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Spttial Matitts.

TT DIR. Guys0tt's Improved Extrnes ar vs.
Dock and srsanarla put up In quart bottles conaIn.
Of the pure Honduras Sarsapaa than any other
eSian which IL chemically combined with the Elt-.
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus mss,
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other ny
before the public Al the same time II PERFECTLY ~ s
all mineral posons Whrh be said Of any o,hss - IN
Sarsaparla compounds. The invalid should bewSrs ~ ne
era and metallic p'sons which enter and form ~ .
basis OF most Of the SaIsaparas and Panaceas of ~
Guysotts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and
does not contain particle VI these a. anv
ascertain by applying the Necessary tests -se ean
Let az poisonous Sarsal Arlla preparations alone ana
Guysotts Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and
which thoroughy eieacOus perfectly harmless ana
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield to s genial
has no equal. 'e.ssss u
Be Trs and get the QUART BOTTLES sold By druS,,,.
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, Impor,.,, a..
Dealers in all valuable Patent Medicines iS Washn,se
street. San Francisco. ia1a.sss.oo
, 1859-10-07

wAsHEorox, Aug. 1o.-Msjor French, PAY
Clerk Of the Bureau Of Construction Of the
Treasury Department was arrested to-day upon
q charge Of deialcation and alienation Of vOuch-
sS Ss noI French S''.@s Sas es .su.ssS sss@Ty y
West Point, but never entered the army. He
was employed under Major Bowman as Civil
Engineer, having salary Of q, 200, Secretary
Cobb, who returned from Georgia in high spirits,
is much annoyed BY this affair In his own Office.
, 1859-10-07
FOR SALE.

o. THE VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
LIN, ated at the Of Bach and Commercial Streets
lard known the PUGET SOUND HOTEL The honsc
largo and eommodoIs and web situated for Hotel the
lot on which u stands Is o. BY 100 feet. .7
Persons wishing TO pnrchase will please apply at once as
otherwise the property viii be leased Tor term years
Lots.
The above Real Estate be bought terms
for cash, on application 10
8O.f .--.r- RAICU A wRnnRR
, 1859-10-07

M. GailIardst the Paris correspondent Of the
New York Courier Des Etafs Unis, I" who Is one
of The best informed Of an the writers for the
American Press says that the reason Of the late
abrupt peace was because coldness and dis
trust had grown up between Victor Emanuel q
Italy, and Louis Napoleon: that the former felt
% hurt because Napoleon did net notice the Ital.
ian troops in the order Of the day, that he pur.
posely len the Imperial Guard TO bear the shock
Of The whole Austrian army Iortwo hours, there
By narrowly escaping the loss Of The battle. This
and other incidents disgusted Napoleon with the
conduct Of bis allies Peace was made from .
sentiment Of distrust toward the King and Min.
istsy q Piedmont and Of distrust at the conduct
q The people who 90 little appreciated the sacr-
Gees and devotion Of their allies.
, 1859-10-07

The Washington Arlaasidn Of o late date
mys In Benton county, few days ago, dur
ing thunderstorm. three ladies were struck by
lightning: and two Of them killed The prevailing
fashion q female dress = first rate conductor,
and in times Of severe thunder-stOrms, is danger
ous apparel"
, 1859-10-07

The Atlantic Telegraph Company has decided
to make the conductor Of the next cable consist OI
six wires twisted abOutsix times the size Of the old
one. There will be outside covering Of iron wire
except few hundred miles at each end. The new
cable Is to be laid down guaranteed in an respects
and Is expected to be in order for business next
summer. hf.t
, 1859-10-07
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
STTEIH0T, v. 7, FRIDAY, OCT. l. 1859.


