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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21
PRINTERS JOB PAPERs'

Nos TT and 10 wall ST., Cincinnati, q:
GAvf, an hand a beautiful stock OF PRINrhk'S fA-
HI PERS Cards, Card Sheets, Black ana "'lorsu AhAs
s3rnnzes Varnishes, &c, which they oncr At
= MANUFACTURERS PKiOES'
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TO THE LADIES'.
StHANKLIN & REILLY respectfully invite the at
tention ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their
an varied Embroideries and white goods
received embracing
Lumerck Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen do doi
Maltese 4 Chrochetdo do
Book Muslin do doi
Jaeonet. Cambrc and Swiss Collars;
swiss and Jaeone Embroidered Bandsi
do do Edgings and Insertions;
English Thread. Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White ana black English Grape Collars;
. Moliau and viii te embroidered Skirts;
French Corsets and TX Vests,
Strined Nanisoek Swiss and Pl aid Muslins;
Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress fc
alalet ow prices by my2 t- SHANkLIN KELLY.
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FAR W FOR SALE.

FHNHE undersigned having determined move to Calior
MIA offers for sale which he resides,
situated on leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
in Perry wnship containing 26 Said land Is COM
prsed of three tracts improved and supplied with
the best water healthy of the of
burgh wishing purchase part the whole ef
said Farm learn the by application to the under
! enIo-Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
THNHE undersigned having largely increased his stock
Hardware for sale to ths citizens of Vanderhurgt
and surrounding Counties extensive assortment Of
MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpenters Joners Mill wrights Cabinet and wagor
makers Cooper Masonry Guusmiths. Blaeksmiths and
Butchers &c constantly hand full stock ntgenera
BUILDING HARDWARE
locks laches shutters hinges boits screws bras
goods, ets. :, nails glass. sash and paines.
GARDEN AND FARMING TOOLS.
Pocket Cutlery Chairs, Brushes Scales Bell
great variety of articles usually kept hardwar
stores.
rdsrs by mail or otherwise ,arsfuy naed ts
tEED N 1 "A 6rst rate article OF for sa,e by
" mb34-Im SHANKLIN & REILLY.
SsUrERFINE FLOUR-Choice brands at trednced prices
y by mh27 w. ). EIohSE1
.gCHES. CLOCKS, EWELE.Y. &C.
NNT have received and are continually
Nv dtions alarge and fine stock OF Watehes Jeweiry
Clocks silver Ware in all articles usually kept in
ewelry store being direct from the
abIed low figures The public generaJ
particular invited to call ana
eur stock and prices. biflRoLfF a soNSs.,
ap19 Main stI eet set- ISL anozt.
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&pEgENG GOODS!!

NET f now receiving the largest and desirahl
aN took oF DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES. 'fAfS
CAPS offered in this market TO which
respectfully in vite the trade. -
ap4 J. ). ) AZ w E>H * W.
NOFFEE 40 bags prime per Empire Tor sale by
u novi3 GEO FOSTER co
ANARPET CHAINS bags or sale hy
- feb26 r. GtLBSRr co. Sye. near W. ater-
M ACK ER Els kits prime No. Maekerel rec an
W for sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS.
HpECEIV ED-25o Y Paper Matches for sais by
HA mh4 l. Il D. HEIMANN
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HARIED RBEF AND TGNGU ES---IOOo lbs sxtrs
sugar cured dried Beet 80 extra sugar cured Bee
Z.H. COOK SON.
mhl4 Corner Main and 1st. 10
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ESLOUR1oo hbls and sacks reed per railroad 20 -.
e soE sale By 1yls GEO FOSTER co.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NWTHERE the hungry people get
Wv The best Groceries. dry aud wet?
They'll find them. You may safely bet,
.l- AtZ. II. Cook II Sous.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap,
Pipes, pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff
For cash at 2. H Cook s. SoN,s.
There's Goldfish coffee. starch aud spice, +a
Hams cheese and bu, ter. very nice;
All to be had at the lowest price,
For cash at q Fl. COOK & SoN'S.
Corn meal, molasses. pork and salt.
Aad further. lest the rhvme should halt
You'll fnd lust every thing b. fault
For ca<h a z. II. G JoK & SONS.
In fact. believe this tale or not
No man. EXCEPT astupidsot,
Can for pan pot
Or tni ng that can t be got
To nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at z. Fl. Cook SOUS.
EO mh2i WALDKIRCH.
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PINE LUMB BIER

