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MARKETS ny TELEanAfH.


CAloalo Naxkee.
orssAss ysA. Is.
Proyis,o,. Of al knds auii WITH downverd tsnese-
%. anlse Of nsss pssk ss2s e1foO - se0 49,
svsse pSehasd hams q grssa Dsaes nesnssg one -
aulk lfxht sales ct le1<e ~ ssssn rssesrd. VeD@
l,ud mddiss dull At 10 ~ packed, I'D IKE hr ies<
:. ~. oo. th,r. a.. f.w sellers q ostsids Agus for
loss cured and pscksd Dressed hos' d' and hssvy an
not disposed to OPERATE except At lower scale Of
,.ees and sellers Wiling 70 make further ooncss
s,o.. sale Of light hogs 10 6olo o. closing at 10 70
DO Is for lots dividing on 200 bs.
The receipts Of hogs to-day, both live and dressed
foot up 2zs3 head.
Flour Inactive and nominal there being no disposi-
ton to purchase.
Grain No / spring Wheat in good demand to f short
s.er arc prices ls11<c higher; sales at 1891 20,
closing ith sellers at 10 No spring in moderate
quest; ,ales at s0as2 In regular houses rejected
spring selling or Corn market dull sales entirt,
rejected 8a132 in store. Bat little doing
in Data, and uiang ~ 4224 for No ], aud
Is3<nl9lz for No p Rye du light sales at 4ec for No
l. aud 70 41e for No 2. Barley in mitsd request for
local consumption and the market little more than
nominal; lot Of common soii at &c. delivered.
Hishwines-NomiLai At IS.
sssds-Dul tim THY Is $50 lower sales at 900 70
for common to prime.
cooper.ss dull at oool os for pork barrels, and 20
q ~ for lard t-rces.
Steady demsud for choice roll butter with fair sup
ply, and the market tolerably activs at 2S02se
Groceries steady and quiet.
The stock yards day nearly deserted but there
are $500 head OF cattle in the market unso and
prices nominSlly s50sOc lower.
Live hogs neglected and heavy, with q decline Of Is
05oc
Sheep inactive.
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MenatarY Matters.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRk. Feb. IS.
The Evening Posts money article contains the
following:
The loan market is inclining 10 greater ease.
The capitalists are apparently weary Of keeping
their surplus funds unemployed, and are inclined
to look With more favor on applications for accom-
mediation.
The stock market shows more of activity than
for days past, and there Is At presents little
outside support to the movement but the
chief purchasers Of stocks are found for the most
part within the limits of the speculative demand.
Government stocks are steady and railroad
hopds firm. Bank shares duh, and Petroleum
shares irregular Mining shares, though little
lower, active, and particularly the gold stocks
which have lately received an impulse upward in
consequence OF the new value given to some Of the
shares by the new method Of calculation.
- Money is in more demand from brokers. The
majority of call loans made at per cent. Dis
counts quiet Little produce paper the mar
ket- Dry goods and other merchandise notes are
in ample supply, and hrst GLASS names are dis
counted mostly at 7G7i per cent; good paper
passes at SOS per cent; other grades at lo@ia
per cent.
The sub-treasury to-day commences the pay
nen of interest upon 7-30 notes, the total amount
falling due icing $l0, Csc, 600.
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Keokuk and Hamilton Missis-
sippi Bridge Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
sifDei have torins thense YES 10 iuco'tois-
ton under be general Laws Of the Sst@ ~
loss ,er the corporate name snd tale OF the heaak
AMI HrHs,ttea fiSsDsiIga Brsss testIsEay.
The ~ ncip4 yIsc~ u.i.t&s ~ ssd CSmrauy 10 the
city Of B.okuk, u L~e e-lnty aud Stat Il Iowa
tain railway Ari loot dgss the Mis.is.
ipyi river II the city u Ne knk
The .moupt Of o.pi = loek auth /. million
liar, 10 b- iac -s.s-l rs Of IN
reetor., ssd q t~ ~ inst Lime fhAn
10 per snd ots than ulent in o.
days.
Paid fncCyrcrs 3a s e. begin the 18th DAY Of jana
sry. lss and e. ntinn hay rars and d. sfSirs
- be csbdrct,d 70 I'd pirsctar- witch
may be ipe to be .ieets the fr,t Mon
dev Ia June q zach s..f
ssi Comp any Indebtedness equal 10 not
than tsothtrt. 10 ranitai ttn~k Ire private
property OF steckAOit;. exempted rom liability or
dett- the eompsny, except 81 their IN
pad stock
RI R0wFR II RID
HENRY STFnNG, JAMS p cox
WI. Leighton DIV EILsoUREZ
GEO G tNUEN-OS, sMt1ff III MILL
wA. THOMPSON. { II PERRY
II K. LOVE
Alta meeting OF ali CJmpsny the following officers
we're elected:
H. T. REID, President.
GUY WELLS, Vice President
GEO. c. ANDERSON, Treasurer
j. II. BARKER, Secretary.
Keokuk, January 1eth. 1896.
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Notice ~ laeos1perSsSsss.

