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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-08
admfoIS1rntor,s No1icc-

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l has been appointed Administrator on the Ks
tale OF Thomas issmOre. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are requested to
present them aud all those knowing themselves
indebted to said e5; ate will makeimmediat ra"
ment. DAVID CIPHER Adm,rr
June21, 1855. Avs 3
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
~ day of July A. D.. 1883, l was duly APP
pointed administrative of ofthe Estate of Rob
ert McCready, late of Ashland County, dee,
Those having accounts against said Estate will
present them for settlement within one year from
date.
MARY McCREADY
Adninistratrix ofsaid Estatc.
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NOTICE.
George Botdorf
IL Con-. PLEAS.
IN PARTITION.

VS.. IL ASHLAND CoM.P PLEAS.
William F. Eagle d
Maria Eagle his wife, IN PARTITION.
Nelson Eagle ct. all
EKTILLIAM f. EAGLE, and Ma
w ria Eagle his wife, Nelson Eagle and
Eliza Eagle his wife, Mary NJ. Eagle, Rachael
Eagle, Amanda Eagle, Martha Eagle, Gideon
j. Ridge and Charlotte G.. Ridge, William +.
Hill and Sarah 4. Hill, Artensha Eagle, Ma
tilda Eagle, and Mary Eagle, widow of John
B. Eagle, deceased, will take notice that a pc
tition was filed against them on the 2Sth day
of May, A. D., 1855, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, by George
Botdorf, and is now pending, wherein the
said George Botdorf demands partition of the
following Real Estate, situate and being in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, to
wit: Being the northeast quarter of section
number thirty-two, (32) in township number
twenty-one, (2I) and of range number fifteen,
(I5) containing 100 acres of land, more or less,
and that at the next term of said Court appli-
cation will be made by the said George Bot
dorf for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. FULTON d McCOMBS,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
May %, 1855. inflow.
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HAG AR, JR.,

April $3.50. s. + RANDOLPH.
SS-We have been appointcd agents for the
sale OF CHASE'S DI sMOND PRINTING
PRESS, and keep a full assortment of the diff
ferent sizes ON hand. They are much the
cheapest press in the market, and supply the
place of those of a much higher cost. t2-4w
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NOTICE.

WREREAs ny wife Elizabeth Treee has icff my
w he'd and board without any just cease OF
provocttion. all persons arc hereby notified notto
harbor OF trust her on nay account, as VIZ not
pay any expenses for her, in any debt OF nes
contracting. z-
Irrn 90 1855. 3v6
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PASSENGER STATISTICS OF San FRAN
fClsco.-DurIng the SIX months of he
present year; there arrived by sea at
San Francisco 1858 passengers, again st
29,20f for the corresponding period of
last year, or "a falling off of l4,4o8,
being about one half. The number of
passengers who left the city by sea dur
ing the first six months of 1855 was
$3.50, against 1877 for the CORES
PondIDg period of last year, or a falling
off of 1923.
Russia HAs THE S1NEws OF War
The treasures of Russia are always
removed to Moscow during times of
war, for safety, and it is stated that the
bullion now III the treasury there greatly
exceeds the sun held by the Bauk OF
England, aud the estimated value of
gems and jewels is almost fabulo s,
before which the crown jewels aud rega-
liza of England sink into comparative
insignifieancc.
Passive AwAY-The chief person.
ages in the European war are fall.ng
sdEay, one by one. st. Arnaud, Mich
solas and Raglan are dead. Aberdeen,
prq1in de L'Hnys aud Canrobert are
dismissed, while Meuschikof is as good
as bqriqe And the armies area citing
away p9dzr the fire Of batteries and uL-
der .theshest of fevers, aid S-bastopoli
seems to yaSp like tie hole of Curtius,
waiting oybs filled up by the represen-
~tatiyesof some goal princi le.
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ASHLAND LIYERY sTABLE
g. p W 81 II J

oFE1 &
HoFSES AND CARRIAGES to be had at al
Ii hours of the day and night. TFP Stables on
second street. in the rear of the McNulty House.
Ashland, March HESS 42tf
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NOTICE.

