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NEW YORK lTEMS.

NEw YoRK, June Ga dispatch TO the
Tribune says that j. W Barker is to be
nominated Grand President Of the Know
Nothlngs, and that lis opponents will
probably concentrate on Gov. GardEer. Of
Mass, t. take bis place.
Col. kinnry's case was called up in
the U. s. District Court this A. NJ. when
his counsel moved to quash the indictment.
owing to a il.w in its reading. The mo-
ton was denied4 when, after some oppo-
siton. the trial was fixed Tor 10 morrow
1t is reported that duel as been
fought between two gentlemen named
Leayenworth and Breckenridge. resulting
in the death of the former and severe
wound 10 the latter. The detail. have not
TRANSFERRED. Il is stated that Leavenworth
was the challenger. owing to some often
sive remarks by Breckenridge at the
Shaksperean Club
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The Fort Madison piaia3eaiey saw,
that they lost The county subscription il
consequence Of one hundred aud five lie
gal voters of the town, who were at work
IN the stone quarries, being detained on
the opposite side Of tie liver and deprived
Of The privilege Of voting, owing TO mis-
understanding with the owners Of the fer
~.
That was a most ridiculous mistake in
deed, which lost the election and deprived
Fort Madison from casting her fuA com
ptenent of one thousand and fourteen legal
votes.
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Later from Californis.

New YoRK, June 6.-The steamship
Northern Light arrived here al about ] ]
o'clock this morning, in seven days an /
TWO hours from San Juan She brings
details Il Ctl { ruia news 10 the l6 h oil
May, 40 Passengers, and 1924 600 on
freight
The steamer Sonora LETT San francisco
Oh the 10th with the mails. We do not
! Gnd the amount Of specie shipped y her
IN our h'es, The passengers III The North
ern Light bringing a very large amount q
gold in th,ir posse sioi..
In Central America the Government
party had again Invested Leon, being de-
rmined TO reduce it before the arrival of
Walker and his patty. The arrival Of the
Kinney parl}ts anAiously looked fer.
The L S. sloop ofwar St. Mary was
still at S, Juan del SUD, and would
! ave about June 18th for the Sandwich
Islands.
California business was generally dull.
though there had been some very large
sales Of flour and grain for Shipment 10
New York. Liverpool and Australia.
There had been good deal OF rain, but
he crops looked well
The mines are yielding abundauly. but
N ney was sc rec.
The ship John Land had arrived from
Tahiti with a number Of her crew in irons.
charged with matInY. She was immedl
attly hbelled by the whllcr d. Nj. Hull
for salvage. examination ofthe charge
OF mutiny was gone into in the L s.
Cour:, when the Judge decided that az the
captain Of the vessel had abandoned her
and lost all control as already stated, the
crew had a right to select captain
as they did, by a vote. They were dis.
charged
A Know No hing paper. called the Gil
izcn, had been started la San Francis
co.
4 union Of the Democratic party had
been attempted, in opposition to the X.
Ms, but without success.
A Miss Anne Alexander, school
teacher at Sacramento, and Mr. John
Adams, Of Tolucco. were drowned OPP
posite Sacramento City on Sundsy even
ing, a steamer having run down their
skih
The co, tirmation Of the Sutt,r title 10
thirty three square leagues Of land, nclu-
ding he City OF Sacr' meno, 10y the L nd
Commissioners had caused much dissat-
isfaction
The San Francisco municipal election,
under the new charter, is TO take place
about the end of May. No nominations
had been made. The sifusg'e promised
10 be purely X. n s and anti X. \.
Governor Biglsr had been honored with
public reception in San Francisco on Tie
l2ih. The military and some 1000 citi-
zens took par IN The Procession.
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For the Gate City and Wing.
The Fort Madison Vote and =. H.

