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CUMMINGS 4 BE0G6.
Architects.

s u p r IN TIE N d EN TS,
lAv1 taken On slIes in Reddingtonss Block
! i corner Of Johnssn ard Third streets, In ReoU
Ne "A. stsry, Asss dsor to tbs left q the hsad
sf the main sntIancs stairs, wAere they inyit1
tAsfr friends and the public 10 call. They ars pgS
passa % fusnish Assigns and detail drawings ioa
bsil1tags VI AL Aia1s, pubiic and private and u
saperintsAd tAS erection OF The same. They hops
70 DO business In such nsnper as will please theiI
patrons snd do credit 70 themselves. Ss
Refsr, By psrnission, - g
=: Love. Havki8 Taylsy,
1Awasd Kilbeurns, james Heta \
0sc.C. AsasEson, =, r. CsssSs
VIC. Stripe, ID. KsA6iuG11E.M
WIN. Leighton, in. Bnines,
JIM. Hiatt. j. B. rseL =
dssl3dly
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- ESPECTFULLY inforns he ishsa
IN Ksekuk ssd It, vicinty, that hs n
aay business in his line. Prom III
Of ~ yeas, De has nAas hinss3S &
the vaYions diseases in the horss--
InAusnsa Fever, Lung Fever, InAsnS
gers, 6wassy, bstts, Worns, colie, epa1S1
Bons 6pSains, Ring Bone, Cufhs, q. NG7
can b had by calling 1t his fesidenec, On
bstwssn Johnson and Exchange, Keok AZ. Il
jan37d1y
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RAILROII TICKETS 1

Good for On unlimitsd length Of time ALLOWING
Passenger tostcT ~ any point and re-
ii suDs their journey NJ leissre.
eesaohoa1 Tiekstse - Clsss Of Navigation
q this Qmss IL ssgs24 I'll Railroad n1n2ss In
- United States and Canadss.~ s
Up kiver Passengers leave Keokak at5sI8 y. n
Down sa@s 7A.n
Stsee goes Ess,,o Plymouth st elsdnss6unda II
s1espted, senpeeting With the aftee11oa train Il
Chicsgos 4sss Il ss II.
NJ ~ ,RnssAesrs arriving b EAokat2n sAs YsA
euin 3Sso ths West, should seeq9 s1f Tickets IL
- EvsaiAe
~ ~ s .R.fuM3ouUxY,
Iey1e9E Eiskst gsht i e. 1x4H =. B. Liz.
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MPOHNAMG CMlYt6Est
Saturday Hvsning Tr1An Ppt On
OHIO& MlSsISsIP
..sas ...s..
r "A IL r o A D.
CeMPlsted 10 CSnciMN0tS-- Ihr0NQk NTH ~
change Of caro- Only sMs chesgs
Qt c0y1to LoWisville- One
e - msama - Fs{n~Sfx~1

eAenOe Of coy,-- Onlv ene ckaW01
81 rc-s,naT i.sjii~ -.
. y C,.ss
g 49, - IsSgee1-
L - te Whseiang I, end svs tsee eeanses q Cesa
ana naeeaes anaos mites eeasef - AL 1aet-
- g,sies tesa n ny M osser foets;
xnE 0AnAI NAIaOnAA kUU1k, esvsJSNs
Os - after Wednesday ,Jsly lat, trains will
se.ye q aealoss;
VI 1alt tEaln--Leavss oncs, corner lth and
ee@q3e Z ~ lssssA ~ Aseaves kast st. lOsis
aesas l.see; sl Z. 81. .
oAsss..as q Z -. Lsavss East s.. Louis Depot
AsS9ss4Zs a. =. ...x 81 ~. Il "A
,ael .s ~ 49, a 2s-s.s..s. sSs M.veuh1 Pup.
g 4 49, ~ 4lu - Osen y.
~. ~Ass - ~ ssefs aAJ sAssPs
- r. |. .n~nAv = mnArA
- ~ ~ .A. 114 - esvUf.
k - $780, ~ 5l sns eessssn Coz.
@Issss :. .Sssn - =! nassssa Maai ane
c3 3SrS. S.sss ss~.ss Ss.ss = ~ ~ rss.s.
1Su.s.,.ks. p.ni,ras. wsst;ss.an ~ sGSs n.s.s
S.I3ss ,.s"Ss sisas, Asssios Aso -
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-
1h4on6,
c,.slassi,
Alse. by several diAstsat S6 Ile Ill ~ -
sirAl intsrmeAiatS places ISs N
I Alse. 70 0Alena, Dsnleith asa 81. Pasl.
AAto au the Railroad Citiss In Upper saa
Low GeA6. via 0vsnd Trunk Railvsyl Hsm-
lite ITO. Kingston. Montsesl - 0ssAss.
ByaASe.s roatst to 0gdensbasgh, y. 4, pfasts-
bsrgh, u. X. cd Portland, Me-,
Can be procured % ~
RAlLROAD TICKET OIII0n,
Main st., one door from U1lo80oIJ J1ooeA
kEOKUk, IOWAs
- Travellers Geo eave time snA u0ne1 ~
buying thSir Tisket, in sek nm 81 81
Psssengsss isaving Keok an q I. 1s11V1s }
=. m, reach GAlena or DUnicith next lnegnis u
bfesA fast GAieeeo nsxt morning It ~ 0'xfock,
Cineianati next dsy st 10 p. m, - wishou
eAanes Of eass from Chicago.
e-Clsse connections made in Chicago with All
Yastssa Tssins.
DECEM6ER "A, 1857.
-. vAilc the river fer,atus opcn the ollowipG
will be the rates Of THROUGH FARE:
nusu::...... ................ ~
n n?AAs'......szncnaes... -...s......ssse@.. l1 %
Losissills......s1 ........ ......... s...- y ~
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FOR SALE,