Among the paragraphs going the rounds
Of the Atlantic papers received by the last
mail, Is one beaded " FIRST cargo from Japan"
stating that vessel had arrived at Boston
with . cargo from Japan, being the first that
had reached the United States since the rati-
fcation Of the treaty. Though the 6rstcargo
thaf has found It's way to the United States
since the treaty entered into with Japan, it
still cannot be claimed as the first that ever
cane to United States port. To Silas
3. Burrows & Sons, Of San Francisco, We
believe, Is Tie credit due for the first cargo
Of goods from japan, obtained about two
years prior to the negotiation Of the treaty.
Our purpose, however, is not to dispute
ihs claim Of Boston, but to chronicle the
Get Of hearrival in Puget Sound Of a vessel
ffelghted with goods direct from Japan. II
tho first cargo was taken to Boston, the So.
eonl has been brought TO Port Townsend, in
this Territory. The ship LeOnia, Capt. Eus
tace, arrived at Port Townsend on last Fri
day, Sept SOth, from Japan, with a cargo Of
Fice. Tea, silks, and various articles Of Japan
imlnufcsure. Weafenot yetadvisedo Of the
particulars Of tho voyage; but it is enough
% know that the vessel has safely reached
our waters. and that hsr arrival iuaugiirates
anew era ia The irade Of Puget Sound. A
neu, extensive and profitable market Is found
Or or great staple lumber time, too,
when the San Francisco market is over.
stocked and greatly depressed. Fortunately
foI u, he wood Of Japan. China and Aus
iralis generally Is Of character unfit for
building and other purposes; and, besides
the market just opened 70 Us, We may look
con6denl|y 10 continued and increased
demand from tie two latter sources With
tha.e markets IN view, our lumber trade
promises 70 rival m magnitude and impor
ianes the cotton trade Of the southern
srles.
Tho leonia. We are informed, viii return
Immediately % Japan with cargo Of lum.
u1I. capt Dusiacc, before bis departure,
win make he requisite arrangements for ths
e',ab'l,hnun, Of permanent direct trade
between Pueo, Sound and Japan. Steps tc
-, end have already been taken. we believe
I1s hoa.l d Fowler 4 Co. at Port Town
.na' his been mentioned as the one viii
vh'ch Capt. Enllaes would form the con
lenq|aItd conpec,lou; and . more reliable
fru .annol BE- found. We venture to assert
n ny q The large cities Of tho AtlansiI
States. Ihe pioneers in this new trade can
e,nnoi 'li| % reap rich harvest !; but Ii
h1rVo1, win not Be beyond The merits Of D.
lo.pas- Too much Importance cannot I.
attached 70 tho opening Of this trade on u,
Sound. and vo ,tnstItviIl prove to thosl
engaged l,prQfiab|e q /, : ln'aoriani. isn
, 1859-10-07

a man aged so years, and living in the Parish
Of kidagan, ireland, was married on the 18th
june, 70 . young lady only 25 years old, who
has been bind for the last ten years The bride.
groom is lame, and cannot 60 without the aid Of
q crutch. s.r..I0 r.f I. !
, 1859-10-07

CAUTION-An persons are hereby cautioned aralp.,
~ purchasing receiving &S00 given by me 10
Martin schmleg; said note not being due ard IL DUE Il would
3O;tm IOSPpU RIiTTrDPTrTn N
, 1859-10-07

Three young ladies were drowned while bathing
in Sheffield, Mass, viz: Miss Bradford, Miss Mary
and Lemist, Miss Gertrude Lemist. The two last
named were the only daughters Mr.. George II.
Lemist, formerly merchant Of Boston, and q resi-
dent Of Medford.
, 1859-10-07

Verona PArEns to the 5th inst we're received
this morning BY the julia, for which We arc in
debted to The polibness q Mr.. Scranton.
, 1859-10-07
pagtt soana Shipping Eist.
sTEILAcOONT, W. t.. Oct. !, 1850.


