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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

UupsoN RIVER Rhu.RoAD-FRoM MAY -. 1854
IL he trains VIII leave Chambers street station follows
Espress sA ~ and sP;M NAL % Nj through war
lr M Cor sing sing 1880 A. and 9ts I; this trar
n Tor Pseisiii and SO i. NJ The PoushSeepse s,ns
sg and feakskE trains stop 81 he satienA Fssaen
gers taken Chanhers. Canal Christopher and Thirty
rrecs Trains for New York leave troy lass, sis and
1910 ", and 40 y. H., ADD East Albany At $50 and
u:l5A n and 5P.A IA. A SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YORK AMI HARLEM RArDRoAD.-FARE RI
IN ducsd only 81 ~ from New York 10 Albany. Tbe IN
land necang With Western and Northern tains
$50 A. NJ EXPIRE irah for Albany. wihou, change Of
cars. connecting with liza a. n. Central and EorfheIr
t-e
$40 A. NJ mail train stopping Al wliamsbridss and ~
rat.Ons sboye
Fet1.rrirg leaves Albany
Aal. NJ, express without change OF cara
ele A. NJ, mall train
Asp. NJ, express for New yoFa.
We invite passengers business pIeasur~t0 ale The
Harlem RRfoad which co1f,or, prom nlfty
upeurpassed The M0sny are 6teA ur with
approved brakes wnica racei 81 under he
control of TIE engineer rendern' ne saesi road, NJ he
On rn Tickets obtained and cbeke6 AZ Office
Western Ralrosd Aoany. at Wine and Centre Bsooms
ed Twenty 1h streets, New York
Nm J. CAHPBh.L4 superinterl
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ANTHOLOGY.


THE Gypsy Girl. ~ ABOUT TO DEPARr ron
~ Iwope All hose wishing to consult her AZ 81
e vii DO well by ealing soon Al ~ Bowery Fec 80 cents
esirs
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILSON, THE CEr.s
~ bracd as,roogcr A Brocme street. il the only person
Ne. feo-iades, tr gentlemen, 81 Tine Of birth re
aured |
AN AsTRoLoGIsT THAr BEATS THE WORLD, AND
The only one who give correct Information OF sosee
be lucky numbers she sapasses any person has ever
yet visited our city she also making wonderful cures All
roiula rheumatism. lingering disease would dove
cali md her she the worst and most aggrava
you your moneys worth, call and his wonderful
naiuta gifted lady, and you VIII not g. away nssashed
Residence i Orchard street. between Houston and Stanton
streets.
f>LArRyoyArCE--By MRS HAYES, THAT GOOD AND
" faithful carvoyant Every man, woman aud chill At
accd with disease matter OF Whist nature Of how long
standing should consult Mrs Hayes Cures made daily
once, 10 Grand street, New York
C,ARD.-MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS rH INKS
" 20 her friends and patrons and bcgs 10 hat aer the
bousends both 70 his cry and Phadepha who have con
be questions OF asrooey love and Law matters and or
oraces ss relied on constantly BY Napoleon she has equal
Of her viteis 53 Bowcry, between Fourth and Ffh
streets
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO RE TTrr posT WOW
tnown as ar The s. venh d.usber Of DE seventh
who also great astroogs 1have natural s 10 tel
during my rsyes u Europe viii tel wsesssp
roo are married single bow MAR times you are 10 be
future husband and VIII you be speedily married.
and viii enJoy the geatest happiness " matrimonial
r. en,ss q absent feds and relations sba viii III, "
rue a the concerns Of life, that you help being as
nos rel chance Gentlemen DOT admitted 56 proons
street, Columbia
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TIM YlInF.

DIED HOUSE FOOTING COURSE, HARLEM.-THIs
III 0eauifu place visited by large number
81 respect citizens 1nesday 18th inst
interesting took place the Red
House track between Lonesome Phehc and the bay horse
vanderbilt e heats bestthrec IN five under saddle snder
winning Tee straight heats closely yoked by the
10 a. ass and ~ The rierds OF the little mare not
being satisfied matched her the spot 10 rot the
Tuesday rex for $50 aside Good day aud good truck.
I MON COURSE, T.. I-TR0TTfNG.-GREAT DOUBLE
u team rnce-0n Monday Nov. r. at half past O'Clock
match 900 mile heats, best IN D. Horace Jones
b. n Don and q. e. Rocket; Charles Ransom br.
SHAW 4 WHITE Propriesors
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TIL. nsILITARYs

