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WYOMING, WYOMING Co., y. Y,
Serfe,abe,- a 19S6

ccptcDtOcT 10, 1000.
DEAR SIR: A meeting of the citizens of this
village and vicinity, for the purpose of raising
funds for suffering Kansas, was held in the Bap-
list Church in this place, on last evening. The
attendance was very large, ald an intense
interest manifested in the proceedings. Heu.
Mr.. Page, Of Perry, spoke for two hours, por-
traying the wrongs and sufferings of Kansas
an g very able manner. Several letters were
read from persons of our own acquaintance,
who are now sufferers in that unhappy Terri
tory-all breathing into the people d love of
Li6ertyand batredof Slavery. A Mrs. Cronk-
hite, who went from this place to Ossayattonie,
with her husband, few months since, was
present, and being urged to give an account of
what she had sean there, came forward, and
gave plain, unvarnished statement of some of
the most fendish outrages the mind can posi-
bly, conceive of. At the close of the meeting,
q subscription for aid was started, and $3.50
was pledged on the spot, and we have the as
surance that it will be raised to $500. Other
towns are doing likewise in this vicinity.
In conclusion, let me beseech of the friends
of Freedom to give literally to the cause Of
bleeding Kansas. Money and articles of clo
thing can nov be forwarded with the greatest
security, and be dispensed by men of unbend-
ing integrity and firmness. The cause Of Hu.
man Freedom is prospecting here, too, and We
shall show, at the election, that we do not mean
to be slaves. A "shriek for Freedom" will &c
up froa, Western New York, that will astonish
doughfaces and oppressors. Yours, &cy
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YELLOW FLYER at FoRy HAxILrox

YELLOW FLYER At FoRg HAMILTON -New
t1x, sept. ls.--Four new cases of fever oc.
cErrea at the Relief Hospital at Fort Hamilton
to-day-among them DR.. F. II. Bailey, of the
United States Army. No new cases have &C.
CURED at the Military Hospital. All the pre-.
yiously reported cases are doing well. One
new case Has occurred at Brooklyn.
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A FARM FOR SALE,

A FARM FOR SALE,
A T FIFTEEN DOLLARS AN ACRE, two and half
"A miles Of the Churches, Schools, Railroad and
Unversiiy, located in Bloomington the aourshng
~ of Monroe county, Irdiana on State road high
healthy well waicrcd fenced, and half of II titled and
with oak walnut cherry poplar and beech enough
for fuel and future fencng and where land Is rising
THIS farm Is certainly cheap.
NJ NJ. CAMPBELL,
sos Bloomington, Indiana.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. = 1t has been ascer-
taiued that the Administration ia officially ad-
vised that the proect of a treaty between Great
Britain and the United States, relative TO the
Central America question, has been agreed
upon. A copy has been received, but its con-
tents have not trnspired. Mr.. Dallas had full
power given him IN the subject, notwithstand.
ing the statement to the contrary.
Attorney Geneal Gushing has decided that
foreign Consuls c,nnot intervene in the settle
ment of the estate of their countrymen dying
in the United States, except in the way of sur
veillance or advice. They cannot exercise
jurisdiction.
A treaty of friendship and commerce, con.
cluded between Sism and the United States, has
been received at tie State Department.
Dispatches from Mr.. Dallas make no men,
ton of Villiers being appointed British Minister
to this Government, though the report is
credited.
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me Nebraska Question, continuing the Seeebes OF ug
las Chase, Smith, Everett Wade. Badger Seyvs,d -
sumner, together with the History Of the Missouri
GjonpT9,mte &c. Price 20 cents, free OF postage
Political Map of the United States designed 10 The
comparative of the Free and Slave STATE. ara IN.
TERRITORY open to Slavery 10y the Repeal Of the Missouri
nohProi Hi WIN comparison OF the principal Sta
Issues OF the Free and Slave States from The Census of
1850 Highly Coored Price 20 cents free OF postage
speech OF lion Charles Sumner in the Welsh language
Price $3.50 per 100 copies
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TERMS OF ,ADvkRTIsINa,

