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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
NEWLY MABRIEp.

scene: Not t'ousand miles from me an
enue. Just after breskfast-new hn.H.na
equipped lor town toasting his calves befo,e
ihe paIlor bre. New wife disiribnf;,S = a.
ofgood things from the breakfast liable ia V,s ,ss
pet canaries- colloQuy ensHss.
Wite.-Love, the the mice are ie,rihlv
lrouolesome-they get into the cake box and
my drawers and your trunks awfally, so won,
you get me mouse trap? s,; =
Husband.-Of course, | will, love- o.
course.
Wife.-Thaps a good dear. I knew ,o,, y
would; but just 10 think that misty tinci,, !.
OF iron that tho doctor prescribes for INV ines
Of appetite spoils my teeth, and mother saws /
must take II through quill; please get me
some qullIs, now won't you 80
HusbAnd.-YeS, dear, (nervonsly pulling
his coat tail forward over each hip. - Z
Wlie.--l want some pins too, so bad, and
us such horrible walking can't 70 out; so
please now get me sons pins, no: The big sort,
medium kind. ..' IT. IPi|S'
Hgsbapd.-Yes, love- anything else %
lHusband's calves warm un, and he bends
Gown 10 scratch 'em, simply makes TRY face
which means d-n) - -1''H -
Wife.-La, me forgot, The scork screw
we borr0wed Of Mrs. u; well the cn,l,
mas broke 1t, and there's nothing TO be done
out get another. Pm mighty sorry, but is
100 late to help it. Dori Be in such btirrt.
Dion'i you burn your legs, did you aiht ynu
gong 10 kiss Inc There, don't fefk.t row.
pms cork serrr, qaills mouse trip
Husband rushed out-bang goes the hall
door and an ecquuintance lii lhe street com.
niSerately watches him aisoppeal round a
cothet' rereat'ns "pihs, cork screw, qailla,
mouse TAP" '
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04
A VOice of Snlean

funny correspondent ofsthe Portland
Transcript sars:-I have recently gin up all
ldea ol women folks, and come back TO perli.
lkal lie. am more at hum in this line than
IN hnnlln' the fair seckts. Aingills in pe,li.
cuts and kiss me quicks" is pretty enough
TO look at, gin IN, but darn 'em, tLey are
slippery as eels, and when you fish fot 'em,
an sela bic, you, somehow or other, find
yourself al The wrong end OF The line, they've
cotched you! An when you've stuffed 'em
with peanuts candy and doggerytipes, they'll
throw you away as they would o cole tat,Ir.-
Least.wise, that's bin my experience. But
Eve done with 'en now. The Queen of
Sheber' the sleepiu' beauty, Kleopatry's nee
die, Pompey's pillow, an Lots wife, with g
steam engiEe to help 'em, could'n tempt me.
The very sight Of bonnet riles me all over,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

GTtlere is a verilabie marriage notice of The
Golden time" taken from the New York
Weekly Museum, June 9, 1892. Atjectiyes in
those days were cheap aud plenty:
"MARRIED.-On Monday evening lest by the
Rev. Mr.. Beach, John Buchanan, ESQ.,, 10 The
amiOble, adorable, Incompatible, inhe1ible,
and non parallel OF her sex, Nancy Lucy Tur.
ner both Of this city.
4 II Miss Nancy Lucy had lived in the present
day, wouldn't she have borne the additional
sppellation Of strong minded
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

LocKJAw. The following, contributed to
the Baltimore Sun, we publish for The beneh
OF our readers:
al have noted lately several deaths bylock,
jaw, and for the information Of all, will
give certain remedy. When any one runs
nail or any sharp iIon in any part Of his body,
take common smoke pipe, I'll il with tobac.
co, light il well, then lake a cloth or silk han
kerchief, place il over the bow Of The p.pe
and blow tie smoke through the STEM into tbe
wouRd; Two or three pipes full will be sure 10
set the wound discharging. have tried i on
myself, and five others, and found il gave I'M
mediate relief. II The wound hos been some
days standing it wilFopea again if the tobacco
is gSod. Try il, i any one may chance 10 gel
such a wound.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

