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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-16

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Neal Hstate! Rsai 1.t,,
=. Kilooura Real Est.t. srel., . .'as
sAl ~ - sAans. toT1 u:
ana oninProved Prepsrt,
For Sale b.
geo. 1. NIcKo,,o
Real ls,a,. -
No s3-sloper Farm Of $50 acres ,eo Acu
acres Of good timber in Aliens Groya Nv o. Pa
No 24--A Parm OF 100 aore.-,oo
Win TWO good dwellings- large frss'a Is lmgs..
QUO apple trees This farm on AZ 49, m, AVA
acres @'eniort, Al ~
~, no sa--snperb Farm of 200 acres, .,a.
Muscstins road Ut miles ives, of Ci,, situated Au o.
40 acresin cultivation, balance i, H.; al lnds,
al new and cost ~ 600 Price Oh, so @h0er; buaal
No 26-.Snturban Farm p. ,er...a
"a VI all under fence; 100 Cd n, N NV an
ings anu aprendage; price SIS per re,s goo ID
ohoI NickolIssil.sss
Aoaa--Ihe knight Farm Of 100 AGRA.
the b.nna mies W oteity; has a ,,,,, Situated
pe,. uoa'res ah"er cultivation, pooJ Nv w. goo
MN o'her aNemebts; cost s25s {: .tea
Farm $500 aver! das!
No 2e--Farm fine improved. o,,.s
below the city near the town of aefcs
OF good TIMBER large frame building bs, ,s arcs
Price IS OcU van atd sss
No se--Wcll improved farm Oac,s.. H.
tion;good frame dwelling and an, 80, ~ media,
orchard OF good fruit, may yarie,i ' w. r. ~
aonrdaEt; Hes miles west OF ei,y--ptss"1 we "
acre 1--WE "
No 3O--A beautiful farm Of Iso ae,n.
Rock isiand, lies very Handsomely 81 hHsNaj
vita good.d~eiiings and dive springs .le,
per acre sgs(
No 3l--a valuable piece Of property ,ss,
export, bordering on Dack Creek. CO., Ss cay
nearly all fenced with good houses p,s. sasul
acre WV r
No 3s--A great bargain; farm on w,,...,,
containing $50 acres; S. OF which ara, ma.
sdveiing houses, stable corn crib and ws.-p,'
/ per acre TIM \
- ,A'""p'' 'tpt Sulianlng .lI acres m a,
Mississippi River opposite Moline; vrest ~.
: No a+-A farm IN ''Last Grove" Sect fos,,,
tanning 80 acres; acres OF which Is ereo,.G ~ -
| which il erected new flame house a Iox 80 80 ~
good stable, two wells with chain puun. ss Dsm y
| ofyo'ing frui.rees--Priee si20o 1n'
No "A splendid farm on the Ms,is,ipni p,,,
miles below Davenport in Mnscatine eoust, 4,,,..
ing ass acres; 100 OF which is under eeltya,or. u
pasture ard us 10 timber; 80 acres Of Rte, Rs,..
COED ba'ldisgs, and upwards ofgoo frnh Tree. "A \
bearing-apiie, peach and eherr,--Prte 81 \
| acre "
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4 IL persons are hereby forbid trusting nay wifi,
- Harriet Krowei as will pay no debts of her con
tracing from this date.
CONRAD KRowELL.
Davenport, Jan. lIth. Is55.3t-ws
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-13
PENNAYLyANIA RAILROAD.
60 !;

