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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-29
NEW
GROCERT g. PROVISION STORE.

~ "c"itSah @di6 StHi3d, on second street.
? 8 VIE subscribers have on hand new and COM
rs pIpe stock, ronsiG ny in part of
Coii1e-R lo and Java w i cheese
Tea--Y II and Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N o ana Brlchcr's Nails and glass
SlIt--hbI, sack and dairy Currauls. rasins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Coihs,l and mackerel
hoInsscs--N . and $ II Flour and corn meal
C'gars--ragalin q. principe Lead, powder, shot &c
Understanding 4 chew Soap md candles
Handles, nuts oranges, lemons, spices, crackers,
Sardincs. hollow-ware bacon, DC &c and all oihe
articles usually kept IN grocery and provision
store, which we Offer for sIIn al Wholesale or re.
al, at the lowest prices. far ca&h or reqdg pny.
NEIbiG s. SPRINGER.
Muscatine, March Is. le53-u
N. b, W4nted--Ali kinds of marketing, such
as butter. eggs, fowls, cheese, iard onions, pota.
toes, &c for which the highest price will be given
N. Il :.
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g WOULD you be willing TO undertake
the management of my property for
your victuals and clo,hes1" said Girard.
10 gentleman who was congra!ulating
him on his vast possessions, mo was
the reply, "Well that's all ! get" said
the millionaire
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Fire Fire I! Fire I!
az GROSS

or Lyon and Pat.erson's justly-celebrated
Gaha Percha C jafed Merca title and Patent
Fountain Steel Pens,
OF the finest quality. The gut,a percha coat
" ing prevents corroding Those who like
s,ce! pens will fad these the very best they ever
used. Try and see. r. NJ BURNETT.
Muscaline, July s, lS53-lf
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---JULY 20, 1863.
FERRY GROCERY.
~ III ME gCTnP

f ~ NE ferry Landing, ~ Water street,
II EErS oil kinds Of Family Groceries Flour
IN by the barrel ar rciail--colftc sugar. maias.
ps. paper, spice, vinegar, teas, tobacco fish sail
lird, honey stone-ware, Unaware, boots, shoes, c-
glrs candles, powder, shot, iead, starch, indigo.
Candles NJ, cIc. Dried and green apples orsale
ny the barrel az bushei
Masculine Jan. ii, 1888. ly
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THE OLD Man AND HIS GRAEDcurLp.
There was once, a very old man.
whose eyes had become dim, and his
ears deaf, and whose knees uembled
under him. When he sat atAhe dinner
table he could scarcely hold his spoon,
so that sometimes he split his soup on
the cloth. His son and daughter in.
law were much displeased at this, and
at last they made their old father Sit in
corner behind the store, and ga him
his iood in LITTLE earthen dish.
tie never got as much as he could eat.
and he would often look towards the
table with wet, longing eyes.
One day his sbak ing hand LEI his lit
tie dish fall. and it was broken. The
woman scolded, but he said nothing; he
only sighed. Then they bought a
trough for him. Once he was sitting
thus in the corner. his little granichild,
about four years old, was playing on the
floor near him, with some pieces of
wood.
"Wha. are you making" said the
father, smiling.
81 am making trough" answered
the child, "lor father ana mother to eat
from when they IRE old, aud am grow
ing big !"
The man and his wife looked al each
other in silence, AMI their tears flowed
fast. They brought :heir old father
back to the table, gave him as much
food as he wished, and they never spoke
angry words when his trembling hand
spill: soup on the cloth Olive Branch
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Ladies' shoes.

WINDOW SHADES
4 handsome assortment of rich, new, and
beautiful designs, C,lland see them.
All the above and THOUSAND other things
will be sold al the very lowest CASH prices. by
WALLACE & BREADING.
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New Express Route.
American Express Company,

