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0CTODER Iss, ssss'
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.

E - -
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
oUiscy TO csscAeo
nN and after October LIST, and until farther no.
~ tioe, Trains willrun daily texcep ing sanday,)
- follows:
l. Chicago Express--Lssves Quincy 8. 20 A. n.
arrives 1t Gaicsbargh At 1905 A. ~. At Barline-
ton 81 LOS r. H.. Wyanet atI2.lsr. ~. at Mendoza
at 30 tdinner) at junction al Ais a.. n. and at
Chicago at6P.
2. Chicago Express--Leaves Quincy at $50 ,.
H., arrives 81 0aissbaEgh ~ $50 p.s. at Wyanet
at iio ?. H., ., Mendoza u l2s5 A. ~, At juno
tion at $40 4. n, and ~ Chicago At. An
lsousx-wxss.
!. Quincy Express-Lssves Chicago A. ~.
leaves Gsissbarg sis p T. arrives at Qancy At 1880
?. Quincy Express-Lsaves Chitago s.4s =. n,
leaves uslesburg 40 ~ arrives ., Quincy at 10
RAIL aoAD cosHEcTros
At AtGalssbnrg with the Chcago and Burlington X.
T. for Burlington, Wyaset. Mendo =. Junction,
Al Wyasss. and Pond Crock with Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road, for kock Leland. Peoria,
LaSAlls, Ae.
AZ Nsadata with Illinois Central Railroad for
0alsns, Dunleith, Dubuque, ST. Paul and other
river towns; Blooningtoa, Springfield, decatur,
Paua, Ac.
Al junction With 0alena and Chicago Union Rail.
road for Elgin, Bslvidere, Beloit, adison, Frce-
At Chicago with the great Eastern and North.
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Pond du Lac &C.. Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling. baltimore
Phiisdslphia, indianapolis. Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dupkirk, Ba6alo Niagara Falls. Susp sn.iou Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston, New York and citse,
and towns generally throushou the east.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
~ vAaE A. Low Dy AnY orsER kouTg!
For paSticnlar and further Information, please ap
ply 1t the Company once, Main street, between th.
LscIsde House and Western Stage Ofhcc, Keokuk
where Through Tekcts TO all principal places can b,
psosassd. Ihr00gh Tickets also b. had ON boart
the Steamer Of the 81. Louis keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad
w.a. BULLIONs, Gen. sup't
s. M. BURNHAA, co.. Ticket Ar
j. X. TEwKsBUay, Agent, Ksokak
Oct ~ dAw
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RE EMOvAa..

a STAR CLOTHING sroRE.-H. STRArs
~ $Co. have removed their stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No % Main street door s. s. Bliinrs wherv
they viii be happy TO their old friends and many
ones.
H. Our spring stock will be received at mn
early day, when weshali present unusual ad,Anta-
ges to the trade. feb2gd
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PENNsrLvANIA RAILROAD.

~ r
VVHE Greet Central Route, eonnsstng The Atlas
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
wsstern 6eAtes, by . continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Rstsbus9 With daily lin
of St4aners to all ports the Western Rivers an,
st Cleveland and 6ondusky with s.eamers TO al
ports on the Nosthuestern Lakes; making the mos
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Frsigh
can BE- forwarded TO and from the Great West.
RATES DgrwsRH PnILA naLsnlA AND rirrssUno.
PRsr cLAss.-Booss, Shoes,l
Dry Goods, lin bo1ss) Far', 7'c. per 100 ls.
ID dCIAss-Books and Station
ery Dry Goods, lin bales,) 60c per loo ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
3d CLAss.-Anvils, Begging,
n.s. n:ss. and = Pork. lin salio Soc per 100 ID,
- :; Z: :: s;;s 4 :::i ~, ,.'
TLogn-9I per bsl. NATL furshs, .otise.
COTTON - per bale. mot exceeding 500 III
weight, until farther notice.
- IN shipping Goods from any point East .
Philadslphia, b particular 10 mark package "vis
Pennsylvania Railroad" All 0oods coasigned I
the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia Or Pitla
barg, will b. fofwasdsd without dstsntion.
FRHI0aS Assxfs- Harris, Wormley 4 Co., Nor
phis, Tenn; r. =. 6ss o., 81. Losis; J. s. Aitet
ell 8 Son, kvansville, Ind, Dunssnil, Bell Ma
dock, and Carter : Jewsst, Loaisviile. Ky, II. {
neldrun, Madison. Ind; spsig@an Brown. =
zanesville, Ohio; Lssch Co.. - Kilby street, Boz
ton, Leech 1 Co., No. Astor House. New York; N
| William street. and No. 3. Battery Place, Ne
York. r. J. Snesdsr, Philadslphia; Magrav
Koons. Baltimore; Geo. c. TrAacissus, Pitts6arg.
Genera fr.lsA. Agent, PAi,.a.,pAi
| II. J. LOAbASnI, Ss1's, Aisoon-, rr.. !,
nov Is i156.-l
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Important - Travellers.
The and quick Route nov open through :,
New York n A5 hours from st. Louis via the
OHIO AND Ml3AlNAlRRl
BROAD 0UA0E RAILROAD.
&