THREE Daily Through TTalIs, Between Pr
ladelphia and Pitsburg THE MORNIAt
MAIL TRAIN Leaves Philadelphia for Pi,sburg
at7ls A. NJ. and Pittsbnrg for Philadelphia al
A. NJ. THE FAST L leaves Philstelphia
for Pittsburg al / p M. and pittshnrg for Phlla-
delphia at / p NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadeph for Pittsburg at ! l
p. NJ, and Pittshurg for Philadelphia al 10 P. NJ
The above lines connect al Pitfsburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton
Galena and Chicago, his; Frankford, Lexington
and Louisville, Ky; Terre Haute. Madison La
fayetfe, and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. Day.
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massllon and
Wooster, Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and to New ORLEANS, ST. Louis, LOUIS
VILE and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the
different starting points Passengers from The
West will find this the shortest and most exnedi-
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK
or Boston.
TIIOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lires, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIM EN-,
Ascent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. !, 1885. ly
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
EN


NE Great Central Route, connecting the Al
i ian,ic cities with Western, Northw es'ern
and Southwestern States. by continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports OR
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers TO all ports on the North
western Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forwarded TO and from the Great Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTsDrRG.
FIRST Class Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Gin boxes) Furs,} 75c per loob.
Feathers, sc. -.
I'd Class Books and Stason-)
ery, Dry Goods Gin bale.l, 60 {. per loob.
Hardware, Leather, Wool, J
Sd cLAss-Anvil.. Baeeing,
Bacon and Pork Gin bulk).} 30 c. per lo0lb.
Hemp, &C.,
4th CLass- Coffee, Fish, Bs-
con and Pork {packed> Lard} 40 c. per loolb.
and Lard Oil,
RTln shipping Goods from any point East OF
Phliadep hia, be particular to mark package "pia
Pennsyi pania Railroad y All Goods consigned
to the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsbnrg. will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS -Moses Potter. Boston J.
l.. Elliott, N. York; E. ]. Snee Ter, Philadelphia
Magraw & Rooms, Baltimore Geo. c. Francis
Gus, Pttshnre; Sprigman B. Brown, Cincinna-
IT, Ohio; ". S. Moorehead, Louisville, Ky. r.
c. Meidrum, Madison, Ind; Ratchff l. Co., ST
Louis, Mo-; ]. S. Mitchell l. Son, Evansville
Indiana.
H.H HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. ]. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
Feb |, 1885. ly
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G., Nj. HUSTON.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANNY DRY GOOrs,
- Nnin street, kesksk, fswa.
LWAis on hand general assortment OF Rib
"A bons, Carpets, Laces, Edgings, Insertion ana.
Millinery Goods In general, with q larxe .ssort
Supporters, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Pspers'
Enyelops common and fancy, blank sooks f.ne,
soaps, Hair oil Cologne and pe riume ny olalikipa.
q large assortment Of pocket cutlery, scfssor.
kazors Pistols Clocks, gold and silver Watchet
and jcwelrJ OF all descriptions, quals, and
also large an enc re xortme nj of comks But
tons, Threads, Pms needles, Spcctarles an a..
seS, Port Monies, fine assortment OF ro<ans
Wallets, Memorandum Books, PsnciJs shawn.
and Eye Projectors. In word everything com
prised in tire
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
Accordeons an Fiutinas of oil rrades
Our stock viii be found very heavy and com.
piete, our goods having been seIe ctedfish asrl,
tail trade, with great care ara with special re
snce to the requirements OF he western ,,.rkets
regards both quality and prices a. We IL end 10
compete with the St. Louis market and will all
as low not little lower than any house In the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and connn3
ourselves to one particular branch OF business.
AID Of course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping pr omiscuouh stock. We would respect
fully request Merchants, Pealars aad Dealers in
genersi, to give us call and examine our stoch
and prices, and satisfy themseves before purc has
ing elsewhere as we think they willnnd il greatly
to their advantage. Call At No. -, Main street,
G, ~. HUSTON.
Sept. !, 1854. d&w
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
w. 80 AEa
RAIL ROAD LINEi!
(Peorla & Oquawka, Csntral Military
Tract d Chicago, Burlington
e. Quincy Railroads.

