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Butte record., 1856-03-01
PRoCLkIIATIoN.
$1,000 REV ARD !!
Executive Department, ]

L, }
Whereas. it has been repre- GATED to me by
the District Attorney of Butte county, state of
California, that in the month OF October. 1855.
a man named James Hunt was murdered in
said county by M H. Hoaglanl, alias Hope
Hoagland,' and that said Hoagland has es-
capped and is at present fugitive from justice:
Now, therefore, L. John B gler, Governor of
the state of California, by virtue OF the powers
in me vested, do hereby offer reward of one
thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction
Of the said IL. II. Hoagland, alias Hope Hoag
land
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
state, at the city OF Sacramento, this, the lst
day of December, A. d. 1855.
JOHN BIGLER
Attest: CHARLES HEsIPsrEAD.
Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION -Hoagland is about 80 or
35yeers of age, feet or inches in hight,
black hair and dark eyes, has a scar from a
burn on the right cheek and upper lip received
when child, on which there is no beard. on
other parts of the sides of his face, chin and
lip, he has heavy dark beard; he is tieshy, of
stout build, with short neck, and formerly
lived in Schuyler county. Illinois
Butte record., 1856-03-01

I "A AhD-f hOft DR 1tt NG = Eit[E AIR
"a MEDICAL ofice-To the afflctel-Ia
this age OF progress, when science IS d5ysl5s.
ing itself in such a manner as 10 appear u
most miraculous, everything in common ria.s
is looked upon as Eyt worth notice IA veu
Of this fact, DR.. Young, corner Of }loutc5us-,
and California streets, has concluded t. leave
the beaten track hitherto pursued 1v m.J
scientific physicians, Chat OF waiting Tor lie
pubic to lind You out aione.) and publish 3
the wolli rs much as may be hi, kn.vlci..
Of the healing art, TO let these RL0 bein Lee,
Of assistance know where they can tqd relief
without tear Of being imposed uron
In continuation of this o. ject, Dr. Y ans
would say, that Of the past ten years be ~
pursued the practice Of medicine in ore ai tAs
largest cities in the United States, with tic
highest success, and that his stauIias as =
physician il without reproach, having 81 ca;
time been lecturer at the University u Peau.
sylvauia on venereal diseases, sc
Upon all OF these consideratlons Dr. Y.rna
has confidence in introducing himself to ~
public, knowing that they will sustain vc,l
earned merit
The following are few Of the many te9,l.
monials which have appeared in the ru..s
journals the last faw years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although We are opposed to the system o
advert tisiag, ior good and sufic Ut reasons
still We deem it bat justice 70 say that pr.
Young IS ene Of the most industrious and iri
defatigabe 7ctaries OF the medical science 3
the Quilted States.
Fr III Professor Jackson1
The subscriber is personally acquainted with
Dr.. Young. ana has seer much OF his practice
and can bear testimony to his merits as
practitioner
From the New York Herald
The eminence Of this distinguished gentle
man il his profession. ana the very exten1ai
opportunities possessed by him fer the obser
vaton of venereal disease, makes BIZ servicet
Invaluable to those afflicted with the abqys
complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser
Al a1illcsed with private complaints shouii
consult Dr. Young, whose education Is uol
surpassa by any physician in the eouRiry.-
In bis skill, honor and Integrity all may rely
with safety. while most of the practitioners 70
this city without honesty or res ectaliity
their preten>ion being grounded in ignor.nca
and assumption.
Office, corner Montgomery anil Californis
streets, Cup stairs oppo-ite the banking houss
Of Page, Bacon & Co. Open from . A. vi. to
oP III, Sunday included.
Butte record., 1856-03-01
DRS. SHRIEVES & BELDIN

oUIe AIlnufacturers.
Office on Second street, few doors above {
febl1-l5 Marysyille, California.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

0BSERTE TIE TOVN CLOCK!
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILWOAD.

!
VTHE Great Central Route, cenrectinE The 1tIsn
/ tic cities With Wstsra. North western sad Sosth-
western States, by . continuous Railway disest.
This road also connects at Pftsbarg with daily line
OF Steamers to all ports ON the Wes,eru Rivers end
at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to oil
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct, cheapest and reliahc route by which Ersigh,
can he forwarded TO md from the Great West.
