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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-22
Kansas War Over, and Peace Declared!
II. L. & N. BERKSHIRE.

"oULD respectfully inform tho public and
w friends generally that they have, and arc
receiving, an excellent stock OF
groceries, CONfeCtiOnOrfes,
&C., comprising almost every article for family
use. OF excellent quality, and will sell to cash
bought in town or country. Their purchases arc
carefully made, and consequently hone but good
articles arc kept for sale. They are determined
to sell low FOR cash, and hope they may continue
to merit liberal patronage.
II Is hoped that those indebted to us will call
and settle their accounts Immediately, which
Will enable us to keep up a good assortment o
Family Groceries, Variety Goods, &c. We arc
anxious TO settle up with all our customers, and
as far as possible, do cash trade, which is bet
ter both for buyer and seller.
II. l.. Il n. BERKSHIRE.
MorGuhtown, July 10, 1886.
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ACADEMY OF M USIC,


n - n ~ II M OF M u DIV,
WHEELING, VA.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT.
PKof. G.. ANTON, PRIScnAL
PRor L. b. EYrH, lSsrpucroR
PRniARY DEPARTMENT..
Miss A, NJ. Rooms, Miss T.. DIcxkY.
barge per quarter of Il weeks, for Board,
Washing, use Of Instrument and ins,ruc-
ton upon the Mclodeon, Piano, Guitar
or Violin, and in Vocal Music, SEC, 90
FaIu Term Commences Monday
the lst day of September.
Circulars will be sent to all who desire farther
information.
Application TO be made 10 Miss A. s. Curtis,
Principal of tho Ladies Department, Wheeling,
Virginia.
Connected with the Academy is an Institute
for DEMONSTRATION Of young Ladies IN the Commo on
and Higher Branches Of an English Education,
the teachers Graduates of the State Normal
Schools Of New York and New England, and
fitted by requirements and experience for tn cir
responsible station. The course is a very thor
ough one, embracing Junior English, Middle
English and Senior English Departments. To
pupils who remain one year in either Of these
Departments a certificate of scholarship will be
giycn,--to those who 60 through the whole
course Of three years Diplomas will be awarded.
TERMS.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition IN En-.
glish, per quarter Of IL weeks, $40, 90
Instruction in French and Germa per AZ. TOO
Terms per Quarter for Day Pupils az tie English
Department.
Senior, $500. Middle, $500 Junior, $500
Pupils in the English Department, who do no,
wish to go through regular cour SO Of Music in
the Academy, but who wish to devote some por.
ton OF their time to this study, will receive in.
struction from the Teachers of the Academy "a nd
thus will enjoy in this branch of study advanta-
ges superior to those afforded in other institu-
tions of the hind. Those desiring to become
students in either Department, should Make An.
piicdfion Soon, as the number of pupils is limit
July 90, 1856 or
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-22
JAMES CALDWELL,
BEENER HOUSE,

" Old friends cordially received
and kindly entertained. New customers soli
c'tod' u Nay ~, 1853.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-22
YOUNG AMERICA
Clothing store (!
I'd. EH. STRNE,