Nh. EDITOR: You DO not in your last
GATE seem to appreciate the large vote
given at Fort Madison at the recent Rail-
road election.
The largest vote ever given by Fort
Madison WAS in November, 1853, when
she polled Ala votes, if ny memory
serves me right. Fort Madison precinct
then comprised simply the plat of the city
aud few hundred acres attached 10 il on
the west.
But since 1853 Madison township has
been increased largely by the attachment
thereto of Territory, which formerly be-
longed to Jefferson, West Point and
Washington townships done by order OF
the County Court.
The increase Of Fort Madison in popu-
lation and business also for the last year
has been exceedingly rapid.
There can be no doubt of the fact, tina,
Madison township (including Fort Madi-
son) possesses now from 100 to $50 legal
voters who have had an actual residence
CT more than SIX months in the county.
The other 80 votes more than thus ac-
counted for, is to be set down to the large
number who have been gathered at and
IN TIE viclni J Of this place on railroad
business. mainly Irish and German labor
ers, tho claimed to have been natural
Jed, and 10 have heretofore voted in this
STATE, and TO have resided the requisite
number of days in this county.
Some illegal votes may have been cas-
here, rs there is at all elections about
towns and cities, but apprehend that q
purging Of the polls viii show that the
general results here were fair and honor
able
The poll books are not yet opened Of
counted. But the current belief nov i
tAa. .resclssion" has carried
But the ''rescission,' if carried, can al
feet injnriously neither your r. X. no
ours, as both companies have ob'aine,
such equities that a vote OF .srescission
will not, it is believed. be enabled to De
priye them Of their rested r.ghi,.
The For. Madison Road had, befor
the proclaim alton for TIE election for re
session was issued, contracted their Roa
10 Wilson s. Smith La this contract
Is expressly stipulated tia. after tUo hu'
drsd tA0xsask dollars $500, 000) wort
~ priva'e subscription shall have bee
werAsd On lhe Road they mss Asse u
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The EMPEEss EucENrE SEEN THROUGH
HORACE GRrELtYs SrtcrAcLEs--In tile
course OF an acc cunt OF the opening of the
/ Paris exhibition. Mr. Greeley thus speaks
of the Empress Eugene:
! Napo'eon's appearance was as as unim-
p sirg and unpreposs sing as usual; Mathilde
five al ctive, is no !, ne, so Eugene
is one of the few women " hose beauty is
not lost "a, the gszer because OF the inludi
cious exage Grafton Of cuur,ly ADMIRERS
Few Queens can with Truth be character
lied as even pretty; she is all this and
something more. Her a mirable taste
in dress is part OF her comeliness; if she
were defective in form or featu G, SIZE
would be driven 10 son exceptional device
to col ceal it. Those no have seen her
e.ten declare that she never appeared to
b liter advm age than on this occa ion
IL is said by those aho were near her ir
the Z. lace that her face bore the traces of
recent tears. and il is hence inferred that
some depression of spirits on her part de-
layed the movement ofthe Imperial cortege
from the Tuiieries; but such guesses only
serve To show how idle is oil effort to re
strain gossip by lettering the Press,
Trial sf Neal Dow.
PORTLAND. June 6.-The trial of Neal
Dow, for having liquor in his possession
with intent to sell, CONNIE need { is after.
noon in the Police Court. The Court adj
journed I'LL tomorrow morning The
evidence filled to estab ish tllt~iact that
Mr.. D. possessed the liquor vi inten, 10
sell, but the fact is clearly proved. tia
The liquors when conn hi . Of were the
property Of tho city. BY an order from
the Governor. the military Lave been IN
der arms all day, and will remain on du
ty tonight, although the city is perfectly
quiet.
LANCASTER, June 5.-The Lancaster
Savings Institute of this city has filled. -
The treasurer has been arrested and COM
mitfed on charge Of embezzlement The
deficits are stated at $50. 900, and the as
sets al $4,000. Much excitement pre-
vaied among the deposi'ors.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gate City Boot and Shoe Stors,

NO. liz, MAIN STREET, BkTwEEN Alb and 9th
VHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
the attention Of the Iadies and Gentlemen of
Keoknk, and vicinity, to their fine and well Sc.
iecied stock OF -
Boots AND sNOE~.
now opened and for sale at the above establish
ment, comprising al kinds Of Ladies', Gents,
M.ses', Bows, and Children's wear, OF all styles
grades snd sizes, which we pledge ourselves TO
sell al the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in poin,
Of quality aud prices, we are able 10 please.
H. C. HuISKAMPA BRO.
June I, 1858. d
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Details OF News by the Africa

