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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-23
BLANKS

BLANKS!
RLANK Deeds, Deeds of Trust, Summons
- Executions, Bonds, &C., for sale at this OF.
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Established in order to gford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical 1ii, and for the Suppress
sion Of Quackery.
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Georges county, Nd, was afflicted with Styes on
his eyes for several years, also much infamm l.
ton, had lceches applied under his eyes several
times without any good effect. was finally cured
by DR.. CHALMERS SANATIvE TNCTURE.
THE Piles CURED.
James W. Jasper, of Lebanon, Pa, cured of
Piles of six years standing, by using four bottles
of DIR. CHALMERS SANATIvE TINCTURE.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
j. NJ. Ninton, of Bradford, Pa, suffered from
Liver Complaint and Pain in the side for three
years, was much debilitated, and at the same
time could scarcely walk, tried Electricity Cold
Water cure, Blue Pills, and the regular doctors,
was ut length relieved and cured by four bottles
of DIR halmers Sanntive Tincture.
FEvER-SwELLED ANGLES.
Cyrus L. Miner of Burlington. NJ. was con.
fined to his bed for 81 days with a fever. on ari
sing he found his feet and ANGLES so much swol-
len that he could scarcely walk across the room
for two months, when after using six bottles of
DR.. Chalmers Sanative Tincture he found his
strength much improved, and the swelling in his
feet and ANGLES entirely removed:
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
E. Calvin, of Halifax, Dauphiu county, Pa.
has suffered for many years with disease of the
Spine, Dyspepsia, vertigo, and n weakness in his
ANGLES, was induced after much persuasion to
try DIR. Chalmers Sanative Tineture, which per-
formed speedy and permanent cure.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE.
Jacob l.. FLAX, of Forkstown, Wyoming coun-
Their, it was pronounced Scrofula by some ply
sieians who tried to cure him but could not. Dr.
Chalmers Sanative TinctUre made him a new
man.
ULCERS ON THE LEG.
Coleman Lilly of 20 Hillen street, Baltimore.
Nd, suffered several years from sores on his leg
was finally cured by DIR. Chalmers Sanatiye
Tincture.
Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for
So. for sale ut the general agency.
SETH S. HANCE,
los Baltimore St., Baltimore Md
To whom all letters on business must be a5
dressed Post Paid, and for sale by a. F. Barnes.
Clarksburg, Va, and Druggists an.i Storekeep,
era generally. asI7Iy
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TT you want Bargains call at
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VOL: V.
California; Hscvns.

The steamer Star Of the West arrived
A. New York on the 9th, in seven days
and nineteen hours from San Juan de
Nicaragua, with S537 1897 in gold dust
on freight, and 100000 in the hands
of passengers.
The summer fres in California have
done much damsge N mcuntain and
valley. Large quantities OF grain have
been destroyed in various parts oil the
State.
The wheat crops in most OF the agri-
cultural districts are suffering tom
rust.
On the ed inst, Lola Monies and p. p.
Hull, ESQ, OF San Francisco, (and late
of the Whig.) were married at the Mis-
sion Colores.
The town Of Ophir was reduced to
ashes on the 18th inst Loss $50 600.
A Chinese church is to be built in
San Francisco AZ by as feet--three sto-
ries high.
The village OF French Corral was al.
most annihilated by fire. on the 9th ln-
slant. Loss estimated at 100000.
The mammoth tree in Calaveras
county, the grcaest and most wonderful
production OF the vegetable kingdom ever
knewn, has been cut down for spe,;ula.
tive purposes.
A letter from Capt. Love, OF the Call
fornia Rangers, states that he has cap
turcd the brother Of the notorious robber
JOAQUIN, who has offered, on promise
of being released, to conduct the Kan
gers to the place Of concealment OF
Joaquin and isgang.
A large number Of horse thieves are
concealed in the mountains back oil San
Juan, and between tina, place and Iu
lares Valley.
All manner of luxurics are now TO he
had a, the mines Of California. which
are in this respect vastly Changed.
Fresh meat. eggs, milk. vegetables ~
abundance. good bread and beer, and
even champagne. are 10 be had in sban'
dance. People dress and look decen'iy.
There are plenty Of hotels.
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STA TE or I)WA-My.co,;n. 80, ;,

