.at,v
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Wjsscr's RaIsam Of Wild Cherry,

The great remedy for consumption. and all other
disease. Of the pulmonary organs.
The greater the value of an, discovery. the high
er it is held in the esteem Of the public. and 50
much in proportion is that public liable TO be i'm
posed upon by thc Spurou, limitations of ignorant,
ess nng and dishonest men.
Vow tint this preparation is well known to be a
more certain cu,c for incipient consumption, asth-
ma liver complaint. coughs. bronchitis. and all
similar affections. than a.v other remedy known,
there are found those villaous, wicket as TO con
coct spurious, and perhaps posonr:'~ m'S'n1',
and try 10 palm it of as the genuine Basam
This is 10 caution dealers, ana the public yencraI
~, against purchasing any other than that having
the written signature sf |. Ru'ts. on the wrapper.
Prepared only by Seth Fowle 4 Co.. Boston
Mass. t. whom all orders should he addressed.
J c Bingham, S: Johnsbury: Bacon & Bracket
st Johnsburv Centre: W II McGaticv Lyndon
Randall 4 Hubbard Lyndon Centre; Hill & Elan
der>, Sheffield; S. 5. blanchard, Glover; George
Cowles. Rvegate; Clark 4 Earnuir, Barnet; Bon
rev Il Bingham, Waterford.
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FOR SALE,

@ FOR SALE.
ISSSsE2 The Dwelling House. Barn, Shop.
liil!xl grounds, &c, recently owned and ' o,
dI8cupcd by the subscriber, nc Gos,'s
Hollow 81. Johnsburv. 4 mile, ives. of ,he Dc,,,.
Said buildings all in go" repair. ard PLEASANTLY sit,
uated on the west bank Of SIccpcrs River. Terms
reasonable, aud possession given rs soon AS desired
for l'irthcr particulars consult the subscriber a.
South WAcaiock. HIS Flint
Nov. go 1855 as co
NOIICE' his may certify that have gwen
' my son, Abncr x. Parker his time during the
remainder Of his minority. and shall claim none of
his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. AMOS PaIKFg
Newark, Dec. ]. 1855 .,s60*
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TRUNKS AND VAIiSES.

Garrett Bags. Umbrellas. &C. 1a;.or'> 1rimin:.:..,
ui AL KINDS.
i = Any ono Wishing ~ h'iv a.v nf he ah,.,,
Goods al a little a,varc" ,rt, cost will find !. H.,
their Interest to trade with
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-12-08
WOODEN WARE.

Such rs Wash TUi,s and Board Nri,, Butter an
Cheese Tubs. Butter Stamp, AMI Moniis RoIlin
Pim>. Pa'l>. t}'thr> fir>: Bail and Nest Bcx.,
Trays md Knife Trays. Nous, Barrel Covers, Me-.
>ureS, Wheelbafrows &c &C. Ass.
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LATEST STYLE OF hats avn Gaps

Men, AID Bows EIsck p~' White and Brow q,
soft Has,. III! prices md G,:l,t - ll.k u!ti,
boot Rubber Boots, Fur-l.4cl u.,.r>!.ocs al
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I M M T. NJ sE
AND
r A II A l. L e l. Ed SUCCESS
DR.. WI. r. HAYDEN'S
Improved Vegetable Purgitiye
PILL. S;

lhe most valuable and potent medicine in
II T. W OR Id.
Recommended and prescribed bv more Phvs;ci,n.
than any other Medicine ever before ofF,re1 N ,hc
PEO lie;
Surprising ali other Pill. in their operation for ease
humors from the B O DY, Restoring 10 ,he
patent Ills lost treasure the richest blessing 10 man
III e A LTH.
lnese pills have been recommended bv over 5000
persons. Inc Certificates may be seen at the Office
OF the proprietor.
Pr'ce-25 cents per box or five boxes for 81.
fr'C "a: Ltit, It; ~. sc Ce..,rai Street. Iorsll
Mass Fred. Z: Smith. Montpelier, Agent for VI.
Sold byJ Bingham. St'o,iostyyv.I S X Weet.
H-'iIe, Ely n -, e.:..oCiHre
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Flour. Graham, Corn, Rive and Oatmeal.