Arrived.
Oct 2d-stmr Julia BUSHNELL n Victoria and intermediate
ports
Bque Leonesa Howard, I'm San Francisco; govt stores for
Fort Stelacoom.
3-Stmr Julia, Bushnell, FIN Olympia.
6th-Stmr Massachusetts, Fauntleroy, FIN San Juan
1th-stmr julia, BUSHNELL fu Victoria and intermediate
ports.
Cos steamer Beaver Lewis I'm Victoria via Fort MIS-
qualy.
Sailed.
Sept Soth-schr Carolena, JONES' Olympia.
Oct 2d-Stmr Julia, Bushnell, Olympia.
@-Bque Leonesa, Howard, Olympia,
sunr Julia, Bushnell, Victoria and intermediate ports
Stmr Ranger, Hin, Seattle.
dth-Bque Ork, Trdsk, san Francisco.
, 1859-10-07

TnE P. N. srEAnEn PANAMA, cap.. Baby, e
hourly expected here; having Ieit San Francisco
on Friday Iask
, 1859-10-07

q FAruAHIH PhzsEsE--The London Ohwaicl.
sayss We can state, on the aulhotity of pri.
yate letter from India, that the llaharajak d
Cashmere L forwarding asa present % her Ma.
jesty amost costly shaWltent, which win contain,
moreover, bedstead cf solid rold.n 8I37 glT7f''
, 1859-10-07
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents.
l5S Washington st., San franeI,eo
GOOD SAMARITAN DIvIS,ou 40

SONs OF TEMpERANCE-The meetines Of good s.un,y,,.
Division No. take place every alternate TTdaS ETenIns
u me lower room Of the Methodist Episcopal Church s,ei
COON Members Of other divisions rood sisndnT are n
N'eu 70 Auehd D. r, Mckee n ! n
, 1859-10-07
BTEIACOONT LODGF M

OP Ancient Pree and Accepted Masons. hOld. = -
~ reeu lar communications on the nrst and third =
saturday evenings In every month. XX
All members of the fraternity IN Rood ,Aand,n. M
are invited to attend, j N RIcHFI nrT ~ -
, 1859-10-07

Hoats,.er--rhe surprising effects OF Eio.,.;.
i.ul .Is 'ldEIAbE STOMACH BlTTERs, in removing M
forcing az appetite mpartng health aud tone 10 hr .s.,
anu dss pathg dysreptic symptoms truly VonieTfal
Every nervous, debisted weak and emaeated
rfemale, should try once One wine vIss
three times sch day before meals; patient sheulS
be lady or child dcbltated condition haif ~
will do until sufficient strength Is restored vhch Mn
ned very short time ard convince the patient Of hS trH
o. the above named happy results which have rainod ~
Bitters such an envlabe reputation eveTyWhere - s's
Sold In quantities to suit nv
PARK & WHITE. sole Ar.n,.
a0sm I52 wa,hn... :. StS sentH
, 1859-10-07

OLYMPIA LODGE, NO. l.
nv Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holia NnanA
" regular communications on the Arrt and Ihlra Az
saturday evenings In every month, N0N
All members Of the order In rood standng are -
invited 10 attend. r , MrEt Roy NJ =
, 1859-10-07

'IhE regular meeting Of Olympia Lodge, Na I. -
Il othe independent Order Of Odd EuoWs IL ~ IA
neeevery saturday evening, At Gk oeOck In 3>SlSls
s oading formerly occupied By wm Rutledee two doors
an members In good standing IN the order are invited i,
s"ena' O. O. BLANKENsll1P. ses..
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.
fTvnLyn Lvnns On Innn uAer aar

