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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

ELECTION OF cArrAIN-At meeting of tho r. l.. T..
Blues, on Monday night First Sergeant VIM. H. Fry was
elected commander OF the company to suppy tc vscsn
ey occasionei by the resignation Of Capt Jno NJ Patton
Jr. with the Dispatch congratulate the company on
rue se'ecuon made, knowing as do, that Capt Wm
n Try wil spare no efforts his part, 20 preserve
the present high character Of the Blues and to increase
possible its drill aud discipline The election of Mr. FRY
created vacancy In the Office OF First Sergeant TO fil
which Mr.. Edward G. Crump was elected
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AND DOUBLE BAnREI


SH1Ck ER1NG'S PIANO-EORTES.
Usr received schooner Fannie Carrie, more
- OF these celebrated Instruments, which kts-{S
subscriber would invite the attention Nv w
who are DESTROYS Of purchasing
assortment the Louis XIV which uneQuae in beauty or
tone and nnsh. " '' ="
should the prices OF the store not su they can
be In few days
from .9s5 to tlOOO. '' - FS' -"e"s
Persons At distance who
ton OF an Instrument
OF the desired Kind and price. - = - 80 -
Tbs subscriber GOeaf Of this e,orx Tor
sold by him. - s' WV No'e
To The nnuuerable testimonials received bv the
essrs Chkeng they have recently prizes from the
and Illinois Fair. 1880 '-"'
Also Pianos OF knabe Co aud Brown Alien factories Of hr
rSpuiauoh NATHL CARUsI,
hehmohd Main street. No. le9, Mesrs
mol furniture sors ourosit. ~. T~.t.r'.s -
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FRESH SUPPLY OF CHOICE
ID II Y q GOD s.
PRICE, BAYLy A. WATKINS,


ID II Y q o o ID s.
PRICE, BAYLy a. WATKINS,
NO i5I MAIN STREET.
E receiving by steamer and express the following rich
w and beautiful Goods
Rich vsye' and cloth Cloaks and Talmas
Elegant fan silks Robes
White and soiosed More Antiques
Super sir and uooi Yasncias
French printed Mousline Defalnes
Stella Sfavis
Bonnet Trimming and yslve, Ribbons
Black thrcad-iace Wells
Real black thread Lace
Linen nobbin EisinE
While and black lace Hsrlhas
Hact Lace Collars
french Embroderics, W sets
iAdles' and mems French Kid Gloves
Rsck Ntis
Ladies and mems T. o Hdth
Dress rrimnings Ereat variety
Belts, Tassei Buttons, Brads, &C.
winch MAKE our arrg ~
very complete lno9il PRICE, BAYLY 4 WATKINS.
NEGuO CLOTHING, uIANKTTs CAuPFr
- iNGS tcNALENTiNE SON lately received an Id
dfonai supply o. hands and hhore
ouEh very cheap 9TH money snd offered advance
fer cash They consist n part Of
Haunton Pulled Cloths snd ssttinsts
Bed snd Seryants' Markets, ~ prices
Carpetiurs, Rugs and FeH Cloths
french, EnEiish and American CaaImsrss
panneis, Merinos, Mouseinss and DeBeges
LADIES' and GENTS shavis, al styles
large assortment o.
o.i,coes Deues,es Hosery, Ernbroldcriss Lacss Gc
white snd cord Embrcidercd rule Rotrs
Dotted and new stye hrurei Swiss MuslIns
Colored and uhHs rariaians, &c.
VALENTINE 4 SON
-. Corner Broad, on and Capitol streets
.uoh Nsisutns square.
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APrLRs AND PoEKTere quite large ,uupv NJ
PIES The Peeeksburg MARKET present. ranging price from
~ - 70 40 per barrel The latter price paid Raptahan
ppphs irnt OF most delicious as are at
s ~ no other quarter Of the with editor Of
Is In regard TO pork, the
paper says We have known difference in price
as now exists In market Tor po'k We Of sae rang
rug from 1913 To IS Last large lot was so Al h a.
S vn saturday another lot sold 90 80. sgy pro-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