NE IOIlOWlng ENeclltOrS, Administrators
l. Guardians. having filed their accounts in
the Probate Court of Ashland County for settle
ment to wit:
The final acct of Edmund Ingmand adm'r of
Michael Ely dec,
ofJohn Charles Admir- Of Michael
Weaver dec,
" George Slough " of Jonas G.
Slough, dec,
Peter B~rubaker " Abraham
Shearer, dec,
Edmund Ingmand David Kauf-
man, dec,
:" Samuel May " Elizabeth
May, dec,
Josiah Bacon Rx,r "Luman viii
lard. dec,
Benz. Huffman Guardian Of Il
H. Simanton, dee
Partial" Daniel Dlrrough Admir- OF Thorn
as Darrough. dee,
Jared n. .Slonaker Guardian Ct
Geo. Slonaker dec,
the Same will be for hearing al Ia. Ad-'
gust Term of said Probate Court.
A. L. CURTIS, Probote Judge.
July I8, 1855 Sw8.
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EiGW
NELSON THOMAS,
SUCCESSOR TO CHARLES rkE0FE;
Z S now prepared to 10 all kinds Of Painting
5 ms Glazing, PAPER Hanging, House Pain
ing, Carriage aid Wagon Painting, Groinr,g
and
NiTiTiNG AL ENDS CF EGGDi
in short every t;sing IN the above line viii b.
do1c i~ramrtiy, RI! in :ho most work'aaniik
manner. = li0-rai ~h1rs of IN public patron
age Is respectfully zolicited.
BISHOP on second street, two doors west ci
Orange Street. \. I,
Ashland, JAY 9, 1e55. If
BRIDGE NOTICES.
TLe undersigned will offer ut Public Sale on
Friday, the 2Dth day of July, the building ola
bridge across CrnT f3rd's ran near Brindel's, on
thc road from 4 bland to Mansfield. Sale to b.
o.tw.on 5no'clcckA VI. and four O'Clock 2. n.
LUKE SELBY,
GEORGE mcconnell, (Com'rs.
AMOSHILBORN,
July I'd 1855 2w6
Z nd also the rebuilding ola bridge on the
"a 23d inst. across the Cetataway creek near
the Gacrhart farm on he road from Ashland to
Rowsburg. Sale to be between ten o'clock y.
NJ. and four PM.
LUKE SELBY,
AMOS HILBORN,
July I'd 1855 5w6
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sien.Goans omn1ission.

1t VIII be seen by Ieferencc to the Flu
sion Platform of Ohio, that no reference
is made to the Fugitive S ave Law. 1t
is not condemned the long agitation of
the question OF repeal is thus s:lcLced :;
the Whole subject is coolly Withdrawn
from Ohio politics, by the "Party Of
and any farther disturb
ancc of the question Hereafter, until this
platform is changed, will be an unau-
thorized Intrusion of a topic which has
formally been excluded from tie arena
of debate. In his acceptance of the
nomination for Governor, Mr.. Chase
said to the Convention:
E'"On the great issues nolo 6ef0rc tile
Peopte, my opinions are expressed IN the
platform yOu hare mis- day adcpsea."
So shat by TIE delIberate act of tie
former opponents of the Fugitive Law,
that i~neasurc is tow in no way "before
the people" as an issue. 1t cannot be
thrust into the canvass without disre-
gareiBg the behests of the Convention,
aud doing vio.eIce to Mr.. Chsse's pied
ges aid bis Interpretation of the plat
form.
This omission was doubtless iatentiOn-
al, and lad its motive in connection WI b
ihe movement began by the Fusion Con-
%vention, to get up a party of Chase men,
extending over other States, with a view
to presidential operations in 1856
This silence now on the Fugitive Law
of 1850. is an eloquent confession that
all the late agitation of the question Of
repeal has been mere clanor. Is the
Free Soil party of Ohio now ready to
.acquiesce 10 suppressing aug furth,r ag-
itatiou of 50 troublesome a? Such
seems to be the disposition manifested
by the platform.-StatfSm ~.
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William F. Eagle d
Maria Eagle his wife,
Nelson Earle eft. al.
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Painting and Glazing!
NELSON THOMAS

lew
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AuulhlSEfdIlA OF Sdlu EstHE'
July Is, 1855, 3we
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DEATH.oF AFIREMAN.-Mr. A. A..
Stevens. a member Of the Howard En-
CINE Company, died on yesterday morn
ing, of consumption. The flags at TIE
several engine houses were at half-mast
during lie day, OIL lie goth June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-15
City Drug Store

Burrows Block. Main Street - EroErrr
I j. q. STEWART are now in receipt of :
- a very large and carefully selected stock ~
OF Drug Medicines and Chemicals, Patent W
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii q
quors, Paints, o,is, Dye stuff, Perfumery and eve
ry variety of fancy articles usually found in the bsst
establishments Of the kind. Every article warrsut-
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor bv ealI,rs z
al oar estabiis hment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put uu
DR. u STEWART : office and consulting room
in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES.
!. =. Edwards, NJ. d. Ohio Medical College.
j. Cobb,
John Locke, -
Mar u
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ARRIVING.

