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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

never successfully asssiied We rejoice with our
departed bother Christopher Anderson at the wonders
lures in English dress; but the circulation Of
sion, with thousands Of acknowledged Inaccuracies has
for greater things than these when the shall be
corrected and the obscures removed and the pure and
unmutiated Word of the Lord shall and have free
course and be glorfed in all the earth!
WV. II. WYcKoFF OF New York, Corresponding Secre-
tay read the report of the Board Of Managers for the
past year, Of which give the following Abstract
ANNUAL
The Unisn has enjoyed another Of undated
perty Divine Providence has sgnaly blessed all its plans
. y Of s n.
nas s sssn y the Union Board
object or general policy Of the American Bible
ION article the con."on aa e "a. wsa
article provides against any alteration in the second
The wishes once for to place Su
policy fS no is%pr'm'' of its prn'
No other claims have entered the dd Of
un0a does not circulate the commonly received versions IN
% % Of Ss in ns d does
place the gospels
Rand psa the h.vs been At tho Bible
revision y sas gospel.
.ro TINS date and the manuscripts are probably now in the
The scholar mentioned in the first annual report At
the time in negotiation with the Union, has been per
cal attainmens and his celebrity philologist qualify
him to undertake of the but his pecu
especially associate him with the original language
Old Testament to which his attention particularly direct
Other distinguished scholars have been added to the
corps Of reyisers Of the New Testament that they
bound a:a %
complete their parts before the present tme applied
s sYs than Others
ad NOT so positively limit Them have under the
seem to be and impressed OF
e vastness OF the undertaking. and the necessity
One revision OF Galatians received Ephe
SANS and the manuscripts Of First and Second Timothy
mee Versions The Epstles printed last Year for the
examination of scholars have been revised
30 again sulmitted criticisms and suggestions -Four
thousand copies are being printed in order that friends who
X. .Ds before Aha
completed increases tho need of funds
Deeply interesting letters from the Samese Mission and
about to return appear this accsmpany
ing grant Of another thousand dollars Sacred
Siamese New Testament common English version
that disclosed to the King of Siam tho discrepancies
correct the had not the truth to his
through which the revision of italian Testament made
by Dr. Achil for the American and Foreign Bible Society
Tho Board has determined print edition
uso OF its revers and the examination criticism
Ia m iii sas'
in the OF the Italian tongue Of the satisfactory
character.
Two superior scholars aged by the Union
vision Of parts of the German New Testament of whom
has as biblical philoogiss not unknown in any
library has been enlarged by accossns
y is choice collection Of works Of merit contributing fae
comparison oil the four of the Unions history
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

Henson slave Of Mrs.. Fishcr Of Braxtsn county, Va,
convicted Of rape hns been sentenced to transportation
beyond the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