Bssinsss Cards not exceeding six issss, inside
tt5, Otherwise SO.
Funeral Notice. u %. obi.sariss, according
to spsss oscspisd
Displaysd advertisements AAlf noss than the
above rates.
Advsrtissmsnts loaded and plsssd undsr the
head Of special kotiess,,' 1sttls sAs ordinary
ysfss.
spssiai Netiees II tbs Lsssi cslssa - es~As
per ltne.
Advsrtissnsnh asdsssd % The isssss sxsis-
sivsiy In ths Daily, after tAs Arst tvc wssks
80 per cost. more thAn ths uhove ratss.
All tvasstsaf adssyfss4asAss msst ~ pstx for
n s1Ssses. TAia rsls viii aet ~ varied fron
when The advertiser nsss the weakly asens,
tAs price will be the same % In ah~ DAily.-
Where the Daily aad Weekly srs 10th sssd
- pr esnt. will b. dsdsstsA 1rsa tAs aggrs-
gsts amount.
Under ths present system, ths aAvsrtiser
pays nach for the spAss b eesupiss, the
change being eaarssAbis fsS TIE scn position
only. This plas 10 nov gsssrAlly adopted -
Our sharss fer eAansss viii hs Is ssats pei
square. s
- Il all sasss whore aAvsrtissusats Ays
discontinss6 hsfsss ths sxptS1tion ef tie yoAs
Or The tine eontsaatsd for, thsy Will - ehAsesd
up II oar rsgular rates for tie ttns Astaal-
~ in.
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CHARLES RADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

4 ATE of Psul's celebrated Saloon. No. II Court.
IA landt at, New York, would respectfully tender
Ms services to the citizens of Keukuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
an establshmspt corner of I'd and Johnaon sts.
cppyaits the Galt House, where, BY panctual ~
terton TO business be hopss to secure the patron
arc az this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
usne wttA NsasMsss anA UfspAsch.
G. H. kas on hard choics sHOck u Feffumesy
~htn.s kxtrssts. ~, which ~ eGksss III sais q
lAs lewcst New York Prices. ssa s "
Sept. !, 'tS-dy ...-- -.
w WI AUSTIN co.,
sas1dAw H. III AAiarss
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oRo. o. ANDERSON. ALsxAHDsR ~ nClA !
ESTABLISHED IN lsA0.l


BANKING HOUSE or
q Y = q Il @. a N ID Y = . Z ..
I HAVE this day admitted - . partner in 'hs
l. Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my 1sllsr for the lssf aix ysaTs). Tia husi.
ness, hereafter, WILDE eondustsd usdsr TIE Asn
and styls Of
0EO. G. ANDERSON 4 GO.
Being ono Of the oldest BANKING Houses (if not
heohsst) 10 lows, the now hrn soiisits sontin-
uance Of forme~ pstronsgsso 20 rberally extended 10
thessnicr partner.
Thsy viii make sollsssiens and rsmit, lsss Rx-
change ,on the day of payment, free of charge
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
nsr,yis
asvnREscns
Park Bank, N. Y.
sW3n1low, Lanier Co., Bankers,
Rdward W. CLARK 4 Co., ,Philsdelphia.
Howard Banking Co.. Boston.
Clapp, FsllsS Browne, Bankers, Bostop.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 &0elpeke, Chicago.
Mechanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farnnes' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers, :.
Giluors Brothsrton /. Cinoinnati.
A. D. Hunt + Co., " Loaisytlls.
State Savings Inatitation, St. Louis.
Ksokak, Jan. ], IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
janbd
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WINTER GOODS.
nUKR'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
- wclil Ailsd with al kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
OvcrsAoes. In quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly the bsat stock in the city. They must bs
sold.
slipper Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladits, Gentlemen, Mina, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and eADpaigncd,
With gam " leather s0les.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
hsnd and made 70 order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
y WASiiAANIkD
In eadilisn 70 the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
y Agent Tor two OF the best sewing Aashines ex-
tant-- Weeds Patent and J. n singer Co. s--of
which - keeps spscimsDs constantly on hand
binesf't Eanaly sewing Machines ere now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good boots, shocs or Sew.
ink AAohinss, Will ind this just the place 10 get
them. Remember IL II NO trouble TO show goods
Machines - ths "Bla BOOT" Store, No. 90
MAin-st,, keokuk, Iowa.
nov1od
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Mooro's Rural New Yorker.
THE LEADING AHp LARaKsr cIRcuLArEn
Agricultural, Literary and Family journal.
VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

