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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-19
Red River 4 New Orleans Packet.

ssss@sa, a THE well known substantial steamboat
EsaaasassfS C. HAYS, ISAAC WRIGHT, master,
Es:sEszsssza having been locked and put in COM
pee order, has resumed hertrps as regular packet
b.tween New Orleans aud Shreveport, Port Caddo,
Benton, Smithand, Jefferson, Grand Bayou, Campte,
Grand Ecore, and all intermediate landings and plan
slicns on the route The C. Hays is in every respect
as good as new boat, and her officers Of great expe
sisnce in the trade and will make of every effort
iogive satisfaction. Captain Wright soliciis the pat
ronagc Of his old friends For freight passage, APP
alv ~ hoard iYE%E%@ IN g march
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-19

Terms of sale--casa, with the benefit of appraise.
mfnt. 5@ #es IN0 Al IE,WIS n, sbar;a [E
Shreveport, March 10, 1885, ss5a5 Jpf.s3o AZ
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Committed to Jail

feb20-4t* Powellton, Harrison county, Tex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

THE DIsPUTED JUDOF,HIP.-Mr. Davies remained
at lis rost On Wtdnt day with the unweared at
tnticn to his duties which be has mnu ,ted through
out. He appeared to have lees time for the news
paper than upon previous days, though the attend
ance Of the bar was by no means crowded. As APP
pears from tie suboined report he has granted Sec
ond decree Of divorce. At the General Term to-nor
row, some further developments of this controversy
may be expected, but rumor does not tell u what
Before Judge CLERKE.
Theodore u. Butler agt. james NJ. Dayton, &c.
-Juds ment for defendant, Lyman, with costs
George Il. Fairfield agt. Roller Root.-Judgment
on the ground fiyooune OF answer granted unless de-
rdan puts ia amended within ten days and pays
80 costs. -,
John Mckenzie agt. jeanette Mckenzie, &c
Judgment OF divorce granted.
Before Judge DAVIES.
Frederick Luhrmann agt. Henrietta ID. VI. Luhr-
srnLe, usual decree for divorce be entered end sane
admitted 10 ~ for approval
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
DIED.

cOSOyFR-On Monday evening Feb 10, sfer a loni snl
Painful lines. the residence Of his bo;hernsW LOUIS
tONOVER aged - yesrs 10 days
fSSYDrovned Jan. 49, in the Calf Of Gusyaqu n the
IStb YEA, Of hs age HIRAM L. Grassy, New CsaAal c.
Sra Hudson CITY " J. Feb II. in the th yea. Of
ier .se MARY JANE MILLER daughter of Jacob Miller.
forneriy OF Ovid. Senees Co, N. Y -
NOJ-At Brooklyn. Tuesday evening FEB 49, IL the oh
~ 49, ~ N. age TfEOPHILUS S. MOTT.
TIE relative. and friends Of tie family are respectfully
1900 ~. funeral from the house OF bis father. q. r.
NOT Ne isS Jsy-si o'clock. Friday the IA INST
,v.RSTPI M. city on the 18th inst Ia the ~ year q
b.. sse LEONARD c. WARSHR.
T ,e,ns rs,s inferred 10 the Cemsery Of the EVsreenN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

For ErRoPE.-The British mail steamer Persia,
Capt. Judkns sailed yesterday for Liverpool, with
one hundred and tythree passengers and 100000 in
specie.
FoR CAIHoRSIA-The United States mail steamer
George Law sailed yesterday for A'pinwal with pas
s.reerS bound to California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
COURT CALEyDAR....T THIS DAY.

UxIrKD STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. q, 81,
~, a, 20, 50, -, IS. s. 81.
p Grated motions will DO disposed Of after which the
following causes on the Argument Calendar Will be called
No 10 H. H. 49, IS 10 A. a. 90 ~, lO3 lO5 49, 80 80, o.
C7 l3 Is b. go b. S. CO. S. TO- l0 100 $780, H. 49, 49,
no s. lt2 rs I48. Is, 62, lC6. rs, l5s.
SUPRENE CoURT-CRcUIT-Nos le9, 2033, 203i
g. 90 s2 35 So "a 1884, So lS4 2l3 49, 3l 49, 81 1916
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. "a, COZ, $50, 7l2, 81, l@j
7f6 l6 3I co. 5l9 1876 7lj 10 7ls inclusive III % rs IN
elusive.
COMMON FLEAs-Juries discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
MARRIED.

