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FIRST GRAND BALL
III A RON CLUB.

TIME MEMBERS or THE MARION CLUB
Il take great pleasure In announcing to their
friends and the public In general that their rst
Grand Ball will take place al TEMPERANCE
HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, November IL,
iSS
The members Of the Club will spare neither
time nor expense Ia ma king their arrangements 10
give general satisfaction, and they will also en-
deavOr TO make every one happy and merry tha.
will honor them with their presence.
A celebrated Band has been engaged for the oc-
easion
The Supper department Is placed In the hands
CT an eIptrielced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting q gentle
man and ladies, to be had Of any In6 IN oeFs Of the
Club, and al the door on the evening Of the Ball
COMM; &c Of Arrangements
Charles Mackaoee, EbeIeEer HCghes,
John larboe, Tomas Asckabee.
Edward Childers, Augustus Glasgow.
nov lS-2t&
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~ IL Is sand that Siberia affords two crcrs
yesr-ODe OF snow ard the other # ,cieles
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THE FLAG OF our UNION FOR THE
Il 22d Of November, with continuation Of the
very exciting and interesting story called " The
Pride Of Paris or r oil Of the Drum.n
nov Ia FERGUSON, $50 7th Of.
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
THE
Anacostia Fire Company, No. /.

TNHE MEMBERS OF THE ANACOsTIA
Il Fire Company take great pleasure In snnoune-
ing to their fends and the pub &c In general that
they will give Ball on THANKSGIVING EVE,
November I9h, at ANACOSTIA HALL, Navy
Yard
The committee pledge Themselves 20 make this
one Of the most agreeable Balls Of the Season,
no pains have been spared to make IL so In regard
10 Entertainment and order.
COMMITTEE Of Iavitdticr and Rscsptton.
Chss Sander on, James Harrison,
VIM Dobbins, Alex Eaton
George Storm, nov 1S-it
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II A Congress Is to assemble in Brus.eIs
soon, to decide upon " improvements in mails
attire 'o
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OUR NAME is OUR MOTTO
THIRD ANNUAL BALL
o. THE
q 90 ID WILL Gu B


" III w nov. lStns
FTNHE MEMBERS OF The GOOD WILL.
Il Club take great pleasure ia announcing 20
their friends End The public generally tast their
Third Annual Ball will be given at CARUSTS
SALOON, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, No
venner 10, 1855.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains o. expense will be spared to
make this one OF the hes: balls Of the season
fne Brass and String Band has beer engaged
for the occasion.
The Refresh ment department hiss been placed
in the hands Of q superior c .te-er
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting 4 gentle
man and ladies, TO be obtained from sny Of the
members Of the Club, or at the door or the even
Ing OF the ball.
Positively no hats or caps allowed IN the ball
room except those worn by members OF the re
spective Clubs.
COMMITTEE Of ATgaagtmenrs
=. Dent, Joseph Nattingly,
VIM Noerr, A Baker!
J. A. Schacklefcrd, j. H Dueant.
nov 10 cost
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POT AT0 rs

POTATOES.
CS00 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MER-
%COO Ger POTATOES just arrived on board
OF schooner sarah Jane. from Salem, and will be
sold from vessel I'm lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
nov 1864 S5 Water ST., Georgetown.
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FRENCH PORCELAIN.
lust RECEIVED. PLAIN WHITE AND
y gold -bar d TEA and DINNER SETS
VASES, FANCY CUPS and SAUCERS, CAN
DLESTICKS, &c
fine assortment Of FANCY TEA SETS
Best English GRANITE WARE
DINNER SETS, TEAS, COFFEES, TOLL
EFT WARE, &c.
At no $50 Seventh street.
nov 17-2av3w N. NJ. McGREGOR
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SPLENDID FLOWERS Ann PraT1-
- ERs just opened al GEO n. CaSsI.ZN
DY,S, successors TO A. Tate, ga Pennsyl Y
vania avenue. nov ID 9H
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WINTER MILLINERY.
PARIS PREMIUM HATS.