lew YonH. June 6.-The Berlin pa
pers report that Austria's proposals are,
That Russia and Turkey settle between
III, m.elyes the number of ships they will
keep in The Black a-Englsnd and
France to keep two ships therein, and
Turkey undertaking not TO enter into any
treaty with Russia unless submitted TO
Fr.nce and England.
According 10 Vienna papers, the Con-
ference will be re opened, and a meeting
will be held ON the Goth without the Plenl-
potcnt:aries, and another on the 28th, al
which they would be present.
SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL.
MAY iO.-A severe combat took place
during the night along the right, and the
muskct and bayonet were used for an
hour and half, when the Russians re
tired under cover of II cir batteries. Loss
considerable on both sides. Number not
known.
MAY ll.-Anoher attack was made to
night The fight l. sttd hat n hour.
MAY i2th.-During severe storm OF
rain, and in the darkness of the night, the
Russians made another sor,ie against the
left attack. charging clear up 10 the British
trenches, and some of them ieaping over
/ the parapets were bayond d.
/ Their loss was severe The British
lost captain, and one hundred killed and
wounded
/ MAY l5- GortschakoH teleeraphs :
The enemy's fire is weak. Our losses
!
and erecting batteries. The battles before
the walls are severe"
MAY 24.-Gen. PeHs.ier telegraphs as
follows "A very lively combat against,
our important position has lasted all night.
We obtained complete success. The
enemy's loss was enormous, and ours con-
siderable"
The Paris Patrie gives further partiou-
lars the French attacked tie Russian
entrenched camp near the Quarantine
BAstion on the night of the pad, and
again on Il e ED, when they carrld it by
assault. The barle was begun ~ the
Russians.
A stormy debate took place in the Brit
ish House of Commons on The 24h ult
upon motion OF want OF confidence
in tie ministry brought forward by
DIsrgeli
On the vote being taken, the Ministry
were found to have majority of 100 out
Of $50.
A similar motion WIS brought forward
in the House Of Lords By Earl GRAY, but
subsequently, Withdrawn
4
4th.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
BREApsruFrs.-Some circulars repori
market again very quiet at last week
quotations.
From the extremely small stock OF For
eign wheat and flour prices are nominal
demand being almost entirely supplied by
J the inland millers and farmers.
" Aite wheat l2sa 19sad Red leSqd
dfl>9d.
Old Western Canal Flour Ais: new &C
GALS; Philadelphia and Baltimore AS
Ohio 45s; Canadian ai@4os; Sour 400
As.
: Indian Corn unchanged White 5lta
5ls3d; yellow 50@5ls; mixed SOS.
The season has been late and The whea
plant is deficient in ligh, soils
PROVISIONS Richardson, Spencer
Co report Beef in active demand. Quo
u tations raised 205s.
! Pork continued to move freely bu, buy
h ers pay present rates with reluctance.
Bacon tending upward
Shoulders were cnqaired for. but ihey'
~ss no syrpv.
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BosToN, June 5-Last night as the New
! ork train via New Haven, was nearing
Worcester. the Engineer suddenly dis
covered an obstacle Oh The track. Il APP
pears that the rails had been pred up,
and 5 or large stones placed underneath.
The whole train was thrown eff the track,
the engine thrown into Itch. and six
persons considerably injured.
This attempt to destroy he passenge, 9
is supposed 10 have been The work o.
robbers who hoped in the confusion to rob
il of large amount Of specie in charge Of
Adams d Cos messenger. The specie
was all recovered and safely delivered
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HORSE Shooting.
Farmers take Notice.

ID ElCHER has on hand and will farnish to
order Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Begging
grain ready for market. 1t will thrash and clesn
from 500 to 800 bushels per day, and hes taken
the premium At thu Crystal Palace, New York,
aud at the State Fairs nf Maryland, Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, xc. Orders will be,thankfuliy
recei. ed and conn unications wi llreceive pronPt
attention.
Residence on Fulton 81, between "a and ID.
p. EiCuE3.
KeckAA, April ~, 1Ass. dAv
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4 physician ID large practice, was
asked few days since, if New York
was healthy. He replied unusually so,
the extraysgant cost Of provisions has
checked the disposition for r-feeding.
from which, ordinarily, We derive most
Of our practiccl'
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DorsTiCGs NOT DEAp.--Tl Chicago
Tribune says that the report of the acct
dental death Of Doesticks. published in
the New York Tribune. proves to have
been without foundation.
The report furnished an excellent cp
portuniiy for highly eulogistc obituary
notices, and will doubtless prove profit
able speculation, by the large additional
circulation which it will secure for his
forthcoming.
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Arrival of Il he Washinyisn.

NV YoRK, Jane G-The steamer
Washington is below, and will reach her
dock about 6 o'clock
Her dates were anticipated by the Al
rca
9p. ~ The Waslil gton. from Dre-
men. arrived al IL r. vi. She I,fl on
the e6 ult
We find but few items of interest in the
papers brought BY or.
A supplement q The Presse publishes
the on dts relative 10 a blooly battle be
tween lie Russians and a corps of Esyp.
tians ard Turks. The Ouomans =. said
to have held The Russians in check for | |
hours. A reinforcement from the Allies
compelled the Russians to retire.
The addition TO the Russian army to be
made under the last ukaSe, will consist Of
csc, 600 men.
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ilrrkertl aud Salt Fish.

