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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13

JUDICIAL BREvITY The late Judge Eos
ter, of England, has left on record this eX-
ample of brevty,
A short time before his death he attended
the Oxford Court on day that was unusu-
ally hot and sultry, and gave the following
charge to the Grand Jury:
Gentlemen, the weather is extremely hot;
| am very old, and you are very well ac-
quainted with what is your duty. have no
doubt but you will practice it,
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DENTAL ADVERTISEMENT
II. s. CHASE, M. D., WOODSTOCK, VT,

For 1853
TENIIE success attending the Dental operations Of Dr.
A C, for the past year, he believes to be entirely
satisfactory to lis patients certainly very gratifying
to himself Three years ago he introduced the principle
of atmospheric pressure for retaining one teeth
in the mouth as he had already with whole sets The
results have been all he could wish. In this way the
notuaItch not injured by clasp. and are ofcourse
much more durable.
His new mode ofmNking under sets is very grcNtim-
provemcn the teeth firm, clearly and durable,
and only about much as those he former
ly made.
Persons dishkng to gowhout teeth while the gums
arc becoming absorbed have temporary set inser
ted in few days after extraction, at small price.
Notwithstanding the prominence given to the mcchar-
cal departing of dentistry by the public mt large it is
undoubtedly true that the operation of fHng teeth is the
most important of all others and should not be neglected,
Good sound teeth those well filed are far more vaIu
able thanartiGcia substitutes and one can be too
lictous about their preservation
Discount for Travel.
To persons coming more than thirty miles, 10 percent.
will be deducted from the amount Of their bills
twenty miles, per cent over ten miles, per cent
Enquiries by mail, in regard to prices &C., &C., WILDE
promptly answered
Terms, CASH, on the delivery of the work;
February, 1856 764 ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13

BEAUTIFUL PASSAGE. The following is
from the pen of Walter Savage Lander: The
damps of autumn sink into the leaves and
prepare them for the necessity of the fall;
and thus insensibly are we, as wears close
around US, detached from our tenaclty to
life by the gentle pressure of recorded sor-
row.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13
p0B2Ry,
THOMAS TYTTE.

Fluttering nervously, here and there,
Round his lady-brd- little elf
Now on an iron. weed, now in TIL air,
Thomas Tytte is describing himself.
Tom tit, tom tit,
Spit, spat, spit
l and wife, in this ere tree,
Live Us jolly as evor you see.
Fiddle, dee, dee.
T, Tytte, Esq, is dressed in blue,
Like every other high born tit,
With yellow vest and choaker, too;
You'll hear him crow, if you listen bit.
Iom-tt, tom-tit.
Spit, spat, spit,
Examine this coat and vest of mine,
I'm rather buck in the tom-tit line.
Fiddle, dee, dee
The wife of Thomas, meek and brown,
simple creature afeard ofboys,
Sit all day in high necked gown,
Laying eggs without any noise;
Tom-tit, tom-tit,
Spit, spat spit.
Lay on, my dear, nobody II come,
Pm keeping watch in this old gum
Fiddle, dee, dee.
very retiring female she,
Abiding at home as females do,
Always blowing and Dragging is he,
real man-bully as ever knew.
Tom-tit, tom-tit,
Spit, spat, spit,
I'm not the bird to run-that's fat,
I'm too good stuff, you Fnow for that.
Fiddle, dee, dec
High-ho! look here! two, four, six, eight,
Round and Understandable eggs
Mrs. Tytte watches 'em early and late,
While Thomas is laughing and kicking his legs
Tom-tit, tom-tit
Spit, spat, spit,
Convenient wife, this Mrs. t.,
For free and easy fellow like me.
Fiddle, dee, dee,
The eggs are Clipped, and eight small tits
(The number of eggs crept cautiously thro';
Thomas, driven half out of his wits,
Scratches head to know what to do.
Tom-tit, tom-tit,
Spit, spat, spit,
Trying this thing! singular fate!
Unusual number, certainly-eight!
Fiddle, dee, dee.
T. Tytte, Esq, in n little while,
Gets not as careful about his clothes
Seems quite depressed, hath sickly smile,
And sngeth mostly through his nose
Tom-tit, tit
Spit, spat, spit,
Exactly where the young ones be,
Nobody knows 'cept wife and me.
Fiddle, dee, dee.
Autumn comes-the titlets grow;
Thomas Tytte is blockhead, Ounce
To foreign parts he's going to 60,
And, just as he starts, we cry all at once
Tem-tit, tom-tit.
Spit, spat, spit,
If your voices come back and you're not shot,
You come back with it. Tom-otherwise not.
Fiddle, dee. dee
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+ A X f .