MODE DE PIyAUD.
rVtODD 4 CO. HAVE RECEIVED PER
L steamship Garage" an invoice of Gen n
tIemen's DIR ESS HATS from the celebrated ~
Establishment Of Laville & Poumaroux, " no -
received two frst-class medals at the late Expoei.
ton In Paris
Also a beautiful assortment q Children
FANCY BEAVER HATS, Tor Misses or Boys.
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior.
TODD CO.
nov 3-6t&eotf west end Browns Hotel
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The Courier and Enquirer on Religious
Polltlcs.-The Journal named above, whiIo
protesting t. be opposed to making politics A.
mater of roligion-to the policy of stirring up
religious prejudiccs against Catholics on az
count Of thor reIigion-jesuitically lebors to
fender such Of them are foreign born odious,
because they voted in the recent election with
the Democrats. That Journal Processes to see
danger to the cause Of religious liberty in this
country in that occurrence None are 20
blind to the truth as those who have direct
interest in hiding its light under busheI
The COnrrs and EHqHirsr sees no danger to
tho cause Of civil liberty and vital christianity
in the combination ofthe three thousand north
ern c'ergymen and their Pensioners, acting a.
pastors and churches, to bring about tho des-
traction Of guarantees of the Constitution Of
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lost OR STOLEN FROM MY DOOR,
IL LAP DOG perfectly white; just ~
washed clean. Any rsr'on having theSAn
Dog will te suitably rewarded by returning hlm
to my residence, on Z street, between sth and
10th streets, no. 3si.
nov 15-3.& JOS. PECK.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,

First appearance Of the yOEng, gift d, end tai
ented American Trsgedian, Sc D. BoorH
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES CLOAKS
Ard TALMAs.
lust RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT
- from New York handsome assortment Of the
latest styles Of Ladies' CLOAKS and TALMAS
which are now opened fT inspection for a few
days ard must be sold and TO which the ladies
e respectfully invited to call and sIamine fore
purchasing elsewhere, as this is barg lin TO be
had Tor few days only.
GEO. F. ALLEN
nov II BE No. 29l Pa av., next to 10Th ST
BONNETS-BONNET
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF THOSE
IA delicate and beautiful adornment ofA
pretty faces; those tsrrors Of married mer,
End allurements Of The bachelors, may
now be found at CASSlDY'S, 3H Penn w
svlvania avenue, between 10th ard Ilth streets
The art Of the Millner has been carried TO the
last point OF perfection, and the Infinite variety
and beauty Of these tasteful Head Dresses may
well amaze even the ladies themse ,ves No wor-
der the dear itures fall In love wi such cham
ing Bonnets may be procured ct CASSIDY'S
How IRE they ever 10 make re, ectiol ON so
many beauties, Also, a large assortment Of
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS and FEATHERS at very
10 y prices nov IL
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AN EVENING CLASS,

for the study OF
HARMONY AND TRoROU8H BASS,
will also shortly commence. Applications from
Isdies or Gentlemen 10 be made immediately.
This class will receive beth ladies and gentlemen
noyl7-9a w HENRY PALMER.
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nORiINOES, BACK GAM MON BOARDS,
IL Playing Cards, Magic anterns, Craze Hoops,
Building Blocks, Boys Tools, &c at Kriss
kringIes ID, pot. HAMMOND,
nov l5-3 9TH street.
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~UNIoN BUILDING ASSOCIATION:

