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Personal.


INFORMATION wANTED-oF JAMES TAYLOR AN
Englishman, native Of Bradford county Wiltshire late
to the United States army discharged at Fort
Crogha Texas and applied for his bounty land from San
Antonia Texse, August H. 1851 BY calling addressing
u note, Of Mr.. W. H. Sims. IL Dean street. Brooklyn
New York, he will find Lis sister Sarah. Texas papers
please copy.
L the whereabouts Of her cousins Peter and Bridget
o'Maljy letter addressed TO her at Baltm IRE, Md
would be thankfully received
INFORMATION WANTED OF SARAH BARTON
arrived from Ireland the 9th March last, and
stopped ut Mrs Mitchels No. IL Peek slip, New York III
her reach her father at Hamilton St.
county New York Her letter written to give notice
os her arrival not received until the last Of June.
TT THY PERSON LIVING IL FOURTH AvENUE WHO
replied TO Che mists advertisement, which has boon
los. misad will reply again addressed as before, be
will oblige the advertiser.
INFORMATION WANTED or AUGUSTUS OSWALD
Who las. at No Oh arlotte street Philadel
pba Tuesday evening the 2sh June is feared that
be hcP been ouy deal. with he had considerable
OF money with him Ito prussan by BIRTH six feet
height well proportoncd black hair eyes
ring set with pearls with rod in the centre the
little finger o. bis right hand isl Odd Fellow Any intel
No n Greenwich street New York city will be thankfully
received and SUITABLY rewarded.
INT MS HoME.-A BOY NAMED EDWARD FITz-
IL gerald about sixteen years Of left his home at Taun
Massachusetts, in company with two Other boys the
th Of June last Any information respecting his where
will be thankfully received by his afflicted parents
Davenport Mason's Office, "A broadway, Ner York.
THE PARTY WHO BORROWED THOSE GOODS FROM
the store in broadway Bond street, Saturday
evening last they choose return them and save
posure peculiar ciroumst Just transrired enables
mo losers 20 Put them before the public
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INSTR RANCE.

N0RTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
AN Cor pany, Of Plsttehurg New Yort-Capital 600
securely vested VINCENT a CO, Ageute No, u Fsr
ssr street seccndto
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EXTRA PAY.


TIXTRA PAY.-ALL U. g. NAVY SAILORS, WHO
IL serves 10 vessel in the Pacific at
slime from S46 to 1852 promptly obtain their extra
double pay OF EDWARD tISsELL Agent aud late purser
u. Navy, ~ South William street,
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INSTRUCTION..

q
E0LD AND SILVER PBATIN J TAUGHT TO LADIES
NJ and gentlemen, by process easy learn sim pie
practice, no apparatus required home;
suitable for travelling respectable and very Profitable
Hours from 10 10 II and Ito o'clock daily ONCE in roar
Of the Bohemian hair dye very bsst depot 2 Hudson e.
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FOR SALE.