BRowN-ROBERTsOn the eth inst A the order Of ths
Society Of Friends. EDWARD II. BROWN snd MARY 2.
RORERTs dAushter OF John ;. Roberts Of this city.
HYpE-SHEPARD-At Boston, Mas tee. "a, By the Rev.
= p Ms,in Of Medford, HENRY II. HYDE, Of New lorf
foSARAH Is. dsughier Of the late Preston shepard.
Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday, FEB. %, By the
Raw John NJ krtbs. DID, Mr.. J. ". {. LEEERIDGE 70
N...IffCY C. ELLIOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

n
The Assembly Chamber filled last evening 70
listen to the address OF Philip e. Schuyler, e+q Of
Kansas The Hon. Mr.. Squire of 1t. Lawrence, was
called to the Char, ana y. ID. COie OF Albany, APP
pointed Secretary
Mr.. SCHUYLER spoke for an hour and half and gave
q deeply interesting narrative OF the cir umstanceS
which have marked the settlement and political history
of the Territory. His manner was extremely mid anu
dccorous towaid the 4" Rufians" who have disturbed
be quiet and peace of the inhabitants OF Kansas; but
his descriptions were very graphic ana Impressive;
He demonstrated, TO the satisfaction Of every candid
mind that there is an overwhelming fTee-Stae senti-
met in the Territory, and that that sentiment would
have secured easy and peaceful TN lmph but for the
lawless nvasions from Missouri.
As the result of those iEyasOns, Pro Slavery Legs
ature was elected by Missouri votes and tia; Legs
ature enacted laws whose mOnstIous character Is IN
keeppg with their "Rufian" enactOrs. Some OF
those laws were drafted for the express purpose OF
having them disobeyed by the free-State men.
Amolg them the enc precludng, under severe pen
ntes public expression of the ega.ity OF the intro
duction of slaves into the Territory and another, en-
uowerng inspectors of election to exclude any mans
vote who should refuse TO swear to support all the
laws of the Territory, and the Fugitive Slave Law be-
sidesl
Mr.. s. gave an interesting account Of "Squatter
life OF the causes of the recent border war, OF the
gallant b, airing Of all the Free-Sats men and women,
and Of tie deenses erected to repuse any attempts
which might be made upon Lawrence by the Border
Ruffiarf.
He closed with an appeal for material aid from the
friends OF Freedom at the East: That aid was n1s-
ensabe To the successful termination of the struggle
IN the Territory. With such aid Kansas can be Sc
cured to Freedom. Without it, the Free-State men
may be crushed, if not utterly extermnated 1t was
n direct war between Slavery and Freedom and he
felt that b. had night to give emphasis to bis press
ing appeal.
mittee Of Consultation was appointed: Messrs. [. +.
Williams. Pierce, II. II. Van Dyck, Daniel Leggett
VIM Barnes NJ. McGOun, Bradford X. Wood, Wild
- r. Cole and DeOdatus Wright.
The foregoing Committee are requested to meet this
evening at the office of VIM. Barne-, esq, IN the
Atheneum Building, No. i42 Broadway.
TIE Committee is composed Of earnest and eticien.
men, Hundreds Of citizens ready 20 subscribe
TO the Kansas Fund of Freedom. But ~ be cfcc i've
this aid should be promptly extended. Albany should
raise 90 coo before the cose OF the week The
titles that the money shall be discreeily and honestly
applied ample. Alb. Eve. Jour, 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

1.es,,t-Ipcreass the ports over last year.
"a, ~. 49, is,s..s compared with 1883 lt3 0 Ezports
ies.,e =, res Britain 900 bale. esersase 70 same dsss
a. "a e cco Tnrrease to 10 900 bales arns une On
Ies 20 Irereass 10 other foreign ports lzoo bsies;
tsn,s lime In 1858. q. oco bales
The returns made to the Treasury Department show
That that the importation Of Iron of all kinds in tho
year ending June 1855 amounted to 42s go tans, at
valuation of Oh, s24,776.
The measures introduced into the Georgia Legsla-
ture regarding the Atlanta Bank George Smith q Co.
of Chicago have been defeated BY vote OF 30 10 70
in the Senate.
The New Orleans papers of Thursday last intimate
that there ia uueasness among the Texan creditors m
that city concerning the shape in which the Debt 'u'
was passed by the Legislature Of that State NO copy
Of the bill has yet been received, but rumor prevails
that il contains proviso TO the effect that renaaeA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
ADDRESS OF PHILIP c. SCHUYLER. ESQ.