All OF which will be >t.tl wholesale al u,n,,i;tc
turers prices. ana It. retail .owcr than can be lr
CHASED III Northern Vermont i'l..a~. cali and *
anime for Yourselves. ~ door east nr AYERS S,ot
Store on Ea-tarn Avei!r, ALIEN LANG
s.. Juhu-lrry. oct $ 10 .4o,f
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

-Nicolaief possesses twelve dockyards
six for ships Of the line, and six for small
vessels =; also immense arsenals. ami almost
exllaustless materials for ship-building. 1t
employs COO workmen in ordinary times, and
$4,000 on occasions of emergency. AT pres
cntthe number. according TO German ac
counts. it is not less than 2l.OUO.
The town Of Kars is exempted from all
taxation for three years, as reward to it for
the'd.vO.ed attention bestowed on the garri-
.on by the inhabitants during the entire prog
ress..of the siege.
-ltis reported that the London Omnibus
Company is progressing favorabIv. and will
run five hundred vehicles next year on the
French :" Correspondence asylum.
M. Adolpe Franconi. the wcll-known iii
rector Of the Equestrian Circus, has Just died,
a. the age of %. The ca,.se othis death is
stated to be decomposition of the blood"
Nine Jenny Lind has arrived in Paris.
accompanied bv her husband. She comes
from Geneva, where she appeared in a con-
cert given for the benefit Of Ernst. the vio-
linist, and another for the poor. She intend
cd to remain in Paris for tortni sht. and then
70 proceed to London.
-Condouriotti, the Hellenic minister al
Constantinovlc, recently recalled, was for
merly merchan, and ship-owner of Hydra
Some idea of his wealth may be formed by
his singular freak Of having the floor OF hi
country house paved with Spanish dollars
When the revolution OF 1921 broke out. ht
armed all his sixteen ships, and placed then
ut the disposal of the government
-Four persons we're recently arra'gnet
before the magistrates Of GlOurhrSter. Eng
land. charg. with nobs'ing and electlng by VI
olence two Mor,nonite lecturers from a build
ing in which they were holding forth. Th'
charge was dismissed. on the ground that thu
doctrine promul gated by the compliments
defense OF polvgamy-was contrary to law
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Occurrences like the recent awful CataS-
tropbe on the Pacific Railroad. sweep utterly
away such sOpListries as the trte argument
that self interest is sufficient guarantee for
the safe conduct and GOOD management OF
our railroads Could any thing be less Cor
the interest of any road than thus to signal
ize it: openiny,--to load its cars with ITS
friends and stockholders and officers, and
shoot them like Goals from a cart into an a.
bvss, where trenfy-e,gh' met horrid death.
shd none escaped but hv miracle -? And
vet can any doubt that with proper safeguards
against such criminal rrck lessnc>s and ignO-
rance, the massacre would have been avoid
ed? Could such disaster have occurred on
anv but All American Road! We do not
suppose so; and if not. whn not?
Lives have been lost and fortunes shatter-
ed hv our Vt. Roads. through recklessness as
palpatle, if not as gross, as that shown 10y
those on whom rests the responsibility OF this
catastrophe and vet there are those. both
outside as well as in their management. who
strive. and with good success. to pr'rcM tn"
adoption of a system Of supervision which
will disclose the faults in the administration
Of the affairs OF the Roads. in season to pre-
vent calamites. instead OF leaving the weak
spots to be shown by wholesale distractions
Of life and property Free Press.
-EIGHTEEN SLAVES SET FKEE.-One
VIM. Kirk. few weeks ago. reached Jack
sonvile. H., with is slaves, to enable them,
As he said. to visit some Of their relatives in
that place. The people Of jacksonville didn';
like it, being apprehensive that they would
I've lett charge upon the town. Whereup-
ON Mr.. X. declared that this should not be
that, to prevent it, he had expended $4,000
in purchasing them teams, wagons. &c, &c
by which they can support themselves. One
object, he says. in bringing them to Illinois
was that the children might receive an edu'
cation, and also in the event Of his death
that they might not pass into other hands =
for he says he would rather become slave
himself than to have one of his old and faith
1ul servants owned hy stranger. In con
s,lusion. he says he has made ample provis
ION for the slaves, and will see that they dc
not want.
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Tenement to Rent.

E NfEf c9'r".'i~r. ....,..,,."' :r. ina, 80, y
~ cal. i'. h. ~. if' .tr,i. !. 3d.; j.. 81. .n j,
l9..c SON. Possession give. .:,'i;l; 'It.cv T..
u.gc t: JANIS l.. CAi.".E!IE. !. "a. "u:....
Wmk. $40
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TRIAL AND SENTENCE OF ENGLISH
BANKERs.-The English bankers, S;rahan,
Paul and Bates, who sometime since failed
tor an enormous amount, have been convic-
ted OF gross fraud and we're sentenced 10
: fourteen years transportion, the heaviest in
Fiction provided in the statute. They are to
be sent to GibraIter to work with the orlina-
~ convict gang at that station.
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DENTISTRY.

