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Books and Stationery,


PECENTLY received an extensive assar.,,e,,, os
IL Standard and Miscellaneous Books embracire
WORKS WORKS on Theology, the Sciences Arts. Masonry,
l1is'ory etc, tine and common Bibles PRAYER Rocks
hymn books: the works of Shakespeare Byron Nil
t'h Scott Burns. and other distinguished authors:
variety OF Novels and light literature: Dictionaries
fatninars Spelling Books, Readers Biographies and
auas Arfthmeucs, and other School Books: Blank
BOOKS IN great variety, letter, cap and note Paper
Feiopes red and black ink. waiers sand sealing way
s'esl pens pen holders. pencils, etc. All OF which
WIN DC sold at the lowest prices. By
Jpn2a T. Fl. MORRIS. Druggist and Bookshelf
CoNGREss WATER. seidlstz powders: BatII....
~ tasteiess ssidletz powders; Tarrantss apn.r.s-
HenFF ealcined asagnesa: cream tartar tartarie
iime luce; sup carb: soda; citrie acid: cart:
fresh hops; Jamaica ginger. etc. for sale by
ny7e --------- WI, BALL.
~ PieEs-Ciayes, allspiee. mace. natmegs. esn,.-
~ mon, cassia ginger, mustard black pepper. am;
every DESCRIPTION of tiayoriHg extracts nr sale hs
- 80 ------==- WI BALL. /
OERFuMERY-A complete assortment = $500
"a teiiainery, ancy Soaps, Pastes, Lotions Hair
is nom the NEST celebrated rnanafa cturers sai
= Innaol WI. BALLS Drag Store.
E'REsH LIME JuICE-The must agreeable 49,
= efase nse.i during the summer months Fors.lal
- langl2l W II. BALLS Dsue-stare
NuPERIoR YEAS Pow DEKs-54 a. $500
- nor Yeast Powders, in 1. and tb bores .s-t
ale a. lausl5 WI BALLS Drug Store.
A LARG stock Of Window Glass, from s.I1 :,
= = T. ias24. Iusf received and for sale ~
n.g5o WM BALL.
4 LARGE assortment Ut Wal PapeTS, Of The Ta.es.
END NEST heas;ifol patterns just received ard f
: W 2. MIXERS
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Choice Liquors and Wines,

Choice Liquors and Wines.
> CASKS Castiilon Brandy; ...-
- casks w. S. Florit Red Cogaac;
4 casks Imp. brandy;
10 bbls old MonongaheIa Whisky; -.
10 do old rye do -.-.-.
10 kegs Tuscaloosa do
casks Duff Gordon's Sherry Wine:
do Warehouses; MADEIRA do ...s
~ do Pastna do do --.4
So 0GLESBY & GRISWDJ n
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Stationery,

pLANh BOOKS Of every description; letter, cap.
l) record and note paper: yellow. white fancy note
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters: steel
pens; lead pencils playing cards; chessmea; chess
boards; dice; red tape; linen and twine wrap
Ping paper; black red and carnline inks etc fr sale
nv Tnly30l WN RAFT
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FISh's PATENT BURIAL CASES.
NHE undersigned having purchased the entire right
Il for this parish for the sale Of Fisks Patent Burial
Gases, prepared furnish them at less prices than
the ordinary wood Collins be manufactured for
supply always on hand at the corner of Texas and
McNeal streets.
my26 WATDRAN e. PFNDaIr
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So New Orleans Slave Depot, -
- NO. io5 1fayier street. between Easoaie q.
- and Cafondelet streets
). W bOAZMAN. keeps constantly on hand g l.rrs
and well selected stock of SLAVES for sale heroes
also bought and sold on commission Refer 10 II n
Cooper; Wright Williams & Co.; s O. Nelson & Co.
geo. NJ Finekard; Williams, Phillips s. Co.; Moses
Greenwood & Co.; Moon. Titus g. Ca: f. " #Tgaras
& Co.; Buchanan. Carroll & Co. aas5
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Norris istriHgent Mixture.
On HHGT Ed DEaGTnv