Ais .Ss. Ssss nos exceeding s'r lines. iaAids
,Sss.css q nsstipgs, charitable societies, ars
sosPaniss, 4e., hall prce - :,
lysrasyed aAssftissnsnu half more than the
AasertissueaA ieadsd and placed undsr he heaA
spe0at notices" double fAs ordinary rstss.
lius. s P'
AavsftisemenN ordered on the inside sxcl '.
10 The Daily after the nut two weeks, SO - cru
nore tAAu the atovs rAtSs
.AdssSsisemsntA nut accompanied With directions
|iatiy.
OcsSeas ssdverss'e~esss Mssf be paid In slvsacs.
1els rale siIl mot be varied from
when tAs A1vsvttssr asss shs " WseAly siUns. the
|essos Will = shs saos = In the Daily. Wksss the
Delag 90 Wsskly sps bosA ssed - pr cent win
y deducted from the aggregate anAount
U.oer tAs pssssst syssen, tks advertiser pays u
eseh Tor the space be ssesptss, tbs changes being
eAAseeahts ~ ss0pssisiss only. This plan II nov
Qsasraily adopted OsseAssse for chAsgcs viii b.
- cents pr square.
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Notice.

II EEP 1t before the people that A. T. DINNER,
IN has Just received. aid 10 still receiving, large
supply Of PORTE MONAIBS. RRTIrULES, PURB
KS, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING k
WORK BASKETS. WORK BOXES new and hand
some style Of Jewslry Boxes Of every pattern, vio
lins, Guitars, FLUTES. Fifss, Accordsons, Banjcs,
Drums, Tsmborlnsa, Ac. Also ; neral assort-
mont o1 Hssey Goods Toys. Ac., Ac., fer Children,
consisting IN part Of Dssecting Map of the World,
the Natisn 4 shs U. g.. A B @ Blocks. and in fac.
every thing from N KiepAaat down to Bird, al of
which will be sold cheap 1t
A. ]. Ohm ER,S
Fancy Goods Toy store, ~ present on JoAsson
st.. near the Post 0ass md after tbs 18th Of Nov.
viii BE- happy to walt on his friends At his new
stand On the cast sida n 3rd, between Main John
con sts, Keokuk.
Oct II dim
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NORTHERN CROSS Rail ROAD

QUINCY 70 CHICAGO.
nN and after October LIST, and until further no
~ tice, Trains Will run dali xcepling Sunday, D
- follows
=. Chicago Express--Lcss Quincy $40 A. r..
arriver 1t Gaies burgh at 10 ob A. NJ, At Burling.
ton II los r. n, wyanet ut tzlsp. n, at Mculota
at 80 dinner, at Junction at Ais r. NJ and at
Chicago a,6r. n.
= Chicago Express-Leares Quincy 1t s.so ,.
H., strives II 9xlesburgh at $50 Pm, at Wyanet
at fi.10 r. r., nj Mendoza at 1875 A. H., nj June
tion ut 3. 10 \. ~, and At Cl cage at An
SOUTH FEST.
!. Quincy Expreas-Leasss Chicago A. ~,
leaves Haissburg SIS arrives At Quincy Ut $50
y.
T. Quincy Express-Leayss Chitaeo s.4s ,. -.
leaves dAlssburg 4-2o An arrives NJ Quincy st ~
Ak.
RAIL ROAD Cos xcrIOzs
AT GslesbnrK with the Ch,easo and Burlington X,
\, for burlington, wyanet, Msniota, Junction,
Al Wyanst. and Pond Greek with Chicago and
Reok Island Rail Road, for kock Island, Peoria,
LasAile, &c.
A. Mendoza with Illinois Central Rsiiroad for
Galena, Dunieith, Dubuque, st. Paul aud other
river towns; Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Psna, Ac.
AT Junction with aalsna aud Chicago Union Rail-
road for Elgin, Helvidsre, leloit, Madison, Free.
port, &c.
A. Chicago with the gre4, Eastern and North
err lines, for Milwaukee, Ford du Lac 4c Detroit,
Toledo, Cisvelaad, Pittsburgh, Wheeling baltimore,
Philsdelphis, Indianapolis, Lafayette. Cincinnati,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fail.. Suspension Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston. New York and eities
and towns generally throagi,ou the cast
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO
&n- vARs As LOw An BY Asy 0rasR aoUrE!!
forpartosiars and further information, please ap-
ply At the Company Office, MAn street. bvtwsen the
Lsclede House and Western stage UfRcc keokuk
where Through Tickets toai principal places can b.
procured. Through Tickets can also be- he'd on board
the Steamers Of The st. Louis 4 kcokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross kai road.
We. BULLi0Ns, Gen Sup't
y. N. BURSHAM, Gen Ticket Ag
J. X. TxwKssuRY, Agent, keokuk
Oct i4dAw
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PENNsYLvANIA wAGLnoAD.