IRA jolly fellow had an Office next 10 a doc.
tors: one day an elderly gentleman Of the
old fogy school blundered into tile wrong shop.
Dr. x. ing Don't live here says r., who
wos in some full scrbble over some important
papers, without looking up. '0hi thought
This was his ofice' Next doof.' Pray, sir,
hasthe doctor many pn,ients?' Not living
The old genlleman was never heaIdrof in the
yicipity, but The Story was, and DR.. X. threat
ened 10 sue him for hbeii However, be came
10 Qhiak betleTofu. saiii9 - -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

uTAn amusing incident occurred few days
since. certain lady had been much annoyed
by the ringing Of her door. bell by lhe nische.
viouS boys in the vicinity, and determined 10
be made no more fool Of by going 10 the door.
In The course OF the forenoon, her miaisltT
called 10 see'her, dressed in bis Sprucest man
Fneri he ascended the steps, and gently drew
The bt handle, when the lady shouted from
the entry; i see you, boy; if catch you, I'll
ring youI necxb The ofigh,ed gentleman,
Immediately rushed down the steps through o
small crowd VI young scamps, and has moi beef
seen since. % 81 .f...
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

, OJrA professor Of magic, who recently gave
an entertainment in an English seaport, was
Dragging pIetty largely Of his sleigbt Of hand
feats in the public room Of one OF the hotels,
after his performance was over. A gentleman
present offered 10 bet him that he would make
everything on the table disappear in less than
minute. The professor al once booked The
wages, when The other screwed out the gas
The disappearance was complete, and the pro-
lessor confessed himself 'sold'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

GT'Aunb, Teddy, and wasn't yer name
Teddy OByrne|te fore ye left ou!d lrelandr-
Sure It was, my darIlnt' But my jewel why
then do you add The S, an call it Teddy
O'Byrnes now3' why, ye spalpeen, hav'n nj
| been married since | KEN 10 Amefiky? and
are ytu so ignorant Of grammatics that you
don't know when one thirg is added 10 an
other il becomes o plurap
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

IRA law among The Arabs permits a man 10
divorce any Of his wives who does not make
him good bread. L such law were in force
in this county, how few wives would remain
in their homes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

0A gentleman from lie rural districts,
carer vainly endeavoring 10 solve the mys' ery
OF chahng dishss:j 'Look-a here, waitef
orng me sope oys,ers, s.but have 'em billed
down STARS. dom twant none Of them darned
little cook Stoves
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

grA minister out west advefisss, in the
hope of making young people come forword,
that, during the warm weather, he will marry
them for so glass Q! whskey, dozen Of eggs,
The first kiss OF The bdde and quarter Of o
pig"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

r"Tintonr exclaimed on Irish sergeant 10
hisplaioon, front lace, and lind 10 rowI CALI
AS msny Of ys.ss is presnt will say "Herep'
and as many OF ye as is not p:esiRt viii say
"Absentp'' 'I r satF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

i gJAnIrish tollol made a genteman's coat
and waislcoat loo small and had orders to lei
them out, Same days after, The gentleman in
quiring for bis garment, was told by ;he tailor
that the coat and woislcoat happening 10 al a
countrymnn, be let them out at eighteen pence
week. 5M -. ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

UrSeoldins is the pepper Of mo.rinony. anil
Inc ladies' are The. pepper boxes! So saws nm
old iogy bachelor. We would give kis name
but are fraid that The peace of The ueiqhbor'
hood might be disturbed by the noise of n
broumfshandle. 80 VI
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

1TA conceiied fellow, in introducing b;,
irie nd into company, said, Gentlemen I ss.
sure you he is not so great fool as he seam, !,
The gentleman immediatel ~ replied. slSs,
is exactly The difference between nv friend
and myself ISM
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

eI brennan journal contains the follow,
ing advertisement: "a young gentleman on
the eve Of getting married, is DESTROYS of meet
s man OF experience who will dssuad.,
ann lfom such step. Address" BE
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

GTA crooked gentleman, on his arrival =.
Gath, was asked by mother what nIsce he hsS ~
uavelet from. Il came straight fromL London
replied he. Did you SOP said The other. Chen
you must have been terribly ,oorprd Eg t6o
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

