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RAIL Arrangements.

4 EBIEAL AND DEPARTURE o. me MANS At
Il and from WooDsFIELD:
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day) at u o'clock NJ. Departs every day eek
ccpt Sunday at / o'clock 2. NJ.
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~

TT7HE undersigned is now running a Hack reg
| ularly between the above places, for the ac-
colnmolation of passengers, leaving Darlington
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at the
arrival OF the morning boat; and returning,
Leaves WoodsGeli every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at I o'clock A. N.
The public may rest assured that any pack
ages entrusted to his care Will be promptly de-
lvered. Persons wishing 20 go either way will
inquire at T. Davis Hotel, WoodsGeld, or at
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of eternity, it too, seemed to say-Fare-
well, brother Crailord!
As | rode along downahot, dusty lane,
An old SOW that was asleep in a fence cor
ner jumped ont Of a suddent, with a loud
boo-oo ~boo-oo..-she too seemed to say,
Farewell brother Cratford!
My horse, he got frightened and jump
cd from under me, and as lie turned lis
tail over his back, kicked up lis heels, and
ran OF, he too, seemed to say, Farewell.
brother Crafford!
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DR.. Hoofand's
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said: aYour .Bitters are highly priced by those
who have used them. In a case of Liver Com
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county, Ohio, Aug. 90, 1852, said: 4The Bitters
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think it is a good medicine, and | am recon-
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l do for no other patent medicine.1 You will
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II have used some three or four bottles Of Hoof-
lands German Bitters for Dyspepsia, and have
derived great benefit from their use. / believe
them to be good for all diseases for which thew
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Old JOHN JONES.

oLD JonS JoSEs was a merry old man,
A merry old man was he,
He fell in love with a pretty lass,
In love with a lass fell he.
The lass was fair, aud The lass vas young,
Fair and young the lass was she;
pat john Jones was a very old man,
A very old man was he.
And old John Jones was ugly as sin,
As ugly as sin was he;
But he could dance-:nad oh.-he could sing
Such a gay old man was he.
Now old Joan Jones told the pretty lass,
That QUITE deep in love was he;
But the young lass hoxd the old mans ears,
And cried out, aFidalc-do-doe."
AMI old John Jones was grisvelt 10 the heai
All, very much grieTel was he,
That the handsome lass had acted So
So he diod quite Suddenly. J. W. g..
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4 SURE FEsr.-Au old New Namp-
shire deacon used to say, when speaking
ofhis wife aud indigo, that she had .
certain receipt for testing the quality of
that article. 1t was to FIJI a milk pan
with pure cold water, and to sift some
indigo OH the surface: if the indigo was
good it would either sink or swim-she
c0u{Lt't tell rhjcb,
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS AT SUNFTSH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAII-Leares Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen Bayard,) at 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrdres at
Sunfsh same days at / o'clock p. NJ. Return
ing leques parkersburgh 6 o'clock A. A., Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; ~arrirss at Sun
fish from 4 to 6 o'clock 7. NJ, same days
WooDsFIELD MAn-Departs Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 p. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
and Fridays by 8 a. NJ.
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FT7HE undersigned is engaged in weaving COW
L ERLETS and CARPETS of every style and
variety, at the following rates:
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or rs each for
three or more Coverlets-all woven without
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard,
double chem 12k cents per yard.
CHARLES BRUNER,
MILroNsBuReH, Nov. Is, 1855.
N. B.-Coloring done in the best possible
style. Cpd.
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
J%aundice, Chronic or Nervous
pebiEfitn. Disedse of Me Kidnem

and all Diseases arising from
a D1sOHDERED STGMaCH OR LIYERf
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnllness Of
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
tons, Sinking or Flutterng at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho
Heart, Choking or Sutfocating Sensations,
when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspi-
ration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Sudden
finishes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
slant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depress-
ion of Spirits, ta9eh
CAN BE EFFECTUALLYsCURED BY
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The CINCINNATI CoNvENTIoE.-It is
now certain that every State will be fully
represented at Cincinnati. Senator But
Ter, in an able letter to some Of his on
s~titucnts, admits that South Carolina must
be represented, it says-"putting the ques-
ton aside whether she should be or not
let the State send her very best men,
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TAVING returned to WoonsFIED, Of
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Ga the citizens of the town and vicinity.
CT F5@ Office in the room formerly oc-
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TEA KETTLES, OVENS AND Skill
LETS. and "a varietyaof Odd Lids,
For sale at KlRkBRIDE'S.