RATES BK7wKxx PsILADELPniA ssn srrrspuRG.
FfRsr CLAss.--Eoais, shoes,
Dry Goods. lin LoNsj Furs, 'sc. Per 100 ID.
Feathers, &C..
"a Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods. Tin hales,) Goc. per lG0 ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.--Anylls, Bagxing,
Bscon and Pork, lin bnik,) Soc Fer 100 ID.
Hemp, Re-,
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Ea- Ill
cam and Pork. packed Lard, 4oO. per 100 lb. s
and Lard Oil,
FIDUR-tl per bbl. sn.il farther soties- Ied
GKAIN-5o e.s. pcr 100 lbs. untA further noiiec
| COTTON - ~ pr bale, not exceeding 900 lbi
weight, until Fart her NOTICE. Tege@ Es'ss
Na- In shipping Goods from any print Fast o
Philadelphia, be particular To mark package "via
Pennsylya Railroad All G~cis censigned I
the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
| bars will he forwarded without detention.
| FRE,Gur AaESrs--Harris, Wormiey Co., Mem
phis Tenn: r. T. Sass Co.. St. Louis; J. S Mitch
ell 1 Son, Evansville. Ind; Dumesnil, Bsll 1 Mu'
dock, and Carter Jewskt, Louisville, KY; H. {
Meldrsn, Madison, Ind; sprigman a Brown, IN
Zanesvillc, Ohio; Ieeeh Co., 81 kiii,y street, Bos
| ton. Iecch j. Co., No. Astor House, New York N,
I William street, and No. s. Battery Place. Nc,
! York; +. j. Snredrr, phiIade,pha; Magrsw
Koous, Baltimore; Geo. G. Franciseu-, pittsburg.
General Freight Agent, Philadelphi.
II. J. LOMBAERT, sUp't, Altoona, Pa.
I nov IS lSJk.,--l
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wEarEI1N sTAGE COMPANY.


ysa SUMMER RAKNANGEMENT
fTyHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
3 II nounce to the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily iSunlAy exsspted) ff FsirnelA, o.
laluosa Fort Dcs Moines and Council Bluns, passing
thrnngh Rssten. ChaTleston, Primrose, WinehssteT,
Biz min CHAM, Ashlanl, Agency City, Otamwa, Ed
dyville, Oskalonss, Pela, Monroe, Apple Grove, tc
IL. Dcs MONIES.
From OakAaossa tti-weskiy) to Council Bufs, via
Bellcfsatsip EnoxyiIlc, Pleestyille, IndiaaOs, 81
Charles, Wintersctt, lndiantown, Silver Crock. =
cnuncil BluGs.
Alsc from Ottumwn via Biskcsburg, Abba, La
grunge, to ChayitO0, tH-weeky.
Alse from Eehouk, Daily, sia Warren, Farmingtna,
Bonapazte, Bcntnsport, Keoassus, Phtsbsrg, Ioy,
to Bloomfield.
/ Also 70 Fort Dodge from Fort Dcs Moines, passias
through Bo0nsboro' and Homer.
Every attention viii b paid Tor The comfort and
convcAienso Of passengers.
Coaches leave KeokNk fos al the aboye phases at
o'clock, A. N.
- Oaice On Main Street, second door above ths
Laclcds Hcsse. RI AcCHEsNHY, Agent.
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TrHREE daily Through Trains, bot 1een Philsdel-
i phia and Pitsburg.-THE MoRSiSs Nail TRAN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsbnrg at q A. NJ, and
Pittsbssg for Philadelphia at A, NJ. TaE FAsr
Lus leaves philadelrhia for Pissrbarg ~ r, N.
TuE NaGHT ExrRxss TRAM leaves phladeiphis for
Pitasburg At II z. ~. and Pitssbarx for Philade-
phia Ct 10 p. NJ.
The shove lines connect st Pittsbarg with Rail
roads u and from 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena
and CAioago, HI. Frankford, Lexington And Los
isvills, Ky.; Ters Nsase, Madison, Lafayst2e and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield,
Rellefoniane, Sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Coisin-
bus, Zsnesville Massilion and Wooster Ohio; also,
With ~ 6team Packet Bosts from and TO New Or
leans, II. Louis, LOuisviiie, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had u Or from either Of
the above places.