~. Logis and Galena, ria Mississippi River.
IN and after May 10, 1853, we shall run a semi
" weekly Express to and from ST. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy, keokuk Burlington, Muscatine, Rock Island
Davenport and intermediate places TO Galena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
notes specie packages, boxes and bales of goods; the
collection and payment of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders. &C., &c. A trusty
scnger will accompany each Express, provided with
iron safe for the security of valuable packages
husted to Ids Orders for the purchase of goods
Sc., from Galena and other points the route, vii.
have prompt attention and packages returned by the
inst messenger Packages will be called for and de-
iiyered at St. Louis without charge for carriage. Mes
cpgers viii leave Tuesdays and Fridays of each week
st Gaiega connect with Burbank & Co. to st. Paul
also to Chicago, Buffalo, New York and all the prin
,'ipal eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO & co.
CRANE & EVANS, Agents,
June 3, 1858. Muscatne.
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RED ANTS. How 10 be rid Of the
little rascals who run out upon the
China, and climb the Jumps OF white
sugar when company is in to tea, just
as if they were invited--this is the
question with many housekeeper A
correspondent of the Cultivat tor says:
Several years ago. my father rented
a house almost overrun with them, and
they were destroyed in the following
manner, A piece Of shagbark (hicko-
ry bark) was laid upon The shelf in the
pantry where they seemed TO be the
,hickcst, and it attracted lhem-indeed
it seemed more OF fqvorite with them
than any thing they could get. The
piece we had, about four inches wide
and and two feet long, was red with
them in an hour or two, when with
sudden jar thoy were shaken into the
fire, and the bark was set as trap for
them again. In our case this was an
entire exterminator.
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RE now recrlvlng and opening their new ana

cnde silk, lasting Brown aud hleached
Hom,paper bone, ,nasllns, prints, padding
Canvass, sllesias, gold and silver watches, s;ec
chains aud keys, gold pencils gold pens, sewing
shN, conversation cards, rewaYdcards silk ana
cotton handkerchie5, Of every description, gum
susPandrrs with vast variety Of other goods
too numerous to mention - w'ich they will sell
at wholesale as low can he bought In any Of the
Western cities. May s. 1853.
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MN LEMP. LUKE SELLS. C. s. FOSTER
JOHN LEMP & GO.
80. FalL and Winter Trade 1873

ASCf~' 4 VIA saitN W hHiNa lCoOt
MI b have received from Eastern Cities and
w 81 Louis, lie Largest Stock of Assorted
Merchandise in Central Iowa. A III of which will
be 50 at The VERY LOWEST PRICES either
or Cash or Produce Thair Stock consists in par
the fail1yng lrlici1s:
IS Sacks Rio Coffee, so Bills Whisky,
go Bhs n . Sugar, 30 BbIs ass'd Liquors
Is Bills Clarified anj 50 Bbls Ale,
Crushed Sugar, $50 Kegs Nails,
30 III chests and box Casks assorted
rs Tea Queenswarc,
so Bills Fl and n OF 8 Casks assorted do
Nolasses for sale by cask
30 Half bills ) II and, 5 Bales batting,
n q Molasscs, Is do Bro Muslin,
i2 Bills Vinegar, 100 Ps Black DO
500 Bills Kanawha salt so Cases Boots and
$50 Sacks g a salt Shoes,
% Sacks dried fuit, 10000 Regalia Cigars,
10 Bxs w Cheese, 10000 Principe do
80 Boxes Tobacco,
Hardware good assortment 80 large cases as
sorted dry goods aIso first rate assortment o
Hats, Caps, CIolhIng, &c; 10 pieces Carpet all
wool, best patterns; log, trace and halter chains
pump chains aud other ixngs belonging TO endless
chain pumps rindow glass and sash lead, pow
der, shot percussion caps and shot guns carpet
ch lin and cotton yan--and everything else that
any body wants either at Wholesale or Retail
best articles and Cheap!
COME AND SEE
Muscatie, November l3, lS52-tf.
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d. c. cLouB. HENRY ocoNNoR.
loud N sb' Con m or,
afro R.N-E US Mt LAbs
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.

WhscGttne, lDlcd.
MILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts of the State, and in the United
States Court, which is held at Iowa City on the
first Monday in October annually.
We have an abstract Of the Land Titles care
fully compiled from the Records OF the County,
embracing all the Lands in the County, and ali
the Lots III the City of Muscotine, and exhih
ting all the transfers from the Government dow
TO the present owners.
We will attend promptly to the collection o
Claims, Examination Of Titles, payn ent of non
residen, owners of land the procuring, location
purchase and sale of Land Warranis entering
purchasing, and selling Of lands investing o,
money for nonresident capitalists. (any rate O
interest agreed upon Ivy the parties is legal in
lown) and The general business of Attorneys and
Ccunsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
APPLY
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brushes! Egrushes!!