Csrrssg fAs Great HovfAsvx ssd Esasrn Msii.
Two rHRoUon rRAlSs BAilr.
Morning Mail train leaves 6t. Louis At o'clock
lightning Express :. F.n.
Connecting ct Vincennes With the J.. c. X. X. for
TerYe Haute and Indianapolis, and there with fast
trains for Cincinnati, New York, Louisville, Boston,
Buffalo, Philadephia, Cleveland Baltimore, Dunkirk,
Richmond and Washington City &c.
No change Of cars st ferre hau,e.
Also connccting at 6andOvsl With the L. c. r. H.,
the most pleasant rosie 70 Cairo and all points in
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
st. Louis.
Passengers and baggsge conveyed to and from ths
Depot free Of charge. Through tickets can be pro-
cured at the ONCE OF the ksokuk Pscket Co., Ut ths
Company once, No. - and 80. cor. Ath and Chest
nut street. under the Planters House, oR No. ~
6oath Lsvee, st. Loais.
N. b. Passenger st and below Keokuk, make I
saving Of from II ~ ~ hours time.
JAMES NJ WARD, Supt.
A. W. DANA, Ass't. Sup't.
Isaac wrnAH. Sole Ticket Agent. octsOdy
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Cash C0slOaers Take Notice.
LAYING made ali the necessary preparations TO
manufacture all kinds Of Shoes, boots for La.
dies aud Gentlemen, and having now on the way
very large assortment Of all kinds Of raw al
70 manufacture from, bought in New York and Phil
eAephia OF the manufacturers aud inn porters, have
determined TO sell od my Eastern ready made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for the new and large stock Of yav
material TO arrive. All persons in want Of any
Kind of Eastern shoes for Ladies wearcan now have
chance 10 save from 20 10 ~ per and get bet
Ter shoes than at other house In the city ut the
Ladies Shoe Shop, No. So Mainst.
July sd 4 ntfEE
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xanesville. riy7
D.. vsAD, csAs. :. eoaaAa, p-v. vosD
Ford, 0oYham L Ford,
BANKERS,
Third st., one dosr south u Aain, Ksekuk, lowe.
RR1EaaHcss
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Winslow, LAnier Co., New York;
VA. Move, Prest., Bosson;
Geo. w. Thsyer, Prest, Boston;
Z. Selden Thayer, Cssh'r, Buffalo;
Psainsuia Bank, Detroit;
1. H. Burch Co.. Chcago;
Carpenter Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby 1 Basksdale, St. Louis
Z. = Handy, cssA'r, Cisvelsad.
y. =. 4 y. ~. rORD,
DeoeeSe a. 0oat 1e0tosos
Oa'cs over Baking House Of Pord. 0orham Ford,
junsleaAul KkOKUK, IOWA.
Charles Parsons,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
UntssA Ssssss, Calssssnsa q oregon,
BOUGHTA AND SOLD.
Also, sells exchange on London. Berlin, Paris,
Leipsie, cassel. Cologne, Brsmsn. Frank
fort % the Maine, Stuttgart, Ham
bargA And Zurich in Europe.
sep. Lily GEO. :ARsoNs. c..hier.
NEAL, ASCOT 4 CO.'S
Tins Express.
MTHifAss With AssoT TANsER CO. Ass sss.is ss,l' ~"
TANNER, ANDREWS ! Co., Chicago, Special Agis
NereAssdi.e rrssspovssd, on TINE, to sn ysrt. Of
tA< West ssl sestA-W'sss.
POS pHAs or LADIKc, AYPLY TO
VIGIL aiILYEk, No. IS sves4s.r.a,
Louis FoSTAiNE,
Marx pack sgss, "Nsai, Abbot Co.'s Express" {"
sept3e-d
1850. 1855.
MERCHANTS, wEsTERN LINE.
NEAL, ABBOT I co. .,........... New York, -.
TANNEk, ANDREWS > Co., CAicaeo, apaeiAi Asts.
ssIr DAILY saon rrss ?, EAST RIVER, nsw YORK
NseAsslss Trs.spsvssd to all psrt. Of fAe West ss4
SoafA-Wesf.
! NO TRANS sHIPnKNr BIT. NEW YoRK BuTTALo.
FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
, r. g. BROOKE, No. IS Bread Street,
| VIRGIL HILLYER, NEW YORK.
| LOUIS HONTAINR,
lseptxs-dl
UE1GoVAL~
=. q. Bernard 4 Go.
lhAvE rsnoved their Store from the old stand /,
IL UuS0a &0ck, between 6th and 7th streets, oI
tsins vhsrs tAsy oasr for seie - cheap y u
oAeApeM, Aee1eval aGeostmsntof
shoe, u0AAlo o0A Harness Leather,
1AaAelle4 Aad Patent Leather, Raaosllsd Cloth
3ruaks, CasDa1pDass, Hly- y-Nse. Whip and Whil
LasAee.
l Also, Aeeoeral asosrtnent s4
0AODAR0r n WA0DWARR,
6G1lssy nar6wass, vsal sslesasd II ths 1astsn nas
ksa, and Tor esls ss 6s. keais prisss.
| They Aevs % hand and are eoastantly nAsu
fassuring of the bsst astcsisls HoAllss Brides
HarAsss of avery description.
The AAevs articles Will hs sold at Wholesale rs
| tail - unitsvn prices.
| fhess venting anything in our line will % vel
70 eAll And o1Amine onf stock before hayiAI - -
lntend 10 give ali, the worth Of their noasy.
The AiGhsst price will ~ paid In eash Tor HIds'
J.O. BkRNAkD CO.
Ksokak. -, Sept. 'Ss.-dAv
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1885