dor sALE-A BLOOD BAY MARS SIXTEEN HANDS
high, ak years old, warranted sound; mile in
four mir es ard pace ia hree free and spirited driver
Price $500 The property of private gentleman.
for three lays II not Sold ~ the stable of Mes,rs
MORE JARVIS, III Bicw street near Atlantic street,
Brooklyn.
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A COApxTKNT DRRssNAKkR WISHES 10 WORK
"A cut BY the dayons who 70 confident Of gvng every
satisaeton IN cutting and fitting ladies dresses
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ulusnxled Nsws-Tne epiendld Anniver-
ss s ! 1s l::S q s,ss
ne I.Rs; .nS s Sh:; hand
IS fulton s;s 70 cents
sThs tyrannous ana bloody act IL doncs
The The nS. arc. Tst De. ss:d Of gsssu
worm HUNDRED and four in lensh
e the use Of Worm syrup and g
~ siissi % s'sA sssiss
general agent for the Eastern States
You will Consider 1t n Blessing after once
using a for the water becomes pure aad healthy by
sssss h nssrsmsn. for ppasslss water
highly recommended Depot, 36 Broadway Price, 81 So
Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Ssc-HoteI Keepers
and private families will And large assortment and
HTND q GMAKLis, sole importer Charles celebrated
Double Diamond sherry.-The steady pro,
the sherry
.''10' thi FSia ss
From the Battery to Washington Hall, High
Bridge CHARLES Londsn cordial gin is everywhere Call
anywhere Of town, i prevailing and "a
ssss the and is sS
the market. Importers ONCE Park place. :
ssg.rs-The Undersigned, through his
sgens; in paysna receipt finest
ticle EDM'D. G. CHARLES. No. Park place.
Crusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
for enlarged veins of the legs elastic knee caps spiral
and bow leg with assortment Of chldreus
uusses, at No IL Ann street near broadway.
S83.-BasehelOr's Celebrated Hair Dye and
Park fountain. Bachelors well earned fame 10 sufficient
to all who patronse him. that their wants be
ettsr supplied by him than At other establishment N
Hair and Whlskers or different colors are
not part ularly ornamental but such incongrues
most valuable and hair perfectly
10 the hair skin Sold applied by the inventor, H.
GARDNER, first premium wig and tongee manufacturer
at the magnificent bathing No. Warren street N
b. Private rooms for dying
DIR. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, So, Receives
his patients from to o'clock daily at his ofce, 500
Broadway. whore be procured his TREATISE the
Eye and his self acting and fountains Artificial
eyes without the pain which exactly
ne the natural and resembles in color and
sion.
Crlstadoro's Fluid Hair Dye lx Prepa ration
which all dc ubts from the minG instant The
sceptc the color of his hair changed before his
eyes to rich black brown in few minutes II is
applied privately and sold Wholesale and retail at Crsta
Sore's, No 8 Astor House.
Gs1rsud's Liquid Hair Dye Il, without ex-
ccpon reservation the very invented Beware
pulled Dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Medested
Scsp curing pnpes reckle sallo chaps rough
aess &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part
hody Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Hair Gloss at No. u
WALKER street near Broadway.
---
Wigs and Toupees.-We would advise all
nfn
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WANTED-A SITUATION, nv RESPECTABLE
w young girl act bermad waiter Has the Of
city reference from her last place Please arpiy No 27
Wooster street bowen Bleecher and Amity streets
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DR.. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, So, Receives
his patients from to o'clock, daily, at his once 500
Broadway whore be procured his Treatise on the
1ye and his self acting eye and ear ounsnins Asneal
The the natural and resembles it in color and express
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Wigs and TOupees.-We would advise all
persons of superior wig scalp to examine the
extensive assortment Of kEpHURST HEARD, n Maiden
whore they have the cheapest and best wigs half
wigs braids Of hong hair ringlet rzettss every
seTipton Of ornamental hair work. Cut this 6ut.
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uluS6xlcd News -The epiend1d Annfver-
sss engraving 81 the Battle Of Lszingon worth three
Hnss the cost Of the paper and prsfuon other hand
the beet time 70 subscribe Six per
Once, lS2 Fulton street.
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0s1rsud's Liquid Hair Dye Il, without OF.
ccpon reservation the very best invented
:fpunsd dyss Equally celebrated f. ousauds Medissted
aess &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from part the
hody. Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Hair Gloss at No. u
WALKER street, near Broadway.
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Crlstadoro's Fluid Hair Dye liz Prepa ration
which all dc ubts from the mind instant The
the color of his hair changed before his
eyes to rich black brown in few minutes II
applied privately and sold Wholesale and retail Crsta
dore's, No Astor House.
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yNANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS
w cbambcrmaid waiter or to take of children.
Would like to into tho country travel Can be
until engaged AZ her present situation 80 East Twenty third
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You will Consider 1t n Blessing after once
using IL, for the water becomes aad healthy by
reliable for purifying the water
highly recommended Depot BIG Broadway Price, II &c.
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LIST OF PRISONERS.
James Fl zpatIick Thomas Carrigan.
Charles Burns James Bowie
john Iaver,y. Patrick Garrety.
Patrick Nolan. James Dean
James nugan. James Hesney.
Edvard Murray. rItrick Ksarney
John COnIoy. Thomas McCabe
JaInes Rupahan. Jehn Patterson.
Thomas Trainer. John Trainer.
james Mccormick. Matthew Dougherty.
Thomas Bi ady. Patrick WAterson.
Peter Thorn. James Mct3uire.
Patrick McMakau. Thomas Mcknight.
Own Gallagher. Anthony McQu0de.
Vim. Ruttege. James ellen
James Sanders. Jsmes Forest
Edward Mooney. Bernard Taggaxd
0Sen White, Henry Rogers.
Patrick Dopahoe.
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283.-Baaehel0F's Celebrated Hair Dye and
VIZ Factory 10 removed to No 23 Broadway opposite the
Park fountain. Bachelors we'll earned fame IL sufficient
to all who patronse him. that their wants be
letter supplied BY him than At any other establishment
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU
n alton the general Homework of small respeca-
BILE family The beet Of city reference be given. Please
apply at M Mott street. Can be for three
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Hair ana WhlSkers OF dlnerent cOlOrs are
not parte ularly ornamental but such inconutos
easily eded by using H. Gard1ers water of Tartau
most valuable and hair perfectly
70 the hair skin Sold or applied by the inventor, H.
at the magnificent bathing No. Warren street N
B. Private rooms for dying
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Crusses, Shoulder Braces Elastic Stockings,
for enlarged veins Of the legs elastic knee spiral
braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot KNOCK knee
and bow leg Instruments with assortment Of ohdreu
txusses, at No. IL Ann street Broadway
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INFORMATION IS WANTED BY Ann MNAMEE, OF
i the whereabouts Of her cousins. Peter and Bridget
oMaljy letter addressed her at Baltim IRE, Nd,
would be thankfully received.
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CkWAA TIC 0dttcTy 70 w aSuHuSSOu f1uus ktIRm
Bridge CHARLES Londsn cordial gin Is everywhere Call
ut all the hotels in town. drive to Burnhams to Jene
anywhere else out Of town. and Is the prevailing
vorte article O. the house 1t is totally different from all
other gins 10 the purest and most agreeable lqueur
the market. Importers Office, Park place.
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VNTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA-
tion has lost her baby six old and
would wish TO get miy wet Good
references furnished be for two days ut 5
Frap lin str
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Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Xsc-H0teI Keepers
and private families will ind large assortment and sqps
MUND G. CHARLES sole importer of Charles celebrated
London Cordial Gin.
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6ogars.-The Undersigned, through his
agents in Havana receipt finest
attention Of dealers and those who require
tcle. EDMD. G. CHARLES. No. Park place.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
MAKING AusER HoLEs WITH GIN