sV0etcG ~ AoCo171OrO%eO9es
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert +.
IN Bower Jaz1ss n Shelley, Ssnth Hamii', Aibsst
Cesnable, Idwsrd Kisbourss. Henry Love. wIllisa
g ~. SisiSs fsiEssoa. sassfs cssssosk. wiis.
Drovnsl George Williams. 1nos II aar'lsoa, An6rev
j s. s': ss..s5 ~ e. ts. s: 3,
Iowa hsss srgasssd thee sslsss With tnsss uho nay
hereafter eeroms associated With them into corporate
ting 70 such organizations In the name and title Of
.srAe Keskuk YiseA nssiss Insurance Company !"
The principal place OF business Of the Company Is in
the city Of Keokuk, Iowa
The nature the business TO be transacted by the
Company that Of Fire, Inland, and OCEAN Marine
surance.
The amount of Capita Stock authorized is Five Hur-
dred rhorsand Dollars divided into shares OF One Him.
dred Dollars esrh fen cent Viii j. to lie paid at
the time of subscribing aud note given by the subsc
Der In favor of the Company for this balance o. the
amount subscribed The Con pany may commencs busi.
ness when One Hnnire-' thousand Dollars shall be sub
scrbed and paid Is above.
The corporation romcnced the six III day Of Feb
ruary, 1853. spd Is To combine twenty years.
The business Of the ,mpaoy IL to be ,gsd by =
thirteen who empowered to elect s.ident Vice
President Secretary Tr' asurer, and ruh othrr cers
aud Agents be to ict the bu<pess
Of the Company The annual elections for Directors
to be held on the secud ,ussdsy in January Of each
year
pany 10 to be suojected Is twothrds Of the OF
the capital stock paid In
The prtvnte property Of the stockholdsrs b exempt
from liability for corporate debts
William Patterson Rcb~rf Bower Edward XII
bourne Campbell Peek, james II shelley, Albert L
,puable Henry Love, William Brown Ind Smith
Hsmil elected Dir ctors % until the
annual election
Al meeting Of the Directors the following of1cers
we're elected:
RoaERr BowKR, President
JAMES eHELGkY. Vice Prest.
HENRY LOVE-, Treasurer.
LEsts J ADAMs, secreury.
feblA RnRHRT n GILMORE Nttornev
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CoxErH friendly hand and indteth for us
little story which resdeth thus
In city not thousand miles away there
resides Sir knight, the sire of beautiful
and accomplished daughter. Dwelling with
her for the time, was damsel, fairly her
match in grace aud loneliness. Two sprightly
beaux, from the commercial metropolis of a
neighboring State, were attracted, captured
and subjugated by the beauteous maidens
aforesaid The time for the consummation
of their union was fixed, the invited guests
we're gathered, the preacher was on hand.
and keen expectation was on tp-toe. Bride
groom Nd. (the number refers simply to the
order of their coming, started a day ahead,
reached the city on time. and was ready for
the happy occasion. But bridegroom No.
2 was missing, and the arrangement beng for
the couples to be united in one ceremony,
here was a serious hitch. The wind WAS
blowing fnriously, the snow drifting wildly,
the frost biting savagely the cars were him
dered on the way; and the gathered com
pany waited, watched and expected from
10 A. N. until the sun was hanging over the
western hills at evening. Then bridegroom
No. | and the Sir knights beautiful daughter
were pledged in tho vow that binds for life.
In half an hour bridegroom No. appeared.
Detained by unforeseen circumstances he had
taken the last train. All moved well until
the cars. with their living freight were within
eight miles Of the city aforesaid, at daylight
on the wedding morning The wind had
raised, the snow few wildly on the track and,
10, a bank of four feet, packed like rock in
one of the cuts through which the railroad
passes, blocked all further progress Couriers
were dispatched for help, but help came not.
1t was freeze, SILVER, freeze, SILVER, and wait,
wait. The agony of bridegroom No. 2, can
be better imagined than described. Atlength,
when hope had we'll nigh fed, sleigh is Sc
cured, and the eager bridegroom, with several
others, get on board, and sweep rapidly,
facing the widstorm, over the eight long miles