Hor further particulars see Hand bills It the dif
lerent starting points. Passengers from the West
will Asd this the shortest and most sxpedltioas
route y PhiladelphiAs Baltimore, New York or 1os-
ton. THOS. MOORE,
sa AnESr, Passenger Limos, Philadelphia-
J. AESKIMKN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Mttsburg.
Feb. j. 1883. ..-ly9
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nsSRY p sCRoLfx, apwIH n. GRANT
sCMOI.TE 4 GRANT,,

ussRr p. scaoLrx, apwis n. GRANT
sCMos4TE 4 GRANT,
MAKiON CO.. IOWA,
DANKERs, LAND AGENTS, and NoTARIEs
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa Stste RiYe Insurance Com
pany, Choppers Clark's Steam Engine ManufActo-
ry. and for all important agricnltural n.achinss
Editors and Preprieters Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, fndepc ndcnt in poliiis and Rcligop-12
pei annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS
octis dwiy .....
Kcokuk Book -Hindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACfORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockcts, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &C., Ac furnished -
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound ~ ~
bound in any style desired. e
xa- My Bindery will BE- found on second Street,
ssI, door % ias A's:aa~ sign q q: "P'F ssss
]. n. WEkTCS1Tr,
Blank Book Manufactured,
DOOk-BLNDER and stationer, No. ll0 Asin 81.
Icdre-s. Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Bosks.
County, City, Record Tai, Assessors and Tressursrs
Books. Hotel Register, Steam Boat, Account and
and Railrpad Blank Books Of every description, made
and ruled u srder. We put into our blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock Of materials for biadinf, vs
are prepared 10 bind In the most elegant - we'll -
the piainsss. style Books, Magazines, g, Blank
Books psssd. noh14dsw
moRERT MAINls6.
4 RChITEcT, GrAhans Building, End r., ~
Plans and spccifea tions for buildings Aceuratsly
and scientifically prspsrcd. dAwiy
4 /. pexma. J. n. cLArrools.
fssecessors to Granville B. Smith Coy
DANkEES and deslsrs IN Exchnn9c, heoksk, 10.
DSghf checks all the principal cities CONSTANT
u for sale in sums t. suit
Collections on this city remstei Tor promptly at
We VIII NV aaA sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and ua0urrsnt Bank Notes. 1t hsst rasss
Interest allowed ON special deposits
nksEsEsc.s
N~.r.. b. " CiarE, Dodss Co. :.
kY I.u1as. Hixnsads, 81. Lsuis.
Is T. w. Clark Bros.
n. Corvith 4 Co., GAlssa-
May q, 1888. -
EXCHANGE AND BANKING AOUnE
|AF GEO C. ANDERSON, an Third, between Main
yand johnson Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. Collectsoni
On this city rcass<d proapsly, 1t current rate O
ExchanGc-
-. Interest ON deposits when specially asrsst
Refer 10 r. W Clark Bros, p.,t.
I"s.J AsIs~sen Co.. D. Loaas
EW. Clark, Doige 1 Co., New York City
lD. O66ce hours from A. N. to r n.
July l4, lS65.-d'f z.A4-
| 6anktng H0nse 81 Chas. Parsons-
Cor Of Main and ID Sts., kEOKUk, IOWA.
| q I0HT ExrAanse on the East and South bougb
- and sold European Exchange for renittanee y
any par, sf Earsps for sale. Interest allowed o.
| deposits - per agree nent. :.
Refer to Lucas L Simonds, 81. Louis, Mo.
| L. A. Bcnois; Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Il Duncan, Sherman i Co., New York.
/ Drcxsl b Co., Philscelphia. Pa
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, @.
+ Price, Converse 4 Co., New Orleans, La
| Gent l. lS55.-dly
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4. f.sAkAHALL, C. :. hOeS.
MARSHALL MOSS.
A TT0RNEYS ut Law. Odice in Pest boiiding
~ Keokuk. Iowa. novSdwiy,
G. Y. wnircoha. kkUbEN uHkKI~
WHaTCOMB 4 MICK Ell,
A TTORNIkS at Law and General Land Agents,
"a Montesuma, Poweshick county, Iowa Will
attend 10 all busibers entrusted to their care IN
IowesAiek, lows, Denson, TsmA. Aasshsli, and Jas-
PR counties.
