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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad

In an article in the STAR Of the goth
November last, we said nothing
against the main line of the MissiSsip-
pi & Tennessee Railroad to Grenada.
All We said, or intended to be under
stood as saying, in that article, was to
call the attention of the people along
the line of the proposed branch road,
and the directory to the Importance of
the enterprise as an auxiliary to the
main line. 1t appears to Us that it is
not necessary, or would be good poll
icy, to wait two years, until the main
line is completed, before commencing
the branch road-especially such Il
road as the one proposed, intended, as
it is, to penetrate the Mississippi val
ley through the best Gotten land in
this part of the State Surely the
stock would pay, and The directing Of
the trade from the Tallahatchie and
lazoo rivers towards Memphis, and
thereby cadsing it to pass over the
portion of the road already flushed.
would not lessen the value or impor-
lance Of the main lire. Doct. Docke-
ry says-"if the stockholders south of
the Ta!lahatchie river, will comply
with their written obligations, the Gi-
rectOry will give them the road" &c.
Now, the history Of the matter, Of
complying with obligations, either OK
pressed or implied, shows that the
stockholders alluded to have always
been more willing to comply with their
obligations than the directory of the
read have been to come up to their
promises, or those made by the agents
OF the company, to induce these
stockholders to enter into those ohli-
cations i'll the first place. And if de-
lay has occurred in payment Of stock,
1t has been oocaSioncd by the direc-
tors seizing upon technical legal OBJ
lection, to avoid complying with the
pledges, or inducements, held out BY
their agents TO procure stock, in order
to induce these subscriptions TO be
made. The stockholders south of til,
Tailahatchie river, are NOT opposed
to the building of the main line or The
branch read either; and had theil
complaints been met in a spirit Of con
cession and compromise, instead OF
lawsuits and denunciations, the,
would have paid their stock long ago.
So far as the citizcns Of the town OF
Panola are concerned, they want the
depot located as near town as posi-
bic, and for that purpose have agreed
to donate land sufficient. Ifthe com
pany intend accepting their offer they
would like TO know it; if not, let Us.
know where it is TO be located. Let
us have some end to these questions
of locations. We have for the last
nine months been urging our stockbol-
ders to pay up, but have always had
to meet this same question. It's set
Element rests with the company. We
are for the railroaG-main line and
brancL-all the time, and so far as our
efforts can accomplish anything to
help on the enterprise-whcther the
road comes TO The toscn Of PQnsla OF
not they shall not be wanting.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

G The attention of the self-csnstitu-
ted junta of regulators for the town of
Pamela, is respectfully called to the condi-
ton Of the bridge At the corner Of Main
and Marshall etreets.
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V" The readers Of the SrARundou

The readers Of the STAR undoubt-
ed.y remember that the HOLIDAYS are
seven unto the DOORS" Christmas, with
its merry greetings, and viyacious gather
erings, soon will smile on every hearth
and around every board. How the Young
hearts bound with glec, at the very mon
Ton Of Anticipated "Christmae." Espe-
ei"lly is this the case away up in the hy-
p9rooFean regions of cur Union. Men
ton Christmas, and what vision Of
-"Bells a ringing al! the day,
Money soont and thrown away"
breaks il upon tao Youthful and ferrent
mind =! Large pumpkin pies, tarts,
sreams, cskes, candies, nuts, etc., etc,
too numerous TO mention, not 10 say any,
thing about
dripping il on the light fantast:c-toe,n
and the lively game of 'Buf," and the
more lip-soothing "Folfcit.'' What Jolly
times the old sage dispanses when he
peeps in upon happy groups, securely
Shielded from the piercing cold without
10 tho people Of the North, Christmas is,
Indeed merry.
80, also, is it merry with Us. And
surely the Christmas Of '5s will be pocu-
harly jolly TO all. From all quarters
comes TO our ears the din CT culinary
warfare. Surely, judging from the shad
eWs cast before, the ancient Christmas
delight Of our boyhood, and comfort Of
our ripper years. will be most cordiailv-
welcomed and most luxuriously enter
famed.
II is needless that ve refer TO all Of the
vast props Tstious making to merrllv well
come our annual festive season. Suffice
IL to say, the most novel Of al-of course
II would De quite needless to say, most ex-
tenslve OF Interpretations, are being
hade oy the ladies and gentlemen of Spring
ILL, near Oakland. A very faint idea
OF what is TO be done may BIO gathered
tTom an advertisement in another column.
ITO which we would call the attention Of
our readers}. We havo been assured that
tAs Grand Festival will surpass anything
ever gotten up heretofore for the welcom-
ing OF the advent Of the joyous Christ
mas season. The Festival will begin at
"one'' O'Clock, p. NJ, instead Of esix'' al
advertised In the STAa-hence it will be
important to secure early seats in the
house. The supper will be spread at eve-
ming, when the whole house will be bril-
Eantly Illuminated. We learn further.
more, that there will be an interesting
balloon ascension, beautifully illustrating
the philosophy of eronautic expeditions
Reader, fail not TO attend.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