THF. hkIIIAtLfs
L NIcEERBOCKERs-THE MEMBERS AND THOSE
n desirous Joining with tenth annual target
requested 10 aite1t the last meeting OF the
pan, previous parade Thursday evening Oct 80 a.
"a O'Clock az Capt Gariands
sowery without further notice. Each member ~il then BE-
with articles necessary the parade. Pune
JOHN GARLAND ciisirtDg,.
JoHs y EGRERJ. Secretary.
v. B.-The company will assemble Friday morning.
Oct 81 Central Hail. Of Grand street aud Centre
Esrket place, at Z A. NJ, for parade
A-OTIcE-HOPE GUARD3 ~ THE FfELU.-TiE
~ members and hnse intending parade with The above
banned company their annual target excursion are request
attend ard III III thursday, Oct 3d. ut halt
O'clock Military Headquarters p Wh.e street. ~ order
Of he Company.
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\, xTISGtIsHFRs, AITrS1IoN-THE LAST RALLY
II befre the hghtlhe 'tAtinguahers' will take part in
81 Grand orrbicN demonstration thursday evening" newt
NJ riends slsrd Fillmore ard ofour cause invited 70
N that crcasion Doiworfhs ful band has been cu
Jared mr. he 'kxtinguhers Come one come ali. Due
iofe viii be given 81 The time u meeting
N Q. LABkE, Vice President
" ". GAErscrI, secIclars.
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f,ARD.-REPoRTs HAVING BEEN CURRENTLY CIR.
Y i rulaird that have wiibdrawwn my FROM the
coming political contest take his method Of informing NE
ctnrp the Seventh ward that the reports spread
auorq them without the least foundation In truth II IL well
nown b. every democrat IN the ward thai ayne like
nirrese the primary election nomination have
rendered cerain and my election Subsequently
iarre OF the democracy the Seventh held
nsrtinr put my before the people their canii
dale Tor Alderman and solicited and Obtained my ptanrr
ana have no believe them their PROBES
sors Of friendship towards and consequently have no
dcuire 10 Withdraw from the
ne contrary feel pride IN the position in which y friends
nave placed me- shall abide the action the people nj Inc
nola The that solicited BY the Know Notrg III
5hcc ysef before the people acaudate and that ong
false and malicious and by
sto orign1tec TIE story But Of base men who n
corrunt political lar nohlng better can expected an n
radnce Why ho have the honesty come ont and
their basentts JOHN q. REFf,Y.
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pEvTtrrKY.

ftFNTIsTRY.-BR. n. q. DuRKTT CANAL, NEAR
ID varick sIeet-od number IA, t3nytes aseni
Il aud successful experience Daily operations win
~ and harmless benumbng agent preventing al pain.
pYces moderate.
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M pressure plates for Artificial teeth remarkable 10, het
Increased nness IN position ~ mastcson. and
ut W the ordinary spton vel adspted fw the
go Unuous gum. NsTuly worth the attention hoss
NJ fr reguTns art teeth 70 this
nre rgagpa ssev here Teeth removed by the benunh.
duplication and avsrv 90, mprov emcnt ~ he dsv.
~ LEvFTT psrfst No. h wavs-pv ulrre
Rear bycsawsy EeAbt~hea laaA
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CEvENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr-NINTa, SIX.
- senth snd Twentieth wards.
pEsoTArc REGULAR NOMINATION
AT meeting of the regular democratic Nominating Conyen
ton for this district, held september IL, 1855,
ELIJAH WARD
Vas unanimously nominated for Congress
JOHN W. BoyCE, Chairman.
GnAm T a. A. K.srlsH }s.erear,es
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TUE ROCKY MOUNTAIN FREMONT CLUB OF KINGS
enspvirvle their republican friends assemble AZ the
Ralyng Han this evening n ocloek wfh shc re-
pubh~nr ~ the Eirhih wud Gov nsefinr 70
be heid Ia the Mig Tent between Nineteenth and T~enteh
erees onrr Third Nars will leave the RallytnR
Han promptly All O'Clock. Music ~ s.ewarts hend
>. r. sPAUIDiNG, President.
r. ". Cow~rocw, Secretary.
youNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION cfUB-A spE.
cil meeting of the club VIII be held At her rooms
pouse, his Thursdayl evening, 81 ~ o'co~k o.
highly important bushes Members viii Dc puncsuL
Attendance. SPEhtbE w. CONE, freafenf
JonS v. wnrE, Secretary
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MATRIMONIAL.