Collections will receive special attsatina.
Refer 70 b. Douglass Co., 81. Louis John
Block Co., Pittsburej W. A. = = shumwAy,
Fhiladsiphia; uensnger Co., HAltA.sss; HOB
C. b. Cartss. wasrea, Pennsyivaaia; Aon- .. y
Rasrst, Choskstd. psnasyksnis Editor PitasbarG
ssDaily UHisn," &c.
Iune 4 lAAa.--d
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T. w. AleX00Oer q CO.s
ISORW ARDING and Commseien Merchants /;
T. Freight Agenn for New York Rail keads ana
Fulton Lake Boat Line, On Erie Canal and Lakes,
l7O South Water Street, Central haf, Chicago, Ill
Liberal cash advances on shipments Of Produce
or Meruhaadise, for sale In this market, Or ship
nent % friends eaSe.
Refer TO W. l. Ewing Co., ST. Louis. Mo; ,. :
W. 3. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. Green 4 Stone, Masce-
tine, Iowa; r. H. Campbell : Co., Galens, Ill; J.
II. Langley Co., Rock Island. H.; Barklsy,
Thompson 4 Co.. Davenport; H 7. Poster, Boards
town. 1n.; Hon. A. Staxne, springheid, III. A.
d A Il. Reed, Gaiesburg. Ill. ]; W. s. Gilman, New
York; Fassitt 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa; A. diibert
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages carr Of T. ". A. 4 Co.
July IL, IS56.--dAwly
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June 3, lSSs.--d
s,cK D =. Lvssasros. sEo. n. Livnssros,
las 4. lIvuxoxsux. Soax L.. ElSExAD.
LIvGN0aTON 0DOa. = KlV0EAO,
w hOLKSALE GROCEks ami commiseion Aer-s
~ ehsnl. No. 81 vs.ey street. rw Sstws+. y,sw s,..s-
way and d'eenw'eh ss'sets. INV lohh. :,
Iowa when visiting the New York market.
February q. is56. dly
j.nss ". FfyI.Y. VIC furEsousxn.
EGNLEY 4 TUNKHOUaER,
DK0DucE. Commission and ForwaTding net
/ ehant., corner Of stass and 6osth waIsr street
Jhicago, III. 1csl1du
GOUFwEY 4 SNOW,
CToRAGE, Forwarding and Commission Ner-
- chants and General Freight Agents, Front 81,
between Vermont and Broadway. Vaincy, Illinois. q
1r Property diurted - eur s.rs, viii be forward
ed with dispatch, and orders and consi gnmenA WA
receive immediate and sayeful attt niion.
Refer TO Fsagg savage, Moore, Hollowhusn
Co., Iienning y Co., Quincy Page bacon, nt; Lon
~. sonHavlILx. soTassos aUpD. G. .. 1RADsonp.
n. o. ProAuce = Csmsskssion Beose.
COMMERvILI.E, BRADFORD = CO, 0ensraI
kCProduce, Commission and Forwarding Mescnss@,
New Orleans Particular attention PAID % the par
chase and sale cf Western Produce. Ahse, TO ne
Neceiyinr and Forwarding busineM generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, No. u Achoepaosiss
street.
July IL, ISsS.--dly
u. y. RYRIE y co.,
Comnsis ssienkFsrwarAtngM MsrchaAss
Levee and Short-street,
ALTON, lL1lxcfs.
Augsst 81, lsts.-d1ys ----
SNOW 4 GREENE, 80 81.
TsOMNISSION Msrchaass, Whoasa,ls Orossfs, - ~
aad Fifth, kcekuk, 4uwa. z7+
September l. 1St5.-dly
sonx Ar&xs. ux. &. Asafenn.
Durns 4 Rsnsgen,
yHHOLESALE Grossrs, ForwsrdinF .ad Con
- TArronD = M,cUNE
VX7HQLEEALE Grocsn and Commlssion Mar
wv SeAs, second door above the corner Of Dlon'
deau, Water Street, Ksokuk, lows.
March 8, ls5s.-dtf
3. W.. 4 n. TUCkK1,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealsss in Hardwar'
i and Cutlery, corner Of Main and second 6reses
Sign Of the RED PADDOCK.