REINd desircus Of eurtsiling portt IL eus
~ business, We oder for sslsat great hasgain On
LONG CREDIT with approved security, or in ~
change tor city property, eur large and sxtsnsfvs
fessiAg Ailbs known - the Magnolia MIN. -
Ahafpe, H., together with Stock Yard of r
aefSs, and four good Dwelling Houses; also,
large asd extensive Cooperahop and Stock In ks5
suk also, ns VI our Grocery Stores Main-st.'
between eth and 10th, in Keokuk, and : Sterc
Aeuse and Lot with good stock Of Groceries, u
HAillpu, III
For particulars enquire OF No. 100 Mnin-st.. or
No. 81 Lsvee, Keokuk.
oot14d W. III. AukTIN 4 (lfl +
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hk. k. b. BAM8Ek would FesDeet- - n
~ 1slly inforn his patrons and ths
1sslie gssssally, shst hsAssstted spo(Xl =
hsndsoUs suite Of rooms, sparine I1J
nsdthsS painsssexpsn1e ~ me ke u q elsga1t $50
ss9fsrtahis,ss The bsiek baiiding East si1s ofS.
bstves0 nsinan JohnSen strssts. TAsnkls Ter
psst levers, As solisip sontinsanss sf tAs ne
- Alloperstions warranted. fAps1lSI
!. .. - o. r..
RAAN1k kodes No. 36, /. D. oS0. r., assts 2
- every Friday Evsaisg, 1t Tenpsraass
Nall, % Main street, u ~ o'e8osk. Ale
isvitsA - stteaA
uy3e-Aly
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FLuuk-$l " bbl., nutii further notice.
0kAIN--45 c2eF 100 tbs. until further notIee,
COTTON-s bale, not exceeding 5Oo ~, u
weight, until further notice
1n shippipg Goods from any point sagt q Phih~
Selp pAies ~ atticularso marx paekagss s4ess
ssa5s Aaslysad All goods eensignsd to
sturGk, Nj ~ fsrwasdsa without dstsntisa.
HEGHT AaxNTS-Ciark Co., ChteAso !;
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; P.@lr 0'Riisy &
Co., Evansville, lndsi Wm. Bingham, Louisvills,
KY; H. Z. Meldrum, Aadison, Ind. II. W. Haawn
ACo., and Irvin O.. Cineiunati ii. y. lSesss 4
Co., zanseslIlss o. Lssch Co., No 54 k9iby ST.,
Rostoei Lteeh &Oo., No. Astor House. N. y,
~. Wjlliensst.. n. 3; h. .. 6needer, Philadel-
phip3 AAfrAW = koons, Baltincre b. A. stewart,
Pitts sburgh. n. ~. HOUSTON, s
General Freight Agsat. II
HI. L0xBAERT, Sap't, Altoona, F4S1.
Jan. !, 'ss-diy
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n OF ICE