"OuLD respectfully inform the citizens O
w Monongalia county, and che surrounding
country, that he has just received from the East
the largest and most complete stock Of
~ Gentlemen y Boys Clothing, .zI
ever brought to this place, consisting of every
description of
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
for Fall and Winter wear, which, for elegance,
cheapness and Workmanship
DEFY COMPETITION
Also complete assortment of Furnishing
Goods, such as knit and flannel Drawers and
Undcrshirts; fine Bosom shirts, Collars Stocks
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Suspendcrs, Handkar-
chiefs, Hats, Caps, India Rubber Coats, sc. &c.
A ask is for you to give me call before
purchasing elsewhere, and if tho
Young America Clothing Store !!
cannot sell you Goods to your satisfaction the
proprietor Of will not be the cause, and give
you my word that am prepared to
GiUe yOM R'ifs,''
such as you never had before in the shape OF
Goats, Pants and Pests.
Morgantown, Sept. 81, '56. D. II. sTlNE.
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JANET. BEAR. cARoLtNE M, ADAMS
MRS. BEAR & ADAMS,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Nor
III gantown and vicinity that they have ASSOC
ciated themselves in the
Millinery & Mantua- Making Business,
They will be happy to receive and execute
with neatness and dispatch, all orders fos Bonnet
Making and Trimming, Dress Making, and Chill
dren's Clothing of all descriptions.
BRAIDING d EMBROIDERING,
Of all descriptions, will be done in good style.
Articles Of Gentlemen's apparel, Of light fab.
rio, will be made up to order.
:, III Persons wishing anything in tho above
lines, will please call ut the residence Of Mrs.
Adams, corner Of Walnut and Front Streets.
CORNER residence OF Elias Stillwell, Esa.)
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Removal.
J. G. LEWIS,
Boot and Shoe
M A X T. r

49, Has removed to a shop ad .
joining Daugherty's old Foun-
dry stand, on Long Alley, where he is prepared
to turn out Boots, Shoes, &C., in the best style,
good and Substantial, on short notice.
~ REPAIRING done Immediately.
Morgantown, April 10, 1856. If
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ts~Don, trust too mucl. to rdcnj.
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FANCY PRINTING,

We have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green lnk--iine glazed Paper of various
hues, &c., and we have the requisite skill
and experience 10 use them 10 advantage -
Orders 'or fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
~ attended TO.
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II Hint!
All persons knowing themselves to be indobt-
I'd to Mrs Jane Bear, are requested to call aDd
settle their accounts without delay.
August 2, 1856. -s....f
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SPECIAL NOT ICE To NEW YOHk
AM BOATON PASxENGERs.
- -
e Hours Saved
nv TAXI Nh F1eE

NEW YORK AND ERIE r. T..
DASsENGERS taking the $40 q. N. Traia the
1 Michigan Central Railroad IT Chicago, arrive at
Suspension Bridge 1900 p. m. same day, and con
neef ercixsireiy With the New York Erie Railroad
arrive in Nss IOsk city neat aay ii i:4S 2. m
SEVEN HOURS aud THsaty Minutes IN advance
Of ~ay otAsr Rosfs. fHk
Passengers taking the s:45 p. m. Train on Michi-
gan Central Railroad connsci through by Niagara
Falls Road also by the North shore line Of steam
boats u Buffalo, arriving in lanc for .. ns on the
New York Erie KAilroad, arriving in New York
same evening at sac.
OSEH0Uk sad Treniy ALnuiesia adrssce Of iAs
AIbasy rOgts.
Passengers taking the $50 o. m. train on Miehi-
gan Sesthern oonnect u Toledo with steamboat di-
rdct to buffalo and arrive in time for thu s0 . n.
ntesu boat ExpSe train ON ths New YORK b krie
RAilrosd, arriving in Nov York at li;55p.m.
SIX HOERS in advance Of fhs Aioosy S0u'f
Passengers taking the I'll $ train on the same con
meet ~ D0akirk with the a. III. train ON the New
York Erie Railroad, arriving st New York 1t $3.50
p. N. B&
ONE HOUR aud Twenty M.na,a In Advance Of any
other route.
Passengers leaving Chicago saturday $50 Z. IN
on MichiEsa Central road will arrive in New York
city Sunday 2:A5 y. m.
NINETEEN HOURS IN aiaance of the Albany
1 route.
| Trains from Dankirk, Buffalo and NiAgars Fall,
! on New York 4 Erie Railroad make direct connee.
tions with all traina leaving Chicago for ths Easf
1 runnipg through direct " New York with lee,
chapges than Aay Other route eaL
I Passengers must be particular to purehnsl
Tickets via New York A Erle kAilroad, il the.
\ wish 10 dave SIX or SEVEN HOURS in time, AMI
20 through without delay
ThrosEh tickets over the above route can bc pro
and II Ne Rsll Road fickrt once between The In
/ clede HoWse rnd Stage once. Keoku&.
Merchants, Produce and Stuck Dealers can max
through contrasts ~ caiiiag on ths Cempany
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DEMpN0 Il HOvE.