TIME undersigned have commenced the manu-
iactuTe Of brushes of every description. at the
corner Of Cedar and 7lh streets. Merchants aad
others will do well TO give ca,l before purchas.
ing ELSEWHERE, as we are determined 10 sell OH as
good terms as can be obtained in any eastern city
Orders from the country filled immediately, or =
very shor, notice sMi iii q. CATTEL..
Muscatine City, May 20lh 1853.
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watch Making ami ngra-
Wing

rs XII AFiNG secured the services OF 1 superior
Z e, watch maker,we viii b, prep ed at ali
times to do all work in the best mannG and war.
ANT it, We have also employed The 81 vices of a
first class Eugaver and all work in that line will
be executed TO order in superior and satisfactory
style. All kinds OF repairing done and warranted.
Old Gold aud Silver taken 10 exchange.
H. O. JONES y co,
Muscatine, Jan. ID, lS53--tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-29

Ttersare 29l groggeres ii Chicago, one to every
or II inhabitants.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-29

MUsCATINE, IOWA.
fnHE undersigned having lately became pro.
- prietor of this large and comrnodiots house
would say 10 the public generally that he is nov
prepared 10 accommodate all who may give him
call, eithsr travellers or bsarlers, in as gor
slyla and upon as good terms as can re had in d
city, having a large and well fitted house, {
rooms.) His snhline is good and an atent .,
ostlcr always on hand, aud no pains shall G
spared 10 give general satisfaction
Baggage taken to and from the rive free OF
charge. GEO SOWDON.
Muscatine, Dec 4. ls62-lf
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J3 Regular Friday Packet. rs
GOLDEN ERA

Ledres ". LOUIS errey Friday, at O'Clock p. H.
A The elegant passenger steamer
vhr,15-EI-NlS GOLDEN ERA HIRAM BERsIE,
go 81 IS master, has comm encod her regu-
lar trips leaving II. Louis every Friday evening"
at O'Clock, and arriving at Muscatine every Sun
day afternoon. Returning she will leave Galena
every Monday evening, aud arrive at Muscatihe
Tuesday morning and at st. Louis on Wednesday.
Passengers and shippers may rely on Captain
Bersie for his usual strict punctualy in leaving
port at the hour advertised, during oil tn, season
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City Hotel,

Corner L,ca Apeaue and Third street, MuSeaiire
Iotra.
THIS HOTEL is now ready for the accommo.
i dation of the public. II is situated in the GEN.
ire ofthe ostbusiness part of the city, and cannot
be surpassed for convenience and coniort. The
table will be well furnished. Charges reasonable
Jan. 2l. 1858 If. w. KYLE
N. ID. An excellent stable attached. Farmers
can be accommodated with their teams.
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Owner wanted

TrOR aquartersection LAND WARRANT, No. 4l5l5
L issued on the 9Th day of December 1913, to John
tVier, which transferred or sold 10 John It,ilki
son. on the 18th day OF December ls4s, and acknowl
edged before Geo. III. Hilton, notaTypubie, Cinncinati
Ohio This Is to notify said Wilkinson II alive or il
dead his relatives that said Warrant is at this Office
ubiect 70 disposal.
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LIVE FOR SomETnING.- Thousands Of
men breathe, move and lige-pass off
the stage of life. and are heard Of 20
more. Why? None were blessed by
them, none could point to .hem as the
means Of their redemption; not line
they wrote nor a word they spoke, could
be recalled and Sc they persisted; their
light went ont IN darkness, and they
were not remembered more than insects
Of yesterday, Will you thus live and
die? 0 man immortal! Live for some
thing. Do good and leave behind You
monument OF virtue. that the storms
of time can never destroy. Write your
names by kindness love and mercy. on
the hearts Of the thousands you come in
contact with, year by year, and You need
not be forgotten, No! your name, your
deeds, will be as legible, on the hearts
you leave behind. as the stars on the
brow OF evening. Good deeds will shine
as brightly on the earth as the stars of
heaven --Chaimers.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-29

StGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and GOlI,EN
~ SYRUP. MEDIC & SPRINGER
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Stock consists IN part Of
100 pkgs teas. all kind, Zoo packages mac kcrel;
10, goo cigars. assorted; so boxes codfisl;
$50 kegs nails sssda so do herrina;
100 boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts and ainonds
30 mats cassia; Eng wainuts, fl ,cHs;
ID bXs pepper, splceiBfaZI nuts, ouIrln,s;
30 hxs glass 100 drums figs;
80 hxs pint TASKS ,Gitrons, raisins,
10 casks Of brandy Prunes preserves;
French & Amer. Manila cordage:
Wines, Malaga, MadeiraiSugar, of every shade;
TcneritiG aud Muscat Coffee;
Brrndy, cherry; Molasses, bbIs & | = bbl
Cherry brandys Ale;
1000 lbs saaratus; Soap and candles;
100 bb!s whiskey, (SGPowdcr; lead an shot;
Louis prices) Rlin, pitch, oakum, tar
indigo; mIldcr 4 allumi rs and hGc es;
FEessh Mnsturd; castle and fancy soap
Pepper sauce, chocoiaie; Matches. ipSd
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VERY VALUBLE AND LY-IMPROyED FARM IN THE
vicinity Of Washington auction-On Monday afternoon,
@ 90 ~ O'Clock auction rooms shall sell valuable
" woodstock lying the District OF Columbia,
from INC Navy Yard, free road Of
s 20 "s e and ~ the immediate
nadlson, Barry, jenkins. Gibson, govern
nent hospital contains three hunded aud seventy acres
sh", s'ou hundred Of which
ana he saae heavily numbered The cleared land il wen en-
closed divided INTO seven heds which are n
springs and qnaptie. az line 80.
and ruano have been used land win rsa, e,
the last three year., aud II Is an
There are seventy Of bottom wei 80, in me
my clover, and about IN wheat
The Improvements consist of large ana oo,
dwelling dairy house, overserf's and aa,,
and a. -
purposes farm. = ~
n sold all together will be divided three mart. -
sed in that way =
Terms dollars cash one two ana
years. secured, bearing interest
plat may be auction store Possession
disteiy JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap t3-eod Anciioneer,
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DESIGNATIONS OF PRorEssoRs-We have learned that
William b Rogers, professor of natural philosophy ge
oogy and miaeraogy; and J. Lawrence Smith, proles-
OF chemistry and matera medical have resigned their
respective pro'essorships in the University OF Virginia,
TO take eec, the close of the present session. the 2h
of June.
II il presumed That these vacancies will be filled by the
board of visitors at their meeting, in the last week
in June
Mr. Rogers has been professor in the University for
abe past seventeen years He is OF the most eloquent
orators that listened to- Mr.. Smith has only
been at the University session We hope their sue.
may be able and competent Professors Rosea
and Smith have proved themselves to have been.
Charlottesville (Va.) Jsfersoaian.
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T. F. MrAeHER IN THE SoUTH.-This distinguished
Irish orator and exile is meeting with hearty welcome
in The South. o. The 9Th he delivered bis lecture on
Australia Our telegraphe despatch at the time informed
our readers OF his success In addition, have
the leading papers OF the Crescent city, all OF which give
him hearty welcome. From the criticism IN the Bule-
tin we make an extract:
"Oae OF the most intelligent and respectable audiences
have ever cast eyes upon assembled in the Odd Fell
lows Hall, last evening, 10 listen to MIR meaghe's lee
ture on Australia The distinguished lecturer i'm
parted vast am cunt OF nformatlon statistical mineral,
political, and otherwise in reference 10 Australia most
OF which was new, and all interesting and instructive,
and was listened to with marked attention by the audi
enoe, frequently interrupted however by ouiburss of ap
psuse His apostrophe to gold was glowing, brilliant,
and trulhu-bresihed the very genius OF eloquenee.
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wAsHINoToS AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

