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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
7. S. BERRY, 291 Rro.a
The Mirror replies as follows 0a0Ways


AS the above communication is addressed {.
editor of the Mirror and not marked nrra 70 the
take it for granted that the writer desires a. We
benefit of public avowal of himself as ~, we full
litionis' Instead of retracting the exnresno Abos
ted from the Mirror, we unhesitatinolv 70 'on quO
fact that we have yet to learn that an the
list can be gentleman" We will confess h"'u
that our personal acquaintance with mon Ssevcr
description is very limited, and nay have b mat
fortunate We have not the honor of kno,',eh IN.
Berry but on inquiry at the publication fif
the Mirror, learn that he is an agent for ,boe
Piano Fortes manufactured in Boston, by NoS s OF
Hallet, Davis & Co. NieSrs.
In order to draw sharply the line of d;.,;-
indicated by the remark at which Mr.. Barrn "SGa
his " selfrespect" irritated it is necessarv feels
the meaning of the term, in our understanSuu enne
the word of blacklist reproach ''"s Of
What, then, is it to be an ''Aboiitionist on :.
in the first place. to be traitor to the Cons,n.F
which recognizes slavery. 1t is to be yiOs.n
the law enacted for the reclamation of e". .f OF
from service 1t is to be an nstigaor to so ,uVes
bellion, steaer of negroes-a distnrbo, VI, .s re-
peace-a promoter of blOOdshed-a dostro,,ouV' tne
Union of the States. Abolitionism leads d;rae tne
all these calamities; and there is no escano 70
the issue. Can the advocate of such CO., 81 from
gentleman We think not. Still less CON h. I I a
Christian. az We
And what are the habits and manners &c ~. !,
oltionists Read their journals; listen W ne a. 40
speeches look at their specked conclaves wbo e.s
Fred. Douglass, Abby Kelly, and Horace Gr ao1s
pour forth the foulest ISLANDERS upon the brirb'a'.
names of the nation: traducing alike the dead .S
ers of the Republic and the living defenders Of M
Constitution Are these libelers of Wasbinstomne
Webster and Clay-these reyilers of the GoSsr m'
ment and contemners of law-worthy of the nomo
of gentlemen? We doubt even if Mr. Berry aaa mt
of Boston Piano Fortes would be willing to class SIs.
himself in such category If he still insist unnO
claiming the name of Abolitionist," we can nlv
say to him, at parting, chocun q son govt Such
black berries are not exactly to our taste
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22

B5FWe noticed last Monday, in the Jewelry
store of Mesars. Brown & ANDERSON, a very hand
some gold Medal, got up for the German Volunteers
On one side it bears the of the State of North
Carolina, and on the other an encampment with q
sentinel in the foreground, and the inscription,
Presented by officers of the German Volunteers, to
the best shot, 1858" 1t is very rich and tasty af
fair. The first parade ofthe Company for target
practice, is to take place on the End of May-the
lst happening 10 come on Sunday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22

rrous The marine report OF one Of the morning 81,
pers has this paragraph, which suggests aorDIole:
Gus question than whether saltpetre WI. p Surge
Arrived at ST. Jago, 21s ult. bark A. I'm. ~ for
Avery. from New York (placed in quaran'oy rbOa
days in consequence of of having lost li'""
on the passage).' =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22
Is an AboIifIonist a c..n.,.-

8 The New York Mirror, in an article ~ -.
lists having bs aiea ps have
day the following note: next
To the Editor of the Evening Mirror
Dear Sir-The above paragraph / cut f-o...
paper Of yesterday. is either sentimse O Your
ed by you, or an unwarranted SANDER unoe beev.
class Of your fellow citizens induced by tbas whole
%ob da9 forbid you're ss r your
.Abolhionist'- the latter, my seifresnao. am an
my advertising in your paper. If then von 'ofbds
to let the remark go unretracted, please ,u prefer
the bill of T. S. Berry & Co., to date. forp make up
payment, and discontinue the adyerlisemsrt 1t for
Respectfully,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22

A Mrs. Rich, of Kirkland, Ohio. was taken in some
kind of fit recently, and the "spirits decided that
she was in for trance of two weeks. Her friends
refused TO give her any food or medicine, notwith-
standing that she once became conscious and stated
mat she must have some medicine or she should die
one dld die, at the end of five or six days, and
kept dead the close of the fortnight her friends sup
posing that she would emerge from the trance They
ought either to be indicted for mansaugher or placed
in straight-iackets
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-22

U- Acton is The soul OF eloquence and, therefore,
Forrest, the Actor avery eloquent man, for is said
that lately. when performing in Boston, in pulling out
Lears grey locks he pulled hard as to bring off his
wig, and showed a very respectable crop of black
hair on the aged King.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
Groceries and Provisions.