30 kits new No. J.
bbls. 40 do
10 do do No aud g.
drum Hake,
ID Cod Fish,
% boxes do
bbls Lake White Fish,
Ito No Salmon,
For sale low by W. C. FUNKHOUSER
June 1895
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aT The GU papers announce the
death, from consumption, of Mr.. HENRY
iouse, One of the proprietors OF TIE
Wing. He is highly spoken OF ss having
been an esiitnabse m n, and good citizen.
Tie leaves a wife. one child, aud large
circle or friends TO lament his loss.
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I HAVE on hand dczen Ice Chests ard Re-
frTcrators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold at the lowest mi.
COS, and warranted 10 please, by
Wm. c. FUNkHOTSER.
June Q. 1855.
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Mineral Water. Mineral Water! Mineral
Water.
NJ GORE l. HOOPER having procured from
M Philadelphia the most approved apparatus
for manufacturing this delightful beverage, in
viie the calls of the citizens of Keokuk 10 their
bright. sparkling and refreshing drink. Try it.
June b, 1858.
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FLOWS AND WAGONS!
TAYIOR MrKRH

Successors OF Newton & Stephens.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 10Th STREETS
kS.OKUK, IOWA.
w HERE they keep constantly on hand oil
w kinds Of Flows, Wagons and Carriages,
made ia the best style and out Of the best quality
OF materials. Wholesale and retail.
TAYLOR 4 MCKEE.
March IA 1855 dAwtf
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CAV MANDRlLS-A large assortment for
/, circular sss~s, jnst received and for sale ioR
~ BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
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LiTEsT STYLES
Of Boots aud Shoes.

Ii persons desiring the L,tess FASHIONS for
q 10 ssr ~ hat they arr" would 10 we'll to call
al Duk. Boot and Sitee Emporium where
he is anxious 10 shos his new and p'endid stock
which IS always KEPT 'uii and complete from his
onn r. anufaciorr, III rnest extensive in the CITY.
thu. ei-abling him TO Gil orders more promptly
than any o'her house.
lie has the greatest assortnrn NJ aud best Quals-
~ o. mater nj That y 10 b. found in any house
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture Of
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made 10 order, and he war
rants fl and all his work superior 70 any thing
in lis line N Iowa. CA'i and zee for ysurselfi
Nav - 1885 Il
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L I'd moderately sct've and stea''y al
last weeks rices. Tallow quiet.
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Ia The proprietor Of The Revere II, nse
one OF the crack hotels OF Boston--has
been sentenced to the House of Correction
for selling aqaor in shs fa-e Of tho new
aw.
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IF Please mister, give me a bundle Of
by. Yes, my boy Is it for sour falherl"
No taint, its for the old hoss--father
don't cat hay
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FRESH OYSTERS.

lust received small lot of Cove Oyster. OF
u this Springs corirg BY
Wm. G FUNKHOUsER.
i June . 1879
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Boots and Shoes
OF oil Styles. and In an, Ouautltv.

VI al SIkA, and In any Quantity.
n DELL & MATLESS have just "A
" received large and spiendii
ie'y OF Boot. and Shoes, Of the : -
IA est styles, and selec ed with particular refer
nee to this market Their stock comprises -y-
cry thing desirable for Ladies', Misses, Gentle.
men, BOYS. and Children, which they viii sell as
low for cash, as any dealer in the city.
They are also prepared TO
MANUFACTURE
all kinds OF Ladies' and Cn.tom Work in any
desired afyle. They employ none bat the very
best workmen, ard plenty Il them. and are pro-
pared TO ill all orders with perfect satisfsciisa
and with entire punc'naity.
REPAIRIyG
done with nca'ness and Dispatch
We invite all persons 10 give Us a call al tile
sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. L..
Deming & Co.'S Banking House, Main Street
ODELL T. MATLESs.
Kesknk, June g. d&wv
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c. r. wHfTcoMB. EErBEN NICKEL
wHITCOMB & NICKEL.
Attorneys at Law and General
Land Agents,

MONTEZCMA, ROWENHJEk CO, TOW 4.
M ILL attend TO all business entrusted 10 their
w care in Poweshek, Iowa, Benton. Tama,
Marshall. and Jasper counties.
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer to b Douglass Il Co., ST. Loui. Jno.
Block Co. Pttsburg w A. L L. shumway,
Philadelphia; Beuzinger Co, Baltimore ; Hon.
G b. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania Hon G..
X. Barrett, Choi field Pennsylvania; Editor Pits
burg ID lily union,r &c.
June 8, 1855. d
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SuNDRlES.