4 l the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. 6s Main
A street a large stock Of Boots and Shoes bough
OF the manufacturer in the east expressly for the
reali trade. Having had seven years experience in
the business in keokuk. | feel confident that the
goods will be found superior in style and quality to
as stock in this market and whom all have arrived
viii surpass all competition in extent of variety
Com and see-So harm TO LOOK AT, NOR TROUBLE
TO SHOW GOODS :. A. DUKE.
August %. ISha-dtf
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To the Gentlemen,

~ exhibition, an assortment Of French Scotch
~ and American Cassimeres--the first ever oA,rad
in this market.
NEsTISGs-in Moire Antique; Plain and Figured
GrenadinesS Brocade and Rex Silks; Silk Velvet
and Plush
eLofhs.-biaek and Blue fine grades, and brokss
check Cassimeres, for fall suits
Also choice selection Of Kid Cloth and Merino
Gloves; Half Hose in Wool, Merino and heavy Cot
ton with Merino feet Silk and Merino undeShirts
anu Drawers Cravats Scarfs and HANDKERCHIEF
Sept TO- ls55.--d6w p. ID MnsTER
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DAVIES HART.

M HULESALE Dealers IN Boots and Shoes No.
w lis, Main Street ke0kuk Iowa
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that We bav
engaged in the above business, having all the faeil-
tiles Tor purchasing stock directly cf The manu-.
tacturers at the lowest figures. IL is our object nd
determination to build up large and pcrmanen nj
trade by keeping on hand large aud we'll assert ed
stock making cur prices low that none can bs less
and terms and discounts rs liberal as any other
house.
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Boot and Shoe Manufactorv.-

/ AN prepared to manufacture from all of thu best
L Brands of French, German, Belgian and Phila-
delpha Calf Skins, having bought them If the i'm !.
porters IN New ferk, and manufacturers in Phiiadei-
phia. The patrons cf my establishment may rest as
surcd Of getting better article than at the houses
who buy OF second or third hands
Call and examine my stock and leave your orders
good and satisfactory tit warranted and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium. No IS,
Main Street s. A. DUKE
August 20 ISJA--sltf
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
gasz4 s a
Peoria 0quawka, Central Military
Tract and Chicago Burlington

Tract and Chicago, Burlington
Quincy Kaiiroads,l
/ : cnnprteti. and Trains run the entire dis
i tance from CHICAGO 10 BJ kLINGTON, Iowa,
without change If ears.
The most direct route 10 Chicago, New York Bos
tom POI iiadelphia, and all other points East.
Daily Trans leave Burin gten Sundays excepted
l.-Daf EXPRESS ,-IHgor6H I. 80 A. NJ.
Arriving al Chicago tue same evening, passing
through Monmouth, Galeshurg, Princeton aud con
Meeting NJ Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road. to La Sale, Bloomington, Springfield Deca-
tur jacksonville. and Naples also with nalena aud
Dunlegth.
2.-E1rnEss TnRouaH Z. 30. p. NJ
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road ut
Mendoza for st. Louis and Ca ro direct
Trains the above Roads in close connec-
ton, avoiding all laying any of the points
Central and Michigan Southern Roads and with all
the Roads leading to the Atlantic Cities OHIO Ken
tuskv and Pennsylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at T. 30 r. M
reach Gsiena and Dunleith Ia II hours, and ST.
Lou.s in 20 hours.
BY this route passengers will reach the interior
portions Of 0hio and Indiana III less time and with
fewer charges, than by any other route connecting
VIA Michigan Central AT Michigan Ciiv with the
New Albany and Salem Road, thence 10 ali points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and
no charge Tor handling n ans point
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
al the Rail Road Office in Burlington
c. q. HAMMOND Superin ntendept.
d. RgMlcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington
c. +. Fol.Lgrr, General Ticket Agent Chicago
Chicago May lst, ls55. ddw
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N. W. Hicks. N. d.,

