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Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
NEW BEDFORn
Oil & Camphene Works,

90 washington &c. San Francisco.
WE HAVE ON HAND and for sale 5o. GOO CAL
~ Ions of Bleached and Refined Oil-embracing
sperm Lard, Polar, Elephant China Neats-foot and
Lanners I Oil Fresh Camphene, Burning Fluid, Alco-
mol and Whlskey of all kinds and of the best quality
also Soda Ash, Potash, Tallow, Grease, Soap &c.
dealers desiring genuine article, at low rates,
are invited TO call and examine our Stock before pur
enasing r F. KNOX & co.
4S-Sm' Mahufa cturers.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

MARRTED.-In the city of Brooklyn, New
York, on Tuesday evening, Sept, IL, at
the Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev.
William Henry Lewis D. D., Rector Mr.. j.
WINCHESTER, formerly of ''The New World
and Golden Rule" newspapers, New York,
and editor of The Daily Pacific News" San
Francisco, to Mrs. MARGARET ELIZABETH
BROWN, all of Brooklyn.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

NEARLY FINIsHED.-The Nevada Democrat
says the work on Kidd & Co.'s Yuba ditch is
rapidly progressing The dume is now com
pleted up to the tunnel within a few feet of
the waters of the South Yuba. In the ac-
complishment of this labor the greatest diff
fculty attending the work is removed.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

NEVADA COURT DIREeToRY-Mr. Dalli-
son, one of the proprietors of the Nevada
Directory, was in town few days since, So
Letting support for the work. We are pleas
ed to learn that he met with very fattering
success. Sufficient encouragement has al
ready been received to warrant the issue of
the work. No effort will be spared by the
proprietors to render it publication every
worthy of the County.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

lion labor. He has been gool and faithful
friend to the Indians and is much beloved by
them. In accordance with the wishes of him
self and those Indians who have been for a
long time with him, Col. Henley has consent
ed that some forty or fifty of them may re-
main with him, on condition that he shall
take proper care Of them and be responsible
FOR their behavior. This Mr. B. promises to
10. and will no doubt faithfully keep his
word. lie is now preparing comfortable
houses for them to live in and will hereafter
keep them more particularly under his per-
sonal supervision. With regard to the re-
mainder. Mr.. Storms will return again in
few days to collect them together and take
them with him to the Reservation.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

FIRE PROOF STABLE-The foundations of
the new fire proof stable of Messrs Cady &
20. are now completed, and ready for the
superstructure. This building, when finish
ed, will form one of the most imposing fire
proof structures in town.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

10 We learn that the Meetings of the
M. 3. Church, South, at Nevada, are still
kept up with no abatement of interest. Up
to Sunday last p persons had been added to
to the Church, and quite number of others
had been hopefully converted.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

g@ The Meetings at the NJ. E. Church, of
this place are still continued with very
considerable degree of interest. The Church
has more than doubled its number of mem
bers since the work began. The Rev. NJ. C..
Briggs, from Marysville, preached last
evening, and will preach again this Tuesday,
and tomorrow evenings.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

SoNs OF TEMPERANCE.-The Grand Divis-
ion of the Sons of Temperance, elected their
officers, at Sacramento, on Thursday last
E. W. ROBERTS, ESQ, of Rough G. Ready,
was elected Grand Worthy Patriarch of the
Order.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

The SPEAKERsHIP.-Th Maysville Herald
says 1t is authorised to announce that Geo.
W. Carter, of Sacramento, will be prom
lnent candidate for Speaker of the next As
sembly.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

MOVEMENTS OF KINNEY MEN.-The Central
American at Greytown, says that nine hun
dred men will leave on the first of October
from Alabama and Mississippi, for San Juan
del Norte, with the intention of settling in
Nicaragua. The party would be we'll fur
nished with provisions, farming utensils, &C.,
for six months.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

QUARTZ JEwELRY.-We were shown some
elegant specimens of quartz jewelry, the
other day, from the establishment of Mr..
Glass, on the opposite side of the Street
from this Office.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

N@The School Commissioners have au-
thorised, Constable Burnet to take a census
of the children Of this township, for the pur-
pose of determining the amount to which the
town is entitled from the general school
fund.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@~Upon the occasion of delivering a IA
nous lecture in Cambridge, Mass, recently
wendell Phillips remarked that the ''making
OF good gingerbread was one of the lost arts. y
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

1MPRIsoNED.-Santa Annals son, Jose de
Santa Anna, who made his fortune out of
the Custom House at Mazatlan, is now a
prisoner in San Juan de Ulloa, awaiting trial
on various criminal charges
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
AGENTS.