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TyHREE daily Throagh Trains, between Philadel
i ph . and Pi ,sburg.-THE MoxxIse MAI. TRAis
leaves lhilaieiphia for Pttsburg At n A. NJ, and
Pitssburg fr Phiiadelphia ., I A. NJ. Tue FAsr
LINE leaves Philadeiphis for Pntsburg ~ p. n
TIE NIGHT ExrRsss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pit,sbarg At IL r. NJ, and Pttsburg for Philadel-
pnia III 10 +. VI.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from ST. Louis, Mo-. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.. Frsnkford, Lexington ana Lon
lsville, KY; Terre Haute. Madison, Lafayette and
Indixnai polls, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Sprin,fel
Beilefon;ai sanlusky Toledo. Cleveland, Colum-
bus, GAINESVILLE. Massil!on and Wooster, OHIO also
with tho steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, 81. Louis, louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to OF from either oi
he above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
feren startin. points. Passengers from the Wcs
will end this the shortest and mos, expedition.
rou,s to Ph,isdslphiA, Baltimore, New York Bos
uu. THOs. MOOkE,
AoEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. ], 1850 -ly
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kAkLkOAD COMPANl.a
a
~ Once on Main street, over Brsce Daniels
Sept. l, lss5-aiawiy
KEOKUK RIB CHICAGO.
Jane sn0ner Arranyc1nens. 1885.
From xeokuk 70 Chicago, Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
New Yovx and Boston. and to aslesburg,
Rock ISland. Fulton City Hnlsna, Dun
leith. Dnbuqwo, 81. Paul. 10, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
Qulncv 10 GascSbuPg.
CONNECTIONS:
4 Galesburg with sh- Ghicag, and Burlin gton,
"A and Peoria and Oquawka Railroads fcr Bar
ingion. Peoria, w yanett Mendoza junction ,andChi
At wyanett and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock island and Bareau Valley iiailroad. for Rock
island Iowa City. Lasalle, 4c.
At Mendoza with Illinois Ccntrai Railroad for
rulton City sGAlena, Dunleith. Dubuqae, st. Paul.
ind "shv river towns; Bloomington, Springfield,
A. a.c.io.. - n tas,ena and Chicago Union Rail-
rcad for Eigin, Balvidere, Beloit, Madison, Free
Al Chicago With II. great Eastern and North
m lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac &c, Detroit.
Toledo, C'ev land Pittsburgh, Wheeling. Baltimore,
fntlNNeipniA. AnafaOAtNIh I4Ioyctte. Slncinnntt,
| Dunkirk, Buf.o Niagara Fails. Suspension Br dgs
ilb my. Springfield, Boston. and cities and towns
| generally throughout the east.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted be-
| tween Quincy and Chicago On ard after the llth
inst until further noce, TYains will run M follows
4 /. Chicago T. xpress-Leaves Quincy at<.45 A. u.
arrives at Galesburgh at VS. 4. NJ, IT Wyanet
l2.t5 ~, ut Mendoza at i.25 r. NJ, at Junction
AIS Pm. at chcago6r
!. Chicagc Exprcs--Leaves Quincy $40 p. ", ar
n r &afAaburU 20 MI WyaNAft II y ~
al Mendoza 1879 4. NJ, at Junction $40 A. H., Z
Chicago 5.35a.k,
3. Quincy Express--Leaves Chicago s.55A A. NJ, .,
rives at Galcsburg SIS r. ~, and at Quincy IL
IN.
4 4. Qaincy Kxpress--Leavcs Chicago $50 r. NJ, a
rives Ut Galesburg 4.35 A. M and at Quincy ~ l0.a
| A.
Trains run into and leave frorl "Union Depot,
'hicago.
Passengers leaving Quincy I'm She nifnsAfs tyai
will arrive At Rack island, Peoria, Galena. Dunlcit
| } ibuque and Chicago same evening: making su
.nnectnns ~ Ch cago with trains east.
L.av ny Quincy in the evening train, will q
= rive NJ the above points in the morning, tnakiv
( Connect ons at Chicago with trains north, ea
o and south
,,l Daily B,at of the Minnesota Packet Co., ieav
: Dunleith for st. Paul, etc.
7, For particulars and further informa ion, please
,ly at the Company . efSoe, Main street. between 8
| i4aclede House and Western Stage Once, keoku
yhere Through Tickets TO all principal places can
| procured. Through Tickets also b. had on boa
the .tcatners of the ST. Louis 4 keokuk Packet c.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad.
y VIC. Bt'LIDNS, Gen. Sup't
$. N. BURNH An, Gen. Ticket Ar
, J. X. TEwKsBrRY, Agent, keokuk.
iur. 23d4w
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Always - B1aWA.
