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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
From the Keokuk Wing.
A Bit of ROmanCe---SpOiled.

A very respectfully appearing oldgen-
tlcman from England, died at the Nor
mon camp, last week, leaving, as was
reported, an aged and infrm widow
and manageable heiress to some if
teen or twenty thousand dollars.
1t was soon suggested that the inter-
esting young lady was averse to continu-
ing her journey TO the far west, and after
she had started several gentleman. whose
tender sympathies were deeply touched
by her defenceless condition, took meas
urcs 10 interfere and secure for them
selves, by means Of letters Of administra-
ton and guardianship, control Of the
funds, and, by hot pursuit, possession
of her person.
All things having worked to their
satisfaction. the lady, with number Of
Mormons in her company, was brought
back to the city. and ample powers Of
administration were granted to the APP
plican,s.
Upon investigation, however, it turned
out that the lady was ready, willing
and determined to cast her lot with the
Mormons wheresoever they might go.
And when the matter became noised
about town aud was brought under dis
cussion by little knots Of citizens on the
streets, great wonderment was expressed
that the individuals engaged in the af-
fair should claim to be possessed ofsuch
kindly sympathies as t, induce them 10
seek to deliver the captive and aid and
console the afflicted and distressed. 1t
was said. indeed. that the memory Of the
"oldest inhabitant" could not recall such
an instance Of disinterested benevolence
in all their former lives. At the same
time, it was generally conceded that
pile of money presented irresistible
temptations 10 them, and that they
would not be at all squeamish as to the
means of obtaining possession Of it.
But every romance has its denoue-
mtnt, and in this one, the lady, upon
her forced return to Keokuk, was united
in wedlock with gentleman who &C.
companied her from England and to
whom she was engaged. Whereup on
our disa ppointed batch of suitors, lawyers,
guardians and administrators. izzled and
vamosed. leaving the lady and her tin
free from further molestation.
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THE SourHERN ALL1a AroR .-The AL.

The SOUTHERN ALLIe AroR The al.
ligator lives to great age, and is sup
posed to attain to twelve or fifteen hun
bred years. Some few have been killed
that meaaured over twenty feet in length.
They only eat in the hottest weather.
and then they will devour hogs, dogs.
fish. or any thing they can get. They
are amphibious. living in the water as
well as out. They are very troublesome
to people. and sometimes kill horses,
mules and little negroes; but when once
full they do not eat any more for five
or six weeks. During the winter, they
60 into holes in the mud and lay DOR
mant until spring.
They make their nests in June on land
and lay eggs like the turtle. The sun
matches the eggs. The female watches
the nest, and takes care Of the young.
which the male kill and eat whenever
they can find them 1t is very danger
Gus to approach their nests. or their
young. A large one can kill man
with one blow of the tail, or bite him
in two.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---JUNE 10, 1853.
Notice i'm Particular.

A LII, persons knowing themselves indebted TO
IA the undersigned are requested to come for.
ward and settle up, either by Cash, Produce or
Note. Luke Sells and q. S. Foster.are now ssso.
ca,ed with me in business, which will be conduct
ed for the future IN the name Of John Lemp & Co..
which makes il necessary that my old books should
be closed ; and hope this notice will meet with
the attention Of those interested-as they will find
to their advantage to give i, their prompt aten.
ton. JOIN LEMP.
Muscatine, October I, lS52-n23.
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VOL. ~.
For the Journal.
To Nelly.
SELECTED.


Yes. If 'twere any common love,
That led my plant heart astray.
I grant there's not power above
Could wipe the faithless crime away!
But twas my doom to stray with one
In every look so like TO thee,
That, OH beneath the blessed sun,
So fair there are but thou and she!
Whatever may be her angel birth,
She was thy lovely, perfect twin,
And wore the only shape on earth,
That could have charmed my soul to sin.
Her lip!-oh, call me not false-hearted
When such lip fondly pressed;
Twas love some melting cherry parted.
Gave thee one-half and her the rest!
And when with all thy murmuring tone,
They sed, half open, to be kiss'd,
could as soon resist thine own
And them, heaven knows, meier resist
Then scorn me not, though false be;
r eas love that wax the dear excess;
Ny heart had been more true to thee
Had my eye priced thy beauty less JOE.
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NEW
GROCERY &. PROIISION STORE.
AT Jenntson's old stand, on Second street.


