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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,

Situated IN the county Of Bedford aud about s<--
miles abovs Lynchborg. One tract containing 81
y RES. about Is Acres Of which are cleared-Thc
rider heavily Il inferred and of the best quality OF
hbACCu LAND al ioining tie lands ofHpnry " hot
a JOHN Bnlock. CapI. John T. Hawkins and others.
'iher tra trnnt lining bhout 400 &C RES, uuehri
Which i heavily imbered and about so Acres ot
pop MEADOW LAND A good house Is h, 36 Il.
a ar", stnry and half hgh-rwo good cellar
] IN h'rrs aud hre-paces; and Other essacy OCT.
ae'' 1t being pant Of the land that allotted to
IN The division ofthe estK,e of WIN. Ogesby. decd,
Hl"R,ng ti'o lands of Samuel Mcdaniel, w. c. Min
aud others Further description .deemed unnecess
a Those wis ing to purchase exataine previous
I ,ar daS OF sale fur them-clves.
e1ms liberal, and made known on the day of aale.
ALBERT MCDANIEL.
Nov 2-dsclds
AS, at the same time and place. Nov 81 1859 vii
c " ~ Wy of public auction the remainder OF the
,nhnoNAl PROPE >TY. belonging to the estate of
MAN lge-ly decd, consisting of the crop of Corn.
ooa go bancls) the crop Of Shucks aud Fodder;
''ff lokeo work Oxen,Cuws, Ok Wagon,l Thia
P Ma kne, &c., &c
Ennis "A ctedil will be given until the 9th day
51'y is34upon all purchases exceeding ten dollars
Pc purchaser giving bond with approved securit, -
r purchases Of ten dollars and less cash will be re-
I""d. ALBERT MCDANIEL, A,lm'r of
L'N : fi2jnhv VIM Oge-hy. deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
ITF III III NV HTITT = II nv
Sky and Side Lights,

y which he is enable Ia produce 's H. hos done for
several yrurs pa-t) those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
run the size "f half dime, less, To good SIZE por
trait which have been, and now daily pronounced
by v,iors be among the best specimens of the Arr
" exhibited in this country, by preery ng the eyes
(the expressive of all the fenuIes.) and bfuu-
ful blending Of the light and Shade, (wihout which
there be picture, fiat one.) and grace
ful posture making them indeed a thing be dese ed
by palrnts and children. friends aud lovers. Nome Of
your doubtful shadows, bat living almost speaking fac
sinile at self.
The Stereoscopic Solid Dagueneotype,
SO much admire by some-,te taken III ni then per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of which have been exhibited by
him for tie last six months
Having consr nty, without regard to expense, Gas his
Gallery will show } kept pnee with II the improvements
vet discovered either in machinery The Artabd hay
ing his rooms fitted up with elegance aud comfort,
king them desirable place while away idle hour,
he invites all To vi il him, whether they pictures
or
Daguereofypes and Paintings accurately copied In
valid and Post Mortem Cases always attended to when
desired
Landscape views and private residences accurately
taken, specimens of which be at his Gallery
Next ,toor to the Virginia Bank.
LB7 Open at NIL hours Of the dny.
T. GIBBS. Proprietor.
n B.-A lnrge lot Of LOCKETS AND PINS Just
received (sone extra hue) and instantly hand.
which will be flied mt low price and warranted to be
what they sold for.
oct 26.ts PEG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY.
BY WM "a MOsBl, Auctioneer.
SHARES Va y Tenn. II Stock VIII he
r <ud al Nefanes.iay 9th inst al l0t ociaek
"A l.SO-
One i,air of p ,od Mule. and good Work llor-e'.
noysat " II. MOSBY, Auct"ne,r.
DISAPPOINTMENT
THE above sale ha. been postponed IN account ct
the incle men, o! the Weut.r until this lav at l0i -
clock ". IL. MOSBN.
nov i0-li Auetioneer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

oils
~ 1000 gnIls. Weather made. Winter bleaehed g.
lar Oil
1000 gals. Weather made, Winter Solar Oil
600 Beacha'i Fall Sperm Oil,
1000 Coa Pit Oils,
Landing per Barque Emily ,direc, from New BEDFORD,
for sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO..
oct 26 Is Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
FIRST ARRIVAL.