ERESH Peaches in cans,
4 do Straw berries do
do Grapes, Blackberres and Cherries il, cans.
do Tomatoes, Pears, CLAIMS & Lobst.-s do
ny WM. { FUNkHOUSER
June 2, 1855.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.

THE Undersigned wishes TO inform the eth.
/ zens Of keokuk and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime article of FLoUR, made Of pure Fall
Is heat. Every barrel warranted to give sats-
faction or the money refunded Thoee wishing
the advantage Of the late decline in Flour will
do we'll 10 call atthe Cry Mills.
Flour delivered in any part Of the city free Of
charge. VIII. AUSTIN.
June ]. 1855. d3m
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benefit of the county subscription, and no
before.
And or the good faith of the Compan,
and Of cur county, Wilson & Smith tool
themselves one hundred and forty thou
sand dollars subscription in stotk of III,
Company, and bound themselves to ar.
cept Of $500 900 in bends Of the Com.
pany.
This contract Vas made, as before sta
ted, before the proclamation for HE cleo
lion WIS issued, and the contractors had
been, for a month before tie electi n
came of, pushing the work with fidelity
and energy.
There is then no way TO getrid Of these
equities and legal rights kept by "repu
diation," which il successfully carried ouf
would render US bye-word and re.
proach 10 all people. Yours.
Fl. Madison. June 6 h, 1858.
Mn. EDIroR or THE MoRSlSG GLoRY
Scmc three months ago | sent Mr.. II. c.
Lands, my delivery clerk, 10 the Wing
and Democratic Offices, with request to
get the statement as to the number OF each
daily paper circulated within my Office de-
livery. Mr. Lxndis returned and gave
me the number circulated. as given by Mr..
Richards and Mr.. Reddington Mr. Red
dington had the largest circulation, conse-
quently gave him the Advertising of the
Letter List, believing that each had made
a true statement. If they gave me false
ones was not to blame But since Mr.
Howell has complained and seems to be
disposed to have The community think
have violated the Post Office Law. now
give notice that shall hereafter be gov
erned under oath. and shall expect by the
last OF This month, TO receive on affidavit
stating the number of each daily paper
circulated within the delivery of my office.
WIN. PATTERSON, pm.
So says Mr.. Patterson. The Gloru
Office confesses to having included in
their circulation that of both daily and
weekly papers, while the Col. says he
directed his clerk TO inquire (as he pro-
badly did) for the daily circulation. OH
90 swindling here!
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For Sale.
CITY Lots for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale Lots one %,
J. two (2), three (3), four az, FIVE 81, and
six f6l, In Block 10. in the city Of keokuk
Terms cash, II. II. AYRES
April 25, 1855 III
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weoDEN ANn MILInm M.nE

TUBS of ali kinds, Churn., Pals, Buckets.
L Baskets, Wagons. CAbs. Kitchen Notions
and Rags ". G.. FUNKHOUsFg.
June g. 1855.
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Editors OF Gate t'jty.

u
EENTS-l wish to say TO your reader. that
" have just returned from market with great
variety OF LADIES' and Gentlemen's, Boys, Miss
es', and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
which will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-
member, Quick Sales and Small Profits. is NV
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5th and NJ ain Streets.
p 5. hope no one will believe the above
I'LL they come and see for themselves. &C.
Ne kuk, June Z. dAwlm
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NHOSE who have been under treatment of DR..
i Fitch of New York, for Diseases OF the
Lungs are notified that they can obtain all The
medicines prescribed by him, at the Drug Store
OF MeKenny & Runner, as they have taken sre-
ciaI pains TO obtain them.
June s. 1850. C6t
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snaithinG.

WILLIAM GRAHAM on Third, between
w Johnson ard Exchange Streets, At The
Brick Shop, would inform the public that he 10
prepared TO do all kinds Of BLAcKsatrHiHe In
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and hare them
shod right. From his long and constant prsc-
tiee in This branch of the business ha Aatiers
himself that he cannot be sxceiled by any one in
the country. He particularly soiicits patronage
10 tins line.
branches.
MAY III, 1855. dkwIy
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Pure Congress Water

LR0M The Saratoga Springs for sale by the
L dozen single bottle
Also Moore and Hooper. superior Citrate Of
Magnesia. or Purgatiye Mineral Water, one of
he most pleasant aud edsciuai Cathar,ics
known.
Call at Moore L. Hooper. new Drug Store on
Main between I'd and Sd Streets, moth side,
keokuk, Iowa.
June 5ih, 1855.