------------- On; NI1OILItd NLMLU
nURISG the prevaency Of cholera, no medicine
IL ever gave such satisfaction the above mixture
and since which thas been used very successuIyin all
cases OF diafrhsa, cholera mnrbus summer complaint
eholic, gripping pains in the stomach or bowels and all
bowel affections. Prepared only and for sale by
n29 T. II NORRIS Druggist and Chemist
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Window Glass,

O10 BOXES Window Glass. assorted sizes; also
cOO Putty, White Lead, Linseed Oil Varuishes.
Paint Brushes etc. Just received and for sale by
decl9 WIN. BALL, Druggist,
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Wa!naf streets. 's
The Queen of the sa,n
The BEST Plantation Corn him A. ~

INC I6 EST Plantation Corn AiI 81 til, n
JOS. Lands & Co, 4ers-,
70. 80 Tcaoupitoulss street. Sew a.
j sdE above is wood cut Of doaBIs ,ss ..s.as
OF the South Corn Mil and Cfgs5ss ss1 NJ
feature Cob Breaker OF great st:.a,,s ZEN
and esse Of operation.
We place this Esefal contriYaace on ~.
oE which means We convert corr Y
mil; bit few minutes work 10 put il .. i.
We manufacture portable mills, single ~ M
geared, (best quality Of French burst q $50.
coSa and stock feeds, calculated for s,esr
hofse power. These mills have been run II ~
morse power, in competition against lie o,b,,
mills OF our city, at our State Fairs, and b,,,.
failed 10 carry of th= first pzelniurn-on M !.
was awarded a beautiful silver medal. Or
took tsso first premiums. as the best mills. s:tu
fairs Of our MechsRics' Institute.
Also-Portahle SAW MILLS, to be ran HI.
water Or horse power. This mill was axbiba.s !.
erstion BY horse power, 81 the Ohio State FIJI,
whefa II WAS awarded a premium ana sDIer15s
medal.
Also-Dif;eren, kinds Of PORTABLE E5s
POWERS and sTE4a ENGINES. All cur srt;,Jts
ease OF operation, simplicity, usefulness ind dr.
~, are surpassed by none now in Use.
Al. OFF articles ere warranted az renrssa5,el -.
sale--at our cost 81 traaspot,aaaz and tie t1onay
funded. =
For fall description ana testimonial. Of rs,;,,
usefulness We refer those interested 10 our Gam
to be had factory, where We take pleasure AZ
plain each articLe ISAAC STRAtB & 81
NoTE.-Ar. hiTnbaIl, the partner Of J. IL Burss
while exhibiting Burrows mill, at our sta,s b.
fall Fsaa hoisscEous about his mill and eoa,ss.a
entered into verbal agreement wiki ne "a sis5,,
thus: Whoever grlnds the most. regarding or.:ss
quantity was 70 be the owner of bern mills. a,s
every trial:
FIRST irial--StEanb 10 run an eighteen iachna
q Burrows 4 ca. Ii run tgseatYins4
2nd trlal-Straub to run twenty-five iaess IS
Burrows & CO. to run 81 inch I'd.
3rd trial-ssraab 10 run a q inch mil.
Burrows 4 CO. 10 run 50 inch rS
y ten the pinch came, that boisrerous ccuragesa
oat.
r. the above, row append challenge Ia sri.!a
esd ont Of whole ears Of corn.
| will run my eighteen inch QuEEs or rHEsz
fitR Cob Breaker attac hglent. the same arti,sn
COX the Premium at the Ohio State Fair last fall ss
t"entv-faar inch Burrows mill, and Wn,. S,esr
,hio asid Kentucky Stock Feed Wills both TO BE- NJ
zee; ana It you are sppreaensive of risky busiaa
on nave any entire apPEobatio to I'm Mr. Pomeg
oEh crHsheF as an auxiliary. Should nv single art
q to grind equal ii qualify and ousntty 10 the col
med productions 9. the two or three nils igst as
easel then you can draw 4 few hundred dollars
axes put uP- Come boys, doa't be cowardIs-th
nothing t.>e walking straight into tbs merits d
ing. ISAAC sTRAuB.
IoJ Il. Burrows & Co. April !, IL.
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Toilet articles

