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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
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Of ro,1efs S0aalsh Hl1,u,e.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
RAnEW \

II EBCHANf IAILOliS CLOTIlIEts.-Ihe
~ Subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and FIRM a. above. and nave tafen thm
well known stuudaf the eotucr al Main aad Nareet SITS.
for the purpose afeaHdueiibg tie CLOTHING Bust.
NESS, in MI its vafious branches. They vii have in II
fcw days IN a.sor meut Of Goods suitable 70 complete IA
Gentleman's wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on houd n VOL selected
whiehthcy VII mike np in the best style at workmanship
nmf 10 suit the taste Of the most fnstjdiaus. They res
peeIluliy invite the attention Of tftir friends and the
public 10 their establishment. as IT u the intention oi
both pnrliea 10 serve all with everything ia their line
having I'm view the rule TINT governs irade nnl bnsinea.
mon in general, by which they hope 10 gain "A liheia
stare of the public patronage
SAMtG u BAKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

GhIrIEs At WAsHHGToN-Itis stated that
On this Grncsday) nightthe French Minister is
10 give at Washington a superb party in honor
o 1.-THE marriage of Napoleon III. The Prus
ian Minister gave a splendid dinner on Satur
day. The Heads Of Deparlmcnts in both he
Old and new Cabinets are expected 10 give
parties respectively to Mr.. and Mrs. Critten-
den. President Fillmore was togive a large
aiAner party, Yesterday, in honorofrh the Prest
rent elect. The outgoingand incoming mem
gsrs Of the Cabinet ard the more distinguished
bic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
- WTE. LEFTWECu * SON, Proprietors

~ u. LEEHW EAhh a SYN, IfoVNt0s
Estsi 0fHe IVASHJNGT HOTEL, Lgaebarg,
Va. have the pleasure e announcing that this House
suou open nnderih eir management for the aeeommo.
dntiaa ~ tie public. The repuits and reftting OF tho
.faI8sh meal recently made By the propfietors, ennblo
turm To Offer additional comforts aud eonveniences To
Ihrir atrous.-Fafth improvements are, however. IN
progress. Which, when completed, will render TIL
WASHINGTON in oil essential particulars, one oil
the frat Hotels ia Virginia. and to this end the proprie-
torsgivc assurance that their best energies shah DC III.
tcefed.
The immediate management of the establishment Is
under the control al William Leftwich, the senior part
ncr. lie Long experience in this line of business will
qualify linn. be trusts, to give the most acceptable ae-
rammodatiun to I'll who may fnvor the house with their
patronage. The corps ofseryants attached to the estah.
.ishment WHIbo found inferior Ia none in the State and,
ial1r measurement of whatever the market or surround.
us country may udord to make lis Table, Bor and Sta
1Iss nnoNeeptionable, no paina or expense will be re-
sBrIel. -
The tlaab. oftte proprietors arc due, and g~tatcfuliy
0eHda red laf the generous patronage their House has al
realy received.
Jan 8t4
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Arrivaior tgae Pauspero.

New ORLEANS Eel. 28.-1bcs steamer Pam
perc has arrived here from San Juan. 1t was
healthy when she departed,
The steamer Column US, from Pannma for
San Francisco, with tie passengers Of the
Winfield Scott, sprung a leak in the bay Of
Tchuantepee. The passengers were in conse
quence detained several days without proyis-
IONS.
Forty O ftbcm died from fever and most of
the othess were sick. The vessel finally reach
Cd Acapulco and then LET for San Francis.
co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
BOSToNIATarcbI a

There was riot in Charleston last night on
account ofthe aIledged lorcible confinement IF
a girl named Corcorao. Military Companies
were sent from Boston, ard 20riofers arrest
ed. Further troubles are apprehended unless
The girl be produced, Or her situation s@atisfac.
torily explained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