How. VIM L. Mercy, Secretary Of State United Sts -
Wellington City District Of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21

% Wiz. Lake Store RR.. y
80 Cleveland a Pttsig R. 81;
go OaIeps& Chiceg 90 K. b. llzt
80 dO.........,.bD.llzi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-29

TTHREE daily Through Trains, between Philadsl-
j phia and Pittsburg.--TsE MaassSe MAIL TRAM
leaves Phladclphia fur Pit,sbprg at u A. NJ, and
Httsbnrg for Philadelphia at A. M. THK FAsf
LuK leaves Philadelpha for Pttsburg at p. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS Tram leaves Philadelphia for
Pitsburg At u p. NJ, and Pistsburg for Philadel-
phiA Mt 10 p. n.
The above lines connect .. Pittsburg with Rail-
roads to aud from st. Louis, NO.; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.; Frankford, Lexington and Lou
isville, KY. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette aud
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Colsm-
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massiion aud Wooster. Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets eau be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from tho West
will find this the shortest aud most expeditions
route To Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J.. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. i 1885. --ly
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nVHE GrcAt Central Route, conr ecting Iho Allan
i tic cities with Western. Nori western aud South
western States, by continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects at Pittsbrg with daily line
Of Steamers 20 all ports the WESTERN Rivers and
Ut Cleveland and Sanlusky With Steamers to AL
ports on the Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and reliable by which Freight
can be forwarded TO ard from the Great West.
RATES BErwEgy rHILApr:PaiA AID PfTrsDua0.
FIRsr CLAss.--Boo:s. Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tin boxes Furs, sc. per 100 lb.
Feathers dc..
2d dCLAss.-- Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin balcs,) Sec. per 100 ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLASs.--Anvils, Bsgging, !
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk,) Soc. per 100 ID.
Hemp, tc..
4th Class. Coffee, Fish, Ba-
con and Pork. (paeked) Lard, ! ieo. per 100 ID.
and Lard OIL
FLOUR-Sl per lbl. until further notice.
GRAIN--5U cts. per loo lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not xceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
va In shipping Goods from any point East o
Philadel phia be particular Ia mark package 'svia
Pennsylvania Railroad. All foods consigned /,
the Agents Of thisy Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGExTs-Harris, Wosmley 4 Co., Mem
pbs. Tenn Il. f. Sass & Co., ST. Louis; j. S. Mitch
ell Son, Evansville. Ind; Dumesnil, Bell 4 Muir
dock. ard Carter L Jeweit. Louisville, ky.; X. c
Mcldrum, Madison, lnd sprigman Brown, sn'
Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati; n. ". Graham 4 Co.
Zancsvile, Ohio Lecch 4 Co.. 81 Kilby street, Bos
ton, Leech CO., No. Astor House, New York Ne
l William street. and No. :. Blttery Place. Nev
York; L. J. sneedsr, Philadelphia Magraw l
Koons, baltimore; Geo. c. Franciscus. Pittsburg.
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOAiBAERT, SUIT, Aitoonsa Pa.
nov Is lS55.--l
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M. W. Hicks. NJ. D.,

City of keokuk. owa,-Of6ce second ST., between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., in addition to the usual
II methods Of inserting artificial teeth
Ia In possession Of the exclusive right ~lIYYyy
for this city Of mounting the "continu-
Gus gum work." universally admired foreaheii
beauty and cleanliness.
He il also mounting teeth on Gutta Percha.
apr is 1856 dwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-29

eI AMEn AIN ANuEx2GANAS.
g1yHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
i nonnce to the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily Sunday cxecptcd) for Fairfield, Os-
kalotsa For, Des Moines and Council Blu1s, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham, Ashland, Agency City, Ottumwa, Ed
dyville, Oskaloosa PeIla, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
Fl Des Moincs.
From Oskalcosa ttri-weekly) to Council Bluhs, via
Bellsfontain Knoxville Pleasantly Indianola, St.
Charles, Winterssit, Indiantown, Silver Greek, 70
Council Bluffs.
Also from Ottumwa via Dlakesburg, Abba, In
grange to Charlton, tri-weekly.
Aleo from Kekoak, Daily, via Warren, Farmington,
BonAparte, Bentossrort kecsauqua, Pittsburg Troy,
" Rloomfeld.
Also 70 Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Dconsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers. st
Coaches leave keokuk for all the Above places ct
o'clock. A. NJ.
~ Office on Main Street, second door above thu
Lacledc House. X. A. McCHESNki, Agent.
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LIMEy LIME!Y

yTYE, the undersigned, would Inform our friends
wv and the public in general, that We have just
burned kiln Of arst rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand fall supply of sGid article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
Kilns the Arst below the corporation limits.
mch1ldd6m B. ZWAkT 4 co.
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VNoULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public to their stock Of the frst quality Of
Marble, which they hare just received direct from
the East which they enabled to sell st cheap
rate as can be obtained in St. Louis.
We are deternined to aet upon the motto
'.sAALL Pao1iTs AND Qu9CK REruRAs.'
Give . call and We pledge ourselves to show you
as fne marble, and - good workmanship, both In
| the ornamental and plain styles, ~ can be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have smother extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared TO
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street. between Main and Blondeau.
April 5. 1854. Il
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DIR. J. X. KICKER.

