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OLD BERKs AND OLD HICKORY.

We copy the following from the Reading PenpsSiV@'-
Gazette
When the people of Berks county years ago voted for
Andrew jackson, they supported he man, and not
Therefore, when the know-nothing convention
Philadelphia nominated Fillmore and Doneson and pro-
claimed that old Berks would have another OPP
portuny OF voting for Andrew Jackson, they mstook
the people whose anced oredulty they delighted to
make sport OF. Berks county not to DO imposed
upon by Nance though one bore 1t whose near re-
latonship the Andrew jackson of her former devo
tioa would have BEEN under other circumstances
port her confidence and affection. In the whole county
of Berks election the electoral ticket representing
Willard Fillmore and Andrew jackson Doneson received but
3o4 votes After this, would respectfully suggest to
darklantern brethren throughout the Union whether it il
time abandon the stale joke which they have been in
the habit of telling for many years. that the democracy
old Bcks still vote at all their elections for Gen. jackson
All the voting which done for that year. even
with nothing assistance, hardly keeping up
the joke"
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THE LONDON TIMES AND MR.. BUCHANAN.

The Philadelphia Ledger (neu,ra) thus notices the
London Tmess malicious but impotent attack upon Mr.
Buchanan:
"FEELrSG ABOUT 1.-THE leading English papers
manifest amusing amount Of cbagrin the result Of
the Pennsylvania State election. They appear be get
ting their eyes open to the probable result Of presde
sl elections and az they opposed to Mr. Buchanan and
confident of his defeat being led into that by
supposng that certain papers in New ok reflected the gem
era political sentiment Of the country they somewhat
indignant at him for proving popular and defeating their
predictions The London Times takes very unkndy and
says Mr. Buchanan lis thorough paced dems and
scrupuous partisan and though unexceponabe In private
bfe has grown gray all manner Of ntrgues and
nnuvres This, in Of partisan papers might
appear very appropriate and choice language but in the
Times IL s very scurrilous and tempered and overly
complimentary to the intelligence Of the people who have
chosen him their III representative II need not however,
fear warning for The freedom Of its remarks for Mr. Blu
cbsnan laugh h blunders he doubt does at its
prejudice and having passed through political campaign
home possibly fsiliszed 10 the application 10 himself Of
every vulgar srpletve in the English language"
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TUE oLEeIrIMArEn CANDIDATE.

The defeat of their vore candidate for the presidency
Of the United States has caused great modification among
the Legitimacy" Of Europe Our excellent friend Squire
Bull and his bell-wether the Times most especially
gravoled that for the present there immediate pros
pcct Of dissolution Of the Union They live in hopes
however, that with the aid of the qunuple alliance in
New York the aboiticnsts tho New England clergy and
the valiant they may yet live to dance over the
grave Of this portentous republic
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rhs Nasbyins Onion Of the 18th instant publishes re-
Of che late election from ay-uins counties in Ten
nessee which show net democratic gain Of esb votes
compared with the State election OF last year. when john
reelected governor by majority of 2lS7 over
Gentry.
The Nashville Union of the 18th inst says
owe lose in 0bion, Dyer and two three counties,
enough from present appearances 10 reduce majority
below eight thousand. aay still reach that figure but
think it more likely to be somewhat below"
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for the violation Of half the precep Of the Decaogue
That like their great progenors they fell Is no wonder
But they fell only to rise again Nay they have already
risen and redeemed their past errors There is every re-
to hope that the present House of Representatives hay
ing parallel In the past win have none in the future
One such example Is sufficient warning TO last forever
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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
Near the Republic of Nicaragua

This day before Jas II. Smith who testified that
he emgrattd from New York city where he has resided for
two years in the steamship Tennessee for Nicaragua
the llh Of September last accompanied by his three
small children for the purpose of cuitivatng land and
settling Ia Nicaragua. He Is by profession teacher
That on Sunday, the 18th instant, alarm OF an at
tack made by the forces Of Guatemala and San SAL
vador this city; that be- not credng the alarm,
TO the little plaza short distance when the forces appear
ed and commenced active firing Of mnsketry and Min
ME rifles which cut off bis return. The forces then APP
preached bis house. where bis little family seated
dinner consisting ofa boy, Francis Herbert born in New
York city, the 9Th March, ls49 two girls five and
the other two years Of age They were seated within
three yards Of large window which opened the
One of the troops approached the wndow and taking de-
iberate aim, fred the little group the ball grazed the
chin of the girls nurse and striking the boy in the lower
part Of The taco passing out Of the neck broke the spinal
cord, killing him instantly The rest OF the children
concealed immediately in adjacent house by the
under bed while the troops forced the casing Of the
dow the door being fastened and resisting all their eort
They then entered and searched in vain for the children
They plundeed the house Of all his implements of
bandry clothing gold and silver watches money aud val
uables of amount more than two thousand dollars
JAMES II. SMITH.
Sworn to before me, this ~ October $3.50.
JOHN II. WHEELER
United States Minister.
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LEGATION or UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
~ u 4 ~

