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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

A LI psrsons knowing themselves indebted Ia
n the Undersigned are requested TO come for.
ward and settle up. either by Cash, Produce OF
Note. Duke Sells and, g. 5. Foster are now ssso.
Grated with me in business, which will be conduct.
eu ior the future IN the name Of John Lemp & Co,
which makes il necessary thatmy old,books should
De closed |; and hope this notice will meet with
.ae attention fthosenteres,ej---a they will find
mto Their advantage to give il their prompt atten-
uon.n .Fa ,.iaFdqy.W e,,egay JOIN LEMp. .
Muscatine, October /, ls52--n23. ~.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
ysa so.t 3 NEW
GROCERY 4. PROVISION S7sOPE,

az oeHntson s Ola Sta'id, ON sSec0ld street.
q HR Subscribers have on hand new and com.
plete stock, consisting in part Of e',sa eli
Coiiee-Rio and Java ~ WR cheesead ipeF q,
Iea--Y II and Imp Whislsey and vinegar
ougar-No and Beichcrs Nsilsand glass 9Fli
Salt-bbl, sack and dairy Currants, raisins. SC:
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackere,
Nolasses--NO and s H Flour and corn meal q
Cigars--ragaia & principe Lead, powder, shot,t DC
Tobacco--smpking8 chew Soap and candles lads
candles, nuts, oranges, lemons, Spices crackers,
sardlnes, hollow-ware, bacon &c &c, and oil other
articles usually kept in a grocery md provision
store, which we offer for sale at wholesale Or re.
Tail, at the lowest prices, FIR cash or ready par
MEDIC 81 SPRINGER,
Muscatine, March Is, ls53-tt
N. b. Wanted-Ail kinds of marketing, such
as butter, eggs, fowls, cheese lard, onions, pola
toes, &c. fofwhich The highest price will be given
~ ~ 9@gfs3si0 sssth1fHgas EatgeDIs9 IN. a. S.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
Regular Friday Packet. 1S5
9g8 GOLDEN ERA ~ 49,.

Leaces 81: Louis errey Friday, at o'cloek p. M.
"A - The elegant passenger steamer
- " cGOLDEN ERA HinSMl3fHsaE,
- - - master, has comm enced her regu-
lar trips, leaving 81 Louis every Friday evening
at O'clock, and arriving at Muscatine every Sun.
day afferhopn.3 Returning she will leave Galena,
every Monday evening, and arrive at Musca,iAe
fAcsday morning and at 81. Louis on Wednesday.
4 assengers and shippers may rely on Captain,
bersie for his usual strict puhctualiiy in leaving
pert at the hour advertised, during ali tn, season
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
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Matchmaker and JeweIer,

Il SECOND STREET, y Muse ATISE = y.
ME undersigned begs leave to inform abe
+ a public that he has opened ia this city ihe
largest aud best assorted and most fashionable
work of Jewery, Watches, Clock s,lSc !, Sc. ey.
er nitafedm iowa. The ladies and gentlemen of
this city aud vicinity are respectfully n siied 10
call and examine our stock Of new and beautiful
articles,a consisting in part Of clocks, large and
small eight day and thirty hour, beautiful pearl.
ginlaii and Gothic, and lever mantle do. Time
pieces of different sizes and patterns Watches.
gold and silver plain and ornamented, with and
without hunting cases.. Jewsry of beautiful and
unique Styles to please every taste. gCombs of
Jifferent styles and patterns. ThimbIes, needles
Coral necklaces, wrisllets, steel and glass beads
Plated andzBrittania tea sets. pitchers, tea and
coffee pots, candle sticks end castors, cake. frnit
and card bsskss suIdpUs,suitb gold aud ,sitser
eases. Eencs, DOL nccosIeens, flutes aud fancy
Piet articles ;lades fahty work boxes. mort mon
aes siisefan pealiniail care, eases, DC, purses
pockeibbooks, paper weiehts,fine and German, sill.
yer spoons, speciaces,, forks, &c. TOYS OF new
styles and different varieties of India rubber ioys
doll heads. dc, and in fact every article usuaiIy
found in the best City Jewelry Stores ]: ali Of
which we offer al the lowest price. Jan. H.f 4
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