IT'How shall sell my horsea, said q cs,.
tain Doctor to horse Jockey, his toil came
of IN less than an hour aliei bougbt linn
why, sell him by whole. SALE eoIied IN,
him. $50" wi" ne 'dh
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

0TAn Irish auetioneer, while .xnatiatino
on themerits efa telescope, sagely obseIyed
How oilen hasthe widows heart lean for ioy
when she has bebeld her husband al a distance
brough; near 10 her by such an instrument ss
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

IrA landlaly in Philsdelphiu, il is sa ID
makes heE pies so light that her lodeeu can
see 10 go 10 bed without a candle, afle1 = .st;ne
q moderate sized niece. s'e4s'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

and NJ; We pant our lives in fresco. The ssi
rock. ''usu lnlo eternal
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

sea1c,,ns honesty Is ihs,best pohey.. ~,
esnss psn hsn. 20 the oaher. who had bs,rssS one
ihe am, hs.ng 70, robbery. = knSw sasst.ssss. z s.
ouestSa, i0t hsye tiied berA siIs, n sa'a ,h..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

uT Fortune is something beaped up like
snow, and like snow mells and tLaws TO moth
ing again.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

uJAn english eockney at the Falls of nj.
ssata' Wnen asked how he liked the Falls.
taeptIeu; ,iheyc 'andsom-qni,e so; Blu, they
goh quite answer my hexpeclatiors: besides,
got thoroughly vettrG, and lost me 'st.
prefer 10 looS at 'em in an hngtuving in 'ot
weather, and in the 'ouse.'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

uJ' Let me have a piece we'll done, said IN
iiIsh waiter at The 81, Nicholas, adGtesstpp
The eatvef' who was busy at a ruunJ o {. roast
j. ii for agentleman?
M, sir. .ht :. -
For lady3 .s.. ...- e
No, sir. ... -...
For child, then?
No, Sit. -'- 1'i
Wei. who Under heavens is il 'fo,,y ask "a
thesexcited carver - " 'O'' aSAeo
For tailor from Boston, rsplied PAT. gl
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

AWFUL The cotemporary says that filing
lamps is . proper work fol- servants because i
is q sev!Rs business.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

1.-THE most dangerous tinS--Ss--:,-- -.
at night is the hicf Iat anu " oat That fies
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-12-04

1.-THE Woodbufn Gazette calls r..
st's com ied roses" What sa.sa, = pass !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15