GRIE;AaT REDUCTIoN IN THE
20 20 per cent saved BY buying nom J. n AN
fhOSf, Columbian Hotel Building.
Meleskin Hat. Of best quality. t3.5o, Do second
Calfskin sevei Boots, ts,co, Ccnvrrss cane
boots, ta.xo, Vine Csifkln seved shoe., e2ao
J. n. ANTHONY has made arrangements vuh
one OF The best makers In the city Of Phfladelphis
20 supply him With q handsome and .ubsf snft.I
caiskin seved BOOT. which he win seii 81 the un-
prseedeni-d Low prieeof THREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF
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1 SFATE And CITY NEWS

= rHS hAsAssAs CArAsrsorHs-rhs Alexandra Sentinel
svestss following account d the accident, on she N...
As Gap Railroad, briefly noticed under the ssegrsDbIe
head In yestsrdsys Wing: . ---e
% Saturday evening .ss the Goth st. about an, -.
While the western bound freight train on the Nansx.s,
yep Railroad was crossing tho bridge over the SOUTH
Branch OF the Shenandoah River the bridge rave va,
and the locomotive and i've uers precipi.tsd i,,
the nver distance Of iortyGve or lfy feet from
the aoor Of the bridge -. ' NV ''o"
Tue engineer John o. Pcaster, and fireman. Chas y
Nichcs we're almost instantly killed Mr. Nichols uvn,
about TWO hours alter the accident The
ore.kman, Mr. T. d. Fulton. since died. and Mr. J. a
Buck agent 81 Buekton Station were severely l,.,s
about .he head The conductor Mr. Geo. W. Riley :. we'd
himself BY springing from the train before IL vent down
and escaped With several severe injuries. =, = =
The engine 10 perfect WRECK and all the car, oi ,h.
Train entirely demolished. fCA
The Bridge consisted OF three rpsns each 100 .s In;
length, making In all $50 iece Two spans ver, carried
dosn With the cara Tho train had reached IN. tbirI
span before anything began to give way The eny;nc II
Is thought had reached the abutmeut, but was dr,x,
back BY tho four cars behind heavily laden vitb bcL
plaster goods, &c The loss be heavy 10 tho Com
pany besides the bridge and the cars are mass of min.
and the engine must be seriously damaged
NO person ON the train could possibly be blamed TIL.
steam was taken of before entering on the brir. and
te tram vas moving slowly ACROSS There are y.riou.
specnauons as To the IL Is most probable there
some detects not observed either ia the tnbers r
irons OF the bridge or the screws.
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE,

NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
Up OBEHT J. DENNY begs leav. TO ape. q
~ prize his friends and the public that he MI
Iasi opened IN The neuy cited up and conveniently ~
arranged Store. No 2l5 Main street nearly on. f
polite Tie new Custom House, fresh -
stock OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS
purchased the n.
variety OF articles found In such establishment
ne respectfully sos share Of patronage that hi,
prices shall be that every es1, h.
u by him 10 give satisfaction those who
IT'S his Intention to keep
uent OF Housekeeping and Building Hardware
Orders from the country shall and prop.
ton. - - -.eNr
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hARHISON,s COLUm BIAN HAIR DYE.
SIZE ENLARGED-srYLE IMPROVED
has double the quantity snd strength Of any osher
IL rves perfectly natural color.
II coiors every shade from light TO let biaek
1ts use IL easy and rapid
II perfectly harmless 20 ne skin
Its effect 10 instantaneous and permanent
II The bssf 9giekef, chsapssf and mazda
~ Directions Tor use accompany each box. "a
Prtce-1 o. ~ OF. 30, g. as
lEnrred In The 49, hv
W. HARRISON In the Clerks Court Of u, al
for the Eastern District Of Penn.l - "
For sale By ALYY DuyAI Rich,ona ".
Adrsfrcurer, APoLLOs w. HARRISON, 10 street
fniadeipha
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EEnSION AND LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
AnhiLN MATTHEWS offers his TO claimants en,Ie
II To Pensions and Bounty under the late acts ~ SnS
VISA ~ -oue'a'e- once on wall street m
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t0nDo1lnso
J4V9BIsHY 03o0P1.