VII e subscriber has just opened new grocery
u store, Con Second street. in the room former
iy occupied by Collins d Darlington and pre-.
pared TO sell at wholesale and retail on as good
terms as can be had in this city, or any other
placs on TIE yer above the Rapids. The follow
ing ere son or the articles now on hand
Rio LaguyIl coffee
Brown, cl lied, loaf and cru cd sugar
Moases, syrup, sugar-house
q A. dairy and kanawha salt
Imperial ard Yoang Hyson teas. first qua,iy
Palm soap. mould andsi Z candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &c.
Lemons, raisin~, figs herrIngs,
Candies, almonds, English walnus,
Peanuts. currents, chloe kite, nutmeg
w. Il. cheese, wines hrandy, DC.
Best indigo, purcushion caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter pnd wrapping paper
Cinnamon. cloves, pepper, spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs, hest omber, nader, coppcras
Alum, starch candle wicking ..
Mackeral Goldfish. sardinrs
Bed-chords, buckets link wash boarts
Rosn. cotton hat,ing-with many other ar
4 Giles for family use.
uJf Country produce such os butter, eggs pc.
atoes. fowls, and every thing in the market for
amily use, wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25-n
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
GEN. SCOTT
Expected in Muscatine!

TIME undersigned wouldrcspectfuIly announce
to the citizens Of Muscatiue and vicinity, ,ha,
they have just opened large BAKING E5rAB.
LISHMENT in the old and well known stand OF
E. PIummcr, on Second street, opposite }. M.
kane's Saddle and Harness ship. where there can
DC had at all times FRESH BREAD, CAKES,
CRACKERS & PIES. We are prepared. also, To
manufacture any and all kinds of CANDY 81 order
on the shortest notice. and as fair terms "a can
be had above 81. Louis. Country Merchants, and
Shop KeeJers would do well To give us call be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of nuts
candles, smal beer, soda water, prunes, pickles,
citrons, raisins, figs, lemons, lemonade, cigars
smoking and chewing tobacco, of the best quality,
pepper sauce, cheese, matches; sardines, toys aud
also room supplied to furnish lunch to such as
may give us a call.
ADAMS g. WAISENBERGER.
Nav ~. 1853
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
State Of Iowa, Muscatine County-ss.
CEA AAnn I,

State Of Iowa, Muscatine County-ss.
1'O GEO. w. ELWOOD and N. w. CADE,
| and all persons concernc / in the land herein !.
all,r described; You and all persons concerned
are hereby no;ied that the mississippi and
Missouri Railroad Company" have located the
first division of their Rail Dad leading from Ds
senrort in Scott, To Iowa City In johnson Co..
iowa, through the following described real estate,
stu tied in the County Of Muscatine, in the State
81 Iowa, 10 wit: A part Of section number twelve
U2), in Township seventy eight (7s), north Of
range three (3i west OF principal meridian ; OF
whirh you IRE The owners Of record-nnd tina,
unless you apply to the Sher If of said Muscalins
Co, tel have the damages assessed which will lie sus-
laine fr,m the location of ssiJ Railroad through
said land within the time prescribed by law. tina,
t,cn and in III Il case the slid R,r,al Com pany
will proceed Ia have said damages assessed in put
suancr Of the law in such case provided.
COOK q BRO Their.
Attorneys for said Railroad CT.
Sent. 9, I253.-4wT
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
VOL. V