XX7OODWARD = CO. hAyrthis tsyreceiv~d BY *
w press \ Anstotof ieutlemen' y Spring Cloth
ne u No. % Main street mchSdtw
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1U UMNEB.
s1SHE nndsrslgncd nov have : stock Of Logs, and
! can furnish almost sny amount Of Lumber ~
arsr oa short notice Also. saths u ,od quality,
worked Flooring Surfaced Lamh y, &c.
Ttre weed.
Fire word, sAwsain ssvs tsngths. or otherwise,
fasrish. Z at' ths mill for o. per oqsd.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPAN1.
sn.ari i7ssfastr.rs

SUMMER AnNANubM kG
vTNHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
l nounce TO the public that their Coaches leave
Keoknk Daily (Sunday cxceptcd) for Fairfield, Or
kaiooea, Fort Des Moines and Council Bluffs passing
Through Boston. Charleston, Primrose, Winchester
Rirmin cham. Ashland. Agency City. 0stumwa. Ed
dysille. Oskao0sa PeliA, Monroe, Apple Grove, TO
IT. Dies Moines.
Fran Oskaloosa (tri-weekly) to council Bluffs. via
Bellefontan, Knoxville, peasantyille IndanolA, St.
Charles, Wintersctt, Indisntown, silver Greek, TO
Council Bluffs.
Also from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Abba, La
grange, 70 Charlton, tTi-weekly.
Also from Kskouk. Daily. via Warren, Farrnington.
Bonaparte Bsntcnsport, keosauqua, Pittsburg, Ipy,
to Bloomfield.
AIso to Fort Dudgc from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boonsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will BE- paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passcn gers.
Coaches leave Keokak for NIL the above places at
o'clock. A. n.
- Once on Main Street. second door above the
Lacless- Hoase. W. y. WrTER, Agent.
jane 4diy
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Herrlng,s pas~ns
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FIRE I'll OOE NA GEN.
CEUkED with hnll's Pstxut Powder Proof Lock
y which received the lftfe MeAAh ut tn. W.r A.
t.ir Londs,n. ISL. cEy-sAl pa1ase. New York, In
is53-4; Vrvvssted NE. frca Dsmt4sas
cLE.HpRN HARRISON, Ages.ts, corner MeDa
and sfh sts., FOR RnS.HrA Davis 81 Louie. 1e.~
whoare sole psoprissor~ and u nufsctuqeSr ~ ~
states II MiasoaFi and Iowa fiefea8n
TOyAt TOvGI
4 GREAT varirtyef Toys. Msscal Jsstruncaes.
n Dolls. Ac., fvF chi.dr n fr sMl BY
fsbl9d CKEl0uTON uNNEn,
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49,
THE Great Central Eoatc, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern and south
xcstern States, by q continuous Railway direct.
This road also at p,t,shurg with daily, line
Of steamers 10 all ports the Western Rivers, and
at Cleveland and SandHsky with Steamers 10 ali
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the mos,
direct cheapcst and reliable route by which frcxA,
can b. forwarded 10 and from the Great West.
KArxs BETwEHN PniLApELPRiA ANn r,rrsnuRn.
FIRST CLAss.--Boots, Shoes,1
Dry Nvods, Tin boxes) Furs, 75c. per 100 ID.
Rcsthers, &c..
2AClAM.--Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, Tin baics) 60c. per 100 ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
I'd CLAss.-Ahyils, BAggins, :.
Bscop and Pork. lin balk,) Soc. per loo1b.. !.
Hemp, &C..
tth cLAss.--cofse, Fish. Ba- -
COP and Pork. lpackesi, Lard, 4oc. per 100 ID.
and Lard Oil,
FLOUR--Sl per bb. unti, further astice.
uKAIN-50 ets- per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - % per bale, not exceeding SOC lbs
weight, until further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of
thiladclphia, be particular to mark pnckngc "via.
Pennsylvsnia Railroad" All Goods consigned 70
the Agents If this Road at Philadclphia or Pitts-
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
Fakl0Hr AGRSrs--linrris, Wormlsy Co.,, Nam
ph., TENN X. +. Sass Co., st. Louis; J. S. Mitch
ell I Son, Evansvilie Ind; Dumesnil, Bell 4 Muir.
dock; ard Garter Jswett, Louisville. Ky.; r. C
Meldrum, Madison Ind sGrigman Drown. M and
Zancsville, Ohio; Lceh Co.. 81 Kiiby street Dos
ton. Leech 4 Co., No. AStor House, New York; No
William street, and No. s. Battery Piacc, Nov
York; E. J. Sneeder, Philsdclphia; Magrnv
koons, Baltimore; Gco. &. Franeiscus, Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
1 II. J. LOMBAERT, SUIT, Altoona, Pa.
nov Is lS55.--l
1855 Great Atsracssea NJ the ls0,
Il NEW CLOTHING STORE.