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The undersigned are procuring from their cee
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun.
~. Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of thes~ stones widely known. but the
Raroad giving increased facilities in filing orders,
We hayeap oin,ed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Ice
Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale of d IN,
shortest ice.
Our Address, Backsburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
jones' NJ. Williams Dsnvile, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Lesk lille. N c. are also our agents. l.P.x CO
Feb l4-dsrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
~ " ~ W.! - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ENIKENN TRAIN
Leaves Richmond duly Sunday excepted UT IN
" Petersburg =. p N
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond ia ly. at..--.............4 P NJ
Petersburg .............. "A J.
Fare 81 l0-Children over trce and not over twelve
years OF age, GO cetis discount al 10 cant. will be
nude ON each iarc when tickets nre procured at the Of
nee and To- passengers getting the ears whore M tick
els sold
Through Tickets in connexiun with Bland & Dams
western Sinee Line he procured at the Office Ia the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
t-o - ~ 49, consisting U beIWeen
200 and 1900 Acres of Land.

F'''Pefty IN every respect most valuable lt--l-
~" 'ed on lanes River in the county of Nelson, ut
""1th ct Elk creek, and near the Canal and the
unused tine of Rail Road between Charlottesville and
'eh"r and as an Iron cs abi .hncnt is as valuable
INV IN Frsipa--the qnantir. of o re and Limestone
~ n- "' N'au'iiblr, Of the first qualify and the
uraacr The ii l. to said Lnnd i believed to be per
3N '.'ar NJ trustee however we. shall only convey
rr ,,,in a. Is vested in by the d, ed uf resaid
in"M> OF SALE:-Six. twelve aud eighteen
Negotiable notes well eadols H. md the land
a''' rs security, also, until the whole purchase
Money is pait
N "e P"'hc' and especially the creditors of A. n.
u g"mery. Montgomery 4 Brothers, and Fiippin
N's""e,N. are desired attend TO thi. notice.
real rs a. Munday AMI Corbin Jordan, who reside
ose ~ ' 'afh, viii take pleasure in showing it to any
Ope desiring parchase
STERLING CLAIBORNE, }Tru.,ce..
sept 20.ctls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
'AeH SALE NEAR iOe Negroes
Y CREEn LAND FOR SALE

@i oarr sale by way of public auction at che
eao" Of the ipte Vim. 6e'esi,y decd, on Wednc
the 23rd day of November next, f Ro, SOLD private
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
The Whitehnrst Daguerrean Gallery,
ESTA RI.ISHE ED LIN la4Z

FUNIlE Subscriber his acknowl dgmcns To the
l. public generally for the very liberal pntrnnnge bes
towed him since his 10, Htion in this place, (now
nearly years. mud would respectfully ini'rm them
han he is still on hand hem will lNCREAS
ED FACILITIES having good Artist as an assistant,
and operating rooms, with lnrgr lights, arranged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

FUTURE DAYS
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The fnlow
y ing real property belonging The Farmers Bark
will be .old public the premises. the 10Th
Law al DC. ob-r. 1873 to.wit: The HOUSE g. ~
lot near epblcan Spring. in the orruran, iii.
IT John : Bnir-Also the TOBdCCO FdCTORY
~ Gtn Alley, IN the occupancy of Cabness aud Ham
n,r. Terms made krnwn he snlr
\. TOMPKiNS, Cas!'r.
oct 5-"tawt20O thru,d.
POSTPONEMENT,
The above sale has l,'eu postponed unti Wednesday,
next. OH INST al "a o, lock- A TOAiPkIN Cash'r
nov 3-9n W II Mnsby, Auct
DISAPPOINTMENT.
THE above sale has been postponed account Of the
inccmency Of the weather. until "Wednesday next 9th
A TOMPklNS.
my l0ts w II. M".bv, Aar,inneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
A TRACT OEItNn