NJ An election for Oficers and Directors OF
the Union Building Association Of Georgetown
win be held at the Council Chamber, on Ia URs-
DAY next, 20th instan'. The polls will be open
ed at four and closed al six O'Clock p. m.
The third annual meeting Of said association
and at the same place, when detailed report Of
the operations Of the association will be present
ed Members re requese ed TO be present. The
Secretary and Treasurer will be in attendance st
6 O'Clock TO receive dues Of members.
nov IL 81 THOS JEWELL, Sec.
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To conclude with the glorious farce entitled
rHE CoS.UGAL LESSON.
Incidental 70 which, ga Model Curtain Lecture |"
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stakspease's historical tragedy, entitled
LIFE And DEATH OF RICHARD IN.
Richard, Duke Of GlosteT. .....Mr. r.. Boob.
f.uppo ted BY the excellent company from Holl-
dsy street Theatre, Baltimore
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Or REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
eDC the delivery Of a BAY MARE a.
with long tail and full name ,strayed away. ~
She is bird In the right eye and as a white spot
In her forehead There Is also knot on the left
hind leg. The ebove reward will be given for the
delivery Of the Marc to me on the corner Of 18th
and L streets. A. N. CLEMENTS.
nov l7.5tH
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN--ON THE 10th
- instant, black and white horned E5.S
cow, white fece, belly and legs, and EESSSS
the o'her downwards, walks with head dropping.
She is In good order and has been dry about two
months IS will he given to any one who Will
return her 10 The subscriber.
yNO. b MCFARLAND,
nov I7-3t& Ifth street east NAVY Ysgd.
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. 0cToDER i.s, ls1s.
III
NORTHERN CROSS RAII ROAD

49,! -
NOkTHSkN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
/ eutscY 70 rascAeo.
/ - s1sss Uceoecr let, and until further no
,,, nes Trans VIII raa daily, (sxceptns Sunday !.
Chicago kxpress-L savss Quincy ID a r
arrives q dalesbarGh 1t 1885 A. M. st nn,i,>s.
ton . oo r. r., Wyanet st 2.ier u..ss Hs.S.S
~. lev taaner.) q Jancti's > at Ais y \. ana y
J. Chicago ExPrsss-Leaves Qaincy at $40 !,
=, Arrives at Oalsabargb 81 $50 = y. al Wvsns.
at II. .5o =. r., II Asadota Il 1875 A. a. i..s.
lion - s.loA. \, and atchicaso Il 5As.
!. Quincy Exprsas-Leavss Chic,.s
eaves osssburg SIS \. arrvss q Quincy A. n
:. osiscy Exprsss-Lsayes cAis.ro !. IS !,
.s1sss 0a'ssssrg 4.so y. arrives 81 Quincy i. ID
. sAiL noApcoxSscroxs
A.oAassnnrg with the Oh caxo and Buriisssn \.
Z. =. ior bariangson, Wyan t, Mendoza, Jusation
AZ Eyass.: and Pond cc..l ,,,A c.,. :,
nosk !si.ad kaii Road, for KeeL ls,snd' Fso,is
A. Asndsts With Iilinois Central Railroad 10,
Ss'ess. Dsnicith, Dubuque, st. P.., And oih.,
p.o. ss~ns; biooaington, springasll, Decatur,
AtJanction With 0alsna aad Chic. 70 |, MON Rail.
49, iys hisin' Bsividers, Bsloit, Madison, Free
az Onicsso With the great Eastern and North
lnes, Tor Aiiwaakee, fnnd du Lac &c, Detroit,
neieac. Cisvei.nd, sburgh, Whssns Hal,imors
nnns Indi.napoii. Lafayette cineinn
sSAA, baaslc. NiagArs Fails, Suspsns ION Bridrs.
Al A,ssany, Springfield, 9os.on. New YorL and cites
ana io.ns Gsasrslly throuxhout the ea.,
0A30A0E CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
80 sAsx ~ Low A. NJ AsY orsxn Murr,,
M, ~ snd further information please ap-
Ky :. .1s OonpAny ohce, Main street, between Is.
.se,ecs - hosss snd Wsatern Stage one, Keokul.
aere Iaro1gh Tickets to all principal o scss ear -
procured Through Tickets can also B. ha an ho...i
'ns s.esnsr. ~ sheSt. Louis Keokuk Packet Co.
ASK Tor tickets via Horihern Crn.s II. .isaaa,
Wu. MLLiONs, Gen sup't
9 L. hURNHAM, Ten. Ticket A.,
! ~ IEwkssuRr, Agent, Esokuk -
Oct ltdkw
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sENHsrLvANlA aAlLwoAp.

