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Gbifaes,


= hkustefstxaed wos.a respectfully snnoansa 10
he ciusens Of NE Mcss. Tint he has ee~aed
First Class Warehouse ef Rosewood patias Farni
tire, ana All her kias, sushs lAersr,. niiingsnd
Shameer aits OF Rosewood, Mshsgaps, Oak sna
nanafacior, 10 New Yosk civ, sna materials all
Seemed and kiin. dried, and wsrrsnted AZ every
espeet, eaua amy made In .As antrs OF Europe
Also, q fais aasnftmsnt Of Truslowfs aud
Gtuvestesn's ceiehra.ea fianoe,
Which have taken the Colo Medal atesefs Aer iotA
kxhabislcn. for The iass MAE years ssd over Az Wv
81 Competitors, at the late s9saSf faisss u" Wv"
York city. n.,.
All orders will be lsken sad inside up iron vac -
test French STYLES, and soit 10 Chicago ~ va sa,
prces as sold Tor In New Aerk ely. Aiso, iua AZ
torl ens aI she New Patent SPRING brps me m"rN
lasntous and eee,,o Hlsel BED ever nsae, aha NJ
tnnted I,Iiy pslce Sle,na, Tho aticnsson oithe
Fablia IN also Knvl,el 50 the Patent Mesquite bsf,
sha aos. complete thing ever mades Prfiecbs PoE
/ l. lie. al the reduced price a s. eesnPiele,
+ ~. HuechiNtia, Manufactured Ana tarast"r.
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SAPONIPlEE Or Concentrated Lye-WarTantsG
- 70 make soap without LiGIs and With little Tou
bic Just the thing for Washing made easy Cali ant
get n tox, for sale cheap a. the II wKeye Store by
Juno 81 JACOB WEAVER ia. IL %.
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FRUITS. &C.
4 FRESH ios Of Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Caudles
hhe, just received By
Dee 2sdtT NJ IL. HRIDENHElMER.
II. II. HEiDESHEfMER,
Wholesale ard Retail Grocery and Provision
Store
Second 81, doors befole Brady, North side
1 HAVE JOS, received ard am opening one OF II
i largest ssd best selected stocks of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 70 this market, which it,yigt
he atteni eE Of eouElry merchants sAd ths pu bile
general % wsoni orei 10 above greatly reduce.
prices.
Call and for yourselves before purchasing else
where. dec sQ,dtt
cdEESE.
SUPERIOR Cheese and prine Leaf Lard 10 Cans
~ al The Haskeye Store.
aPl i7-tu JACOB WEAVER, Jr., & co.
Hams.
Sugar Cured Hams AZ II csntsi
+ yon want ehoieo Sugar Cured n ~ or smo.
i ked Shoulder apply tiny PORK House on FrosI
street.
Sugar Cured Smoked Hans Il caniE,
Smoked Shoulders
bi5eru4 dlscsuut t4ldG 70 he Trade.
Nchic d-a J.. N. d. BURROWS
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE MORRIS

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE NORRIS
a - a n ID az 4.
KNOXVILLE,
c II c 4 G D, L. LIN DIS,
MAPS, Sllls, isfaeksts, rIl>sss, G.lHr3aE &c, OF
- tae latest psEterns nzdo 10 order.
taformaEson y 10 prices, xc., may b. 8N}alDed al
( ne office Of sIDa-- Boomer . E5yauztop, No. 5
D4ven ports BioeS, Davenport, love.
