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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS.-A large assert
nent Of Nrw and SECOND HAND PIANOS, selling u
GREATLY REDUCED Prices. at
j. 1 c. FiscHER's No. 32j Broadway,
Opposite the Broadway Thcater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

To HOUsEKEEPERS.-We offer the largest as
sortment Of CHINA GLASS aud GAsFIXrUREs that be
found ia New.York.
In order reduce stock to make for very
large inpcrtatons the propose to sell for the
thirty dsys large discount upon the regular market
comparison Of styles aud prices respectfully solicited
w. J. +. BARLEY d Co, Marble Stores
Nos 6 and G53 Broadway bet. Blocker and Houston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

OIL with quuine combines in remedy the tonic and
properties of Peruvian Bark and the nourns
and supporting qualities OF pure COD Liver VI. Eni
success debility consumption rheumatism scroiua
sa,a &c aud have testified to its superior
aud ruoie certain efficacy the impe oil in all cases
Ask particularly for lngor Co.'S preparation The genuine
sold IL pApercsppcd bottles with the signature OF GEO. L.
hCRs Co, Chemists, No. 500 Broadway, Projectors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

Rich CARPETING. e. LOUNSBERRY
No 4t6 Broadway Grands prepared 10 eXbi
their FALL of ENGLISH and FREScH CARPET
INC comprising every description and grade from the mos
Costly to the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
ENGLISH Brussels good styles and quality 81 per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

KELTy FERGUSON, No. POI Broadway and No 81 Reade.s
have full aud choice stock of BEOcATELLEs SATIN DE-
LANES, WoRsrHD DAmAsKs, LACE and Muslin CURTAINS,
(oRhIcEs GImPs &c which offered the lowest prices
WINDOW SaADEs.-Our stock of WINDOW SHADES is the
areest in NewfOTk and superior manufacturing facilities
enable offer these goods other houses We III
vte the attention of close BUYERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

DAY. associated WALThE 4. BRusH with himself under
,ho finn Of BRuss Co. for the purpose Of continuing the
PROVISION BUSINESS CoNMissoN Aui ON their own ,cconp,
n No IS Frontsi, IL this city. New.YefS NJ : ieSi
Butte record., 1856-05-10

The Grand River Mich Eagle,
which has evidently cut its eye teeth,
gets off the following in relation to
the recent marriage Of a dentist.
The deed is done? How Cupd's forces draw!
Not one POOR fang-but whole life of jaw
No Eore shall molarsand ineisors CLEAN
With CHASTITY horror through his lonely dream
Or brooding nightmare sleeps pure joys eclipse
With rows Of bic stained, pain distorted lips,
Bat pouting beauty teach his heart to feel
Where k'5ses revel Is no place for steel
Butte record., 1856-05-10
NUMBER 81.

near Carthage, when he stumbled and
fell down an abyss of many fathom's
depth. He was surprised, however,
to find himself unhurt; for he lighted
as if on a feather-bed. Presently he
perceived that he was gently moving
upward; and, having, by degrees,
reached the mouth of the abyss, he
again stood safe on terra frma. He
had fallen upon a an immense mass of
bats, which, disturbed from their slum-
bers, had risen out of the abyss and
BROUGHT him I'D with them.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

See. The regular meetings of the Board
sf Supervisors shall be held at the county
sest u their respective counties, on the first
Mondays Of May, August, November and Feb
fuary, aud shall eoutiuue from time to time,
snils All the business before them is dis
pesed Of. The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election, to
ssnvsss election returns.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
Philadelphia Girl on a Bender

A young lady from Philadelphia a
few days since arrived in Petersburg,
Va, in male attire. The Express
gives the following account of the way
she event on' while there:
She arrived in the city one day last
week, to all appearance lad Of some
15 or 16 summers, stopped a day or
two, and in the mean time fell In with
some extravagant young travellers; pop
ped champagne with them, took snacks
at the Bower" and few around in
quite handsome style. Yesterday af-
ternoon she was on the point of leaving
IN the Southern cars, when her father,
who having fortunately guessed her
course, was in pursuit Of her, and had
just arrived by the Richmond train,
found her seated in the smoking car of
the Weldon train putting away on a
prime Havana, with her little tiny feet
cooked up against the stove, and with
al quite at home. On the affectionate
parent beholding his gentlemanly
daughter thus metamorphosed, he was
q. loss how, or in what marer
Butte record., 1856-05-10

to express himself, but finally managed
to exclalm, SIS that you Louisa?" To
which the gallant runaway responded.
this Is me father, OH I'm so sorry |
lett vou," and she burst into tears.
For the fair wanderers sake we sup
press names. 1t is needless to say
they returned together.
Butte record., 1856-05-10

a GENTLEMAN Of some celebrity as
an amateur gardner, as well as io-
ker, sent to scotsman for some seeds
Of the pie plant" which he had ad-
vertlsed, requesting precisely SIX par
GELS of custard pie seeds and two
mince pies. The scotsman promptly
fulfilled the order, by forwarding half
dozen goose eggs and two blind pup
pies.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
Misrellanrnus.
the Power OF MagnetISrss.