From KsskGe ~ C1AehS 5 yiasma Vsll,. Buffalo,
Nss Yssa saA BsSson, sa1 " 0alesbus9.
k0ek tslaoA, Fulton Gity, 0alsna, Dan-
laith, Dabsqac. ~. Psal. ~, Via
NORTHERNCkOSS RAILROAD,
Pno0
QuIncy % l3alosbuYg.
CONNECTIONS:
A T GAlesbsrg with the Chicago and Burlipstnn,
IA and Peoria aad Oquawka kailr0aAs for bur-
isgton Psoria ysnctt, N ondota, Jaassios ,andChi
a. wyanett and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock Island, and Bureau Valley Railroads for Rock
Island. lowe City, IAsaiic, fe.
Al Mendota with IlliA II Central RailSDad for
Fulton CITY. Gslens, Dsnlaith. Dxbu@ue, 81. Paul,
and other river towns; Bloomington, Springfield,
| Decatur, Para, Ac.
At Junction with 9alena and Chicago Union Rail-
road far Elsis, Belviasre, Besot, Asaisoa, Free
port, As.
ern lines, for Milwaukee. F,nd du Las re, Detroit
Toledo Cleveland, Pittsbur III, Wheeling. Baltimore
Philadelphia. indianapolis. Lafayette Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Nagsra Falls saspsnsioa Bridge
Alhany, Springfield, Boston, and eitics and tow u,
generally throughout the east.
| TWO TRAINS DAILY Sundays excepted, be-
tween Quincy aud Chicago On aud after the It'll
Inst, until further notice TrAins will run ~ follows
| arrives st GAlesbSTgh ~ a.53 \. H., mt Wyanet
l2.l5P. T.. IT Mendoza AT las Pm, al junct ior
AIS = H., At ChicaGs6 p.
:, Chicago oExpress--Ieuves Quincy 3 .7e ?. w., ~
sives ~ 0sissburg s5e p ~, Mt WyAnsst II 40 Pm
- MENDOZA l3-35 A. -, ~ Junction 3.i0 4. H., .
Chicago 6.35 Al.
8. Quincy ExWeas--Leaves Chicago SIS A. ~, n
rsves at 0Alesburg SIS r. H., and at Quincy Ill
IN.
1. Qainey Exprsss--Ieavc - Chicago ~ r. ~. ~
rivss ~ 6AlssLurg A35 ~, and .. Quincy nj ls.a
A..
Trains run into and leave from "union Depot,
Chicago.
BA60AGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
Passsngers leaving Qainey in the morning trai
will arrive u Roek fsasd, Peoria, GAlsna Dunisitt
Dubuque and Chicago same evening; making sur
connections 81 Chicago with trains east
II Leaving Quincy in the evening train. will n
rive ~ the shove points In the morning, maxim
ssrs connects Ons st Chsage with trains north, ss,
and sauth.
A Daily Boat Of the Minnesota Packet Co., leave
Dunieithfo 81. rAul, etc.
For pariculArs Aud furth er formation please NJ
ply at the Coapany' olce Main street, betwsen ii
LAclede House and Wssters Stage O6se, ksokul
where Through Tickets to all principal places can
| procured. Through Tickets also be had On boar
the steamers of the 81. Louis 4 keokuk Packet Co
Ask for tickets via Northern Crsas Rsilrnsd.
We. BuLLIONS, Heas r,apt
. S. n. RUKyHAM, den. Ticket AZ
J. X. TsvKssusr, Agent, keosnk. 4as
iune 23dAw
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| Daank 1ook Aanufaotnxex,
~N0H .DINbER asA Gsaaiosss, No llo Main 81.
Il aejVs.l
u fur s.ssusas. Cssh, DaN sad nsssiV1 Books
Ledre.,,. I'D, Tag, Asssasess' asd Tssssarsrs
County, City, Re- -, sssan bnes, Aseeans and
prcHs WotsI Ne~i, - every description, mad,
~ n.,,,ns1 ma - Bccs. saAo our baank wssh
and ruied 10 order: We pat ~Asstssa.
the very bsst paper, and psge whe. sleaang, -
Having good stock Of matsTiais 70. wgil =
arc prepared 10 bind In the most elegant y Al
the plainest style Books, Aagasines, e. b..
Books pared. ncASSoAW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15

T,HRk kR daily f6rosEE rr.Ins. Sss.ssa bhiladel-
i phia and Pittsbsrg.--Tas Monsne Mail TaAn
leaves Phlsaeiphia for Piitsbury IT II A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at IA. N. THE FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbarg At r. M
THx NIssr ExSREM TRAM leaves Philadelphia for
Pttsbarg At II r n, and Pittsbarg for Philsdel-
phia at ~ p. ~.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads t. and from 81 Louis, Mo-; Alton, 0alena
and Chicago, H.; Frankfvrd, Lexington and Lou
isvilic, Ky. T-YYe faute, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, dayton. spsingasid
Beiisfontaipe eandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Coisu-
bus, ZAnesviils, Massilion and Wooster, ,Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the shove places.
fos further particulars. Hand i lis at the diff
forenl starting points. Passenger from the Wes
will find this the shortest aud most expedition
route u Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. THOS. MOORE,
A0sxr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pitisburg.
Feb. !, 1855 -ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15
= nAM ANN 10

CAN AND %
rEkTt IA the oitisens 81 Keokuk and vicinity, Fns
- FvasisuHs, sheapsr than they can par4asee =
st. Louis q Any whore abroad end tr.nsporstt hers
Aay psyaons doubting this are invited 90 ca .
(sAss CITY tuypitarS Rooms, f3S nsin Wsssssses
lTHTV1U6N0GUD MS winter ayylss q saas =
I leeN 1UU3oN, HAWKE 1N010aJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15
-pOMN@ON DAVIEN.