Such rs PERFUMERY. HAIR OILS. HAIRPM
P0MATuM, FANCY SOAPS.
FINE FANS, PURSES. PORTABLE DEsg
POCKET BOOKS. WORK BOXES, tegetbsrv Vii
an endless variety Of PORTE MONIES. &c.
every s's!e ana shape at unnsHalls low prices
GUNS PISTOLS. KNIVES, Colts and Warns,4W
soLNIsI PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAz0&
LIFE FsEsEEFEEs, Flsalsa Reefs and TaeElE dE
cry yarletF 10 suit tie determined Aagler.
Fsafeises, JesreIs.g. Sc.
ae ssack II tals Re consisting ia part of f7s III
teoPsr, VI. !. aeIas and real Jos. johnson mon
1sehts, Win iiiie assortment of Swiss ana Eass
Levers, together with a IaFse STOCK Of fne essgs
JeEelrE IL eFware, ks., has been selected with mi
care W T. Roberts, far many wears engaged ID X
sheiFsals business. and having been purchased i
cash. EEsHt inducements viii be offered 10 purta
Every article warranted presented, or Inc mos
refunded. nJ
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Zoo PAIR hes. OAK tanned RTssETTs, tt
iJ1b se3s HI aR 1aCGBs =
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New Flour

. IN BBLS. ST. Louis Family Flour, superior
10y article, ground of new wheat, just received
aud for sale low by \. MOORE. s.
nevli -L---- On the I.evee s
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10. 20. JOS. HUFTY, No, n
lM5GETEE. WHOLESALE & REr4iL. DE4LERH
Fine Watches. Jewe1ry, Rich Faac7
AND STAPLE GOODS.
10. 20 Camp street. under CITY Hetel, seH GrEssa
Respectfully invites the attention Of wholesale snn
tail dealers and purchasers t. his VERY LARgg
STOCK Of GOODS. which Is freshly sEnpogteda
Constantly supplied throughout the wear.
SHE'LL COMBS,
Imitation Shell and Buffalo COMBS feycry sysa
variety.
BRUSHES, Of every description, Of his ora 1asa.a
ture, ant at the lowest Northern Factory p!icss
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Attention.

7 HHE undersigned gives notice that the Isl dar
i If January 1855, the mercantile house of the late
Robert Green was closed, preparatory taking an ill.,
yen0ry and settling the business Of the firms of Robert
Green Green. Douglas & Co. and Green & Douglass.
jan 3. 1885 P. H. ROSSON. Agt. for executor. 4
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MAGICAL PAIN EITRarTnp

y L you would escape Long Suffering, Weakn
Dcturmity, or DEATH
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Choice Old Wines & Tiauors.

IN HAND. and to arrive, 500 ozs Fairs Qni-
~ nine. he purest and best article in use. Also
. general assortment Of fresh Chemicals
Jan2I WI B. MILLER Druggist
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Old CagnaC RfaT

THE best imported old Cognac Brandy, Of very
L superior quality. For sale at
aupi5 WN BAT nrnp-s-ora
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TuFfEE, Tea, ChocvIate, Rice, Soap, s1oIasses,
y Vinegar, Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Salad
OIL sardines HOLSTERS. Brandy Fruits Fruits put up
in their own juice, Almonds, Rasins, Tobacco. ETC..
for sale by E. & B. JACOBS
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0N hand and for sale large stock of mess pork.
ribbed and clear Sides shoulders sugar cured and
lain hams, dried beef. lard, BEANS rice, coarse fine
md table salt. fish, etc. etc,
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PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular Saw Mills,