STATE or Muscafine ccounfv
HNO JACOB HERR-SIr You are hereby
j notified Ina, on the ED day of April A. d.
1853, Lyman Z. Hne fled his petition in the
District Court Of the State of Iowa wi,hia and for
the county Of Muscaline, claiming of you The fore
closure Of your equity and redemp,ion to the fol.
lowing described tract Of land. situate in Musca,ine
county, state Of Iowa. which was soll al pu.lic
salo lor ,axes. on the l7lh day Of May A. ID. 1852
wiz. the northeast quarter Of The south-ess,
quarter Of section thirteen. (l3) tow nship seventy
eight, (7s) range two (a) west, Of which land
you arc the owner Of record. ond said petitioner
the purchaser at said tax sale. and that on the
san DAY an original notice was issueJn said
cause, which notice is returned by the Sheriff No,
found in the county" Now, unless you appear
and answsr TO said petition on or before the
morning OF The second day of The next term Of
said Count, TO he begun and holden at Muscatine
on the second Monday IN October next, decree
will be rendered against you in accordance with
the prayer Of said peition. and Cor costs Of this
suit. WIN. LEFFINGWELT, Clerk
2 @ Dist Court, M G. Iowa.
CLouD & OCoNSoR, Soils. for petitioner.
Muscatine, August 10, l853--5w 1865
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GEN. SCOTT
Expected in Muscatine !!

TNHE undersigned unexpectedly announce
il to the citizens of Muscatine aud vicinity that
ihev have just opened large BAKING ESfAB-
LISHMENT in the old aud well known stand Of
+. Piummcr, on Second street, opposite J. Nj
Kane's Saddle and Harness shop, where there can
DE had AT all times FRESH BREAD, CAKES,
CRACKERS & PIES. We areprepared, also, to
manufacture any and all kinds Of CANDY 10 order
on the shortest notice and on fair terms "a can
be had above 81. Louis. Country Merchants, and
Shop Keepers would do we'll to give US call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere All kinds Of nuts,
candies, small beer, soda water. prunes, pickles,
ctrons, raisins, figs, lemons, lemonade, cigars
smoking and chewing tobacco, Of the hest quality,
pepper sauce, cheese. matches; sardines, toys and
also room supplied to furnish lunch to such as
may give US a call.
ADAMS 4 WAIsENBERGER.
May 81, 1853 If
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STATE OF IOWA M.scsfine Connfv- SIS
70 JAMES BONNER-Sir: you arc here.
u by notified tina, on the 22J day of April A.
D. 1853. Lyman e. Hine tile,i his petition in the
District Count Of The State Of Iowa, within and
Cor the county Of Muscaiins. claiming Of Won The
foreclosure Of your equity Of redemption to The
following described tract Of land situate in Mus.
caiine county, State e Iowa. which was sold a,
public sale for tayes on the 18th day of May A ID
l652-vz, the southeast quarter ofthe nor,h- east
quarter Of section twenty-five. Gay township sew
en,y.eigh,. (7S) range three (3) west, Of which
land you the owner .of record" and said petit
TONER the purchaser ai said tax sale, and ths, on
the same day "original notice was issued in said
cause. which notice 10 returned by the Sheriff
Mot found in the county" Now, unless YOU
appear and answer TO said petition on or before
the morning Of the second day Of the nex, tenn
Of the said Court, TO be begun snJ holden a, Mus.
| ca,,ne on the second Monday In October next, a
decree will he rendered asainst YOU in accordance
with ID Q prayer of said petition. and for costs Of
this suit.
WIN LEFFINGWELI., Clerk
s&S L. leFfs & lys
CLous g. O'CossoR, Soils for pc,ilioncr.
Museattns, August -, IsSs--5w tiae 81
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sHCLouD q OCoNSoR, Sois. for petitioner.
Muscatine, August 10, lS53--5w ii&
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Muscatine county, August IL, ls53-5v
State Of wa-Musratine conn,

