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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

silly procured will pay we'll.
Lime should always be slaked before being applied,
if for other reason because, being thereby redu-
ced to fine powder, it is more easily and equally
spread.
We go in for deep ploughing in all lands that are
not 1ret-if wet, drain them thoroughly. give time
for the drains to relieve the soil of its excess of wa
ter and then plough deep as your team and i'm
plement will enable you to turn up the earth. Su-
perfcia poughing we look upon as one of the abom-
nations of the age. The skim and kill system on
the part of fathers have driven thousands of sons to
seek their bread in the wilderness of the far off West
In all salt marsh muds, there are animal bodies
and though minute are. by decomposition converted
into the elements of ammonia and as ammonia is
the soul Of manureis it livingits life giving prn-
ciple, we would be very chary how we used lime rs
the agent of decomposition, lest we dsssipated the
ammonia. Lime slaked with very salt brine--say
with brine in state of supersaturated solution,
might, possibly, through the muratic acid of the
salt, prevent harm Efae lme--that is lime that
has re-absorbed its carbonic acid, and become car
Donate may be used--but neither caustic nor the
hydrate of lime should without large additions of
salt, be used in n compost heap.
Clay is always useful application to light sandy
lands there are carts for spreading lime, ashes
manure, &c they can be had of our imnlen,ent ma
kers of this city-but the ordinary oxcarts of the
farm. are admirable substitutes when the former
are not easily obtained.
| HE oEoUEL OF JOKE 1t will aforementioned that
some three months since family named Bragg enea
ged passage in the clipper Polynesian for California
but by some mlstak' were left behind, while their
baggage was carried on the PoIynesian. AT that time
the clipper Winged Arrog was on the stocks at RIGGS
ship yard at South Boston, but within two weeks was
launched and set sail. with the family on board as
passengers BY the steamer Uncle Sam we learn OF
the arrival of the Winged Arrow at San Francisco
with the Bragg family, who, at last accounts, were
waiting patiently for their baggage, the Polynesian
not having arrived. joke at both ends of the our
ney has surely been the lot of Mr. Bragg and his
Ifriends.-Boston Trauelter. 31st %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

The eyes of needles punched by machine,
which, superintendent by boy, punch twenty thou
sand in a 1ay
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

WH adis Sc hbs. Reeifed and N. MelNhs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

Dr. Edwin A. Anderson, has teen appointed by the
Commissioners of Navigation Port Physician, in place
of Dr. John L. Meares, resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-14

lust RECE1VING.-Who half and 93 G;tron; Can,
y Raisns drums Fggs Currents ana r.b WalDa
fy ees Jam &c. All and
for sale low by l.. N. BARLOW Granite row, -- IN.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.-2O baskets of supfaF,.IR low
y for sale low by u. y. - ?
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
NEW STORE AND
C. H f. MP G. o DDS!

VI undersigned would respectfully invite the at.
L tention OF the CITIZENS of Muscatine and vicinity
70 their entire new stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Iosds, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &C., direct from
Eastern cities, which we are Offering for CASH q,
prices never before heard of in the West.
Oar motto is "quick sales and small PROFITS"
We can sell you larger bundle Of goods for the
same money than asy other establishment in the CITY,
Remember the place
Under the ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
One door below A. Reuling.
Muscatins, Nov. IL, 1852 oLDs & BONN.
a CHOICE lot of Muslin DsLaines and Casbmeres
"A at Mill OLDS EOHN'S Cash Store.
LaNNELS,a good assortment plain and barred at
L lnilI OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHAWLS.-Bay State, Empire and Waterloo
~ Shawls. For sale cheap at
[nlil oLDs & BoHN's Cash Store.
Il MbkolDERED Curtain Muslius. Very cheap at
~ mill oLDS B0HN'S Cash Store.
L Cotton Hose at
[nlll oLDs BoHN's Cash Store.
Il EMBROIDERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand.
IL kerchisfs at
[nlll oLDs & BoHN's Cash Store.
M EKlNOS Cobargo and Alpacas, black and colored
1SL at oLD'S B0HN'S Cash Store
Ids BoHN's is the place to buy your prints that
" will rot fade. Nov. III. 1854.
DIAM and Embr 3idored d y, nj
Il lnilJ OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
pROADCLoTII and Csssineres, plain and fancy
- very cheap at 0LUS BONN s Cash Store.
WHITE and Calorea Carpet Yarn at
w [n11] QLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHELL and India Rubber combs AT
~ tnll] OLDS 4 BoHN'S Cash Store.
TNRENCH Embroidered Camhric Collars al
II Tn1l1 0T,nS E0HNJS Zach Storo
CWISS and Cambric Eleng and Insertinesa at
> [nlll 0LDS & B0HN'S Cash Store.
+ NGLIsH BUCKsKIN & Corduroy for sale chear
~ at [nlll oLDS 4 EOHN'. Cash Store.
lust RECE1yED-Black silk lsces. eimns and
- velvet trimmings, at 0LDS 4 GoHN's.
IN Dec. 2. Obs 4 BoHN,s.
GloIohlA and SLID L aids. Call snd see them a
Dec; z. OLDS BoHN's.
I AIDES fancy Gae,s ard SOntsg Tics a.
A Dec. :. OLD5 B0HN's.
ZEPHYR woRsTEDS, all shades. at
a. Dec. Z. 0LDS B0HN's.
A NICE lot of figured all wool d'Laines end cash
"a reres, at oLDS & BoHN's.
II ATER PROOF. Wilton and Brussels Carpet Bags
ana satehSis' at OLDS EoHN's.
- hENDlD article Of sack f1nr els. all colors at
- Dee :. OLDS & BOHN's.
HLAck and ooloTed English velvets. at
- Dse. Z. CLDS & B0HN's.
GENERAL Apartment of Ladies' and G nt's Kid
oioses'a oLDS 4 BoHN's.
III Il, black, grey and blue mixed Yorns. at
~ Dec. = oLDS & B0HN's.
ME are just resevin aiarge assortment Of Glass
W ware. lDec.2 oLDS bonn.
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Great Attraction!
Is To 20 PR CENT. REDUCTION IN PRICES
A. w. HULL,
MAIN STREET,