THRl q 1.sIy 1k.as@E F,.l.e s.!..9. b.,
= = ps'S e.a fitssarg.-TRs Mossrso MAIL TsArr
% p,,.S.rs aseRna - Tor pi.,sburs at y A. NJ, and
Liss leaves Philadelp6ia for pittsbur, .,Ip n
naE N'Gsr kxrssss faAm leaves Phiiaaclphi. =,
h rhuseurf q " r H., and Pit,sbsrg for phiisdel.
Inc above lisss connect 1t Pitsburr with R.,,-
roaas ~, % and from ST. Loais, No. Altar. EsIon.
and chicsso, Ill. Prankford, Lexi.gt1. am; Ion.
,sviile, Ky; Terre Asute, Madison. Lafaystie .rd
indlsnsposis, Ind Cincinnsa, Dayton, sprinvf,ssd
bsiiefonisins, Seadssky, Toledo Cleveland. Colsm.
ses, zanesviile, AaAsllon and VI ooster Ohio .Isa
.Na sne STEAM Pocket Boats from and to New or.
ascns, ~ q. Louis, Lonsville, and Cincinnati
=, IsOosh Isshsss a. BE- had u or troa either Of
1er further psstiealars, So Hand hills n thu dir
Icssns starting poiats. Passenger frnaa tie wet
VII ana thls tAs shostsst and ruost expeaitious
route TO FailadelpAia, HAitimore Nev Yor& or A..
toa. THOS. A0ORR, "
Ao..r, Passsngsr Liass, Philadelphia.
]. ABSKIAEN,
Feb. !, 1855 Nv
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rENnsrLvANiA aAILaoAD.

r
TIVE 0feat Central Route, cOnneotng the Allan
i tts oitiss With Western, Northwestern And south
Western States. hy . costinuous Railway DIRECT
This road also connects at Pittsbafg with daily lin,
OF Steamer to All ports the Western Rivers. ans
st Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to al
Ports o. tho Northwestern Lakes; making The MOS
direct, cheapest and reliable route hy ~LSh frsigh
can b. forwarded 70 and fsom the Great West.
RATES sErwEEx rnILADULPRIA AND rirrsBuRe.
FIRsr CLAss.-Boots, 6hoss,l
Dry Good. lin boxes) Fars, 7sc. per 100 ID.
3d dCaAa.--bcosu and station
cry, Dry Goods, lin halss) soc. per 100 ib.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.--Anvils, Bagginx,
h.s.. nsss. .cs ss Pork 'ia sa'lo Soc. rsf 100 e.
4tl Class. -: Coffee, Fish, s..l
.ss .ss I'd I.,s es5i 5, p''s'd f'a per 100 'A
rLouR-el pr bbl- until further sotiss.
dkAIN-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
weight, sntil further aosios. - "
-. IN shipping Goods fron any poiAt East oi
Philadelphia, be particular 70 mark package .svis
Pspnsylvania Railroad" All Goods consisned q
the Asents 1t this Road 1t philsdelphia Or Pitts.
burg. will he forwarded without detention.
phi.. Tenn; \. =. 0ass Co.. 81. Louis; j. s. Mitch.
ell Son, Rvaasyiile, Ind; lpmcsuil, Bell q Muir.
dock. and Carter 3 -Jewett Louisville. Ky; n. q
1.;I 1.sasuH, nsdlseo, Indi sErig.an Brown, and
Hwln %. Nncinnati \. W. draham Co.
Ianesyills, Ohio; LssoA Co., ~ Klby street, Ros
eon, LssoA ACe., No. : Astos House. Nov York No
Miiisam street, and No. 3. BATTERY Place, New
York; :. J. 6neeAsr, Phiiadslphia; Mnrrnw 4
A'ons, hsltimsss 0eo. Q. Yrancissus, Pittsbarg.
ass.r.l ir.IsA. Agent, rhi,aa.lphi.
H.. J. LOMBARRT, Ssp't. Altoona, Pa.
nov - I656.--l
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KEOKUK: FRIDAY OCTOBER q. 1sse