SfOAE 6DoMEE = EuI TON.
i AuseAtine Journal and Ctsy Reporter sni
each copy daily rear. ana saHa plt % pToirotnrs.
alehis 5dIy
NOTICE
" s. MILLEl2, late of ths arm % AFeyy, Bpham
W. Il Miller tHsyius dissolved from tszt ronceI
. on ;hs ist of azrch lzsp, hs= iIrH-t iee new
fran Of MILLEK & R0UADS, ~. -, South
Water street. CaIcAso, and assts8g be11 - forlGu
lie TO receive their Sprhg-stgca ~ Er1rertSs,
In advance OF any othrr HGusc 10 their 3Ga, aiuers
tBata - o1er their sock Tor nesE cash, nc lower
pfices thAn Oh found atEuy ofh@r - rnsr IN the
civ
lEsir Stock j. large, and enllrely uaVs IA con
sists, ia p5Fi:-
1900 Chests IeE 2BA8 Faxes Glass,
sou bags oWHes, lsGJ Esgz ua}ls,
500 Hal. szr, Eh1 Boxes E4tslus,
30 Bbls nolEsses, 100 - c0G9-h.
go - s4fEp, ~ 1levsss Haze.
-rlso, 3 splendid assortment az Wooden s. aye
I'D Yankee Suuans.
Jgn- 90. 70, dir. lLER 4 ROUNDS.
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Following naa man. ota,r certificates, references
n nd extracts Of letters slScnby r iishle gchtemvn
y hose names are Affixed thereto.
HAVING haeme the patsntces and prorrietoFs Of Sd
via and james NJ rsTks patent Coahiaca Hrndiag and
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.VnITE MOODS
w eli Digging.

TTr .,,l...-, d. -, "
~ snuscroef u at all TINES ready 10 dig NeI'
hni CiEterRs He mnv ba fonn1 81 Mr. SmiIh's
." aal tls 10 east tiae, between 9th and 7th SIS
AuYO uifns Fn[V am NEWTON.
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GaetCt

G. SskEk
Yankee Nouens Aad Toys
| 4 LAkGkAssOrtEsrntIps 5Pentha ana IoF sale AIg
| a Davenport Aastc stores
| 80 he Clare Row: CEANpALL = HIGGINS
GuttaTs.
Large aHd varl fue HssOfitue ~ God II
- srs at SauoGS pFic@s ranging from sSuV 90 Siri
Also Elou~ from seventy ave cent rnty Gyeu
t4fsaI No Claire Sow. C&
Feather busters,
Very ape assoFtfneHtrsn % round 81 the Dsyon
II port Music Storr;
80 : lie Clare nov G. n
Varied assortln Fat lus r~eeivedan for sale Low
- ~ No ; L. Claire Row: C& Is
ulThk Aaa Violin string and every ktpd MUsI-
" cal AescsEnd ise, kopteongtGntl! en- nzld Of No
l.e Claire Row. G & Ii
The Hsllslujah,
uNl publlshedhy l.. Mason, c@uistHinE a very Nm
- collection % hufcA Musici Also the shawn by "
q Bradbury aud = 9 Root eEn be found al 30 Q ~
claire Row: CSH
Aceorleons and FIatiEas.
4 Large ana wclirelesied assortment,laslrrCeiys
at prices nat cgna0tlHl TO yiye entire sgIis.ac0
al Noe Ls CLAIRE kasi e. a. "
,LAkIoNEtTs, Flutes, Flaxe5Isy-, PlclIoas ma
~ Flies at reihsrd prieesHt
NoH Ia tta!ra Row. C. a. n
Sheet Must
A LATEeGplicCLoa pH hand AMG&aW siuSirreseIysu
- RssOoU 40 pgbla,hgdaE
No = he Claire Row. Gan
iis best ptang FORTE gsfrgcgorir ,oe warII, E.cL
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Kansas! Kansastii
MASSILON MACHIN /
VI AsSlLON IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thfe.h.
Wing Machine and Double ceared Horse Powri
Iowa 0FN
WhItsOn'S Celebrated premium,

s|P ssG sotE,
which Is acknow leig 10 90 tho best - hfuc f3,
tbFeshino. separating aud cleaning grail bow in %,
oar nao hnesar0 got rp ~ lhe best IL utrt AI an,.
by experieeeedw fkIien. Having been in thg bus.
ness i0r The las ~ years, ! IN ght safely "a thai
., get mp as goo . Ihrsshing Machine as q Dy OH
orestabti hmehi Ia the Uhlled ,tatUs Nc also na
aiaetnfe two ahd four horse Powers and Ihn shor.