Near the Republic Of Nicaragua
This day before me Brkett D. Fry brigader gen
eral, army Of Nicaragua, and made oath that
He acquainted with John Lawless since the month
Of October last that having been Ia command this city
during the greater portion Of the past year. he has fire.
quenty had occasion talk with said La the po-
tcal affairs Of the State Of Nicaragua That the said
esa uniformly refused take any part with the
forces Of General Walker saying that he American
citizen and relied upon the flag Of bis country for proec-
ton That after General Walkers force marched upon
Massaya and few hours before the attack upon Granada
he urged the said Lawess 10 within his line OF defence
which he declined do expressing bis belief that the Amer
canag would protecth him Thssad Jawess very frequent
~ came to him. the military governor of this department
In behn Of the natives Of the countr for whom be performed
numerous acts Of kindness and whose respect and goodwill
be seemed possess That said Bswess had resided for
erl years past Granada spoke the language of the
try huenty, and was extensively engaged in mercantile
pursuits and had many Of the natives ia his employ that
said Lawless justly enjoyed the reputation for great phi
lsnthropy and unquestoned integrity.
Sworn TO before me, this 27th October, 1856.
JOHN H. WHEELER U. s. Minister.
Then follows general order from the commanderin-
chief the purport of which be gathered from the fol-
lowing extract:
Lieutenant Colonel r. A. Lame aid-de-camp to the
having been barbarousy murdered by
the enemy without proposing exchange OF prisoners IL
directed that Lieutenant Colonel Begido Valderraman
and Captain Bernardo Alende be shot this afternoon at
o'clock in the plaza Of this city.
Brgadier General Fry charged with the execution Of
the above order
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SKELETON or GIANT FoUSp.--The Wheeling Times
says
soiling the grounds Of Sheriff Wickhsm vineyard
east Wheeling, came across human skeleton Although
much decayed, there was little officially In identifying Il
by placing the bones which could have belonged TO
other than human body IN their original position The
impression made by the skeleton in the earth and the ske-
eton itself was measured by the sheriff and brother in
the craft locale both Of whom prepared that
twas ten er rns irchs in rgh fs jaws and teeth were
amos, rs largs - those Of horse The bones are 10 be
seen At the sherihs Office +
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sKrrrros OF GIANT yoUsD.--The Wheeling Time.
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correspondent Of the New York Journal of Commerce
in the Of feeling tribute Of respect and regard u
the mentrY Of this disttann..L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
GEGsER,s
JEWELLERY STORE.

Second Street, between Main and Johnson.
HAVING just returned from the East,
II respectfully call the attention OF my -
friends and the public generally TO my new
and Hne stock Of watches ewelry silver and piated
ware, fancy goods, DC.
Pine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epines, of all kinds and qualities.
Jewolry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enAmelled
rings and breast pins, ladies' and children 5
gold and Jet bracelets ladies and gent gold chains,
pencils aud pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
cold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons. gold, silver, steel
and patent spectaces pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west or north uf ST. Louis, viz silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar, cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Plated ware and fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlescks, pearl ard shell peck ct
books, and in fact every thing pertaining u ~
line
general assortment Of clocks OF the latest pat
te rms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
Ga- Watches and Jewelry repaired in the most
work manlike III anncr, and ut the shortest notice
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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1874 1885
u GUI.AR keokuk aud 81. Louis Packets Ihif
II old and popular line of Steamers will run two
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
il daring the pr sent season The lines are compos-
ed of the following staunch and speedy boats
Westerner. johnson. Master.
Keokuk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, tnew boail
One Of which will leave keokuk daily, ut D
O'Clock, N, Quincy at n, and arrive a, ST. Louis
ne ri morning. at 5 clock.
Exp-ess Mail Line-The Sam Gaty, Heaight,
Master. will leave keokuk daily, At Pm, dinner
On bcard) and connect at Quincy NJ s Pn. with the
st Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans. Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and rive at 81. Louis ut morningat o clock.
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone sufficient guarantee Of their speed and &C
coianoaation. feb2Sdtf
~ Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat VI r. ~, and connect Mt Quincy with connect
ing train ON n. C. Raj lroAd for Chicago and the
ens or can take tae Burlington bost at Montrose al
p NJ, and connect 1T Burlington with the evening
tarn On TIA. Chicago and Burlington Railroad foi
Chits 70 and the east.
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0ElG T..