T. EsTgYs Hill is our authorised Agent to transact
business for this Office in Nevada and throughout ali
the upper portions of the County.
GARDNER 4 KIRK arc our Agents in Sacramento
They may be found at the Post Office Literary Depot
Third ST., next door TO the Post Office
Mr.. L. P. FISHER is sole Agent in San Francis
co. He Is empowered to receive advertisements and
receipt for the same. He may be found at his desk
the Iron Building, opposite the Pacific Express Of
Zee, up Stairs,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

TAX PAYERS, of Grass Valley Township,
who wish to save costs, should call forth
with upon Mr.. J. NJ. Fouse, at his office on
School street, and pay their State and Coun-
ty Taxes. See Advertisement.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@ We would call attention to the Card
OF Mr. McKenna, which will be found in
another column. Gentlemen in want of
substantial and durable garments, made in
superior manner, will do well to give him
call.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@-The Robinson Family are now at the
Union Theatre, San Francisco, where they
are drawing crowded houses, and reaping a
golden harvest. La Petite Susan is the chief
feature of attraction. The ezra" speaks of
her as more finished "artste" than either
of the Bateman children.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The Marysville
Express says that fire occurred at Parks
Bar, on Monday of last week, destroying a
Spanish dance house and several adjoining
buildings. A man named knight, was un-
fortunately burned to death.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

Ms-By careful calculation, it is shown
that all mankind who have lived and died
from the creation,t to the present time, might
be buried, side by side within the limits of
the little state of Rhode Island.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hersby given that by order Of the Pro-
~ bate Court the undersigned will sell at Public
AUCTION to the highest bidder for Cash at the Grass
Valley Slide Grass Valley on TUESDAY the 18th day
OF November A. D. 1855, at IL O'Clock h. the follow
ing property, belonging to the Estate of THOMAS
HIGHLAND deceased
One Lot and Cabin on Grass Valley slide.
One Wagon.
One Horse.
oLNEY 0. FELT, Pub Adm
20, of Nevada County, and
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

OMIssIoN.-We neglected, last week, to ac-
knowledge from Witkowski, package of
Atlantic papers, among which were copies
OF the last London & Boston Pictorials and
other valuable periodicals. Our friend W.
will please consider himself twice thanked.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

The man who imagined himself wise, be-
cause he detected some typographical errors
IN newspaper, has gone east to get a per-
pendicular view of the rainbow.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
M. McKenna
}EnRGHgN7p Y2gX,0R

AIAl l&0VAA1AAH Z 6AAQWMN
WISHES TO INFORM the citizens of Grass Valley,
w and vicinity, that he has re-opned his Store,
Main Street opposite the Post Office
Where he will be happy to wait on those that may
please to favor him with CALL He will show them
that he can get up Garments in the
Latest and most Fashionable Styles,
Such as cannot be surpassed at any other Establish
ment in the state
-All garments made at this establishment war
ranted to lit, sale. 6-ft
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

INTERESTING TO THE BoYs.-Parties are
extensively engaged on the Tule lands in the
vicinity of Stockton, in cultivating peanuts.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@-California is supposed to contain a
population of near three hundred thousand.
The city of New York contains nearly twice
as many.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

%The magnificent Steamer Golden Gate
is to be laid up for the next three months, for
alterations and repairs.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

N~ We are indebted to Mr.. Kendall, of
STILES Express for the Iowa Hill news and
other favors
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@"e are indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co
for the usual fa7ors of the week.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

The MAIL STEAMER arrived at San Fran
cisco, yesterday about sun down. 3
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

@~The Union Hotel at Nevada, has been
re-opened, by Mr.. E. W. Smith.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

Iron Castings and MaChinerv.
The price of Castings of ordinary Size and Patterns
reduced to
Eight Gents per Pound
Machinery; Engines and Boilers at corresponding
reduction.
VULCAN FOUNDRY co. San Francisco
GEORGE GORDON President.
41-3m E. R. STEEN, Mechanical Manager.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
Tax PAYERS.