City OF keokak, Io.s--oihee On Main ST., between
Second aud Third Streets.
nR. H., in addition to the usual ap~
IImethods Of inserting artificial teeih V
e IN possession @i the exclusive right uIyYYn
for thts cttv of mounting the '-contin-
uous gum teeth, 50 universally admired for their
beauty, strength, aud cleanliness. After an expe-
rIence Of two years IN this style of work. he would
unhesitatingiy recommend il TO the public as pos
sessing many aud greai advantages over any other
style of work known 10 the profession. Those in
erested are respectfully isslied 10 call and
specimens Of tne different method Of mounting
teeth.
ANIL IL Isla-d.l,.lr
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DENTAL NOTICE.

y
nR. j. X. EIChE1, Surgeon Dent -
List, having returned frcp the East
wlll be happy 10 wait on his friends. Il{yYy0
Having large stock of Teeth from
thc best manufacturers. please the most fastidi-
Gus. Teeth mounted either gold or pana, on
his improved method, which is now being used
by the best Dentists. He is also prepared to mount
Block Teeth, or Continuous Gums, gold plati-
na when on the latter, ~ lower price amounting
70 the difference IN cost of material; full sets on
gold for l00, on rLATINA fer $50. All work war
ransed. Office on south SIDE Of Bondeau between
Sd aud 8ih Streets, keokuk.
March u -~5llv
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ODEIL NATLESS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
B 90 I = n m d = hoe 3.
II constant arrivals our stock Of Eastern Work
L. will soon be the finest and largest ever offered
III heokuk. They selected with special reference
to the wants Of the retail trade and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices win be such
as will convince every one that have fully adopt
ed the motto Of Quick Sales and Small Profits -
\. B. The summer Goods now on hand will be
closed out cosT.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies would say call in and see our
elegant styles q Bootees Buskins, and Slips Of the
hnest materials, now manufactured at establish
ment, which IN point Of quality and durability We
will warrant To be equal 10 any in the west
tsentemen viii find it their interest to call and
examino our stock Of custom made work Of which
an ample quantity will always lie kept on hand and
as We use only the best materials, and employ none
bu' the best workmcn they may rest assured of a
good article, guaranteed u fit in all cases.
n. u. All articles OF our own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign of the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August 81, l855.~-dkw
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y. w. JONES.

fSuecessor 10 p slingcrland)
hkALEk III clocks, Watches and Jewel -
- ry, Second street. next door 10 Charles ~
Parsons Banking Housed Keokuk Iowa &Nk
The subscriber has just received large and
beautiful stock Of tsuld and Silver Watches Gold
Jewerv. &c, eamprisin. the latest styles of Iaes
Breast Pins Lar Hangs. Finger hing, Cuh Pins
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Kew. Seals. Silver
Thimbles. oold Slides, Snaps, Studs, Gold Pens
With or without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
NArcH REPAIRING.
Ihe subscriber hesug II practical Matchmaker,
feels competent 10 repair he dficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted 10 gye satisfaction.
CoERECT TINE.
The public may rest assured tha. the correct time
Is. and always viii be kep1 by
NOV. -, i554-dly n W JONES
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'NfiE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Ke.
okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock IN trade of Ben +. Dodson, al No. 5 Third
Street, where he has on hand general assor,me Mt
of French and American Cloths. Cassimeres and
estlngs, which be will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in style not to be surpassed.
Also good assortment of Summer Coats, Vests.
and Shirts, always on hand.
JulN IL. lS1n ---dlf IAMES TNIEp
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FTNHREE daiiy Through Trains. beiween Philadel-
i phia and pittsburg.-TnE MORNING MAIL TRAlS
leaves Philadelphia for PittsbuIe Al ~ 4. NJ and
PttsburE for Philadelphia - \. NJ. THE FAST
laSE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al / Z. NJ.
THF NIGHT ExrgEss TRAIN leaycs PHI ladel phia for
Pttsburg at II L. 81, aud P,ttsbarg for Pniladel-
phia 10 p. NJ.
The ab0se lines connect al PttShurg with Rail
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo. Alton GaIena
and Chicago, H.; Frankford Lexington and Lou
isvlle, ny; Terfe Haate, Madison Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, sprinsfald
Beiieion. aine, oaniusks Toledo, Cleveland Colum-
bus Lanessiiie, Massiiiun and Wooster. Ohio; also
with the steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, ~. Louis, louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had 10 Or from either Of
the above places.
Ior further particulars, zee Hand bills at the lf
tpreni starring points Passengers from The West
wtll find this the shortest aud most expeditions
route Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YoTk or Bos
sun.
TI0S. MOORE,
AGENT. Passenger Lines, Phiadelphia
j. Mi4ShIMEN
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg
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BOOK BINDERY
Kcokuk Book-Blnderv-