lOh SIEaM AND NURSE row Elk.
FINHE most usefu and necessary machinery in or
l. Grafton, is simple in construction and easily
kept in order, and can be moved on wagon as read
lily thre hing machine ana put III. operation al
small expense. II will saw from one To two
thousand feet Of lumber day, with one team of
SIX horses rs an average business, and in better
style than other mills now in 1t is equally
well adapted 10
Steam, Water, or Horse Pocer.
The undersigned, agents for the patentee would
respectfully announce TO the public that they are
prepared to furnish Mills, with or without horse
power, Of superior quality and workmanship, with
the right To use the same, up th9 most favorable
terms. at their manufaetorv
202 Second street, st. Louis Mo
We also have the right for the manufacture Of
CHILDS' PATENT DOUBLE SAW MILLS.
The successful practical operation of these Mills
through the country has been the means Of estab-
llshing their great reputafion--and with improve
ments in construction and increased facilities in
manufacturing, we offer them TO the public with
full confidence of their advantages
All orders addressed 70 us will be promptly exc
cnted, and any information in regard to Mills cheer
fully given. kINGsLANDS 4 FERGUSON
No 202 Second Street, ST Louis Mo
mch3I IDIOT
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Thrasher and Cleaner.

1toX i ROBERTS PATENT These Machines
~ thrash and clean the grain ready for market,
and are considered by those having them in use TO
be the most Simple Cheap, and Durable Machines
offered for sale. They have been thoroughly tested
for some years past, several hundred having been
made and sold by US, giving the entire salts.
faction. Having largely increased cur facilities
for manufacturing these machines, and with inn
provements that have been added we are determined
that the workmanship and materials shall not be
excelled by any establishment in tho Union. We
offer them to the public believing they are the best
machine now made for the farmer.
Our Lever Powers improvement on any
now IN use, being the most portable and simple one
manufactured.
The Endless Chain or Railroad Power il very dur
able, wrought iron links being ued instead of cast
ron--consequently they not liable to break Oh
out
As the demand for these machines Is rapidly in
creasing and We are receiving orders fer this
coming season, would advise all desiring 10 pur
chase to send in their orders soon All further in
formation desired will be checrfully given
kINGSLANDS & FERGUSON.
Phnnix Foundry, 202 Second ST., st. Louis Mo.
mch3l-dI0t
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sneff,e,d.s chicagoo Type Foundry,

n MI fhlNlIh = W ahF Il, No. AZ Frank
"A lin street CHICAGO, Ill. Having all our mr.
rangc merits complete TO supply all the requisites Of
the trade with stock Of Presses, Type, Ink Chases
Cases ealleys Cuts, Borders, Ornaments etc, etc,
we'll AS every other article required in a Newspa-
per- Book or job Once, prepared to furnish
the trade on the most liberal terms.
Offices entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay. Printers will find, upon trial that
the fgpe Of our fracture exceled by none
in the great requisites of superior meta! fine finish
most perfect letter.
In addition to which, large and divers fed assort-
ment Of Types Of all styles from the old and Justly
celebrated foundry of Messrs. G. T. WHlrE Co..
New " rk will be kept constantly on hand aud or
dcrs o any extent for their manufacture will be fill
ed without delay.
PRISriSG Presses of nil descriptions from the
well known mauufaetory Of Messrs H. Hok 4 Co.
will be always hand oroered to suit the Trade
we'll the great variety nf their Furnishing Ma
,ral for which their mandatory has obtained 80
high reputation. kuggles Foster and other press
es furnished ON order at Manufacturer prices.
lNk Of every description from the best uannfac u
rers. Confident that no other esfablit hment in the
Northwest can eiler the facilities for furnishing
Or renewing printing ofieo, respectfully solicit
n call. &C. SHEFFiELD Agent.
CHlcA6o, February 1856
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Vow York Market. March go.