J"o WOE, Iron Finishing, etc. done at the ihortrs
nosice' Orders hy mai or tclcgrl ph prninptly llI
I'd ana letters Of lEn airy ohserfuiiy answered.
davenport June 81 80 dwu inenncr., crpy,
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JAMES @. CHADWICK,
Ny'Gj Loeustsl., between Second and Third
nov d& w'iy 81. Louis, No.
toi Gale oy hessrs. DAL2ELL e. BRo., Agents o.
tyshpGri, at shove pricss. adding freight from 81
puta IS ~ "
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An open Fisld and Fair flay
rE0EN6E STOCK OF
LIE 0aare ROsr.

..parrpo. recsayng ozr sprsng stock L zee
N ~ u rrHgs. fsyola rgpscrr, Aagir and hlA-
- ,5.-,S yEHELET Of al descriptions. 'ei
,oe1s. CSrai, -ssver~sre, npa fsnes oocas 60
DE aAss lae largest sna en- 49, -. !.
had. ever srsrgkt 80 DgpsASors,sa1I :. W.
. tns pus lie as lsr as sps 1oase "ess v - e~~
nru. n aeis sale Rsizh
Pans c.u aud sxAniar oes ssooA ~ .n.ps
.ynI4 I. - 14.- tntea o., Is &C are esArf
- - :. 5, suidsav 40 pTscrs.
-- "a ~ ALraru Z. BILLION.
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So@eAs 49, ep.1h.
INR ATERs Iarfry PectorEi.
IL b. Rogers law r~ori, and Tar,
Dr., JohAsoH's Cansiisn Bzls4IR, FL,
taste &c :, 6e., for sale by
yv.s7 CT. WEBB.
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JUST RECEivEB,
5 Gross OF AbeGes fever and agae cure,
Smiths Tome,
"a dog. oil br. Dennles ieysr and ague extermi-
aior wsyrsntedto cure II four hours external sp
piiczlisa, tss oniy ssi- in isis city.
tirt "a c. 7. WEBB.
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Roswell s. Burrows, Director; Bond and
stock holder;
VIM. B. W,llss, Director Bond and stock
holder;
Albsrt H. Tracy, Bond and stock holder |;
Wn. J. McAlpins, Consulting Engineer !;
Bond and stock holder
Edward II. Tracy, Chief Engineer;
Guy Wslls, Principal Asst Engineer
VIM. Mckay Commissioner of Dss Moines
River Improvement;
Uriah Biggs, Ex-Ass't Com'r, and now
Land Examiner for the Company.
- Harris, Assistant Land Examiner for
the Company;
John Brown, Clerk located at Ottumwa !;
and -- Tcamster.
We understood that there we're others, but
were unable to procure their names or occu-
patton. We presume it is not generally
known that the travelling expenses and sala-
ries Of this large cortege (some OF whom
are paid ut the rate of $4,000 per annum
and 800 per month, as we are informed)
are all paid out Of the valuable lands dona-
ted for the purpose Of improving the Des
Moines River, at the rate Of 81 Is per acre.
1t is BY this means that they have already
obtained over zoe, 900 acres Of these lands.
r.
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Correspondence Of the Gate City.l
Iowa CRY, July lgth, 1856.

Iowa CRY, July 18th, 1890.
MEssRs. EDITORS: We arrived here yester-
day and found the Legislature busily en-
gagged at perfecting the railroad bill, to
carry into execution the trust conferred by
Congress in tho act donating lands to aid in
the construction OF railroads in the State Of
Iowa.
The House bill has been passed through
the Senate, with some amendments, and has
been sent back to the House for their con-
currence. They have made few alterations
in the bill this morning. 1t is now consid-
cred that the bill will 60 again to the Senate
to-day and they will concur.