There is nothing on earth so
beautiful "a the household ON
which Christian love to,eveY
smiles, and where religion walks.
a counsellor and friend. 30 cloud
can dagken il, for lis twain stars alr
ceutred i'll the soul. No stoin.j can
make it trcmbIe, for it has y
heavenly support and 4 heavenly
anchor.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

y colored gentleman, on his ar
rival at Bath, was asked by another,
what place lie had t'aveItd from :?
Il came silajeEr ti,m LenGCu,"
replied lie. " Did you So" said tho
other ;; F." then you have been ter
rible warped by TIE Way"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

E-g \ clergyman at an afternoon
service was asked 10 read a notice
for woman rights lecture, v hich
he did in this wisp:-" At half-nasr
six O'clock, at a school house in the
first distrc CT, a hen Will attempt to
crowi"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
Christmas Tree.

We understand that the ladies of our
town are preparing Christmas Tree, and
IS such q thing viii be quite novelty
In Pamela, we have been requested to gife
an outline Of the affair, for the Informal
len Of 81 whe may wish 20 join N tAis
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Why people DREsS ExTRAvA-
GANTLy.-The following paragraph
from an article in the Home journal,
from Willis, gives the leading features
and fashions of the metropolis Of Ame-
RIGA at a glance: broadway had its
usual two leading featnrcs-men stri-
wing to outdrcss The fact that lie had
been to them failure, and unloved-
looking women trying the escape-valvc
of millinery for their wasted fires
Equipages are improving in style.
Boards and mustaches are at fyightful
stage of experiment. Dandies are
wearing lace on the ties 0ftheir cravats
and, with the Observation-Disclosures of
ready made clothing the population
looks most stereotypically free and
equal"
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Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

As the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad progresses, and its adsanta-
gcs are becoming more and more APP
parent to all, some controversy has
arisen as to the persons who are most
entitled 10 the credit Of getting up the
enterprise. we publish the following
correspondence, for the purpose of
aiding our readers in determine that
question
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

RATHER REMARKABLE.-In St.
Francis county, Arkansas, lately
a one-eyed man stole o onc-eyed
Uule; was arrested by one-eyed
sheriff, and tried before one-eyed
officer.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

An attorney, on being called 10
account for having acted unpro-
!essional!y in taking less than the
usual fees from his client, pleaded
that he had taken all the man had ,
He was tLereupon honorably ac-
Quilted.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

GT The person who took ''new blue
blanket coat" out Of NJ. S. WARDS law
Office, and left an ''old'' one in the place
of it, is requested to call and get the old
one
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

A lady in western city odyer-
tisss for 81 gentleman. for brrnk-
fast and tea" Does she intend 10
make ONLY TWO meals CT him!
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

Come, get up-you've been in
bed long enough" as TIE gardener
said, when lie was pulling up
carrots TO send 10 market.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
M. 9. WARD, = Editor.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. II, 1856.


