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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23

81 csFiLLnoRE FOX PREsiDkNr.-The New
York Herald of the 10Th inst, says:
The leaders Of the old line Clay Wings,
ahdas few Of the leading friends Of Mr.,
Eillmofe, held secret meeting in this city
81 Friday evening last. at Constitution
Tall, for tho purpose Of devising the means
neossssry 10 place themselves in commu.
eslion with The southern friends OF Mr.. Fill.
usofs, and 10 secure for the ex. Pfesiden,
the Know Nothing nomination in 1856.
Among those present At the meeting on
fsidsy night last was the Hon. John p
Ksnnsdy, Of Baltimore, who, it viii be REQ.
onscsed. was . member OF Mr.. Fillmore :
fabinst The ostensible visi, Of Mr.. Ken.
asdy to,thisoity as announced at the time
wasto sisis our navy yard and the militia.
- Sefanoes 81 our harbor. We are mol
pafticdlarly Informed as to the delibera,
iiens and rssulis Of ofthatmeeting; but we dc
know thatsa new Order was formed with.
inFths Know Nothing organization. being
abheel within . wheel. calling themselyes
dsmplsrs. and formed with the express
.ohjsst Of influencing the entire Knos
f6shinx party for Mr.. Fillmore in the mex
Sf,6fsis ssz szsa So ~ RHN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23
IMPORTANT DEcIsloN IN LOGAN CounTl

IMPORTANT Decision IN LOGAN County.
"A case was lately decided in Logan
couuiy, by Judge Meioali. ofgrsst impor.
tance to the public. A man was arrested
and .commit,edio Jail in athat county. for
Iuitering and publishing ss irnes forged
two dollar counterfeit bill upon bank in
Hartford, Connecticut Application was
made for his discharge upon .habeas cor.
pns, on the ground that. under the small
note law Of 354, the genuine bills under
ten dollars upon foreign hanks were worth
less. and incapable Of being made the
subject Of lawful contract. The true and
the false are equally worthless; the former
has no actual existencs in the state. and
cannottbe made hefsubjec, offorgery, fol
there can be no eonnterfei, wiihou, the re
al thing The prisoner was discharged
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23

CaoPs. The wheat crop in this county
Z folly ef beyond an average. On the
sixsr and crsek bottoms il looks exceed
iugly weli. In some places the ridge
~heat was injured by the severe freezing
Rsther mere than the usual amount o,
corn has been planted, most Of it in good
time, The frui. crop Of every kind looks
aattsring. All the indications are tha,
else present will be prolific year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23

nA private letter from Noble county, In.
diana. informs Us that a severe frost on
the 9th instant, cut the corn and garden
Vegetables TO the ground.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23

DRArR OF Ex.GovRRNoR FoRD. lex
GaxernossSeabusyF Ford.died Of his resi-.
dSnoa IN Gsauga county on the 9th inst
lie was struck wnf paralysis some three
wars since which finally produced his
death ses - sa.siss ss s o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-23

erJoua G. BagsLlN. Esq., Treasurer
afs,Ats, i as s,iafrrisd a lew day since, to
d.. :ssxs BSsI i 80, Of Lancaster. Ohio
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NJ e w s ITE ms.
Mr. Hiss.