Consequence of tAs catngs indicated above, ii be-
IN lis pensib.a tha. the bus .uess o The hgm
Of BALDWIN, Evans g. be closed up without de
lay.
iso2l p>rsans knowing them selves to bo indebted
on at<e o. 'aat, mostly requested to make
IN u Il ate r ,gtn snt TO the undersigned.
ny2Jiaw BALDWIN 4 EVANS.
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nls<Oi,ifTQON.

rlN Is copartnsrsaip existing between tbs under
/ stgae l. anl,r the atm Q. BALDWIN, Evans
c.. ~. dtssly.l hy ialtual consent ON the 2sth
oiy If NJ arch last.
ii .ssrs. L. u. Baldwin and John +. Evans hag-
IN. purchased Ia interest Of l.. s. G. IL. Bull, viii
c,atlaus the HarIwars business At the old stand
c,-nsr II Main and Fourth s.reets, keohuk, Iowa,
un isr ths style of BAidwia 4 Evans They will at
tsn. t,the ii lstment Of Al tn business Ut Bald
win, Evans i c.. EBGSEZER q. BALDWIN,
JOIN Z. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
ChAS. Ii. BCLL.
Ee3kuk Iowa May -
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CAHD.

+ = AVE- this lay lisposel nv entire interest in
l. n trug 5a.in ~ 10 T. T. tAenny, also my in.
tsfe.s Ia ths mtnuf tara and sale al II. X. Gill
latfs's Nen .iaks Lsutm mt, aud Vegetable Anti
B,.aels pilts, sni take pIeasrre in recommendi ng
b 70 the puoie a. Qne des irving of their ra,ran.
T., II. II. RUNNER.
mehfTItf
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HOWE,s IMPROVED PATENT
TRUSS BkIINiES,

WE are prOpriotors Of the above patent for the
w. State Of Iowa, and are prepared 70 contract
for the erection Of Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length Of span from so feet TO 300 feet IN any
part Of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads in the United
States We deem comment ~ TO their strength, dura
bility and choapness, unnecessary. All communiea-
,ions ON the subject will receive prompt attention
Address STONE, ROOMERS BYlN6TON,
feb2sd6m Davenport, lows
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4 Ca.PtRfSEas dtp rtof1re existing under
~ tls nana og tsany n Raaaer il this day
dist,.tel. by ma.ali consent. All claims against
Ia OIL firm will be eancsiid hy 4. |. Nc
X AM, vi, viii IN fu.ure c,n uet u bushes, aud
WAN n IL aatacrzs4 70 settle the has of the
ola lrm. +. l. McnINNY,
NJ. II. RUNNER.
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MOTT CE.

HAVING purchased Of u. A. Williams his en-
/ i tire stock of Groceries, we will carry on the
above business and rcll ~ se,y low figures in ore, to
make room tor Spring stock. For xssotdinary
bugsns call at bis old stand Manstreet, between
4th and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
produce. w. II. AUSTIN eco.
uchld
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DIssnIult ON.

m Il arI of B.ti : atrxhan this day dis
i s3g u by mutual consent. The business in fu-
tara siI b. can iuc.sd by II kirkaxm, who is alone
aa.htrin to collect all debts, usd pay oil claims
q t4.A.t tbs Did IRA. A. II. BALL,
H. kfnFuAM
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CINCINNATI AND KEOKUK,
Express Packet.