of hill, hollow and bleak river and reach the
city in safety. Bridegroom No. is vel.
coined " ARMY by his friends, and, especially,
by his ekpectant sweetheart. But now the
preacher, having tarried patiently all dsy, and
despairing of the opportunity of usefulness in
the wedding line for that day, bad gone
Couriers were quickly put on his track. At
length he was overhauled, and, as the finale,
Bridegroom No. and his affianced bride
were married. Thus ended the history of the
wedding, except that it involveth a NOR
al or two. First, when you 90 to get
married, please don't take the last train, es
pecially I'm mid winter. 1t may involve Sc
nous consequences not to be up to time
Secondly, II you start to get married and meet
with difficulties, persevere. Faint heart
never won fair lady.
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Church DIRECTORY.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN C4UaCH, 10 s.
On Seventh r-ei between ain aud Bionjeau Services
every sabbath nj III q n and p. SABBATH .chpol
atss M Payer meeting every Wednesday at D. m
q CRAIe Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. y. CBURCH--on grch .use
Street., between Third and Fourth Preaching ever,
Ssboaths at III and at u. Sab, stb sen OF AT
~ p n Prayer nesting on Wednesday evenings
JoaH BURGESS. Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - vifth street, between
Man and hond-nu services evers Sabbath At IL Q na
and p m. Sunday schoois11 an.
JANIS BxowN, Pastor
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath NJ II o. M and M
sunday School .. IN. In CRIrrsypRS psst tor
UNITARIAN CIURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets services every Sabbath at II q. m. sunday
school Ga m. T. HAssaII p..tor
CHATHsM SQUARE I. CHURcH-Corner o, Sew.
:nth and Morgan ,tr-ets Prssching every Sabbath at
u a. IN and p. IN. sabbath Scnooi at sam Public
prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
:. II. WARIHe ,PAstor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street betv..,
oneert and High. SuI day school Ok n m Preach
ing At VI m also At .. Prayer meeting " ed
nesdsy at p. m ! r W.s,ave. 80.
CONGREGATIONAL CuURCH-Iiebstreeth ..v..r
stth and sixth Services every sabbah At n y N ~
] m Sabbath School 1T 9:45 .. m prsyer m..t;rs
% "~dn' sday EVENING". GscRaE TuAosxR P.stnr
SPIRITUAL MssfINGs-At the Court uou.e .v.,,
sunday 1T "a p H. and In the evening The pub,ir ar
invited to come and b. what the sprits hav. TO
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FINAL. clearance sale of winter dry goods,
and remnants of all kinds of goods until the
LIST of March We will commence to sell on
Monday, February 10, at the New FORK store,
all our winter stock for gold and at gold
nr;ces. allowing a premium of 40 per cent
for gold, and 80 per cent for silver. We
want gold to purchase our spring dry goods
from the importers. 500 yds remnants best
calico, at Is cts; 500 yds remnants best De-
LANES 20 cts; 26O yds remnants Lawns, 20
cts; 20 pieces Of the best French jaconets and
organdy lawns at IS cts-last years price 90
cents. pieces of the best French merinos
SIPS per yard-sold in the fall for Sl.75.
pieces of desirable French all wool plain
Merinos for 65 cts-sold once for $1.OO.
IS cloaks at prices to suit the buyers. They
can name their own price. GO double wool
shawls at gold prices for currency Blankets
for % cents on the dollar. This. is the OPP
perfume moment for housekeepers who exer-
else sound economy to make their purchases.
Just received large and varied assert
ment of beached muslin, and fine and heavy
shirtngs, such as the New York Store is
noted for keeping. These goods have been
purchased prior to the recent advance, and
will be sold at old prices. We have also re.
ceived some three hundred pieces of choice
Merrimac spring prints, and other choice
brands which are very desirable. We respect
fully solicit trial to test our bargains. Sale
closes lst Of March. NJ. GREoG, Ag't,
st Nos. and Estes House.
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New York Money Market.