ALI Persons knowing IhcHs,- =
selves indebted 30 me, are ear
GCstIy requested 10 make Ina
mediate Payment, as L MUST
have Money to pay my debts.
III. y. WARD.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

a man Lever !orccts IN insult to
his PRIDE or purse; d woman to her
beauty or love.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

4 wife full Of Truth, irECcence,
and love, is the prettiest flower a
man can wear LeXt 10 his heart.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

Keep that man at a distarc who
hates music and the laugh o! 8
child.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
MARRIED.:

- unto the bow The cord is,
30 ua,o man Is wonian.-- l1swatis.
On Thursday hast, at the residence Of tie
brides fath1, A. ". Bysrs, in panol.
county, by the Rev. 4. johnson, Mr.. w.
MCKEE to Mss MARY j. BYERS.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

onthe 7th instant, Mrs. f. 3. HOUSTON,
wife of 4. L. Houston.
On the 10th instant, at Birds Ferry, after
ashort illness, AARON 4. KINNEY.
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n. w. AIcxnudeE a Co.
s,,v,rfA AH1s [Se lS!esryrs


rI,HE Western Stage Company respectfully an
l. nounee 10 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday exceptedt for Fairfield, Os-
kaloosa Fort Des Moines and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchest r,
Birmingham. Ashland, Agency City, ottumwa, Ed
dyyilie oskaloosa Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Fit. Des Moines.
From oakaloosa (tri-weekly) TO Council Bluffs, via
Ilefontain, Knexvile, Peasantyilie lndanoia It.
Charlss. Wintersett, Indantown, Silver Creek, to
Council Bluffs.
Also from 0ttnmwa via BIakesburg, Abba, La
grange, to Charlton, tri- weekly.
Also from Kekoak, Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
B,naparte, Bentonslort keosauqua, Pittsbarg, Troy
TO Bloomfield.
Aiso to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Molnes, passing
through Bconsboro and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave kcoAuk for all the above places Mt
o'clock A. NJ.
EB- OfEce on Main Street, second door abave the
I.aciedc House. K. A. MeCHESNEY, Agent.
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AT0ULD respectfully call the attention of the
w public to their ok If the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled to sell at cheap
a rate can be obtained in st. Louis
We are determined to act upon the motto
"sNALL PROFITS AND QUICK RgruRSso
Give US call and we pledge ourselves TO show you
as fine marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock of Marble on ts
way from the East and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April s. 1884. q
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VINHlsEE daily Through Trains, between Philadel-
phis ard pittsburg.-THE MoaSlSa MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at "a A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for phiiadelphia nj A. NJ. The FAST
LINE lesFes philadelphia for Plt.sburg at L. NJ,
THE NIGHr EMPRESS Tam leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsbgrg Al u p. ~, and pitsburg for Philadel-
pha a 10 r. u.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail-
Roads to and from St. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gnlens
and Chicago, ILL.,; Frankford, Lexington ana Lou
isrillc, ky.j Terre Haate, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield
Bellefonaine. Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Evansville, Massilon and ooster, Ohio also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of
the above places.
For further particulars Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York Bos-
ton. TlI0S. MOORE,
AGEsr. Passenger Lines, philadelp phia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb l. 1895. .-Iy
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EUUADsA ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers Of
" Earthenware, China, ana Glassware, No. 60
Nersey Street, New York. would say to Merchants
aud dealers generally that having established
Cash House in this branch Of trade, they are fully
convinced that they sell Crockery etc., at such
prices will pay the purchaser fine prc; retail
Experience has proved very conciusiveIy US that
by adherng strictly to the cash ssst IN, can nf-
ord to sell from ten 10 twenty per cent. below the
regular credit trade prices
To this end We AJAX examination of styles
and prices list Of which will be forwarded by mail
to any party desiring.
Ear,henware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repaeked for the country trade.
Julv 2y ls55.-dly
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s. HEIMNIKEET.