EtekIen 4 Lacas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS.
JcAnson ST. tes ID and 81, .......,. .KEOkrK, IOWA
WILL buy and sell Exchange, collect Notes and
w Biiis, sell Land Warrants, invest in Real Es
tate, Loan Money for non -resiieuts ana Pay Taxes
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended. -
Gold, Silver, and uneurrent money bought and sold
~ RHvEHKScEs.
Bank Republic, New York City.
John ~. 1ordon, Union Bank, Baltimore.
Jamex Robb 4 Co., New Orleans.
Dunley, Drake Co., Cincinnati, O.
H.A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson 4 Co., 81. Louis,
cashiers OF Eastern Virginia Banks.
Joseph Ficklen, Lexington, Ky.
-ply I'd SO 6-dlx
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The nniersigncd have opened lIiA1k kIOkE
tnstkH City ana wsll always ksep "a hAad 4 isrgs
variety of Cane and Windsor shaass, keetnx Ohaafs
Of Naeess stUless - sissss ChA49wah saDin, ~,
III N.sented Il 1rst rais n,aserial - GseA 49,
VII u IN whoi,sals ssa Rstaii, u 49, i
the cheapest. KELLY DAN1G "
sept H,dAwiyr.
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-..UUargn srArEs MorGa.

844sUNaTED aTATkA AOTA:A.
NtA-Wss sst q tbs Pablo SQu ere. knoxstile. Iowa.
J. n. BAyLY, Prapsietsr.
LAyIN6 lsAsel aud thosesghly psnovaeeA and
l s~luenishea Tie above hense. The ps0p1iatoS II
determined 10 spare % pains 10 make IL Asss ala -
house. Ny sld fsisads aud the public generally ass
inviteA - gave ma call.
August ~ dim
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REMOVAa..
Fan and Winter Trade.