- = II u u " AN y u - -
FURNISHES Block Teeth or n!inuoux ~r-.
1 gums, mounted gold platina ~
and all operations Of the profession per-~1111D
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
~ Teeth mounted on Gutta Percha.
Ufice on Biondcau, betwasn sd and 4th streets,
keokuk. mch21 -dIy
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DENTAL SUH 0E1f. !.
nR. r. 8. BARBER would respect !.

IL fully inform his patrons and the
public generally, that he has fitted upQ1J"
: handsome suite of rooms, sparing
neither pains or expense 70 make them elegant and
comfortable, in the brick building west side Of Sd,
between Main and johnson streets. Thankful for
past favors, he solciis continuance of the same.
IF All operations warranted
apr24diy
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0PKCIAL NOTICE.

TOHN TrBBE would respectfully recommend him
II self to the nhAhitanss af keokuk and Its yicinl.
", " IN kTtiyt In 81 Lasd%e~fes- aifta
furfraits either on wood or canvass, or any other
substance for the decoration Of parloSs, rooms,
stsamboat cabins, and IL also prepared 10 do Paper
Hanging IN the best style and to give lessons in the
above named art Paintings can be examined at Og-
dens bookstore Main street, near ID and also at
p. McArthur's Picture Gallery on johnson street
near the Post Office, aud orders may be loft at Z.
Obsrtop' . on Main street. near Sd. mcll3d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-29
KEOKUK: THURSDAY, MAY 90 1856.

henry r. scHoi1K, GDwiN \. GRANT
sCHOLTE q GRANT,
PELLA....................MA MARION CO.. IOWA,
bankers, LAND AGENTS, and N0TAR4ES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Unitod sts4A Life In
aurancc Company, lows State Fire JuSurance Com
pauy, Cocper'r Cinrk's steam Engine Manuiacto-
~, and for sli mportant agricultural machines.
Editors and Proprietors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Indep pendent in Polite. and Rcligion-42
per annun. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
ocyi9 dwIv
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.. HaElMsTREET.

+ INION Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng %
" lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuns, Brushes,
Perfumery, faaey Articles, Ac., 40
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. physiciaps'
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, and in case viii any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
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!. q. DEEBE,

y. 3. 0EERE,
AEAIN Street, between Sixth and Seventh, Whole
IN sale ana Retail Dealer in Stores, Hollow Wsre,
Timers Stock, &c. Also manufacturer Of Tin,
Copper, and Sheet Iron wares.
Iron. which viii warrant to give sstisfaction.
July -, 1885. dly J. 3. BkEbk.
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACIUKT.
DLANK Books made and ruled 70 any required
ID pattern Court Records, Justices Dockcts, AS
scssors' Books, Poll Books, &c. &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound Or re-
bound In any style desired.
Eo- Ny BindeYy viii be found on Second Street,
next door 70 the Athepeum, sign Of the 'fBg Book.
Jan. 26, lS54.---dAw. ISAAC N. HERCR.
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~ WHANNEkKNe
1lYKR AND, 6CUUkER. On 4th IT., between
~ johnson and Exchange, where he will renovatt
and make 10 appear ~ new, al kipdsof Ladies' cad
Gentlemen's apparel. such IS Grape, broscha, cas.
simerc and woolcn shawls, cashmere, silk and meri
no dresscs rugs. piAnoand table covers window and
damask urtains, &c.
All Of tho abovs and every other article Of cloth
ing colored in any of the fancy or plain colors.
hope BY close attention and knowiedge Of my bus
insss, to give general satisfaction.
nov 2Sd&w6m WIN. MANNERS.
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E NJ OVAL.