CoRRurrIoNIN THE New NoRN CouNcILs.-
I}ro Qfthe I1dcrmcn hdlcted.-The grad jo-
ry Of New York city has indicted Tor msde.
mcanor in Office Alderman Smith and Alder
man Bard, OF the members sitting on the
Bench of the Court, TO which the indictment
was made. The prosentment states thst many
of the witnesses summoned have refused to tes-
tify but enough has been elicired To show that
gross and stupehdous frauds, and villful vic
lauons OF their oihclal dntles have been perpc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Ifafacs gpprop,tale Ia In fJat Giass.-BoXcsof he Is.
5uuua1su l r furniture
1,7iacs appropriate Ia lSecoud -Gose-BoSes. bale
It dry goods icathers. shoes, s~addiery, gIas-, paints, % Is,
llues and Ct lcctionery.
dti3cs aplgoptia,eio Third Glossy irgiuin dom rs.
lic-. sugar. coffee, liquor. begging. rope. butter, eboe 81
manufactured tobacco, leather, Idles. cotton yorH7. cop.
per. tn. sheet iron. holloW-wure. fucoasware. ca=tin -,
hardware, marble, (dre+sed) and other heaYy ortiele'. 9of
enumerated in special or fourth class rutes.
dlltclcS appropriate Ia tc Foprh Ci92s-floar. Gin
-acksD rice, pork, beef, fish lard, talIov and bacon, On
ro-ks. boxes or sachs) beezwox, bales Of roes. ginseng
1ul aiicd iIuii. bar iron, marble, (uudlessed) mill nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

Sold by JOHN H. SEAY, L~yach6urg,
SAM'L HOFFMAN, Salem,
bodies for az. jan 26-cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04

> Importers and Iphoiesae Dcaie,s IN Dry Goods, No
p.ZsF.. - - yIHly1Nn IA
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
eswssa- tsssaaa
VOL. ".
LAFAYETTE, Ia. is being supplied with

Lafayette, Ia, is being supplied witt
coal mined 10 Fountain county, in 'ha
State, at 33s cents per bushel. II Il
brought by railroad.
The Trey Conference Seminary, stu
ated at Poultney, VT, has been nearly
broken up. in consequence Of The typhus
fever prevailing among the studen's.-
Six,y-tu cases had occurred. some OF
which had proved fatal.
Large embellishments have lately been
detected i'm several of the New Ysrk
Banks. Tie following abstractions are
mentioned Bank OF the State OF New
York, $3.50 900; Bank OF Commerce.
$50 900: Merchants Bank. $500 O09 !:
METROPOLITAN Bank. $50, 900 F; Amcri.
can Exchange Bank. 100000; Hanover
Bank S25. 900. There was a meeting
of Iorty-seyen banks Of the city, 10 con-
slider the subjcc, of these defalca,ions.
Major Alexander Dunlap died at Jack
sonviIle, Illinois. on the lOih u!'. Ma.
ior Dunlap was born in Faye;te county.
Kentucky. served in the war of 1912.
and Tor his g4llantry at the Thames, was
made Captain. He serv ID also win
Gen Jackson in the Creek war, and was
Major in the Mexican war, serving un-
der Gen. Scott.
An affecting death occurred in Chi
cago, on the 10th nlit A Spanish
mot her missed her child, only year
old, She supposed that II had lost
itself i'm the stree, and advertised for IT,
but could not learn anything On the
18th she had occasion 10 open her cam
phor weed trunk, and there lay her
child, dead. 1t had fallen irto the
trunk, and in trying TO get out pulled
down the lid, which closed with
spring and fitted so closely that The
child had been literally smo,hered TO
death
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
The Exhibition at the
CIR YSTAL PALACE

AS caused wonders and excitem ent on ac-
L / count of its splendor and grandeur hut
any one who visits ard examines The original,
wsll known Clothing Depot OF HEiLBRUN d
SIl.VERMAN, must feel no less asionshed, at
the careful selection of their great variety Of
Clothing, Than their large and unprecedented
amount of Fal! and Winter stock.
Ii is rot oar intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting in the pablo journals, hut we
shalt enteavor Gas we have always don.) 10 ac-
commodare aud please our numerous customers,
and any aud every Que who wall honor with
their patronage.
We do ual wish 10 humhug the public. by as.
sorting, thai we cen sell for "ess prices than any
city IN The union, New York not exc, ted" tut
we are willing to guarantee that we will sell on
favor ole terms than city in the Gin.
cinnali not excepted. As we visit all the Eas.
tern eli les srm-annually, and remain not less
than two or three mouths. 10 select our own
stock and have IL manufactured under our super
vision, expressly for this market. Ne therefore.
feel confident in defytig competition, not only IN
h,c Drices, but Ia quality, either at Wholesale or
Retail, feel perfectly able aud responsible To
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase of those who offer The greatest in
ducemeut, and sell TO our discretion. The whole
of our present stock consists of NKw ASp FASH
IoNABLE STYLES and no last years old stock
We deem il useless to give assurances regard
prices, II is enough TO say, that we will sell cheap
er than the che1pest--b,cer than the io,cest; we
therefore most respectfully solicit the public IN
general, and our friends in particular to call anu
examine, not only the largest, but most fashiona-
BILE stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in he city OF Muscaline.
HElLBRUN q SLOVENIAN.
n. b Remember the Original Clothing De.
pot. cas-, side OF J b. Dougheriy's drug store.
Musca'ine, September, 30, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
Mysterious Rappings in Mus
cafinnI