FERRY GROCERY.
G.. ". NESSICK

{ AZ ne Ferry Landing, M Wafer asest, J
X EEPS all kinds Of Family Groceries Flou
IN by The barrel or retal--cofIee, sugar. molas
esp1prer. spice, vinegar, teas, tobacco, FISH, salt,
fard honey, stoneware, Unaware, boots, shoes, c-
gars, candies, powder, shot. lead, s,atch, indigo
candles, tar, etc. Dried and green apples for sale
by the barrel bushei. 19oa .s,' s,uEy ,gavd !.
Muscatine Jan. Ia, 1882 at sseW sIy ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

cade, silk, las,ingS Brown. and hleacheJ
Horn,paper,boaes& muslins, prints, paddin G
Canvass siesias gold and silver watches. steel
chains and Keys, gold pencils, gok pens, sewing
SILK, conversation cards. rewardcarls silk ,and
cotton handkerchieis, of every description, gum
suspenders, with a vast variety cards, silk and
numerous to menti on which description, gum
wholesale as low as can be DO May 6, Is53. ys,.i
Western cities. isfin3ssae, -, - ,,,,,f. - i
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
! n, e.cLovp. IN Henry o'cossons -
II loud & O,C.OnnO,r,.
'os9 .ls9TTOIsN.yEY US ar x.9lIs .
AND SOLICITORS In CHANCERY.

dWILL practice inahssupsmeand Dist,ic'
Wy Courts of6thes State. and ip the United
States (Cotri, which is held at Iewa Ci,yon the
shfst Monday in OctoberE annually.',.,.r .f.sfr
1--WE have an abstract of the Land Titles, care.
fdiiy compiled frcmlihe Records offthe County,
embracing all the hands nthol County and o Il
the bots IN the City of Muscatine, and exhib.
ting all che transfers from theGoyernment down
Wewiii attend promptly toihe collection d
Claims, Exa ninationof Ysles, pp YIN "a, ofx pon-
resident ewBersiof. land; the procuring, location,
purchase. and sale of Land Warrants. entering
purchasing, and selling Of lands Investing OF
money 'or nonresident capitalists, (any rate Of
interest agreed upon by the parties is legal in
/ iowa and the general business of Attorneys and
Copnsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chancety.
u ap8--lv a. sbBcB tif
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
City Hotel.

49, 10'0a Apenue and Third sireet, asustaiina
1,r,,,.. l0suG.
En-. EL IS now ready for the arco.orans
Iyn o. me public. I, il situated ~ tha'ee,,
v -, mos! business part Of the city. and cnrnn,
ana eu 'or convenience and con,fort. Tha
wei furnished. .Cnarses reasonable
N. B ooL w. KYLE
an be ~ excellent stable attached. Fartnsrs
=" " V moda'ed with their leans.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

VSHE plderslgned have commenced the mar
Il ftY o. pfusiiey Of every description, at ID.
cornel III !sdar and IN streets, Merchants az
.othsfsSi 10 wed 70 give Us call before purchas
ing esswser' as we are determined TO vel on as
good tSnf as can he obtained in any eastern cav
very Snprl Office. SMITH q CATTEI.L.
Miscatire City, May Goth 1888 800
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

CHAPTER ON TEARs.-Tears are some
times relief, and sometimes burden:
they are relief TO woman, b1i burden
to man; they relieve a woman be-
cause her sympathy approves them;
they burden man, because his pride
rebukes them; woman weeps because
she feels; man.. because he can't feel.
woman's tears affect man, but q
mans tears dis affect woman; wo.
man wecps for Others; man. weeps for
himself; woman's tears are common
property; mans are his own--a .wo.
man believes them a profitable invest
ment--a man Considers themsa nselees
expenditures woman's tears are easy
and natural---a mans are forced and
awkward-woman's are the warm streams
OF the summer cloud-man's the cold
drippings of the icicle., o. Es&sAlHss ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