THRKE daily Through Trains, between Philadel-
phia aad Ht,sssrs.-TMs Mossrso MAIL TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Pt,sbarg nj "A A. NJ, and
Pittshurg for Phiiadelphia nj A. NJ. The FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelphia fur Pttsburg q. r. NJ
THE NIGHT ExPsEss TRAM leaves Phiiaiclphia for
Pitnburg ~ III r. H., and Pittsburg for Phiiadel-
rhis AT 10 p NJ.
The shove lines connect ut Pttsburg with Rail
roads To and from st. Louis, Mo-; Atom, Galens
and Chicago, Ill. Frsnkford, Lexington ana Lou
isyille, Ky; Terre Hautc, Madison, lafayette an.
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
bellefonisine, kandasky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colam
bus, Zanesyille, Massilion and Wooster, OHIO; also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either o.
the above places.
For further particulars, .ce Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the Wes
will fnd this the shortest and most expedition
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AcEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pi.tsburg.
Feb. |, 1888. -ly
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EXCHANGE AND DANKINe HOUSE.
i'll S144Sge q. ApADrsoa,
Third Street, bet Main and johnson, ksokuk, Iowa.
WILL buy Eastern and southern Exchange At
y ayzkstsslss sgs. L.t.Sf,I
eesds femittsd - currensrates Of exchange free Of
charge. esR -
- Usual bsaking facilitates gzansed to Gu.
TONERS.
1N. RaSsn 70
Winsicw, LAsisr Co, BANKERS, N. York City.
=. W. ClAsk, Dodge Co.,
k.M. Clast Co.. BAaksrs, PhiladslphiA.
Clssk &Co., :. Boston
R adi.;sassr6ss dl..s sa. Co.. Bankers, H. L.a'.
John ]. Andersen 4 Co.,
9iilnOrs 4 Bsoshsrton, Cincinnati.
- Oooe hours from "A. n. TO p. NJ.
July ~, iss0.--diy
4. +. p1nIso HK LOVE-
DEMING Il Love.
fsuccessors Q A. L. Deming 5 co.,)
Dankors and Dealers in 8.xchangs.
Msta Street, ksokHk, Iora.
pAKIlcULAR attention given to collections.
E.w. olsr1, Dodge ! Co, New York;
Adams 4 Buckinghams,
J. ". Clark = Co.. Boston,
Drexel 4 Co., rhilAdslphia;
3. " CLARK Co., g
Johnstos, npotheSs Co., Baltimore;
4. W. Clark 1 Bros, ST. Louis;
ststs Saviags Institution,
Benotst D1nnslly, !"
VIM. HssvM u o., Pitts tsbureh;
Con nsreiAl BAak, Cincinnati;
N.corvith Co., dalena,
Heron brothss, Dubuqse;
D. c. Convsrs, EsQ., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
Zssesvilic. fiy7
~
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q y N Oval.