THE RuEAL INV yoakxa il so widely and favor.
ably known in the East and West, North and south
~ the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
Family Newspaper Of the Age, that We omit ali
explosives In announcing the Tenth Volume. Suf-
ce II to say that no effort expense VIII BE- spared
TO fully maintain and increase reputat as the
Best Jonrnal of its Class--rend sriDg IT, emphati-
cally, the Standard
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.
"ExcalsIoR'. its glorious Motto, and "Prorress
and Improysmsnt' its laudabie Objects, the Rural
CON tinuouy sscsis in MEMr and reports decided
PROGRESS In Circulation and Usefulness. As M
Agricultural horticultural, Literary, Family and
News Paper coinbintd, II has long been unrivalcd.
Not MosrHLs If twelve issues yearly, but !
Large and Beautiful WEEKLY which embraces
in os1 greater number OF Usefnl and Timely
Topics than sEvknAL ordinary journAis,--Tnx
RURAL is, par eresHencr,
The Paper for tho Pc"pic ana the
Iisncs:
The Tenth oiufne will be psinssd and Illustra-
tod in Superior style, while ,ts CvHtrnis will vic
with los improved appearance. All who desire !
paper which Ignores trash. hnmbug and dees ption.
and earnestly seeks 10 promote the bcst Intsrssts
and Hono Happiness OF il insrad of readers In
both twn ana country, Invited to try tho Modal
Farm ana fissssds journal
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
The "RurAl New York r." il psbiishcd VI sekiy.
pages. An lodex, Title Page, -, given & III
close oe eaeh volume. 8
TRkMS--lx apyAsos--Two Dollass ! Yeart
Three Copies for - si4. and eas trss TO the slsb
.ssns e ssr s:ss e
o. ThlIsy Two, aaa - ~. NJ ~, q = ior
335 .bo), and any greater nn1har st same rate
snly a. - pr copy ivith m extra copy for every
Ton Sstssribsrs over 1hirtyl Club papsn ssn. to
u.1;ss. ro.ss.s. n 'ss /. - ro-s.t .,, -,
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7se.FiW M,

Asts and Csps, Dry Goods TN
boxes, bales and trunks,) rugs 75c. y lee M
10 boxes and balss,) Feathers,
furs, Ac., &c.
SKcoS . CLASS domestic Encet-
ing, ShirtinE and Ticking lin
originalbAlss,llr lrugs fin cssks)
Hardware, Leather, Liqaor lin ooe. y lSons
cssks), WALL Paper, Wool and
sheep Peits, eastward, Ac., DC.
THRD RDCLAss.-Anvils, Chains I'm
ossss, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saited tioose or in sack Sd Paints S0c p TOO M
tdry and IN oil,) oiis, texcept
lard and rosin),
con, Beef and PORK Tin casks or
boxss, eastward Lard and
Lard Oil, kails. soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin. ssc' FivV 10
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco.
Resin OIL, Qssensware, Sugar.
thhds., bbls.and bxs. j Ac, ac.
FLuUR-55c y bbl., until furtksr potfee.
GRAIN-33 cts. a loo iDs. until surshsr uot,s..
CoIIoN-$2 % bale, not excesdi 500 Ms, in
weight until further notice.
In shipping deocs from any point sastof Phih-
delphaA, be Particular mGrk package tsvfs
Pes~ssissssa ka,!fSed. All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at Phiiadelphis or Pitts
burgh, viii 70 forwarded without detention.
FkEI6AT AbENJS--Clssk 4 Co., Chicaso /.
Packer I Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. q. o'Riley {
Co., Evansville, Ind; Wm. Bingham, Louisviile,
ky.; Il. Z. Maidrlm, Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
Co., and Irwin 4 Coz, Cincin natl III. II. Pierce
Co., GAINESVILLE, o. eseh Co., No. 81 Kilby ST..
boston; Leech a Co., No. 2Astor Houss, N. r..
No. Niliiam-st. n y; L. ]. Snesder, ,Philadel-
phiai Magraw koans Baltimore; ID. A. Stewart
Pittsburgh. IL. IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
u. LoMBAERT,s ,snp't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 1, '6s--dly
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PENrsYLvARIA CENTRAL WAuL,
0OAD.