THE citizens in the nsghborhood of the City Hotel
L and Nevada Mill have been annoyed by myste-
rious rappings for some time. 1t is said that the
City Council appointed committee to investigate the
matter After ailigen search, they discovered that
IT came from under the City Hotel out of one of the
cheapest
Stove, Tin, sheei-sron and Copper Esta blisIa-
In the city AL orders left with us will receive
prompt attention. All stoves warranted for two
years. We shall endcavur to accommodate all who
may favor US with their patronage.
We have also received 10000 feet of the latest i'm
proved
LIGHTNING RODS,
Which we will pat up cheap for cash, and warran-
ted. These rods of cabonzcd apnealed iron, with
electro sitve elements combined in the manufac-
ture, thus rendering them equal to copper conduc
tors Tney embrace the entire perfection of science
up to the present time, constituting the most magn
cent and pect silent conductor presented to the
public. q. TRITCH & BRO.
Muscatine, NJv 4, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
KIMBALL'S
CITY CASH STORE,

NHE choicest and richest stock of Dry Goods
/ ever offered in the city OF Muscatne at prices
never before heard Of by .mortal man." Nv
motto is Cash on the Nail" for which bino nv.
self to give an equivalent.
A full catalogue Of goods is unnecessary-suf.
flee il to say that an ong the stock may te found
rich assortment of Dess Silks, French and
English Mernos, all wo ! delaines, and CASH
meres OF the latest styles and rich paiterns--C an
ton Grape, "a splendid ar,icle,) plain aud figured
AIpncas. Vel,els Tor child's wear.
500 yds declines at IL l.2 cents yard;
500 pcs Prints;
Bleached and brown sheeting, ticking,
Striped sheeing, beacAed and brown table
Marseles quilts, corded skirts,
Red and white wool
Flannel, bleached and brown cotton flannel
Long and square Bay Stale shawls
Black and colored Tribe, shaw Is
A large assortment of ladies' aud misses
Victorines, scatfs. comforts. hoods,
Over sleeves. Childrens wool sacks,
Gloves, mi,ens. hosiery and Yankee notions
NEEDLE WORK GOODS.
This department is complete
Pointed collars. chemisettes, under-s sleeves
Cuffs. Cambria edgings and insertings,
Wrought aud isle edsings
linen cambrc handkerchleis
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Broad cloths Cassimeres Satinels
Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
cashmere Silk and satin vestings
ScaTis Silk and linen POCKET bkfs
Cravals Plain aud embr'd neck ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
\ full assortment. Ladies, misses, and chill.
dren's CATERS, fine KID and paien-lea,her clippe,
and buskins, gents and hoy's cali kip and COW
| htde boats, shoes aud hIogans.
For farther par,rulats ,all at kimbail's an,
satisfy yourselves that '.the half has not h. -
| ,old."l aua bound to sell and 70 mistake
J. FRED. kIMBALL.
| Muscaliue Sept 30, 1853
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02

| AR. J. DENNIS would infrm Ar
~ The ciize"s Of Mu-ca,ins and{ 5p4e
sIcinlty that owing TO the great in. I1YD
crca,e OF his business, he has been compelled to
leave The 70 I'm formerly occupied Ivy him, and now
may be found in the large and pleasant suit of
rooms over III. o. Jodes' jewelry store on Second
street.
He would also state. for the benefit of those
desiring artificial teeth on plate, tina, he has lately
returned from st. Louis where he procured
furnace and material with the necessary appur-
ienanccs, for performing work sitter the late i'm
provenents 10y Dr. Hunter, Of Cincinnali-a beau.
tlfo metbad, by which the teeth are attached 10
The plate by adhesion. preventing the necessity
Of solder or caps, as in the old method. Also,
blocks with continuous gum. giving a perfectly
natural appearances 4, The teeth and mouth Per-
sons desiring supply of Dental instruments or
stock oil any kind can be furnished al NV office
Any thing pertaining TO the profession can be oh.
tanned through M. from New ORR, Oh the short
est notice. [o6-lf] J. DENNIS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
NEW STORE AND
C. II r. IL u &C DDS!