contai. ing abaut 20 ACRES, u large portion or which
is cleited-now occupied by Bnnrister, which lies
the Punk Road about four miles from Buchanan
together with oriree head of Cattle end Horse
And The oath of Nov rnbcr will offer for sale
public auction "A TRACT OF LAND containing about
400 Or 1900 ACRES,
which lies McFally Branch the Buchanin and
Beior Turnpike, about mile' from Buchanan, is
heavily iiugbered, has an t u GOOD SAN-MlLL, five
large and well conditioned Tobucco Houses, aud all
ce-siy buildings for farming purposes is considered
bya who hive it, to he the best body 1T Tobacco
Land west Of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Strong signs
of Iron Ore hive been fund il Any wishing
Ia engage in the ron business cold not fnl better sit
tation anywhere. Persons wishing view th. Land
do 80 by applying TO l. 7. Hardy, who will always
be ound ON it.
At the time and place will offer for sale ut
Public Auction, ubout 500 Bushels of Corn, four horse
Wagon, Horses, Mules, several of Hurness
about 10 head of Hogs 10 900 HIS. % No. To-
bncco, Oh the sticks; all OF my Turning Utensils and
my Hou'eh Id and Kitchen Furniture.
fert- made known tho day or snlc.
oct 27-c5t WM. 7. HARDY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

PROPERTY FOX SALE.-Desiring Ia remuve
S"uth sh,ll the 18th ot November next, offer for
sale ut Publ Auruon the

kA attached thereto in upper Buchanan, now DC -4'
cupef b p B. J nhnston.
And on The 10th of November VII ofer for sal
nj public auction. the Jumes River & Kanawhn Hotel
in pattuuslurr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

with "a Deed ot Trust eS-
lel by William West tn the subscriber On the 20 h
October 1919. aud duly recorded ia the Clerk
Ii Pittsyfvinia county, to secure the p yment of
sums Of money due by William West To Sterling
|nroc. Of said county, | shall proceed Ia sell L
h. the premises. Sater lay the 3rd nay of De-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
.,sTEE SALEOF VALUABLE

LAND NEAR LYNCHBURG b, virtue of Il
Il trust execuled-to me by james Lee, bearing date
18th day of June. 1919, and recorded in the
, Cnurt.of Amherst, shall on the 9Th day of De-
Il 1853, on the premises, expose To sale by way OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
TRACT OF LAND


lon which the said james Lee resided ut the .-&
of mis- death. situated in the comfy OF Amherst,
hides f. ON the city of Lynchburg, and containing
ACRES, more less. 1t j, expected that the
will, previous to the day of sale, be divided into
r,l lots, AMI will he sold accordingly.
Terms Of Sale:
snail portion of the purchase money will be
n in cash. and Tor the residue a credit Of one, two
three years (equa instalment-) will be given--the
naser, or purchasers securing the payment of the
by negotable notes, payable at one OF the Banks
snchnurs satisfactorily endorsed. and the tite TO
aud tn be retained until the entire purchase money
3D. subject to be re-sold in default of payment, az
r security
ring as trustee, will only convey such title is
I'D in me by the deed aforesaid.
s3 iScS lee CHISWELL DABNEY. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

VITaNTUU-A guoA White or Gplored Gdrde"-
" aey-A.o a good COOK 10 live ahont mile
from The riiy--for whrh liberal price "ll ',e p"d'
A,pl, NJ Lnnchorn - Mills. nov 3-dlW
n1ssOLU rtON The e""rcr" OF Miller y
F:N#nS has been die solved by mutual consent'-
" NHl.r IT IN close up the c.,nr"in-and he may
,.nrd at hi. Office the Basin. The na'ne of inc
"a an ,ol, be u.ed in closing the hm-if es-
hrh WIZ '' WM. A. MILLER.
act 6.dS9w 'o'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10

sAM'i u RnowN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-10
RON WOsKs FOR sALE.-By virtue

u deed If trust executed to us ON the iStl of Aug
'oW hy AIexnnder N. Montgomery aad o, llrrs and
record n the Clerks utfce III Nelson county court,
s7"I on the 2S,h of October, 1853 if fair if n 1t
next ar day, up the premises, sell to the highest
H. ~ al that valuable land knnwn by the of
ILrLL.la a.......- Z L..
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Deafness and Ear Diseases
RADICALLY CURED!!