WHo.EssAEs n.. k.a.as ~ sssi io.s .na Shoes NO.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that We have
ea esd in the above business having ali the fscil
it,es Tor purchasing our stock directly Of the manu-
f.turers st the lowest ngures. Ii 10 our object ana
a.tsrminatiou To build up a large and permanent
trade by Keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making prices low that none can Dc sss
and terms and discounts ~ liberal ~ any osne'
house.
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The Gase Cisy againss she world !!
Kookuk Mattress Manufactoxy
A. C. Orr

T s now manufacturing Mattresses Of every descr'p
tion, spiral Spring, curied Hair WOODEN Felting,
Cotton Moss, Birch, Shack, aud Straw, Of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters Of all kinds. ALSO
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Stesnboat orders prom pity attended to,
and all articles manufactured sold Vt my estab-
lshmen. will be offered Of fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production of superior work ~
any hmsnt Of the kind In the Western coun-
try. Yoa respectfully invited 20 call and exam
ine specimens of my work. WAreroom corner Of
Fourth street aud Exchange.
have in operation newly invented and expensive
machinery, which enables me to manufa acture bet
ter work, at liberal rates. than inferior worb
other wise nsnufactarcd can be sdorded for Mate
rial for Bedding etc. prepared by machinery Is NOR
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the worl
far superior in quality.
Wh0lesale and Retail.
aMrch 10 1855 dAWly
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EOWID n. GR ANT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
n~AApAa Lara ARN0ee

PELLA ,................ NAhAON W., ~" -,
VX7ILL attend promptly 70 buying, selling ana
w leasing real estate, paying taxa, examining
ttles preparing Of legal papsrs, making
ana al other connected with the rest eststc
S0sIpess. ),
viii praoi,cs tas legal profession Si.,i -
adjoining counties.
ksvsR.ncsx:--lI Shcrman Co., Greene, Wears
: Riee. n. Dss Aoines; John White Cn., Oska'
IoosA; L. H. Grant, Nero. Association Library, =
Y.N1ty; Prof. h. b. Msssey, CinsinnaeA
a.Gi iAAkvfx,Aaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15
Spring and Summer Trade.

No ll2 Main Street, betw~en Fourth and Fhtn'
VIVIlE undersigned would respectfully call -
/ the attention Of the Ladies' and dentte.
~ ..,.c,.a rtock az Doots and Shoes, now
opened and for sale at the above crtablishment com
prisine ali kinds Of Lsaies, Gents. Misses', boys
and Children wear Of all styles, grades and kiscs.
These roods have been selected with special
10 neaness OF style and durability and will be sold
II ! very small advance above Eastern cost, = we
are determined no, 10 BE- undersold by any house !.
the city. Please give us call. An exnm'nAno" =
eoods and prices 10 the only favor We ash.
S.pt. 4. ls55.-d H. c. HuISKAMP BRO.
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nR d. 8. DARBER wosiA repeat
- eslly isform his paasuos and the
psblie gsasfslly, tAss As has ntted up UyYYvYy
haadsOMs suits u rooAs, spArtpe
aethsr pains orexpeass - asks tAsa elegant .ns
esnfostshle in the srck ssiidiag, vest siAe 81 -
bssweeu Main sud johnson streets. IhankfuD 10
past favovs he soleits . eonttnsonss o9 the sssAs
- All operations warraatsd.
spr1tdly
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HAVING PuRCm AxAD

rlNHE stock Of Furuiture of Mr.. II. WILsEr' l
will sell the entire lot MT very low figures da-
ring the next ave weeks, 10 make room Tor SprinS
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call ~ either Of Mr.. Wisey old stands, or Ut the
aate City y urniturc kooms, No. l36 Main street
feb l3-.Aw c. s. ABBOTT.
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VNOtEtOte 0WP HoIOSgs
aMrch 10 1865 dkwly
y. w. JON NNTON,
IYEpERTAKER, Corner Of yuhuaun IN