CAHRF.TxNo.
- a. $50 Pcck'- a. =.
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10 thc Merchant. of lewa.

NEW CL0 THING WAKE HOUSE
- NAPLES CO., having taken the Store IS
4 Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt COL and having secured the ser
wees OF the most tasty cutters. are now Manu-
featuring an entirely stock of Clothing of eve
ry description, and it is ntention NJ all times
To keep large stock Of The newest and most desira-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
y. WAPLEs, formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years the West, and knowing the
WANTS Vt Western Merchants, he feels that he can
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all those that
he may have the pleasure of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think, cannot be
surpassed, all Shirts, Collars, etc, etc.. are
made 10 order
1t will afford US much pleasure to have you call
and make personal examination uf our stock.
August 3, lS55.--dIy T. NAPLES 4 co.
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
@& & -
Peoria Oqnawka, Central Military
Traet md ('hicnax0 Iin.r.


Tract and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Railroads.
I : completed. and Trains run the entire dis
L tanee from CHICAGO 10 BURLINGTON Iowa,
without change of ears.
The most direct route 10 Chicago, New York Bos
ton, Philadelphia and all other points East
Daily Trans leave Burlington SUNDAYS excepted.
l.-DAY ENpREss,-TngorGH Z. 50 A. VI.
Arriving at Chicago the same evening passing
through Monfnouth, Galesburg, Princeton aud con.
nectn, al Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, TO la Sale, Bloomington Springfield Deea-
tur, JacksonFlle, and Naples; also with Ga!ena and
Dunieith.
2.-ExpREss THROUGH T. 80 r NJ
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
MENDOZA for ST. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trans on the above Roads run in close eonnec-
tion, avoiding all laying any of the POI nts.
this Road CONNECTS al Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Miehig gan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities Ohio Ken
tn ky and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at Z. 3o r. NJ !
reach Galena and Dunleith IN 10 hours aud ST.
Louis in 70 hours.
by this ronte passengers Will reach the interior
portions Of Ohio and Indiana in less time, and with
fewer charges than by any other route, connecting
via Michigan Central at Michigan City, with the
New Albany and Salem Road, thence to all points
south aud southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and
charge for handling at any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
c. q. HAMMOND. Superintendent.
ID. REArck, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
c. +. foLLnrr, General Ticket Agent. Chicago
Chicago, May lst, 1855. d6w
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Tothe Citizens Of keokuk. /.

ITAVING Interested with the Messrs. Scofelds
L in the Gas Fitting Business, would sssure
the public ust ali orders given them will be ex
ecuted in neat and workman-iike manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being of the very best material
AZ II will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend to those des-
rous OF lighting up al the time of the completion Of
the works, that they give Immediate orders for pipe
h1tares, &c, otherwise, many would be DELAYED be-
yond that time az II would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
july 3, ls55.--i c. HERRICk X co.
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Justice of the Peace.

TTNHE undersigned would inform his friends in
i the country, that his office is on Main, between
I'd and Sd streets, Keokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store. He will attend TO the collection of all ac-
counts entrusted 10 his care, with prompt sess. Ac-
counts sent by mail, postpaid, will Give atten-
tsn, and the money returned as ordered.
March 2, lS55.--dly. EDWARD COLE.
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fItHE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing All their work to be gas
tight.
All persons desirous of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested TO leave their ad-
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received SC0FIEI.D BROTHER.
July Sd
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Fall Trade.