MAKING AusER HoLEs WITH GIM-
LEr.--''My boy, what are you doing
with that gimletl" said to aaxen-
headed urchin, who was laboring with
all his might al piece of board before
him.
Trying to make an anger hole" was
the reply. without raising bis eyes.
Precisely the business of at least two
thirds of the world making auger holes
with a gimlet
Here is young A., who has escaped
from the clerks desk behind the counter.
He sports mous.ache, carries a rattan.
drinks champagne, talks about the profit
Of banking or shaving notes. He thinks
he is really great man; but every body
around him sees that he is only "makiDg
anger holes with gimlet."
Miss c. is nice, pretty girl, and she
might be very useful, too, for she has
Intelligence enough but she must be
the ion--goes to plays. lounges on So
fas, keeps her bed till noon, imogipes
she is belle. disdains labor, forgets.
or tries TO iorgei. that her father was a
mechanic--and all for what9 Why she
is trying 10 work herself into the belief
that an anger hole can be made with a
it,xsSerf
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ANGLo-SAxoN RACE. One Of the most
important facts connected with the pres
ent age is, the unparalleled increase Of
the Anglo Saxon race in mum bers. wea tn
and influence, within the last 200 years.
Ia the early part of the seventeenth GEN.
fury. England, Wales. and Scotland
numbered only about 5000 900, aud as
nation was classed among the second
rate powers of Europe Now, at the
present time, the English language is
spoken by upwards of 10000 900, scat
tered over every island and continent OF
the earth.
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Humorous.