The Auditor S. pier, Eq, presented his report, cerI
fyng to the ectness Of the foregoing, when il
unanimously adopted.
Tie President Rev Dr. CONE then proceeded to deliver
his address, Of which the following is a synopsis -
Brethren and friends OF the Bible cause-In the gracious
providence Of covenant God and Father in Christ
Jesus eney the privilege of converting in this house.
to celebrate the fourth anniversary the American Bible
Union. 1t gives pleasure to say that yosr Board of
Managers have attended regularly to the business If the
Union with unabatig zeal and fidelity; net single
membcr has been removed by death and harmony Of
action increase of funds and accessions of valuable
friends among the tokens for good vcuchsafed to
by he God Of the Bible. In revising the commonly
ceiged English version the real point Of controversy
between us and anti-revisionists is the question
whether BcItiso shall be translated or not Settle
that point on the side TRUTH allow the real OF
the word 10 appear in all its plannsss and implicitly;
and then but Roman Catholic will objec6 to the
whole Bible being brought tho original possible.
This the great in fact the only asuperabe difficulty
in the Calcutta and the British ard Foreign Pble soco-
ties with reference to the verssns of Carey and Yates
and their coadjutors. And this too the identical
stone Of stumbling and rock OF offence in she American
Lble Society respecting the ejaculation Of Judsons Bur
mese Bible. General terms indeed used by these
societies in the resolutions refusing aid 70 versions made
by pts Missionaries but sben the pish Of the matter
exposed, in each instance IL Acknowledged that
If baptiso and it's ccgnates left uatrannte ill OPP
ronents would be satisfied What . melancholy picture
does this furnish Of the aepravity 81 raoe--as mani
tested among those Who profess TO bow willingly and
cheerfuly to the authority Of IONS Kinghat rather
thnn have his first injunction t. believers made plain to
the understanding, that he who reads may
in the pathway of obedience, they will adhere to
sions of Acknowledged inaecuracy, and hold up 20
Gods truth freed from error and obscuety
God has greatly encouraged in work Let us
therefore grid up the aons of minds and be sober
hoping unto the end. We have difficulties to encountor
but they are think to those which beel Wckline and
Tyndale and their compeers We not exposed to the
wrath of kings and established clergy nOithcr ancs
nor mprisonments, ere fagot menace us. 1t Ia
happiness to dwell In the land Of civil and religious
liberty and whore Baptist PRINCIPLES gcayan tla Absg
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
NluScatine Market.
NIrscarINE. Juno "a

MUsCATINE, june "a, 1858.
BEEF on FooT-Iigh, Butchers are pay
ing cts. per h., nett.
Cows AND CALvEs--Scarce and in demand;
cows ranging from $40 to S30--calves from
49, to SO.
SHEEp-Also in good demand and high.
Hoos--Butchers are paying So, per cwt.
GRAIN-Wheat, As to IS cts, per BUSH;
Corn 1S to 20 cts; Oats 90 to % cts.
PRov1sroxs-Pork, Mess $3.50 per bbl.
Hams smoked, 9 to 10 cts cts per ID; Bacon,
sides and shoulders, 7aS, do; Flour So ,50a
400, per Dbl; Corn meal 40 cts per bush.
BEES WAx-22 cts per lb.
SEEps-Clover So ,50a6,00; Timothy ST.
5Oa2 90; Flax seed 75aS0 cts. per bush.
BUTTER AND EGGs-Butter 10 per b.
Eggs cts per doz.
GRocERIEs-Co Coffee 10 1.2 cts; Sugar 4 LA
S l-2 per lib; Molasses, S III, 45a50, n. o..
32a33 cts per GAL; Rice l-3 cts per Id.
DRIED FRurr-Apples ST. ,25; Peaches
$2,75 per bush.
WISDow CLASSY 10 So 90, 10 >l2,Sl,-
90, 10 Tl4 $4,00a5 90 per box.
LuNBER.-Pine, sS00al5 per 1000 feet
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
MUSCATINE 7JOURNAL---JUNE "a, 1853
GEN. SCOTT
Expected in MIuscafine! !

n ME undersigned would respectfully announce
10 the citizens of Muscatine aud viriniry. that
they have just opened large BAKING ESrAB.
LISIIMENT in The old and well known stand OF
b. Plummer, on Second street, opposite J. NJ
kane's Saddle and Harness shap, where there can
DE had at all times FRESH BREAD. CAKES.
CRACKERS & PIES. We ore prepared also. 10
manufacture any and all kinds Of CANDY to order
on the shortest notice anil on fair terms ga can
be had above 81. Louis. Country Merct ants, and
Shop Keepers would do Veil To give us a call be-.
Aandles. SINAI beer, soda water prunes, pickles,
citrons, ,,,sins, figs, lemons, lemonade, cigars
smoking and che ing tobacco, Of the hest quality,
pepper sauce, cheese, matches; sardines, Toys and
also a room supplied to furnish lunch to such as
may give us a call.
ADAMS g. WAISENBERGER.
MAY 81, lS53--if
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In Lancaster. Pa, recently, I,

....In Lancaster. Pa. recently, two
little girls. after getting out Of bed in the
morning. discovered snake in their
bed. They ran down stairs and gave
the alarm, but no one believed them a,
first. On persisting in the truth of their
relation, a gentleman went and found a
black water snake OF about twenty
inches in length, snugly fixed in the bed.
or course his fate was soon sealed, but
the wonder is how he got there and
that he did not do some mischief.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
Notice.