pUR--Market active and shade firIner; sa les
|s74fI7 l. for common to good State and " es-
81 25@7 80 for extra State 81 25ms for
grades extra Western $sml0 50 for ex ira
pee and 81. Louis. Sales Canadian at ST %
IS.
|AIN-W heat unchanged and demand limit e d
hll sales red Southern at 81 GOAL 10. Eye
Pt 81 l2al Is. Corn lower; sales at G0a6sc fol-
Tor to strictly prime new mixed white and ell
Oats unch anged.
DIVISIONS - Pork Grm-sales 800 bbls n,
8 for mess and SIS for prime
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s.NKvER SAY Dye" t. person who's hair has be-
come gray premaurey unless You nre sure of ady.s-
ing the use Of something which Will rem dy the mat
ter, Dying the hair with ordinary articles Is, at
best bal 4 temporary affair and the shsde produced
isany thing but thai with which nature adorus he
human hair. The ..IxtMIrABLg HAIR CoLORING" and
Restorative of c. II imstreet Co., DOES not act a
dye Il stimulates the natural seeretioas the roots
Of the hair by giving new life and tone to the small
vessels which secrete the natural colorng, aud thus
gives them life and strength II docs not STAN The
skin aud may BE- used freely water. and with a.
much safety. The article is comps IF ou and
stimulating spirits ardiug agreeable hair wash,
and Is an excellent substitute for oil Or pomatain
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
il entirely different from any thing in use for
the hair.
The color Of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade it before it turned gray and the singu.a ar
phenomena attending its are not OF curious but
easily observed As the bulbs NJ the roots Of Zach
hair are affected b. the remedial agents the com
mencement of the change may be noticed; the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from thu
roots outward begins to turn in shad and So g n
tinues to do until tie desired chang is elected, ano
the hair possesses The glossy appearance aud shade Of
youth This may strange, but 10 "more strenge
than true" The article has been extensively imitat
edand persons should be particular u purchase " my
agents The genuine has the signature OF the lat
frmand the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. y. J.. HAdAN.
Surviving partner and successor t. 81 Heimstreet
4 Co., sole proprietor, Troy. New York For sale by
5. HEIMSTREET, union Block.
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Chicago Market, March 81.

OUR-Market quiet; nominal at s. 75a4 for
45a5 25 for No superfnc; S. 50a5 rs for No.
$6A6 Is for fancy, and 5oa7 for extra. Rye
- 25a5 374 Buckwheat -four SO n 100 h.
meal 81 rs p 100 ~
AEAT--Market frmer-for common Spring in
buyers offer 81 1t, sellers ask 81 25. Win
fair demand for milling at 81 goal so for
md White.
tN-Rather better-sales Of several lots at 40
y 60 ID; in store 10, 900 bush deliverable lat
lrt May at 4Oc u So n on board 10. 900 bush
erable last fifteen days Of June, buyers option
% Sc D. ON board
TS-Quiet at 24a25c in store. In bags deliv
mail lots are taken al 30c.
Nominal at 75aS0c.
RLEf-Moderate demand at $laI 3 0 for good
bics.
ASS sEEDS-Timothy So 25a2 37l- Glover
b.
GS- Selling at Halls.
ESSED HOGS-Quiet At a. 75a5 26. Rece ipts
and not much doing. Retailing ut $5a5 so
EsS Pokh--New city nominal at SI4ai4 30.
EF--New mesr SI2
ARD-Nominain at DC for No |.
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w. KANN0M a Co..

formerly Wonderly & Ransom
n 0. 223, ;. T. corner Of Main and Cherry streets,
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Manufac urers OF COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK such as COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DISTlLLEKIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettles ell
AMI Cistern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generators.
Breeching, chimneys and Escape Pipes, ana every
other article in their line Of business
They also manufacture aud keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOW rs of all sizes
Particular attention viii be given to all kinds II
DlsIILLEkI work. for DISTlLLEkIES MASKING
from 100 TO 200 bushels per day or any other SIX
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
b. given in regard to our DiSTIILERY work as
there are several in successful operation through
the Wa ami IN THIS city Of our manufacture
fnch3l -d2m
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To the StOckh Oiders of the X ok u TX
TT. Des vi Oi mes and Minnesota
RallrOud Co.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fifth call Of ten
In per cent. will be due and payable the 25th
of April next, al the Company's Office, in kcokuk
to William Leighton, Treasurer.
HUGH I. REID, Pres't.
WV. LEIGHTON Secy mch2id&w
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co M vi T. X CIAL.
GATE CRY AID VALLEY WING OFFICE,
EaoLuk Aprtl Is5S

keQkukl AprlI T. 100.
kvigasion being fully opened, business has TAX
new start, and ali hands are full of life and
kity. The Levee s crowded with plumber,
Is, drays and men. The wholesale grocers are
wing large supplies Of everything in their line,
ktocks Of dry goods are still behind hand. We
rive due notice Of their arrival.
: have carefully revised our price current, and
Arures below will be found correct.
The Alice, from St. Louis, and Wave frvm
ICY, were in yesterday, and returned to those
s.
Se York State wa. fast on the rapids Tues lay
noon.
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II CAN AND DO