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACIORY
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
- pattern. Court Records Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books de-, DC, furnished at
IA ori notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
b. und in any style desired
A.s My Bindery will be found on Second Street
nc xt donr To the Ahen9uln, sign of the big Book.
Jan. 70, loJ3.--ddw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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~ II. RuNSkR.
McKenny & Runner

AVE this day associated themsel ca together for
L the transaction of the Drug business In an its
branches They expect 10 keep on hand general
and we'll selected assortment Of Pure Drugs Chemi-
Gals, Perfumery Paints, Oils &c
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro-
prietors for the manufacture and sale of H. r. t,fl
more s celebrated Mamsluke Liniment and unriysl-
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 4 RUNNER.
Dec G. 1871. dtf
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FINHlRD Street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
4 knk Iowa, have just received, at their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Estsblishmeat, Q
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths Csesi-
meres, Nestings. and Gentlemen q Furnishing Goods
Of all descriptions and guarantee that their woxk
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the beat mate
rial to give them a call
HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
April s. IS5J.--dly
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Third Street
Wholesale Boot and Shoe store.

WhOItsAIe BOOT and zoe NtOre.
HANlNG now received my Fall and Winter stock
i L OF Boots and Shoes, prepared to offer su-
perior Inducements to dealers. My stock being di
rect from first hands VIII bo sold as low If not lit
tie lower than any house in The city. promise TO
make II TO the advantage OF those desiring pur-
chase, TO call on ms before purchasing.
Remember. fhirl ST. i. between Main and
johnson, few doors south Of Ayers Drug Store.
Sept. S.--d3mwtf w. II. THOMPSON.
fIN0 J0URNEYMEN TAIL0RS.-Wa Wanted imne-
i diatsly, 1T No. 5. Third Street, two .6ra rsfs
journeymen tailors. None others need apply
ssp27 J. n. TYLER.
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CLOTHING +. ClOTrsrrG

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
| HAVE received a large stock Of Ready Nads
Clothing, Gentlemen + Furnishing Goods Trunks.
Hats, taipet bags Umbrellas, DC, which viii ssll
at WHOLESALE AND retail, AT q very small advance
above Eastern cost. Corner of First and Main Sta
sept. I.--ddw N. HOFFHEIMER
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i. ". NnifItI.

A T'roRNEY AT LAW, ottumua, wapclIo Cou
y ~, Iowa.
Jaly IS lsg5
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July -. ls55.-dif JAMES NJ. TYLER.
To the Cirixens of Keokuk.

'I'HE subscrbc would announce to the citizens OF
l. heokuk that he has just received stock of tho
best and most fashionable goods FIR genttm man q
wear ever brought to keokuk consisting Of French
and American cloths cassimeres aud vestingp plush
es, veisets grenadines, hmeres, &C. which lie will
make the shortest notice and in the best STYLE
to order. The subscriber has also ON hand 6ne a.
sortment of shirts crayats scaifs collars &c
sep IL JAMES NJ TYLER
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FANCY GooDs.

irsT received an elegant assortment Of fine Goods
- such u French China Vases, Paran and Terra
Gotta, &C., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles
Fruit Stands Card Receivers. Cigar Stands. Jewel
Stands, Spoon Goblcts, Figures. Cupids, Busts &c.
Also on hand good assortment Of Crockery and
Glassware CAREY & kfI.BOUKNE.
June ls 1855.
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BTstC a Da% %rEs.s.
lINl.IK Hoe 80

CLOVER HOUSE,
Dl ID. ". CloyER, corner ef Walnut aud Second
ID Streets, Muscatlns, Iowa
49, Office u the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
Q-kaio0sa stage Lanes.
Marr. 2g IS31
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NO. 1913.
Fall Trade.

STAR CLOTHING STORE, ~, Main St., Keok uk.
- II. straus would respectfully call the at-
tenion Of the gentlemen Of kcok uk and vicinity t.
the fact that be has formed co-partnership with
rientha L. Block, and thus possesses superior b.
cltes for the selection and purchase of stocks of
clothing and furnishing goods.
lhey have now most complete assortment ofsau
kinds Of Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
overcoats, Pants and Vests of all grades styles and
sizes, Shirts Stocks, Hats and Caps, Trunks %c.
These goods have been selected with care, and win
be sold at smaii advance custom cost We are
determined not to be undersold by any estAblish-
mcnt this side Of Cincinnati.
Country merchants are particularly invited to call
aud examine our stock, before purchasing elsewhere
sep "a d$~tf Ii. STRAtS 4 co.