T an election held in the several townships in Dfls
IL catne county on the 4th day of April 1853 the
question a. tn whether the said county shall borrow
$50 O0G to aid in the construction Of the Iowa Western
Railroad, &c. agreeaby TO the proclamation published
four successive weeks previous To the election, in the
JTqsoatile Journal and Enquire, weekly news papers
published in said county there Six Hundred and
Fifty votes cast for the loan and tax, and there
Two Hundred and Twenty votes east against the loan
file in this Office.
Therefore, |. Arthur Washhnrn, County Judge. IN
aud for said county being satisfied that the require
ments of law have been substantially complied with
and that majority OF the votes cast for the loan
and tax have caused the proposition and result of the
vote to be entered at large in the inmate book which
vote will have the effect of law after the publication of
this notice for four successive weeks.
ARTHUR WASHBURN, County Judge
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Agents Wanted
10 canrrss far and sell
THE HERO1NEs OF HISTORY,

and its companion,
THE IIEROINEs OF THE CRUsADEs,
UST published by r. NJ BURNETT, Mus
y caline, Iowa. A large commission will be
paid Those engaged in selling those books are
making fiom fire 10 ten dollars per day.
The Heroines of History embraces histories and
biographies Of the following celebrated characters;
Cleopatra, Jo,n of Src. Maria Theresa Josephine.
Elizabeth Of England, Mary Of Scotland, Catha-
Iine of Russ,, Marie Antoinei.e, Madame Roland.
Thou has, charmed cup, O.; Fame,
A draughi that NANTES high,
And seems TO Iif the earthly frame
Above moralny."- Hemans.
Oae octave volume containing $50 pages, beauti.
fully bound in embossed morocco, aud embe,shed
with six elegan, steel portraits from correct like
nesses. BY John s. Jenkins. Retail price
So so.
Heroines of the Crusades, companion 10 the
Heroincs oil History contains biograI HES Of Adela
Countess Of Biois, Eleanor Of Aquilaine, Deren
garian of Navarro, Isabella of Angouleme, Vic.
lante Of Jerusalem, and Eeanora oil Castle.
"OM Historic rolls opened"
BY C. A. Boss. author Of "Bloss' Ancient His
tory" One octave volume. conlcining about 500
pages elegantly bound in embossed morocco and
finely embeiilshed with steel portraits and title.
gage. Retail price 81 so; same, Turkey extra
full gilt S. 90.
On receip, Of the price OF either Of the above
books, viii forward copy, post paid, 10 any
par, of the United States.
also publish large number of other new
popui and saieable books for agents.
For further particulars address
II. Nj. BURNETT, Puhfisher,
Muscatine. Iowa.
UTPubiishers of newspapers in the u. $. CIV
ing the above five weekly insertions, with notice,
shall receive copy of each, by express or other.
wise, az they may order II. NJ. b.
June 10, 1853.
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New Store in MaScatine !

On Io,oa Ape,aue, opposite the Necada Nil.
VNHE subscribers being comparative strangers.
/ and having but just opened new and beau
liful stock Of merchandise direct from the Eastern
cities. respectfully invite, through the medium of
The public press. the attention of the citizens Of
this place and vicinity 10 the same. As we wish
to sell to all, on as reasonable terms possible,
VIC ask of you liberal share If patronage, and
,oiH positively sell ioWer than any other house in
the city.
For CASH OR PRODUCE!
Our stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. we
are certain. cannot be surpassed in this section
consisting of Dress Silks, Bareges, Baregc d.
LANES, Lawns, Swiss, French and Scotch Cling.
hams, Laces. worked collars, edsings. incertngs
and riLbons--of the latest s,yles and patterns.
Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware
Groceries, &c., Of all kinds.
Give US call. and we will take The greatest
pleasure in showing our goods, feeling confident
you can not 60 away dissatisfied.
BRYANT 4 CHAMBERLAIN
Muscsline june 10, lS53-if
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Condensilg Coffee Pot.