July q. 1s54-lly.
=. ]. MAMILL,
WHOLESALE Groeers, Tss dsalers, Commissio'
wv and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81 Levee
lhrss doorS below Locus Strest, st. Louis, No.
March II, 1864 -.
John >. Oaxson Z Co.,
Csnnissien, storage anA Forward
N1o : r.,,, i.f - 8 ,rsc:ass:asii :ss.:i .., ls..,.
= CIV =: s.e..,.s; $; ..:s.i:::. IL.
rnE0D0RE hETTss --z~-- S0aH y. anaaAs
BELTS = MEl4KIRN> n
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, No.
~ City Bsiidines, Saint Louis, Missouri.
-RefUsmcss s
Russell RUS. Bennett, Gre~, .cossay : 90.
9: D: f1isy, yaan9 Brothers,
xes xses.::y, xsss:.y c. e. y s'ss. T. a.s,a c.
laty, McCune Ca. 1kodas, rsssam . Ct
BastJ RilSV = Bast, 4oksr, Renieh CO..
5. 1kln, w. 4. 0ilmaA,
March ~ 1855. d4Wiy ss
". 4. PATTERSON, wn. nADsRAAx, MA eAr11nn
W1s A. RAITEB0ON = Co..
COMMISSION F0RWA11{N1 NI1pH ANT
~ Nos. - and -. LAvse, Ksoknk, lOyo. ta
Consiepm1nts u Ill kinds d pmdres Will rscsi,
prompt Tad persanal attention- n 4sss4 9A4
August a, 185j.-d&wy ss sss i
j. n. 0REUIc,
HTAI1Hssest, hetWeen 0Exth - 9esDoeA, WAG1
Wl sals md Rafail pealsr II Gbsvos, Mo1lc1 NJ
Tinnsrsa 6taek, ~. Also Han9fasena - ~
Copper, and Sheet Iron Wares. s.4s
RooAeG md JolbiAe u Tn, 0rpss sanf -
Iron, vhlsh vi6 11Isene y give &
July ~ 1at& dly ID lU11G
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LIyERY STABLE,


nN johnson Street, Seswesc Ut and z, -
OM WI. n. CLEGH0RN. This establish.
nnt 10 lsrxo. o0usmodioas, we'll ananged@~4'
and sapay pFuvidsd with god horsss vsai trainse
for harness, ~ wall - with Carriages, taegles Ana
iI,cks open and close covered and half covered, f
every descnption, adapted % convsaiepce or luxuy
Honss a. Csssiagss Of residents Of the city or ~
itara trun ahroad kept On m0dsfate tNIss IN
oaiefsly sttcndsd - BY men thoroughly skilled m
Hosses bought and sold on commission and On ny
ON aoocunt at MI tfmes.
May ~, ie3S.-dly
mex % = Tinbern1an,s Livery StaDls.
[kfyIHe Sskbic, situated On Third 6trcet, letwssa
Main .s,A Rl"rdean Sweets; ia iArss an1 sa.-
modiaaa aaA ~peciAlly NisA No and edapted fDr ~
1rsinese, and the unAcnigpsd Arr amply prepared =
Scsommodats their friends and the public ssneralI
with saddle Horse, Bpgsicl. ara ckriaeos q r.
sonahls ssi~. Thry also keep liososs " the day,
wset. or month. he hArt 3 rrknEnnA;x nEannxA;x
| Keoknk, Oct. II, 1s54.v-du
- RANOY SsOODs ANN TOrs.
~ OB2kI0P, Ma. %, MAIN stEsst, has jsst -
| ~. e1kseA larcs saa complete assostneas =
Fancy Goods, Toys. Asscsl Instsamsuts, Slot 0uae
Pistols, Fancy China sets, ssd - ., which he VII
- : wHoLEsALR AND RETAIL
| 1hcap for eeeh. G. OBRR30P.