- EGULAR KeokuE and st. H.ouis Packs... Th,s
~ old and popular iise of Steamers win run two
daily iines Of steamers between keekak and ST. Lou.
10 during the present season. The lines are compos
I'd Of the following staunch and speedy boats:
Westerner, johnson, Master.
Ksokuk, Matson, Master
Quincy, tncw boat
One Of which will leave Keokuk daily. at 8
O'Clock, y, Qaincy at ~ and arrive at Isl. Louis
next morning. 1T b 0 clock.
Express Mail Line-The Ysrk State, Heaisht,
Master viii leave keakuk daily, alta tbreak last
St Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans. Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive tSt. Louis next morning
Ihese lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are cent guarantee of their speed and &C
oom m"astion fcb2sdtf
&R- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
coat ~ a. h and connect ut Quincy with connect
east.
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incorporates Nsssce.

incorporates Netsce.
Y NOW all whom Ii may conccfn, that II. ~ >
N Sample. John W. Cicghorr, J. X. HsrAish, !.
II. sullivan. John Mccsne, .. B. snith, Z. z.
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells. =. n. Hersi-
son, D. T. Brigham, Vim. Leighton, Wn Thinker
man, j. M. Hiatt and James L. Estes, have incor-
porsted themselves and their associated, under the
name and sfyie OF
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
with . capital stock Of TAvse Hss<vsd TAsssssS
Dailars. which may be increased " dimiaished. a.
the stockhoide may And expedient. The private
property Of stockholders i exempted From liability
beyond the amount Of their unpaid stock. 1he
principal place of business Of the Company, 4 81
ksoksk, Lows. The object u the CsnPs.y y -
supply tho city Of Keokak and vicinity With wseer'
for mechanical and domestic purposes. The baai-
ness Of the company 70 be under the direction of
the corporators or Board Of seven Dirvsssss, end
70 exist for periods Of twenty years, rsneuabes, -
provided BY the Laws of lows, ard the articles 81
Incorporation Of Record, In the o0se u the ksseT
der u Deeds. In the county Of Lac. State II Iowa
The indebtedness Of the company 10 limited % the
sum Of One Hundred and Fifty thousand pet
lars.
Keokuk Iowa, Oct. 18th. laS1.-lawAw
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Great Excitement.
MORE FLOUR for the Dollar, at the City Mills
lvA Store, than wss offered In the city II ke-
okuk. Those wishing . choice article of new
Wheat Flour. can DO supplied by leaving their or
ders 81 the City Mills Store.
Also, the cheapest irooeries nov offered in tho
city. Ourstock was selected with great osre, and
expressly for the city and aatter ourselves that
can make il u the advantage Of all our custom
crs who may give US = call.
Also, always On hand . fresh supply Of Country
Produce.
You win bear In miud that We guarantee our
Flosr to be equal TO any that brought 10 this