WE invite the attention Of all persons. but es-
w pecially the LADIES, 10 REMIAGTCN'S
PATENT COFFEE P01', being the most use.
fu article in the shape of COFFEE POT that
has ever been presented TO the nhab ian;s OF Iowa.
We invite trial, end fits marked superiority is
not Acknowledged, the money shall be returned.
II claims superiority in all the following qualities:
l. Will save at least onc-fourth ofthe Coffe oIdi-
nary used. 2. Win produce a beverage of supc-
rior flavor. 8. VIII settle the Coffee without any
q her aid th,n its own action A. Will never boil
over. 5. VIII keep hot longer
BRENT s. MILLER.
May 27 lS53.--tf.
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New Books.

HEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN
N Uncle's Toms Calm, Cheap ejition)
Uncle Toms Cabin Gas itis.)
Life Of Lady Jane Gray; Dick Wilson, Ga Maine
Law siory) Border Warfare in the South West;
Poets and Poetry Of the Bible; Stories Of Birds and
Beasts; Clark's Commentaries; Cruden's Concord.
ance-and large stock Of books of all kinds, just
received at BURNETT'S BOOK STORE.
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Books e. Stationary.

d NJ. BURNETT is now receiving from the
IL Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting in
part Of
School Books Of all The Poetical Works of
kinds Shakespeare, Milton, BY
STANDARD and Misce,la- ron, Scott, Burns, Camp.
neous books bell, Rogers. Wesles,
Cheap Publications Hsllock, Wordsworth,
Ditles Hood, Pollock, Young.
Blank Books Sigourney, Hcmans and
Paper Hang ngs tolhcrs.
Plain and Fancy Sta Catholic Pray 7 Books
iionary Printing a. Wrapping
Instruction books for Paper
the Piano Forte, Accor Gard Chscs
deon, Violin, Flute. &c S'eel Pens
WATERS, Sealing Wax Ink and lnks,ands
Sand boxes Scrap Books
Portfolios Albums
Pocket knives AMI vi. Song Books
oln Strings, Combs and Primers
Brushes Lives Of Washington,
Perfuhcry & Hair Oil Napoleon, CLAW, Webster
Razors and Soap Jackson, Polk, Calhoun,
Cigars Virgin, DIR. Julson,
Cap. Letter, Noe and Charming, Grcei, Put
Bill Paper nam
Envelopes Mechanics Own Book
Pocket Books Book oflhe Farm
Porte Moniaes. GOLD PENS
All Of which viii sell cheap, wholesale, or re-
tail. r. NJ. BURNETT.
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Summer Retreat.
ADAM REULENG,

Corner Of Chcsnm and Second Streets,
DES leave to inform his friends and the public gen
ID orally that he is opened and fitted up for the
summer. He viii keep constantly on hand Ice Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate flavor soda water,
and fruits of every variety, in season.
Oysters. sardnes, nuts, candies, pastry;
Sweetmeats, cakes, crackers, cheese
Beer, ale, cider;
Cigars. tobacco, pipes, snufts ;
Toys of every variety;
And full assortment in his line-a OF which he
,,,tc fret Ia
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Groceries and Provisions.