The bill confers the lands, rights, powers
and privileges granted to the State by Con-
gress, to the following named roads The
Burlington and Missouri r. r. Co., from
Burlington to point on the Missouri river,
near the mouth Of the Platte river the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri r. X. Co., from Dav-
port via Iowa City and Fort Des Moines to
Council Bluffs; the Iowa Central Air Line
X. r. Co., from Lyons City north-westerly
to point Of intersection with the main line
of the Iowa Central Air Line K. r. neal
Maquoksta, thence on said main line running
As near Us practicable to the AID parable
across the State to the Missouri river; and
to the Dubuque and Pacific r. Il. Co., from
| Dubuque to point on the Missouri river u
or near Sioux City, with branch from thu
mouth of the Tste Dss Morris to the neares
point on said roads. The lines Of the sew
cral roads to be fixed and located before tn,
first Of April next. Maps showing the lines
Of location to be filed in the Offices Of tn.
Governor and Secretary Of State. Suci
lines of location ARE not to be considered
final, farther than it may be necessary to &,
the limit and boundary within which lands
may be selected by the said railroad com
panies. The bill compels the said com
panies respectively to complete and equiI
Is miles within three years from the LIST Q
December next, 80 miles in addition yearl.
thereafter for Eve years, and the remainde
on or before the LIST Of December. 1865, un
der forfeiture of "all rights to the lands
&C., &c, hereby granted and remaining un
disposed Of BY the company SO failing Z
have the length Of road compfstrd IN man
nef and time a. aforesaid" We hare ex
amined closely this provision. and endeavor
ed in vain to find any penalty in the expires
sion Of the condition. It 10 quite ~ we'll .
is. Ii may prevent future useless iegisla
ltion, for who ever knew of . company fail
ing in obtStning at the hands Of legisla
ture ali their ayarico would admit Of asking
! The roads to be constructed upon gauge
four feet eight and one-hal inches, to aiFor
to other roads that may hereafter be con
constructed all necessary turnouts, sidelings
switches, &C., and ali necessary convonienc
for the transit Of freight and passengers q
rates not exceeding the regular tarif o
charges on such road 50 accommodated.
The bill protects the settler who bel
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Mr.. Clageett started ont after Col. Curtis,
with the intention Of following him up, and
making speeches at the same places, y r.
ply, supposing in this way he would
have : clear coast. Il was thought the trick
Of having Hall preesod ahead of Curtis and
Claggett after would work to charm. But
he finds sshard road to travel" after all ,
for there happen to be other people on the
line of his travel, full-blooded Republicans,
who have spirit and pluck about them, and
are after the Colonel with "shsrp sticks.
He il met with spirit and sagernsss that
make him quail, and the way he shows the
white feather will be seen in the following
article which We extract from the Fort Dss
Moines Citizen Of the 4th:
OLD TON. cLAooErr TAKING TO HIS HEELS.
This old CALLED jaded, worn down Office
hunter, having left the old Wing party with
three cheers at his heels, and fed to the lat
ter day Democracy for what he couldn't End
in his former party-ofce, has taken the
stump whenever he sees the coast clear) to
try to preach himself into notice with his
new 50 bruddern." Stone ran him from Os-
kaloosa, and he hed to Montczuma to keep
out of his way. Here he, like old Jack Fall
staff, when he thought he WAS out OF danger,
threw down the gauntlet to oil, and dared
any man to take It up, offering to take any
man, who wished to meet him, in his own
buggy and carry him around with him. G..
J. Foster, ESQ.,, who was absent from town
at the time, called on him the next morning
and informed him that he would furnish his
own conveyance and meet him at Grinnell
that evening, as he (Claggett) had an ap-
pointment already there. To this Claggctt
assented. Foster went to 6rinnell in the
evening when 10! the valiant Claggett was
no where to DO found. He was not there,
neither had he been; nor did he come at
all missed his own appointment entirely.