By Telegraph. ksv fosK Feb IL.
Aoney-Market quiet and stea1y at 9 cent.
Sterling Exchange-Pirm at l07111105z.
Gold-Lo~er opening at 1885. declining to lss, ant
closing at 1875
Government stocks firm, With fair business doing.
Prdghts to Liverpool quiet and firm.
stoe Ks steady.
Uses offs 70 Coupons Of 81, 1919; do ofe5 100.
Treasury Notes f-sos LIST ss,ies s9lt
s-Sos, I'd series, 0oss
I-s0s. third seri.s, Sos<
Uses Year Certificates. new issue, ssL.
&c ISL Coupons, 1914
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CsnAsetiest Mutual Life Insurance Co
w clip the following nm the Hsv York Indspss


This Company vas Organized In le@o the mufusi
systsn, With the veil tnown advantage Of furavkHs
~ Its actual cost In the iS frsi
nsss 10 10 the largest life insss.se4 company - Il
ecuntsy, ed With the eIceptien of lone 6~rmas eer
paay A~ largest In the world. Its amuafed
peasly 80 coo 600 II hes paid sine It's ossaaisstcs
q no the families and stcss u d~cesss1
neobsrs and has rsfandsd over o4oeo 90 TO poiiey
holders IN disAesds srpiss pgsotuss Its prsseua
surplus % 900 COO from vhirt tbs annual dHvs
Asnl vii b deciareA LIST u Hss l$xt The uubss
Of policies issusd dsrsg ths yeax So Ita aassa,
10 q do pr year sipts Inter
- s3oes bsanS hsN . niltSoa, Which shas
paid it, iues for The year ending lbt November Lest
From these hgufes sotioa uay - sb.ined the
immense bnsieess doas BY the oosahy srt Of the 3D.
vsntases eerred toinsuges- pu~r particulars will Be-
found In adv -rt.e<nt In apothef roiump. OF the
asvant>x's OF life IL scafr.y necessary
say anythinx this day Lor Cha eIler Ly ndh
remsrh that With d~p~c& ~nt fass4ls 10 free
from r,preac II his life 10 insured too strong
The duty VI being admitted the thing
to hnd ssfe and cheap company; aSd the Connecteu
Mut1.l 10 both
w. fEs Efcx u the axsstfc thh popular company
in this eitv. octs
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assistance.