EDOBT. FsREUS would peetfully 10 the
D citizen vansvle and ding country that he
has large addition his stock Of Pine LuA-
her and is rpAred TO sell Wholesale and retail Ass
Fancy and ev,d Flooring Also Pine and ShRges
Orders from the country promptly attended to. once
Main street. the new Court House.. a.t je26-2m
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81. Lsuis Market, yulv ~.

~. louis Market, July II.
FLOUR-$5 50 to 81 rs.
WHEAT-$l 05 to 81 rs SKIS. Included.
CORN--36c to 4oc, gunnies included.
OATS-444c 10 Acc, sks. inc luded,
RYE-6jc, skis. returned
HAY-4l u 100 lbs.
BARLEY-$l 50 % bu.
WOoi4-Unwashed 10 TO Flo, washed % TO 3oc.
DRY FRUIT-Apples$ 81 25Q1 l IS. Peaches Il rs
asa Is.
HIDES. 4c-Dry nins l2a@laic green 70 q D.
Bcsswax 2clc; Tallow %.
PROVlSiONS-Salc Of goo bbls Ness Pork Il
~" 50 cks country Bacon Shoulders, in lots ct SCI
- q, good rihbi sles9sc clear do elaaAc, packed;
prime Lard li9l' 10; In kegs i2Ac , b.
BUTTER. A1.-R~~cipss light, AMI Prime rathsr
e'arce sslltnx ct l3Ni5c; Cheese l0nlOlc; Eess
!sAc: t'rx.sA d 90: Fathers 45alsc; white Beans
~ e6aeS; Flour barre,s s0s6Ao
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1. Bows, "a LOCKWOOD, a.. \. FELT
HOWE, Lock WOOD = Co.,,
/ wM0LsAALx AND RR1AIG
| AUCTION and CosamissioH Merchants, and
I Real Essase Agents.,
Second ST., nex.d"er = tho A'hsncan, Ksokak.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO buying
L ami sellng Real Estate anu personal property
negotiating osas, and any other business thai may
be entrusted TO NJ.
storing and forwarding goods and produce " oil
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on gosds consigned
for sale when desired.
We have . large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches Gold Jewelry and notions which
We odcr ut Wholesale and retail, - low a. can be
founl in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied Ut ex
ssemnly low prices for cash.
A GOOD brick dwelling house winth . rooms. In
"A apleassnt part Of theciy for sale by
III, eco.
Q LOIS, on Carol street, for sale by
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
q GOOD business Lots, on the Lsvee, for sale by
= Ill, j.. 4 90.
A FISEFAKM, in Hancock Co. Ills, with good
IA improvements, for sale by II. J.. 4 co.
1HS ACRES of LAID, with improvements, with
lUO in miles of thecity on the plank road, for
sale by H. l.. CO.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
ON 10 miles If the city, on the plank road for
sale by H.L.ACO
Cnn ACRES VI Land, in Missouri, fur sale by
LOW II. l.. 4 Gu.
1.-TWO and half If Land, with q xood
L brick house in Montrose, for sale by
II. L. 4 co.
4 FINE BUGGY suitable for ono or two horses,
"A and y god enc horse buggy, for sale by
As~~ II. "a co.
4 HANDSOME brick .i.a.,sa on Chat ham
~ square, lot % feet A5ht By i4o Deep and will
be sold nj bargain by Ii. l.. 4 GO.
LARGE brick house on Second street, lot SO !
n feet front by 20 fee: deep, for sale by
, LOTS e5 fset front by l35 feet deep, with fine
q frame house with five rooms, good cellar. and
'tnated in good location in the town of Farming
on, which will be sold at great bargain by
II. L. / co
OTIS, in block 1919, for sale by
- IL. l.. 4 co.
2 LOTS In Rees' addition, for sale by
II. LACO.
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GREAT ATrsAcrioS.-The fine show OF
splendid China ware, Bohemian cut glass
silver ware, AMI other articles OF convent