HE subscribers have on hand new and com.
/" plete stock. consisting in part of
Coffee-Rio and Java w z cheese
lea--Y and Imp Whiskey and vinegar
Sugar-N and BeIchers Nails and glass
Salt-bbl, sack and dairy Cunanis rasins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackercl
Molasses--N 0 and HI Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragalia q principe Lead, powder, sho, dc
Tobacco--smoking + chew Soap and candles
candles, nuts, oranges, lemons, spices, crackers,
sardincs, hollow.ware, bacon, &c &c, and all other
articles usually kept in a grocery and provision
Store, which we offer for sale at wholesale or re.
tail, al the lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
MEDIC e. SPRINGER,
Mascatine, March Is, ls53-tt
N. b: Wanted-All kinds of marketing, such
as butter, eggs. fowls, cheese, lard, onions, pota.
toes, DC. for which the highest price will be given
N. & s.
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1853 Season Arrangement
MICHIGAN.
1853
81. Lonis, Keolkuk, Burlington,
muJSCATINE

81. Lonis, Keokuk, Burlington,
MUsCATINE,
Davenport, Rock Island ind Gnlcna Picket.
A THE entirely new and splendid
vENfTES.l passenger steamer MICHIGAN,
sSflXTTEfT RoBERT A. REILLY, master, has
commenced making weekly trips between st.
Louis and Galena-leavng st. Louis every Sat-
urday at o'clock p. NJ, and arriving at Musca.
tine every Monday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. On her
return, leaving Galena on Wednesday evening and
Muscatine on Thursday al 10 o'clock A. M.
The Michigan is entirely new, and in point Of
capacity, speed and splendor, has no equal on the
Upper Mississippi. She is provided with Evans
Safeguards, steam and wa,er guages life preser-
vers, life-boat, &C. &C., and all modern inventions
for comfort and security of passengers Captain
Reilly hopes, by strict attention TO the comfort Of
passengers and interest of shippers, 10 receive
share of patronage so literally extended to him
heretofore. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to JOHN LEMP & CO.,
May q, 1883. Agents.
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10 the Public Generally:

Ii AVlNG now received my Spring stock. I am
IL prepared to offer the public as complete
stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware. Oueens-
ware, Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes,
as was ever offered in this market. especially
invite attention TO my assortment of
Black. blue and brown French cloths,
Black and fancy satin vestings;
Casslmeres, sattinets, Kentucky jeans, tweeds
a large stock Of heavy shee ting; light do
Bleached shirting, Irish linens. white goods,
Prints, ginghams. drills, iickings. cotlonades,
Mosquito bars, and an endless variety of Sum-
mer Goods-,chich wiH be sold as cheap as the
cheapest, by [Ap2sl AW HILL.
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& SUMNER RYGOODS.


TIME undersigned have commenced the mann.
i factnre of brushes Of every description, at the
corner OF Cedar and 9Th streets. Merchants and
others will do well to give call before purchas
ing e)sewher, rs we are deter mined 10 sell on as
good terms as can be obtained in any eastern city,
Orders from the country filled Immediately. or Al
very short notice. SMITH q CATTELL.
Muscaline City, May Goth 1858.
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City Hotel,

Corner o,ca Apenue and Third street, l.Escafirs
Iou0. -
IsHiS HOTEL is now ready for the o commo,
i daiion fthe public. II is situated III he CEN.
ire 9th most business part Of the city, nj canno,
DO surpassed for convenience and CON OFT. The
table will be well furnished Charges r. ssons(le.
Jan. u. Is53-n. w. Kyle
n. b. An excellent stable attached. Former
can be accommodated vii tner teams.
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FERRY GROCERY.
G.. ". MESSJCK.

CAf The Ferry Landing, On Water street,
X EEPS all kinds of Family Groceries Flour
IN by the barrel or retail--cofee, sugar. molas.
es paper. spice, vinegar, teas, tobacco fish, salt
lard honey, stoneware, tin.ware, boots, Shoes ci.
gars, candies, powder, shot, lead. starch, indigo
candles, tar, etc. Dried and green apples for sale
by the barrel'or bushel.
Muscatine Jan. IA, 1853. ly
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DissOIutiOsl.