W d LLEH 4 LEN,
uAVlNG opsncd branch of their New Yor
L i Store In Union Block, No. 1853 Main street, ir
vite the particular attention Of cash and short tim
buyers 10 their extensive assortment OF ClothinI
which they ofer At low prices
va b ing extensively engaged in the manufa'
ture Of Clothing IN New York city, they aatt,
themselves they can offer Inducements never befo,
met with in the West. call is respectfully SOLE
tied my5d&w
IL spring md Sumnacr - 1896.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
!. n. HUTCHINSON. JAS. pEwE
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
? MERCHANT IAILORS,
4 THIRD street. between Main aud Johnson, X
xuk. Iowa, have just rcveiv at their PaShinnab
. Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, y choi
and exc-ll,nt supply If Broadcloths. Cassinyrc
}. Vesiings and q, NIL men Furnishing Goods of y
il descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall
done in the most approved and atis factory mann,
.e They constantly receiving the New York .,
a PhiAdelphia fashions, and respectfully solict
who desire good work and the best material to ri
them a call. Agrnte Tor
Francis Mnhdn's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also. r ports II Fa .hions
aprlodiy HUTCHINSON h DEWEY
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Z. T. FORD, cHAs. r. GoRHAA, DIV. FORD.
Ford, Gorham q Ford,
BANKERS.


BANKERS,
Third ST., one door south Of Main, Keokuk, Iowa
REvgREScEs
Metropolitan Bank. New York;
Winsiow, LaBicr Il Co., Nv York;
WA. Auwc. Prest., Boston
Geo. W. Thnysr, Prcst., BoetOn;
+. Selden Thnyer, Cash'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
l. II Burch 4 Co., Chicago;
Carpenter i Ford, Ginsanati;
Darby d BArksdale, st. Louis;
T. =. Handy, Cashr, Cleveland.
junei0ddw
T.. n. A. u. w. EORD,
Dealers IN Reas Estate,
OfRcc over Banking Hpnse Of Ford. Gorham 4 Ford
juneioaSwl KEOkUk. IOWA.
aEsgr r. seHoLrx. EDWIN =. oRAar.
sCnOLTE 4 GRANT,
PELLA A.....................M MARION CO., IOWA,
T AND AGENTS, and NoTARIEs PUBLIC.--
IL Agents for the United States Life Insurxnc
Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Company.
Cooper - I Clark's Steam Engine Manufsctory and
Tor all importan. agricultural machines.
Editors aud Proprietors of the WEEKLY PEL.LA
GAZETTE, indie pendent in Politics and Religion-13
per snnu,n. Plain and Fancy JOE PRINTERS.
octis dwty
Banking Home OF ChAs. Parssns.
Cor. Of Main and IA Sts., KEDkUK, IOWA.
c,IGHT Exclange on the Eas. and South bouxaa,
AJand sold. EuTopesn Exchange for famittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits AZ per agreement.
Refer TO Lucas smonds, St. Louis, Mo.
l.. A. Benoist i Co., d.
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., New York..
D-exel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
| Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
| Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, o.
Price, Converse kCc., New Orleans, La
| Sept. !, ls55.-dly
Chtcags New WAelesale
4 CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. II Randolph Sfreef, CHICAGO, ILLS
1 XNE are now receiving large and choice stock o
w HATANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
gIne-cus: sm oking, 4 Plag ToAaccs
Hayin. direct communication with parties II
/ NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA. the source o
production nd manufacture Of PIrG ToEAcco, er
abier W to offer some very eh,ica brands Of thes
celebrated Iohaccos ~ very low prices.
Country dealer. ard dealers generally are invite
To am, ne our rtcck j. +. JORDAN 4 GO.
II kando ph st.. Opposite Young America. Chicag
june I, 'aGdiy
uckee Il Tfnsbe mM ne ssivery Atmhls
sINNIs Stable, situated Third Street, betws<
!. Main and Blondeau Streets, is large and cor
modious and e.rtcinliy fitted up and adapted for q
an business, and The undersigned amply prepared
sccsmmolatc their friends and the public generall
with saddle Hor-es Buggies. and CAriagcs as re
onabie rate. They also keep Horses BY the da
week or month. sAMI MCKEE,
w. IIMBERMAN,
IN ke.kuk Oct II lS5A--dtf