feoria q Oquawka, C5ntrai Military
Tract IL Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroads,
rs now completed, and Trains run the entire
i distance from CHICAGO to BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change Of cars.
ne most direct route to Chicago, New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, and all her points East
2 Daily Trans leare Darlington Sun
days excepted.
l.--.DAY EXPRESS, --TnRoucH Z. 30. A. NJ.
Arriving a Chicago the same evening passing
through Monmc nth, Gales burg, Princeton, and
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, to LaSalle, Bloomington, Sp lngheld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Gaana and Dnnleith
2---ExPKEss THROUGH. 7. 30, Pm
Connecting with Illinois Genital Rail Road al
Mendoza for st. LOUIS and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run IN close con-
necficn, avoiding all laying over al any oil The
points.
This Road connects at Chicago with The Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Roads, and
with all the Roads leading 10 the Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7, 30. p NJ,
reach Galena aud Duuieh in y hours, and st.
Louis in 20 hours.
BY this route passen. GERS will r. ach 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,
theace to all points south and southeast
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago,
and no charge for handling at any point.
Throug Tickets BY this Route can be pur-
chased al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
C.. u. HAMMOND, SuperiuieBGen t.
d. REmrcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
C. 4. FoLlETr, General Ticket Agent, Chi
csgo.
Chicago, May lst 1850. d&w
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&. w. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCCM MS.
MAIN STREET, Bet. Ord and 4th Streets.
KECKUK. IOWA.

MAIN STREET, Bet Ord and 4th Streets.
KECKUK. IOWA.
THE undersigned has now in
l. his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
we'll selected assortment Of all kinds OF Fur
n'ure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESS1 Nc,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas fine and
plain centre en- card Tables; canes al and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads of the latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes clocks carpet
ings, floor and door mattings, floor and table oil
cloths mattresses feather busters, carriage trim
mings, window shades and trimmings, and ever
other article usually kept in my line OF business
Part Of my stock was made under nv own ST
pervsion, and the rest bought from uianufactof
les of high standing, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish of work ma nship.
My object is to establish permanent business
here, and moi on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an inducementto persons 10 purchase OF me,
resolved to sell al the lowest ST Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. viii always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not
may 81 '5l--if q. w. SANDERS.
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MIR. Editor:

YOU may announce my name for candidate to
i sell every article Of Dry Goods and Groce
res cheaper than ever, as | am anxious 10 raise
money 10 buy few lots, which can't do wen
after The election, there will be dreadful raise
IN property, for shall tax every lot 10 the city
10 per cent per week, if am elected 10 carry on
our Rail road, to be paid IN The b. nix weekly,
which will complete one mile Of our Road week
~ How many weeks will it take 10 complete
this road? Who owns tho road, Lee county,
the city Of Keoknk. or the property holders p
II you find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article in any Of my stores yon ran retura
the articles. S. 8. BILLINGS.
Main Street, ksokuk, Iowa.
March %, 1855 diff
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Valuab!~ Tut Lots for Sale.

I'HE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion OF
! the Tract known as the Gamble FARM in
ten acre lots.
The above land is situated ab4sf /. mil. from
the town plat OF Keokuk, and affords usnv
beautiful sites for private residences. The
land being worry rich and situated convenient 10
the city, and beyond the reach Of the dust from
the Plank Road, offers the most valuable IocA-
tions for Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, &c.
Terms will be made easy and title warranted.
WIN. C. GRAHAM.
April l6, 1855. dam
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To the Public.