fnE undersigned would respectfully invite the at
tenton of the citz ms of Musca,iue and vicinity,
to their entire new stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
,I""ds Clothing, Boots and Shoes &C., direct from
Il !stern cities, which We Offering for CASH at
prices never before heard of in the West.
Our motto is "quics sales and small profis.n
We can sell you a larger bundle of goods for the
same mouey than asy other establishment in the city.
Remember the place
Under the ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
One door below A. Reuiing.
Muscatine, Nov. IL, 1881 oLDs BONN.
A CHOICE lot of Muslin DeI.anes and Cashmeres
Hat mill oLDS& sOHN'S Cash Store.
LaNNELs,a good assortment plain and barred at
L lnll] oLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHAWLS.-Bay State, Empire and Waterloo
~ Shswls. For sale cheap at
[n1l] oLDs BOHN'S Cash Store.
IL NMBROIDERED Curtain Muslins. Very CHEAP at
IL mil 0LDS b BOHN'S Cash Store.
HoSlERf:-silk, Lambs Wool, Alpaca and
IL Cotton Hoss at
[ulll oLDs & BoHN's Cash Store
EMBROIDERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand
[nlll OLDs BoHN's Cash Store.
MI ERlNOS Cobargo and Alpacas, black and colored
IV1 at oLD'S B0HN'S Cash Store.
0LDS BoHN's is the place to buy your prints that
Y, will not fade. Nov. IL, 1858.
DIAM and Embroidered DeBege at
(nll] OLDS q B0HN'S Cash Store.
DROADCLOTH and Cassimeres. plain and fancy
- very cheap at 0LDS BOHN 8 Cash Store.
WHITE aud Colored Carpet Yarn at
w [nl1] OLDS & B0HN'S Cash Store.
SHELL and India Rubber combs at
~ lnIll 0LDS a B0HN'S Cash Store.
ERENCH Embroidered Cambria Collars at
l. mill OLDS q B0HN'S Cash Store.
OWLS and Cambria Eaging and lnsertings at
- [nll] 0LDS Il B0HN'S Cash Store.
ENGLISH BUCKSKIN & Corduroy for sale cheaI
IL at Gu1l OLDS 4 B0HN'S Cash Store.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
stray Filley.

TAKEN UP by Michael 0'Bren, his plasta-
L ton, in Township Ssventy-Sx, Museatine county
Iowa-sppraised by james Lawler and Thomas Ho-
liay, before Gargs Sanford Justice of the Peace as
follows to-wit "A dark grey the head and should
ers lighter than the body; the legs and tail dark /;
ur years old mex. spring; valued at sixty dollars
true copy from the estray book.
ilh A. WASHBURN, County Judge.
Nov Ok
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
On his Own Hook I!

THANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber inform.
his friends aud the public in general that he con.
nucs To- do busness at the old stand on Second street
where he hopes to sell Gods aud give satisfaction
all who may please to give him call. All kinls OF
produce bought as usual at the highest prices
=, WIN. MCCORMICK.
Muscatine, Oct. 81, 1891.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
Dental Notice.

II. j. DENNIS would RESPECTFULLY give notice to
tire citizens of Muscstine aud vicinity, that it is
his Intention u visit the South in the of few
weeks where he will remain in all probability until
Spring All parsons DESTROYS If svailing themselves
Of his services. will do well to call Immediately.
Ov. IS 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
RAILROAD TIES.

rHHE subscriber wishes to contract for 200, 900
railroad ties, in any quantity suit the parties
furnishing them. af
Said ties to be of sound, good quality Of oak tim
Der, eight feet in length and six inches thick with
bearing surface of eight inches and to be delivered
on the line Of the Lyons Iowa Central Railroad and
the Muscatine, Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Railroad.
Proposals to furnish the said ties any portion Of
the same, may be directed to the subscriber at Iowa
City, Upton, or Lyons, Iowa.
1865 aset H. II. PHELPS, Sup't.
Lyons, Iowa. Nov. H. 1853. n1S-t1st feb
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
OCTOBER, %. 1858.
LATEST ARRTTAL OF
NJ Mw GOOD . :
a :" HTTT,T.