cate CITY BoOt aud shoe store.
No. IL Main strect, between Fourth and Firth
VINHE undersigned would respectfully call -,
L the attention Of the Ladies' and Gentle J
men VI heokak and vicinity. to their Gne andy v
we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes, now
opened and FER sale ~ the ah9Ye establishment com
prising all kinds Of Ladies' Gents, Misses, BOYS
and Childrens wear, Of ali styles. grades and sise.
These Eocds have been selected with special reference
to neAtnesS al style and durability aud will be sold
at . very small advance above Eastern cost n vs
are determined not 10 b. undcrsoId by any house In
the city. Please give us call. An examination Of
goods and prices il the only favor We ask.
Sept. 8, ls58.-d H. c. HUSBAND A RRO
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AND NLANK look AAEuPACf0RY.
nkANK Bosks made I'D ruled - Any rsqsised
- pattern. csust RscssAs, Jsstios DssaseAs ~
sossoss' bssAs, Poll Books, &c. &C., furnished ss
short notice.
Old Books, Masaknss, 1esfe, De-, bsand er r.
houAa ii any style desired
- Ny B5ndesy Will - Pound On Second Street,
next door 10 the Athcn&um, sign Of tbs Biz Book.
JAM -, iS64.--d sRF4 ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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-. NJ Il
Ford. 0oYham & Ford,
BANKERS, "A
Third ST., one door South Of Main, Keokuk, Iowa.
$50 RRvsnascus
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Winslow, Ianicv Co., New York
WA. Howe. Psest., Boston;
8eo. W. Thsyes, Prest., Boston;
E. Selden Thayer, CA.h'r, Buffalo;
peninsalA .Gsnk, Deiroit;
i. H. DsTch Co., Chieago;
capcnter 1 Tud, Cincinnati;
Darby BAshsdsls, 81. Louis;
T.. r. HAsdy, cash'r, Cleveland.
jun-Iod4w
E.R.l n. ". SOn6,
Dealers in ReAa ESTATE.
Once over Banking House of Ford, Gorham Ford,
junsloAkwl kEOKUK. IOWA.
Charles Parsons,
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
CnIsea states, SAiIsornsa r Oregon,
y BOUGHTAND SOLD.
| Alo, ell. exchange on London, Berlin, Pnris,
Leip1ic, Caasei, Cologne, Bremen, Frank
fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, Ham
burgk and Zurich In kurofe. Il
ssptL dIy GRO PARSONS, Cashier.
Il
NEAL, A01OT 4 CO.'S
80 TlMe Exprcss.
NEAL, ABDor 4 co.. .......Sew York, ~.
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 CO., Buffalo, ''op =
4 TANNER, ANDREWS Co., Chicago, Special Agfs.
MocA.sxise 7ssasyors.s, 0S TIME 10 ai part. Of
4 the Wfa ss< Sesfh-Wai.
| ~ EoR BiLLs or LADIsG, APPLY 70
4
| v vinaiL iiiILYKR, No. IS Brood s,r.,.
p.B BROOKE, NEW-FORK.
AAIk packages, "Ssai, Abbot 4 Co.'S Kxpsess :
; sept36-d
1858. 1850.
MERCHANTS, WESTERN LINE. +
NEAL, ABBOT 4 C0.............NcwY York, ! p~a =.
3 WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 Co, Buffalo,
TANNER, NbREWS Co., Chicago, spevfai Agf,
sMp pAIr Ynox rrEH 2, EAsrNvER, NEW FORK.
MtrcAsndiss Transported 10 al parts Of the Wssf an
South-Wen.
j 80 TRANS SHIPMENT BKT. new roRx BUTYALo
Z FOR FRElG lit, Apply TO
ell pS. BROOKE, No. IS Broad Street,
8 VIRGIL AILLYRR, NEW FORK
ri LOUIS FONTAINE,
II lsept3O -dl fasef ~ safsS S'8 IS a*+ 81
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MANN. or rx.ORENOE.

IAIenssl NeSFRsk9 LesFantnHgsIc
fVWy tpdsrsirned, ptppkistars = the kaAk sf
j rIbfSnce Nebraska. Ns. hy The Deeyia asns u ~
UhArtss saAiviAuliy responsible 1oI ~ ~ tssnos
atd yl{Itedea,n the Notes Of saA Ilstitntion In
eithss o3 thslr Banking Houses. In Esatern Kx-
change = tsshs, ySr IN spstis = saine rates -
otAsS QnsskcS. 3 VI s.4. 4
GMk4 b&seAt Davsnpcrt, lows; s :
~ CAsHt4 Qownfl, IDyAlyi ~
Con, AHfehl Z PStker, Florence, Nebraska
Dssss4sse. ynly i 10. sept2 2-dsr
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NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
ouIscY To CHICAGO.