OF Grass Valley Township viii co sts by calling
on the undersigned and paying their STATE and
COUNTY TAXES.
J. N. FOUSE
For W. W. Wright shr. id Of Nevada Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
LEATHER HOSE,

HS For Hydraulic Washing. zEa
Four, Five, and Six Inches Diameter, best Double
Rivetted with Copper Pipes.
For Sale by GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Corner of Washington and Battery Sts.
o-S 6t San Francisco.
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THREE Daily Through Trans between, Pr
l Iadelphia and Pitisbnrg THE MORNIN
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbur
at7i9 \. M. and pitt~hnre tor Phtladel phia a,
7 A. NJ THE FASTLlNE leaves Philadelphia
for plltsburg al P. M, and Pltshnrg for Ph,la-
delphia a. P. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer Pttsburg al
p. NJ, and pittsbnrg for Philadelphia at 10 P NJ
The above lines connect at Pitsburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM 81. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Gdena md Chicago, HIS; Franklord, Lexingo on
and Louisville, KY; Terre tiaute Madison, La
fayeue, and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Sprngh Id Beefontaine. Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Evansville, NIassiIlon and
w ooster Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and to NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, Louis
Willie, and CINcINNATl.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills al the
different starting points Passengers from the
Wet Will find this the shortest and most exnedl-
tous route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
OF Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIM EN-,
Agent, Passenger Lines, P!tisburg.
Feb |, 1883. "
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Y w may announce my name for candidate 10
= sel every article OF Dry Goods and Groce
ries cheaper than ever as | am apx;ons ~ go
money to buy few lots, which cam, do well
aHer me election an there will be a dreadful raise
N property, for shall tax every lot In the CITY
10 per cent per week, if am elected to carry on
our Ran road, to be paid IN The b. nix week,v
which VIII complete one mile Of our Road week ,
~. -. nov many weeks will it take 10 complete
ms ROAD who owns the road, Lee county
,ns CITY OF keokuk. or the property holders p
you md yon pay over the wholesale price for
any article III any OF my stores you can return
''e al u''e 5. S. BILLINGS
- Main Street, Ksokuk Iowa.
Mdfcn rs, 1893. DIFF
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To the Public.

NJ Undersigned proposes 10 do Carpenters
4 ana Joinsrs work OF every description, and
WIZ axe contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, and finish ard furnish materials
and deliver the keys or in any way a. no, cn,
tract and OF the quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and al the time specified. Can be
see' at my shop or Office on Fulton Stree, he
tween Second and Third. . EIrHrp
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr.. ]. A. Graham, Thos. w
1lagef, Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev. Wa
II. Williams. "
Keoknk, April 10, 1855.
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e. W. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd aud Ih Streets,
EEukUk. IOWA.

THE undersigned has row IN <uruunA
i his Ware Rooms, ano de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment OF all kinds OF Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NG
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; hne and
plain centre sn card Tables; anes at and wind.
sor Chairs rocAing Chairs OF every description
from a plain wooden seat, TO the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed.
steads of tie latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses of all sizes clocks, carpet
ngs, floor and door mattings, floor and table oil
cloths mattresses, feather busters CARR age trlGl-
nngS, window shades aud trimmings, and ever
other article usually kept in my line OF bushes,
Part OF my stock was made under nv own 81
pereision and the rest bought from manufactoi
les Of high ctanding, 50 that can warrant every
article for durability and finish of workmanship.
Ny object is to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an nducementto persons to purchase OF me-
am resolved to sell q, the lowest st Louis prices
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. willaways take pleasure in show
ng furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on nc, whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not.
may 81 '5l--U T.. w. SANDERS.
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II. ID. Eos Err

1 n Iast received we'll assorted Stock of
- spring and Summer Goods, to which the al
1er1i"n o. buyers is respectfully asked
Inc Uoods have been selected with special
reference TO the city retail trade and in be sold
as 10" as the same class of goods can be bought
in any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will do we'll TO examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will find MANY
styles rot usually KEEP, in this market
April %, 1856
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G., NJ. HUSTON.