Nearly Opposite tie American Hotel,
WI III No to rduce his stock before the opsniu
w Of spring, will from this time until the srst Of
March, Of hi, entire stock of neral Msrchand re
ct greatly reduced prices for Cash Consisting 10
pat of all kinds Lldies' D:ass Goods Dress Trim
m nes, Shqw,s, Waite Goods, Inc s. superfse French
olask Co h, Cissimercs Sa,ipsts, Jeans, Tweedr
,nnes, Lnseys, Notions, Hosiery. Gloves, Boots aid
shoss, largo assortm mt, vary cheap; Hats, Caps,
B,nnets ani D met Trimming, Hardware, Grocer
les, Qio,2sware, d., & d..
lsas Thankful for past fiynls, would respectfully
rsq1es: his friends and the public generally tn cal
ahi examine the gads aud prices, when they will he
convinced that the above is no LII al ug
Mrscatine ID Sc. 30 So
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
mysterious Rappings in Mus
catineT

THE citizens in tho nsig aborhood CT the CITY Ho,e
Il and Nevada Mill have been ANNOYED by mvste.
rious rappings for SEINE tiHe. 1t is said that the
matter After diligert search, they discovered that
came from under the City Hotel out of one of the
cheapest
stove, I'm, sheei-sron and Copper H=;a blis!a-
In the city! All orders left with US will receive
prompt attention. All stoves warranted for two
years. We shall endsavor to ACCOMMODATE all who
NAV favor Us with their patronage.
We have also received 10000 es. Of the latest inn
proved
LIGHTNING RODS,
which we will pat up cheap for cash, end warran-
TED. THESE rods are Of cabonized anneaed rcn with
electro positive elements combined in the manufac
turc. thus rendering kem equal copper as conduc-
tors They embrice the entire perfection of science
up to the present time constituting the mcst magn
ems ana perfect silent conductor presented the
public. G. TRITCH a BRO
Muscatine, Nov. 4, 1853.
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4 5 ih is the age # Railroads ,rxz

A th $ is the age e Railroads ,r=xzu
N and So,cs, the unie signed
twould have it remembered that il
you will
CALL AT THE CH CASH STR F.
Y gu can ct more goods and halter raii,y for
your money than any other place alnvc st. Louis
am now IN receipt Of ny Fall stock of well select
ed goods such as the Farmer, NJ, chanc, Lahore,
anu Uen'ieman wants consisting of all kinds ~
DOMESTICS,
Muslns Callcoes Sat,;nc,,s
Cassiiheres DEFINES Aipacas
MerInaes Comforts Shawls
Blankets Linseys weeds
Jeans, Checked shirriDg. Canton aud Wool Elan
neis, Blankets Goats and Pants Six and Wool
Hats, SILK Plush and Cloth Caps, in fact. every
thing ih o, is usually kept in dry goods stores NV
Stock OF GROCERIES, complete, and will sell
a, The Iow,s, possible cash prices NY stock 81
QUE ENSN ARE, can,'t be beat in price quail.
lily al variety. Always an hand good assert.
ment BOOTS AND SHOES.
and see 1T he sign Of The Big Red Brrech.
es. HENRY HOOVER.
,cainc, September 80 1853.
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New Years Presents for 1854.