Mr. Hiss.
BosroN, May l4.-Great confusion oc.
Cured in the House this afternoon. Mr..
Hiss twice resumed his vacant seat, and
each time was removed by the Sergeant.
alarms, by order Of the House. Itis pre-.
sumed tina, Mr.. Hiss acted in this singular
manner by advice of his counsel. B. F.
Cutler and Benz. Dean, council for Hiss,
published an address, denouncing the ex.
pulsion from the House as arbitrary, and
in,im ating that the members Of the House
feared an impartial development Of all
the facts in the case.
@The great trotting match between
Sontag and Flora Temple, for $4,000
came off Monday afternoon a, the Union
Course. and was Witnessed by an immense
concourse of people. Sontag, carrying
three hundred pounds, won the race in
three straight heats. in 2.3l-2.33-2 Sc
PRESIDENCY OF LlBERIA.-The presiden.
tial election in Liberia was TO have taken
place on the 1st instant. Presiden, Rob.
erts had declined a reelection. Edward
j. Roye and Stephen A. Benson were the
opposite candidates. Roye, some ten
years ago, was barber at Terre Hau,e
Ind. and in emigra,ing to Liberia bee anne
a successful merchant at Monrovia. He
has been member and speaker Of the
House Of representatives Of that republic;
was a candidate two years ago for the
presidency against President Roberts
and is now editing and publishing paper
in that country. He is said to be a pure
African. Benson emigrated to Liberia
when child. He is the principal mer.
chant at Basse Cove. has filled office ol
Judge Of one of the highest courts OF Libe.
ria, and is now vice president Of the Re-
public. He is represented as a man o.
talent, and Of great popularity.
KossUTH ON THE VISIT OF NAPoLEoN
Ill. TO ENGLAND--Kossuth has written
| an unusually bitter letter, even Tor him, in
relation to the visit OF Napoleon Ill. to
England. He calls the reception com.
edy. The letter appears in the New York
! Times. kossuth salu,es Austria as tol-
lows:
That Austria. sir, which means the
IIapsburgs, whom |, a plain, unpre,end.
ing citizen. weighed in the hollow OF my
hand just seven years ago; the very ex
istencs Of whom depended on breath OF
mine; whom saved with ilI-fated gener
osity, fool as was, to trust a kings oath
whom the people Of Hungary has humbled
to the dust, unarmed. unprepared, torsa.
ken and hermeticaily sealed as we were;
those Hapsburgs whom the Gear propped
up for while, but to whom no aid, no
combin alton can impart vitality, and
whom the very hand OF the Eternal has
doomed to certain destruction. 1t is this
| Austria, sir, which strikes terror TO the ad
| venturer who carved his way through al
the bloody horrors Of December, and
through inscriptions perjury to throne
this Austria, sir. to which the cabinet o
St. James bows with fear; this Austria
whose finger pulls the leading string or
which England and France are hooked
in the camp and in the councils alike
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Singular Peach Growth.

We Ind the following in an exchange.
Wehays noticed the same phenomena in
sbis region, and repeat the question, Who
can give an explanation? Il 10 .as
aMArcHEsrEa, Adams co., o., May z.
ssGEsrtRaEN: take the liberty Of send.
ing you sHfew branches of peaches taken
from irees growing in my orchard-you
1ft perceive that in mos. cases two, three,
iosr, and Eve peaches are found growing
ons single s,em. In some instances |
hAns dound AZ many as seven on one
siem. A great many. orchards in this
part ef ths country are in the Same oondi.
tioas Hays. you ever seen OF heard Of the
liks lBef6re7 Yours respectfully.
C. C. COOLEY.
eve have the slip spoken Of above in
eaf ot5ce, and would be glad 10 show ,hsm
% ihs Spripns. 4 !. 5 (, sasa < Il .s sd &
The following paragraph from the
Ffankfort Commonweallh relates the same
Phepepena: ss.s sa. .sai'se /,
DoupLE PSAcnEs.-.Afrnitg growing friend
of shjs cosnty informed Us . few days ago
TIM on examining some trees ot his own
q home. Asd also looking al some Of q
rslssivss in Woodford, ne had been aston.
isissd 70 fnd thss large proportion Of the
young fruit was, double, and some Of il
rspl4 On! some trees this singular for
maiicil smouLted 70 nearly or quite one
kslf 81 The iruit % no Tree. Has this very
unusual proporilon of twin and ,ripls
pseehea been observed by others! And
can any one suggest an explanation Of tl,s
unprsGsdsated extent ofis this par,icala'
|. season3 sz4fS AT ~ ,esf 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-22

Harry Fulton.

WHOLESALE and retail Clothier, and %
w dealer in Hats, Caps and Furnishing IN
Goods No 50 Main Street, keokuk, Iowa; hay 1
ing on hand n large and well selected stock of
Goods in my line, would respectfully invite the
attention Of the trade. feeling confident that my
Goods and prices viii fayorably compare with any
in the market.
! will not say that shall sell lower than Saint
Louis or Eastern Houses, but would modestly
sure my ffiend4 and the public that | will sell as
low rs possibly aud honestly can.
My expenses light, and my house is convent
ent, If not three stories hghl and / will cndeavor
to trade with Il customer n such a manner us will
give general satisfaction.
NV motto is-An article is worth its value, and
common should be the appraiser.
NAV &. lSs4.-y
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
E


rIyHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
L pounGs 10 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily tSunday eSeepted) for Fairfield. os
kaloosa, Fort Des Moines and Council Bluffs passing
through Boston, Charleston. Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham, Ashland, Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
dyyille, oskaloosa Pclla. Monroe, Apple Grove, to
TT. Des Moines.
From oskaloesa ltr-weck kly) to Council Bluffs, via
Bellefontan Knoxville, Picasaptvlle, Indisnola St.
Charles, " ntersstt, Iadlantown, silver Creek, to
Council Bluffs.
Also from ottumwa via Blakesburg, Abba, La
grange, to Charlton, ri weekly.
Also from kekouk, Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte, Bentonspost kcosauaua pittsburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield.
Also TO Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines. passing
through Bpon bore aud Homer.
Every attention Will h. paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave keoknk for all the above places at
o'clock, A. NJ.
gsp- Office on Main street, second door above the
Laclede House
d H. A. McCHESNEY, Agent
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
@Ef E
Peoria oqnawka. Central Military
Tract and rhica Rnrliuytnn


Tract and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Railroads.
I ; now completed. and Trains run the entire dis
i tanee from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON, Iowa,
without change Of cars.
The most direct route 10 Chicago, New York, Bos-
ton. Phiaiel phia, and ali other points East.
Daily Trans leage Burlingto n SUNDAYS excepted
l.-DAl EXPRgss, ,--TnRoU6H 7. 80 A. NJ
AFfIfing At Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmouth Gales burg, Princeton, and con
Meeting at Meuaota rifh the Illinois Central Rail
Road, to Ia Sale, Bloomington, Springfield, Deca
tur, jacksonville, and Naples; also with Gaiena and
Dunleith.
2.-EXPREss TuKorGH 7. so, p. ".
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road 1T
Mendoza for st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains the abese Roads run in close connec-
ton, avoiding ali laying otor at any of the points.
This koad Gun meets al Chicago. with the Michigan
Central and A!chg gan Southern Roads, and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities Ohio, Ken
tn ky ard Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7. 80, 7. M,
reach Galena aud Dunlctth ia i2 hours, and ST.
LOUIS in ~ honrs.
By this route passengers will reach the interior
portions oi 0Aio and Indiana in less Time and with
fewer charges than by any other route connecting
New Albany and Salem Road, thence 10 all points
south aul southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
charge for andling at any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
Z. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
ID. kgalCk. Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G. l.. F0IJETT, General Ticket Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Nav ist. S55. dfw
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NO. 226.
City Drug Storei

Burrows Block, Main s KEOEuK.
Il j. q. STEWART now in receipts Of n
y. very large and carefully selected stock u
Of Drug, Medicines and Chemicals Patsu,
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii. q
nv arey Of fancy articles usually found in the best
estabiis hments of the kind Every article warrant
I'd pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by ealliD z
at our establis hment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR. j. q. STEWART Office aud consulting reem
IN the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
T. o. Edwards, NJ. D., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb
John Locke, !" - "
Nav 5, l855.-iAw
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Fall Trade.

CTAR CLOTHING STORE, r. Main St.. Keokuk.
- IL. straus would respectfully call the at-
tention of The gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity TO
the fact that he has formed co-partncrshp With
one of the best clothing houses in Cincinnati o. Ma
rienthai h. Block and thus possesses superior fa-
clihes for the selection and purchase of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have most complete assortment ofaall
kind, of Clothing, comprising III part, Cloth nd
oycreoats Pants and Vests # all grades styles and
sizes, Shirts. Stocks. Hats and Caps Trunks &c.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
b. sold at a small nd ancc custom cost. We are
determined not t. be undersold BY any establish
pient t.lis side # Cincinnati.
Country merchants particularly invited 10 call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
sep IL ds-wtf III. sTRAUS CO.
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Il. Isawden & Son,