Why is an egg like colt? Because it is not fit
for use until broke.
very prominent young man committed suicide the
other day, by jumping out Of his boots and cutting his
throat on his shirt collar.
Place bone across q pork rind and you have
bonyparte crossing the Rhine" This is termed Gill
Illustrated history"
'Sister, are you happy ~ "Yes deacon feel as
though was in Beelzebub's bosom.o ''Not Beelze.
bulbs" "Well, some of the patriarcis | don't care
which,"
ode CONGREGATION will pleesh to sing dc Won thou
sand and twoth psalm, said a Dutch parson, as he
gave out the morning hymn. "There are not SO ma
ny in the book" responded the chorster "Vel den,
plees to sings as many as dare be J"
How rapidly they build houses now !" said Cornelius
TO an old acquaintance, as he pointed to a neat two
story house-"they commenced that house only last
week, and they are already putting in the lights.n
Yes rejoined his friend, "and next week thew
will put in the hco."
A Dutchman in our Office, a day or two ago. picked
up bound volume of public documents on the back
OF which was stamped pub. Docs'' "Tiae !" said
he, "what knd-pooks dey brint next? AS lif, here
ISL Won on pup toys"
How TO Suck An EGG.--"You see, Grandma, we
peforate an aperture in the apex and corresponding
aperture in the base and by applying the egg to the
lips and forcibly nhalilg the breath the shell is en-
tirey discharged OF its content" BLESS my soul y
said the old lady, what wonderful improvements they
do make. Now in my young days they Just made a
hole in the egg and sucked it!"
A capital story is told OF Judge Tappan, late Sen
ator in Congress, WHO'S, unfortunately, crosseyed
number OF years ago, he vas judge Of newl,-organ
lied county court in the eastern part of Ohio. In
those days of primitive simplicity or of poverty, per-
haps, the ba,-room Of tavern was used rs cotn /
room, and the stable as Jail One day during the
session of the conr the judge had occasion to severely
reprnand two lawyers who were wraneling. An odd
looking customer who sat in one corner listening an
psrently with great satisfaction to the reproof and
presuming on old acquaintance and the judges we'll
known good hu'nor sung out Give it t. them, old
gimblet eyesy "Who was that? n inquired the Judge.
sit was this ERE old hoss answered the chap raising
hir'sefnp. Sheriff observed the judge, with great
gTaY.tY "8se that % boss and nut hir 10 thes.abe y
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
VOL. V.
For the Journal.
To kasllRegse.

Dark passions storm which DER thee rolled,
Hath lost It's fury wild 4
And thon art now thySclf again,
All genee, calm and mild.
I find thou, too hast not forgot
Those bright elysian hours.
When love was borne on every breeze
That dallied with the lowers.
But strange thou say'st twas winter time,
When first met thy sight
Rethink thee of my R0rGt gifts,
And own that 4 AN right.
q fear me much It's "some one else
7a,frt thinking OF, Nannette:
Who whispered in thine ear tale
Thy heart cannot forget
Who sought for tlee through frost and snow,
And by that fires light.
INDUCED in many happy dream
OF love, all warm and brightD
Yes, it was summer glad and warm,
With lovely moonlight ewes,
When soft impulses move the heart,
As zephyrs stir the leaves.
Az, then 1t was wrapped you round"
To guard YOU from nights dew:
But vain pretence! Twas that nay arm
Might fondlH circle yow
Al, those dear times the "great armchair
Thine eye so softly bright
1.-The room!" "the song y "the whispered vown'
o glorious We lnesday night!
But then some slandring tongue must pour
Its venom in thine ear,
Aud whisper | was false to thee
o, heaven why didst thou hearE
All, but for this how swcety blest-
How happy had we been,
With hearts together fondly joined,
"Had fate neer frowned between p
But are our souls so far estranged
That they can never meet?
The distance, d,idged by sympathy,
You'd make oiy Joys complete.
But then the ring All, now metliinkg
That once-famiiar smile
Plays on your lips, while you resolve
Still longer to beguile.
Well It's the province of your sex
To tantalize and tease;
can no longer contradict
Then utter what you please.
But if YOU still the fact deny,
And to your charges cling
will the matter compromise,
And send another ring. II. b. NJ.
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For the journal.
Musings.
sly ANsELMo


lis silent eve, once more--my fav'rite hour,
Yon holy moonlight CLEANS upon my brow,
And mem ry, with its allabsorbing power,
Is teeming with its vivid reveries now.
Aud tireless thought is ON the wing, to scenes
Long gone, and joyous hours too bright to last.
Yet oh their visioned beauties lnger still,
While earth with nights soft shadows is o'ercast
The voices of the misty past still float,
In sweetest cadence, on the evening breeze,
And utter forth their whisp'rings low and soft,
Like zephyr-tones among the leafy trees.
Eyes that once beamed SO gently and SO mild,
Tonight seem gazing with their wOnted light
And forms once nearin dreamy fancy move,
And fit before my longing spirits sight
The present mingles with the past and oh!
seem boy again. all wild-all free
And careless as the summer wind that plays,
In wanton dalIance with each flower and tree.
] Join the SPORT laugh--and gay sing,
With all the merry thoughtless aud glee,
That erst were mine, ere years had sobered down
A heart all filed with mirth and leyity.
But, ali ! the vision fades the dream hath field!
AS sunlight flies when clouds obscure the sky;
Or like the rainbow tints that CLEAN awhile,
In gorgeous splendor ere they fade and die.
So hy my fond imaginings ,--back-back--
Into their dusky fame the darkened past
And am left TO muse and brood alone,
While shadows dim and dark my soul o'ercast.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
For the Journal.
Mortal must Die.