ELocuTroyARY.-Prese yourself at the
Evolutionary entertainment at the Meoicai
College tonight 1t is given by Professor
Beldiuas class, and the Professor will give
some OF his fine recitstions. his excellence
AS an elocutionist is well known, and the
Young gentlemen will well acquit themselves.
Altogether the entertainment will be such an
one rs YOU will not wish to miss
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Ma
Love, Edward kiibHurn- Hogh W sxmpie, Guy Wells
H. Baker. Peter ". Potter, George kilbosrpe Will
liam Leighton and Arthur Wocott have them
selves into Incorporated company nnder the
"The karigasioa asd Hydraulic Company Of tks
hiss's-ippi Rapid"
And its principal place 81 transscDg business 10 the
city u Keokut in the State OF iowa
1hs general niturr Il he busness TO be transacted
the Improving the n.sig ton of the Mississippi River
all other PURPOSES ineitenf 10 such Improvement.
The cavtsl . ock authorized y ON 4 MILLION DOL
LARS which m-y be ncr eased 10 Any amount not ex-
ceeding Two mill ON dollars. In shawes Of HUNDRED
by the boa'd of Directors at sasurr exceeding
Per cent in any month and the penalty for pay
ing Ia accordance with the CALL within thirty aa6s
thereafter, forfeiture OF al inssalnsnts pfes
ously paid
The Incorporation commenced % the 3osh dsy OF DE-
allowed by iau
The affairs Of the company are to BE- CONDUCTED by
seven Drsctors. be -l- ted annually sach day
shall be fixed by the W laws.
The amount of in iei.t dness OF the Company shall
never exceed twoth.rd Of the capital ssook which has
been actually subscribed for
The private property VI the shall be az
snpt from the corporate Debts.
DIRECTORS:
D. W. KUBoURNE. ". SAMPLE
Hissn ssRNry, p.w. po Sn
Rtw KB KILBOURNE
D. W. KILBOURNE, President
H. X. LOVE Treasurer.
j. Fl. BARKER, Secretary.
GUY WELLS, Engineer
Keoknk. Jan. -, 1865.
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YESTERDAY was unprecedented. The mer-
cnry in the morning fell as low as 20 degrees
below zero, and there wasn't great improve
ment on il during the entire day.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Orson Eaton
fell upon Wednesday and fractured his skull.
He is in a very critical condition.
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In this extremity of dearth of exchanges,
our friend Lowry Of the News Depot is an
important auxiliary. He renders us valuable
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CITY NEWS.

No mails yesterday. The Eastern train
got in just at evening. No train, we believe,
left last night.
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INSURANCE on preIline Houses nn

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Hous-l cd tnrnitur- tie n-<k ed In the tina
t6mJSanr hartford, Hoss< bnsararoc 9nlposs
Mes Vol a.d other r~-lcn.ii le stock psh N
dv- exrs, at rates ranging Il On 30 Y
pr eent on the $40 Tor no liz e. o. a.
ch - other -slonsiil- com sny r-Isa.l.
ipfos mat iasursnee cal ON tt Enaer.is Bt be
give lett. I'D. ninit) than " found at ih
nssn ia th. s-cii0b decs u b TtN-kYCK.
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A CARp.-To the Ere companies OF Keo.
kuk, and to our neishbors and friends, who
90 kindly rendered assistance in saving our
property, at tie Ere on Third street, yester-
day (which entirely destroyed our dwelling),
we tender our most sincere and cordial thanks.
In this calamity, it is surelys mitigation Of
our affection to realize that We have the SYM
pathy and kind feeling of our fellow citizens,
as was signally expressed at this disastrous
fire, on day Of unprecedented severity OF
cold and storm. EMMA w. ELxoRE.
Feb. 18th, 1866. DAVID PAYNE.
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STRANGE HALLCcINATIoNs-W hear of
"closing out sales, F" ''panics in cotton goods, !"
Fearful reductions for thirty days. tonly. J
customers made happy" and some have
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc-
ton in prices is attributable to them. What
does 1t mean?) All of this is as well under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated. But when ].
c. Curtis 4 Co. announce that they are SELL
ing off their entire stock regardless Of cost,
people consider it a reality, and show their
appreciation of so modest statement by
availing themselves Of the proffered bargains
thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sale, regardless of cost, still
Continues from day to day, without limit.
feb13tf
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IGOR SALE.-slO acres pf Land, 200 in