OYSTERS, FRUITS, CANT ES & NUTS.
A usual at the old stand, which is now under
"A the control OF jacob Horr, who will hereafter
conduct the establishment in such manner os 10
merit con,inuanceof public pptroL age. He re.
specially invites everybody t. call and GIVE
HIM A TRIAL ATTHE OLD STAND
Muscatine, Oct l6. lS52-if.
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D.. CLOUD. nENnY o coNNOR
f. T. loud & O,COn nor,
.ATTDR.y.EY US .aT L.aIL'
AND SOLICITORS In CHANCERY

Muscatine, Iotca.
WILL 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 all
the Lots IN the City of Muscatine, and exhb.
iting all the transfers from the Government down
10 the present owners.
We will attend promptly to the collection
Claims, Examination of Titles, payment Of non
resident owners { land the procuring, location.
purchase, and sal of ard Warrants; onierr G
purchasing, and selling of lands investing of
money for nonresident capitalists, (any rate of
interest agreed upon by the pa rites is legal in
Iowa) and the general business Of Attorneys and
Counselors al Law and Solicitors in ChanceJy.
ap3-ly
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q. @. JONES,
Matchmaker and JeWeIer,
SECOND STREET, MUSCATINE

SECOND STREET, MUSCATINE.
1NHE undersigned bcgs leave to inform the
l. public that he has opened in this city the
largest and best assorted and most fashionable
work of Jewelry, Watches. Clocks, &c /. &C., ev.
er offered in Iowa. The ladies and gentlemen of
this city and vicinity are respectfully invited TO
call and examine our stock of new and beautiful
articles. consisting in part of clocks, large and
small eight day and thirty hour, beautiful pearl
inlaid and Gothic, and lever mantle do Time
pieces of different sizes and patterns Watches,
gold and silver plain and ornamental, with and
without hunting cases. Jewelry of beautiful and
unique styles, to please every taste. Combs of
jfierent styles and patterns. Thimbles. needles,
Coral necklaces, wristlets, steel and glass beads
Plated and Britannia tea sets, pitchers, tea and
coffee pots, candle sticks and casters, cake. fruit
and card bsske,s gold pens, with gold and silver
cases. Pencils, DO; accordeons, flutes and fancy
toilet articles; ladies fancy work boxes, port mon.
aics, SILVER and pearl inaid card cases, DC; purses
pocket books, paper weights, fine and German sill.
yer spoons, spectaclcs, forks, &c. toys of new
styles and different varieties of India rubber TOYS
doll heads, DC and in fact every article usually
found in the best City Jewelry Stores all Of
which we offer at the lowest price. Jan. l4.lf
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QUEENSWARE!

N4 large and extensive assortment OF
fm the justly-celebraied White Stone China,
w in selts or by the piece-together with q
good assortment of common ware, in quantities 10
suit purchasers--at less prices than ever before Of
Tered IN this market, a. the cheap cash store Of
May 6, 1853. A. w. HULL.
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Have you heard the News /?
HOOVER & JELLISON

GH. d, yrLL1so..
/ app. e just received and opened Cat Porter &
IL Lucas old stand)the best and most fashionable
stock of seasonape goods ever offered in this mar.
ket. Just give them call-you will be
ASTONISHED & DELIGHTED
at their Qualities and prices. In addition TO their
stock of
SPRING & SUMNER DRYGOODS.
They have every variety of
GROCERIES, HARDWA ARE, QUEENSWARE
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
They will sell out their present stock at the
LOWEST LYING RATES.
and resolved to spare nothing that will render
their store favorile OF the trading public.
I'LL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for goods at the ne,p Store.
Muscatine, April 20, 1858.
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HAS,

~ ENTlEMEN, call and get one Of those
VI HATS before they are all gone. You may
rest assured they are the very latest style. being
ienlns and Oaiford's shape for the spring Of
1853. Also-citizens', Webster, Henry CLAW.
Something new leghorn. Panama. pearl and
palm Hats. For sale low by AW HULL.
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Watch Making and E,ngra-
wing

hAVING secured the services OF , superior
II Il watch maker,w we will b, prep ed at ali
times To do all work in tho best manne~ and war;
ant it. We have also employed the 81 vices of
first class EDgraver 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 and Silver taken in exchange.
HENRY o. JONES,
N. B. We also have a few sets of Communion
Service for churches. H.O.J.
Musctinea Jan. ID, lS53-tf
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New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store!