yyTOULD respectfully call the attention of the
w pah4ie 10 their stock OF the first quality Of
Marble, which they have Just received direct from
the East which they enabled ia sell al as cheap
n rate as can be obtained in 81. Loufs.
We are determined to act upon the MOTTO
..sMALi PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS.
Give us n call and we pledge ourselves to show you
as fine marble. and good work manship, both IN
the ornamental and plain styles, as be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock of Marble on its
way from the East and shall be fully prepared 70
meet any demand hat may be made for articles ~
our line.
Third Street betsgeea Main and Biondeau
ApriI 5, 1891. Il
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A. L. DEaIya. n. cLAYPooLE.
A. l.. DEwING & CO..
Successors TO Granville Il. Smith Coz
u ANkERS and dealers in Exchange, keokuk, 10.
DSight checks on all the principal cities constant
ly for sale in sums to SUIT
Collections this city remtted for promptly at
current rates VI Exchangs.
We viii buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
AND uneurrent Bank Notss, Rt best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank. New York.
Messrs. Il. w. Clark, Dodge Co. "
Lucas q Simonds, ST. Louis.
f. ". Clark & Bros. q
% n Corwith Co. Galena.
May 81, 1855.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
hF GEO. c. ANDERSON, on Third between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city RENTED promptly, al current rate OF
Exchange.
&s Interest deposits when specially agreed
Refer to L. w. Clark Il Bros, ~,
Bogy, Miltonberger Co., :, rouis
John j. Anderson Co.,
L. W. Clark. Dodge Co.. New Yosk City.
g. Office hours from A. NJ. to 7. NJ.
Juiy IA, lS55.--dtf
Ra nk ing House of Shas. Parsons.
Cor Of Main and ID Sts., kEokUh, IOWA.
eight Exchange on the East and South bought
Cand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits as per agreement.
Refer to Lucas & Smond- ST. Louis, No.
i. A. Benoist Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, sherman & Co., New York
Drexel Co., Philade phia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, O.
Price Converse Co., New Orleans La
Sept. /, ls55.--diy
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Important TO Travellers.
The new and qaiek Route open through TO
New FORK ia IS hours from "a. Louis via the
OHIO AND MISS ESSIPPI
& A - - ~
BROAD GUAGE RAILROAD.
I. =. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying ne Grfaf Northern ard Eastern Mcu
TwG rnhDr6H TRAINS DAILY.
Morning Ma,l train leaves st. Louis at clock NJ
lightning kXpr,ss 9 +" p. NJ
connectinga Fncennes with the T.. q c. r. K. for
Terre bauic and indianapolis, and there with fast
trains for Cincinnati. New ork, Louisville Boston
Buiisio, Phi aaetphia Cleye land Baltimore Dunkirs
Richmond and Nashingifn City DC
No change " ear. ~ Tefre IIaute.
Also connecting a. Sandoval with the I. c. K. r..
the meet pleasant route ~ Cairo and all points in
northern Iliinos and the only mail Railroad from
st. Louis.
Passenger and baggSE, convey ed 10 and from the
Depot freeof charge. Through tickets can be pro
cured at the oie Of the keokuk Packet Co., at the
Company Office No. - aud 30, cor 4th and Chest
nut street. under the Planters House, or No. SO,
South l.eyee, ~. louis
y. Il. Passengers at and below keokuk make
Say ing Of from } to = hours time.
JAMES NJ. WARD, Sspt.
A. W DANA, Asst. Supt.
Isaac FsIAS. sole Ticket Agent. oct3udy
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CARKIAGE MANUFAGTORY
T., Gtvnay Latnan,x lct and . 4

On JOHnsOH otfttt, DetWttu Ibf Nuu ID.
RY o'BRl AN CO. Having permanently
ID tablished ourselves in keokak, with ample
supply Of the very best material for the manufac-
ture Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
prepared to make all articles in our line, in the
very best style aud Of the choicest material,
sonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept - ls55--dly
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NEWS! NEWS NEWslli

YIyHREE dass later from the Crimea. We are au
J. thoriscd TO state that LAsDEs pAp9hEK1i
new Bread Wagon IL the track, furnising p.teI
Bread Cakes and CracRcrs and more iar VI tuah
was ever furnished for thu same in keokuk. ~ you
want anv Of the above agt,cis., try the ksD Aaoa
Oct I'D LANDES DAUGHEKI1.
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r. FL. O'Connor,
Ap0THECARYA AND DRIGGIS,

4 POfHECARIES' HALL, corner Third and y
n Johnson sts., keok uk, Ia, Is in rcce ipt -
If large and well selected stock of Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Stafs. Also, 49,
large assortment Of the most popular Patent Med
icIBcs now IN use, of which he has the exclu-
siye agency of therefore would call the stten-
tion of country merchants and druggists ihes aIns
and varied, comprising Lubn's, Bazin's, and Juli-
as Hauels hne Extracts every description Of Hair
Oils, Pomades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes and all powders used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands Of Cigars, Snufs, aud Tobacco always
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully coan-
pounded, at ali hours of day or night.
Oct. I'd r. II. 0L0NN0R.
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hckESSY. ". II.
McKenny & Runner,