THE undersigned proposes to do Carpenters
and Joners work OF every description, and
viii lake contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish aud furnish materials
and deliver the keys or in any way as per con-
tract, and OF the quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and at the time specified. Can be
seer at nay shop or office on Fulton Street, be !.
tween Second and Third. p EICHER
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr.. j. A. Graham, Thos. w.
C.sgeit. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev. VIM.
Ii. Williams.
Keokuk, Aprii TO- 1855 4
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Washington Union Insurance Co..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, 50 30. 900.

officers.
n. B. DTNHAM. President,
GEORGE MYGArr. Vice President and Treasurer;
O. N SKEELs, Secretary;
GroRoE B. SeHTER, General Agent,
Directors.
Geo Mygatt. Cleveland; d Dnnham, Cleveland;
r Backus, do c w Cook, do
A s sanford, do w Nj Powell, do
Benj Northrnp, DO Jacob Perkins, Warren !;
Geo Scn.er, de r Baker, Norwalh
D N Skeeis, do John Clark, Brunswick !;
] p Robinson, Bedford.
IHis UeH knotUn Company IS pre-
pared 10 take risks on the safer class
es Of property. Their means are
ample, and are so arrested that the
funds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam or special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum to be Insured In the same vicinity is
limited to a prudent amount.
The Company has completed the fourth year
of lis existence, and the Directors have been able
TO meet all losses without the necessity Of a tax
apon The premium notes.
No assessment hos been made upon the
depostte notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Agents.
February 18th, 1855. end
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BIaCkamith0 Tools.
OS ASSORTED sizes ArmitaEe Al. n. Anvflu
~ 40 pr bellows from % to - inches
30 solid box vices ays'd sizes
2 dozen blacksmith's butresscs
40 fafrier knives
20 do ass'd files and rasps
s do sore v plates, slI sizes
cask hand and sisdge hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
LOTIONS ass'd iron of every sizei
30 DO do plOw steel
1000 lbs No. cast German and Engli.h Blist.
steel
All OF which IS offered TO merchars e and black.
smiths st the lowest price andieA u hest terms~
A. to the quality IL the i,on Il IT, net neeessarv
to SPEAK. as it is unique stionahls.
THOS. J. RICE r ca
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Farmers take Notice.

ID EICHER has IA hand and will furnish to
l order Z.mmermans celebrated Separator
81 Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
Gsatn ready for market. 1t will thrash and clean
H601O0 to 300 bushels per day, and has taken
- premium at Ia. Crystal Palace, New York,
~ q the State Fairs Of Maryland, Virginia, In
S 13nna. Illinois, &c. Orders will be thankfully
s. poqqlee4 end :omnunics ions wiilreceive promp
Z I~oaJon.
. 1GDt1snce on Fulton s., between Cd and Sd.
P. ElCHER.
4 rEnnnrsk A nrii 10 1k55 dkW
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Tennessee Iron.

Tennessee Iron.
NT are now receiving, In sddition to our pres
w ent stock OF Iron and Blst ksmith Tools, di
fectiy from the manufacturers, 30 tons assorted
yes Bar Iron which will be abie 10 give our
customers the benefit OF the recent decline IN tt e
market aiss $50 slabs assorted sizes Plow steel
to which the attention Of dealers ard biack NTH
Ia directed. Feeling desirous Of enlargipg thi s
branch o our bsiness, we are prepared 10 offer tb
necessary Induce aents to customers to sccomplis
the same. CONNABLE, sMYTH 4 CO.
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r. ID. FOSTER

III ASiust received we'll assorted Stock of
III Spring and Summer Goods, TO which the at
ten'ion Of buyers is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference to the city retail trade. and will be sold
as low as the same class Of goods can be bought
in any House in Iowa.
Purchasers win do well to examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will find many
styles rot usually kept in this market.
April %, 1855.
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3 A n K ] N G HOU Sc
OF