I TNION Block, Main Street Dealer in Eng n
- lish and French Chemicals, Drugs nnd(9
Medicines, Paints, 0ns, Dye-Stuffs, Brushes
pefumery, Fancy Articles, &c., &c -
All the Patent Medicines Of ths day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared and in will any hut
pare and genuine materials tie used
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Itngtoi and Peorts and UQuaw X 1iiroad for Bur.
ington, Peoria and Chicago; at w Wianett and p, nd
Creek with Rock Island Railroad lnr Rock Island
Iowa City, IAsalle, &C.; at Mendoza with Illinois
Central Railroad for GaIena, Dun .eith, ST. PsuI
Lasalle, Bloomington, &c, Juneti on with Chca po
and Galena Union Railroad for Elgin, Beloit Mad
ison, dc; and al Chicago with the great Railroad
Routes into Wiconsin, Indiana, Ohio, &C. and 10
the Eastern cities.
The trains Of the Northern Cross Railroad con-
meet at Haesburg with the trains of the Chicago 4
Burlington Railroad to and from Chicago and with
two daily lines OF the first class packet steamers of
the keokuA Packet Company, between ST. Louis and
Qaincy, and between Quincy and kcokuk. Two ex-
press trains run eaeh way daily, SUNDAYS excepted
between Quincy and Chicago, making regular con
nections as above.
1. Chicago Express-14eayes Quincy at T O'Clock
A. NJ, arrives at dalesburgh AT l2.15P H., Mt Men
dotx at r. n. at Chicago p. NJ.
z. Chicago Ex prrs---Leaves Quincy 3 As r. ar
rives at Gaiesburg p. NJ, at Mendoza L. 20 A. H. at
Chicago 5.35 NJ
3. Quncy Express-Leaves sChicaco935A NJ ar
rives NJ Mendoza at 80 Pm. at Ga!esbnre 20 p
NJ. at Quincy Ills M.
4. Quincy Express--Leayes Chica 70 QI5pr ar
riyes at Mendoza at 30 a. M, at g alesburg A. NJ
at Quincy at J An.
Eaggage checked through from Quincy to Chicago
Through tickets good for 90 days allowing hold
ers to rema in and resume their seats. can be
bought ON board the steamers Of the Quincy and
heokuk Packet Company NJ ST. Louis Hannibal
at the office Of the Ticket Agent al Keokuk also nj
the ticket Offices If the Michigan Central and Mich
igan Southern Railroads. at II. Louis Chicago and
other cities also NJ the Ticket Office in Quincy and
at all the principal Ticket Offices East and West
For further information iLquire Of T. K Tewks
bury, Ticket Agent, I'd Street, Keokuk, Iowa
N. BUSHNELL,
aprZ3 .i6w Sunertntendaot
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fENNsHLvANIA RAILROAD.


fENNsHLvANIA RAILROAD.
iN0U9 2 g
THE Great Central Route, conhcciing The Allan
1 tie cities with Western, Nor4hwestern and south
western States, by eontinuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Pntsburg with daily line
of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers and
at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direc, cheapest and reliable route by whi~h Freight
be forwarded TO and from he treat West
RATES BETWEEN PHuADgLpHfa Asp pIrrssusc
FIRST CLAss.--Eovts, Shoes,
Dry Goods, lin boxes Furs, DC per 100 To-
Feathers, dc.,
I'd CLAss.-I9ooke and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin bales,1 60c. per 100 H.
Hard ware, j., aiher Wool,
Sd CLAss.--Auvlls, Baygins
Bacon and Pork, lin balk, 5oc. Per 100 Ib
Hemp, &C.,
4th CLAss.-Coffee, Fish Ra
ami Pork, fpaekedl Lard, sea. per 100 H.
and Lard OH,
FLOTR--S per Dbl. until further notice
GRAfN-50 cts. per ] 90 lbs until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight until furti,ar notice.
&s.- In shipI'rg Goods from any point East Of
Phi iadel lphia b, particular to mark package ya
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. wiil be forwarded witheu, detention
fRfseHr AGgsrs-Harris, Worinley d Co.. Mem
phs. Tenn; K r. Sass d Co.. ST. Louis; j. s. Mitch.
ell S4n, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii, Bell 4 Mur-
dock, ard Carter Jewett, Louisville, Ky; r. C
Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman Brown. and
Irwin Ca, Cincinnati; y. W. Graham i Co.
GAINESVILLE, CHR; Loeeh Co., ST kilby street Bos
ton Leeeh &Co., No. Astor House, New York No
William street, and No. s. Battery Place, New
York; Il. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Marraw 4
koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Franci Gus, Pttsburg
ii. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Aesnt, Philadelphia.
ii. j. L0NBAEkT, SUIT. Altoona, Pa.
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sheffaeia,. eh,caxe type 1oundry,