Foster followed to Newton where he learned
that Stone had given him another drubbing
Foster was here told by Claggett's friend,
that his health having failed, he had aban'
doned the campaign and returned to Keokuk
Foster suspecting, however, that he hat
como on to this place to fall in behind Curtis
and Stone, followed up, determined to give
him the benefit Of his challenge or make him
eat dirt. Claggett Was announced to speal
10 this CITY on Saturday. Col. Curtis AMI
Stone were here, and old jack Fastsf No
was t'non est" He reached this city OF
Sabbath, or this (Monday) morning. Oh
yesterday Sunday Foster got here. Ston
called upon him and invited him to discus
sion, offering him terms Of which he coul
take his choice. He however declines. w
suppose his health has failed again sine
morning. Foster called upon him also, an
requested him to meet his own challenge, o
eat dirt. The dirt he did eat, his hedlti
having gone now, sure. Bold, valiant, chiv
alrous OLD TOM CLAGGETT! The De
lmocrncy have reason to be proud OF him
They'll promote him, sure.
The CiiiScn makes slight mistake wit
reference to Clagget's leaving the Viii
party. lie was drore out Of it, by a plannc
and special effort. lie couldn't have keI
in i, il he had chosen.
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For tho Gate City.
Nix. EDITOR Dear SIR notice in the
Times Of the 18th, o statement made BY the
Editor OF the Times that the Republican
party hid circulated paper before left for
Kansas, to bear my expenses. Now all |
have to say about that matter is that it 10 q
base lie, and call on the editor Of tho
Times for his author. Al Mr.. Reynolds
says he can prove it, he must either prove it
or Confess it falsehood.
THOS. MARTIN.
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons Indebted - the late arm Of Baldwin,
IA Evans : Co., are hereby notified int paymsne
Of same 10 expected on Of bsfors the Asst 81 July
next, to the undsrsiensd.
June IS, lsS6-d&w BALDWIN RvANS.
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Lest ~ stolen
r1vHREE promissory notes, the property OF Mayer,
i Mandel 4 Co., Of The city Of New York. The
notes are ~ follows, viz:
drawn by Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston for $2o4.
drawn By S. Heimstrcct for tI30 50.
Idrawn by James Reynolds for $40
On tho last Il Endorsed credit. The shove notes
were dated st Keokuk, May ~, 1855, payable six
months after date thu order Of the drawers and BY
them respectively endorsed.
Inc notes were contsincti isttes maiicd by Mr.
Harris at Ksokuk, and addressedto Mayer, Mandel =
Co., n " and tho letter and contents are supposed "
have besn taken from the mail in . recent MAN rob-
berry on the route between this plaza and New Fork
city. All persons are therefore warned not 10 pur-
chase the aforesaid notes. by any bat the
above named Mayer, Mandel Co.
MAYER, MANDEL q CO..
Per j. REYNOLDS.
ksokuk. lows, June Is, lB56-dlm
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Liorox Law Nor KErEAlgn.-The report
with refsroncc to the repeal Of this Law IL
not true. i II not repealed. The hill re-
psalinx IL passsd thu Senate. but il did no,
pass the House, and could not.
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DEFINING LOVE,
(successors to A. l.. Deming Col
Raukers anA Dealcrs ~ Exchange.
Nam Street. kroknk, iove.
PARTICULAR attention given to collection
l Refer To
L. w. Clark. Dodge Co.,, New York;
Rcebe Co,
Adams d Buckinghsms, "
J. w. Clark l. Co., Boston
Drexel Co.. Philadelphlai
Il. W, Clark Co., g
Johnston, Brothers Co., Baltimore;
f. W. Clark Bros. st. Louis;
State savage Institution, /"
Benoist 4 ponncily. I"
VIM. Heron i Co., Pittsburgh;
mmeYeial Bank. Cincinnati;
N.Corwith Co, Galena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque
D. C. Convers, Esq, Cashier Stats Bank of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE. lJy.
- a 4 4.
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notice.

NOTICE.
vTNHE copArtnership heretofore existing between
i tho undcrsignsd In the BANKING and Exchange
business WAS this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by Deming 4 Love,
TO whose books Depositors balances will BE- trans
ferred. A. L. DEFINING.
Keokuk, July l, SO. J. II. CLAYPOOLE.
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THE undersigned hare formed copartnership for
i the purpose Of doing general Banking and Ex-
change business In this city. Adjoining.
July1dm II. X. LOVE.