- STAR CLOTHING sFoRe.-H. sTRArH
~ tCo. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
TO NO % Main street door to = s. billings where
tney Will happy 10 their old friends and many
new ones.
&G- Our spring stock win be received at An
early day, when We shall present unusual advAnta-
ges to the trade. frbeQa
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THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
HOOKS AND sTATIONEmYl
Fer tho Fail TTaaet9
The Ldr0est and most C0mplsfs Stock ere,

The Ldrgest and most C0snpiefs stock egeS
brought to local.!
vNliE subscriber il now ia receipt Of his stock Of
/ Books, Stationery, 10, Ac., which hes bees
bought directly from Manufacturers and pabiiaA-
ers
His largely increased facilities for buyinp givus
him every advantage r competing with the LARGEST
esi establishments in the West.
His sales Rooms arc large and elcgupt--cempae
ing fayorAbly with any Of the Book etahlisl msAts
in the largest cities of the Union.
Merchants and all others invited 20 ca ana
examine the Stock and Prices. r. u ALiA
No. 50 Nain street,
SeptSd Next TO the earneF II second
CAMEL GAMEg!
1sHE highest market prices VIII AivHys As paid
/ for Game.
Also help wanted. Enquire At the Young Amer
ies Saloon. opposite the fostofLs<.
~p.so-d,i Ms, MAGoUN.
Library AssOelatto0s.
+ WILL furnish liouks 10 Libraries a. EASTERN eef-
aiosue prices, dedscting 10 per ccst ssrdyoss
orders To i, =. .0dDkN,
sept5d - MAlA-st.
PARIOn q MEATINO sTOvE1.
DARLOk and Heating stoves It Eastern Aanufne-
i ture, for wood or ceai, fer sale by.
TILLINaHASf, LANE Z BUEL-
sep3S "a. lse, Maia s1ssst.
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Fall and Winter Trade.

cate CITY Beet and Nhoe store,
Nc III Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
INHE undersigned would respectfully call -
the attention Of the Ladies and Gentle j
men of heokuk and vicinity, 10 their Ane andv v
we'll selected stock of Boots and Shes. nov
opened and Tor sale at the above hment com
prising All kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, BOYS
and Childrcn wear, Of all styles grades and size,
These goods have been selected with special rcfereuc
70 neAsness OF style and durability and will be sold
at very small advance above Eastern cost "A y,
are determined not to b. undersold by any house In
the city. Please give Us call. An examination ol
goods and prices is the only favor We ask
sept. ,, 1851 Ii. c. HUISkAMP A BRO
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Ticklen 4 Lueas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS,
JoAason n. bef. - srd 3D., . KEOKUK IOWA,
MILL bay and sell Erchange, collect Notes and
w Balls. sell Lena W Axranis, invest In Reel NJ.
tats, Loan Money Ter residsnts, and Pay Tsxes.
Time paper negotiated. and facilities extsndsd -
Goid, SILVER and uncaryent money bought and sold.
kEenRRNcEA.
Bank Republic, New York City.
John n. Gordon. Union Bank, Baltimore.
James k.bb 4 Co., New Orleans.
Dunley, Drake Co., Cincinnati, o.
H. A. Tucker Il Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John .Anderson Co., St Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern Virgins Banks.
Joseph Ficklen, Lexington, Ky.
uly1O. ,46-dfY
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SANDERS, 6COFIRIID d CO..
TURNgTG0E WARE.U oOSIS.