a LII persons having notes or unsettled oc,ount.
4 4 with the undersigned, will be called on Ne
Year for settlement, when, il is hoped, that their
notes or accounts will be cheerfully met-as il 10 ali.
,ouey necessary that he should have his dues in or
der that hc may be enabled meet his own Liabilities;
Chalk up, gentlemen, and you will "breatbe freer
and deeper" fer another year.
Dsc. %, 1883. CHAS. NFALLEy
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Public Notice

Is hereby given, that the Eoard Of Directors Of
L the Mississippi and Missouri Rail Road Company,
at meeting held the 10Th day of December, 1858,
msds order that ailments the Stock subscribed
on the second generat division of the Road from Mus
catine, via Washington, West, be called as follows
Eve per cent. on the lst day Of March next, and
Five cent the day Of each subsequent month";
until the further order Of said Road.
Payments to be made to JOSEF A. GREEN, Assistant
Treasurer at the BAnkng House of Green Stone, at
Muscatne.
Stockholders will please bear in mind that the FIRST
payment of FIVE per cent is due the subscription
being made, and the above call is for the further pay
msnts Of instalments, which they will please pay
without further notice. JOHN e. HENRY,
Davenport, 22i d scember 1853-T4w1 Sect'y.
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Nserry GEaristnlas!

He eit'zrs of Mu.catine, particularly the juve.
niles, ere respectfully informed that
KISS CRINGLE'S
Packac- OF Christmas preseuts will arrive BY Ex-
press, on Friday next, and will he for show and for
sale at the Jawelry store of 0. Jones Co., Second
street, nea- Plppoose bridge. Also, asIsf4
NEW YEARS GIFT TICKEIS
Are now ready. Price 81 each. $50 tickets SITS
worth ct p-zes The drawing 10 tsks place at Maj.
Hares Hall! en- Saturday, December 81, 1858, and to
be conducted by the parties interested.
n. b. just received, by Express silver tea and
table spoons warranted pure coin. Ii. o. j. & Co.
Muscatine, Dec. lew
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Snodgrass & McCampbcIT,
Wholesale a d Retail GrOcers

HU.SCATINE. IOWA,
| AVE Just received gensIal stock OF good,
IL IN their lin consisting of The following arti
cirs. to.wii:
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon SYRUP
Aiolasses III bbls, half Tubs, buckets
Dolls and kegs Wiiow-ware Clothes pins
Coffee Rio aud lava Chnrns, spades, shovels
ioas, OF all Kinds Hoes, bIooms
Saefalns, indigo, madden Cotton yarn and la, tim:
Mats, assorted candle wicking
Goldfish Carpet chain
Nos. and . mackefei 5CUrdaee. assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Neal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger Hilass iumblers
Lemons, oranges lralm leafhois
DIied apples aud peaches3Suap, tobacco
White lead, |tirars- renalias. princi.
WIndow.gl ass. 9S 10 and, pes ana Cuba SKIES
lOxi2 rues, raisns almonds
Star and tallow candles Pecans, peanuts,
hns"eh, sperm aud olive Dried curan,s, rice
OILS Cheese, pcPper.sauce
And all other articles usually kept by grocers,
which will be sold as cheap as caiI be bought 10
Muscaine. lr cash %, approved country prod,.ce.
May 6 1853 ap22-3n
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Just received by Express.

A FEW superior Bay State Shawls;
Il Superior gold medal MousiH d LANES;
Dark patterns bonnet silks; Canton Flannels Liz
seys, red Fannels superior Pilot Cloths, Cassmerss,
Sattines, fancy Cashmere Vestings, &c. &c. for sale
very low at the Cheap Cash Store, by the piece or
otherwise, by A. w. HULL,
Muscatiue, Dec. 2 1853.
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Esssr-uisKs.

r HAVE full stock OF B ot., Shoes, Leather. Sad
i aiery- HARDWARE, Sadd,e- Trees, Horse Col ars
aames. Carriage Trimmings aud everything gene raj
~ my line which am bound to sell at tho lowest
poss,5le prices, 20 make for IN, spring stock
Those wishisg bargains will do well to call while m,
s.ssortment Is I'd. Ny own manufacture of boots
and sao.s constantly On hand VI made to order.
Dec. %, 1853. CHAS. NEALLEY,
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i. w. Odds, Agent