"A STAR CLOTHING sToRE-H. sTRAUs
R zoo. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ end Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No IS Main stsse door 70 g. B. Billinga where
thcy wilbe happy to their old friends, and many
new ones.
~ Our spring stock viii be received At an
early day, when weshall present unssual advanta-
gasta the trade. feh2sd
To she Clti1ens - keokuk.
vlNHE subscriber would announce 70 the citizens of
y keokuk that be has just received stock Of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman .
weas ever brought to Keokuk; consisting Of French
and American cloths, cassimeree and vestings pnsh-
=, yelvsts grenadines, cashmerss &C.. which he viii
make up on the shortest notice and in the best style
to order. The subscriber has also hand fine a.
sorfment of shirts, cravAts, scarfs, collars, re.
yep II JAMES NJ. TYLER.
To the Merchants % Iown.
NEW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE
% WAPLES d Co., having taken the Store, 4a
Market Street, PhilAdelphia, formerly oceu.
pied by Fasaitt Co.,l and having secured the sar
vices OK the most tasty cutters, are now Manu-
factaring an entirely stock Of Clothing Of eve
~ description, and II s intention at all times
70 keep large stock Of the and most desira
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
p. WAPLEs, formerly Of Dubuque, having spen
the last twenty years In the West, and knowing th
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all those tina
he may have tho pleasure Of doing business with
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think, cannot b
surpassed, ~ AL Shirts, Collars, etc, ETC., ar
| made to order.
/ IL viii afford ~ much pleasure TO- hare you cal
and make . personAl examination Of our stock.
August 3, IS55.--dly +. NAPLES / co.
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Spring ana Summer - 1850.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. n. HUTCHINSON. IA lS JAS. DRWEY
HUTCnINSON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TATInRR

MERCHANT TAIIOKH,
THIRD street, between Main and Johnson, Keo-
xuk Iowa, have just reviewed n their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
and excellent supply cf Broadcioths, Cassimcrcs,
Vestngs, and 0entls mcn's Furnishing Goods, Of all
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall be
done in the most approved and satisfactory
They are eonstansly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best material to give
then call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports IT Fashions.
aplO-dIy HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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HSPARkLING and bright,
In the iiouid light

Is the water III our glasses
Msssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and pa rons, that they have again put
in operation their fountain, which dispenscs its cool
aud delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices OF most delicious fruits and flowers. A win
ter's rest has enabled Messrs. N. H. 10 make such
improvements in the manufacturing process, that
they say unhcsitatingly il cannot he surpassed by
any Ernted water in the world. Call and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place, n Main street.
"Behold the mark,
A little fountain cell
Where water clear ~ diamond spark,
my3d In a stone basin fell"
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock of Paints, Oils
IA Glass, varnish, &C., &c., ON hand and for sale
BY MooRs HoorxR, Druggists. Main ST., below
Third, consisting in part Of
White Lead, pure 4 No. /.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and In oil put up
In I, 2, 4, 8 and ~ ib cans.
Copal VArnish,
Japan do
White do
Leather do
Glass Of best brands aud various sizes,
All Of which they will sell cheaper than any other
house in the city, ier cash
Give as call MOORE 4 HOOPER.
September 3, lS55.-d
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+ (NOULDSA ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers Of
~ Earthenware, China and Glassware, No. 90
Versey Street, New York, would ssy to Merchants
and dealers generally that, having established .
Cash House in this branch Of trade, they arc fully
convinced that they can sell Cruckery etc. at such
prices will pay the purchaser Ane profit retail
Experience has proved very conclmiveiy TO W that
by adhering strictlyYo the cash system, We can at
ord to sell from ten 70 twenty per cent. below the
regular credit trade prices.
To this end We ask examination Of our styles
and pricca list Of which will be forwarded BY mail
to any party desiring.
very carcfally relscked for the country trade
July n. ls56.-dly.
CARRIAGE MANUEACTORY,
On johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
10y O'BRiAN I GO. Having per- -.
- nanen.iy established oursslvsso -
in keokak, with nm ample supply VI H.2l
the very best material for the man
ufacture Of Carriages, Baggies, Gigs and Hacks,
We are prepared to make all articles in our line,
in the very bsst style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable iesi.s and prompt notice.
Sept ~, lS55-diy
~ W. RUNYAN CO, having established them
~. selves on the south side Of Fourth street near
~ the Market House, have received large and well
selected stock Of Groceres to which they respectfu
y callfhe attention Of the citixens Vt Keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered ia any
part Of the city FREQ Of charge. fdsc. ~, dtf.
SNAvIN0 AND HAIR.CUTTHNG.
INHE saloon Of George Cabus, below Parsons
! Bank, on Main street, il the favorite resort Of
uentemen for clean shaving, agreeable champooing,
and Scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
fne soaps, PomAfum Brushes OF all kinds, Crsvats,
Collars. &c., always on hand, and cheaper than
| elsewhere. GEO. CABUS.
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