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BENTONSP0RT Rouse,
i q Ia N = X oh N SON Proprie1Or

JOhn r X obi II on. Proprietor.
FIsiiE proprietor would call the attention OF the
4 travelling public 10 tho above House, assuring
all who favor him with asfeall that his house and
stable are large and comtlodious, and amply fur
nished and that he viii spare no pains to give en-
tire satisfaction.
November 81, lS55.-dlv
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To the Citixen. OF keokuk.

f{NHE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
keokuk that he has just received II stock of the.
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman 3
wear ever brought TO kcokuk; consisting Of French
and American cloths cassimcres and vestings plush
yelvets grenadines hmeres. &c, which he will
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
10 order The subscriber has also on hand fine
surtment of shirts, crayats scarfs, collars, SC.
sep IL JAMES NJ TYLER
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FIfHIRD Street, between Main and johnson, heo-
L kuk Iowa, have just received, AT their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment. q
choiee and excellent supply OF Broadcloths, Cassi-
mercs, Nestiugs. and Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goods
OF all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall b. done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
ork and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best mate
rial to give them call
HUTCHINSON d DEWEY.
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled TO any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, dc, &c, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, ac., bound
bound in any style desired.
Ea My Bindery will be found on Second Street,
next door to the Athenaufn sign of the "Big Book.
Jan. 26, ls5s.--d&w. ISAAC n. PIERCE. =
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WILLIAM E. SMITH.

ID ELBOWS MANuFACTU RER, Bench Street, near
ID franklin Galena, H.
Keeps constantly on hand Bellows Of every descrip
tion, which will b. sold low and good terms
be purchased else where.
n. B-Eyery Bellows warranted TO give satisfac
tion.
August 27, l855.-d6ms
XyTILtIAM JAKEMAN, Horse Farrier of thirty
w years experience. Residence 9th, between
Main aud johnson.
iau22d3m
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CLOTHING! CIOTHING!

FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER TRADE
HAVE received large stock of Ready Made
1 Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods Trunks
Hat, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &c, which will sell
al WHOLESALE AND RETAlL, al a very small advance
above Eastern cost N H0FFHEIMER
sent T--dHw
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ucKce A. Ttmberman,s Livery stable.
rNllIS stable situated Third Street, between
/ Main and Blondeau Streets, is large and com-
modous and especially fitted MP and adapted for the
business, and the Undersigned are amply prepared to
accommodates their friends and the public generally,
with Saddle Horses, Bugges, and Carriages at rsa-
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day.
week, or month SAMI MCKEE,
W. TTMBERMAN,
Keokuk, Oct. II, 1s54.-dtf
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ST. JOHNS HOUSE,

CHARLTON TON...............-..LuCAS CO., IOWA
y X. ST. JOHN begs leave to inform his old
-. friends and the travelling public generally
that he has removed from Libertyville to Charlton
where he has taken the Hotel formerly known AS the
United States, which he has completely repaired and
refunished in the most comfortable manner and of
fers az good aecomm oiatons as can be found in the
country.
Connected with the house is good and commodi-
oGs stable, always well supplied with feed
Dec. %, 1S55.--d3w-wly
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PENNS RAILROAD
D &0Q sS: =

-
THREE daily Through Trans between Phiadel
i phia and Pittsburg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al Il A. VI, and
Pittshnrg for Philadelphia at 4. NJ. THE FAsI
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at =. NJ
The Ai6Hr EXPRESS TRAM leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburg At II Z. NJ, and pittsburg for Phladel-
phia Al 10 T. VI.
The above lines connect at pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis No; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III; Frankford, Lexington anG Lou
isvllle, ny. Terre Haute. Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Beiicfontane, ~andusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Goium-
bus, GAINESVILLE hassilipn and Wooster, Ohio; also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans st. Louis, Louisville. and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO Or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the dd
fcrcut starting points. Passengers from the West
Will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton.
THoS. MOORE,
AGEsr, Passenger Lines, phiiadeiphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent Passenger Lines, Pittsborg.
Feb |, 1895. -iy
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y iish aud French Chemicals, Drugs andV ~
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyesluhs, Brushes
Peffumcry, Fancy Articles, dc., dc -
All the Patent Medicines Of tbs day Physicians
prescriptions ard family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dee I'D
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JAMES RENNOLDs.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist

Mechanics BLOCK, Norm SIDE OF MAN St heokukt
Iowa.
LAEING made arrangements for perma n
i l. nent business in the above line, am now Il
Offering to the city and country trade a large -
and well selected stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Dyes, Oils and Narnshes. Brushes, Glass
ware and indo1 Glass. Also Perfumery and fam
cy articles, Cigars, Tobacco and snuff, and choice
assortment Of Family Groceries, including Spices,
cas- Flnyoring Extracts Candies, Soda, saleratus,
and variety of articles pertaining to that depart
ment all which will be sold on the principle of
''small profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing prescrip-
tions In cases where medicines required dur
ing the night it is frequently nconvenent to obtain
them. This difficulty | have completely obviAted
by having my residence IN part Of the same build
ing occupied by my store and persons desiring med
cincs, may rely upon procuring them nj all hours,
ight day, without inconvenience delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing by
the quantity, are requested to give call, as I
am determined 10 sell on as favorable terms as any
house in the city.
April &, 1885. Il y
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,o 600 xrsnEIS WHEAT.
LIVERY STABLE.

AN johnson Street. between lst and %
~ by WM. III. CLEGHoRS. This establish XGA
mgnt is large, commodous well arrangcd-L-N -
and amply provided with good horses we'll trained
for harness, AS we'll with Carriages Buggies and
Hacks open and close, covered and half covered, a
every description adapted u eonset ence or luxury
Horses OF Carriages Of residents Of he city q vs
ifors from abroad kept On moderat terms, ana
carefully attended 10 by men thoroughly sKiiied ia
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
own account at all time.
May rs, 1s55.--dl7
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HENRY r. scHoLrE EDWIN GRANT.
SCHOLTE GRANT,
PELLA. MARION CO., IOWA,
ID ANkEKS, LAND AGENTS, and N0IARlES
ID PUBLIC. Agepts for fine Unitod States Life In
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper Ciarks Steam Engine Manufacto~
ry, and for ali portant agricultural machines
Editors and ProprIetors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE Independent in Politics and Region-$2
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
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Justice of the Pence.

Justice OF the Pence.
YTNfIE undsss.g gned would inform bis friends in
i the country, that his Office is on Main, between
I'd and Sd streets, keokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store He will attend TO the collection Of all nc.
counts entrusted % his care, with promptness. Ac-
counts sent by mai. postpaid, will receive atten-
tien, and The money returned ~ ordered.
March 2 iS55.-dlv. EDWARD COLE.
TOSSi TOYS!
A GREAT varietyof Toys, Musical Instrument, 4,
"A Dolls, &c, for children, for saie by
febled CREIGHTON Il DINNER.
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MILLER A BECK
Ktt BIZ MI
WHITGeUB Il NICKEL,

WHITGDNB Il MICK Ill.
A TT0RNIks at Law and General Land Agents
~ Moutezuma, poweshiek couRty, Iowa. viii
attend TO all business entrusted to their care IL
Poweshiei Iowa Benton, Tarna, Marshall, and las
pr counties.
Collections will receive special attention.
Refer 10 T. Douglass 4 Co.. IT. Louis John
Block Co., PitIsburg ". L. shumway
Philadelphia: Benaing,r Co., Baltimore; hon.
C. b. Curtis, Warren, PenusylYania Hon. q. X.
Barrst, Cherbeld, psnnsy ylyania Editor pi'is burg
"Daily Union," ar
June 9, ls35--d
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100 boz. Fluyda American Penetrating Llui.
lUU ment, in quantitie. to suit purchaser
200 dox. Escuiapan Liniment, and Il great variety
VI Patent Medicines at
April 6, 1885. REYNOLDS Drug stors
| CASk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for nledi-
L einal and sacramental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I ARD OIL. spirit Gas. Linseed Oil, Capal Japan
IL Demar and Coach Nanish on hand and for sale
al REYNOLDS Drug Store.
I CASk Pruue4 ut
1
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The NCT TAKIAND HOUSE.
FRONT-~T. ...........F Fl. MADISON. IOWA,
LAS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated.
/ l. and is large and commodious establish
ment, convenient TO the steamboat landing, ant in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished IL throughout in
the very BEST STYLE and trusts that long expert
in the business Will enable him 10 give general
satisfaction.
Oct 20. 1885. d1wtf Il. f. ROE.
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y. R. COPELIS,

I A. b- BALL II. kiEkdAA
BALL & KIRK HAM,
LNAMlLY Grocery and Provision Depot, Post bni ID
ings, Sd ST., between Main and johnson, where
they keep constantly hand large supply of fami-
y groceries and provisions Of every variety, and of
the best quality, which they intend TO sell cheap
If not cheaper than any other hons in the city, and
hope by strict attention to business 10 merit share
of the public patronage.
\. B.-0ar wagon is in readiness to wait on all
who may favor with call. Nov. d
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". B. S0&ERFii-lE. JOHNSON ~ I'D " ~ bhAUfeAi
~. q. Produce Il Comm ssi ON Ion se