ence and ornament, at Mills auction room
10 attracting great attention. Tho nightly
sales are attended by brilliant audiences OF
ladies and gentlemen. A better opportunity
Tor supplying yourself with the articles now
on sale could scarcely be offered, a. oil art-
clos are pat up and sold without reserve to
the highest bidder.
The sales will be continued this evening,
and every coming evening until oil is sold.
The goods are open for inspection every A.
tcrnoon, at MILLS 4 Co.'s auction room on
Main street. Ladies in particular are in
vited to call and examine.
HAPPY DEsCRIPTIoS.-One of the most
prominent and active Democrats in this city
was 80 Disguised with Finch's speech that
he pronounced it one Of the weakest, most
iow-fung, BLACKBOARD things lie ever
heard" We thought him good judge.
c. Macallister, the Wizard, will be ia the
city this week, and will exhibit = variety Of
feats Of diablerie, said to be equal to those
Of the greatest magicians.
DESoUxcrsG HALL.-Mr. Finch stigmatis
the sending OF the Investigating Committee
10 Kansas ~ . proceeding "unheard OF
IN the legislation Of this or any other
country on God's earth" Hall voted for
the commission.
CT The safe Of the steamer Atlantic. lost |
on Lake Erie, has been recovered. II con- |
tanned 5000 in gold and e3l 900 in bank |
bills. The water is about LIS feet deep
where the Atlantic lies.
SArEs.-An advertisement Of Messrs. Till
inghass, Lane Bucl appears elsewhere TO-
day. The article which they advcrtixe is
thus referred to by the Chicago Times Of
few days back:
LILIES SArEs-A SEVERE TEsr-In the
great IRE on State street, dav before yester-
day, one Of Lilies chilled iron safes vas
subjected TO severe trial of its powers to
resist heat. THIS safe, snal sized one.
vas in the Office Of Capt. Sutherland's liycryf
stable, snl was subjected 10 the most intense
heat Tor nearly four hours. Ga removing
and opening it yesterday morning, the con-
senS, consisting Of quantity Of loose pa
pers, were found to be entirely uniniu
The woodwork on the interior was not even
scorched, except that the mahogany veneer
ing on the drawers was sprung 80 that it
peeled OF. The top and sides OF the safe
were slightly cracked By water being thro IN
upon II, while st = white heat, BY the en-
ginssi otherwise it p.ssed through the 6ery
ordeal sriumphAntly, coming out almost -
good ~ new.
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n. -. Embich's.

Northweat corner Of johnson aud Third streets
MILL b foand ono Sf the finest stocks Of staple
w ard Fancy Dry Uoois to be found in thi. city.
u compfisss al 10 ssecSsary ard desirable goods
Tor lAdies ,0satiemcn's aud Children wear Their
stock Of fancy silks. bareges de Anes, rhallices
Tissues laws, viiiants, robf, ooths cassi.ne
vestinGs, TO-. n full aud complete. Families will
ind smhrAosd in this stock.
Linen and cotton pillow casing.
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lacc and Swiss Drspcry curtains,
Fig. and plain A oil prn,e
Lancaster aud AiiAndaie auilts
Bed ticking, furnit urc prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton toweling.
Together with almost every criticize usually kept
10 exclusive dry good stores.
Determined I'd sell goods for close profits, We re-
ppecffui,y solicit share of public patronage.
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PATRICK & GROUSE,
49,. DEALERS <
PIANO FORTES.
Shoot Music, ana