NOhIdkRN CHuSS HAIL ROAD.
ouiscy To CHICAGO.
nN and after October lst, and until further no
~ tcc Irains viii run daily, excepting Sunday D
- Follows a&
/. Chicago Exprsss--I~ayss Quincy $50 A. NJ,
arrives at dalcsbargh ~ 1905 A. ~. Al Burling-
ton at los r. n, Wyanet at 2.laP. At Mendoza
q 30 tdinnerl at Junction nj AIS ?. y. and at
chicsgc ~ -.
,. chiosso Express--L<sve&Ala,ney ut $50 y.
NJ arrives At Galssbargh ~ $50 p. ~, 1t wyanet
At i-io p T., Ai Msndota NJ l2.as A. H.. at Juuc-
tiou u s.loA. ", and at Chicago At5A.x
SOUTH WEST.
!. Quincy Expvsss--Lesves Chicago . A, ~.
lsavss 0aissbssg bls r arrives IT Quincy at 80
3. Qaincy Express -Lsayss Chitago $40 ,. r..
leaves 0alesburg A.2o An. arrives a, Qnincy at
An.
RAm ROAD coxSEcnoRs
AtGAlesbnre with the Chicago and Burlinst sten r.
4 4 for Burlington, Wyanet, Mendoza. junction
At Wyanet. ana Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rsck hisod Rail Road, for Rock Island, Peoria
LasAlle, nc.
At Mspdcta With Illinois Central RAilrosd TO,
Gaiena, Dunleith, Dubuque, 81. Paul. .aad OF bel
river towns; Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur
Pana, Ae.
AT Junction with Galena and Chicago Union Rail
read for Eigia, Belvdere, Beloit, Madison, Free
port, &c
At Chicago with the great Eastern and North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac re-, Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Baltimore
PHI iadeiphia lndisnApoiis. Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunklrk, Bufaio. Niagara Falls Suspension Br,dgs
Albany, Springfield. boston. New York and cstie
and towns generally throughout the cost.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
Va FARE AS low As nv AN, uraRR ROUTE
Forpartieulars md furthcr Information pi ease ap
ply at the Company . ol6ee, Main street between th
Laeiede House aud Wsstern Stage 0ihcc. ksokuk
he I'll eketx la Al lurtu ipsc H.
procured. Through Tickets slso b. had on boar,
the steamers Of the 81. Louis 4 keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad
We. III LILONs. Gen Sup't
s. NJ. HuRSHAM, Gen. Ticket Ar
J, r. TEwxsBuaY, Agent, Ksokak
0ct l4dkw
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Ne ONWk Fs. DOs M Oa aes 4 NJ In . eta
.k skAILnOAD COMPANY.
s
@a. U@cs % Haan 1sreei ever brsss Dsnisis
Store. F.E4
I sept. !, lst5.--d&wly
Il PxEys XAyANIA nAILRoAD.


RO0Q
v,HRlE 5siiy through r1si.., s.tv,sn fhi,.ael-
4 phis anA PttnbarR.-Tsa Mcasise NAss TsAIs
leaves PhdladslpAis for Pit ssnrg ~ TIA. NJ, and
Pit,sburg for pbiiAdeiphia st IA. N. Tas GAsY
LfxK leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg ct P. n
TEE N2nT Rxp~Ess TsAIS iaaves Pbiisdelphia for
Pittshavg at II r. H., and ii.ssbarg for YAiladel-
phiA ~ 10 r. n.
The above lines connect at Pittsbsxe with Rail-
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo. Alton, 0slsns
and Chicago, ILL.,. Prsnkford, Lcxngton and Lou
isvilis, Ky; Tssrs Haase. Madison, Lafayette and
Indisnapolis, Ind. Cincinna Dayton, Springfield,
Bellcfon'aine, Sandusky, To sdo, Cleveland Colxm-
has, Zanesvilie, Massilon aud Wooster, Ohio also,
with tAs stsan Packet Doa.s from and to New o..
leans, y. Louis, Louisville, md Cincinnati.
Through Tickets cas ~ iad 70 or from either Of
the above places.
For farther partealas, sec Hand bills u the dlf
fsrent starting points. Passengers from the West
will And this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Phiadelphia, Baltimore, New York or yos
ton. THOS MOORE,
Aexxr, Passenger Liass, Philadelphia.
j. HE6kIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Reb. j, Absb- --ty
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ss y. ~. WESTCOTT,
Hank Book AanufactuIex,