TTNE good Steamboat CUMBERLAND
i VALLnY, u. X. Collins. Mastery xA
having been purchased by ctiHens Of :
Keokuk expressly for the Cincinnati trade, Will
hereafter run regularly between the above porte.
Particular attention will be given TO the lumber
trade. All orders will be promptly attended to.
The patronage Of Keokuk business men solicited.
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
J.K. CoPELIN,
nur5q-d3m Leyce.
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Das m oines River Lands for SaiSs
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Des Moiues Navigation 4 q. 3. GO.
OrruxwA, Iowa, April !, 1885.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice. thos
this once is now open for h. sale Of these va.
liable lands. They will be sold on long credit, ssS
ANY further information desired IN relation %
these lands will be furnished application 1t thn
e's GEO. r. PERKINS,
.rr,O.d3m Land Com missioner.
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those no wish lo their grosnds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second year
after plIHtina.
Also, Fancy snrubbery, Evergreens, Roses, DC.
Nh. cexp - 10 be able to supply any guam
tity OF Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
for gardening.
Orders received at grounds, three-fourths Of
mic west of City limits, ON the Blum Ferry road
to the Des Moines, or by mail. addressed 70
Keokuk. Mar,b u div Hu5BELL HILTON.
WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONs!!l
DLoM AND AAuUN FACTORY, CORNER i5th
/ and MAN Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment aud
made large additions to il, we arc now Manufac-
turing Of the bsT UnIo TIHBEK Including the sieaM
beai Js.ioe, lno other timber for wheels being used
| in this establist aent,) WAGONS OF EVERY Va
RIErY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL -BAKkOWS, CULTIvAT0kS, A d
! PLOWS, in style aud work msnship equal TO any In
! the Western States. As we none but the best
material, and employ but the best mechanics,
We feel con6ds nj Of being able to obviete the ne
cessity, to those who will give US call. Of send
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
in our line.
n. B.-A good stock Of Plows and Wagons con
stantly on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notiee. Thoss wishing to purchase can save
time and money by eating ~ the corner % 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
aprll-daw
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0illmores Turkish Linimont.
THIs y the bsss Liainsat which h.. -. been e.
i tsrsd 70 the public. It is IN excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipslas, Rheunasism, wounds
sore throat head ashe tooth ache. pains In the limbs
chest, back, stomach or bowels Alao Tor founders
glsnde, big hsad sweeney, spint, sprains poll evil
std complaint, yellow water, distsmpcr, ring hone,
Fillmore . Turkish Lnmeut are blown in the glass;
also fec simils Of my written signature aocsmpsr
MES each bottle.
GilInsre's Cholera and Diarrhsa
This Ia the best remedy known for bowel comp
lAints such Cholera, Disrrhes, Dysentery, Pains
in the Bowels, 4c., &C. Those who have used II are
charmed with its medical virtues. The namsis blown
Gtilnore,s vegetable Cathartic and
LivoY pile.
These celebrated pills an excellent remedy for
Fever and Aeue, Bilious Complaints, Colo Dysents
ry, Constipation Of the Bowels Indigestion. Jsun-
dice, Dppsy, Debility, Liver Complaints Blotches
ON the skin, F.vers 10. The best family pill known
and can BE- used with safety, whenever cathartie 10
seeded.
N. g. To insure . genuine article and one on
which you rely with perfect safety be particular
10 mo ,re for Gilimores Vegetable, Cathartic and
Live Pills, us there isA counterfeit article in circn
latioE.
CaleAenian Cough Lesenges.
Prepared by Ill. X. Gilmore. popular remedy
rtourhs, Colds, and Bronchial affections. They
h4,. Z entire satisfaction to those who have used
them.
GilimsYess Hair Ralsam.
A bcnutifIl preparation for the Hair, andrropsrly
GseI, pll restore it to ito original softpess and
beauty Those Who have used it say it is the best
pse pal alton they have seen.
Sold, wholesale ana retail, by WILKIysox MAR
SHALL druggists, successors to IL. IL. ayrcs corner
Drugyists and Merchants throughout the State.
October e. '5-d6wy
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Sign on the ncu Thalotk.
IiaKsDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin & Evans,
AT the Old Stand,
Cor Main and Fourth -sts, ke0kuk, Iotca.
NJ Nv have in store an unusually large stock Of
~ Hardware and Cutlery, to which they invite
the attention If country merchants and others.
Among which may b. found the following:
Axea--H unit s, Collins and Vognes,
Broad A.ea-@ollins Simmons and sharp's,
Scythes--tirass, GrMn and Brush
Snaths--six dia rent kind,
Hay krives-various qualities,
straw kbives--do.
Corn knivea-do,
iIay Forks and tine, assorted,
Manure Fotks-Lons handle, assorted.
do d do
Handled Ioes--yarious kinds,
Carolina II es--lrun ana Steel,
! Handled Axes--Iluni's and kent's.
| Gasacn Rakes--Iron and steel,
saot .ie--Ames anu others,
| Spades-dl,
train Scoops-Iron and steel,
! Horse Nails--G and American
| Wrought NAi.s-Al sixns,
I LuT--Ip,
| Finishing-do.
4 Strap IIinges--All wrought,
! llinges-ao,
Hooks and Hing-s-ali sizes, English,
Sad lrcns-2 qualities,
S.eeiyards--aii sifes, 81
Scale Beams--do,
Coiee Miis--Good assortment,
/ Brass kettlcs--from to l6 inch diameter,
Tea ke'tles--Iast and wrought,
Glue Pots-Tinncd and enameled,
+ Fry Pans-Tinncd, all sizes.
In addition 10 the above, We have n large assor.
ment Of Building Hardware aud Mechanics. Tools
which arc determined sell az low as the lowest
rny28dtfwy BALDWIN, EVANS.
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CARPETS T. OIL Cloths !