First Train stops at all way Stations. Second Train
stops at Casteton, Poultney Granville, Salem, Cam
bridge and schaghticoke. Third Train stops at way
Stations.
g-y- BE SURE YOUR BAGGAGE is CHECKED BY
THE EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE. -R
Procure Through Tickets at Rutland, or of the Con-
ductOr in the Cars. THOS II. CANFlELD, Sup't,
Nav 90 1852 $50 IF
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13
NORTHERN RAILROAD,
NEW ia NIpSJIIRE

A FTER May LIST, 1855, Passenger Trains leave Bos-
IA ton at 7.3O, and Concord at 1926 A. NJ; White
River Junction, Wells River, Ltleton St. Johnsbury,
Burlington Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and
all Stations the OgdenGburgh, VT Central, Passump-
sic and White Mountains Railroads; thence by stage to
White and Franconia Mountains Lancaster, Barton,
Danvle, Stanstead, and all the principal towns in
Northern n. II. and Vt.
Leave Boston at 1900 NJ and Concord at 90 P. NJ
for White River Junction. proceeding early next morn
ing VT Central Railroad to ROuses Point, MOntre-
al and 0gdensburgh.
Leave White River Junction for Boston, Lowell,
Lawrence, Worcester &C., at 100 A. NJ, and l24O P.
NJ or on arrival of Trains from Vt. Central and Pas
sumpsic Railroads.
Both down trains connect with trains to New Market,
Dover Great Falls Portland Rye and Hampton Beach
es Portsmouth, Lawrence, Lowell and Worcester.
Passengers for GrotOn Junction, Lancaster and all Sta
lions the Worcester and Nashua, Newport, Provi-
dence and Worcester & Western Railroads. and for Nor
wich New York. &C. &c. connect at Nashua with trains
direct from those places, by either train over the North
ern Railroad. ONSLOW STEARNS, AGENT.
Concord. N. H., April %, 1855.
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EtARS leave Rutland by this route arrival of Nor
" thcrn and Eastern trains as follows
st (NaiD Train leaves Rutland at 1000 A. NJ, and ar
rivcs at Troy Las to D w. and reaches New York via
Hudson River Railroad, 900 p. NJ, and Schenectady
400 p. NJ.
I'd (Express) Train leaves Rutland p. NJ, arrives at
Troy 800, New York lO.30 p. NJ, by the Hudson Rv'
Railroad Express Train, also atSchenectady 90 r.
NJ for the Western Express Train to Buffalo.
Sd (Accommodaton) Train leaves Rutland $50 A. NJ,
and arrives at Troy 9l5 for the Hudson River Railroad
Through Trains, reaching New York 400 P. NJ or in
season for the 1890 A. NJ Western Express trains from
Troy to Schenectady and Buffalo, reaching Buffalo the
same evening.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13

81 hold it to be a fact" says Pascal, " that if
all persons knew what they said of each other,
there would not be four friends in the world"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13

The life of fool could no more 90 on with
out excltment than panomine could without
music.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-09-13
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,

EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF
NEW, ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
CT CD CD I'D CSC
ShaEs. Dana, J1-. &c Co.,
a RE now receiving from New York and Boston, n
IA splendid assortment Of rich handsome and attrac-
tive Goods, including
RICH SILKS, FINLAND do,
PLAIN and STRIP'D POPLIN,
PLAIN BARAGES,
ELEGANT FIG'D do,
FIG'D SILK TISSUES,
ClIALLIE BARAGES
BARAGE DE LANES,
PRINTED LAWNS
PLAIN WOOL DE LANES,
with great variety of other dress fabrics
Rich Long and Square Cashmere and Printed
SH Wis.
Plain Thibets, Black Silk White Grape Baragc and
Ottoman do Gloves, Hosiery, Embrodcries, Dress
Trimmings and Linen Goods, in extensive variety, with
a large assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, SUMMER
STUFFS, SC, &C., &C.
To all of which, special attention is invited Our
stock is complete and extensive than usual and
offers greater inducements than to those who like to
purchase the best and most fashionable Goods at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Woodstock, May, 1855. 775-5tR
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SCVthes and Axes.