Hank Book AeDufacturey,
nOpK.Hx6OHR and StAtisnss, Ne. Ale Main ..
- kep stAiu.l ta. M..g III
L.age:s. Jeusnsls, Cash, Hili ssA Rsseipt Dssks.
ConaSy, City, Rscul, TAxs Aassssers and 1Tsasnsen
Book. Motel Registers, Steam Boat, Aecosst s.d
and KailreAd Rlaak xeohs VI every ydsswiptise,nsoe
ths very bsst paper, sad pAgs when Desired. m
HAVING = good steck ot nassrisls fos biAAiaI, We
re px1passd 10 bind in the most elegant ~ vsli -
the plainsst style Books, Magazines, 4e. Blask
Books pase6. mch1Idaw I
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NO.2O3
E.M. O,Cor So

A porHscAffEs = 11ss5 = sss.,on and
~ Sasssssl, Ess1sk, tsll1 GlssAis sna Retail
Dsxlsr j. Drugs he4lelAsss AsniseIs, Oils, Dye
Stun, - Pssasn.sy, 1oAesss, CaGpsf asa snua,
SANITY rsseisIae Airesa 1rsaa q nIG1s.n siles
large and we'll ssisettd Mssk, 20 Wl11k BE invites
the attestisn ~ dealers. Gasssnsss ss& Physicians
will always find al bis lskIuent Fresh aud n
aduifersted Mcdictnes which IL s+,sctr with great
pERsoSALcARE ior this market, and his prices arv
a. low as any other house in tasstate
n. u. Please call and examine his stock before
purchasing eisew here. Iang2l
II DkusiEs.-Tooth. hair and Nail Drushe1, .
- large assortment Of superior qualities for sale
BY WILKINSON = MAkaliAIL,
,ss Wholesale and Retail druggists,
june3d Corner Of Main ana d SITS.
IENUINE LuEIN's EAIRAcTs.-Jockey club,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet dc Caroline, Pat
chouiy, hose, Jenny Lind, ana other esiebrat rer
tunes '0' 'ns ;Sfs WiLKINsoN IN sos IMAxsnALL,
Successors Of II. II. Ayrss, cor Main and sd sta.
rI,olLET soAPs.--Low's hrorn Win a.er aud
jnnssd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL
LfAu DIX coL0GNk--tsenuine Johann ana F.
u Maria Farina Cologne, IN os,agcn ard ions rot
iv iunssa WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
IyLAy0RINa aEXTKACTs.-pres,on 4 Nersil's,
Il Il. & u. A. .Wright's, Meakims' ard Others kx-
tracts Of IL mon anils, Peach, raspberry, Mace,
Gloves, Nutmcgs, hitter Almonds, kose, etc, for
sale by WILhlNeoN hAksHALL,
junead 'er MAN ana % ~.
lIIEDY AsMIA-A splendid perfnms for hsIdAer-
chiefs For sale by -
,une3d WILLIAMSON l. MARsHALL.
GENUINE 4 HAVANA CIGARS CiliEdsados Ne
NJ gala dc Londre. Trabueys, la EcsAs Ia iruebas
la 1rasmerana, Gaianes, etc., etc choicsst brands
only, for sale by -
iune3d NlLh iNsONd q n A6sA All.
\ GATE CITY DRUG STORE. u
| FJNHE undorsigntd respectfully calls the sa-
| i tention Of the Physicians aud public of
| this city aud vicinity, 10 his having e-tab-
] iished now Prescription Drug Store under the
| above name. Having graduated in the beat Labor.
| aiorcs in oermany the scieres OF Pharmacy snd
| Chemistry, and having myself. ssiecssd only ,he
best Of nrurs and Meaienss the public will tnd 1t
| to their advantage to patrnnre my estaoiishMcnt,
| as / thoroughly understand my busiDess.
| A. WEIhNAN,
| second a., between Main and j johnson.
1 santIdIm
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SANDERS, scoFIELD & co