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RoofIxG.--M.ssrs. Cowles L Palmer ad.
vcrtize new kind of roo6ng,--at less, new
&, this recion. slid to be superior TO any
other. The testimonials and specimens OF
work sAen 10 sustain their claims. Read
the advertisement, and examine for YOUR
s.lyes, yon that are building houses.
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THE LARGE8T STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
IN THE EST!
AND WILL HI

4 ~ - - W - ~
AND WILL m
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES,
WE WISH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN-
w TON TOOUK
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twenty-Five Thsusand
YARDS,
From 50 cents to a. per yard-.he best bargains
ever offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGEs, real
FRENCH ORGANDIE and JACaoNET- ROBES
OF SPLENDID STYLES.
Fine Lace Goods in great variety, and at tho low
est prices.
CHANTILLA LACE & FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAS,
And every variety of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANrILLAS,
From 81 to e25. large and choice stock o!
BONNET RIBBONS AND
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard-sood maller coiors.
We wish also 10 cali particular attention 10 our
stock Of
RIP e T S,
Consisting Of real English velvet.. brussels, ply,
and Superior Ingram, 1t Lower Prices than
any other House in the West.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens, &c.
ONE or OUR FIRM LIVES IN NEW FORK CiTY
and is constantly forwarding TO us the
Newest styles anA Cheapest Goods
That are imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
yY ANT HorsE IN THE COUNTRY.
COME AND THY 10.
IA. DURKEE & Co.,
/ No SIS. North side Main ST., bet. 81 aud 4h,
Ju,vrldAw kEoKrk. Iowa
| :. - 49,.
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MADAME MACALL1STER.
%.a.ts1 rsspss1taialy an1Sano': so,n s5isf
FANrASTlQUES Ell MAGiQUkS. on q senie If
uneqnalied splendor, far exceeding anything ever
Presented before, commencing on
Thursday Evening", July issh,
CONTINUING
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
The wizA,ds Gorgeous MAGIC CABINET vii
he fully displayed, and several new and incompre-
hensiblc feats viii b, introduced.
MADAME MACALLlSTER
will appeao in her great original mystery Of
sleeping In the Air!
During his stay the great Wizard will perform .
variety Of astounding wonders, which have created
the most profound astonishnent aninieiight. Ills
astonishing experiments in
MAGIC, MECHANISM, ELECTRICITY,
Science, and PhiosJ ply, are Of entirely novel
and interesting character, while his Gorgeous Par
aphernalia fully illustrates the idea Of
PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT.
E9-For Programme, zoe small bills.
TICKEIS-I,rsss Cir,le and Parquettc so cents.
Gallery IS cis.
~ Doors open at ~ o'clock. The Wizard will
J. NJ. WESTON.
Julyl5-d5 Agent.
SAFES! SAfES!! SAFESlI!
Fire and Bur glar PF0oGg
MANUFACTURED by theWorld's Safe Company
wi and fastened. with L,Hie's Celebrates Pat. n
Bsak Lock.
Banks, Bankers, Merchants, and others are re
spectfuiy invited to call and examine these Sal
before purchasing elsewhere. For protcctioa agar
Fire and Burglars, they are superior TO any otb.c
make.
TILLINGHAST, LANE / BUEL. Agis
julyl5- No. l38 Main ST., keokuk.
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FARRAR 4 HAINES,
Kcokuk Planning and Flooring Mil,
Corner u r ana BtuF SIS, near the keoksk and
Fort Des Mones Railroad Depot
DEALERS in Lumber in the rough. manufactur-
l. ers Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, SAeh. Deor aud
Window Frames, Moulding Of every size and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
ties, Base, Pilastcrs, land Chain Pump Tubing.-
plansd and matched Lumber from to p inches in
width.
A large assortment Of the above named articles
eorstaptly on hand.
Planning and saving done 70 order on short notice,
ut reasonable prices, and warranted TO please.
n1Particu iAr attention paid ~ filing orders for
country buildings complete.
kcokuk, July 3-d6wtf q