Mo STC 10 NJ r * y II ~ q ZE
g ALE ROOM over Howe 4 Lock - A
~ waoi's Store, Second street, ~ ~ES
tween Main AID johnson, Keokuk. VAhA
Iowa. We shall always keep IN hand V
an elegant assortm mt Of Pianos from ths bert
makers: Child Bishops Meodsons; Martin, Hall
Sons and Imported Guitars; French and German
Violins; American and Imported F'uses; Fiutinas
and Accordeons; Fine French. English aud Italian
Vi.lin strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction ,o.s. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold at Manufacturer prices and always war
ranted. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru-
ment, repaired. Owag to the low stage VI water in
Tue Oaio Niver ~ are at unable ~ present 10 ret
any portion of our age stock Of Pianos here except
: few shipments ~ railroad, which are expected
soon.
Keokuk, June -. d3m.
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cas- 900 worth 81 Property GsH sale
On Credit.
WISH to sell 20 feet IN johnson street, bet. 5th
and 9th sts., ~ &120 per foot. 2, 3. 4, S, g.
and years. At per cent interest Also 20 feet on
Sd bet ween Exchange and Back sts., and Lots T. 8,
and g. in block No 2oo payable in one and two years
Also undivided one-eiahth Of Block No. 1872 and
Lots 7, SO, 10, Ii and ~, in Block No. 1913; also
l64 feet ends Of Lots 10, and II Block No.
rs. All situated in keoknk. Also so acres Of
Land we'll located in jackson Township, one nfth
cash, balance ia /, I: and years
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from 50 800 to $40 600.
who is "A good business man, without any old fogy
t.ndencies.) TO engage in the LUMBER business.
Juiy2--d III. I.
lust NED-A lot of Peters Eclectic IL
- auofortc School; u work arranged from the
t,st European calnposers with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also, 3srtim's, Hunters and Rich
ARSON sInstructons for Plane togethr with all the
popular works for Melolcon. 3nitar. Violin, Flute,
&c., by PATRICK d GROUSE.
"a 81. bet. Main 4 johnson, up stairs.
keokuk, July S-dm
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o. AMERr0'

q. ODEDTOR
Ia EEpS stOck ri Family 0rperica Z yarioty az
IN Icys, ~ - aaaprtmsnt a Musical Instfu-
nsat. for saIs . Main Street, bstwssn Gesoa1 an1
Kaaxo. mar q, lot3.a
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Fer sale Or CAartar.

Fer saIs Or CAars~r.
vCSHR steamer "MARY c." as shc
lies st the St. Louis wharf, in
complete Running order, having bssn
thoroughly OveShauled and ro-attrd1
this spring For purticulsrs apply IL Of a1lfeen
AUDDA HUGHES,
S1s lSou ~. Louis.
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New stock.
COMSIOCk 4 BROS.
STOVES
AND
Timers Stock.

ouVO ipo. " ~ Ahu IoeIi copper Attttht Ho0 ~
10 inches.
5000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. IA to n.
1000 packages Plymouth kyot-, iion and tin q,
from sox. Ia IL iba.
500 boxes Tin plate
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 to No rs.
100 grrs Tea kettle breasts and co, ere from q -
ia inch, d.
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from to Q inch.
% q" do sco!loiNa and plain dinner piatee
30 do Stove ornaments assorted
go do Oval Tea Pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tn'd ears.
so do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
zoo do Of 10. p and pep,er knsAs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Sponts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets;
Copper Rvets and Burs;
Bucket Handles
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key
COM iOCk 4 BROTHERS
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....... KEOKUK, low A.