- ELLto the citizens Of Keokuk and vicinity, FINE
- funsIruRE, cheaper than they can purchase in
St Louis or anywhere abroad and transport it here.
Gate City Furniture Rooms, 1885 Main street and
satisfy themselves ~ the fact G. s. ABBOTT.
Iebf5d
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FoH NAI.I.

EIGIlT1 acres of land three miles from this city
IA with a comfortable house On the same.
Inquire If b. +. Humphrey s. Gage, 50 Main
street, between Sd and 4th, or VIM. NJ. q florence.
Also 100 acres situated SIX miles north of Okla
loosa, Mahaska Co.
feb2Gatf ID r. HTMpffRFY a. tsAhE.
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rI>HE subscriber has bought the Past Saw III
i two miles above the city, and - PREPARED 10
furnish all kinds Of lumber except Pms ~ the
shortest notice AT from al 95 - 80 per luo feet
deel2aAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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j. II. WESTCOTT.
Blank Book Manufacturer.

R0ok-BINDER and stationer, No. no Main St.
- tup stairs.l
Ledge-s, Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County, City Record Tax, Assessors and Treasurers'
Books. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account and
and Railroad Blank Books of every description made
and ruled to order We put into blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock of materials for binding, we
are prepared to bind in The most elegant well as
the plainest style Books, Magazines 6e Blank
Books PACED. meh24daw
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THE BIG: Root

A We wish TO make room for our new stock, to ar
IA rive on the first boat, will dispose of the
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke nj anc
below cost.
We will be glad to see ali who wish bargains il
Boots and Shoes. L. j. ELLIOTT d co.
mch22d
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DAVID PEARCE.
WI LEsALE EALEReIN
Hats Il n Il Caps
Exclusively,
No. fiG Main street.

ST. LOUIS, No.
/ AN now receiving tbs largest and most complete
i Spring and summer Stock of
Hats and Caps,
OF thu Latest and most Desirable STYLES ever
brought to this market. to which the attention of
purchasers Il respectfully called, ami an examins-
ton Of goods and prices solicited. Having made
extensive and permanent connections with all the
princ pal and most fashionable ii at and Cap Mann
taeturers in the East, snail be in cons tant receipt
throughout the Spring and Summer, Of their Best
Latest and most Fashionable productions
Order viii meet with pro pt attention. Persons
ordering by letter will please state whether articles
wanted are for Men, Youths, Boys, or Children /;
also, the kind quality and color and about what
price is wanted. DAVID pEARCE,
nch3ld2w No. TIC Main 5 treet St Louis Mo
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kEOkIk MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital. N2OO.OOO.
Ttna Insurance 60. A..

HAPITAL $500, 0oe.
~ Hartford Fire Insurance Co., capital $500 eco
Star Insurance Company, capital 81 100 eco.
Commercial Insurance Co., Of ST. Louis capital
100000.
Etra Life Insurance Company, capital 81 80 900
Fire Life and Marine Policies issued hy
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-02
LOCkSMITIKING.

OCkSMITHING.
- THE undersig ned would respectfully
Yss@&Et inform the public that they have open
"a shop on the If johnson and seventh
streets for the manufacture If all kinds # Copper
Brass Tin, and Sheet Iron They will also
carry on Locksmithing and Bell Hanging in all it,
branches.
Repairing articles composed If any Of the above
named etals as well as gold and silver, promptly
ATTENDED TO- All cur work warranted.
w. HORN,
f4bts dim A. WOLF