CHARLES PARSONS,
Co7rs OF Main and Second SITS. Keokuk
GIGHT Exchange on the East and South To-,
~ sale Also Page & Bacon's Sight Drafts Oh
London. Sight and Time Bills of Exchange
Bank and Bankers Drafts and certihc ates OF de-
post; Foreign Gold and Silver and Land War
rants purchased.
Remitiances from the country for exchange
promptly forwarded
Interest allowed on deposits as per agreement
REFER
Messrs Page & Bacon, ST. Louis.
Cashier Am. Ex Bank. New York
s' Atlantic Bank, Boston.
. Phil. Bank, Philadelphia.
- Merchants Bsak, Baltimore
nessrs T S. Goodman 4 Co, CINCINNATI.
Anril 6. 1s63
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WHOLESALE AND RxrArI.
IA I, H. TURNER has pureh.s.e;
the entire stock Of s. b. Good :
- rich 4 Co. sad will csrry 81 the
business Of saddle and harness
making IN all Its branches 81 the
shop formerly occupied by j. G. Trimble. Ma ne.,
Main Street -
His stock consists ofthN bfst material 10 h,
found In the Cincinnati market, and be csn Offer
hauc to the trade sithsr e wholesa,r o.
retail -
WHIPS.
re has also every style IT uhips, which can
10 thu ciax. ''''''' = -. 80
hsriicth sttention Eivenlp RrYA,nsrs. ~
~ 8 - ~ shsfttef sosies, ~ 4 $50
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Mckee e. Tilnherlnans
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stable, situated OIL ThId street, between
J. Main and Biondeau streets, Il large and com
mod,ous aud especially fitted up and adapted for
the business, aud the undersigned amply pre-
pared TO accommodate their friends and the pub
lie generally, With Saddle Horses. Bugeles. and
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also keep
Horses by the day, week, or month
SAML- MCKEE.
W. ZIMMERMAN.
9Th, ~, 1884
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A. I. coANABLE. ovo. ,. sMvTH. n coHrAnLE
CDNNABIaE IN YTn Il 90.
wholesale Grorers. AemI~rs In Tenness~~ Irsn. 4

,. ssrvTH- n coNFAnLE
MYTH u 20.
~vs In Tensess~~ Iron. 4
sierchasis,
d 80. Lcsea,
TIE following, completing
hick they offcr 10 the trade
= will DO justice TO any or.
with
so nests tubs,
10 dog tar buckets,
so doz zinc wsshboards.
90 boxes clothes pms,
100 cells E,saillsrope,
rs u inte IS
75 dog hemp and grrssled
cords,
500 boxes wind, W glass,
asst sizes IL brands,
, 30 boxes tunblers,
so hxs pit, hi pt 4 Of fssks
8 ceroons h2casesiuttgo
cask prime madden,
8 bbis alum,
10 8. copperas,
rs sacks pepper,
I" spec,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
pimento,
a bales cloves,
case nutmegs,
30 boxes gro. ginger,
as doz yeast pow ders,
30 bills diff Kinds nuts.
90 bu flesh pea nuts,
% bales cotton batting,
10 " candle wick,
7s bags cotton yarn,
30 {" coiofed aud " hiie
carpet chain,
20 bales wrapping twine.
30 boxes st. Louis starch
20 70 starch,
DO doz Thomas oysters,
loo boxes ctndy,
zoo kegs rife and mining
DOW der,
100 d. Z wood buckets,
10, 200 feet fuse,
90 cases Id and hf ID Can.
Ister powder,
100 boxes mate he's,
De boxes ink,
loo bags shot all xizes,
2 tons barSlead,
goo NJ G D esps,
IT. II water proof do
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2DD8s =. !. WOODS HAIR kksTOhATisk
- ~ Aavs never known any other Medicine
- - large = share Of public confidence
81 oAore . time, ~ this has done. 1t has not
! 9nDoso tAan year since we trst heard Of ii,
Is now stands at the head Of all rene lies OF
- &1nd.-lChsstsr Herald.
4oU N III editor say this, Cor the intrins tic
uD1oe q e1o compound has enabled the proprietor
- ell witAiA the past ten mouth: in the cities
- ~. koais and New Yorx more than one hun
lRo1 thousand Solar . worth OF certificates fr II
- lntoliigent and gentlemen OF national reputa-
1oons q vAlcA the following 10 ens'
ssssSas Carlyle, H., June ~, 1853.
hoyo uood Prof. OIL Woods Hair Re stors
~, anA have admired its wonderful effect. My
! tc11 vas becoming, a. l thought, prematureiy
: 6D19e Bat By the OF his aRsstorative," 1t has
eoe1ned its original color, and, have ne osuet
permanently 30.
s~.a.a sydney Brssss. Ex- Sem tor United states.
Aloo circulsrs, which can be had Of the Agents.
.s o q. =. .s1 ! Mckrssr. Agent.
s &oeenk, Iowa, Juno IS '6A-[d&w iy.l
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N - NW4 LEs otOs
CONN a RLE.
wholesale Gsse~ers, A.m,
For wnrdiss and 40.
Nos N an
A RE nov receiving /
- heir spring stee n. wi
at very low rates TIE,
ders the ) may be favored
100 hhds NJ @ SUGAR..
so bbis belcher'S c1fi,
% g loaf anu crushed ,
100 " 8 H moiasses
90 /" plantation 81
DO 60 Dcichet's s II s.
golden syrup,
DO pkgs hf bbi y krg do
400 sacks Rio coffee,
10 pockets old gov Javsde
500 kegs nails. sizes
90 boxes soap,
no do star candies,
70 do M uid do
TO hf chests teas asst,
90 boxes do
100 hxs showing tobacco
various brands,
so bxs cat chewing aud
smsa king do
Do D. fegslia and prin cipe
cigars,
30 boxes Cuba sixss.
500 hu prime ID. Apples,
500 bu prime . Peaches,
100 pFgs ssleratus, bills ,
boxes, kegs,
IS kegs : Csodn,
SEQ bb!s wrapp'g paper,
ZOE resms let. 4 cap do
30 pkgs IL Il . mac erel
s drums Goldfish.
81 pxs smoked herring,
3 cases sstd,nes,
10 tierces rice,
- bbis tar,
20 /" Ti,ch & rosin.
- bxs NJ r rsisins,
co hf and or bxs do
! case prunes, in boxes,
10 boxes citron,
500 drums figs,
30 bbls Dayton ale, fresh,
rs boxes mustard,
10 81 corn starch,
80 doz brooms,
500 lbs broom twine,
- boxes axes,
rs bbls crackers,
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Meat Market.

THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
i Will open a Meat Stall on Sd street, in the
house of +. w. Johnson, adjoining HE coffin
ware room, where he hopes 10 receive a share OF
public patron lge. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. %, 1859. diff
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Bathing Apparatus.

THE public are invited - call ard examine onr
d - DuaAxAe Tabs, Pans, &c Of every descrip-
-. - ~ will set then to order in any part of
BUEL BRO
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GIoves spA Hesslery.

I AIDES, oolored black and white Kid Gloves,
ia Silk. Lise Thread, and cold do, Twisted 4
let Silk Mits for Ladies and Misses, Black.
WI e and mode Silk Hose, and large stock oil
cot, , in white. unbleached, black, seate and
mike Of all prices; children's do. white. mixed
ard IA. v. very cheap. P. ID. FOSTER
April z, 1855.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ EU. CRITTENDEN has taken the store iate-
" ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings
corner Of 5h and Man Streets, and has opened
a large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection OF the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination 10 build up . permanent trade,
will enable him 10 sell lower than any house in
this City. Quick sales and small profits is his
motto.
Keokuh, NAV 9. 1885, dtf
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j. w. Johnston,

Z n II T. X I A X l. r
CORNER JOHNSON 4 THIRD STREETS,
CARRIES on the business OF Under rA
" tasing in all lis branches. He has
recently made extensive additions TO his stock
and perfected his arrangements in every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
lmperyious to air and indesirnctible, highly or
namerted and Invaluable for the preservation oil
the dead, as well as coffirs of every style and
finish furnished 10 order.
liearses and carriages furnished, and The en-
tire arrangements of the funeral attended TO
when required.
keokuk, April IL, 1855. DIV