EOR SALE.-S40 acres bf Land, 200 in
Il cultivation, 100 In Enthusiastically all under teDcs-
With twossoey Frame Dweins cod tsnins sight roous
good c.tsrn thres vtiis and if1. stream Of water
through the place Coed orchard Ind Frame by
o. f-~t This farm 10 ~ miles North the
Moinss Valley RAilrosd Bouhpsrte In Van anrsn
county Iowa. aud 10 Of the be@t farms
u the STATE and will M sold per acre half
do and the ba4abce time With per cent interest
For further information call WILLIAM WRIGHT
on the place, u D TENgYCk,
nov2s Real kssske Az. Mt, Keoknk-
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uH0R sALE-Lot 1, and - feet u Lot To Block isc
u situated tn Of reseaih and Orleans sfz
Thre c,ser~d with Inif tergr en- and other
craamSLtA Tres toxtth~r nj hhe growth Of staas
trees On kr de-sslk. ans large dis. the bach
part cf the lot, and rrsty the ne-t tndsnx lots
that part OF the city Price 80 Tile perfect In
qaifs .; i.H1oi n B. TkSkyCK.
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NOR tALs-The trTth hsf OF the dcab4e br5ck
II dwelling h~u,s the ,orn.r Il Ninth sbd Fulton
.feets eortaiHng .sbi hins has w'th In. double
rariArv, TO- ether With Other M fs Improvements.
Tli prs~ " 10 loc~isd in very detiae b-ghtorhood
and psss.nt pat ofta- es,y Prize 81 SO cash Il sid
little good b1 sci. knea re Of
i&ni9 H.B TES-EyCK.
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WHAT DoEs IT MEAS?-Why should the
scare or panic and marking down" dry
goods here be attributed to us? 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of US, no one else
should, nor do we think we will lose an
trade by it. KrsrK & Huns.
teoi-u No. SO Main street. Keokuk.
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y B rEs-EYcK

VNoR sALR-Ttat very nice resij, nee formerly occu
T. pred ~ II. allyn BiontS-zn street. hetseer
Third and Fourth stre.n Price Is f09 cab Al.o ts
uts Franklin street. oypoats thu res!dence Of j.
Eats Ice 81 COO Title good 20 sale =, quirs Of
jams b TFN.kYCK.
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6-T-IS0O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlrTERs.

They purify. strengthen and invgosate.
They Create = he-ithy Appetite
They antidote 10 change Of water and dl Z.
They overcome ELECTS Of dissipation and late
They .trsngthen the system aud ~nliv the mind.
They prevent masmaiic nfiniernitt, Mt fesers
They purify the breath and acidity 4 the stomach
They re Dysp@p~i. and Constipation.
They c1,re Dsrrh-s, Choiers and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Lirer Coz paint an Nervous He~dsche.
Tn y tn b-st bitters in the rorld rhsymake the
weak ct ong and sIha1std n+tures great e-tnrer
They IN re Of pure - croix Rum the celebrated
Calisaya Bar l. and h-ris .ne t.k-n viii the
pleasure o. witt egar age or line u
day Particuls y nJed delicas- persons "a,
qa,ring vent stimuiant sol nv all 8r,errs Drug
gis-. Hotels aud Saloons. Only nnine when cork 70
COVERED by private u T. stamp Beware Of counter
feits and Y, filled bottles.
PHI. DRAKE 4 CO.,
novlodom-eow 81 Park RDw, New York.
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TOR SALE Business Lot on Main
street tetSeeu III ARD Sta IN BIRTH ,ide cu Win
IL story sfics Store RniIdinE - by 30 feet Til.
prop~rty uGr-d for few day. Attic very low pre-.
Of s. CO., all cs-h ami Ia Sx month With IN
ter~st Title gooa or DO s~le. Knqttr~ 81
nor2S IL ~ Tex-ryCE
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tOk SALE-1he House and Land nov
l. eceppi-a by ChsrI-s iv.. on khe biun 9. o mile
and q hail above ke knk-20 hf land rs unde-
high state Il cultivation, aid well ftneed Pine growth
OF n nit small fruit aud graphs LriCk h.use con
tanning rooms good cellar e,stert ard hnuse-
desirable ccuntrs resaei PpstS.on the fa Of DC
toher Title psrfect. Enquire II
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

GROCERY AND FEED SroRE FoR SALE.-The
subscriber being about to engage in another
business, offers for sale his stock of family
groceries and fixtures in store, on Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau. To any one
wishing to carry on -four, feed and grain
store, this is rare chance. Inquire for
few days Of All E. ". MEpcAIr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

"HArE--They are certainly the most valuable
tome and grateful stimulant beverage ever pro-
auced. One trial will satisfy the most skeptical.
Try them and you win never be withou, them
Ahey shoud be upon every side board in the
country. Well, wHAr' Why, Pinkerton's waboo
and Calisaya Bitters, of course What else eo,la
~ pS, We "oulu IKE 10 know! Feb Adv