Sweep On, ye moaning winds,
Thy stifled sigh,
In whispers breaths shsdder,
Mortal must die
We hear the echoins knell,
Meath the tinsel leaves,
Like fairies belfry bell,
II sweeps the ruflled breeze,
And in yelled whispers sigh
Mortal must die. = .s4s..,..-s
Roll on, ye black ming clouds,
Thy threat'ning cry
Quakes the sleeping ocean
With {" thou must die
The coral, from Der bed,
Shakes the pearly spray
Her vine-olad arms, in dread,
Unwind 10 see the day,
10 the bowels Of the ocean cry
mortal must die
Rush on, We proving gust,
Thy plaintlve tone
Doth shake the liveried host,
From rock aud stone.
Barring its bosom warm
70 winters icy breath,
Unloading to the storm
A cherished form for death,
The dewy drops from heaven sigh.
Mortal must die"
Moan on, We girdied torrent,
Thy dripping SIGH
Tolls out the deathly warrant,
mortal must die
Like leaves upon the trees,
al ia the dust must sleep,
No rambling wakes the leaves,
The stars alone do weep,
To hear the mirror of the future sigh,
ALL, ALL MUST DEP
KIT LINwooD.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
For the journal.
To n IRunch Of wild HEATH Presented to We
ON MY Birthday.

oh, give me wreath
Ofthe simple heath,
That grew at my fathers hall door
Oh! give it me now.
To bind on my brow,
And shadow its memories DER.
For the years that fed
Ger the wild heath bed,
Have left it as pure and as fair
As when first play'd
Meath the old oaks shade
Aud gathered its blue bless ms there.
Those years now have fed
The lov'd ones are dead
The weary heart left, beats alone.
Then Irvine re a wreath
OF the dear old heath,
That grew at my chilhood's bright home!
~ HATTIE HEATH.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
New Express Route.
American Express COMPANY.

~. Louis and Gaiena, ria Mississippi River.
IN and after May 10, 1858, we shall run 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 ac
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. trusty mes
senger will accompany each Express, provided with
am IRON safe for the security of valuable pac kages en-
usted to bus care Orders for the purchase of goods
Sc., from Galena and other points on the route, will
have prompt attention. and packages returned by the
Inst messenger Packages win be called for and de-
tivered at ST. Louis without charge for carriage Mes
sengers will leave Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of each week
At Galena we connect with Burbank & Co. to St. Paul
also TO Chicago, Buffalo, New York and all the prin
cipal eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO & co.
CRANE q EVANS, Agents,
June 3, 1853. Muscatine.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12

DR.. NEGLER. French surgeon, says
that the simple elevation OF persons
arms will stop bleeding at the nose
lie explains the fact physiologically, and
declares it positive remedy. 1t is
certainly easy of trial.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
FERRY GROCERY.
@. ". MESSICR.

Al the Ferry Landing. o1 Wafer street,
EEPS oil kinds of Family Groceries Flour
IN. by The barrel or retail--coilee, sugar. moias.
es. p1prer spice vinegar, teas tobacco fish, salt,
lard, honey, sione-ware, tn-warc boots shoes. ci.
gars. candies, powder shot. lead, starch. indigo,
candies,s ar, etc. Dried and green apples forsalo
by the barrel or bushe
Muscaiine Jan Ia 1859 Iy
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
Brushes! Brushes!!

ME undersigned have commenced the manu-.
i facure OF brushes Of every description. at the
corner OF Cedar and 9TH streets. Merchants and
Others will DO well to give us call before purchss.
ing elsewhere, as we are de,e, mined 10 sell on as
good terms as can be obtained in any eastern civ
Orders from the country filled Immediately, or :.
very short notice. SMITH d CATTELL
Muscatine City, May Goth 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
Ladies' Shoes

YvRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
Il A handsome assortment Of rich, new. and
beautiful designs, C,l and see them.
All the above and a THOUSAND other things
will be sold at the very lowest CASH prices, by
WALLACE & BREADING.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-12
az GROSS

Or LYON and Pal,.rson's jus,y.celebrated
Guffa Pereha- c ated Mercantile and Patent
Fountain Steel Pens,
or the finest quality. The gutta percha coat.
" ing prevents coroding Those who like
steel pens will find these The very best thew ever
used. Try and see. r. M. BURNETT.
Muscatine, July 8, 1851