ANzcDo1E OF DR., LYMAN BEEcHrR.-
While residing on Long Island Il, early
life, he was returning home justat eve I
ing from visit to old DR.. Woolworth.
Seeing what he thought in the dark to
be rabbit by the roadside, "a little
ahead. he reasoned with himself-"They
are rather tender animals -if the fellow
sits still I'LL ! come up, think could
hit him with these. books,''-a goodly
bundle of which he had in his handker-
chief. Hit him he surely did-only it
proved TO be not rabbit, but skunk.
The logical sequence followed, in anyt
thing but the odor Of sanctity. In after
life, being asked why, be did not re ply
to scurrilous attack which had been
made upon him. the doctor answered.
81 discharged quarto once at skunk.
and | then madeup my mind never 10 try
it again. a - ! "a. 80
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

PaE average weight of mans hears
- Sc: down anime ounces; that of n
woHan re sghif "A ge add 10 a man S and
taxes from q woman,s. Ia many in.
stances, Dung girls we're found with.
on'y az apology for that part Of the 4lu-
man system. siaf -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
Tone f'i'rxssrls, gaPiablscsb
NEW HOTEL, INzMUSEhTI
HlHE uksstued respectfully ipformss the Pub
i Nc that 1. has jusl opened thai large and mag.

i Nc that n has jusl opened thai large and mag.
I. IT, ~ 0@honVllE El0 TJsIE. ~ !, ~ 3
Situated oh hdcoffpr Of Water street and Iowa
Avenue, IN ~ hesr ouhc city, This building is
the largest ain most cog-tnient in the West, oul
of 81. Iouis.l Tits foufSzsies high, contains l2O
rooms, ofgoel size well yckilsted aud with every
Also, suits Of roms for families. |,
The Proprietor has CONNIE reel this cnterprize
with determination to maize .ho0 givis House
The Hotefoffh North west. Situs.elsas IL 10, at
the most foutshing point in lows, having direct
daily COMMUNICATION with the copitoi. end 3aly.
trl-weekiy and semi-weekly lines of coaches hel ]
the principal points in the State--being als0 81
Ionpded BY the best sporting ground in the wN3
Muscaine has long felt the serious want Of Is
paclous first class Hotel. This want The Propic.s
tor Of the Ogvie House will aim 10 suppIy.s He
has employed. cooks, steward, and servants Of tx.
perience and skill, and in every department viii
endeavor To- give his guests entire satisfaction.
GOOD STABLE is attached to the House
Or Baggage taken 10 and from the river free o
ciar &c. IA n D.. w. GLOVER, Proprietor. as
+ Muscatine Iowa. Nov. 20, ls52-H a'tylF ta
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT. - A man with
out some sort Of religion is, at best, a
poor reprobate, the foot ball of destiny.
with ne tie linking him TO infinity and
20 the wondrous eternity that is within
him-but woman without il is even
worse--a flame without heat, rainbow
without color, flower, without per-
fume. = $500.
A man may in some sort lie his frail
hopes and honors, with weak, shifting
ground tackle to his business Of the
world-botawoman without that an :
Choir which they call With, is adriFka1d
a wreck. Amen may clumsily c9dI5n9
ue kind Of responsibility or moti9e,
but can find no basis in any other sys-I
tenn OF right action than shat of :spixit
ual faith. "A man may craze his tho1s1fss
and his brain 70 thonghtfulness ID such
poor sharborageaas Fame unds Reputation
may stretch before him hut q woman
where can she Pun hershope In storms
If not in Heaven 'ssfs
- And that sweet trustfulness--that
abiding loss--that endeasing hops EEL
lowing every scene Of life, tightening
them with the pleasantest radiance
when the worlds cold seoTms Break
like an army with smoking cannon
what can bestow it all but holy soul.
TIE to what is stronger than, an army
with cannon! Who that has enjoyed
che love ola God-loving mother, but
will echo the thought with energy. and
hallow it with tear IKE Marvel. gits,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