Dr. ,. 1UsM Lsrr1,r. =
~vr. (Lsss Of PssnsyIvasi.,l
~ ~ nProS:estenal ssrvioos 10 the eitisen,
ss,A. ~ ca..l.. aaa s.'sn'sy. Asssn b. ssssults1
~. Little Y graduate of the Univcssitv Of Pm
:ssn.a, asd has ths sxpssisass Of six yssrs :.
ysly ii, Isss-A
9. DE WEY, r. =.
raystOean 0oA 6uPrenn.
Use dosr wsst ~ pusto0ce. a ssn.v w~nvv,
DswkY Assbssa Drsstisicusr 81 Hsais,s.
- 80 9R0.fy fss absut six 49,, 49, 4. ~
~ -. .ew !ssk. - viii - shcpvy te srhtss. &
ss. 49,, sssei.oeisissf sf ~ Aigk rseesssasiiil
isssI ~ Z 'saai - psssasaa sAsaliag. n
M3DICAL NOTICE. -------
II. A1AH, i: O., PhvsiAiaa and surs.o,
- y ..sn .i'A Ds Wynss. xaa ssssst lsswesn i.s
r~,,x.., 7. w06b. II. -
RnIIAN and Surgeon. OGcs on YourtA -
rebsSst' '.'h Asa 1ohnsaa sss., EsOkuk, Iowa.
MAMILL, ii. ~.
LLrgilc PHYSICIAN AND sUkogOy.
AvIN0 PeF0assatly lonssa in this - -,,a
fSPeessaiIy solicit . share q pvhii nss,os.
49, ones q Fosrth sissss, bsswsss Aain I'D D,on.
------ Ass3TdIy
Have assoeisted thsnsslves Il tk. rsss... :.
1sdseins. Win ssatsnus % attend M ns~.., ~
"a easss. aad e eay rsqslssl dissaaSs o..
snS = tns epasiossnsss IT thsir olee soums. "a
!!srgs Asarry Il ths Asst n.sdiesi vorss srtsn.
az = receive and instruct lar. elass
!. =. !. nnasin. n. D.. Residsnss on l,A between
and eth. sA' ss'"ssn -
O1ss is the Post bsilding," ID story. ON "A :.
bsewsea MAia and Johnson. -
Uossait@sios hears bstwsea II o'clock, A. n, and
= 0ct3ld
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=. ~. Ieic9s, -, -,
Sc EON nfNTIs

asy Il Kseksk. Iowa, % sscsolBs., Astves
4sia asa yshs.oa.
- - sdd1ion - the asual
~ nsehsle sfiassrting sstsaeisl tssaA
= y pessssstea of the exclusive riehS ~U,.,
- ssts eaiy q mounting The "cootinu-
- esa vssk," - astvefsally adnissd lor tAsi
tsasty - slsAaltesss,
ns 10 q)oo Qaunttna seotA a (a.taa p@rekA
avs 10 1854 1vly
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Eau and Winter Trade.