EuGenC OulLOt gives Us an l.lcI-
dent in Partisan life which he regards
as romantic, and which is at least
amusing.
The scene is laid in the pavilion at
tashed TO country house in The neigh
borhood Of the great city; the time
few INMATES before II, ?. II. Mons.
Armand awaits with patience Madame
x, with whom he has arranged an
interview at that hour, quite innocently
but quite secret.
Close to the appointed time, Mons.
Armand hears footsteps Is it the
lady! The door opens! He stands
stupi6ed in the presence other husband.
Mons. X. has returned from Paris,
and, deeming it too late to awaken the
sleepers of the house, comes to share
the room of his friend in the payil-
| lion.
The conversation between the lover
ana the husband is amusing, and as
the hour approaches, the perplexity of
the former increases. His agitation
leads him to the most inconsistent re-
marks and the most inexplicable ques-
tions.
"What is the matter with you!"
asks the husband.
Nothing at ALL"
discompose you; how strangely you
look. Have interrupted you in
something serious?"
The lover stands, his hands pressed
upon little table, weak and nervous
with agitatation.
"Ail" exclaims the husband; 81
see, You We're about trying an expert
ment in table turningH'
The suggestion saved the lover
Gradually recovering, he admits the
fact. The whole public was then in
a rage Of table turning, and the most
marvellous effects were attributed to
the mysterious process.
YES" exclaims Mons. Armand;
Il admit it. You smile at me. You
doubt. Shall l explain to you, by an
exhibition of true science, one of those
miracles of magnetism of which |
speak? viii you deny the evidence
of facts?"
''No; | ask only actual proof"
"You shall have it. My will can
traverse space and overcome distance.
Name some one at the chateau, and |
will summon him here in moment.
shall it be your aunt!"
Oh, no! She is too old, and the ex-
pertinent would ruin u.s.
''Your wife, then!'
every well, my wife"
Mons. Armand, with an air of in
tense thought, leans on the table and
inwardly exerts his magnetic will.
In few moments Madame X. en-
ters and perceives her husband, stands
mute, pale, with dilated eyes and out
stretched arms, and an air Of stupor
wholly unaffected"
"Prodigious'' exclaims the hus-
band.
i4uei, silellct, says Tie uldSHtt-
iser. ''Do not awake her. Do you
at last admit the power Of magnetism!
Do you acknowledge the mystery of
somnambulism and the magnetic cur
rents?''
81 am indeed convinced" mur-
INJURED the astonished husband
Fearful Of awaAiag the somnambu-
list, the magnetism Gorbias the husband
to speak OF to approach, and with
few words and gestures willed her de-
parture, and the sleeping medium walks
of.
All learned a lesson by the expert
ment, and the husband was thereafter
firm believer in animal magnetism.
Butte record., 1856-05-10

VERNos.-Vernon was the person
who invented the story about the lady
being pulverized in India by coup de
soleI. When he was dining there with
Hindoo, one of his hosts wives was
suddenly reduced to ashes; upon which
the Hindoo rang the bell, and said to
the attendant who answered it, "Bring
fresh glasses, and sweep up your mis-
tress."
Another Of his stories was this
He happened to be shooting hyenas
Butte record., 1856-05-10
STATE GOVERNMENT

SrELr JoHNsoN, Governor.
p h ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor,
huGHC MURRAY. Justice of Supreme Court.
SOLOMON HgYpENFELT, and
DAVID 5. TERRY, Associates
u 80 W WHIrMAS, Controller.
hErRY BATES. state Treasurer.
". ScoTr. County Surveyor.
" : WALLACE, Att y General
@pHs X Ba EwsrER, Surveyor General.
I44ts ALLEN, State Printer.
WILSON,
, s MCKENZIE, and
FLrr BrLL, State Prison Directors.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
COUNTY COURT.