kst, and 10 suit the purchaser OF the money re-
funded.
Al goods dslvsr;s to any Pr, q 'es eo city Free
jy7s Main st.. bet, sth and sth.
EOR EALR At = bargain for cash.
i good two horse wagons,
span horses and mules,
mare and colt.
sug - W. II. AUsTIN4 co.
0vOOPERINu of eli kinds done 10 order and trim
~ ming done in any part Of the city.
All orders left atthe 'city Mill Store" viii be
aug II W. II. AUSTIN ! co.
WANTED.- good good coopers will 1nd cen
Wv slant employment and the highest prices paid.
aug32 W. II. AUSTIN co.
MyANTRD--A good practical miller. can have
w steady employ mcnt IT the City Mills.
aug - w. II. AUSTIN s co.
NTANTED-l00,0 ,0OU good merchantAble stsves,
w for which We will pay the highest cash price.
Also 100. 900 hooppolss.
ug72 W. H. AUSTIN = co.
:.c..1-.ss Cs...Eevesga. Dsasssic.
Ana 0encT raj Variety AloRe.
OPPOSITE THE ATHENKUM,
vxyE now receiving the cheapest and best stock
w Of fashionable cloAks shawls, black silks, bon
nets ribbons flowers, embroideriss, style trim
mingS, velvet ribbons, wooden and cashmere no.
sery, merinos, delaines, lustres, ealicos WOODEN,
silk. merino and cotton under-shirts and drawers,
linen shirts and collars, bieached and unblcsched
musiins, Irish linens, blsachsd and unbcached
table cloths and Napkins head dresses and braids.
bracelets Of every varisty, psrfumery, hair and
tooth brushes, and large variety Of notions, all
| Of which will bs suld q New York prices.
/ N-D. We hare engaged the services Of one OF the
best cloak makers East 70 conduct cloak depart
| mont Clocks eut without charge whom the mate
i oct3id R.H. ABBOTT co.
nNOK TAADE.
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nWOKA AND STATlONEOYl
Tor the RalI TSaAe
Ths Largsst and moot Cossplas &sek svss

brought to lOace!l!
vTyHE subscrbsr u nov In rscsipt ~ bis stsck -
i Books, Stationery, H., &o., which has 1e!a
bought directly from maau1Actarsrs and p0etlsA-
ers-
His largely increased facilities 70, esyiaf evss
him svcry advAntags In competing win ~ boaues
establishments In The west-
His Hales Rooms ars large aAd eleGAae-ea0o8-
irw f.versA,v With any Of the Book stehlisA0ent9
in the fasreet cities Ut fna NRloa.
Merchants and all others Ars tsvited 70 ealI -
examine the stock and Prices. u. B. 00DEN,
Na. - Mata saseet,
xeot3d Next n the corner Il 6eeoaa
GAMEl 0AMRH
vIyHE highest market prices will slsevs = paid
j for 0ams.
Also help wanted Enquisc ct Yesag Amor
lea saloon, opposite the Posto6ec.
septse-du -. u MASOUN.
Library AssAe1n1so1s.
T WILL furnish Rocks - L41esstes :. kasfsrn est
| aioexe prices, dsdasaaae A PER esst. EssS yesr
asders " ea y. 0.v0Ls
septsd - MSs1...-
PARL0R : DsgATsNG STOv9e.
II ARlJOR and stins stoves sf keAssm 1easkse-
i turs. for wod ar eoel for ssle ~.
gfLLiNaHAsT, LAM 2 49,
ssp3sa. 1sas s-
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:KEQKlK: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 90 1856