w IrE WANTTD-ny \ YOUNG NAN sGrp TWEEN
w ~ years, Of good family anil ear.f,or vba..
personal appear ADce he confident VIII be obe~ea "a
well established In business and with ampe inocrne TIE
lady must be Of refined tastes aud cultivated mind
appearance above The average rood health energy M
character and an anfcunaic disposition eonsderad
REQUISITES natiyc Of nsw Ensiand preferred One eara
AL confidence, Roland Casben, Chicago IN. - "
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AIRS. GOV. ROAINSoN,S BOOK,
w KANSAS:
Irs INFERIOR EXTERIOR Lire.
Including full view OF It's Settlement Political Hs0rY Scca
Life, Climate. soil Productions, Scenery, &c,
ny MRS. SARA r. L. ROBINSON.
vol limo illustrated. Price 81.
Mrs Robinson the talented and high sprted wife o. asv
Robinson free State Governor o. Kansas has Written
narrative Of her experience and observation. II
promises 20 make great sensation Phadephia Bulletin.
just published by cftOSLEY, NICHOLS CO.,
No I'll washli gton street, Boston.
sent by mail tpostpadl receipt ofsl.
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BILLIARDS.

RnL1ARDs billiard ROOM FOR SALE oyg OF.
wINANT. II God street ff' " ~ =
DATFrTED FEBRUARY 10 iss.-yoDyr, BuJJARu
shEs and combinaton cushions Gentlemen are respect.
tully nformed VA my win be opcu dav Ana
evening for the exhibition Of the above tsbea ssesroou
Md - brnsdway manufNcory. 50 Ann sxest Mon ~.
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q he Gate Cltp
RAJ a LYNCH.

ATIUHNE1s At LAW,
DEAL ESTATE and Investing Agents, corner q
Il I Second and johnson streets, keokuk, Iowa.
Partcs having city or country property for sale
will please enter il register, and those DE-
string to purchage viii please call and examine ou
list. NV .dIf
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IL, HnWdcn a Som.

MOULD respectfully call the attention of the
W public TO their stock of the first quality Of
Marble which they have just received direct from
inc East which they are enabled 10 sell nj cheap
a rate can be obtained in ST. Louis
W are determined 10 act upon the motto
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS"
Give US call and we pledge ourselves 10 show You
as fine marble, and Us good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another 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
eur line.
Third Street between Man and Blondeau
Aurll B. lSl4. q
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CASH CRoCkERY HORSE

( .ol Ids ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers of
" Earthenware, China and Glassware No. 60
Nersey Street, New York, would say To Merchants
and dealers generally that having established
Cash House in this branch ef trade they are fu1lv
convinced that they can sell Croekery etc. at such
prices as will pay the purchaser fine profit to retail
hxpcricncs has proved very conclusivey to us that.
py adherng strictly to the cash system, can af-
ora to sell from ten ~ twenty per cent below the
regular credit trade prices.
10 this end we ask an examination Of our STYLES
and prices, list Of which will be forwarded by mail
to any party desiring
Earihenware by the Invoice, single package or
very carefully rcpacked for the country trade
July u. lS55.--dly.
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W q HING WARE HOUSE
- NAPLES Co, having taken the Store. IS
Market Street Philadelphia, formerly oecn-
pled by fassitt Co.. and having secured the SER
wees oi the most tasty cutters, We are now Mann
facturing an entirely stock Of Clothing Of eve
~ description, and II is intention at all times
pie Clothing suitable for the Western market.
4. NAPLES, formerly of Dubuque having sncnt
the last twenty years in the Vest and KNOWING the
wants OF Western Merchants, be feels that he cam
iai 70 gfe entire satisfaction to oil those that
he may have the pleasure Of doing business with
ouf Lincn Furnishing Room, we think cannot be
SURPASSED az all our Shirts, Collars etc. etc. are
made To order. 49, - '
~ VIII anoru us much pleasure to have YOU call
and make personal examination of .ur otscL
August 3, l655-dly p NAPLES IN
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=. HEIMSTREET.

/ MON Block, Main Street Dealer in Eng n
y iish and French Chemicals, Drugs and( ~
Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye stuhs, Brushes ~
perfumery, Fancy Articles &e. 4c a.
All the Patent Medicines If the day Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will BE- accurately
and neatly prepared, and in will any but
pure and genuine materials be used
I'D
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A4