4 ND PRINTER . " AkEIIOUSE, No. ~ Frank
\ lin street, CHIcsCo Ill. Having all our ar
rangements complete 10 supply All tbs requisites If
he trade with stock Of Presses, Type, InA Chascs
Cases. Galleys, Cuts, Borders Ornaments, etc. etc.
as well every other article required in Newspa-
per, Book or job Office we prepared to furnish
the trade on the most lihtrnl terms.
Offices entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay Printers will find, upon trial that
the type Of our manufacture exccllcd by none
in the great REQUISITES of superior metal finish and
most perfect Letter.
In addition to which, large and diversified assert
ment Of Types Of all styles from the old and justis
celebrated foundry OF Messrs. G. T. WHITE i co.
New FORK, will be kept constantly on hand, and or
ders to any extcnt for their manufacture, viii be ell
ed without delay.
PRINTING PREssgs of all descriptions from the
we'll known mauufactory of Messrs. X. Uog Il Co.
will be always hand ordered to suit the Trade
well as the great variety If their Furnishing Ma
terial, for which their manufactory has obta ned
high reputation. Luggics, Foster and other press
es furnished on order at Manufacturer prices
Ink of every description from the best manufactu-
rers Confident that no other esianlis hment in the
Northwest can eer tho facilities for furnishing
or renewing printing of,re, we respectfully solicit
q call G. u. SHEFFIELD, gent
Ephruary
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
ON johnson Street, between Let and 81,
~ by WA. Ii. CLEGHoRx. This establish a. IA
mcnt is large. commodious, well arranged-
and amply provided with good horses well trained
for harness ~ we'll with Carriages, Buggies and
Hacks, open and elose, covered AMI half covered oi
every description auapted 70 convenience or luxury.
Horses or Carriages Of residents of the city OF Wa
itors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought and sold on commission and ON my
own account at all times.
May Il, 1S55.--dly
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.

M RS. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
4vl mcnis 10 the ladies Of keokuk and begs 10 in
form them that she has just received some Of he
latest styles and fashions for Ladies' dresses and
basques. and +oald be happy to have them give her
call, ~ she is con6i 1T that she can give ample
satisfaction 10 all that viii favor her with heir pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made to order.
Residence on Nam street between First and See
ond, opposite the Laelede House, adj joining Eagle
son's. mehsd3m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ToHN TIBBE would respectfully recommend him
y self the inhabitants of Keokuk and it's vieini
", as Artls; in the painting Of Landscapes and
Portraits, either on wood CT canvass, or any other
substance for the decoration Of parlors rooms, OF
steamb boat cabins, and is also prepared do Paper
Hanging in the style, aud to give essons in The
shove named art Paintings can be examined at og-
den Is bookstore Main street. I'd, and also
=. McAr.hur's Picture Gallery ON johnson street.
near the Pest Office, and orders may b left at C..
obertop's on Main street near 3D. ncdl3d3m
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r. II. OsCONNOR & BRO,
AND DIR UG list
COUNTY AGENT.

IN /. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent in
Ice County, for the sale VI SPIRIrUous Lie-
uoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacramentsl
purposes only.
kuk, Iowa
July Sd, 1855 dly
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spring and Su m anrr 81 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
j. N. HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON Il DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
knk, Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashiona BILE
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment choice
and excellent supply Of Broadcloths, CASES imcres,
Vestings, and Gentemen's Furnishing Goods, of ALI
ptions, and guarantee that their work shall liz
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully soliuit all
who desire good work and the best crial 10 give
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions.
aprlG-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEwTy.
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y. =. BEEBE, ,

MI AIN Street, between Sixth and Seventh, Whole
1vl sale and Retail Dealer in Stoves, Hollew are
Timers Stock, 10. Also manufacturer of Tin,
Copper, and Shset-Iron Wares.
Roofing and Jobbing In Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron, which will warrant to give sstisfaction.
July "a, 1873. dly j. s. BEEBE.
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S e X GEoN DENTIST,

City OF heoknk, Iowa,-ofiee on Second ST. between
Main and johnson.
hR. H. in addition to the usual <>
- methods of r serting artificial teeth
is In possession Of the exclusive right u{YYyN
for this city 4 mounting the ''continu-
gum work - So gniyersaliv admired for their
beauty and cleanliness.
lie Is also mounting teeth on Gutta Pcrcha
arr - 1855 dwfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-17

S Z q E0N ENLIST,
LNlRNISIiEs Block Teeth or continuous -.--
gums, mounted gold or piatina
and All operations # the profession per-IIIID
formed with sksli and despatch, and warranted.
20. Teeth noun I'd on Guita Percha
ohi'7' on Blondcau, between Sd and 4th streets,
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