Main Street, bet. 9TH 9Th sts., KROK TX, IOWA.
'INHE undersignsd have nov In
their Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected ASSORTMENT u all kinds Of Purusurc EN- bra
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Buresus: dne
and plain Sofas ; Ans and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from . plain wooden
scat, 70 the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedstesds Of the
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sises Clocks, Csrps.in n
nooi ana door mattings, door and table oil cloths
nA',fasses, feather dustes, carriage trimmings
WINDOW shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept In our line VI buainess.
Part OF our stock was made under our own supey
vslon, And the rest bought from manufactories Of
nigh standing, % that can warrant every Article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
oar oh,sct Is 70 establish : permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle and ~
an inducsment 70 person. 20 purchase of us We are
resolved 70 sell at the lowest 81. Louis prioes
Call and examine eur stock before purch ssipe
elsewhere. We viii always take pleasure Ia showing
furniture to Ladies and 1enusmsn who cali on us
whether they feel inclined TO buy or not.
SANDERS, SCoFIELD co.
MAJ
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Cash cussomcrs Take Notice
AAVlS0 made ali thc necessary preparations, 70
- manufacture &li kinds Of Shoes, boots for La
dies and 0cntlemen, and having nov on the way
very large asssrtment Of a kinds Of raw maseria ii
TO manufacture from bought in New York and Phil.
ieiphis Of tbs manufacturers and i'm porter have
determined to sell oG my Eastern made goods
now on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
to make room for the new and large .toek NJ p.~
material 10 arrive. All persons In want Of any
kindof Esstern shoes for Ladies wear can now ha
chance g save from 20 to 40 per cent and get bet
tef shoes tAaa at any other hossc In the city at the
July sd nI-rr
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1885
1856

- E6ULAR 6coknk aad Sc. Louis Paeke.s. This
= old AMI popular line of SteAmsrs will run two
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and st Lou
Il sdnring the present season The lines are comp
ed OF the following staunch and speedy boats.
Westerner, johnson, Master.
Ksokuk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, tnew boatl
One Of which will leave Keokak daily ~ Z
o'clock, \, Quincy Ato y, and arrive Al ST. Louis
next morning, at clock.
Express Mail Line--The York State, Heaisht
Master, will leave keokuk daily, att AN, breakfast
81 Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke. Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive atSt Louis next morning.
These linss are com posed of boats whose nam a
alone are suhcient guarantee OF their speed and ao
oomnodasion feh9sdtf
SA- Passenger for the sss, can take The Quincy
boat Att A. ~, and connect at Quincy with connect
ang train on N. G. Railroad for Chicago and the
east, -
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Just RECEIVED.

A the sign of the Big Shoe, on Main Street. near
4 corner IT I'D another invoice Of Cent?, La
ules Misses and Chiidren's wear, comprising all
the new styles Of the season and to which
additionsare being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late Arm
OF odell Matless, will close out as coss and b..
low cost, IN order to max for other goods no
on the way. All persons wishing bargains In on,
line, are requested to call and examine for them
selves. We wilt also make TO order at the shortee,
notice. all kinds Of gentlemen 4 and Ladies' wear
from the best material and in the la.ststyie sood
Mt being guaranteed in ali cases
mylbd HTISkAMp MA7IRSS
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Incorpoputten NeV,ce.

incorporation 0A NO0fce.
II NOW all whom il may concern, that 81. W.
IN sample, John W. Cleghorn, j. X. Hornish, J.
II sullivan, John MoCune, d. B. smith. p. O..
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells, 3. n Harri-
son. b. I. Brigham, VIM. Leighton, WIN. Timber
man, J. NJ. Hiatt and james {. Estes, hsvc ineor-
porated themselves and their associates, under the
name and style Of
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
with capital stock Of TAvse Hsadred TAoxssni
Dollars, which may be increased or diminished, ~
the Stockholders may 6nd expedient. The private
property 0f stockholdsru 10 exempted from liability
beyond the amount Of their unpaid stock. The
principal place u business Of the Company, IL 81
keokuk. Iowa. The object VI the Company 10 -
supply the CITY Of keokuk and vicinity With vAter,
for mechanicni and domestic purposes. The busi-
nsss vi the company to b. under the dirscsion sf
the eorporAtors Board of seven Urectors. and
to exist for periods Of twenty years, renewable, n
provided BY this Laws of lows, and the articles Of
Incorporation of Record in the once VI he K1cor-
der VI Deeds in the county OF Lee, State Of Iowa.
The Indebtedness Of the company 10 limitsd to the
sum Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Doll
lars.
Ksokuk. Iowa, Dot. 10th. tsb6.-1awsv
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PENNsYLvANSA RAlLROAD.