1t Is sad that horses are generally 10 per
cent higher than last spring, and 80 per cent
higher than three years ago. S'''
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
3 sysNsz9S<RIy2E
T., lHIlf9pSs aoaa e,
5MyELight Daguerrean GALLERY

5M r. II. takes p!easpre inianpbuncing to tht s
o lk1 public that he his inst received from the
9DaguerreannaA Association an entirely new {.
SChemicai, sones which excels all Others hereto g
Store used, for giving fine rich tone and life hl,, s
Gikenesses. Mt. H. has also perfected a new 3
gdiscovery on the process Diminishing likeness q
Ses, which makes them more durable aud wiIl,s
pnot fade exposed TO the direct rays 0, The sur
s2for any length of time. 30 IisfI ). v,,c,,s,.
Mr. H is now getting ups some, ,heauiifnlf
pspecin,ens ofthe ART, about which the commons
gcxpression is, 'sWhy don't1ihey spesk,l' y.
81 Mr.. l. can be foundat his rooms a, all. hour,g
6of the day, andwiilldo everything in his pow. =
Ger TO nake his work isfactory. Please call
II i Rooms MrsH Jone's jewelry stort.lE g
GSecond street, IL Muscatne.s Apil 4 S. 1853 y
oaa6opn.Dapnoppp6opoopo1p
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Mnm0rnus.

III q body see body carrying Off his wood
SHOULD a BODY whale body--ii a body could =
The man who attempted 70 whistle bar ofsoap,
has injured his voice by trying to sing stare Of rs
La Sses cask. .6k iEtIGl'gNT 49, = ff,s5s 3 i =
- man who retires from business and lives bn
the interest OF his money may be said to be resting ON
his 0tGe's. r.t}li@ blta saTT'--117
Why is man who has just carried his cfroet
ag asiiore rom steamboat like owner of the soil
It is said that Proerastinaton. The ;efof4;mol
has been caught NJ lastnd- pas IN Jail sere he will
probably be Kept until Teldgfarhs and Nailroad, are
done away with. ss'sse1 Eag ssRrssaafT
z --4s'oh modernism 4 lstlc lsald ,2.l. q. docs
love aunt lacy-he sets by her-he whispers to her,
ana ne haghs her" why, Edward, your. aunt don't
suier that does ste.N fS,ag thstl no. aother, she
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03
tgls5s Season Arrangement: 1853
EiYEa MachigIfA.J Hhh IBhI
, -. Louis. Keolak, Burlington,
.-gst 2ei9T4 sMUsCAFENE.
DavenPort, Rock Island md (snlcnn Packet.

y -. Louis Keolak, darlington,
800 aet9t4 MUsCAFlNE, -. j. ~.
DavenPors, Rock Island md Calcnn Packet.
"A THE entirely new and splendid
yts n Gpassenger stsamcr MICHIGAN,
49, IL 81 RoBrnr A. RErIIY, master, has
commenced making weekly trips between 81,
+ Louis and Galena = leaving st. Louis every Sat-
uTday Mt o'clock p. NJ, and arriving at Musca.
tine every Monday utslO oqcf0ck. 4. Nc = Onrher
return, ieayina Gaepa on Wednesla ycvening and
Muscatne on Thursday q, 10 o'cloek AZ N. f9AFa
The Michigan is entirely 5aes SSasin boint of
Upper Mississippi. she Is 'rsfosided Nah Evans
safeguards, steam and waer guages. life preser-
yers, lIfe-boat &c. &C., and oil modern inventions
70 ler comfort and security Of passengers Captain
kel'ly hopes by.si rict p.enipplo rhe comfort Of
passengers and Interest Or shippers, t6 receive -
share OF patronage SO hberaly extended TO him
heretofore. For gffeight or passage apply on
board om o : : to 5oso .fElloHN LEMP, 8 Cos
: EMay ., 1899 800 i~sf1 All effts.
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BIsct, Hseapd tswrF s ash .elslhs