WHOLESALE DEAlEK IN NOTIONS ~,
FANCY DRY GoOrs
"a vain street, keskak, Iewa
1 L"hh on hand genarai assortme Mt OF pih
oohs' ,ifpetst Lacesi Edgings, Insertian -
siilInery Goods IN general. with a lace .s.
nont oil white goods, Hosiery Comf,r, S1
supporters, Cap, Letter and Fancy so,a 80
snveieps common and fancy, blank Rocks r.
soaps man oit tolos ne and pc rfume nv
large assortment of pocket CUTLERY sc,..a'
hazofs PISTOLS, CLOCKS, COLA and silver Watch.
ahuJe~eHl Oh aiideseriptions, qusiityaudnr,ce.
aiso aiHrge snd gel IA a oftnent ot r,,n,. o.,
tons, threads, Rms needles, spcctacIes -.
ses, foft MONIES, hhe assortment of packe,
Wallets, Memorandum Books penc,ts s..
brushes aud Boxes fame, Work Hoxa. ns',"e
ana Eye PROJECTORS. Ina word everything I'm.
r,sed il the ~0h'
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS
}ecoraeons and fiuttnas Of all ,rsd.
our stock VIII be found very h-syv ana TO-
iete, our goods having been selectedf 80. 80
Aii'fsae' "ith great care ara with spee,sl refr,
f"oe tolhe requirements OF he western xsrLe,.
We are comment we can g''e satisfaction 10 ali :.
regaTGs both quality and prices as VOC ,,t,na -
compete with the st. Louis marke, and ;,1 -,
as low II not little lower than snv ha,.. 80 49,,
West IN 'Hs
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY. and co,su
ourselves to one particular branch NJ h,x,r..
ahi oil course buy and sell cheaper than ner.nn.
aeeping promiseaeHs stock. We would ,e.n.,,
July request Merchants, Pedlars aad DO 49, !,
general, to give US call and exanin. o.. 80, !.
anu prices ana sausiI themselves before purchas
ing elsewhere, as We think they md Il ,r.at,
800 = 40 ~, Main street,
| 6, N. HUSTON.
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AIexander's Pelamicus.
Ene GREAT American Hair 4ontc

w nal IS more desired bv the Young than .hs
- inxnr'anf lock. Of von,h and beaut,2 WIZ
- more dreaded by the handicapped than srsv
mars? Who That is old bnt would avert baf9.
ness wh''h csn aIl be accomplished BY using
A'cxanders p''amicns; 50 universally acknowL
edged II he the most superior .rt;.,. r. h"s...
~ ng the Hair. and which Is eousllv .t,c..;an.
IN preserving ,fs natnral health.
For Sale 1t 81 Main ssre@t. g.
7. 4 ]. ~ DllgCUErL 8 c.
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Tennessee Iron

Tennessee Iron
IA r. are now receiving. IN sddtton TO our pres-
eht S'ock OF lron and Biscksmiih Tools, d
'ec'iy nom the manufacturers, 20 tons assorted 81,
yes Bar Iron on which wall be able To rive ON,
customers the benefit Of the recent decline m m .
market aise $50 slabs assorted sizes pIow sterI
20 when The attention Of dealers ard blacksmith
rs directed Feeling DESTROYS of enlarsius thi ,
branch our bsiness, we are prepafe d TO der m
necessary induce 2ic MS to xtomeIs to
the same. CUNNABLE, sMYlHk co
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ashinglon Union insurance. o.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, $3.50. 900.