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Complain.
OF PHILADELPHIA. - Accumulated CAPITAL
" $3.50, 0o0! Charter perpetual. Office at the stsre
of oLDS BONN.
Muscatine, Dec. 2, ls53-lyS6,
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latest Arrival at the
ORIGINAL CLIO HING DEP0I

OF HElLBRUN & SILVERMAN,
East side Of Second street.
LARGE III of til ,sc fine revoIs Coats
some fne plain hsaycr do
FIpe Petcrshan h,a,cr do
do rInntlrd DO DO
Bear Skr coats Dfah nj d blue fell coats
Blue and bk Pil,teoa's Heavy cas.r do
DO do b!arke. DO
~'roadcl,;a cont frork; sach, loose. with loops;
all colors, prices aud sizes. = very large lot Of
cashmere coats; al all prices.
Very hca'y, long riding ctas; ard 4 grsai
many more too numerous To mention.
Pantaloons what are pantaloons all
kinds, colors, qualities, prices, shades and
shapes, from the lowest quality up.
Vests--plain and fancy plush, plain, en-
broidered and fancy satin, cloth and silk,
wool l. insr i'd, cashmc plain, and fig.
ured, plaid and striped.
g and xamin tn m FIR your own sat-
sfaction. S pit. 80.
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PerfumerieS.

FANCY soaps, fine tooth and skin brashes, pain,
brushes bornes water colors, surgical and dental
instruments. aBd every article usually fouad in drug
ores, for sale cheap az the New Drug Store
Mnsc.line, BY (dec3O'53l JAMES NJ DouGHKRrY.
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VII HAVE RECEIVED

! N addition TO ,ur Mao moFu stock of Co. thing, q
i full assortment If Boys and Y uths' Clothing
Cni-rgarments; Cotton Flanoei, Wooden, Merino,
Lambs WOOL Cashmere and S ks Spring Stock
Criv rs and SIX aasdk.rchi.fs; G'ovss-Cotton,
HGo.cn, Cashmer,, Blu kskin, KIDD S )oo Si'k-SiIk,
all ions a'd qualities Wooden Comforts; full and
sp eudi run mt Also, larg, assortment of
Port VI ues Poeket HALVES, Comb', French aud G r.
man Ace I'd ,ons, AMI uarmooi'as Money Pdrses c at
Links, Standing Collars, Wslking Canes. Seeks. &C..
&c. HEILPRUN & SlLYERMAN.
Mnssatine. Septemhek 80 1854
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FANCY ARTICLES,
water. Elroof Hacking

nNE box Ut which will lat man year. l. keeps
" the l,ather seft and pliabie, aud imperyiou. to
water. For sale by CHAS. NEALLEY.
IORASS RUB BANDS, of different sizes. for sale
ID by IDac. % CHaS. NEALLEY
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Hides...HidesI

ONE THOUSAND flint and green Hides wanted, TO
" which the cash will be paid, by
Dec. %, 1853. CuAS. NEALLRY.
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Notice.

Gs- ALL persons indebted to the unders 'gned,
either BY Note or Book Account are respectfully N.
qnssted {, make payment by the LIST Of JaIusry 1854
As we are eenpe led to COLI CT what is DUE IN f.dsr to
meet our liabilities. FARMER D00LITTBE.
Muscatine, December 2, lS53-lt e F
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
THE subscriber would particularly call the stten
l. ton of those indebted to him on private accc unit
to the fact that THEY MUST COME FORWARD AND PAY
UP. These accounts have all been standing mere
than one year and he cannot give longer indulgence
Nov. rs, 53--tf. JOHN LFMp.
WE also would say to our friends and customer.
(to whom we return many thanks for former favorsl
that We have full stock of desirable goods of ali
kinds sorts and prices which we win sell low for cash
or produce. Cali and zee.
Nov. Is, '53-tf. JOHN LEMP & co.
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Gents. Attention.!
p. S. MosER. } NJ BANILrox.
Drs. Mcser & Hamilton.

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
oFFICE-AT BURNETTS BOOK STORE.
--REsiDEScE--
Second, bs',cesn Mulberry and Orange streets
Muscatine, Dec Is, 1S53-y
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Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY & STONE

LAVE just received from Phiadel-
IL phia and Boston, their fall STOCK -
of DRUGS and MEDICINES. selected
with care and warranted pure and gem IL
uine, which they will sell reasonable aud G
low III MhnlaslI.. anil RaLlI
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HOT CORN I!
HOT CORN