TWNHE subscribers having leased the scythe and Axe
IL works formerly occupied by D. TAFT 4 SONS, Of
Tansville, Vt and having in eirempoy the workmen
formerly engaged in said establishment, will continue
the manufacture of Scythes and Axes stamped as former
ly and under the superintendent of the Messrs TAFTS
our agents. who will extra exertonsto produce
article equal the best that be found in the mar
ket.
Orders addressed to D. TAFT SONS, Taftsvie, VT,
or H0MERS 4 LADD, No. Is Union street, Boston,
Mass, will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN TAGGARD co.
Boston, February 20, 1855. 767tf
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P a n IL NJ IT s..
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
Agency for Business


WITH THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
No. 7G State ST. opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
IMPORTANT information to Inventors. The Sub
n scrber Cate Agent of the U. S. Patent Office under
the Act of 1887 determined to advantages APP
plying for patents superior to those offered inventors by
Others has made arrangements whereby applications
prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS lin
stead oftwny, paid back by others) will be RENTED
by him in of failure to obtain patent, and with
drawal through him within thirty daysaer the rejection
Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all necessary
papers and drawings, for procuring Patents in this and
foreign countries prepared and advice rendered legal
and scientific matters respecting andnfrnge
ments of Patents
Inventors can not only here obtain INTERPRETATIONS
the most reasonable terms but avail themselves Of
the experience of 20 years practice extensive library
of legal and mechanical works. and correct Of
ing saved journey Washington, the usual great de-
lay there, well all personal trouble in obtaining
their patents. Copies of claims of any patent furnish
ed by remitting ONE dolar.-Assgnment recorded at
Washington. X. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
"During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
of Patents, R. II, EDDY, Esq, Of Boston, did business
at the Patent Office, Solicitor of Patents There were
few fany persons acting in that capacity, who had so
much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with skill, fidelity and sue
regard Mr.. Eddy of the best informed and
most klu Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person more competent and trustworthy and
capable Of putting their applications in form to
for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
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RUTLAND & WASHINGTON RAILROAD,
fag3F:.!.az t ~ - Fgaea sssa aasl
New Southern and Western Route,
VIA EAGLE BRIDGE.

Most Expeditions and only Reliable
Route TO Troy, Albany, N. York, Schenec-
tndy, Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester,,
OswegO and Niagara Falls.
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CLOTHING.

HE subscriber has just returned from the city Win
1 Large and Splendid Stock of CLOTHING, adapted
the season. bought the present extremely low prices
We bound to sell at corresponding rates, in fact
Clothing cheap at present. and therefore,
now is the time to repenish your wardrobe We have
from fine German Cloth Frockcoat worth $1,000, down
to Tweed Coat at 81, 80.
,,,>-r,r nC>rr AVN 1rI,c,ur,
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We have the best assortment of FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered in Town, without enumerating the different
articles we would say to our friends call and look at
our stock.
GGG2 CO C2GJp9a
Our assortment of HATS & CAPS is much better and
far greater than was ever before offered in this vicinity,
and pledge ourselves to sell as low at any place in
the State
~" The above Goods with a full assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS, BLACK AND FANCY
DOESKINS AND VESTINGS,
will be sold at bargains, for Cash or Cash Credit,
Sc. MUNGER,
No. II, Central 81.
Woodstock, April &c, 1856 IA 3tf
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I AIDES. colored black and white KID Gloves, +,
IL siiA, Lisle Thread, aud col'd do, Twisted &
let sllk Mius tor Ladies' ani Misses, Black
wl = and mode silk Hose and latge stnca Of
ce', ltn white, unbleaehei, black, sedte and
nike 81 al p1iecs: chlldfens DO. White. mixed
ai.G la ', vary cheap. 4. II. FuAILh,
Aprn z. $50
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Hydraulic Cement.