- 1ss
rURNITUKE WARE.WOOMn.
Main Street, bet. sth = 9Th s4., KROKCK. Iowa.
TIME uninterrupted hzvg now tn -
1 their Wsrs-Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected VI all kinds Of
eing Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; hne
and plain Sofas ; hnc and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rockips
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, =. the fncst hair cloth stuffed scat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedstesds Of the latest
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all si1es Clocks, Carpetin.r
noor and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths
msttrasses, feather dastcrs, carriage trimmings
window Ah ades and trimmings, and every other art
Gle usually kept In our line Of business
Part u our stock WAS made under our own supe
vision, and the resi- bought from manu- factories ol
high standing, that can warrant every artiel,
for durability and finish Of workmanship
Our object u TO establish . permanent busines,
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle ; and ~
an indnccment to person. purchase ut ls We are
resolved 10 sell at the lowest ST. Louis prices
Call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We will always take pleasure In showing
furniture to Ladies and dentismen who call on as
whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not
SANDERS, ScoFIELD A co.
May p, 1855 -dAwI
,. w. JOHNSTON,
T1NDERTAkEk, Corner of johnson and~u
~ Third Streets
Carries on the business of Undertaking in All IL
brAnehes- He has reccn;ly made extensive add tion
to his stock and Perfected his arrangements ever,
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
impervious 60 air and indcstructibe, highly orna
mented aud invaluable f~ the preservation Of tn
dead, - we'll scons of every style and finish fur
nished to order.
Heases and carriages furnished and the en- tire ar
rangcnents VI the fnnerl attended to when req
/ Keokuk, April ~, 1885. dy
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WIN
nR. r. 8. BARBER wosld respect 1unuuur,
~ fslly iaferu his passo~s sud shs
pssiic gessraliy, thaa be has Attsd up 'lUy
heoAsoms ssits oi rooms, sraring
neitAss pains ore xpssss " meks tAcm elegant And
esn1sstsbls, In The brisk haildiRg, wcst si1s Of %
bsswesa Main sud yohnscu sweets. Thankfsi fo'
pas4 favoss, ~ sofiAi% . cen entinuanes u the same
- Atioperastoss warranted.
apr24dly f*t&
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- Ecu ULAR X COX uk and SC, louis Packets. This
IN old and popular line of Ss<amers will run tw,
daily lines Of steamers between Keokuk and ST Lou
Is Daring the present The iines are compos
ed OF the following stauneh and speedy boats:
Westerner, Johnson, Master.
Keoksk, MAtson, Master.
Qaincy, tncw soat)
One Of which will leave keokak daily, At 9
o'clock, \, Quincy at y, and arrive at 81. Louis
nes' morning, ats o'clock,
Express Mail Line--The York State, Heaixht,
Master, will leave keokuk daily at. An tbreakfast
on eoard) and connect at Qainey at2 pn, with the
st Louis Packets
-JeAnnie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive 1t st. Louis next morning.
These lines are composed Of boats whose nance
alone ere sucient guarantee ot their speed and Ae-
comnodation. feb7sdtf
&A- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat at A. ~ and connect at Quincy with connect.
ing train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago aud the
east.
Cash CustoMers Take Notice.
~ Az INd made MI the necessary preparations to
! manufacture all kinds OF Shoes, boots for Ia.
Dies and 6entcmen, a',d having now on the way q
very large a.ssrtment Of All kinds Of teri
to manufacture from, bought in New ork and PLl /
aielPhia Ut ths manufacturers and por,ers have
determined TO sell OF my Eastern read ysnsde good,
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for tho new and large stock Of raw
material 70 arrive. All persons in want Of any
kind OF Eastern shoes for ladies can hay,
chance to save from 10 10 40 per cent and get bet
ter shoes than at any other house the city, NJ til,
I Ladies Shoe Shop, No. Sc Mainst
/ Julys-d ). A. DUKE.
REMOVAa..
q STAR CLOTHING SroRE.--II eTRAps
! ~ SEQ. have removed their stock Of Ciothin,
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stan,
TO no % Main street, door 10 s. s. iiings
hn tas hnu 20. sa..r
new ones.
4 &1- Our spring stock will he resolved at ri
early day, when Wei shall present unusual adsanta
ges 70 the trade. feb2ed