mr. LIE BRUNN offers TO those suffering from
lJDeafness, his inftllible Aural Remedies, which
have been successful in nearly 5000 cases of con.
Grmed deafness. These remidies comprise differ
cnt courses for diseases or the internal middle and
exile nal ear, and have been pronounced by those
celebrated aurists. Drs. Kramer OF Berlin, Hart and
Delear Of Paris, Curtis, Pcher and Yearsly Of
Londan, as being the most wonderful and effectuaI
ever applied for diseases Of the internal and middle
ear DIR. De d. warrants q cure in every case
where the ear is pcrfec, in formation. He had
eighteen certificates OF cures from those who has
Teen
DEAF AND DUMB.
and whose hearing 10 now completely restored
and are now enabled to learn the language! The
names Of 2700 persons, who have been cured by
DR.. LIE b. may be seen on application. Patients,
by sending description Of their case, can have
remedies sent to any part.
TERMS-S5 consultation fee; $40 fee 10 be
paid when the HEARISo 10 RESTORED TO IT'S ORR.
eISAL AcUrENKss or when q watch can be heard
to beat at distance OF ls feet from either ear.
ADpaEss. D.. Lk BRLNN & DUFFTON,
Union Place, New York City.
N. B-A treatise on the nature and treatment
Of Deafness and diseases Of lhs Ear, with the tiea-
,nent ofthe Deaf and Dumb. price onedollar.
July l, lS53--3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
MUSCATINE JOURNAL---JULY |, 1853.
GEN. SCOTT
ExDected in Muscafine I

TIME undersigned would respectfully announce
TO the citizens of Muscatine and vicinity, that
hey have just opened large BAKING ESTAB-
LISHMENT in the old and well known stand Of
E. Plum.ner, on Second street, opposite }. M.
Kane's Saddle and Harness shop, where there can
be had a, ell times FRESH BREAD, CAKES.
CRACKERS & PIES. We are prepared, also, to
manufacture any and all kinds of CANDY to order
on the shortest notice. and on as fair terms aa can
be had above 81. Louis. Country Merchants, and
Shop Keepers would do well to give US a call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere: All kinds of nuts,
ctrons, raisins, figs, lemons, lemonade, cigars
smoking and chewing tobacco, of the best quality
pepper sauce, cheese, matches; sardinss, toys and
also room supplied to furnish lunch TO such as
may give US a CALL
ADAMS q WAISENBERGER:
MAY %, lS53--tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
New Store in MuScatie !!

On 0,Oa Aoenue, opposite the NeradaufiH.
THE subscribers being comparative SINGERS.
and having but just opened new ar, bea u.
lifol stock Of merchandise direct from the Asserp
cities. respectfully invite, through the medm Of
the public press. the attention Of the ciIiz>s OF
this place aud vicinity 20 the same. As weyish
to sell 10 all, on as reasonable terms as possle.
VIC ask Of you liberal share of patronage, md
wiA positiusiy sell lo,cer than any other hOusSn
the city,
FOR DASH OR PRODUCE!
Our stock OF LADIES DRESS GOODS, =
ere certain. cannot be surpassed in this section,
consisting of Dress Silks. Bareges, Baregc
Lanes, Lawns, Swiss. French and Scotch Gins
hams. Laces. worked collars, edgings. incert'ne
and riLbons--of the lates, styles and patterns.
Bssss and shoes, Hats and CAPS, Harawars
Grsceries, &C., Of all kinds.
Give Us call. and we will take the create.
pleasure in showing our goods, feeling confdsu
you cannot 60 away dissatisfied.
BRYANT 4 CHAMBERLAIN
Muscstine June 10. ls53-lf
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Agents Wanted
TO canucss for md sell
THE HEROINEs or HISTORY,