State Of Iowa-Muscatine county.
NO CHARLES w. P.IRO--Sir: You are
II hereby notified that on the 18Th April 1852.
VIC Woodward filed his petition in the Office Of
the Clerk of The District Court in the above coun-
y.represen ing that the east one.half of the south
east one-ou,lh, section ! township III, north
rarse west 5th principal meridian, in Muscatine
county. was sold OF public sale on the l7h Nav,
\. y. 1852, by the Treasurer Of said county to
The petitioner. for the unpaid taxes levied thereon
Tor the year 1851, and praying that your right to
redeem The same nay be foreclosed Now. un-
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the first DAY ofthe next term of the sal Court in
said county. judgment will be rendered. in accord :.
ance with the petition.
WIN LEFFINGWELL, Clerk.
MuscatiEc, August l2, ls53-5w
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VERY Choice Teas and Coffee for sale cheap at
June "a, 1858. IT, III HOOVER.
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nR. J. DENNIS takes this method to return his sim
thanks to the citizens Of Muscatne for their
kind and liberal patti onage and would respectfully in
form them that he is now permanently located with
them and holds himself in readiness TO attend to any
branch Of his profession. Having been actively en-
gagged in the profession for twelve years. he hatters
himself that his operations will combine ncatness with
fneness Of finish, the result Of which viii be durability
All operations win be performed in the latest and most
approved style; his method of plugging teeth is diff r
ent from any other practised in the State and is pc
cular to himself: teeth filled upon this principle never
fail DIR. Dennis has also new method of inserting
pivot teeth, which renders them more permanent and
entirely obviates the fetor attending the old meth
cd. He may be found at all hours in the day, at his
Office, in J. Hunters Daguerrean Gallery, over Bur-
nett's bookstore. a az.
All operations warranted.
REFERENCEs--Rey. A. b. Robbins, DIR. Charles o.
Waters, F. H. Stone, Suel Foster, pliny Fay
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State of Iowa-Muscatine Countv

1u'c .. ."ustuEIHe NOUnLy.
fHo WILLIAM LITTLE-Sir: You are here.
i hy notiiied that on the 18Th April, $50, w.
U. woodward filed his petition in the office Of
'h' Clek OF tie District Court in the above
cou ny. representing that the west one.harf Of the
southwest one fourth of section "a. township III,
north range wo west Of 9th principal meridian, in
Muscaiine county, was sold at public s,Ie on the
'ih May. A. ID. 1852, by the Treasurer of sand
county TO the petitioner. for tho unpaid taxes lie,
hcreon for lba year 1881, and praying that your
right 10 redeem the same may be freclose,i.--
Now unless YOU appear and answer thereto on or
before the Fl ST day Of the next term of the said
Cour. in said county, judgment, will be render. j
in accordante with the petition.
WIN. LEFFINGWELL Clerk.
Muscntine county, August IL, ls53-5v
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Stale Of lowa-Muscatine County.

Stale Of lowa-Muscaiine County.
KNO WILLIAM BpowS-Sr: Yu are here.
i by notified Iha, on the Is h April 1853, W.
q Woodward filed his petition ia ihe Office of
the Clerk o! tn District Court IN The abovoicoun
~, representing that the north one-half of lie
nor'h we one. fourth, section "a, township IS,
north range west 9th principal meridian, in
Muscatine 60 unity. was sold a. public sale on the
9Th May A. d. ls52,ly the Treasurer OF said
county 10 tho petitioner, for the unpaid lax,s
le,ied thereon for the year 1851, and pray ing ha
your right to redeem he anne may be f,rcro.cd.
NV. unless you app ear and answer .Lereo on
or before the first day of tn, mex. term OF the SAID
Court in said co unls. Judgment vii be rendered
N accordance With the pelilon
WIN. LEFFiNGWELI., CLERK.
Muscainc county. August IL, ls53-5w
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JOHN X. GORLEY.
' AT THE
FARMERS EXCHANGE STORE.
Second street. MUSCATINE

~ JUST receiving my third supply of
III Groceries, which offer for sale cheaper -
A-than ever, for cash or country produce IS sH
return my sincere thanks to the citizens of
Muscatine and vicinity for their liberal patronage
and request Continuance of the same. Respectfully
invite every person who wants TO buy cheap groceries
and provisions to give us cab. am determined to
sell cheaper than Ny stock is now complete in
every department ofa welsescted lot of groceries.
and viii be receiving fresh supplies every week. Come
on with your dimes and half dimes, and win give
you more goods for little money than any house in
this city. What1 say will do. Then come, and
look before buying elsewhere will.
June "a, 1856. s.ss. Il j. r.. GORLEY.
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Notice

is hereby given that the copartnership bertoforeex
isting between Henry Hoover and H. d. Jelson i. ths
day Dissolved by mutual consent. = '''"
1.-THE business viii still be confined st the st.,
by Henry Hoover who viii endeavor to render satis
faction to all who may favor him with their nstronsrs
The books and accounts viii remain in the hands =;
H. hoossr' HENRY HOOVER
- H. ID. JELLISON.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL SUGUS y 10, 1853.
Snodgrass 4 McCampbell,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.