New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store!
GJf1 THE subscriber respectfully -
YakN gives notice to the citizens of -
-Muscaine, and TO all others who
visit this point for the purpose of trading, that he
has taken the store on Second street. formerly &C.
cupied by ]. Q. Myers & Co., and that he has
opened an extensive and well assorled stock of
frst-quality
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
have established myself permanently at this
point and shall therefore aim 10 keep the best and
most reliable ,vork that can be purchased and shall
at no time ask more than a fair living profit My
arrangements are such that shall be in the con-
slant receipt offresh and good goods. invite all
10 visit my place of business and examine my
stock and prices, as | am satisfied that can show
nearly everything that can lie called for in my line,
and at b,o prices. N. M. STONE,
May ID, 1858. Agent.
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TnE QUINTEscENcE OF LEARNING
There was once in certain part Of India
such voluminous library, that 1000
cnmels were requisite for its transport,
and 100 Brahmins had to be paid for
the care. The king felt no inclination
to wade through all this heap OF learn
ing himself, and ordered his well fed
Librarians to furnish him with an ex-
tract for his private use. They Sc: to
work and in about twenty years time
they produced nice little Encyclopaedia
which might easily have been carried
by thirty camels. But enough to read
the preface. The indefa,igable Brah-
Minis began therefore afresh, and reduced
the thirty cargoes into SO small sub.
stance, that single ass marched away
with it in comfort. But the kingly dis
like for reading had increased with age.
and his servants wrote at last upon
palm leaf.-"The quintesscence of all
science consists in the little word PER
HAPs.
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OGI[lLW1UH HOUSE

WNGlQNW lQE l6gWUSlEs
Situated on tho cornor OF Water street and Iowa
Avenue, in the heart Of the city. This building is
he largest and most convenient in the West, out
of st. Louis. Il is four stories high, contains 100
looms, Of good size well ventilated and with every
convenience. Also, suits Of rooms for families.
The Proprietor has commenced this enterprise
With determination to make the Ogilvie House
he Hotel Of the North west. Situated as il is at
me most fiourshing point in Iowa, having direct
daily communication with the capitol, and daily,
lrl'weekly and semi-weekly lines OF coaches to al
the principal points in the State-being also sur
FOUNDED by the best sporting ground in the world
Muscatine has long felt the serious want Of Gu
paclous first class Hotel. This want the Proprie-
tor Of the Ogilvie House will aim TO supply. He
has employed cooks, steward, and servants Of ex.
Perience and skill, and in every department will
endeavor to give his guests entire satisfaction.
GOOD STABLE is attached to the House.
C Baggage taken 10 and from the river free of
charge. d. w. CLOVER, Proprietor.
Muscatine, Iowa, Nov. 20, lS52-,f
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cade, silk, lasting3 Brown and bleached
Horn,paper bone, SmusIins, prints, padding
Canvass, sllesias, gold and silver watches, steel
chains and keys. gold pencils, gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation cards, rewardcaIds silk, and
cotton handkerchiefs, of every description, gum
suspenders, with q vast variety of other goods
too numerous to mention-which they, will sell
at wholesale as low be bought in any of the
western cities. May 6, 1858.
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Spring Y Summer Goods for 1858!
A. w. HULL

- ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the
LII ladies of Muscaline and vicinity to his Gle.
CANT assortment of lawns. ginghams, berages, lis.
sues, foulard and Lyons silks, ribaDds and bonnet
trimmings, and many other like articles too numer.
Gus TO mention. He also invites particular alten.
ton to his rich and varied assortment of bonne,s
and children's hats, (Which he guarantees to be
OF the latest styles)-tor sale cheaper than erer
kno,on before! GApril %, 1883.
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REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET.
Regular Friday Packet.
GOLDEN ERA

Leares 81. Louis evrey Friday, at o'clock p. NJ
A The elegant passenger steamer
vAs5,!EzSll GOLDEN ERA, HIRAM BlnsIE,
SEEzsTTaES master, has comm enced her regu-
lar trips, leaving 81. Louis every Friday evening,
at o'clock, and arriving OF Muscalne every Sun
day afternoon. Returning she will leave Golena
every Monday evening, and arrive at Muscati.e
Tuesday morning and at st. Louis on Wednesday
Passengers and shippers may rely on Captain
Berse for his usual strict punctualily in leaving
port at the hour advertised, during oil tn, season
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WHAT is earth9 The broad pathway
over which the funeral march is made
10 heaven.
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The HEBREW GENEALoGIEs IN THE b.
BLE.--Genesis, Oh 5.-The Rev. DR..
Cumming says, curiously, that 81. is a
remarkable fact that the names which are
given in this chapter of memoirs and ep-
itaphs, when literally translated from
the Hebrew, contain prophecy Of the
gospel OF Christ. each one conveying
great and blessed truth. "Adam is the
first name. which means man in the
image OF God;' Seth, substituted by
Enos, 'frail man. Cainan, .lamenting;
Mahalaleel, 'the blessed God;' Jared,
shall come down. Enoch. teaching;
Methuselah. his death shall send;' La
mech, TO the humber Noah, rest or
consolation tits thus that the whole
OF the names, and simply in the order in
which they are recorded, you have this
truth stated by them: TO man. once
made in the image of God, now substi-
tuted by man frail and full of sorrow.
the blessed God himself shall come
down to the earth, teaching, and his
death shall send TO the humble consola.
ton This is just an epitome Of
Christianity"
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ShaWIs.