rNHE Western Stage Company respectfully an.
i TO the public that their Coaches leave
heokuk Daily Sunday exeepted) for Fairfield. os-
kaloosa, Fort Des Moiues and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester.
Birming CHAM, Ashland Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
dyviile oskaloosa, pela, Monroe, Apple Grove, to
TT. Des Moines.
From oskaloosa (tri-weeklyl TO Council Bluffs via
Beliefontain, Knoxville, Piessantyille IndanuIa st
Charles, Nintersett, Indiautown, Silver Creek, to
Couucil Brfs.
Also from 0ttumwa via Blakesburg, Abba, La
grangc, TO Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from hekouk, l,aily, VIA Warren, Farming gton
Bonaparte, Bentonsport, heosauqua, Pittsburg Troy
to Bloomfield.
Also 10 Fort Dodge from Fort Dts Moines, passing
through DoonsbQro and Homer
Every atlen tion will b. paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places al
O'Clock. A. NJ
Ee~ Office on Main Street. second door above the
Laclede House K. A. MeCHESNEY, Agent.
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N. w. Isicks, W, II.

City Of Keokuk Iowa, ,-ofice on second St.. between
Main and Johnson.
| lR H., IN addition TO the usual
- methods of inserting artificial teeth
Is IN possession of the exclusive right tIYY\
for this city Of mounting the .eontinn- o
Gus gum work, 90 universally admired for their
beauty and cleanliness
lie ls also mounting teeth on Gutta Percha
apr i6 1886 dwly
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II. w. Alexander a Co..

LNUKW AKDING and Lonmlssion Merchants ;
L Freight Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes,
l7o south Water Street, Central Wharf Chiea -, HI.
Liberal cash advances on shipments of Produce
or Merchandise, for sale In this market, or ship
ment TO friends east.
Refer to ". L. Ewing Co, ST. Louis, Mo-. s. &
W. b. Thayer, Quincy, H.. Green 4 Stone, Musca
tine, Iowa d. II Campbell a Co. Galena H.. !; j.
II Langley Co., Rock Island, H.; Barkley
town, ILL.,. Hon. A. Starne, Springfield, H.; A.
ID d III. Reed, Galesburg, Ill. " s. Gilman, New
York Fassitt Co., Philadelphia Pa. A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago
Mark packages care Of H. w. A. & Co.
July n. Is55.-dHwly
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Keokuk Book-Binderv

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
u LANK Books made and ruled 10 any required
- pattern. Court Records, Justices Bockets As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books &c, &c, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music &c, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
Ess~ My Bndery will be found on Second Street
next door to the Athenaum sign Of the "Big Book
Jan. 26, ls54.-d&w ISAAC n. PIERCE.
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DENTAL AIxGEuxx

X. X ;. BARBER would respect
- iuiiy inform his patrons and the k
puPlic generally, that he has fitted up ,Ult6A
u handsome suite # rooms, sparing LIIJ
hethcr pains expense % ma ke the m elegant and
eemfortable, IN the brick building west side of Sd
D tween Main and johnson streets. Thankful for
pdst ihYors, h. solictts continuance of the same
b1~ All operations warranted
apr24dlY
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rTHREE daily Through Trans, between Thiladel.
L rhia and Ptisburg.fHE MoRstsG MAIL Tram
leaves Philadelphia for ptis,urg Of II A. NJ, and
pittshurg for Philadelphia NJ A. VI. TuE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg Al T. NJ
IHE NI6Hr EArRKss TRAM leaves Phladelph for
Pittsburg Al ! 7. NJ, and r,ttsbarg for Phiadel-
phia at 70 =. VI.
The above lines connect Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo; Alton Galepa
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort Lexington and Lou
lsville, ny. Terre Haute. Madison, LAFAYETTE and
Indianapolis. Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton. Springfield
Bellefontanc, eandusky, Toledo, Gles eland Colum-
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massilon anu Wooster Ohio also
with the Steam Picket Boats from and to New Or
leans ~ Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore New York or Bos-
ton. IlIJS. MOORE,
AaENr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. ,-fso5- --iy
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~ VI. MANNERS.

hYER AND SC0URER On 4th st., between
- johnson and Exchange, where he will renoyate
and make to appear new, all kinds of Ladies' and
Gentlemen s apparel, such rs Grape, broscha,
simere and woolen shaws, cashmere, silk and meri-
no dresses, rugs panoand table covers, window and
damask curtains, dc.
All of the above, and every other article of cloth
ing colored in any Of the fancy or plain colors.
hope by close attention and n nowedge Of my bus
mess, to give general satisfaction.
nov 2Sd&wSm WM. MANNERS.
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I'll subscriber would announce 10 the cityana 80
heokuK that he has just received stock of the
wear ever brought to keokuE: consisting nf Era,, !
ana american cloths. cassimeres and vestings plush
e. VeiVets, grenadines, cashmeres &C. which he win
make up on the shortest notice and in the bst ,vle
~ " ofuef. ne subscriber has also hand fine as
sortment of shirts, crayats scarfs collars. Sc
rep II LANES n TyIpp
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KE.M OVAL.