Al2a
kEk TRAINS DAILY FRo n
FisssAargA - PhilaAelpAia.
IrAins leave Pittsburgh - foliovss Nail Z 4.
N; rsst Line p. m; Express Mail s:4o D. n,
The kspress Mail Runs Daily, tho other two
snndays eseeat>d. Making Direct Goa
neeti1as Nth all trains from
ot. Louis. No.; Dubuque. keokak and 1owa CITY,
Iowa Cairo, Rock island and Chicago, A.,
Lexiagton and Lou,syills, KY, Terre
Hauts, indianapolis and LAFAYETTE.
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, bay.
ton, Iolede, Cleveland,
Lanesyille, Crest
line, Msssi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
ALI PeinIs In tho West.
- rARx AZ Low Al BY AsY OTHER Hourx x%3
Passengers from the West can RELY upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expeditions route to
PHILADELPH1A, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Thos. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines of Perm. X. H., fhiiadelphia.
Jan. l, 3S-d
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'AE dreat central Route, conneetine the Al.
= lantc cities with Tho Meatern, ,Aorth-v>ste.r
AsA ssstA-wtstvrn Stxtrg, by c0nIIn1ous Rail.
~ay direct. The road iso connects at Pittshurs
With daily line Of steamera 10 ell psrts on e,
western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sapdush, /,
with steamers to oil ports on the North ves,syy
Lakssj making Ii tho most direct, eAeapesf AID re-
hdtis resfe BY which FREIGHT can be forwarded
TO and from the Great Wess.
1AfDs DD9WExK PHILADELPHIA AMI rifrnprpou
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EanAnA ssysfs rtA, -. -.
nIfER6 his services ~ Physician, Surgeon, AZ
~ couchsar, and Dentist, 10 the citisens Of kso-
kuk and vicinity.
kdusatsd at one Of the most renowned Univ sYsk
ties II Gsrnany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, ~ we'll his experience during four years
ssrviss ~ Surgeon In the X. X. kussian Navy. anl
also thrss year, practices In New n gland, Will be
hopes, secure 70 him the confidence Of this COM
nuntty.
Anything sAAsr the head Of Dsnttstfy- --opssar
tive mschanisAlw i'll be ecu ed In satfsfac-
tory manner sad warranted. Charges rsasonable.
Attendance given 81 private eIlin III required
BxamtnAaions and advice gratis.
Once Third street, over Hickey Cigar Store. -
O0ss hours 10 10 ~ A. n, ! 70 r.n.
ks4sasscss.--Afs. u. r. Wilder, Rev Mr..
kimball y b. Howell, ksokuk, and J. A. 6hsdd.
Esq., Of Denmark. Iowa. TJuns9dly
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The Most Direct.