AAs w ID ~ -.
40 JUST received large and extensive assert
L l. ment of ell kinds of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS:
Notions; Boots and Shocs Has and Caps; BJnnets
latest styles; Hardwarc Groceries; cotton Yarns Cot
ton Bstts; Carpet Chains; Fresh and Dried Apples;
Peaches, &,., &c., which, with the former goods,
makes the stock good and desirable.
Thankful for past favors. no respectfully requests
his old friends, and the public generally to cali and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. No pains will
b. spared to give satisfaction AMI prices guaranteed
as low as the lowest.
Muscatinc, Oct %, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
Oats

S000 BUSHELS Oats wanted, for wLieh ~ highes
JUUO market price win be paid.
oct2l- '53-tf. QUINN r. BROTHER,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
--latest Arrival at the
ORIGINAL CLOTHING DEPOT

OF HElLBRUN u = INERMAN,
: East side If Secoad street.
4 LARGE Ld of tn ,sr fine rev ers, Coats
= Some fine plain beaver do
Fine Peiershan beaver DO
io couicd do do
Bear skin coats Drab aud blue felt coats
Blue and blk pilot coats Heavy cassr do
do do blanke! do
'rnadco;h coat; frock; sack; loose, with loops;
all colors. prices aud sizes. 4 very large lot Of
cassimere coats; at all prices.
Very heavy. long riding coats; and great
manv more ton 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,
WOODEN inserted, cashmere, plain, and fig
ured, plaid and striped.
Go and examine them for your own sat-
isfaction. Sept. 80.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY & STONE

LAVE just received from PhiladeI. n
IL phIa and Boston, their fall stock Ct =
OF DRUGS and MEDICINES. selected W r
with &C e and warranted pure aud gem k1Y
u'ie, which hey vii sell reasonable and 60
low at Wholesale and RetaiI
Our patrons will please accept our thanks
past patronage, and we will be happy 10 see Gus
toners at all hours.
N. Is. All orders will receive prompt attention
and ,ciH Uarrant all Medicines. If not safisfac-
tory, return them and get your money at nm
time. FAY &JSToNE.
Muscaiine, Sept. 9, 1853,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-02
Dissolution.

THE 6rm of McCortuick, Beck K Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. TIL business in future
will he conducted by VIM. Mccormick, who is alone
authoriz d to settle the accounts of said firm.
All persons having unsettled accounts will please
call on him at the old stand Sconl-st., and settle
the same. VIZ. MCCORMICK,
NJ. BLOCK.
J. A. MCCORMICK,
Muscatne, Oct. 20, 1858. (oct2l-tf1
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AuricuIturnl Meeting.

Agricultural Meeting.
A special meeting of the MUscArNE COUNTY AeRi-
CULTURAL SOCIETY will be holden at the Mayor sofhee
On Saturday, Dec. 10Th at 10 octCck A. NJ, for the
Transaction of important business
III WALLACE, Sec'y.
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Slr:ayed

IRON the owner. last Sumner. large wh'tisn
+ cav. with reddish spots, about eight years old
Any information left at this Office or with the sub
scriber, will be gratefully received. Also,
snaao' Fer sale.
A new Mich Cow. JAS. 3. HoRIoN.
Mussatne, Nov. Is, lS53.-f
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QueeMsWare and Glassware.
THE largest, best and cheapest 10, eve, Offered
i in Muscatine.
on CHAS. & VIM. r. STCNE.
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Wanted!

Wanted!
1.-TWO IMPROVED FARMS in Musca,ine cuuntv
j. far which cash will be paid !; also. 500 or 600
acres If Prairie land.
Persons having such property to sell win do to
call ct the office Of mil 4w] Z. H. TRAY
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special Notice.

HNHE subsatibsr would particularly call the atten-
u ton Of th,so indebted to him on private account
10 the fact that THEY MUST COME FORWARD AND PAY
up. These accounts have all been standing more
than one year and he cannot give longer induleence
Nov- Oh b3-tf JOHN LIMP.
X WE also would say to our friends and customers
(to whom wo return many thanks for former favors
that we have full stock of desirable goods OF a..
kinds sorts and prices which VIC VIII sell low TOT oasf
or produce. Call and see.
Nov. 25, '53-tf. JOHN LEMP ".
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.
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