q STAR CLOTHING SToRE.-u STRAITS
IN SCO. have removed their stock II Clotbinp
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
@ 30 Main street next door to s. H. Billings whsre
'hey VIII be happy 70 see their old friends and many
once '
e. Our spring stock will be received N an
early day, when We shall present unusual adyanta-
ges to the trade faL9oa A'''
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Il y EON d + NTIST,
FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous -----~
gums, mounted on gold Or platna *
anu all operations II the profession pr LvyvyYy
i'tlhea with skill and despatch. and warranted
- lecth mounted on Gutta Pereha
kcokuk ,t ~ m eea9'
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kEOKUK: FRIDAY, MAY 23 1856

hENNf r. sthoLIE, EDWIN II. GRANT.
SCHOITE GRANT,
ELLA. RIDN Co, IOWA.
ID ANKERS, LAND AGENTS, and NoTARIES
II PUBLIC, Agents for fhe Unitod states Life In
surance Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany Cooper's d Clark's Steam Engine Manufacto-
ry, and for all important agricultural machines
Editors and proprietor- of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Polit1 and Rel gon-s2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS
octlp dwly
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4 CAN Ann n0

G GELIto the citizens of Keoknk and vicinity, FINE
~ FURNITURE, cheaper than they can purchase in
st. Louis anywhere abroad and transport ii here
Any persons doubling this invited to call at the
dAte City Furniture Rooms, 1856 Main street, and
satisfy themselves Of the fact. G. s. ABBOTT.
feb}5d
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LIME LIME u!

LIME! LIME!!
WE, the undersigned would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that have just
burned kiln OF first rate lime, will constantly
keep on hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilns the frst below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m Y. ZWARr & CO.
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COINTY AGENT.

~ !. MckENNEY, has been appointed Agent in
l. Lee County, for the sale Of SrlRlTuoUs LIQ-
uoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacramento
purposes only.
kuk, Iowa.
July Sd, 1855 div
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FAsHloNAHLE DRESS MAKER.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ToliN TfBBE would respectfully recommend him,
- self to the inhabitants Of kcokuk and its yicin-
ty, as an Artist in the painting of Landscapes and
Portraits, either wood canvass, any o her
substance for the decoration of parlors, rooms, or
steamboat cabins, and is also prepared 10 do Paper
Hanging in the best style, and 10 give lessons in the
above named art. Paintings can be examined NJ 02
den s bookstore Main street, 2d and also ut
y. McArthur's Picture Gallery Johnson street
near the Post Office, and orders may be left nj G.
Obsrtop's on Main street, near Sd. mcdl3d3m
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Mekee q Timberman,s Lixery Stable.

Wck ee a. HI m DC rma MS Livery Stable.
rINHlS Stable, situated Third Street, between
i Main and Blondeau Streets, is large and COM
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business and the undersi gned amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Buggics, and Carriages at re,.-
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day.
week or month, SAM'L MCKEE,
W. TIMBERMAN,
Keokuk Oct IL, lS54-dtf
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LIVERY STAELE.

LIVERY STABLE,
nN johnson Street, between lst and I'd
" by WN. IL. CLEGHoRs. This establish 41
ment is large, commodous, well arrangedAA'
and amply provided with good horses well trained
for harness, well with Carriages, Buggies and
Hacks, open and close covered and half covered Of
every description, ada pied To convenience luxury
Horses Carriages Of residents Of the city Wis
itors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought ard sold commission and my
own account at all times.
May IS. l555.-dly
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spring and $u nm mer of 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
NJ HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY
HUTCHINSON a. DEWEY.

MERCHANT 1AIL0Rs,
IhlkD street, between Main and Johnson keo-
Euk Iowa, have just reviewed Mt their Eashiona bic
tailoring and Furnishing establishments o choice
ana excellent supply Of Broadcoths Cassimercs.
Vrstings, and 1entismen Furnishing foods Of All
descri ptions, and guarantee that their work shall he
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
id,hey are constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit al
VINO desire good work and the best material to give
them cali. Agents for
francis Mahan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports of Fashions
aprlu-uly UfPFIITN5.,f.N- t,t...,,4,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-23
FANCY eooDs AND ToYs.

~ 0BERT0r, No. r. Main street has Just re
". ceiyed a large and complete assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments Shot q uns
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and so on, which he will
sell ut
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. C. 0BERTOp.
kcokuk Oct. 30. 1855. d