WV - OAN44s
oad0tzpst, bstwssa Matn aa1 JShnssn.
C1AVIN0 juGt returned ffeAn TIE uost,I r
II respectfully call the attention Of my ~
friends and the public gssssally 70 ny new
asd ne stock Of Watches jewelry silver and plated
wAre, fancy goods, 10.
Pine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patsut and detached levefs,
and L 'Epines, Of all kinds and qualities.
JeWolYy.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and cnauslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' sad children 3
eold ana jet bracelets ladies and gent geld chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
geld and silver thinbles, gcnts gsld breast pins,
studs CELLAR and sleeve buttons, gold, silver steel
and Assnt spsctaclss pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not to b urpassed by any
store west or nosth Of st. Louis, visc silver table.
DESSERT and spoons and forks sugar, cream, MS
terd aad salt spO0as butter and frait knives, silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PLATED ware and fancy q Gods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, cAstors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlesteks. pearl and shell pocket
books, and In fact every thing psrtsining TO my
line.
general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted 10 keep good
time.
M. Watches and Jswsiry repaired in the most
workinASlike manner, and 1t the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GklsER
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PATRICK Z GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE ..
ahnnA NGmele euA

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe Look
~ woods Store, second street, -
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand w
sn elegant assortment Of Pianos from ths best
makers: Child Bishops Nclodeons; MARTA, Hall
Son . and Imported 0uitars, French and herman
Violins; American and Imported Plates; RlutinAs
aMd Aeserdeonsi Fine French, English and Italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Govern. A large and select catalogue VI Sheet
Music and Instruction Books. Pianos sid Melods-
ons sold q Aanufactursrs' prices and always war
nntsd. Dealers and teachers supplied On The most
liberal terms. Planes tuned and musical instru-
msnte rspsiTsd Owing 70 ths Low stage Of water IL
ths Ohio River, Ne u unable u present 70 est
sny portion Of large stock Of Planes hsse sEospt
few shipnsats By railroad, which are expssssd
sODn.
Ks0kuk, June 30. d3n.
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a. q. SHELDON,

As
-, Main ~. Keoko&s 1swa. -
WILL again Offer to the publicsn immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and summer
styles.
ErrsA MOLE SKIN HAIRS,
Warrx BKAvER HArs,
GEMS SoYr DREss HArs,
FRxNcH FELr HAIRS,
FINE Wool HArs,
Low PRfcE Wool HArs,
CEnDRES's FAxcY HAIRS & Cars.
HATS ANO GAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
AMI QUANTITY or SrkAw Goops,
PANAMA HArs,
LEGHoRN HAIRS,
PALN LEAF HATS,
sPEDAL HAIRS.
GENTy FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS, A SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LisLg THREAD, Wool AND Corrox
HosIERY;
WHITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES;
TIES,
= SCARFS.
CRAVATS,
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs Main Street.
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WISH 10 sell 100 feet on Johnsos street, bet. 5th
aud 9th sts., 1T $40 per foot l. 2, 3, 4, 8, 8,
and yeas, ut per cent. interest Also 20 feet on
81 between Exchange and Bank sts., aud Lots I, 8,
aud =, in bock No 20l payable in one and two years.
Also an undivided oae-cig hth Of Block No. 1872 and
Lots So, 10, II and IL, in Block No. ls3; also
l6s feet rear endsof Lots 10, III and ~ in Block No.
TO- All situated in kaokuk Also $50 acres Of
Land Well located In Jackson Township, one NTH
cash, balance in 1, 2 and years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
Also went apartAer With from $4,000 to 40 80,
twho is . Eeod basinsss man, without aay Did foSy
tsndencies. to engage in the iumber business.
July I'D HIT
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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO..