a ~u The superior steamboat UNION, with hne, eomora
E1&e bic for the accommodation Of passengers
AlKGR Hours OF departure for AleIan
tua a z, ., ii, *, 3, AZ, and O'Clock.
Leaves Washington at TO- H. AZ an 54, and 6x o'clock
Ap l2-6t s. ROLLINS, Captsin
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Mr. WEBsTER's EsTATE.-The Boston Courier says il,
Is now certain that everything at Marsh6eld which the
pubic would desire 10 preserved. permanent me.
mortal OF that great statesman, will be secured for that
purpose but That whether his estamen,ary wishes in
relation TO his birthplace in New Hampshire will be also
carried into effect must depend the further action Il
his friends.
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Ky GREEN a SCOTT, Auetionsers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
On Monday the 18th instant, shall sell,
premises, O'Clock, p. good tso-story
being Of lot No 4, in
square e north side OF Pennsylvania
betw
Buildings The contains twelve good the lot which
22s5A Also, the safe OF the above,
fronting - feet on street,
nedst@iy the above described property.
balance in twelve, and eighteen
purchaser for The deferred
deed deed OF
taken. Title indspuabie. GREEN T. SCOTT,
An ID Ascuoneers.
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EMBROIDERED silks and Berege de Lasnss-Jus, rel
IA c.ived from auction
400 pairs lace sleeves cheap
Collars n sleeves
500 yards worked edsng and inssrtngs
10 dozen embroidered linen cambria handkerchief.
900 yards striped silk
1920 plaid do
300 do figured do
LOO do plain do
5000 do hnc betege de Lame, lax cents #pHa.
1900 do extra 6ne ahaiey de laine
so do founced hsrege robes 20
40 DO nusSn do . 49, -, =, l#-#
1900 do satin and plaid berege, ~ Genus, .o'"
ID o do nch figured bereRsJ =
sOeo AZ 40 6s l2x do
50 do plain and embroidered Grape shswis cheap
100 pieces plaid cambne
4, do whit
81 40 fine embroidered shirts
200 yards r upin,s best quality bombssio
100 do black lpacas, all prices
1000 do plain bereaes, choc. coors
500 fine French lawns
ioSS Do 10 ornpdie lawns
a5oo do do i9k cents
a fall assortment Of domesucs
80 pieces insrain
5000 yards white metin9s
do colored do
Ofcoths and
bonnets, ibspd-, and parasols
500 ladies' missesi
900 pieces bonnet ribsnd
$50 parssois
A ne q q mannlIss
$50 black silk vis,ie., e. 50
Men and boys Of all kinds
Linen sheetinss, Irish linen
n bic dsmsst, Russia diaper
Huck.hsck diaper and napkins
IS piece. plato aud figured SWISS nuiins
100 ysrds psn French snghams, l2H cen" DporuYp
hp lo-2s2~nA3wop HNsb rs,'r,
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Anct,on.sr.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday
afternoon April 49, ~ O'Clock shall premises,
lot 26 H. fronting I'd and
morrill, with the improvements consisting Of amr once
font asd frame
end OF the lot.
This lot is located in rapidly improving OF the city,
and 10 well worthy the attention OF capitalists.
Terms One third cash residue in twelve, and eighteen
JAS c. MCGUIRE
Ap lid Aucioneer.
ion Of the fundamental principles Of Free Masonry operative
and speculative wen in religious moral view, with eps
nations and plates
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
arv~r'h
Aph News Near Odd Fellow Hall
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pOrvErxr 10 rn~tst asnu~tsi-Jost received from pe
III desirable blonde lee
Paris and Bosdwny MS
York. hH'a p'~s'
ApIt-aiwif
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BY e. N. srRArTON, Auctien.sr,

BY e. N. STR ALTON, Auctionssr, #
(Pemnsylrania 1aus, south ride, loA strssL)
STOCK OF FANCY GOODS STORE AT AUCrION--on
- Tuesday morning, April 49, 10 O'Clock rooms
shall sell the entire stock Of fancy goods
Of
China Bohemian glass 20 vases
China and Bisquet 6gures, fruit plates
Card cake plates coffee
China, and aiabaster inkstands
Pen aud pocket knives chess men, dominoes
Backgammon boards, pomade
Pearl, ivory, paper mache, and calf port mopnaes
Together with Of articles, bous, &C.
Terms Thirty and sixty days credit for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
Apl5-t .......
DANIEL WEBSTER and his contemporaries by
u Charles w. March. IN
OF Philip saphir OF Pssh, Hungary, edited
by his brother.
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTyHE
News
A CARD.-we would invite attention Of the ladies
Of goods which everything
srabIe, vornbly
establishment We supply
goods Of which
both regard and
vared
IN this market
w. VI. sHUsTER h CO.,
hp A-daf Seventh cart . avenue
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE -RcmovaIi Renewal
- BcmovaliE- N. sTRATToN, general auctioneer,
that and ,paciou.
old stand,
friends a
Having increased facilities the display
goods he prepared receive the and will make liberal esh
consignmenu- :.
B-Sales OF all OF personal property
tended to in person the reasonable terms,
ApN-diw
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INTERESTING 20 men OF TASTES. J, STEER, draper
Odd Fellow Hail. received
goods
patrons an public and s-e
elegance and cbespness mink our
cannot be surpassed.
Shirts stocks eraya, gloves, hosiery &c. always hand in
variety.
Ap ls-eojwf