| STAR CLOTHING STORE, 70, Masn ST., Ksok al.
~ n. sfraus would respectfully call the at
tention ofthe gentlemen Of Reokuk and vicinity 10
the fact that he has formed CO partnership with
one oi the best clothing houses in Cincinnati II Ma
rienths L. Block and thus possesses superur IN
cites for the selection and purchase Of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have q m ,st complete assert men, ofasl
ind OF Clothing, comprising In part Cloth nd
)vercoats, Pants and Vests Of ali grades STYLES an.
sizes, Shirts, Stocks, Hats and Caps, Trunks SC
These goods have been selected with care and will
be sold at a small advance custom cost. We are
determined not to be undersold by any establish
rnent this side If clncipnal.
country merchants particularly Invited to call
and sxauin. stock, before purchasing elsewhere
sep III d4wtf III. sIRAIs Il co
ATTENTION ATTENTION
ANiNG madr arrangements for the establish
1 ment Of large Clothing Mandatory, on the
Eastern plan, | am Offering my Spring and
Summer Goods AT PRInx cosr. Those in need Of
Clothing will find this to be a rare chance.
Corner vi First and Main Streets.
NATHAN HOFFHEIMER
keokuk, Jsly IS, ls55--dkwly.
To the Gentlemen.
IN exhibition, an assortment oi French Scotch
~ and American Gassimeres--the first eyer offered
In this market.
VEsrISas.--In Metre Antique: Plain and Figured
Grenadines; Brocade and Rex silks; Silk Velvet
and Plush.
CLorHs.--Black and Blue fine grades and broken
check Cassimeres. for fall suits.
Also--A choice selection of Kid Cloth and Merino
Gloves; Half Holm Wool, Merino and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Silk and Merino Underrh hirts
and Drawers Cravats Scarfs and Handkerchief
sept. ~, lS35,-d6w p. u, FOSTER
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N. ". Hicks. N. d..
5 Z K G EON DEN TIL T.

City of keokuk, owa.--0Mce on second St., between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., in addition to the usunl
l. methods of finserting artificial teeth
is IN possession of the exclusive right UlYYyDv
for this city of mounting the .continu-
Gus gum teeth 20 universally admired for their
beauty, strength and cleanliness. Afteran expert
ence Of two in this style Of work he would
hesitatingy recommend II 10 the public possess
many and great advantages over any other style of
work known 10 the profession, Those interested are
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens Of
the different methods Of mounting teeth.
April is biS53-i6wiy
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REMOVAL.
D e utal s. oYv

nR X. s. BARBER would respectfully -
II inform his patrons and the public gen
orally, that he has removed his ofBce 70 the SxIy
New Brick building on the west side II Third street
between Main and Johnson where " has secured .
handsome suit Of rooms and has spared neither pains
expense to make them elegant and coufor table
Thankful for past fayeys he solica continuance Of
the same. EH- All operations warranted.
keok uk Oct I'D
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&00a

FINIlREE daily Through Trans, between Philadel-
i phis and Pitsburg. MoRsIsc MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiiadelphia for Pittsburg at "a A. NJ, and
pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ. THE FAs7
LINZ leaves Philadelphia for Plttsburg a. | 7. NJ
TIE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM leaves PHI lsde phia for
pittsburg at II T. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadel.
pba az le p NJ
The above lines connect AT Pittsburg with Rail-
roads to and from 81. Louis, Mo. Alton Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Fraukford Lexington and Lou
isyilie. HS.; Terre Haut., Madiso Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton Spriny eId
Bellefontaine, sapdusky, Toledo, Cleveland Coium-
bus GAINESVILLE. Massillon aud Wooster, Ohio also.
with the steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars see Hand bills at the diff
fcrcnt starting points Passengers from the West
Will find this the shortest and expeditions
route " Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton.
TII0S. MOORE,
AGEST. Passenger Lines, Phiiadelphi.
j MEskIMEN.
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31
To the Cltixens Of Keokuk.

'I'HE subscriber would announce to the citizens OF
4 heokak that he has just received Q stock of the
pest ana most fas ashionabe goods for gentleman Is
wear ever brought to keokuk, Consisting of French
and American cloths cassimeres and vestngs plush
es, reisets grenadines cashmeres, DC. which b. IL
make up on the shortest notice and the best style
to order. The subscriber has also hand fine as
sortment OF shirts crayats, scarfs, collars, SC.
sep II JAMES M. TYLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31
:. N. AVrcHlSsos. JAS. DEWEY
MERCHANT TAILORS

'I'HlRD Street, between Main and Johnson Keo-
1 kuk Iowa, have just received, u. their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing shment, q
choice and excellent supply of Broadcloths Cassi-
meres. estings, aud Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
OF al descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactor,
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best IN ate
rial to give them call.
HUTCHINSON a DEWEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

On Johnson Street, betWoen Ist and I'd.
Rl O'BKi AN co. Having permanently es
- tablished ourselves in keokuk, with an ample
supply of the very best material for the msnufac-
ture of Carriage Bugges. Gigs and Hacks, we are
prepared 10 make All articles in our line, in the
very best style and Of the choicest material on
sonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept ~, ls5o--ily