sign or TIE xoRrfsE LOCK, l59 UNtox BLOCK.
Main Street, keokuk, Iovo,
Wholesale and = satI Dealers.
A RE receiving = large aud general assortment Of
"a HARDWARE d HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
TO which the attention Of dealers and castomersi Il
respectfully invited.
Kcokuk. May 81, '36--dAw.
1UsT RECEIVED :, Creighto 4 Ohmsr : 3 iarrs
- LOT u choice Cigars, such ~ will not fail 90
please allwho win cell and try them.
boxes No. lemons for sale 4
4 decl4HUSTON, HAWKINS ! HVETONT.
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Direct lnpOTtatiO0.
9 W. IL. TUCKER are nov receiving their Eng
Ne lish goods for the spring trade by the ships At
lantic and Rockaway from Liverpool, aud steamers
up the Mississippi, together with extensive purchAs
% from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat whcharrives at this port, and are prepared 70
o6er increased inducements TO purchasers, and will
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
made in our line. dSw
AFILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will lind
1Vl constant supply Of large Circular Saws, war
ranied, and at the manufacturers prices say IS,
80, 81 and 81 inches, and when required 90 inches,
together with the smaller sizes nj the sign Of the
Red Paddock. s, W. 4 II. TUCKER.
my2ldAw
4 xEs lanes Hunt i, Collins simmons Lip
"a pinco.ts axes, for sale low by
CPADEss-Amcs', Rowland's and ether brands,
- for sale by S,W. 4 II. TUCKER.
CHOvELS-Ames Rowland's and other brands
- for sale low by 5. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
IOES--Solid goose neck, rivctcd, cast steel plan
i L ters, and Carolina hoes, for sale in great
ricty by S. w. II. TUCKER.
~ by S. W. q II. TUCKER.
TORN PLANTERS-A superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine tor sale low by s. W. ii. TUCKER.
ERAIN ANDGRASs sCYTHEs-A large stock
" Of waldron's and other makes, for sale low by
W. IL. TUCKER.
AEULAY, iron and wood Traced grain cradles, Tor
1vl sale low by ;. W. d IL. TUCKER.
CNAITHS-Wrought tube patent and common
- Snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
s. w. II. TUCKER.
TIAY and Straw forks--A very large stock of va
i i rious qualities, for sale by
S. ". L II. TUCKER.
MANURE Forks, long and short handles. for sale
wi by 8. ". d ii. TUCKER
| -.
LAY and Garden Rakes for sale low by
IL Is. W. Al. TUCKER
HEDG Shears and Pruning Hooks Of different
J. i patterns, for sale low by
s.wa n. TUCKER
| (ykASS Hooks for sale by
" s.W II. TUCKER.
( SOlL Chain, Japxnned, for fencing cemetery
| ~ grounds, for sale low by
s. w. 4 ii. TUCKER.
| BLACKSMITH 5 Drills for the bench, good
| ID tcle, for sale low by
SWAN TUCKER.
/ HORSESHOE Nails, the genuine Grimm and 9th
/ L ers, for sale lew by s
4 SWAN, TUCKER.
/ CHOPPERS Tools, u good assortment, for sale b,
~ S.W. \ II. TUCKER,
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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LITER Any.

L.
CATALOGUE Of new and universally popular
~ Books for sale by CAVE 4 son, Main Street
ketwern Sd and 4th
Mr.. sponge's sporting Tour. Edited by Frank
Forester.
Married, not Mated. by Alice Carey.
Nagabond Life in MEXICO: by Gabsisl Ferry.
Toiiing and Hoping ny Jenny Marsh.
| The Wedding daest BY r. \. Arthur.
| Philly and kui by Caroline Chcshro.
| Piu- ri-has-tAh; BY Loesttcks.
The0reat American Battle: By Emma Carol, of
| Maryland.
Bansby Papers, second series By John Brosg-
ham.
| The Ship Carpenter Family: BY W. Whitman.
| The War in Kansas by Douglas Brswerton
| Edith Hale: BY Throca Talmen.
Rachel Grey; ny julia ksvanaugh.
Popular Legends Of brittany: By Lady.
| Ailthe above, with an innumsrabie collection Of
works In every department Of literature for sale by
| iuy+-d CAVE son.
Late PUBLICATIONs,
For sale by ,. r. Cave 4 Sen,
Main street between Sd and 4th.
/ ERNEsT LINWO0D, by Mrs. Caroline Lee
! yagsbond Life in Mexico, by Gabriel Perry.
i The Treat American Battle, or the Contest be-
tween Christianity and Komanism, by Anna Ella
Carol
The sparrowgrass Papers. BY Fred Co.scns
The Bunsby Papers, or Irish Echoes, by John
Brougham.
Ladies Guide to Perfsc, Gentili.y, by Emily
4
Rachel Gray, . tale founded on fact, bys Julia
kavanaugh.
/ The Ship Carpenters Family, by W. X. Whitman
War in kansas, single trip Ia the border amoug
new homes and a strange people; by Douglas Brow
erton.
Green Mountain Girls by Blythe White.
The Song Of MiIkawatha. translated from the
original feegu; by Marc Anthony Henderson,
| Daisy Burns, story, by Julia kAvansagh.
Toiling and Hoping, . story Of Little Hunch-
back by Jenny Marsh.
| Married, not Mated by AliceCarey.
| For sale by
| June 5, sd CAVE 4 SON
ivINHE Life and Travels " Hcrodotus in the fifth
| L century before Christian imaginary biogrs-
ply founded on fact, illustrative Of the history re-
iigion, literature, arts and social condition VI the
Greeks, Egyptians and Persians, by J. T. Wheeler
| r. RIGS. For sale by
junei7d CAVE 1 SON.
JUST PUBLlsHE
II OMERIC BALLADS, and Comedies Of LuciAa,
! translated by the late VIM. McQuinn For sale
by CAVE 7 SON.
June I'D
DLU-kf- BUS TAH--A song by no Author---ssA
l deed without a name" perpstsated by Phiiandsr
Doestick., p. b. For sale by
junel7d CAVE SON.
HUGuENOT EXILES, or The Times Of Louis the
IL Fourteenth-a historical novel. For sale by
juncl1d CAVE son.
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U0LlN GTON