40 canvass J0r ad seq
THE HEROINEs Or HISTORY,
and IFS companion,
THE HEROINEs OF HE CRUsADE,s
UST published by r. M BURNETr. Mn.
y catine, Iowa. A large compassion will hs
paid Those engaged in seli.lg Those books are
making f om fue to ten dopas per day.
The Heroines OF History embraces histories and
biographies Of The following celebrated characters
CLEOPATRA, Jean Of Arc. MARI Theresa. Josephine
Elizabeth Of England, Maryof Scotland, Catha.
Tine OF Russia, Marie Antoina.e, NADIA me Roland
'''fhou hast a charmed up, o, Fame,
A draugh that mantls high,
And seems to iift the ea,hly frame
Above mortality Ms. Henaans.
One octave volume containing $40 pages, beatti
fully hound in embossed mdoco; and embellIshed
with six elegant steel portals from correct like.
nesses. By John 8. jenkins. Retail price
81 SO.
Heroines Of the Crusade. companion to the
Heroines 81 History. containsbograE 81 HES of Adela
Countess Of Biois, Eleanor II Aqui,aipe.. Beren.
sarian Of Navarro, Isabella Il Angouhme, Vic.
lante of Jerusalem, and Elea,ora OF Castle.
"OA Historic rousI opened
BY C. A. Boss, author Of .Bloss' Ancient His.
tory" One octave volume, containing about 500
pages. elegantly bound in embossed morocco and
finely embelhshod with steel putIaks and title
page. Retail price S2 SO; SANE Turkey extra
fuHsih IS 90.
On receipt Of the price Of ether Of the above
| books, | viii forward a copy, post paid, 10 any
part or ,ne United States.
also publish large number 0 other new
popui and ssIeable books for agent,
| For further particulars address
II. M. BURNETT Publisher.
Muscatie. Iowa.
GTPuMishers ofnewspapers in thdJ 3. civ.
ing the above five weekly insertions, 18th notice,
shall receive copy Of each, by sxpre., or other.
wise, as they may order I'M. B.
June 10, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
NluScatine Market.

MUscATINE, July 1853.
BEEF on Foor-High, Butchers are pay
ing cts. per b., nett.
Cows AND CALVES Scarce and in demand;
COWS ranging from $50 to S30--calves from
$50 to $50.
SuEEP--Also in good demand and high.
HoGs--Butchers are paying S., per cwt.
GRAM Wheat, As to IS cts, per BUSH;
Corn Is to 90 cts; Oats 30 to % cts.
PRovIsIoSs--Pork, Mess SIS so per bbl.;
Hams smoked, 9 to 10 cts cts per ID; Bacon,
sides and shoulders, 7a0, do; Flour So ,50a
400, per Dbl; Corn meal 40 cts per bush.
BEES WAx-22 cts per Id.
SEEDS Glover So ,50a6,00; Timothy ST.,
j0a2,00; Flax seed 75a8O cts. per bush.
BurrEP AND EGGs--Butter 10 per h.
Eggs cts per doz.
GROCERIES Coffee 10 l. 2 cts; Sugar 4 Ia
- per Id; Molasses, 5 ii, 45a5O, n: o.
32a33 cts per gall; Rice l-3 cts per ID.
DRIED FRuIr-Apples 1925; Peaches
Fs2,15 per bush.
WINDOW GLASS 81 10 81, 90, 10 Sl2 49,
oo, IA $4,00a5 90 per box.
lrheER.-Pine, SS00al5 per 1000 feet:
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SnOdgraSs 4 McCampbell,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcerS,