2 The regular terms of the County Court
On the first Monday OF February, May, aud
august. and on the fourth Monday in Novem-
Der Of each year, and shall continue from term
70 serm, unless all the business of the term be
Sooner disposed of
Butte record., 1856-05-10
COURT oF SESSIONS.

s: A term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county seat in Butte ceuu-
:; on the second Monday of February, May,
August, aad on the first Monday in December
q each year, and shall continue from term to
isrm. unless all the business be sooner dis
posed o.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
COUNTY OFFICERS.

1esrPH (. y LEwrs. County Judge.
? FxEER. Sheriff. Butte County.
hlLrs CHApIN, County Auditor.
Nv LArrrMoRE, County Treasurer.
K. B. MAYNARD, Assessor
J KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL HOBART, Public Administrator
Butte record., 1856-05-10
DISTRICT COURT.

Ninth Judicial District. composed of the
Couutie. of Butte, Colusi, and Shasta The
term, Of the District court for Butte County
sQmmences as follows; On the second MONDAYS
= March and June, on the fourth Monday OF
August, and on the third Monday of Deem
her
Butte record., 1856-05-10
PROBATE COURT.

L. The regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of August,
AMI on the second Monday in December of
sach year, and shall continue from term to
'srin unless all the business be sooner disposed
Butte record., 1856-05-10

What shall Perish.
What shall perish' Plants that flourish,
Blossoms STEPPED in dewy tears,
Rushes that the brooklets cherish,
Oaks that brave thousand years.
What shall perish2 Thrones must crumbe
Centuries wreck the proudest walls,
And the needless traveller stumble
Ger the cazer's ruined halls
What shall perish' Man, the glory
Of this sublunary spot,
Like an oft-repeated story,
Shall be buried and forgot
What shall perish' Iu their course
Stars must fall and earth decay,
And old oceans mightiest forces,
ike bubble feet away
All shall perish. but their Maker,
While the soul that trusts his grace
OF His strength shall be partaker,
And III Heaven behold his face
Butte record., 1856-05-10

When does woman frighten an ami
nal! When she makes an apron (ape
run.j
Butte record., 1856-05-10
sMNHe

MR. y BROOKS. having purchased the
WI interest Of Mr. Learned. has removed
the establishment to the Union Building
~asrs customers will find evsrything arrane
si -,sn artistic taste, snd may still depenl
spsa al ,yiuy shs lsXary 81 g0oa shave.
s,s - /. car
Butte record., 1856-05-10

A Man WITHOUT MoNEY.-A man
without money is man without a soul
"a walking death-a spectre that
frightens every one.-Eis countenance
is sorrowful, and his conversation Ian
gushing and tedious. If he call upcn
an acquaintance he never finds him at
home, and if he opens his mouth to
speak he IS interrupted every moment,
so that he may not have chance to
finish his discourse, which its feared
will end with asking for money. He
is avoided like a person infected with
disease, and is regarded as an encum-
brance to the earth. Want wakes him
up in the morning, and misery accom-
panies him to bed at night. The ladies
discover that he is an awkward BOBBY
landlord believes that he lives upon
air, and if he wants anything from a
tr,desman he is asked for cash before
delivery.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
JUDICIARY

soLoHos HEIDENFELr, Chief Justice.
HrGn & MURRAY, Associate Justice.
t-As. II BRrAN, do do
IN. Z. DAINoERTIELD. Juge 9th District.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
puet's Curnu.

Here is beautiful brace of verses
upon "Music," which strike us as well
worthy the space they occupy.
When life's sad dream is Ger,
Its happiness and woe;
And Nature, weak and wearied out,
Has done with all below;
Sit near my couch, and while my breath
Comes feebly up, oh! let me hear
Thy voice repeat that plaintive strain,
My dying hour to chcr'
Sing while my futtering pulse
Its labor family plies;
Sing while my spirit hovers near,
And hile to God it flies:
lie: the voice that soothel my morning
hours.
As cheerful s3un at even,
And thy music waft my soul away
To sweater strains in Heaven,
Butte record., 1856-05-10
Novel Expedient in Starvation.

An expcdient of the early settlers to
sustain their strength, during times of
great scarcity Of provisions, is wor IL
noticing. A wide strap of some skin
was fastend around them; each day as
they grew more emaciated and thin,
the strap being drawn the tighter
Often the buckle was drawn to the
last hoe, the wearer anxiously eyeing
and counting the number of holes, be-
yond which was complete prostration.
One persevering man, named Eme-
ry, had actually buckled into the last
hole, and hardly able to stand, totter-
ed round expecting on the morrow to
be unable to rise. A neighbor in near
ly as bad condition as himself, crept
to his door, and informed him that
moose was not far from his cabin
The poor neighbor himself would have
killed him had he had a gun. The
intelligence brought little strength
to Emery, and could his strap be
brought little tighter, they yet might
live. They cut a new hole, and, with
all their strength, the skeleton men
tightened the strengthening strap. As
noiseless as shadow, he crept out, and
steadying his arm with great effort,
killed the moose. Together the two
famished men sat down to their repast,
and before the close of the following
day, it IS said, their straps would hard
ly reach around them.-Portland
Transcript.
Butte record., 1856-05-10
THE CABINET.