@wamna~gzS4
A Branshof tho Mercantile College Of Pesnsyiva-
MIA, Incorporated BY the Legislature Of that
state, With perpetual charter.
L. II. DALHOFP, PriasipAl.
f8RMS.
For unlimited ssurss in DDu blc- Entry Book Keep
ing Commersial Calculations, PENN snshi D. and Id
mssiens 10 the Lectures on Commercial Law 90.
TINE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION IS
% anofd perfect facilities for acquiring In IN sxps-
ditious .snnss. . thorough ksowledge Of the sci.
snee of Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping sp-
piled " al departments Of trade The oosrse Of
training a1sptsd in this Institution 10 the same q
tnat followed BY the Mercantile College Of Penasyl
vania which has received
TEE MOST RNPnAfIC RRConnRxpAfloys
From The best mercantile asthoritiss Ia the
and Is sanstioned by the Chamber Of Commercs II
the city Of New York, the most com pyehsnsiy~
and n acticsl view ever introduced.
An uLBoAk1 DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of
signed - the lie grsptcd W these vke nese
satisfactoTy examinatioa. This instrument viii n
found paaspoft 70 the confidence Of basiaesu he.s
% tn every part of the Union
Bend fUr : sireaiar md specimen Of Penusn-
sup y Dali. ny7OdAwiy
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1lO WEES IMPROVED PATENT
TRI-SS nRTTh,rg

M are proprictors Of the above patent Tor the
W statc Of Iowa, and are prepared to contract
for the erection Of Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length Of span, from 50 feet TO 200 feet In any
part vt the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads IN the United
States, VIC deem comment ~ 70 their strength, dura
biiity and cheapness, unnecessary. All communics-
tions on the subject will receive prompt attention
Address STONE, BOOMERf BYINGTON,
feb28d6m Davenport, Iowa.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TIVE nortgagA gives in payment Tor lands par
! chased From Marsh, Lss . Dslayan, and Charles
Mason, are placed In hands II D. NJ. HIhesrns, d
Keekuk, Who % aatherised - collect Ill noaeyp
due, and y grow due tAsssog.
CnAo. MASON,
HlRAN 1ARN1Y.
Ksoksk April 10, lsss-d&wSn
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CADI. JONES 4 PECK, Agcnss,

~. p00.
A FULL rtmentccnstan,iy on hand 1T thesisn
n IL the BIG ANVIL
mehi7ddw
RUILDERs' hardware, locks, iateLes, b.lts, loose
- and fast butts, screws. dc. a full assortment
andiAtest styles At CADl, JONES 4 PECk,S.
jxn5d
IlELilNG kumbel's oak tanned, patent stretched
- Leather Betting, warranted not Ia stretch and
10 suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Cum
and Hemp Packing large assortment for sale
low by CADY, JONES l. PECK.
June 81
IlRAss cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to = saw mill or steam engine
for sale low At the sign Of the
iune3d BIG ANVIL.
DLASES-airecnfed Tool Co. 's.a fresh stock Of
- these superior Tools just received at the sirn of
'he lJuneadJ DIG ANVIL.
nooR and gate springs aray Brothers patent,
II the best spring ever invented, for sale By
janead cADY, JONES 4 PECK.
riiAIN~-oa, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog
~ and jaea chains, Mt the sign Of tho
june3d BIG ANVIL
NIckS--soiid box. and Parker's bench. iron and
wood bench screws. gearing, q horse nails, at
innesd cADi. JONES 4 PECK'S.
DUMPS. water rams, galvanized we'll chain aud
fixtures, for sale low nj thes sign IT the
jnnead BIO ANVIL.
SHovELs. Ames 4 Ro~iand.s; picks, ma,tochs,
y log chain and goods suitable for CONTRACTOR ct
june5d CADY. JONES 4 PECK'S.
"HEEL.BARROws, Gro bars. churn drills,
~ stone hainmers, Tor sale at the sign n the
janssd BIGANvnL.
SclTuEs, Snaths, cradles, and harvesting tools In
~ great variety, at asmall advance by
june.id cADY, JONES 4 PECK.
IL Az straw aud manure forks, Tor sale low at the
: sign 81 The De3dl BIG ANVIL.
- NJ
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WATCHES
n. W. JONES,