T Tsotst. III OF. = 1855. -. 60.
i I NyER AND aoo0UR1&. o. ~ ~, bttWeel
~ Jshasoa ssdi diExshaaeA vtsrs y wtli rs.es.e
l dsa.is. ss s.s.s -, 80 . = 49,. $3.50, =
1 sim~s "a toe11a anamls, soshnsss, Nm - meG
20 d1sss4D, r1os, paaeaAd tabls ssvses, 1lR9s6Nn
lamaen e.slaln - a d I. ... ].
| 'ls e: ~, s,:s - : = IN ! 4 q =
- = ~ ~ 80 - \. ~
Il 1es SooDWem =. Ia
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0k0A0 III A43&1 g0AA1ADkAAO.
ss Qu.H, NALL AND EXPRESS h0UTG.
CeyrYSNa ne Grs4t NorfAerw asd EssfsrN MAJ.
sspR rwo fnkou0n TRAINS DAILY.
Morning Maaf train leaves ST. iaoui- ri ciock A. ~
bixhtnank Expsss1 ~ ------ -A< - a 2. =.
Connec1iax at Viucennse with the I-A Q. \ r fsr
Tsrre uauta asd Indianapolis, and there With lest
tsnn4 tE Cincinnati, New York, LDaisville, Ratae,
BaGhio PhifAdaipha Cleveland Baltim imore, Dunkirk.
RiehmnAd and Washington City Ac.
Noshanxe ek sats ~ Ierc HsutS.a ~ ~
zAlaAeenhsstiag at6Anaerxl With the Z C. 4. ~,
tie most pleasant route u Cairo and al poista h
l6rthetn Illinois and the only mail Railsoa9 fr.m
"a. Louis. .4 s
Passengers and bAgssge conveyed . md frosA to
Depot iFss AZ charge. 1hyOsgh tickets 60 - 1ne-
cared - ~ eAee of fAc ksokak PsGstQa q = ~
CsmpanyI oase, Ne. s. aaA %, ecr. ~ md CAeat-
mt street. under shs Planters uos.ss - No 81
Eoutt 1Hvee, ~. hOuts.
IN. D. Rasussksss - sia below Kssar1k. AAks !
6siue@1 lyum ~ I q heurs tlunss fs1 srTs' t
| sac !. 'Faav stsgs. 1AMEA AtoY YA0Ds s6aptt.
& s s.sAs.y,nANA,Ass'k6a IA. 6aY,t.
s Isaac " WixAx. sSle 1kex Afknk pet3edy
~ CAN IHG ~ ~ -. NJ .-.'.'.
Ec41I1Ltp ~ sitlaens % kleksk ~ visiAIA1, vtra
Ia 0nnsis6aas ~ - T.
4 !! - $; /;
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Asrcaa AGsr9rli - ~ the tk00
AEW CLOTHING STORL.

1850 Grcaa Assrarli - ~ she ts80
AEW CLOTHING STOKL.d
wool LEY 4 "A ALLEN.
Il AVfNG opened brunch az their New York
i Store In Union Block, No l53 Main street, IN
vite she pasticalar attention VI cash and short time
buyers TO their ensive assortment oe Clothing,
which they ofer at low prices.
&E- Being extensively engaged ri the lnasufre-
tnre II FCiothiag IN New York city, shey aastsr
themselves they can offer inducements never before
met with In the West. call Is respectfully soie-
ited $3.50 s nyfA1w
J. u. uuro.rssos. ~ .as!Drwrr.
"U5SasaFtSF Ep.cl!isF rAIPsRs, 4 RawEh'
THIRD street, bcswssn Main and Johnssn, kec-
AUX, Iowa, hase just rveivcd at their Fashi0nabls
Tailoring aud Furnishing establishment, choice
and excsalent supply q Rrcsdsleths, Casssmefcs,
veslngs. and GcntissAn's Furnishing Goods, of I'll
done in the most APrsosed and satisfActory manner
They are sonstantly Feceising the Nov York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
wb" desire gusd work and the best material TO give
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Qf Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports sf Fashions FADE
aprlO-dly HUTCHINSON. DEWEY.
REMOVAL.
a STAR CLOTHING sTORE.-H. gTRAUs
n1 co. have removed their stock Of Ciothins
~ sad Furnishing Goods irsm their aaa siaad
70 No IS Main street, next door to s. s. Bilin whers
they happy to zee their old friends, aud nAuy
now ones. a
Ga- Our spring stock will bs received st ar
early day, when We shall preSent snusual advanta
- "a the trsds. febesd
To the Cltixens ~ kook0k.