Gale Ctsy Dooe ana 49,. 49,.
Ss. 20; a.z lain ssreet, between Fourth Ara F;s,A
~ uaaen'gnsi would rspecAfuliy enlI
tns attention of the Ladies' aua G,nt,s. ~
III m sa,a, nsosaa and viciuity, TO their ine andy
opened and for sale at the above e.,ss,;.h~.. nsa
raa =, s,nds Of Lsdies, Cent?, Misses Bcy.
~ Sru wear, Of all styles, rr.des AMI 80,
sooas have been selected with special resers.
- : ssrw o. s,yle and disability and viii b. solo
determined not to b. undey,old 5, sny h.,... q.
a W. Ely rieass Kive rs call An examins,ian 81
soSSas S ana prsoss l. the only favor Ne AK. 1 v
sept .. Isao.--d II. C. HUISKAMp 4 MN
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DBNrAL sUR0Enr,

RBN1AL 0UR0kmY.
|nR. ,. B. BARBER vpvld sespe.,-
- fsiiy tafova hts pstseas a.d ths
!sheIs Essssslly, tAas he has Atssd y QJy
2 naneso.s ssits af roons, spsrise LlU
.s'.eee laane ssexpsnss 70 make them elegant aaA
Astvess Main and Johaso. streets. Thansfsl fs,
past Ssvcys BE soiicits continuance II ths SANE.
- AnoPsratieas warranted.
Apf1Ad1v
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40 Hank BOOK MANUHACfORY.
kAAAk 1esks ns1s and fulsd 70 any seasirej
II paAssrn. Coart Rscsrds. Jrstiee.' n,sssts- A.
ssse.s' ossas, Pen Books, Ae., Ae., farnishsd q
Old Books, Magazines, Masls, Ae.. bssad ar ~
eound In any style desired.
- ~ bindsry Will - fouad on Seooud Street.
asxt doos 70 The Athsnoun sign Of the .Rig Book
JoR - loot-a IhAAC n. pIkRCR
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ExcAA .a. AND .Askine HOUSE.

ExCAA N1B AND DANxiNc xrOusrs
Georvs @. AnAerson.
Third Street, BET. Main and John.on K.,l.h -.
MILL buy Eastern and Southern Erch .n.. :,
w best ralss. 's"ss -
-Strictsttention given To coll.c,;o,.
sesds rsaitted at eurrent rates Of eres.n.. ~
sAavgs. '.S'se' ifss %
usssi saAkiag fasiiia~ ersas,d to e1s
RKHRR TO
Winslov, Lsnisr 4 Co.. BANKERS yorL MA
~. Ctrk, Dodge Co.'S, e. !!
4 AH, -, AaaSsnh PAi1a6slpAia-
= :slsr4 &ps Baatsrs, 81. Issis.
Vt1s10QAe* MA 90 sNN
= Jcan J. Andsrsos = o..
0iIioess bsethsfton, Cincinnati.
aHes hesrs from A. II. to4P.M.
1aly n. lo61.--dly
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IT,
1850

X EoULAk keokak Asd 81. Louis Packets Tn,
~ old and popular line Of Steamer. viii run ~
aaiy lines of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lon
touring the present season. The lines are compos
euot tne following staunch and speedy boats
westerner johnson, Master.
heokuk, Astson, Master.
Quincy, {new boat)
vne Of which will leave Keokuk daily. at /
~ :. 'voiney ats H. aud arrive Al st Loui,
sxprs<s Mail Line--Thc York State. H..i.h,
~ WI leave keokuk daily, AT y, tbresk
=, :. 1870 And connect at Quincy at =, with The
Jsannis Deans, Burke, Matter
DE Vsraon, Ford. Master,
and arrivs ats. Louis next morni.v
nose lines are composed Of boats who.s ,.u..
com G guarantee Of their speed and -
- Pssssngsss for the east can ,.hs ~ a..
~ -. =. =, and eonneot At Quincy with oornsc;.
80, s 'Ain on n. Q. Railroad for CHICAGO and IN.
wrs,n wn Casso0cps Take Nee1c.-
Il manss.. maas 81 tae necessary preparations 70
s;a. snaiae'ure ell kinds Of Shoes hoot. for T..
49, 80. A,'a oentlcmcn, and having nov on the -
~ asssrtment Of all kinds of "A n .t.y;sI
sstere from bought ia New York and Phi.
=. maanfactnrers and importers, rhsve
nos ~ sell on my kastsrn ready nadc goods
AT COST FOR CASH.
..t.-1s, ve@ Tor tas new aud large stock az r.v
49, -, 20 arrive. ALI persons In v.n, - 80
sasssrn shoes for Ladies wear can nov nav.
- save from 20 to 10 per cent and 70, b.
L.S;s. y ny s.aes house in the ei,y At the
July Sd "oP, No. 90 Mainst
--~~---s - 4. A. DUKE
0EMOvAL. -
- STAR CLOTHING sroRE.u. srRAus
~ FCo. have removed heir stoek ~ Cla.h,...
10 M Fsra shing Goods from their old \. nj
~ ~ 20 street, door 10 s. Bilins. 49,.
nsy 1 VI, oe happy to seether old friends. and many
oar spring stock will be rece,x.a :.
gee 10 the trade. us.ai adssnts'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-31