MUSCATlNE, IOWA, .
HAVE Just received general stock of goods
IL in their lin consisting of the following arti-
cles to.wit:
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syrup
Molasses, in bbIs halfrubs, buckets
bbls and kegs }Willow-ware clothes pins
Coffee Rio and Java Churns, spades, shoves
Teas, Of all kinds Hoes, brooms
Saleratus, indigo, nader Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted Candle wickingl
Goldfish carpet chain
Nos. | and mackerel }CorIage, assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger }Glass tumblers
Lemons, oranges, Palm leaf hats
Dried apples and Peaches}Soap, tobacco
White lead, Cigars-regalias, princi-
Window. glass, sxlO anl| pes and Cuba skies
l0xi2 Irunes, raisins, almonds
Star and taow candles SPecans, peanuts,
Linseed, sperm and olive Dried cuirants, rice
oils Cheese, pepper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept by grocers,
which will be sold as cheap can be bought in
Muscatine, for cash or approved country produce.
May 6, lS53-ap22-3
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
New Books.

TEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN
n Uncle's Toms Cabin, (cheap edition)
Uncle Toms Cabin, Gas it is.)
Life Of Lady Jane Gray; Dick Wilson, "a Maine
Law story;) 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.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

V0[llld v lAle1 UNVOOESlcJo
Situated on tho cornor of Water street and Iowa
Avenue, in the heart of,he city, This building ID
the largest and most convenient inthe West, out
Of ST Louis. Its four stories high, contains l2O
rooms, of good size well ventilated and with every
convenience. Also, suits of rooms for families.
The Proprietor has commenced this enterpiize
with determination TO make the Ogvie House
the Hotel Of the North west. Situated as il is, al
the most Furnishing point in Iowa, having direct
daily communication with the capitol, and daily
tri-weekly and sem-weekly lines of coaches TO a
the principal points in the State-beng also sur
rounded by the best sporting ground in the world
Musca,ine has long felt the serious want Of ca
pacious first class Hotel. This want the Proprie
tor of the Ogilvie House win aim to supply. HI
has employed cooks, steward, and servants of ex
perience and skill, and in every department will
endeavor TO give his guests entire satisfaction
A GOOD STABLE is attached to the House
U Baggage taken 10 and from the liver free G
charge. D. w. CLOVER, Proprietor.
Muscatine, Iowa Nov. 20. ls52-f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

The Post Office mail-carriagc alone for the next
year will cost the Government seven million anu ~,
~ thousand dollars besides the extras-fve hundred
and fifty-sx thousand dollars-and half million LOT
"msceilaneous" Congress has granted the new Post,
master General one million eight hundred thousand
dollars for apprehended Deficiencies under the new
postage law.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Ho! Every one that Thirsteth
FOR A BARGAIN.

WILL sell my FARM, ten and half miles from
i town, on the Iowa City road containing 124 acres
40 of lit under fence, and 20 under civilizations
the balance meadow and 10 acres of TIMBER. a new
two story frame house, 10 by q feet co tanning l
rooms and entrys good, neyerfailing well at the
door grove around the house, and some fruit trees
chance for faga;n by i inoaiiea howe il
EDITOR Joseph Undertake miles west If the prem.
ses, or to the subscriber. NJ. HULL, Muscatine.
June IL, lS23-3nl.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
COndensing Coffee Pot,

WE invite the attention Of all persons but es.
w pecialy the LADIES. 10 REMINGTONS
PATENT COFFEE POI, being the most USE
fol article in the shape Of COFFEE POT that
has ever been presented to the inhabitants Of lowa
We invite trial, and lifts marked superiority is
not acknowledged, the money shall be returned.
Il claims superiority in all the following qualities:
l. Will save at ieas, one-fourth ofthe Cofee ord-
narily used. 2. VIII produce beverage Of supe-
rior favor. 3.-Will settle the Coffee without any
o.hsr old than its own action. 4. Will never boil
over. 5. Will keep hot longer.
BRENT & MILLER.
May 81, lS53.-.tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Pay Up.

DECISIONS indebted to the late firm of MOLAR &
JOHN, and JOIN = ROSE, are hereby informed
that in view of closing the business money Is wanted
badly. The bills are made out, and if not called for
soon will be presented Persons having claims against
either Of the above named firms, or against ]. Molar,
are ,a requested TO pgeeeQt them tps Htslsmsnt
vHe y-%< !. MOLAR.