Dealer II Clockos WoeeAoo = JoWolRy
ON SECOND sTnsxT, @A
NEXT door to C. parsons' BANKING Houss,l
kEOkuk IOWA.
THE subscrsbsr has jsst rccsivsd large =
! and beautiful stock Of 0Oid and 0ibvss -
Watches, Gold Jewelry, Ae., csmpsisisg The
latest styles Of Ladies' Breast Pias, EAs
Rings. Finger Rings, CuG Pins, Geld 0uArd end
Fob chsins, Keys, Seals, Silver Thiasbies, Cold
Slides. Shape, studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArH RKPAiRiSe.
The subscriber being . practical watchanaksr,
Feels competent TO repair the mos, dhBcuit and deli
cate work that may be entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured thai the correct time
h, and always will be kept by
Nov. ~, l555.-4liy n W. JOyE3
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Dlssolueiou.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The partnership
~ heretofore cxisting between Bushey 4 Walker,
In the Produce and Commission business is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business Of the
firm will ir settled By either Of the unders gned.
Those indebted 10 the 6rm are requested 10 settle
their accounts forthwith. NJ. II. BUSHEY,
W. w. WALKER.
ksokuk, july IL, ls36.--jylG-d,f
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Evkki day and evening q Creighton = Ohslee =
fsshiaaahls 1aloen, johnson street, sAar the
POST oGcu. aufif-St
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin 4 Evans,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin 4 Evans,
At the Old stand,
Cor. Main and Fourth-sts, Keokuk, Ioina.
NOV have in store an unusually large stock Of
~ Hardware and Cutlery, to which they invite
the attention Of country merchants and others,
Among which may b. found the following
Axes-Hunt's, Collins and Vognes.
Broad Axe.-coflins', simmons and Sharp's,
scythes--trsss, Grain aud Brush,
sna,hs--six different kinds,
Hay ADMINISTRATIONS qualities,
Straw knives-do.
Corn kaives--do,
Hay Forks and 3 tine, assorted,
Manure Forks-Long handle, assorted,
do ID do
Handled Hoes--vayious kinds,
Carolina lioes--Iron and Steel,
Handled Axes-Iiunt's and kent's,
Gardcn Rakes-Iron and Steel,
Shoye.s--Ames and others,
Spades-do,
Grain Scoops--Iron and steel,
Horse Nails--G and American
Wrought Nai!s-All sizes,
Guido,
Finishing--do,
Strap liinges-All wrought,
liinges--do,
Hooks and Hinges--all sIes, English
Sad Irons--2 qualities,
slyarls-allsixes,
Scale Beams--do,
Coffee Mills--Good assortment
Brass kcttlcs-trom 9 to l6 inch diameter,
Tea kettles--Cast and wrought
Glue Pots-Tinned aud enamclled,
Fry Pans-Tinned, all sizes.
In addition 10 the above, we have = large assort-
menf Of Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools,
which dctermi ned sell rs low as the lowest
my2odtfwy BALDWIN A EVANS.
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re the 0SoCkAolAsrs % the koOkuk
M. Pleasant 4 Muscaslne g. =. Co, !.
NOT1CEis hereby given, that In accordance WITH
Division Of said road, the 18th instalmeut Of 81
per cent. will be due and payable Aug 3th 1855, ct
the banking house u Charles Parsons Treasurer, 10
okvk, o. 20 the undcrsigned, General Agent.
J. X. HOkNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. r. / n. r. r. Co.
July 8, l63s.-td dkw
kcokuk Tines end Mt. Pleasant Obsci yer cow I