HH j MACY, OF N. Y. sec'y Of state
IAars GUTHRIE, OF Ky, sec'y of Treasury.
koRr Mc0LELLAND, ot Mich, sec'y Of Interio
jams Z. DoBBIN, OF n c. secy Of Navy
SrTTERsoN DAVIS, OF Miss sec Y OF War.
jAMKs CAMPBELL, OF Pa. Postmaster Genera.
GALEB CUSHING of Mass Attorney General
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WAGONS WAGONS MaGoNs.i

DL0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18Th
l. and Main Streets, keekuk Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to it, We are now manufac
turing of the best ONO TIMBER including the stean
tent Jeiioe, mo other timber FIR wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA.
RiETY, HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS
WHEEL-BARR0Ws CULTIVAT0Rs, An Il
PL0W6, in style and arkmanshp equal to any in
tbs Western States. As we uso none bur the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
w feel confident q being able 10 ohviate the ne
cessity, to those who will give call, Of send
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
10 line
y. B.--A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con
stantly on hand TO supply purchasers al the short
cst notice. Those wishing 10 purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
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HOMES I,IpROxED PATENI

ITsNFNN NNIIHfE~s
M are proprictors Of the above patent for the
w State of Iowa, and prepared to contract
for the erection Of Railway Highway bridges Of
any length If span from 30 feet to 800 feet in any
part Of the state As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads in the United
states We deem comment to their strength, dura-
biHty ana cheapncss, unnecessary. All communca-
tions ON the subject viii receive prompt attention
Address STONE, BOOMERS BYINGT0S
feh2Sd6m Davenport. Iowa.
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MERt.HaNT TAfIOns.

Il ELY HURLEY have just received the finest
~ stock Of goods for gentlemen's wear ever
brought to keokua. 1t il unnecessary for u n
ennmerate the various styles and patterns, al we
as r. call, and We VIII satisfy our citizens that
have the article, and will have them made np a.
u anu pleaac Cur place Of business il the old
stand two doors west IF the Post Office johnson St.
apr3-dawlm KELLY & HURLEY.
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. 000 PA q II AGEs OF NE W
O.UUU GOODS.
Davis, Moody * Co,
Whole sale dealers in
Dry Goods.
NlaTG
I1FIV = f9F K8FI'IAtl y - y II ~ -
IL SOUTH WATER STREET,

II NUIIH NATFH HTIFFTt
between Michigan and Wabash AYcnues,(
Being a Eraneh Of the Houso Of
+. C. DAVIS 4 CO.,
OF ST. Louis. whose experience for the past twenty
five years together Will ample means, give us In
citie in the purchase Of goods rarely eqnalled, aud
second 10 none other.
we would assure nh purchasers that orr Ware
house is unusually extensive, which enables us to
Scr is large and complete assortment in each Of
the lines III goods above named a. can be found ia
this market and that goods entirely new,
bought in the best markets, and we will guarantee
entire satisfaction in prices and terms, TO all who
may fayer us with their patronage.
aprS-dGw2m
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FSHH INbEK9lliNHD would re-pectfnllY IN
4 noause fo th citizens II htokuk that he has
opened his rooms for the res ptiou Of gentlemen
Suitable aad ample preparations have been made
y preserve ami promote tile Aealth, fgar and mcu-
til elasticity III ul nha may desire participate III
tae manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnas-
tbs fufeHir and sd water. iudiceusly used 10
tae manner pr scflbei hy AifH, cannot fail b. make
TOE most weakly healthy, strong ana robust.
- Rooms at Concert Hal. "a story, Main st .
iH#1he ~ story. Q. MANCHESTER
dea4&Iff
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LOCKS uGYhEE<a.