h Va JO3&NSTONs
TTEDERTAKER, Corner Of Johnson audN
~ Third streets.
Carries on the business If Undertaking In all its
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
70 his stock aud perfected his arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Inn pcrviOus to air and indestruetibie highly orna
nsnted and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead ~ we'll cofhns af every styc and fnish fur
nished TO order.
Hearses and carriages furnished and the en- tire
rangcments Of the funeral attended TO when
Ksok uk, April II. 1855. dy
WAGONs WAGONS WAGONs!!i
DLOw AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
i and Nam Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions ~ IL, We msnufac
turing of the beat OHio TInsER including the stsan
bens /efot (no other timber for wheels being used
In this sstablishment,l WAGONS Of EVERY VA.
RIKTY, HACKS, PEDDLIN9 WAGONS, CARTS
WHEEL. BARROWS, CULTIVATORS, AN +
PL0WS, In style and work kmAnship equal TO any IN
the Western States. Al We use none but the hes
material, aud employ none but the bsst mcchan les
vc feel confdent Of being able to obviate the ne
esssity, 10 those who will give IA call. Of send
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any artic
| in our line.
NB.-A good stock Of Plows and wagons con
stantiy on hand 70 supply purchasers 1t the short
est notice. Those wishing 10 purchase saw
time snd money BY calling at the corner Of l3t
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
\ apfll -dAwly
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AND BLANK DOOK MANUFAcTORY.
DLANK Books nAds and vulsA 20 Any rsquired
ID paassn. Cosrt Records, Justisss' Dooksas, A.
scsscn' Books, Poll Books, h., ~, furnisAsd at
short n04ice.
Old Books, Na6asisss, Music. Ac., bound - ~
hoand II Any styIs desired.
- Nv Bindery will b found on Secnn1 Street.
nest 7oor o the Atkenoum sgp og the "Big Book.
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City Of Ksokuk, Iowa ,-Olhes 90 SscondS bstssss
Main AAd Jshnsoa.
TAR H., In addition 70 the ussAl =
u usaAoAs Of ,nserting artificial ssetA
II iu possession Of the exclusive night Nxk0JD
~ this sAty Of mousiing the "eaatinu-
ous gum work" NJ sniversaliy admired TOT thsi
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PENnsYLvANIA nAul.BsoAD.

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TIvHE 6feaS CeasFpi &Ouls, sopssoefng the Atlas
j tic cities With Western, Northwestern and south.
western 6tates By 3 contipuous Rxiiway direct
This road also connects at Pttsburg with daily iine
- Steamers 70 all ports the Western kvsrs, And
q Cleveland and Sandusky With Steamers 70 81
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the mos
direct cheapest and reliable route by which freigh
can Be forwarded 70 and from the Great West.
RATES DETWRAS PuILApELPHfA AND rfrTsSuHa
FIRsr CLAss.-Hoots, Shoes
Dry Goods, lin boxss) furs, 75c. Per 100 H.
ID dCLAn.-Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin bales,) 6oc. Ter ZOE ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
I'D cl-Ass.-Anvils, Bagging
81 :: IS :::.. siH pc,
FLoukel per bbl. uni until /, furths, , :s :e.iss .,.
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 500 lh
weight, until further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East
Phiiadsiphia, be particular to mark package wi
1 peunay,vautn RAilroad.' All 0oods consigned
Agents Of this Road Mt PhilaSislpha or Pitt
the Al be forwarded without detention.
burg, ~. AoEsrs-Harris, Wor,niey 4 Co., Men
tar16Hf Y. Sass Co., 6t. Lo6ls; j. =. Mite
Pn's, asnui; .v,,.., Ind; Dumesnii, Bsil M
Az md Garter i Je ~eet. Lonlsvtl!e, NY; q.
Hsldrum, Madison, Ind S%a" csohaw \ ~
Irwin Co. Cincinnati ~. rs,s.. go. H.
-" 800 tile. Ohio; Leech 4 Co.. - suny street q
,an Issch Co. No. 7Astor House, New York =
! Willism street, and No. 8. Battery Place. -
/ YORK +. !. sneedsr, Philadelphia; MagreW
Koons. baltimore 6eo. U. FrAnciscas, rlttsoufR.
1 n =. hSvssUSf s.ser.i freight Agent. Phil.d.lph
n. J. LOMBAEKT, S0p't, Altoona, Pa.
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