McKenny & Runner,
uAVE this day associated themselves together for
the transaction of the Drug business in all its
branches. They expect to keep on hard = general
and we'll selected assortment If Pure Drugs, Chemi
Gals, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, &C.
Also hare by this arrangement become sole pro-
pretors for the manufacture and sale Of II. X. Gill
more's celebrated Mamaluke I4iniInent and unriral
led Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for the States of
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
territory Of Nebraska.
All orders in future will be addressed TO
MckENNY RUNNER.
Dee. &, 1854 def
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FNHE subscriber would announce To the citizens of
L keokuk that he has jnst received q stock of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman :
wear ever brought to keokuk consisting of French
and American cloths cassimeres and vestings plush
es, vcl cts, grenadines eashneres, Ac which he Ill
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
to order. The subscriber has also on hand fne as
sortlneut of shirts erayats, scalfs, collars, &c.
sep II JAMES NJ. TYLER.
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st. LOgIS AND X T. . X L X
1855. IQS 1888.

NAIL LINE STEAMERS.
gINHls popular line ~ Steamers viii make regular
1 daily trips usual through hous the season, con
necting at kcokuk with the regular daily Mail
Packets IL Rock ISLAND, GALEsA and ST. PAuL run
ming IN connection with the Railroads to Chicago
and the East.
The line is at present composed OF the steamers
DE NFRSuS. NgsvERNER. JEANNE DEANS, and
kEoKuK. whose pames alone are sufficient guaran-
tv of their speed and accommodations
March 5, 1855. Dom
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kLokIk AND ROCK ISLAND
1853. eAslxse 1855.

RAILROAD MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
FINEE two fast steamers J. VI KEK and BIS CAMP
i ELL, now making daily trips, connecting al
Rock Island with The for the East and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Gatcna and Saint Paul, and
al keokuk With the great Mail Line Steamers Jen-
ME Deans, Nesterner kcokuk and Die Vernon for
ST Louis
J. VI hEr, Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves Doven-
port and Rock Island every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings for Keokuk Returning,
leaves keoknk every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day Evening"
BrN CAMPBELL, Captain r. f Bartlett, leaves Da
venpoft and Rock Island every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday evenings Returning, leaves keokuk
every Wednesday FRIDAY and Sunday evenings.
For Freight or Passage, inquire on board or of
1. HEAIGiI, Agent,
Lnk
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Ncw Arrnngeane nt.

yINIIE subscriber would inform the citizens OF ke-
i okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade OF Ben. +. Dodson, mt No. Third
Street where he has on hnnd q general assortment
of French and American Cloths, Casslmeres and
Nestings which he will make up TO order at the
shortest notice. and III style not 10 be surpassed
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats, Vests,
and Shirts. always ON hand
July Ii, lS,5.-du JAMES VI. ii Lkh.
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MONROE HuInE.

Corner a Olive and Second Stree ST Lot Is. MO.
'I'lk suiscrber proprietor oi the above -
house having thoroughly repaired and ;;;I
newly furnished the thro ngout, is uu
nov prepared 70 accommodate citizens and
strangers.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed during the
last nine years, while proprietor Of the Quincy
House he respectfully invites s continuance a, hrs
location. WI. MONROE.
Aug. 49, lSS6.-wy
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
fHHlKD Street, between Main and johnson, keo-
i kuk Iowa, have just received, Mt their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment,
choice and excellent supply Of Broadeloths Cassi-
meres Vestngs, and Gentlemen = Furnishing Goods
Of ali descr ptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and phiade lphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best mate
rial to give them call
HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&005 E

rIsHREE daily Through Trains. between Philadel-
i phia and Pittsburg.--THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at "a A. NJ. and
Ptfsbnrg for Philadelphia NJ A. NJ. TIE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Piisburg at r. NJ
TuE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadel phia for
Piusburg a. II Z. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadel-
phia at 10 Z. Nj.
The above lines connect at Pittsbnrg with Rail
roads To and from st. Louis, No. Alton. Galena
and Chicago ILL.,. Frankford. Lexington and Lou
isvilie, Ky Terre Hante, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield,
Beilefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Column
bus GAINESVILLE, Massllon and 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 Mt the diff
ferent starting points Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton.
Tli0S. MOORE,
AGESr, Passenger Lines. philadelp lphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb /. lS5o.--Iy
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" ItIIAN WINTEh, Proprietor.
4 t0RNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa
@r- Baggage taken and from boats Free Of
charge.
zo- Stage leave this House daily for keokuk
and Burlington.
June % 1895. d