hViOouiO uhu ItUtstiI ulVOClC,
MUSCATINE, IOWA,
ii AVE Just received general stock OF goods
IL in their lin consisting Of tho following ari.
| Giles. to.wt:
Sugars Of oil qualities Lemon syrup
Molasses, in bbls haIfTubs, buckets
bhs and kegs Wiow-ware, clothes pins
Coffee Rio aud Java }Churns, spades, shovcs
Teas, Of all kinds Hoes, brooms
Saleratus, indigo, nader Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted Candle wicking
Goldfish carpet chain
Nos. and mackercl }Cordngc. assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Neal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger 3Glass tumhers
Lemons, oranges Palm leofhats
Dieo apples and peachesISoap, tobacco
White lead, }Cisars--regalios, princi.
Window-glass. Sx 10 and pes and Cuba skies
lOxl2 'runes, raisins. almonds
oiar and tallow candles Pecans, peanuts.
Llnseed, sperm and oliveD curran,s, rice
oils Cheese, pepper.sauce
And all other articles usually kept by grocers,
which will he sold as cheap as can he bought in
Musca'ine. for cash or approved country produce.
May 6, ls53-ap22-3m
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=. II. Thayer,
Attorney ind Counsellor at Law,

MUSC.aTENE, IOW.a,
WILL attend to the practice Of Law in the supreme
and District Courts OF the State. Prompt atten-
ton paid to collections in Muscatne and adjoining
counties. Land Warrants located Real Estate bought
and sold. Also, Local Agent for the Washington
Union Insurance Company, Ohio
So Office on Second street, over Burnetts Book
store. June 3, 1S53--tf.
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:Cash Advances.

ME will make liberal cssh advances upon pro.
w sluce placed in our hands for shipment To
JAMLS G. GOODRICH.S 81. Louis, for sale there
OF sAiPmsnt East. q GREEN 4 STONE.
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Take Notice--Pav ID.

A LII persons indel It'd toihe subscriber either
n by Note or Book account will save costs bv
calling on US Immediately and paying us our iust
dues. ga word u the wiss" &c. #aN -
J. HERsHE.
Musca,ine, Jaly 29h, 1853. At,
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Groceries and Provisions
NEW STORE

Groceries and Provisions.
NEW STORE.
ME subscriber has jus. opened new grocery
u store, Con Second street, in the room former.
" occupied by Collins d Darlngion,) and pre-
pared to sell at wholesale and retail on as good
terms as can I've had in this city, or any other
placs on the river above the Rapids. The follow.
ing ere some or the articles now on hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
Brown, clarified, loaf and crucd sugar
Moases, syrup sugar-house
G A. dairy and Kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hyson teas, first quality
Palm soap, mould aud star candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &c.
Lemons. ra;sDs, iigs, behring's,
Candies, almonds, English wainuts,
Peanuts. currents, chocklate, nutmeg
w. r. cheese, wines brandy, DC.
Best indigo, purcushion caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon. cloves, pepper, spice
Ground ginger mustard in cans
Tubs best omber. mades, copperas
Alum. starch. candle wicking
Mackera colfsb sardincs
Bed-chorJs, buckets link wash ,boards
Rosn, cotton ba,ling-with many other Or.
Giles for family use.
!. IF Country produce, such os butter, eggs. pc.
'aioes. fowls. and every thing IN the market for
amily use, wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Musca,ine. March 25--tf
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Haying Tools and Farm
Implements.

A FULL assortment of oil kinds-viz.. Hav,
~ straw and corn stalk cutters,
Cast steel scythes;
do do cradle DO
Scythe snalhs; hay rakes;
Scyihe rifles and stones;
Hay and manure forks;
Grinds,ones and grindsone hangings;
CAST steel and coacavc hoes;
l.,.f Garden rakes; ladies' hoe rakes;
Ladies garden hoes;
Iron sausage meat cutters;
do DO filters;
Chains--all kin is;
Patent Thermometer Churns;
Calendar DO
3 Cast steel shovels, at 81
For sale at the lowest prices, wholesale o, re.
tail. CHAS. d WIN. X. STONE.
July 8. 1885 3m Main.st.. Muscstine.
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j. W. Mitchell's
NEW DAGUERREAN ROOMS

IFyou want highly finished life.like Dasuer.
i reoiype, with or without colors, call Mt the
newly fitted up rooons Of ]. w. Mitchell. silua.
ted over Messrs. Vance & Bro. Furniture Store.
en- the corner OF Cedar and second Streets, where
ne can always be found at all times ready to take
pictures TO please or no pay. Having lately re-.
turned from ST. Louis with oil the lales, improve.
ments OF the art. he fa,ters himself that his work
cannot be excclleJ in the west.
June l, l852.H
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Deafness and Ear Diseases
RADICALLY CURED!!