NOTICE.
M R66RS. PLUAMER Z co. having made such
N1aFTaneemsnn ~ will enable them 70 continue
their business - usual, ! dssm 8 prepe9 70 sav
they are. sattlle1 " the conndsacS II tAs public
generally. MN. DROWNILL.
ksoxnk March & 1854
ENh5.1lS va1is1y 81 wi1zS1 EES191 8 SEs
- seeoa C11Ap CASE G1o1I.
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Foeiltsiee Inevsassd sNA Fass Rsdxcsd
C4AN oT rtMEi
nNRd ar xnssday, oetehos lsth, two dai ii
- ttsias. - ws5s tssnssys excepted wiiiraI
l. l.. 'rr.i Tr.in leave. ErOxu 7. ,.ts o.e,o.. !. !.
lst Train iesvss BENIoNspokT Tat7 an
ID Train I" 2.I5 r. "
Passengers for Sioux City, Council BiuGs, For
Dodge, toet Des Moines, utfuura, Fairfield, and
ia tern ediafe points, win take he 7;tS = m train
connecting at Eentoaepost with ~ all point
10 Middle and WeSterr Iowa.
By this arrsnxemsltfssiicpts aloAe ths line d
the road will eeenaeaed "a spcnd FIVE HOURf
Once 10 XII Bourne Block.
S. wight EATON,s
~ EngiIserAnd Superintead1nt.
SAn'L A. BLACK,
Asst suP't and General Passenger Art.
@DTieket eshce a, Railroad Depot
keokuk, Oct. 10, '57-dGw
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kcokuk Book-Bindexy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUHAcTORY.
pLANK Books made and ruled 10 any req aired
lJpattsrn. Court Records y justices nocksts, -
sesssn kssks, Peil Books, Ae., H., D1absd L
short notice.
OLD Books, AaeAsinss, Music, L., Esr re-
b0und In any style desired.
~Ay Biudsry viii ~ found ON EeeonA-st.
nsxt door TO ths Athensun, sign Of the "Big
Book. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
sep IL lid
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4. W. N on sE. n, D..
ENELk0W Of Massachusetts Nedlsal Ecclsty Of
- Aes over Rieklsn 3 Lasas' Bank, ThirdSt.
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..ss !os; s.I 9, . =. =. ~. =. -.
opr,cr so h1 81 9xsE4!ss =. .rccr
IL AS for sale 90 tI5G1 2Me4Stn p. W. xii.
L i bourne = Addition. 90
Frsm any of thsse LotsNA0 f38on, and
the view around threity, isdeM| |Aifn1.-
They ali adjoinin
KlLBOURNE r kfl5 -
And no other Lots In the City be nof0 fabls
for residences.
Block ITO Ia the oldlimitSE
90 Feet On MAin-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block ~, on BlondeAa-st.
so Fsstin Block 2ol, on Msin-st., between 10th
. nd l1th.
- Feet on Msin IT., commencing Zoe fsstfrom
10Th street.
10 Feet IN 9Th ST., in Block As, . very dssir.bls
building residenee. -
Alss, Lots In Hdward Kiibosrne' = New Addiak 8
@Tsszs--Low, and vesx Easy RsEmAg
For further particulars eng - 81 the Akovs 9 -
iAA26d
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2 va .sf3k'S vssSss2 sSa855SSs
|rr4f sll,s o. - y I
i Msaxa1, It =, n e r y 53|5 ~
~ 1e1ia ~ II ~ r. = 7 V y! r.
q Ce.sms sn41 III y &, La j -
sabiiaA - I'D 111 VT T.
sGarssasr - H. eai - n -
.::.1ss.: s:ss sssss * n s. = =: sssds ID =
-. S .ssssi "a g ss<s = - q r.
= sae.sses 4 I111asas1.
1lssswiil - sl1sx ~ ssrssels = ! III s1ui1
q - 1eooAsls - ~ snetem
nAtAenaties. - - ~
!. 3: ~. :;..ss y u ~ s.''ss Z -
TA:.. Wilt szsssAsss weekly = csapsstssa
There VIII shrss Aspast.ss,s -Psinsf,, ~
tsrmeaiate - Aee4snie. GA 7s
TERMS sB
Primary Departnsnt, per quastsr ,.,.,...s..1 q r.
IaterDsdiate Department. DsS esests ,...... - u
AeeAenic Dspaftn snts - @uastsr - ~
TAsss rates. payabas inses1abiy n ~ gIedls ef
he quarter, dsfrsy sotlfe psasss - tsistas
In all bsanehes net ineandsd Ii the extra charger
No deduction will u naAe for abssncs, except In
cases Of protsacted scknsss.
Pupils will Be classified and promoted only,
sos Z thorouxh examipstion In their previous
The services Of Prof. Brace have hsea sessred to
Gtye instruction in German, French, ORA awinR, and
VI Painting. lie viii also give instr actions IL the
pfcparstory exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
u charge.
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, 0eruan, Dsauinx
Painting and Agricultural or Prsetical Qpis-
try.
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NEW .nILLINEHY HTONE |.