b. had ut any gallery West Of Chicago. Having
instruments thelargcst size, they enabled 10
take Dagu sncotyp,s and Ambrotyres three times ~
larg n any ever bfore taken in this city. Alsn.
Photographs FROM miniature 10 Life Sise, either
plain colored in oil water crsyon co.ors, which
are pronounced by the best judges TO BE- superior
airy other picture.
Miniatures neatly inserted in lockets, pins and
rings.
All pictures warranted durable.
Instructions given in every branch OF the art, in
GLIDING Cuttings Patent Ambrotypc Process.
Ju.yll-d j. c. CUE 4 BRO.
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e A. G. SHELDON, n
10, Main 81. Ke Okuk, Iowa. -

$50, Main 81. Ke oknk, Iowa. -
WILL again offer to the public an immense stock
OF HATS aud GAPS, all new Sp.ing and Sn inner
STYLES.
EXTRA Mole SKIN HATS,
WHITE BIAvER HAIRS,
GENrs' SoFr DxEss HArs,
FRENCH FELr liars.
FfSE Wool HAIRS,
Low PRICE Wool HArs,
CHILDREN'sFAScY HArs l. CARS.
In fact,
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered ia this
Market.
Any QUANTITY or STRAW GooDs.
PANAMA HATS,
LEGHoRN HAIRS.
PALM LEAR HArs,
PEDAL HATS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
SILK UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,]
SILK, LIsLR THsEAD, Wool AND Co7rcE
TIES,
sCARFs,
CRAVATS.
SUSPENDERS.
Also, Z numerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. C. SHELDONs~4
May Bed No. IS Main Street.
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DLAID6.-Thoss beautiful Scotch and Tartan
PlAlds, every variety ean b fnund q
ssp35dAv WOODWARD cos
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=. r. 4 r. BOWER,
tcu~~essars 10 Bruce h Daniels. J
Wholesale GrocoY9.

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MO DO. old stand. south side Of Main street, be-
- tween Third and Fourth sts.. keokuk. lows.
N. I've will make liberal cash advances on all
produce or merchandise sent to for sale here or
for shipment. and solicit consignm~nts. Country
produce Of all kinds wanted. for which will
paw the highest market price in cash or goods.
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!, New Firm.
w. nj. FOSTER ACO..
AT THE OLD STAND or y. \. CHAMBERLAIN,
Kilbourne's Ner Block, Main St., Keokuk,
JoDBERs AND DEALERS
| DRY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOoDs,
GILT coRN1cEs & BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &c.,
w. M. rOaTER 4 90.
NJ. N. Chamberlain wond respectfully inform his
III Friends and Customers that he is still 10 b
found AT the old stand, ready to them here
tofore, to the best Of his ability.
Keo.uk. June I. '5s--daw
\NMITE and Fancy Linen Drilis--very choice
w patterns, at FOSTER C0.'s.
NJ. n. Chamberlain = Old nd,
June7d kiihourne's Block. Main st.
DAkEGE and Muslin R,bes. wy ,handsome and
- cheap al W. NJ. FOSTER 4 Cc.'s.
June7d kilbournc's BECK.
I CASE Parasols just received by express, and viii
L be sold chespby w. NJ. FOSTER 4 Co.
June7d kilbonrne's Biloxi.
+ vouNTERPANEs ard Toilet Quilis-soms very |
~ rich patterns, ut very low prices,by
Junc7d ". NJ. FOSTER co.
nOTTED swiss Muslin, Oh cks and stripes Tor /
- Ladies' Basques. just received by expressst. /
". NJ. FOSTER 4 co.'s
NJ. N. Chamberlain Old Stand,
June7d kilbonrnes Block, Mai, st.
TSRESII arrival Of Domestic Cords at
Il junc24 W.M. FOSTER6 cos
pkOWN sheclings and shirtings, BY the bale, for
- sseby lja2il W. NJ. FOSTER CO.
L wholesaleby [ie24l W.M FOSTER AGO.
vlyICklNG and Hickory Shifting for sale a, whole
sale By fie2.l W. NJ FOSTER co.
4 MEXICAN and English prints. first rate as
\ sortment for sale ut wholesale by
junea4 W. NJ FOSTER AGO.
II AREGEs Musiins and Chsl!i., for sale u re
- duccd prices 20 clos. them out.
june24 WM FOSTER AGO.
!
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II cord.