i ttFcefS,
+ D. b DUNHAH, President;
GEORGE MyGATT, Vice President and Treasurer;
Q. n SKEELs, Secretary;
GEORGE H. SnNrER, General Agent.
Directors
Geo Mygati, Cleveiandj d y Durham, Gle. Gland;
Y i Backus- do G w Cook. do
A S Sandford, do w Powell, do
Benz Nnrthrap, do Jarob Perkins, Warren :
Geo Senfer, do 7 Baker, Norwak
skeels, do John Clark brunswick ;
] Robinson, Bedford
This rel hnoWn S2 Aany as pre-
pared to take risks on tie safer class
eS Of property. Their means are
ample, and are 50 arrested that tie
'uads CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
n o steam or special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum to be insured In the same vicinity ia
limited to prudent amount.
ihe Company has completed the fourth year
of us existence. and the Directors have been able
70 meet all losses without the necessity of tax
npon the premium notes.
No assessment has been made upon The
depoSite notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Agerts.
February 18th, 1855. 6md
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THE Great Central Route connecting the A.
L iantic cities with Western, Northwestern
and Southwestern States, by continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports Oh
The Western Rivers, aud at Cleveland aud San
dusky with Steamers TO all ports on the North
western Lakes; making the most drer, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forwarded 20 and from the Great Hest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsBuRG
FIRST Class Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes) Furs I 7oc. per ioob.
Feathers. &c.
"a Class Books and statton-l
cry, Dry Goods lin bales), &c {. per l00lb.
Hardware Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.-AnvIs. Bsggne,
Bacon and Pork lia BULKY 30 c. per lo0lb
Hemp, &c,
4th CLAss - Coffee, Fish, Bal
con and Pork (packed) Lard} 10 c. per l0ob
and La d OIL, .
fF- In Shipping Goods from any point East q
Philadelphia be particular to mark package sri,
Pennsylvania Railroad" All Goods consgne,
to the Agents of his Road q, Philadelphia o
Plttsburg. will be forwarded without detention.
FREICHr AGESTs--Moses Potter Boston; ]
L. Elliott, y. York F., j. Sneeder Philadelphia
Magraw g. koons Baltimore Geo. c. Francis
Gus, Pltsburs Sprigman & Brown, Cinema
ii, Ohio; j. s. Moorthead. Louisville, kY II
+ {. Meldruu, NJ adisou, Ind; Ratchf & Co. s.
! Louis. Mo-; j. 5. Mitchell & Son, Evansvill,
Indiana.
I IL II. HOUSTON,
i General Freight Agent, Phiadelphi
j II. ]. L0MBAERT, snp't, Altoona, Pa.
+ Feb. /, 1855. ~
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Tract d Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroads.,
T s now completed, and Trains run the enfi
| distance from CHICAGO TO BURLlNG.
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
he most direct route to Chicago, New York
Boston. Philadelphia. and all other points East
? Daily Trans leore Darlington Sun
days excepted.
l.--DAY EXPRESS, TnRouGu z 30, A, NJ
Arrivu al Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmt nth, Gaiesburg, Princeton, anc
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Contra
Rail Road, to LaSalie, Bloomington, Spt ing6ed
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also viii
Galeia and Dnnleith.
2---ExPREss THROUGH 7. BORN
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road a
MENDOZA for ST Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run in close con.
neciion, avoiding all laying over at any Of tn,
points.
igan Central and Michigan Southern Road, ane
with all the Roads ieading 20 the Atlantic Cities
OHIO, Kentucky aud Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Darlington at 7. 80. p ST .
reach Galeua al d Dunle h in - hous and ST
Loulsln 90 houfs.
By this route passengers will r'ach the interiot
portions OF OHIO and Indiana in less time an,
WIN FEWER charges, than by any other route
/ connecting, via Michigan Central at Michigan
City, with the New Albany aud Salem Road
tie zee TO all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago
AMI no charge for handling at any point.
Throug Tickets By thi- Route can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office ia Burlington
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent
! D. REMTcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington
c. t. FollErr, General Ticket Agent, Chi.
cago.
Chicago, Way lst, 1855. d&w
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hEoS Gu)DS.-A large and varied stock q!
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped. figured and
PLAIN bareges, Lngarellas, Comp D. Eats, Ty-
oieans, French Jaconets and BrlIiiarts, Lawns,
Sc. just received by P.D. FOSTER
April IS. 1853
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-a--1 49, a-H-als-sa
N8tice.

n +. uMPHREY he,ing purchased the in
IL. terest of j. K. Humphrey In the Hat, Cap
and Millinery business. ofthe firm OF Humphrey
& Gage the business will be continued by the
Undersigned under the firm of ID. f. Humphrey
& Gage and they solicit the patronage Of the
friends of the old firm and the public generally.
d.. r HUMPHREY.
A. H. GAGE,
Anrii 10 1852 If
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

( NO, CRlTTENDEN has taken the store ate
~ iy occupied by Messrs. Hawkins e. Billings,
corner Of on and Ma Streets. and has opened
large and Well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
tie 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 werc purchased, combined with a
determination 10 build up a permanent trade,
will enable him to sell lower than any house in
tins City. Qllck sales aud small profits il his
motto.
Keokuk, May >. 1855. dtf
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49, LIVERY STABLE, N
On johnson Nreet, 5etweea Isl and Cd.
BY WILLIAM n. CY.rcuoum

THIS establishment i. large comuod;,u,
Well arranged and amply provided with 80 II
horses well trained for harness, as well as vii,
Carriages, buggles and Hacks open aud close.
covered ano nall covered, OF every description.
adapted 10 convenience or luxury.
Horses and Carriages Of resident. Of the citv
or VISITORS from abroad kept on moderate terms.
and carefully attended to BY men ,horonshl,,
skilled in the business b"'y
Horses bought and sold on commission and IN
my own account at all times.
May 20, 1893. .dly