ST PEkIDk atlcie iot sale ilY
a J. & j. * LLOYD. :
kekolk Juae % 1880 w6m
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Looking Glasses.
Cash !!

7 WILL seli for cash At saai aiyauce on
L COS; All eastern work now on hsnd 70 make
room for a very large and superior supply tins
tall. Country people who always pay cash
vii consult their own n'ere-t b. calling al the
Boot add Shoe Emporium.
Sign Mammoth Boot, Kcokuk Iowa
5. A DUKE.
July II, 1855. d WIN
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fLNIR! FLoLR.
]. JLWELL. ". N. DOLBY
JEWELL & DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
Ziers and Gilders.

Shop on he corner Of Second d JoAnson
Sreets. opposite the ST. Charles.
WOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
" zens OF keokuk, that they have formed
copartnership, { Nay 5il, 1900 tor the purpose
of carrying tie above business in all it,
branches. They are ready at all times TO un-
drftako work in their line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punctuaiiiy
and in style equal 10 the best, and on - rea-
so, able erfns as any others in the city.
N. r. Particular attention paid to PAPER
H.NeisG, which they will do with nea'ness snd
dispatch. also old sash rcglazed.
May -, 1888. d3m.
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fOLDEN Flax, aud Medium Fronting LIpeas,
~ ol l&lchatdsou's make, Warranted pare, p!
Linen Shee'ing Pillow Case Linen. Blc3ehe1 4
Brown fsbf~ Ddm2sks, Napkin-, Tpwellug.
q ash, &c.. far sale cheap. i d. POSTER.
Apfil -, 1888,
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STRAY Herse.

N,fkAl Ed fgen iho subscriber, corner IL ,..
- 81 Exchange artl Thtis.cth streets ed~st,s
bat har4e. about lon year, oia, small
sfred short black tnane, aal black is,i back
somewhat bsm, Any person returning said
horse shall be llbcralls rewarded.
GEORGE LnEFFLER
ftk Anuust 1889. div
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Ice Crea sss.


OFFERS his professional services TO hs citizens
Of Keokuk spd vicinity.
His Office, the same erttofore occupied by
Dr, Ford up stars over thestole Of J. Bruce,
Esq, No. SIS, Main Street.
Residence. al the 'Paviiiou" on Concert be-
tween "a aHd 3d Streets.
June l., lS5j. dsf
Dispatch copy weekly 3 months.
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I4HE lows srArt lnspRANrE CosfrAsF, ol
j h*pkuk, hA,lnE tuily esgaaihcd According x
to the Atlicies ot lu.Jrpoi ation, AMI tilTing le
reltrd Application f2i a. ura8c" tna dseu Pre-
Bt3in notes on property aiuOuatng to sioOo oho,
II Hoa prepared 10 issue i'oitclas, the Sai"f
class oi risAs, lar thTre sears Oh tie MUTUAL
plan, AID ior one year aul shorter peried ir /
cash premium.
Uffiters Eiect~dfor tho ensuing Near.
DIRECTORS
e II Perry, ,iphu McCnue, II Htuison,
" l,aukn, 6 y Sinyth, T. toid,
T cfecl, Billings, Wm + raurr
{ Garher, 1 " Nlckersbain,
EkhtV FJvt COMMITTEE.
T. II II trrisou, & tisfhef. John NJ GuHc,
" Rankin, Smy'h.
{ II pFeeY. rres'. W kt>ttN, Viccprcsh.
" I TvRSrR Sec'y. Z II fiARstsoS, Ireas'r.
77~0tfcc IN Concert Hail buiid,ng - story.
iuly 4lh, 1889. a2m iyw.
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liuISE MANILn.

4 SMALL, house, TO he fenanied by Ia
4 mall eenietl lamily. 4 lcsse would MI
be taken Apply u tis ohice
Aug uSl ~, 1885
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GATE CITY HAT STORE.