.a-1 TIE undersgn.d would respectfully
" inform tho public that they have open
81 I hoq an tta e8rnsr ri johnson and seventh
Bfass, ID, ana shse' Iron ware They viii also
curry on h9eb.ult'hlng and Bell Hanging IN ali it,
branches.
Repairing aFtirlss a1mpasel of any II tie above
hahea metals q ~fi} as gold and si{yer promptly
ATTENDED - Ai aae work warranted
VI. HORN,
feblt dom AL WOLF
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t'HE dcFslgnel having located hms If al the
old stand at " 4 y Leslie, on Main street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
thst he viii keep constantly hand complete a.
sortment Of Family Groceris embracing cvery thing
"a nat linz, which h. cansell on reasonable terms
- they Cali be had in tbs city.
J0 DAVIS.
.h'eokoe, March . Main-st. bet. It'll Il sth.
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The Gate City against the World }!
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. e.. Orr

| now manufacturing Mattresses Of every descrip-
tian, Spiral Spring, Cnrled Hair, WOODEN, Feltng
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuek and Straw, of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters of ali kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended 10,
aud all articles manufactured sold at my estab-
lishmen will be offered at fair terms, and warrant
ed. ! challenge the production of superior wsrk at
any establishment Of the kind ia the Western coun-
try. You respectfully invited to call and exam
inc specimens of my work. Wareroom corner of
Fourth street and Exchange.
| have in operation newly invented and expens We
machinery, which enables to manufacture bet
ter work at more liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedding otc prepared by machinery IL
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
Ear superior in quality.
Wholesale and Retail
March III 1856 d2wiy
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Nn1lce.

| HAVE this day sold to Messrs. Wilkinson 4
l. Marshall nay stock of goods and interest in the
store corner f Main and Third streets desire to
return my sincere thanks To those OF my friends who
have faS ored me with their patronage, and would
respectfully ask continuance Of the same 10 these
gentlemen who have become my successors.
IL. IL. AYRES
keokuk, Iowa, February 18th, 1886
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i IU1IIlst3I
~ Third Street,.
Carries on the business II UndcTtaking in ali its
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
his stock aud perfected his arrangements every
department
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impervous to ait and indessruct hle, highly orna
mentcd and invaluable far the preservation Of the
dead, we'll collins Of every style and finish fur
nishcd 70 order.
Hearses and carriages furnished and the tire
rangements If the funeral attended to when required
kenknk. AnriI q Iaah div
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| EFLRhlSI to the above announcements, the
I subscribers beg leave to say that they are now
receiving aud will continue to receive by the usual
channels throughout the season, full assortment
Ut Drugs Medicines, paSsts, OILS Dyestuffs, WIN.
dow Glass. Glass Ware, Brushes. Perfumery, Surgi-
cal instruments, dc Dc, particulars of which Will
be given in future advertisements.
WILKINSON Il MARSHALL
Successors Of II. IL. AyreS, cor. Main and 3d SIS
nnr4 -dt f-As2f
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A CARD.

I HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in
j tho drug business To Il. T. Mchennv also my i'm
terest in the manufacture and sale Of HI. r. Gill
more's Manalukc Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public deserving Of their patron
age VI. III. RUNNER.
mchf 7dtf
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1t THE III BLIt.

haNhg disposed a our entire stock Of Groceries
T. -. DAVE, recommend him 10 cur Old custom
3 ana he public generally. satisfied that thes VIII
i nj hmm correct IL business ready salesman r,or-
eei gentleman, ana in tyery way deserving 81 hair
pAIfOnAgS. inhl2lI W 4 u LlsIIE
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TUE firm ~ Bail kirkham was this day dis
L solved by mutual consent. The business in fu
ture viii be conducted by H. kirkham, who is alone
authorized t. collect MI debts, and pay all claims
against the old firm. A b. BALL
III. kIRkHAM
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4 FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Field
l. Seed, just received from Landreth philadel-
ph1a Also, lot Of Onion Sets, at A A. Brittou =
Seed and Agricultural archnnse, GS Main street.
iach3qa4
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| HAVE this day sold to Ill. hirkham my entire
l. interest in the Family Grocery business and
with pleasure recon mend him to the public as a
man deserving Of your patronage.
March pod RAIL
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Fall Trade.

gate City Boot and Shoe store.
No. ll2 Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
FIsHE undersigned would respectfully call Ito
l. the attention Of the Ladies and Gentle
men Of keokuk and vicinity, TO their fine andv
we'll selected stock of Boots and ShoeR, now
opened and fer sale at the above establishment
prisng NIL kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Misses Boys
and Chidren's wear, of all styles grades and sizes
These goods have been selected with special reference
To neatncss Of style and durability, and viii be sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost, ~ we
are determined not to be understood by any house in
the city. Please give ms call. An examination Of
goods and prices is the only favor we ask.
Sept. s, lS55.--d H. e. HUSBAND 4 BRO,