NEW M1LL1N EKY NTOME.
~ rs. X. TALON takes pleasure in an aEsN
IVA nounoir.g that she has opened 3 n4w1 w
store IN Cur tis' Bsilding, on Fourth street,
whsfe she will keep good assortment u Bonnsts,
Ribbons, and eyery thing in that line. Ladies' Ass
insted " call sithsr here at this old pAss,
Main At.
eFowlsr sModslsfor sale.
octo-d
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- NOTICE.
THE Prssbytcry of keokuk win hh its next
= -sslla1 il.s..Ds :. S..ion, .os iAp second
Thursday tSthl 81 April, n clock D. m,
O. g. BEAMAN, Stated Clerk.
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o96.

NEW COMERS PLEASE NOT1On.
Deeleeb3ssnd pWneNeAt Aont5{os}e . ~
sAMtCs' ssseuftsas - Leef1erj hc..SSsy SSsy u
enHR ssbsssiher now oGess ar ns~ s:sss1.4 ~
y cheapest bargain ~ ont, Acin4 .Ss ~ Itr
closed hy neatly painted paling lssss, y. -
water ssnvsnisnG, In : hssltAy location 49, = .
aeighhoshesa, within tea minutes vaf
Rates Hsass.
F5AST COME: FIRST rLAlN.
II taken sson, can Be bad 81 low aeusoe. Y
rars bargain, whether for rssid~rcs ur s s. Is.
vsstmsnt. little guaranteed.
1IaAs-t161 cash balance 10 payments = IS.
ssAmodats psrshasrr. For cash : libsssl Aisees1t
will ~ maae.
Inquire ef Ne unie!sisssd, Day. 0slllias
Kxshaass-st. corner of lsth, cr u shs &c. r
". ". Dixo1, Athensam BailAines.
d.ia PA. URMAxQN.
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Keokuk Marble Works,
no. I.RsTABLIsHED $50,
ThlT1 etrset, BET. Matn 4 Isl \ eau.
JNO. BAWDEN 4 BRO,
MAsUTAcTURERs or
GRAVE STONES. MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, kanties, Table and Pier Tops, and
every description Of Plain and 0rn am entail
Work In Foreign and Domestic Marble.
jyl6-dly
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GUNS GUNS!

AsRA1LAND HOUSE,
J. A. PATAOR, PaoPaI11oa,
forasrly Of the sherman House, Chieago, Ills,
FRONT-ST., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite stsAn Ferry Landing,
Eess AaAissn, Iowa.
ssp3SdAv
SRCOND 0E1EET CD1AR 0FO0E.
GRxAT bargains IN Dry Goods, Cloaks, Donnsb
" Mbeoos, -. We ass now sGsfiae oar we'll
ssleetsd stock very Low for sssh. Our eosInsnt ol
goods n every department 10 eenPlsts, - besgAs
very cheap, and viii b soh louer Thea hsyete1ore
oesrsA, = ~, ~ deing ear busiasss, ssvs rsst
and slerk-Airs. We can and will sell lover sAas
any other sstahlishnsnt.
css3s-d +. n. ABBOTT 1 Co.
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= BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of yohnsos oad Ninth Streets,
KEOku K...................... ..............IowA
3. >. VAIL Il CO.
jyIAd
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&. J. DAnA,
4 TT0RNHY at Law, Ksokuk. Iowa. OfBce In
n Post Building, sdst., bet. lain and Johnson
jsod1y
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TIoRNEY Al Law,
a.
4 lfFlCE on johnson street, between ID and I'd,
~ over the Postonhce.
novediy
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Booksellers in adjacent towns and country Mer-
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
GLOSSY IA IR
no THE GREATEsT AGE.
COMPLETELY PRESERVED