B -
- +, VOORHEES, a co. respectfully arr
-. noHnce TO the -i.itens OF Keokuk andO
The merchants generally that they have just rs,.
lutne from The East, where they selected and
are nov receiving the largest and lnost complete
assortment of Hats, Cape, and other articIoo ia
their Inc ever bfoughtio keokuk. An expssf~
etcc ot thitty years engaged as manufacturers
AND N the sale oi hats, ought to enable us to Eiv6
culture satisioctIcn io retailers and consumes1.-s
Il Wit be business as we'll as our interest
always 10 select with care, both with regard -
quality and style. We havs ncAted here pis@l
mauently and viii exert ourselves TO do juStiee
to our purchasers. The citizens Of the city con
ray upon our hats being the best quality aud
newest style. 4
Please gae Us call and LOOK oser our stock,
al the ''Gate City Hat Store,' No. "a, opposite
Mfhenny y Runners Drug Store.
Hi@pesi prlce paid in cash for sfl kinds Of fars
and dceI skins. s. +. VOORHEES, & CO.
March &c dtf
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q. w. SanAorS,.
IBENlTURE WAR00ov0H 4
MAIN STR EET, Bet 3rd and 4th Elreets;
NFuknK IOWA.


MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd and 4th 6lrests;
KEokuK, IOWA.
frnT undersigned has now in
i his " are Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
d well afircted assortment Of all kf04e q eGTs
nlute embracing MARBLE TOP DRBs0 094
and r,lalp Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fse 4n4
piain centre ana card Tables; cane seat and Wind
sor Ghalrs, rocking Chairs oi every desceipean
irons j plain wooden seat, to the finest heirclotA
stuffed seal; plain and fancy turned cSefD0 Dsds
sicads OF " latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses of all sizes; clocks, earpef.
mge, floor aal door m atiings, aoor asd table -
clotAs ua.tiaSses, feather busters, carriage txim-
mings, window shades and trimmings, and svesY
other article usually kcr,i in my line Of bustpea~
Part OF my stock was made under my own st-
peryis.on. md the rest bought from msnufacten<
les ef high standing, so that can warrant eyorY
article for durability and finish OK wOrkmaAships
NV object is to establish permanent business
here. and not on the Peter Funk pfincip!e; NJ
IL I'LL lndaceintnt 10 persons to purchase o. ~, !
am resolved 10 sell a; the lowest st Louis prtees
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
Elsewhere. Will always take pleasure 10 Ahow-s
,ne furniinre 10 Ladies' and Gentlemen who csa
on ,nc, whether they feel inclined 70 bay eE eos.
may 81 'Jst-~tl G. w. SANQEha.x
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M Office is hereby given that the one lhirt 'n-
IL terest OF the Kaokak and Hamilton Ferry
together with the land belonging 10 the same, II
offered for sale
For fcrthef particulars enquire Of
Yrly2-dl & j. X. LLOYD 4 CO.
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Crimson. JAs. DENLY.
Merchant Tailors,
Fruits. Fruit,

Fruits. FrMits..
OK BOXES choice Layer Ralsins, whole, naf
ZJ and qua ter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh Zante Cur
rants 10 cases Citron, 25 cases fresh prunes. for
sale by w. G. FUNkHOuSBR.
lnne 30.
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Sack Salt.

ElNE thousand Rags &. 4 salt, heavy and fall
htcached aud IN lisie order, noH landing from
steamer Adrlattc. and tar sale bv
GLEGH0kS Il HARRISON.
In1le 2 80. db'Aw
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COOL. #Es Il ~k
HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests asd H.
i frgerators, embracing ssveFsi dsesrsae euees
and styles, which will be sold q the !ewsst pTl-
ces and warranted 10 please. ~ -,
WM. g. rUNKH0UDkM
June z, 1850.
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MINERAL WATER,
NESSRS. MOORE a. HOOPER