Groceries and Provisions.
NEW STORE.
YlyH e subscriber has just opened new grocery
ID STORE ION Second street, in the room former
" occupied by Collins q Darlington. ) and pre-
pared 10 sell at wholesale and retail on a. rood
terms rs can be had in this city, 'or any other
placs on the river above the Rapids. The follow
ing ere some or the articles now on hand
Rio Laguyra coffee
Brown, clarified loaf and cru cd sugar
Moases, syrup. sugar-house
G A dairy and kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hyson teas, first quality
Palm soap, mould and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &c.
Lemons, raisins, figs, heuings,
Candies, almonds, English wanus
Peanuts, currents, Chocolate, nutmeg
w. II. cheese, wines brandy, &c.
Best indigo, purcushon caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon, cloves, pepper, spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs, best omber, nader, copperas
Alum, starch, candle wcking
Mackeral, Goldfish .sardines
Bed-chords buckets link wash boards
Resin, cotton batiing--with many other ar.
iicles foe family use.
or Country produce, such butter, eggs. po-
atoes. fowls, and every thing in the market for
amily use, waited. j. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25-tf
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Pay Up.

pERSONS indebted 10 the late firm of MOLAR &
JOHN, and JOHN & ROSE, are hereby informed
that in view of closing the business money is wanted
badly. The bills are made cut, and if not called for
win be presented. Persons having claims against
either Of the above named firms against j, Molar
are requested TO present them for settlement.
June lit, J. M0IAR.
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New Books.
Owner Wanted

EOR aquarter-section LANDWARRANT, No. 1875.
issued on the 9Th day OF December, ls4s, to John
Vier, which transferred or sold to John Uiitin
son. on the 18th day of December, ls4s and acknowl
edged before Geo. H. Hilton, notary public Cinncinati,
Ohio This is to notify said Wilkinson, if alive or il
dead his relatives that said Warrant is at this office,
subject TO disposal.
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VOL. Y.

1.-THE Order OF Sons Of T enipe r
ance are said to number $780, 900 in this
country.
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$4,000!

Number of policies issued prior to the first Of the
present month, Ia 1862
The condition OF this Company is such that the
Executive Board are enabled TO make yearly divi-
tlends to Mutual Members soon as their policies
expire Accordingly on the first OF March, 1853,
dividend was declared of 33 Ia per cent, on all
Mutual policie. in The Farmers department. and
10 per cent. OF premium found on Mutual policies
in Merchants department.
The officers AMI directors of the company COM
prise some of the most influential men of the State
Of Oho Hon. Reuben Wood, Gov. OF Ohio, p res
ideni;D d. g. Danham, Esq, Vice President, e. n.
Skeels, Secretary, George Mygalt. Treasurer.
For further particulars enquire at the Office OF
+. III. THAYER, Agent,
Second street, over Bufoeii's Book store.
Nay II, ls53-u
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Last Notice.

LII accounts due Pliny Fay must be paid before the
II first of July, costs will be added. Having wait
ing two years patience no longer is a virtue.
June 10, 1875. PLINY FAY,
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liquors.

A FINE lot OF Wines Brandes and Gin which we
II offer for medical and mechanical purposes at redu
ced prices, for sale by NEiDIG g. SPRINGER.
June z IS53.-tf
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Boarding and Lodging.

lNOUR Ok EVE CENT? EMEN can be &C
i commodated with boarding and lojgi ng, on
reasonable terms, in q private family. on Third
street, second Coor below Chu he NJ CT.
Musca,ine, April g. 1883
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Fire! Eire!! Eire!!!

Washington Union Insurance Company
(CLsyELASD, ONO.
F H. THAYER, General Agent OF said Com
IL, pany for the State of Iowa, would inform The
citizens of Muscaiine and vicinity iha, he is pre-.
pared to issue policies upon either the cash or mu
iual systems, at reasonable ra,es.
The w. U. I. Co. is established on as firm basis
as any of the Older eastern companies, aud presents
the advantage over them of being located in the
west
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Lumber Yard.
wnn. a. Welsoa,