Barnabas NOVEL;, indicted .or the
murder Of his wife. has been found gull
" Of murder in the second degree al
the late term OF the Distric, Court in
Polk County. The murder was com
mitied in Story county some four months
since. The evidence was entirely cir
cumstantial. A new trial was moved.
Some | 600 acres OF land have recent
ly been purchased in Iowa on which d
colony Of monks have settled. Among
their peculiar habits may be mentioned
that they never mingle with the world.
and when they put or new suit OF
clothes that suit is kept on, waking or
sleeping, till it falls off or becomes un-
fit for wear.
Gen. James J Mckay, OF North Caro-.
lima, died suddenly upon the cars, near
Wilmington, on the 18th inst. Hs was
a member Of Congress from North Caro-
liua for period OF sixteen years, and
Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways and
Means at the time Of The passage Of the
tariff Of 1916.
The Espana publishes letters from
Manila, June l2th, containing accounts
Of the operations Of Col. Mariana. Oscs-
riz, in the sea of Jolo, against the pi-
rates who infested its coasts. With the
boats from his steamships, he KILLED
eighty OF the pirates, took two hundred
prisoners. and liberated thirty-three
Christians from slavery.
The New York Democratic State Con.
vention. which met at Syracuse on the
18th inst, was anything but harmoni.
Gus. Armed rowdies were in attendance.
One Of the first demonstrations made,
was while Gen. Ward Of Westches,er
was speaking, when hired bully from
New York menaced him with drawn
dirk, and was only prevented from at
lacking him by display Of wea pons BY
Wards friends. who Uere also armed.
Finally the Hards sece ded, and commit.
tee appointed to invite them back. re-
ported that 1.-THE parties waited on by
your committee beg leave to inform you
that they fear to risk their lives in
meeting controlled by imported bullies
and rowdies." This report "only pro
duced laugh" The Hards" then
met and nominated a ticket.
Prime wheat is quoted at st. Louis at
92a9Sc. Flour dull; superfne "a 40 81
50. extra IS Corn HAAS Oats 33a33A
For want Of victims on which to ope-
rate, the yellow fever is declining at
New Orleans. The average number Of
deaths per day from the disease. however,
continue over one hundred, which is,
certainly, in ordinary circumstances, a
fearful mortality. At Acapulco and
Gonero. Mexico. the f.ver, at latest
dates. was prevailin 6 f.ariully. At
Natchez, Miss SO great was the alarm
at the ravsgcs of the epidemic. tina, over
half the Inha bitants had fled the city
MMERCIAl.
We make the following quotations: Fall wheat, $50
sjc; spring do 54asjc; -four per Dbl, $iast 2j; per
cTt, 81 75as2; per bishcl, 2ja3Oc; corn meal,
l)c; oats, 29l2jc; beef on foot So 50as4 per cwt:
p,rk 81 per cwt m ked ham, l0c per ID; sugar-cur-
ed 40, l0al2c; potatoes l5a2oc; turnips l5c; hides
green BE, dy,7c eggs per doz, SCI butter II 2aI5c;
caee'e, sal0e lard Sal0c green apples 5Oc peaches,
Aul.l
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

mo HUGH DEERY In the name of the
l State of Iowa, you are hereby notified
that your wife, Catherine Deery, filed her
petitisa in the District Court Of Muscatinc
county, Iowa, on the 9Th day Of September
1853, praying a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony, and the care, custody and edu-
cation of the child, John James, the issue
of your marriage with her; that the grounds
of the said application are: That Yourself
and the said Catharine Deery cannot live in
pc ICE and happiness together, and that by
your faults the welfare of both requires a
separatiou-also your wilful desertion of
her, and your absence without reasonable
use, for the space of one year and more.
Now, unless you appear on the morning of
second day of the next term Of the Dis
trict Court of Muscatine county, and an
swer to the said petition decree will be
taken against you in accordance with the
prayer of said petition. -
WILLIAM LEFFINGWELL, Clerk
District Court NJ. c., Iowa.
7. Mason WILLIAMS, Sol. for petitioner.
Nluscatine, Sept. 8, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
Brushes! Rrushes!!

Nh = Undersigned have commenced the mann.
i factnre OF brushes Of every description. a, the
corner OF Cedar and 7lh streets. Merchants and
Others will do well to give us call before purchas.
ing elsewhere, as we are determined to sell on as
good terms % can be obtained in any eastern city
Orders from the country filled Immediately, or a
very short notice. SMITH q CATTELL {
Muscatne City, May goth 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
Dca fness and Ear Discsg3s
RADICALLY CURED!!

nR. LIE BRUNN offers to those suffering from
i Deafness, his infalliblc Aural Remedies, which
have been successful in nearly 5000 cases of con.
irmcd deafness. These remdes comprise differ
ent courses for diseases or he INTERNAL middle and
external ear, and have been pronounced by those
celebrated aurists, Drs Kramer, OF Berlin liart and
Delear Of Paris, Curtis, P'cher and Yearsy Of
London as being The most wonderful and eflectaa
applied for diseases Of the internal and middle
ear. DR.. De b. warrants q cure in every case
where the ear is perfect in formation. He had
eighteen certificates OF cures from those who has
been xeH
DEAF AND DUMB,
and whose hearing is now completely restored
and are now enabled TO learn the language! The
names Of 2700 persons, who have been cured by
DR.. LIZ b. may he seen on application. Patienls,
by sending description Of their case, can have
remedies 8 NJ 10 any part.
TERMS So consultation fee; $40 fee TO be
paid when the HEAnINs is RESTORED TO IRIS ORR.
GINAL AcUrENEss; or when watch can be heard
TO beat at dis snce of Is feet from either ear.
ADDRESS, Drs. liz BRJNN & DUFFTON,
Union Place, New York City.
N. B.-A treatise on the nature and treatment
Of Deafness and diseases Of the Ear with the leat-
ment ofthe Deaf and Dumb, price onedolar
July i. l853--3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