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MaAely fsseisiss. direct from ths = st.,n cs,,.s
AZ - wsit sslsuted stock, 10 which he inri..s
the satsasioa of dealers. Csstoners "a d.
sua,.ny g nnd q ME essabishseat Fresh and q n
sau'efsscd Medicines, which he selscts With .r.s,
skRsosALcARE for this market, and III. nrises ~.
.ow asany other house in the State
=. rleAse Cali and examine his stock btfor.
s-.51--..s :, .Ms. Sere. - laug2l
noohAo.-Iooth,~ Hair and Nail Brushes. .
ey iIsrs WILEfNsdSa q SsaPe,,e' qualtis' for sale
, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ss.ssI ..sss Corner VI Main anu Sd sts.
GENUINE LUBIN'S EXTRACTS cInh
Rough and ksasiy, Bouquet de Caroline, Pal,
saosly kees, Jenny Lind, and other celebrated Der,
WILKINSON ! MARSHALL,
s1oees:on Of u. II. Ayrss, cor. Main and I'd sta.
ulLEI soAPs.---Low's brown Windsor and
money soap, warranted genuine. For sale by
1850 WILLIAMSON MARSHALL.
k.nv DA COLo0NE.-Gsnuine Johann and +.
sas arlna "a Cologne, IN oetsgon and long bot
janesd WILKINSON 1 MARSHALL.
ksLAvOkING EXTRACTS.--Prcston A.rr,llss
1 X. q. A. .Wright's, Aeakims' and ether. E..
tracts q IL mun Vanilla, Peach, Raspberry. Mae.
eioses, Autmegs. bitter Almonds, hose etc. IN
ale BY WILKINSON d MARSHALL.
1anead Cor. Main and I'D Sta
hDi iAsAiA-A splendid perfume FOR hsrdker.
chiefs. For sale by
jUne3d WILKINSON 4 MARsua,,
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARs-Cil,na,.a..p p.-
- gala de Londrss, TrHbucoa, La koss La iru~La.
La irasmerana, daanes, ETC., etc. Choicest hrnnds
only, for sale by AA'
lane3d WILKINsONx 4 MARsAAIl
GATE CITY DDSV q AI ON r.
me undersignsd respectfully Gale the IL I'll
tsntion Of the Physicians and public ef ~
was e.'y ara sisinity, 30 his having sstsb q
.isbed n.w Prescription Drug store under the
Aoove name Having graduated In the best LAb.r-
',oilrs IN osfmany In The scitnos Of Pharmacy and
gnsMisiry, and having myself, selected unls the
oes. ei Drugs and Aslsseiars, thu pubT1u VIII ma Il
,hest sdssn'asr to pasIonire my estsbiisbm, mt,
as Thoroughly understand my business.
A. W EIkMAN
Second St, between Main and johnson.
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