HOT CORN !!
"Here is your nice Hot Com"
just received at BURNE1"T'S Book Store,
Hos Corn aud Life Scenes in New York-Ilus.
ifaied;
Life of J. t. Hopper;
Venice. the City OF the Sea;
Fan J,ttings-by w. p. Willis;
Panorama Of Nations
Frankt T rceman's Barber Shop:
The White Slaves Of England;
Lille OF tn Duke Of Wellington;
Shelly Side;
The last War--by j. r. Headley
TIP T"p-by Mrs. Tuthili;
Love, or the Bonded Twig;
Home for All,
Hydropalhic Co,k Book,
And large and new supply Of Juvenile Books ),
Primers. Sc. r. M. BURN EFT.
Muscaiine, December 80, 1853
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Fresh oysters.
OCTORER Dc

7 r. GORLEY has just received largo supply of
% Fresh Oysters from Nss York, which can be had
by the dish " car at sny time. Dec. eff.
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II. O. JONE & CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clock and Watch Establishment,
Second street; MUSC2TYNE,
w HERE may be found the larees. and ~,
w best assortment Of Clocks in The State. SGD
embracing every variety aud style, manufnci urcd
suitable tor Halls, Offices, Parlors, Kitchens,
Steamboats,, and
RAILROAD CARS.
Gold l'pine aud silver watches, iYpain OF hunt
ing cases;
do do do
niger rings, earrings and car.drops in end.
oriely. BRITANNIA PLATED WARE
! services or separate. Also cis;ors, can.
Ilcslicks. sc.
German silver tablespoons;
butter knvse;
Gold spectaclcs;
German silver spcctdces, suitable for all
eyes
Po tkci and 'llc cutlery Of a superior quality
Gold pens; gold and silver pencils;
Bankers cards, porte III onaies and Wallets;
Work boxes, dressing cards;
Looking glasses, hand glasses;
Razprs and razor srops.
Fine, coarse, tuck. buffalo and
INDIA.RUBBER COMBS.
Coral beads. nrmlets anI neg ligers
Childrens whistles, raities, ieerhing.rincs. In
di .rubhcr balls and toy kid aud wax dolls. DC.
The above goods, being purchased m New
York from the manufacturers and importers, will
I've sold as low IN any town in The West. s.
Louis not excepted. Sept. ., 1853.
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Drugs, medicines, dye-stuffs,
FURNISHES. PAINTS, Oils.
~ lass Ware and Window Glass, for sale at the
" lowest price for cash. at the New Drug Store of
De-. 80, 1871 JAMES NJ DoUGHrRry
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our patrons will please accept our thanks
past patronage, ana We viii be happy 10 Sc US
toners at all hours.
N. y. All orders will receive prompt attention
and 'ciH Warrdat all Medicines. If not sdfistac-
try, return Them and get yotr money al any
hme. FAY 4 STONE.
Muscatine, Sept. g. 1853.
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III. q. JcNnisOE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Commission Merchant

C~3r Curt H4se9uare. Penn. Ruse
MUSCAIINE. IOWA.
Njlhl. keep constantly on hand every article
w IN the Grocery and Provision line, vi isl
lac viii sell cheap.lor cash or produce.
FARMERS AND NsER CHANTS
From The country will iind to their inicrrs - call
and puschase Of me, a. am determined 10 sell AZ
the lowest figures.
uTFhe highest market price paid for produce
and 'kc,ing in cash cr trade
All orders promptly filed, and goods FORWARDED
with Dispatch. aps
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Wantell!

PURCHASERS for number OF farms in Mu,ca.
i tine and adjoining counties. 1 have long list
OF the names OF persons wanting to purchase farms
Persons wishing to sell buy farms would do well to
call at the ofioe Of E II. THAYER.
Muscatine, December 9, 1s53.-3w.
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Closing Out.

WE now far cur entire stock of Goods at less
w prices than ever. Call and see If we are not in
earnest. f4 -
As we shall 60 into the exclusive Hardware BUSH
ness in the splir compelled to close ID our
present stock to make room.
Dec. 16-6w CHAS. & WIN. r STONE.
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Oats

SOnO BUSHELS Oats wanted, for which the hshes
JUVVmarket price will be paid.
cr2l So IT,. QUINN & BROTHER
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BOOTS and SHOES.
INOR Mems, Boys, aud Chillrcn's wear.
L lo7] CHAS. Il WIN. r. STONE.
SADDLERY HARDWARE

"A ing of every style ard variety, direct from New
York, which will ne sold cheap.
Sept. l6.l CHARLES NEALL.EY.
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BENEFITS MILL-TO EARMERS

WA{ ANTED.-lo,0 COO bushels wheat al Ben.
w neirs Mill. lSspl 30. '53]
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ESTRAY COLTS.
J. BENNETT,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER lN
Flour ond Produce.

OFFICE at the store of ! +. Schenck
[sepi 80. '5Sl MUsCATlNE. IOWA.