rHNO JOHN G. b. WARDE-Sir: You are
II hereby notified tina, seph A. Green and
George G.. Stone. claimof you the foreclosure of
a mortgage, made by you to them, on the 18th
day ut October, 1852. which mortgage is on lot
one and and two in block forty. in the city of Mus
cnilnc, iowa. aud conditioned to pay the sum OF,
four hundred and ten dollars and seventy cents
the amount OF your promissory note, OF even date
with the mortgage one day after date, with inter.
@, at the late Of two pr e.nt month until
paid, and snd note pas able 10 Green and Stone or
their order. N"w, unless the amount due upon said
note, with accruing interest. and thc Of this
proceeding are paid on or before the 18th day OF
Ociober. 1883, fhe said morigagcd premises. will
on that day, between the h, urs Of nine q. clock in
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon
at The door Of the Count House, in the city of
Musralne, be sold 10 the highest bidder, for cash
by The Sheriff Of the County of Muscatine. Said
premises will be Sold in accordance with the pro.
visions Of The llsih chapter Of the code OF Iowa.
aud deed TO the purcl aser will be made by the
Sheriff, conveying all the title and interest in said
premises which you had at The date Of said mort.
gage. JACOB BUTLER.
Afy for GnEES & SrosE,
September Is. 1853. Iat
hereby return the foregoing notice, not served
upon the said John C. B WarJe, for reason that
the said John &. b. Warde, Is q nonresident Of
the county of Muscatine, or of the State OF Iowa.
and am not informed where the said John q. b.
Warde does reside. D. q. McCLOUD, W.
Shrrilfof the County Of Muscatine, Iowa.
September ID, 1859.
The Sheriff will please publish the foregoing
notice. four weeks, In the Muscatine Journal, as
we'll as the time, place and terms Of sale oftte said
morgaged premises. GREEN & STONE,
by their ATTY, Jacob Butler.
In compliance with tho fore going notice 10 John
G. b. Warde. and with the request Of the said
Green g. Stone. will on Saturday the 18th day
Of October, 353, between the hours of nine
o'coek in the forenoon and four in the afternoon,
NJ the door Of the Court House, in The city Of
Muscaine sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, lots
one and two in block forty in said city. being the
property described in the foregoing orlgage male
by John y. b. Warde to said Green aud Stone on
the 2Sth day Of October, 1852. Said premises
will be sold TO satisfy The amount due upon aid
mortgage, with accruing interest and The costs o {
this proceeding, and deed will be made to the
purchaser, by the undersigned, conveying all the
title and interest. which tho said John e. b.
Warde had in said premises at the date Of said
mo, tgage in accordance with the 18th chapter OF
he code Of Iowa. 4
H d. G. Nc CLOUD,
Sheriff Of the County of Muscaline, Iowa.
September IA. lS53.-5w. prs fee SIS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
MUSCATINEJOURNAL ---SEPTEMBER 80, 1853
SnodgraSs 4 McCampbell,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,

hOltSdlt dlfu nttdli UrOCtfS,
MUSCATiNE, IOWA,
ii AVE just received general stock OF goods
IL in their lin consisting Of The following arli-
cles. to.wit;
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syrup
Molasses, ia bbls, half Tubs, buckets
bbls and kegs Willow-ware, clothes pins
Coffee Rio aud Java ;Churns. spades, shovcIs
Teas, of all kinds Hoes, brooms
Saeratus, Indigo, ma der| Cotton yarn aud batting
Nails, assorted Candle wckIng
Goldfish carpet chain
Nos and . mackcrel ECordage. assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger H;lass tumblers
Lemons, oranges, sFam cafhats
DIied apples and peachesISoap, tobacco
White lead SCigars-recalas princi.
Window-slass, Sxl0 and pes and Cuba skies
l0xI2 ,f'runes. raisins almonds
Shr ana taHow candies {Pecans, peanuts,
LIns"ed, sperm and oiiveIDried cu,ran,s, rice
OILS Cheese, pcpper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept by groccrs,
which will be sold as cheap be bought 10
Muscaine, far cash or approved country produce.
May 6, ls53-ap22-3m
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New Express Route.
A merican Express Company,