S0MMERNILLE, BkADf0hD to, oenefai
DProduce Comm ssion and Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans. Particular attention paid TO the pur
chase and sale of Western Produce Also ~ the
Receiving and FprsaFding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited No. II lehoupiioulaF
street.
Iulv l5 1s55-afy
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GODFREY a SNOW

GT0RAII, EGrwardipg and Commission Mer
- chants, and General Freight Agents Front o.
between Vermont and broadssy, Quincy. Illinois,
EE- Property directed T. care, viii be forward
ell with disrach aud orlers and consie eBments viii
receive ima eslia.e and careful attention.
r fer 70 Fiagg savage Moore ll6lloVbush d
c.. Henning 4 Co.. Quincy Page Bacon, - Lou
Is lan25i3m
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
T. HAMILL, N. d.,

~ B. Parker, u. D, Physlelan and surgeon
". Office with DR.. Wyman, Man street, between La
aud % streets dly
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND So RECON,
IJAVINd permanently located in this city, woui
i i respectfully solicit share of public pairot
age. Office Fourth street, between Nam and Bior
deaa dec27dly
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nFPlCE at his Residence, Biondeau Stree
None door sst II Second, keokuk, Iowa.
April 26, Is54-d
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O. G.. POT7TN. NJ. ID.
7 nFFERS n the citizens ~ keokuk his service a.
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
( and Aeeoue her.
Persons at a distance who wish TO avail them.eIse G
Of the advantage of this popular system pt cure
can obtain good boarding IN tbs city while undei
eaisnent. or may consult by letter.
! Onsee No. Burke Gallery, I'd srtset between
Main and Biondeau feb4dbm
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Al. DEMING a. CO..
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, ON Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city reaitled promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
Gs.- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
upon.
Ne's' Bogy, B. MillanssrssP la sG Co.. BanksTs
John j. Anderson Co.,
f. " Clark, Dodge 4 Co, New York City.
x Office hours from A. NJ. 10 ) p. NJ.
rulv a 1Ss5-dtf
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Hlcn D N. LIVINGSTON, ESQ. II. LIVINGSTON,


DR0DUcE. Commission and Forwarding Ne
ehant-, corner II State and south Mater stree
Chicago. Ill. fbt2d0
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=. EHEIMSTREET.

REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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On Wednesday, Feb a. JAMES BARKER In the AID year
The services will take place at the Church Of
the Holy Apostles Ninth avenue Twenty eighth
BE- to Rye county for
BY the ca!s which leave Canal street at Il NJ The rea
tses al friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend without further notice
On Thursday morning, Feb 80, after short and So
we're illness, JOSEPH NewHL, senr aged 10 and 10
The funeral will take place from the Church of the holy
Apostles: corner Of Twenty street and Ninth
nue., this afternoon at two O'Clock The friends Of the
family are anscionately invited to attend.
On Wednesday Feb ~ HAxAH rslict Of the late Jno.
Gregory, in the66th year of her age.
The friends the family attend the funs-
raj from the residence Of her son. Lewis Gregory No.
III West Fourteenth street. this aeTnoon enc O'Clock
The remains will be taken TO Trinity inter
ment.
On Thursday, Feb. g. E1zABEu EVANS, aged 90 years.
2months and IA days wife Of Rchasd f. Evans formerly
Of Connecticut
the r.st.ves and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at twelve O'Clock from
residence Of her son, William H. Evans No 2e5 West
Seventeenth street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
On TSursdsy night, Feb : 8, Mr.. RACHEL Dowsc
daughter Of the late Carman Esq aged 20 years.
Her relatives and friends, and those Of her n.lAw
Joseph Weekes Esq and c. j. Folsom are invited to st.
from No. % West Twelfth stfest. Tho remains viii b
On Friday n,orDing, Feb 20, of consumption, DAVID
0'GRApY, in the ga year Of his age.
are invited to attend the iuners from the residence 81
John Kennedy OF Thirty fnh street and Broad
way, this afternoon, At half past one O'Clock.
On Friday morning. heb. 20 EMMA rHALI aged II years.
IL months and ~ days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of her father No.
210 Bowery to morrow afternoon, ct two o'clock with
out further invitation.
On Friday, Feb. 20, ofcancer, JOHN GILMORE wAmoy,
in the 64th year of his age.
His friends, the friends Of the family the members OF
Pacific Lodge, A. NJ and the fraternity in general
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No 127 isrwenty SIX n street. tomorrow
afternoon at one O'Clock.
On Thursday Feb. %, Mary ELIZA McIEoD, wife OF
Iachen Thomson, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the fa1aily, the Father
Mathew u b. Society, and the order Of the United Bro
ers respectfully invited TO attend the funeral With
out rther invitation, from her late residence No 90
West street, at one O'Clock.
Suddenly Friday, Feb. 20, THOMAS MARsn, aged IS
years.
HIS friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the unera from his late residence No. los
Bedford street, Monday morning, at haf past nine
O'Clock His remains Will DO taken TO Railway for inter
ment.
Railway, N. j., papers please copy.
AT the residence Of ha nober, No. 3T4 Sixth avenue,
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Married.