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become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head she continues to use 1t, not SIMPLY
because Of its identifying efec s upon the hair,
but because of its heathful influence upon the
head and mind. Others Of my family and friends
are using your Restorative, with the bsppiest
effects; therefore, my skepticism and doubts in
reference to its character and value are entirely
removed and / can anG do most cordially and
confdentially recommend its use by all who would
have their hair restored from white or gray by
reason Of sickness or age,l TO original color and
beauty, and by all yonDg persons who would have
their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON Mann.
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TIME above cut represents a Plow recently pat
ented by us, and is designed more particu'
larlz for the cultivation of CoTToE, though some
of the testimonials which we append highly re-
commend it for the culture of Corn and GROUND
PEAS.
The Pillow has a double mould, with two wings
or weeders, projecting two and four inches bey-
ond the sides and in the rear of the point either
of which may be inserted in, and through the
Landslide at pleasure, and suited to the work de-
signed to be accomplished. The mold throws the
earth slightly to the plant, and the weeder run
ming under the surface cuts up the grass and
pulverises the soil around the roots, thereby saving
the labor of hand and hoe.
In the Spring of 1857, we sold several hundred
of these Plows, and the following testimonials are
from gentlemen who have given them a practl,a al
test.
We manufacture them ourselves and can recon-
mend them as being strong and substantial, the
wood and iron work being of best quality.
We are prepared to execute all orders with great
promptness and dispatch.
PR1oE So. 60 each, for less than six plows.
do 1925 do for more than 6 and less than IL.
do 800 do for quantity over IL.
Va These pl9xt are furnished with polished
or ground castings When desired, at % cts. advance
on each pillow. Extra castings to fit these pIows'
always on hand at following prices: mold Is cts.
Landslide SO, Point 20, Long Weeder 25, Short
Weeder 20.
Referring to following testimonials, we sollcl
arly orders for ensuing season.
BORUM & MCLEAN,
PATENTEEs AND MANUFACTURERS,
FARMERS HEAD QUARTERS,
II Water ST., Norfolk, Va
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XXTM. II. HAMILTON, having completed the
w improvement of the Capitol Square, Ra-
leigh, is now ready to make contracts for the i'm
provement of Private or Public Grounds, in any
part Of the State. Plans, drawings and estimates
given on application. Fruit and ornamental trees
for sale Greenhouse Plants, Roses and Strawber-
~, of the following kinds being thu best in cult
5 alton, and ready for planting Burs, New, Pine,
Moyamensing, Mae Evoys Superb, and Long.
worth's Prolific. The above varieties 25c. per doz.,
or one dollar per hundred. All letters addressed
WIN. H. HAMILTON, Florist, Raleigh, N. c., will
be promptly attended to.
BPleigh, Sept. 3oth, 1857. Sly
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PARLoR AND CHURCH ORGANS.

IlANOO O. ELODEON
7 NHE subscriber furnishes lower than they can
i be procured of any dealer in America, The
celebrated Alexandra Church and Parlor Organs.
Princes, Manning's, Mason & Hamlins, do; and
all other American make Of Harmonious and Ne
lodeons. Chickering's, Nuns 4 Clark's; GiIberts,
Boardman 4 Gray's; Worcester's, Stoddarts' Gates,
and all other prominent manufacturers make OF
Pianos. HaTps, Guitars, Victims. Stools, Covers,
instruction books, and Music at wholesale or Nc.
tail Churches, Schools, and ministers suppi'ee
~ Iarge discount. Every instrument guaran.
iced. Circulars and Prices sent free.
Addrass j. ~. EDNEY.
Sc John Sire Q
New YokS
csnt Istb. 1851, by
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NlistdIaneous.
NO

HAVINGt made arrangements to enter into the
IL mercantile business at Sassafrss Fork in
Granville county, I now offer my town property
in Henderson,, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road, consisting of a well improved lot of Eve or
ten acres, and two unimproved lots, with a lot of
wood land in half a mile, sufficient to supply
wood for several years.
will sell this property .ow and make the terms
easy.
/ have practised medicine here for seven years,
and can recommend the location as an excellent
one for a physician. There is a male and female
school in the village; Episcopal, Methodist, and
Baptist Churches also, Persons wishing to pnr-
chase the property will please make early appli-
cation. A.. C. HARRIS, NJ. z.
Dec. "a, 1857. 19-52-tf.
Standard and Register COPY till forbid.