4 RE manufacturing n very superior article
y oi ERATED MINERAL WATER, the
qualities Of which cauuot bc surpassed BY any
natural spring IN our tsion. and that u is hglllv
conducive % health, auh contains ,leiei.rIous
arngs, Whch Is uiten the case wlih fonnia aims not
pf0perlY fotIned and managed, thet beg leave
10 refer 20 The following gentlemen oi the Nell
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FORMERLY KEeKUK IoTGL.9
f9eA L0CATE ola tAe Levse, below Min ST.
Eul most convenient 10 She steamboat latt'ing.
fias been taken hy the subscriber, date Of
the phnniy Hotel apd has been thoroughly re.
pairea ard we'll furnished The entire arrange
meuts are made with view 30 the comfort of
hts ftenAs aaI customers. He hopes. therefore,
bv >tr,rt attention to business 70 have share 81
p4blc patronage The attendants speak the
Eneii.h. GernaN and Frcrch languages, Give
me- q call DANIEL hGNE.
March =, 1850. dxWif
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DON'T FORGET

DON'T FORGET
Two caIl d, BuEIL's large Skylight Daguerrean
Gallery, and have your life-lke misiaturs
taken and cased 10 ore cF those splendid fIames
he has just received from New York.
~ Gallery So, Main Street.
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Dl>SNlil Tim.
THE LOVERS SoLILoOuY.

THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY
60 search the Indies ware 10, pra'ls,
10 deck Your hlgh. burn maiden,
o. liz Golconda's DIAMOND sands,
With priceless Treasure laden
Ga gather Myrrh and FrankIncense;
Ansi Wret Arabian pices,
And cluster round your ''heai Is lehshF'
Loves wiides; OF devices
I'll glse TO her whom | adore,
By far an citing richer
NV face, all dressed in lovers smllss,
La BUEIL's fair Skylight Picture.
BnelPs Gallery, So, Maia Street.
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nUkSE sItoEING.
It iiBER,

UDLns
1T TIL + ri q L NJ L L.
V,HE subscribers have constantly on hand
l supply oi
Dressed Flooring,
Also, FENCING 10 rps and FfNtfSe PIcKprS
Siding, and general assortment OF dimension
stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard al the foot Of Second
street, kcokuk, Iowa
M HIATT & HARBINE.
April 4, 1888 dlm&@1y
Justice OF the Peace.
7,IE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
/ friends in the country, that bis Office IS on
Nam, between 2d and 3d streets, Keokuk, Iowa,
over the Harness store. He viii attend 10 the
collecting OF all accounts entrusted to hrs care,
with promptness. Accounts sent by mail, post
paid, will receive attention, and the money
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March ?, lS55--d&wtt
New Cod Fish.
< DRUMS and 80 Boxes choice Grand Bank
IO God Fish for sale low by
W. g. E.FukkHOUSER.
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Carriage Mandatory,

On johnson Street, beipscn Isl and I'd.
BY oBRYAN, 4 CO.
HAVING permanently establish "Y
IL cd ourselves in Keokuk with an
ample supply Of the very bess mate. ~ "
sisl for the manufacture Of Carrisees, Buggies
Gigs ard HACKS, We are prepared 10 mako all ar
ticlss in line In the very best style and OF the
choicest material, on reasonable terms a.l
prompt notice.
May 25 1885. dly
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Ladies Shoes.

~ T. arc noN manufacturing fre Shoes for la-
W djes, which We will warrant,
Gall st The stoye of
ODEId, & MATLESS
Iay II 1855. d&w
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EsIaCk~llSitlsIii-.

BLACK >nlithInS.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, on fitd. between
W johnson antl Exchange stfests. - HE
Brrk shop, woa1 inform the public bal ~
prepared 70 d. az .od- of II AcRsMifHtsG IN x
neaI, ,iuiebr ae3 cheap mapgcr.
llOkSE sHoEING.
Ring on Your lame sorsss and have them
shod right. From his long AMI constant prac-
tc.. IN tins branch 81 HE hu-iuess he hnters
himself that h. cannot - rserii hS auy ore u
the eeoupffs. fie particularly sallcilS patronage
~ tins ltne
He also oll.cs his setsices Farmer IN alits
branches.
May 26, 1855. aNnlg