YIN. A. Idelsoa,
Wholesale Commission Merchant,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENT,
No. III Locus! sir-e', 5cl. Main and Lseee,
ST. LOUIS,
AGENT for Wheeling paper MILLS Steuhenyiie do.
IL New York Type Foundry Cincinnati do, Ciucia
matt printing press nlnutdctory, y. land Boston do
Iightbody's printers ink, Pittsburgh Flint Glss-
Works do. Green do, do. Window do, Wheeling
tiass Works Brighton bucket aud tab factory, .'kTU
zen's'' wooden ware mandatory, aud ST. Louis wash
hoard factory
Proprietor Of the st. Louis improved Saamanl,r
Fire Proof Safe Mandatory.
Purchasers are requested to call aal eaminepriccs
as we CAN and sell lower than any other house
i'm the West. Je3-6mS5
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Dwelling House for Sale.

IA A FRAME HOUSE, g. LOr--siua
fess. ed on Fifth street The property is il
hsss 2good order and good title given. En-
squre of JOSEPH BRlDGMAN.
May 81, ls53-G.
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Fresh Drugs.

+ B. DOUGHERTY & CO., have reiitted
y and enlarged their old stand TO accomm ,daie
their spring supplies Of DRUGS, MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS. PAINTS, DYES. OILS, GLASS
and GLASS WARE. Of which they have been
receiving very large supplies, and would invite the
attention of persons wishing to perchase goods in
our line. We will warrant our goods FRESH
and PURE. Prices will be made satisfactory
Call and see US.
]. b. DOUGHERTY & co.
June 3 1883 If
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Important

To any Person wishing Desirable Residence
I WILL sell at private sale the new brick House
l on the middle twenty feet OF lot No. s in block
No. 81. size of lot, twenty feet fronting on Third
street and running back to the alley.
The above being in the most central part Of the
city, is most desirabiy located near the Public
Square, and is convenicn, TO business. viii also
sell good brick House situated on the east half of
10, No. 3 in block No. 10. There is a good stable
attached to each of the above lots and the property
is all in good condition. purchaser may find a
rare chance of obtaining desirabl location for a
residence by applying early to j. M0LAR,
Corner I'd and sycamore streets
OT Terms very easy. February ls-6
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Ho /! Every one that Thirsteth
FOR A BARGAIN.

WILL sell my FARM, ten and a half miles from
l town. on the Iowa City road, containing ia acres
40 acres Of it under fence and 20 under cultivation,
the balance meadow and 40 acres Of TIMBER, new
two story frame house, 10 by % feet, containing
rooms and entrys good, neyerailing well at the
door, grove around the house and some fruit trees
To any one wishing good location, here is rare
chance for bargain by applying soon to either the
EpiroR Joseph Undertake miles west of the prem.
ises or to the subscriber. NJ HULL, Muscatine
June IL, lS53---3m.
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Dental Gard.
DR.. J. DENNIS

DIt. j. DENNIS
&C.,. RESPECTFULLY informs the cit
g liens Of Masculine and vicinity that he
II1Dis now at the American Hotel, where
he proposes remaining few weeks, with the inicn-
ton Of practising the different branches Of his pro
fession.
Having had the opportunities afforded i'll Tie
City Of New Orloans, for the acquisition Of his
profession, in connection with dozen years *.
periencc, he requests all persons who are DESTROYS
that their teeth should be repaired on correct dental
principles, to call ard consult with him.
REFERENCES:
Hen ] p Cook, Davenport; Daniels, Marion;
A II Miller. Esq. do p Daniels. do
Hon A r Cotton. De Wit; Hon NJ Preston do
Vim TuthH, Upton; J Carleton Iowa City
s 4 Daniels, do Fl ID Downey do
Rev Cobb, do ] III Cover, do
UJAll operations warranted. my 81.
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Risks

Taken upon dwellings, store houses, and other
buildings, at usual rates.
LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY!
Farmers, Merchants end Mechanics save your
hard earnings, by having your property insured
Immediately. II. w. MOORE, Agent.
Musca,inr, June 3, ls53--ly.