FIvHE rubsrffber would announce to the citiseus o
1 Kesksk tAat h has joss received ssosk Of u.
bet and most fashienable gosds fae gsnelssaAa I
wear ever brought 10 Keokuk; consisting Of frencl
and Anssims slRhs, sassinesvs and vestineu pfuSh
-, velvcts grcnadinss cashuArss 4e. which he vii
make up the Ahortest notice and in the bast ety
- oraer. The sshspri6sr has x1so % hand 6ne q
sortmnnt Of shirts, cEsyAts, sca<tA sOllaxr, tr.
sspi7 JxMRS NJ. TYLER.
Te the mere chaatS % aOWa.
INV CLOTHIN9 WARE 4OUSE
Market strsst. PhilaAclpAia, (fosmerly oecu
pied ~ Fsssin co., and having secured the ser
vices Of The mSss tasiy sssesrs, VI sfe now Manu
fsetuTinG SsIsely new stosk sf Clothink Of eve
~ deserip&ion, and i IL epr intsrton q al tins
70 keep large stock Of the acwest and moat dssirs
be C1Othing suitable for thr Western market.
Up. WApLrs, formerly NJ Dubuque, having sper
the last twenty pears In the Wet, and knowing "a
wants Of Wssesrn MeTchaafs, he feels that ~ eas
not fail ~ give entire sASiafActiea all thssc tha
he may have the pleasure of doing businsss with
Onr Linen Furnishing Room, VIC think, cannot
surpassed, all Shirts, Collars, etc, etc, u
made - order.
1t will AGsrl ~ much pleasure 10 have you eAl
and make psrsonal examinatioa Of snr stock.
| August ), l655.--dly p. NAPLES co.
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DENTAL SIiSsG.ENK.

hR. II. s. BARRIER wonld nspert- ~u-uur,uu,. 81
II fully inform his patrons and tho ~
public generally, hal he ha. fitted up UYyyHA
handsome suite of rooms, rraring
neither pains xpense ~ niske them elcknnt and
comfortable in the brick building, west side of 3d,
between Main and ehr ssn streets. Thankful for
past fayors, be solicits continuance If the same
- All Operations warranted.
apr24dty
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JAAEs W FfSLxs. VIC FuNxuousxn
FINLEY Z FUNkHOUSEB,
DK0DucE. Cpmmission and Forwarding Net
j chants corner Of State and Eosth Wafer street
chicago, Ill. 1cAl1do
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Sept. l, IS55.-.t&wly
NEW q. y. MAIL 1OUTE.
sPrAnG AsseAgsasens ~ isss.
From ST Louis. keoknk, aud intermediate places
toChicxgo, Niagara Falls, New YORK and Boston,
and - Bnrlingtan,, ,Es~k Island, Dunieith. Min
nesota, and Wisconsin,, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD.
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Doctors McGugi and Alacn
TTAYE sssocisted tbs .nsclvcs in fhe practice Of
III Medieias. Will continuc y attend u consul
tatinn in ali eases and any required distance Wv
ing to the spsciousness VI sAsss once rooms, anu
thss ar prepared to - struct large class
b. i. MBusia, n. D., Residencs on 4tA betvss1
Mxin and Htnn1eon.
y r. Allen RI. D., ,1esidspssss en- High, letssen I'd
) Osce in ~ Afoa bsi,itag;,' ~ stssy, - = It.
Ictween Nj (G md 3eAassa. -
Consults 80 hoosD As1ws6 n os0ook. A. -, and
Jpn. - z..saasa aA. ao4s9
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~ w. KUNYAN i co, having established them
VI selves on the south side Of Fourth strset, near
to ths Market House ,hase received large and we'll
selected stock Of Groceries, TO which they cspeOf0
N cali che uttcntiou of the ctisens Of Ke0kuk 81
vicinity presisions and Feed 0f all kinds ke9e
eosstantly ON hand. All articles delivered h a1y
port Of the city free q charge. tdsc. -, ~.
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ID ANKERS, LAND AGENTS, and E0TARlR rs
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa stste Pire Insurance Conn
pany, Cooperi 4 Clark, Steam Engine Nanufacto-
~. and Tor all important agricultural machines.
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per annurn. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.