The Most Direct.
RELIABLE = kxPEDITIOUs xOUrf
Re All Peinss EAST anA NersA,
rs VIA THn
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
- p :
RAILKOAD,
Sure Connections are nads with THE Road
Daily ~ Dariingssn, Riyn susA sna
Quincy.
@Passengen can leave Ksokak for Burli pxtor
svsnr kvHriSs-for Plymouth cs Quincy zvxRY
hoaHIHo. ~ W. N
Through to Chicago in "a Hours !
9-Cincinnati Passenger, leaving Keokuk II
"a M: reash Cineinaa.i the maxi day .. 10 p. M,
80 Thf. l. Che qslsksss time made. FARE AS
Low y BY Any othsr route.OR
Eastern Passengers m aks CLOSE and SURE
CoNkWTIONSi In Chicago with all thorou xLfarss
East, North aud South East.
6Fars 10 the East 10 Lowsx BY this route
thso any other, and Time xucz ourcxss.. n
Through Tickets,
KROA kEUKGk
~ the principle ruutes, to Bust1u. New Yort.
fhffadsfphta, Baltimore, Washington,
Aarrisburgh, Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing, Cincinnati, In iianApoiis.
@Aho, by several diHxrsnt routes to all the
pfinci pal intermediate piAces.
Dnnlsith.
SNAise, to al the Railroad 4 Cities In Upper and
Lo wer Canada, via Grand Trrnk Railway Hamil.
ton, Iorouto, kingston. Montreal and t.nsbes.
- ny the same route ~ Ogdcnsburgh, N. T.,
Piattsburgb. n. T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED At THE
GENERAL RAlLROD TICKET OFFICE,
Matm-St., bxlUssn FsrH snd Second,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
0ood for An unlimiisdlength OF time; allowing
Passengers tostop At any point and re-
sumo their journey Atleisure.
Steamboat Ticketsgeod until Close OF Navigation.
AD~Passsngsrs can obtain Reliable Information
II this Once in regard to All Railroad Routes in
The uuitsdS tates and Canadas. "a
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
10 AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
sc 9aae 1T this office.
Damages and Over Cha rges sEfrLsp PROMPT
II.
VIZ. MAsras, Gen I Freight Agent, Chicago.
hAH.L powEIL, Gen Ticket agent, Ckieago.
c. q. HAnnosp. superint sndent, Chicago.
J.K .TkMkSBUkI,
Oct 3. 'Ss-dAw Agent, Keokuk.
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BANKERS,
). CORNER Or MAIN AND THIRD
xEyEAxscEs;
The Park Bank, New York.
EdwASd Tylsr. Esq, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Messrz- Dana Farrar 4 H. ydc, Boston.
Bank of New bury, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. Maitosks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
nstars. Greeley = Gale, st. Louis.
ksv. Hee. DsniSons Ksokuk.
y. y. Hinman, ESQ.,, :"
~. r.. LOVE 4 Co.,
Ssccessors 70 Dsning = Lovs,)
BANKERS,
kEoK
yIvk particular Atteution 70 eolleetioAs and .
~ mitpromptly on shs dAy Of payment.
Bank of NertA America, New York.
Dr.zsl : Co., philadsiphia.
E j.. W. Clark = Coz, -
Citisens, 1Aak Baltimore.
Bank sf Pitssbareh, Pitssburgh.
JAo. D.1suily ,CasAisr, do
3. 1sady, OaeAief, wheeling.
SrAAsa Sssss Ssa3 sI Oh,e, GAINESVILLE.
Cemaesotat Dauk, ,CincinnAti.
8ta1s aastags Institution, st. Losis.
l Geo. smith , Co., Chicago,
Nsrshsss BAak Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov1A0
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WI. THOMPsON = CO..
s BANKERS,
Corner 81 MAIN Ana secoAa sts..
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CUMMINGS Z DE00e,
Architects,

8 u r n II IN TE N y EN- rs
IAvHtAken IN e6ee In ksddingt0r's Bloch
/ corner of JohAson and Third strsets, i in Room
No ~, md story, fSst door to the left at the hss1
of the main snssanos stairs, where they invite
tAeir frsnAs snd ths public 70 call. Thsy ere pre-
pared - fsrnish dsstgns and detail drawings 10,
buiiding. of All kinds, public and privats sad u
suDsTfntsnd the erection of the same. They hops
70 dobusiness In such manner ~ will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, by psrnission,ts
Il. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbosrns, James Estes,
Geo. G., Anderson, II. r. Cresl,
VIC. Stripe, D.Keddington,
VIM. Leighton, JIM. Binfnes,
in. Hiatt. J.D, Paul
decl1dly