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
George g. A0lARo0Q~
I'd 6Se1s ~ Aaln NJ JeAansn, ks1Aak, Iowa,
WILL bay Eastern and Southera Exehangs at
w best rates.
GrSusss asssatisa givs. q ss,isseisss, ga pro-
sesds rsntssd - esrreat rates Of essAAses free ef
sAargs.
-. Ussal bankiss fssilisiss granted 70 Gus
TONERS.
wi.slo., Lsaier ce saaksr'. \. York City.
E.M. Clark Co.. Bsnkss, Philadelphia.
seSZ ni,:sassrk,. ci,.s E o., B.s1.r'. ss L:,'.
John ]. Anderson 4 Co.,
0ilimors 4 Drotherton, Cincinnati.
- OAce hours from . A. n. 70 r. n.
Jsly -. leSS.-dIy
DEMlNG 4 Love,
(Successors 70 A. l.. DeminR Co..
Dankers and DsaDsYs N RxcAange.
Msaa Street, Keoksk, gows.
DAkIICULAR attention given 10 collections
I.w. clark. Dodge Co.. New York;
Ad..s i B.skiash..s,
J. v. Clssk Co.. Hosten;
Drsxei Co., Philadeiphia;
y. W. Clark Co.,
Johnston, Bvothers 4 Co., baltimore;
=. W. Clask Bros. St. Louis,
stsie Savi.Ss Lnstitstion,
Hcnoist Donnsily,
VIM. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
Connercial Bank, Cineinnati;
N.Corwith Co., GAlena;
Hsrren Brothers, Dubuque;
u 9. .CAvsss, bs., Cashier stass Bank Of OAio
xanesville. (jy7
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THO. hTERs. o. r. kEEVEs
Gate Csty Carriage Mandatory.
NEW FIRM

MYERS REEVES, Carriage 0-V
lv1 Makers, having engaged ~ part
ners in the above busincss in all its WV
branches, would respectfully soiicitA
share Of public patronage.
N. b. All orders promptly attended to, and oui
work warranted to give entire satisfaction. Shol
Biondeau Street, between 5th aud 9th sts, keokuk
Iowa. srp,l7df
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LAsrS LASTS -
A LARGE

Lasts LAOTSsy
A LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTNENT or
Las rs,
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THR MANU-
PACTURI.RS,
AND yOR Ii nY
Jsfy l3d4v 20. BERNARD . Gu.
TWO TROUBAND bssheIs paaslerer,s AAiT for
1 sals chsap for eash By
jsnslfd4w J. O. BERNARD 4 co.
Kookak Furniture AlanuSacsovy,
0svswsA Ssvese bes Mem go JAAnses, xsokuk less.
Kn1DOp0NE Z DAv11,
AVA ssS In all klDAs q Cahtnst WArs. Orders fron
Adtstaaos reepsetfaly solicited, and psonpty A.
tsa4ed toAs sslsetsdin pesson, carefully pasksd
an1 t0swas4sd u all pAfts Of the country.
Keokak, Jans 10 'j6-d&v
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Just WECEIvED.
yiSd HUIsk AMP MATLEss.