MaTT1eds
On Sunday. Feb IT, at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church, BY Rev. D. Aues, Mr. CHARLES A. SIMMONS of
California, to Mics FRANCES F. JOHNSON Of this city.
California papers please copy.
On Thursday, Feb 20, by the Rev. DR.. Burchsrd JAMES
A. sMoSs Of Montreal, to JULIA, daughter Of Amherst
Wright Esq, of this city.
On Thursday. Feb 2s by the Rev. Mr. Morris, MATILDA
If. WAITE to EDWARD j. THOMSON, all OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
In st. Bartholomew's Church, on Thursday evening,
Feb 49, by the Rev. Samuel Cooke CHAs. c. DoOLrIE to
Miss EMILY PARSONS, all of this city.
BY the Rev. Samuel Brichard, JusrNIAN HARTLEY to
rBBY A. eldest daughter Of Roger Haddock, Esq, all Of
this city.
On Tuesday evening" Feb &C. by the Rev. Mr. Thomson,
Mr. HENRY sHorER Of Landport, England. FANNY cid
est daughter Of RoDt Thompson, Esq, Of thi, city.
In Williamsburg on Thursday evening, Feb % by the
Rev Mr.. Porter JACOB r. SYTHoFF to Miss JOSEPHINE cid
est daughter of James G. Young,
On Wednesday. Feb q, by the Rev A. C. Foss, JAMES
BRowN to Mrs. MARY Hall, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Wioks, all of Morrlsania.
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THE FIREAfEN.

AT THE hEGpLAR MEErIsG OF FRASK,fS rfar
EDehe Co 10 81, held Feb Is 1854 he following rsso.
bss pleased the all wise Ruler The universe to
William " hie; The refore be Il ~ He'
kesovec nat We dseos sympathize with the bersaved
widow and child ep believing ia her loss "a hs rntn
wei. - - "-'' ""'.N ." '""ss
Resolved That Ia his the company have ost ta,hfi
and act se member tho widow aeclonAe husband
the children Kind indulgent father.
Resolved, hat the company usual badge OF mourn
IL for th'r,y days
Resolved That COPY these resolutions be sent ths be-
reayed family and published 10 the new York Herald and
sunday Leader hLEx SPALDTN9. Forsman
DAVID T. VAN HORN, Secretary.
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Discases on che Lunc,-Notice

O1GcaaeS Of the Lungn-NOt1cc
Dr. Robert Hunter begs TO inform his patients Phadel-
pba that he has opened establishment that city under
the professional OF Dr. F. Morsop for the special
ment Of diseases OF the throat and lungs.
Dr. Morson Ii member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London and has both In that city and New York
long and great experience In the treatment OF pulmonary az
fectiODa.
DR. Hunter would also state for the Information of his pa
ents residrg In Baltimore and Washington Dr. John
Bsssrd Williams will hereafter be associated with the Bau
more oflce. =.
These have been rendered necessary by the
growth Of the practice In Philadelphia Baltimore and By
Sssh Fssns Hose csss VII n future ENJOY not only
all he advantage Of Ur Huner's adyce outths additional
benefit the personal and supervision of sk and
complained resident physicians.
In the Specialist and Journal of Diseases Of the eChet
February extended explanation Of Dr. Hunters views
treatment will be found, with much additional information,
.c should be read y every one prodispcsed g 9,
procured Of The publshefs Messrs sherman Co.. Asor
BY De state Of their health the weather or other oonsdera
by les In snch Ssses y nessssar that The should
disease Torender such description more exact list
specimen ofe Specialist application TO either Of the
following Addresses
New York Dr.; ROBERT HUNTER; sas Broadway.
Philac elphia-Dr. +. MORSON. 302 Walnut street.
BaiAmore-Dr. b. WILLIAMS. 81 North Charles street.
Eote-Dr. HUNTER may be consulted personally as here
tooFe from A. NJ. TO 4P. N. daily.
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WANTED-AT NO. EAST BROADWAY pAsv-
w Tent porters tor wholesale DRY goods store: ney
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