Lave just received tho largest and most varied
i stock Of Carpets and Oh Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
and having been bought before the recent advance,
witt sell them at present Wholesale eastern Pri'
We would respectfully invite those who are taH
nishinK their houses, to an examination OF thess
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities styles and prices, are such that they San
not fail please all who may favor ~ with call
August 10. 1851. dAwif
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Hardware and Cutlery.

Hardware and cutlery.
Dtrcct Imp ortaaien.
~ w.aH TUCKER are now receiving their Eng
-. lsh goods for the spring trade by the ships At
Iantic and Ro,kaway from Liverpool, and steamers
up the Mississippi, together with extensive purchas-
es from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives ut this port and are prepared 70
oer increased inducements To- purchasers, ana wiil
duplicate apy ST. LOUIS bill which may have been
made in our line usW
NIILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will find
NI a instant supply of large Circular Saws, war
ranted ana ut the manufacturers pricesj say ~.
90 50 and 81 inches. and when required, ~ inches,
together with the sAller sizes, at the sign OF th'
Rcd Paddock. w. & IL. TUCKER.
my2tdAw
4 XE.!AAES Hunt ,Colnns samuons III
~ piucott's axes, for sale low by
s W. i ii. TUCKER.
SPADEs-Ames', Rowland's and othsr brands,
- FIR sale by S.M. II. lUGhEh.
C,uoyEls-Ames' Row lands and ether brands
- for sale low by ,. ". II. TUCKER.
ITOgs-Solid goose neck rlvettd, cast steel plan
i / tcrs and Carolina hoes, for sale IN graf va
riety by ,. W. n. ~ EN-.
+ X and Trace Chains, largs stock, for sale 10"
~ by $. ". IL. TlChEE.
roRN PLANTEKS-A superior article Tor horse
~ pow,r, and wonderful labor and time saving
S. W. d H. TUCKER.
rRAIN ASpGRAss sCYTHLs-A large stock
VI of Waldron's and oher makes, Tor sale low by
W. 4 ii. TUCKER.
NTULAY iron and wood -braeed grain Grads, ., for
Nl sale low by S. W. IA. TUCKER.
SNAIrHS-Wrought tub. patent and common
- snaiths, larga stock, for sale low by
s. ". II. TUCKER.
IIAY AID Straw rks--A very large stock of va
i rous qualities, ( r sale by
s. ". d II. TUCKER.
MANURE Forks, lon. AM short handles, for sale
MI by S. w. Il H. TUCKER.
TTAY and Garden R.kes Tor saie .ow by
IL 5. W. a H. TUCKER.
TED6E Shears and Pruning Hooks Ut different
i l. patterns, for sale low by
S. w. L ii. TUCKER.
I NRASS Hooks for sale by
/ VI s. W a II TUCKER.
! I0IL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
! ~ grounds, for sale low by
S. w. Il H. TUCKER.
I LACKSMITH's DriiIs for the bench, good ar
/ ID ticie, for saie low by
/ s.W. al. TUCKER
II oRSE-SII Nails, the genuine Griffin, aid 9TH
I / ers, for sale by
S.W. aH. TUCKER.
~ s. w. q II. TUCKER,
| Sign Of the Red Paddock.
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DAVIES 4 HART.

WH0LEsALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes y"
wv lis, Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that VT have
engaged in the above business, having all ID, fscl-
tiles for purchasing our stock directly OF the maui
faeturers At the loves hguIes. 1t is Inject and
determination to build up . large and permanent
trade by keeping hand large and WI assorted
stock making prices low that none an be less
and terms and discounts ~ liberia ~ any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. .~pisd