A ~e wish 10 make roam for our new stock, to ar
IA rive on the first boat viii dispose of the re-
mandcr Of the stock boug ght from Mr.. Duke 1T and
below cost.
Boots and Shoes. T.J. ELLIOTT 4 CO.
mch21d
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! OENIAL WVk0kW0e
nk b. 8. BARBER weulA respeet- ~-e.nuk
II fally isfora his psassas sad shs
psslis esasraiiy, tha. As has asssA up Q0cyfy)
.a haadsoDe suite Of rooms, spasing
'neitAss pains orexpsnss 70 make than elegant and
esofsslAhls IN the brick hsilaiag vest si1s sf d.
tstvssn Nain and Johnson strssls. TAsnkful for
past favoss, hs solisits esatiaaanes Of the sa0s
- Allopsrasioas warranted.
Aee1ldly
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CAR1AA0E MANUEACTORY,
On Johnson Street, between lst and Cd.
RY 0'BkiAN = co. Having per- -U
ID manently established ourselvesC
IN keokaAJ With ~ ample suppiy afS82
the very best material for the man
ufacture Of Carriages, Bngges, Gigs and Hacks,
We are prepared to make all articles in our line,
In the very bestsyle and of the choicest material,
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May IS, is56-diy
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h C. H.. y.
IN. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE ROGERS, PRODUCE DEALERS,
Conolsslen Merchants,
No lOe Main street, eet,............-...KEOkUK, Iowa,
aept5-d
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nF all kinds kept constAntiy on hand and fo
~ sale-Oa.s, Corn. Chop-feed, Bran, Shorts
Shipstud, &c., At the City Mills Store.
sept5-d w. u. AUSTIN Co.
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GENUINE Besr's Oil. White Stick Ponade, just
~ received and for sale cheap by
novl7 MOORE HOOPER.
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
IA will pay good price, and make payments to
suit the parties.
septad WM. II. AUSTIN
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S0o1- o0A1W1cx. WnAv rnneu
has NOANWuOk = DROW1S
"H0kH9Al0 Clothisn. a. = y I, p.,-
w nlshieg 0ssa, 1AaA (tsees, svse +, !. ~,
sen124nWly. s5 ser
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GATE VIIH y DbGUO UUVRks 20
rINHE andcrsign,d respectfully calis the At
i tention Of the Physicians and public u
this city and vicinity, TO his having estab
iished neu Prescription Drug Stess under the
above name. Having graduated in the best Labor
atories in Germany in the scieEcr Of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and having myself, selected oaiy the
best Of Drugs and Medicines, The pnbic will nnd II
10 their adv antage to patronisc my estabishpspt.
A. thoroughly understand my business.
A. WEISAAN,
Second ST., between Main and johnson.
sept?dlm
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WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES.
IA Fall and Winter stock of Boors, SaoEs and
lSA BRoaAss Is now full and complete, to which
fresh arrivals will continue to b. added az the sea
son advances. The ten tion Of the trade Is most
respectfully invited, As am quite eeHfaeatI can
make IL To the interest Of dea iers purchase Of me
at my new Store, No. So Main Street, . few doors
west of n. Seatan i Son's.
W.. r. THOMPSON
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dent, the meeting adjourned with three cAssr' '0f
John c. Fremont. ...f.. .t f.J


xvpr,uu,,e.ss-rheG srmsss Of tie sif
,ssr,h W.,d met At the hotel of Mr.. stsbln, No %
Mop,rose ayepue, last evening, 10 large numbers 70
constitute Republican Club-Mr. R'ehr IN the
chair. Amer a foe address by Mr.. F. Hume, some
American gentlemen present pat the qasst'on
.hetber they could join this German Clus being IN
the r inority in this ward A long controversy en-
sued .lowicg evidently how difficult !. is to come 70
an understanding when two differsn. Languages are
spoken. Resolutions wers adopted TO invite the
American citizens to cordial cooperation How
ever it was decided by the latter to form separate
Club Mr. M.Egnon of New York then spoke OF the
Issues Of the day, and the meeting adjourned win
three cheers for Fremont and Dayton.
Rry oyy THE TR.cx.-Oue o. the locomotives OF
the Long bland RArOsd Of ibe .et GEAR me Sun
yesterday and the rating ,h.t saes .ne "a ore
from the streets Several sppa stands yes sns'neo "a I
od 4, NE man ,hdy ued. Nothos serious resasd'
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H. n wI,Un, ind 10 s.uiio-sy avoided giving any
is...,,o, AZ himself lie CLAIMED to be . Csehol'c'
O...ids Of the Court Hou.e large na@,s, o, PEG,
i. -.re collected, ,eversl tents were pitched, and
- -. .r,.vd r.uiuses sere making an honest penny
~ A,ssn,ps .mal beer and gingerbread to the han'
-, .rr,,;,uae. II was Q holiday, and seemed to be
s,;o, ed notwithstanding the solemn scene Of depnv'
=. human being Of life wac being enacted within
a.. .orrds Of their voices.