We have sold our stock Of Groceries to Mossrs.
r. I. / r. BOWER, who will continue the business
at our old stand. We recommend them to our
friends and old customers upright and honorable
men, and solicit for them continuance Of the pat
ronage 50 liberaity bestowed upon Us.
Az us are anxious 10 close mp our old business,
We have to request that those who are indebted to
us will settle possible, and those whom
No are indebted will present their sccouuts for SET
Element. Our soks AMI papers are 81 the ollcc Of
B. Y. 4 +. Bower, where We may DO found.
i.17dowkwy BRUCE DANIELS
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CR ACk ERS! cRACNE 0Sl
NOTICE To r.. 4ALI.OWAY'a WHOi.ES AT

=
CUSTOMERS:
vIsHAT In consequence Of his being about 81 build
ana enlarge his Machine Cracker and Bread
Bakery. NJ will not be abic after two weeks to a.
tend 70 any orders Tor 1t least ) lnonths
he requests those in.x&ut 10 give him speedy no.
slee X. GALLOWAY.
1elSef JOHNSON A., between Sd aud 9Th.
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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO..


sIoN or THE GoRrIsE LOCK, l59 UNION RLocK,
Main Street, keokuk, I0wd,
WhOicSAle and Retail Dealers.
A RE receiving large andg neral assortment Of
IA HARDWARE & HOuSEK EEPING WARES.
to which the attention Of dealers and customers il
respectfully invited.
Keokak, May 81, '56-dxw.
French Language Academy.
Third 1t, bet Main johnson. corner Of the Alley.
(NLASSRS BY MADiMEE. DU cOsrE Forchi.d
~ ron FROM TO ~ O'Clock =. III. Terms s. per
nloniii. Z.
For Ladies and young lies, from 2 to S D. M
Terms $l3 for . course Of months, e times =
wesk.l Particular lessons Also given. Apply from
10 p m.
G.ntlemens Evening Glasses, by II. LIMIT, eve
~ Monday. Wedne, iay anu Friday, from toy ..
~. Terms Sl2. for course VI Z months
The Glasses will open Monday, july IA, 1856.
keokuk, July lid
Look HER r !! DRY IUMBERli
yX7E have now on hand and ODER for sale nj our
w Yard on johnson st corner Of sth = very an
perior lot Of Dry Lumber consisting Of 500 NO6 feat
Of W.
Clear inch, ~ inch, and 8 inch
Common. First and Second,
Flooring. dressed,
Shingles aud Laths.
Scantiing and Joists
All OF which we will sell ~ low A. the lowest for
cash. DERMOnY = McrAITA
Juys-um ARsnte.
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= I~..n. -. Ia a.. - -. ~ ~ "in "u
,,a,aa ae n"ase la , n.s soms' goo cellar, an
~. -s;ah 81, ~ .ns '1sn " farming
TT M
M. j. h,1.n 100 -
| / - WV" 80 ~ e"y ~, cn
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Tn8 undersigned has removed his whoiesale
= lot and Sh0e business to No. 80, North Main
etfsee between ID and 81, two dors west Of ~. Hss
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CUES skY-LIGHT DAGIERREAN
GALLERY.

No. Sc. Main Street
IN II T. subscribers
L would inform the
public that they are
now prepared to fur
mis- n great r variety
Of pictures than can
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SuGAR Kettles from To 40 gallons Ovens and
- Lid odd Lids Skilets and lids assorted c, q
Iron Tea Kettles; Japaned Trunks J. pndJ;r. a
nce M"uids Scoiloped and Ilan Cake Pans: Tea
.anisters square and round assorted; Lard I, INNS
In ware and Steve Pipe House, sheet iron and con
per work done prompiiy. in the very b.st manner.
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