~. Louis and Galena, pia Mississippi River.
IN and after May 10, 1858, we shall run semi
" weekly Express to and from st. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy, Keokuk Burlington, Muscatne, Rock Island
davenport and intermediate places to Galena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
mites, specie packages boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods orders &C., &c. 4 trusty mes
senger will accompany each Express, provided with
an iron sae for the security of valuable packages en-
Trusted to his Orders for the purchase of goods
&C., from Galena and other points on the route will
have prompt attention, aRd packages returned by the
inst messenger. Packages viii be called for and de-
lSered at st. Louis without charge for carriage Mes
scBgers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays of each week.
at Galeaa we connect with Burbank ( Co. to ST. Panl
ALSO to Chicago Buffalo, New York and all the prin-
ripat eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO Il co.
CRANE & EVANS. Agents,
June g. 1853. lflscatine.
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0, YES! 0, YES! 0, YES!
AYQE1ONRH R1Na

HAVING determined still to carry on the above bu-
IL sness give notice to all in city and vicinity
that | can always be found ut the Farmers Exchange
Grocery and Provision Store, Second street, where
will attend to all business above named entrusted to
my care. Give me a call. All orders, both far and
near promptly attended TO. j. Il. UORLEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

LNLOUR-Best article Of Family Flour delivered
i iopafchasers anywhere in the city wilhon,
additional charge, Ivy J. A. WILSON.
nRlED FRUIr--Dricd apples and peaches for
IL SAFE by j. A. WILSON.
DACOS-ITarns. sides and shoulders for sale by
ID May 6. J. A. w LSON
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30
QUINN & BROTHER.
JAMES D. QUINN. JOHN w. QUINN.
More New Goods.

THE undersigned wish to inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have opened an en-
tire stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, in the old
stand of A. I. Boon Co, where they will be happy
0 see any one who will give them call. We don't
say that will sell goods cheaper than any else
for they all say thatbut come and examine for your
selves, and we think we can convince you.
Our stock comprises every article usually Kept in
a retail store.
Prints Of erery shade Clarified Sugar
and prict N o Sugar
Berages. La,cas Belcher's S III Molasses
Gipghanls " o dO do
Oil Calico Salaratus
Iicki"gs Soap, Candies
MIslins Starch, Ink
Osaabrgs Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Checks and COifonades Snsk's q ch'w. tobacco
Carpet Bags Coffee
Ladies Worked Collars Scythes and Snoths
nnh Under.sleeres Curry combs q brushes
Edgings md Laces Mosquito Bars
Pausoks Ladies III siery
ArtifciaLs Gents half Hose
1nd a gen1eiIassoytneni Of H-ARDWARE
oil kinds IF Produce taken ia erehange
July %, 1853. QUINN d BROTHER
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Lumber Yard.
HOUsE-MOyaNG. &C. :

VEN HE undersigned, having furnished them.
selves with superior apparatus, are prepared
81 RAISE, REMOVE, BUILD, or REPAIR
HOUSES, on the shortest notice and most rem
uable terms, either in town or country. Also
FlAT.BOATS or BARGES drawn out aud 70
paired. p Il J w WALTON.
Muscane, july Is, lS53-iy
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NOTICE.
First and Last Call,

ALLpersons knowing themselves indebted to the
"A undersigned, are requested to come forward and
settle up immediately. BRENT & MILLER.
Muscatne, Sept. l6, 1853.
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STEMS
LUMBER YARD.
On Second strecs, opposite Bcnnetrs will.
1850 feet
WISCONSIN LUMBER !

fINHE subscriber returns his compliments to hi
i numerous liberal customers, for past patron-
age, and informs them tia, their generous support
has enabled him TO supply his Lumber lard with
all kinds of lumber; such as
Flooring, Siding. FENCING.
Scanning. Jost, I,ath, &C.
Toe ETHER with all kinds Of bo,rds such as
clear pannel from one half TO two and a hal inches
in thickness; and common lumber Of every kind and
quality. Also,
Square timber, Shingles &c.
Dressed Flooring an Siding, ,
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Frames, &c.
As he purchased IL lie else but the hest quality of
Wisconsin lumber and that at the lowest prices.
End his connection with PLANNING MACHINE
and Circular Saw enable him TO fill all kinds vf or
dcrs and bills Oh the lowest possible cash terms
add size. shape, price and quality notwithstanding
Friends, give us call--we will ensure you sat
isfaciion. S. G. STEIN.
Muscatine Nav ~ lS53-6m