Deafness and Ear Diseases
RADICALLY CURED!!
nR. LE BRUNN offers 10 those suffering from
lJDesfness, his infalliblc Aurai Remedies, which
have been successful in nearly 5000 cases Of con.
fimed deafness. These Iemidies comprise differ
en-, courses for diseases or the internal middle and
external ear, and have been pronounced by those
celebrated aursts. Drs. Kramer, o. Berlin, TART and
Delear of Paris, Curtis, Picher and Yearsly Of
London, as being the most wonderful and effectoal
ever applied for diseases OF the internal aud middle
ear. DR.. De b. warrants cure in every case
where the ear is perfect in formation. He had
eighteen certificates Of cures from those who has
been
DEAF AND DUMB,
and whose hearing il now completely restored
and arc now enable ] to learn the langusge! The
names Of 27OO persons, who have been cured by
DR.. LIE B. may he seen on application. Patients,
by sending description Of their case, can have
remedies sent to any part.
TERMS-S5 consultation fee; $40 fee to be
paid when the HEARING is RESTORED TO IRIS oRI
siNAL AcurESEss or when watch can he heard
to beat at a distance Of ls fee, from either ear.
AnpmEss, Drs. liz BRUNN 81 BUTTON,
Union Place, New York City.
N. B.-A treatise on the nature and treatment
Of Deafness and diseases OF the Ear, with the heat
lnent Of the Deaf and Dumb, price onedollar.
July 1. ls53--3m
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T WILL sell my stock Of calf, kip. thick and
i morocco BOOTS 90 per cen, lower than the
same quality of goods can be trad at any other
store in Tie city.
June II, 1853. N. NJ. STONE, Ae'L
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Dissolution.

Inc eopartnershp heretofore existing under IN.
urn OF j. B. Dougherty Co., is this day dissolved nv
mutual consent. - N"i' ' W
). b. Dougherty will continue the Drug business a.
the old stand We viii both give our attention ta
settling up the business of the late firm and we hons
our friends will pay np and relieve our wants
J. b. DOUGHERTY.
J. NJ. DOUGHERTY.
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Lumber Yard.

anu having made arrangements to receive during tie
season aooat 800 600 feet of Lumber from the Jnnc
Nhe best pine region in the West to- il
enabled 70 oer uiequaled inducements to all in want
Vi any .n IN that branch of business He will Keen
Lumber and everything connected with the trada ON
ane corner OF Second and Walnut streets Calande.
anime ms stock of Goods and Lumber and If he fs;I,
sa.sly you IN both quality and price the loss will te
June g. Iss3-f
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Nv EXPRESS.

DIRECT IRON THE IMPORTERS!
A CHOICE article of TEAS, put up in me.
"A ialc papers. expressly for family use. for sale
al the Cheap Store Of
;. HOOVER &HJELLIsON.
Muscalinc. July Is. 1853.
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HOUSE-NOVgNG. &c

'nE Undersigned having furnished ,bcm.
Il selves with superior apparatus, are prcpar. 4
10 Use, REMOVE, BUILD, or REPAIR
HOUSES, on the shortest notice and mos, res
s 80. term, either in town r country. Also
FLAT BOATS or BARGES drawn oni AMI :,
paired. JPtJ " W., ~, an' 70
Muscatne. July l5 Is53-Iy .
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TNLOUR-Best article Of Family Flour delivered
i iopurchasers nywhare in the city without
additional charge, Ivy j. A. WILSON.
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- ESPECTF'-LLY tenders his profession,l
IL services to the citizens of Muscatine and Vi.
cinity.
% OFrIcE-Basement of rennsy lvania House
ON Mulberry. between Third ard Fourth Streets
Boards at the Pennsylvania House.
July /. 1853. iv,-Iv+