n SPLENDID article Of fashionable CASH.
"A mere ShawIs for summer wear; also, parasols
oil every hue and quality. For sale cheap at
April %. A w HILLS
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To THE GIRLs.-Here is a paragraph of
plain talk to girls which is worth library
of young Laay's Books or young Lady's
Friends, or whatever may be the title of the
wishy washy compends that are sold for the
benefit of that interesting portion of the
community:-ssMen who are worth having,
want women for wives. A bundle of gew.
gaws, bound with string of fats and qua
yers, sprinkled with cologne, and set in q
carmine saucer-this is no help for man
who expects to raise family Of boys on
veritable bread and meat. The piano and
lace frame are good in their places, and so
are ribands, frills and tinsels, but you can
not make dinner of the former, nor bed
blanket Of the latter. And, awful as the
idea may seem to you, both dinner and bed
blanket are necessary to domestic happiness.
Life has its realities, as we'll as fancies; but
you make it all q matter of decoration, re-
the tassals and curtains but for
getting the bedstead. Suppose man of
good sense, and, of course good prospects,
to be looking for wife, what chance have
you to be chosen? You may cap him, or
you may trap, or catch him, but how much
better to make it an object for him to catch
you. Render yourself worth catching, and
you will need no shrewd mother or brothers
to help you find market"
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CRANE & EVANS


\ RE now receiving very large and W 4 .as.
"A sorted stock Of GROCERIES. direc, ron,
Bostnnand New York. which they prom IS /. 10
sell at ST. Louis prices. adding freightsge. heir
stock consists 10 part Of
i0o pkgs teas oil kind!2O0 packages ma, K. ral
10000 cigars. assorted; SO boxes col6sl
$50 kegs nails ass'd;I SO do herrio
l0o boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts and In on,s
3o mats cassia; Eng walnuts, I'll ~ns;
70 1xs pepper, spceI Brazil nuts, CUR nte;
~ oxs glass 90 drums figs;
30 bxs pint TASKS IC;trons. rnisins.
10 casks Of brandy !Prunes, preeerye.
VIZ. french q Amer Manila cordsge:
vines, Malaga, Ma deiraISugar, of every shade;
Iener'iie and Musca,| Coffee;
Brandy. cherry; |Molasees bbls a. , Nil.
Cherry brandy; lAle; -, 80,
~oVO ins saaratus; Soap and candl y;
100 Dds whiskey, (SiI Powder, lead On .ho';sl
Louis prices) lRosin, pitch, oakr,n, tar
i ~ madder 4 alluml Tubs and buc e .;
: n 'encn Mnsturd; CASTLE aad fan. soap
Pepper sauce. chocolates Matches. psf
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1nn KEGS WHITE LEAF received an
1OO for sale by FAY 4 STONE.
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A LITTLE FABLE ON PoLIcY.-W Wise
men say nothing in dangerous times =
The lion called the sheep 10 ask her il
his breath smelt-she said SAY" and
he Bit of her head for fool. He called
the wolf and asked him. He said mo"
and he tore him to pieces for Aeisprer.
At last he called for the fox. Nfrd1y,"
said he. Il have got cold and cannot
smell"
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BRANDY was invented ~ Raymundus
I.illius, a celebrated alchymist. who
died in 1918. But for many centuries
it was only used as medicine, and
chiefly as an external application.
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NOUR--D Davenport, Albion and Eina brands;
u also BENEFITS Superline--a reduced
prices. and insured to be good. for sale by
NEIDIG & SPRINGER.
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OnnBXs WINDOW-GLASS.( best city
SVOmand) Farmers and mechanics, cali
and examine the glass for sale by
April %. FAY & STONE.