PENN8YkvANuA WAlLNOAD.
3OW2 s
gIVHk Great Central k0ute, connecting tho Allan
L tic cities with Western. Northwss,ern and south
western States. by . continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Pttsburg with daily Line
Of Steamers 70 al ports the Western Rivers, and
st Cleveland and Ssndusky With Steamers TO all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the 0fen, Vest
RATES D.rwxBx PHILADELPHIA AND rirrsBuRG.
FRsr CLAss.--Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tin boxss) Far, 75c. pcr 100 10.
Feathers, h.,
I'd dCLAss.-Books and Statiou-
cry, Dry Goods, tin baleso SOC. per 100 h.
Hardware, Leather, Wool, :
Sd CLAsa-Anvils, BAgging,
Bacon and Pork, Tin Salfa SOC. per 100 lb
Hemp, &c.,
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Ba-
CON and Po,h, tpaeksd) Lard, see per 100 lb.
FLoUR-el per bbl until further ,otice.
GRAIN--S0 ess. par 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight antii further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point Eas. o.
Philadelphia, be particular 10 mark package "via
Pennsylvania RailroaA." Ali Goods consigned I,
the A gents Of this .Road at Philadelphia or Fits
burg, will b forwarded without detention.
FKsIanr AsnNrs-Harris, wormlcy Co.. Mem
phis Tenn; h. y. Sass Co., st. Louis J. >. Mitch
dock, and Carter Jswott. Louisville, KY; r.
Trivia : Co., CiaoinnAti; /; n. w. Graham a Co.
Zancsville, Ohio; Lsech Co., 81 Kiby strost, Dos
ton. Iecch CO., No. Astor House. New York No
William street, and No. 3. Battery Place, Ne,
York; =. J. Snssdss, Philadelphis Magrsw
koons, Baltimore; 0so. G. Hranciseus, Pittsburg.
General freight Agent. pail.dslphis
II. ,. LoMBAERT, Ss2't, Altoona, Pa.
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q. OBERTOP,
SION Oh T4k BIG rIInLs. u
Aansf., - "a aaa M,..... ..kB0KtK
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
AAsa1at slas7rs.s.Ss. ssT dS...
.eP3dAwy Pisseis, &c.
swANwi CK \ Bno IN,
WHoLksALs clothisn, and Dealers 10 Pnr-
" aahing asods, Main street., over b. r, Moo
ys bot asd shos store, ksokuk, Iowa.
ssps2-di mrwiy. la 10
J. w. acToexS' -
LUMDER YARD. KROKUx.
I'm Cosssrt Street, bssvsaa lth saA SsA Htsesls,
Onosth of Main street. A lAsss sssrnsat s{
Lslpss ass osinslss, of best asalisy. always %
aAaa. s.a..--.. asvly.
aa 5. 8. Vail Z Co,
iron F0uNDEks AND MACHrNrsTs.
MANUFACTURES of steam Eneinss, 0rist ana
4vl saw Nm MashInsry, Water Wheels, As.. 1o..
corner q Sixth and Bioadssu Streets, uk Iowa.
May 81, 1854. .tdAw
Oani0l Copson,
M MANUPACTURH1 Of Sash, Doors sod Blinds !.
IVA Kesksk, kewa.
All common sisss On hand asd particular Sizes
.sppiisa = order. A liberal disoouat . country
esrea.ass. feb1odiy
EDWxRD 4. FOX.
Cavll Eagiaeer aal sn1Ssvsy.
nFFlCEin Kifbosrns' Block, Main steet, nsas
~ second. Lots laid ont Ia Reds, Klhoarns's, !,
ana MAsons Additions, and any other business In
."unc rI psr,orned WITH Promptness and accuracy.
kooknk.Juae 10. 's6--dsn
". 4. Coo aRAN M. u.
nFFkRS his services 70 the eitissns Of Ksokuk
" aud vicinity 10 the Pras&ios Of Aedisne, ssr-
ecfy AA1 Obssetfieks. M
0Gsss lW the prssent, with DR.. Geo. B. Parker
opposite the Laciede House.
ksftrs 70 J, v. sanford NJ. d.
Geo. B. Parker D.