i, Black and fancy, satin vesifings;
Cassimeres, sattmets, Kentucky jeans. twcetls
a large slockof heavy sheetmg; light do
Bleaehsd shirling, Irish linens. white goods,
III PTntf,giugh,qs. drills, licktags, eo,qnatles,
- Masduna Bars, and an enthusiastically of SIM
mer Goods-,rhich 1iA be sold as cheap as the
cheapest py IA atAAP2slLr LAY Hull.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

CT No man Of sense will allow himself
TO fall into dolors at any disappointment in
life. In the language of the poet
If You are lying on your back, sygxus
Look up! 1855 =
The glance directed to the sky
VIII look as If you wished to try
And you'll get up again byn bye.
Look upi ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

Lone HAIR.-A recent writer, who goes
IN for "extending the area of freedom and
hair; quotes the Pilgrim Fathers in favor
of the custom, thus $3.50
The portraits at old Plymouth Hall 8
Show that they did not slave at all N'' a
In Pilgrim times. ,,
John Davenport and many more
Upon their lips mustachois WORE
With coats straight buttoned down before.
Like Father Grimes
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N LENr. LUKE SELLS, q. s. FOSTER
/. JOHN sLEMPs"s& GO. 4. /.

1852. Fall,aal White Taie.1Sj}.os'
ME have. received from Eastern Cities and
NY ST. Louis. lie Lqrgest Stock OF Assorted
Merchandise in Central Iowa. All Of which will,
be 50 at the VERY LOWEST PRICES either
for Cash or Produce. Their Stock consists in part
.fthe following a-tislessy,- S-s-r.-r So, 49,.
rs Sacks Rio. Coffee. SO Bbls Whisky. =
~ oo Bbis N Sugar, 30 Bills ass Liquors,
eiedo Bbls Clarified and! So HbisAie, =
a'sts Cfushed Sugar, \ 100 Kegs Nails,s p, s.
sstb0 1T chests and box.t g Castlssdssoffed g
shsm es Tea saa,3ml si8 81, Oueenswnre.
100 Bills 8 III and N Ol 8 Casks assorted do
,h . Moiasses, 1908 f3 iet' for sale by cnsk
, 30 HaIfbbls TT apdl is Bales batting. bai,l,
Z yas 0 Molasses, Is do Bro Muslin,
iis 10 Bills Vinegar 100 Ps Black do :.
800 Bills Kanawha salt,I $50 Gases Boots and 4,
: $50 Sacks GA salt, n 10 si..S Shoes g4gTs
81 20 Sacks dried fruit 10000 Regalia Cigars,
~ ISxs WlRFChedseA 10000 Principe do $50 !
80 Boxes Tobacco, .ns'b (,
7 Hardware good assortment 80 large ssses AZ.
sorted dry goods also, d first rate assortmenttof
Hats, Caps, Clothing, &c. 10 pieces Carpet all
wool, best patterns; log trace and halter chains
pomp chains and other FILINGS Belonging to en- Jess
chain pumps window glass and sash PLEAD, pow.
DER shot, percussion caps and shot gons; carpet
cham and cotton ynlnAand everything else that
any body wants either al Wholesalesor Retail
best articles and Cheap!w s1s~~ilss osts s5asg
COME AND SEE! .aoi
Muscatine, November 49, 1S52-AtfRsR ,sailEasa
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. 's'as'sss& HATS. Asa@sse
ENFlBMEN. emil and, get one of those
NJ Misunderstanding are alLg5ne. You NAV
e q assured they are the very lalss. syle, being
Genin's and Oailords shape for the, spring Of
1853. Also--citizens', Webster, Henry, Civ
(something new J, leghorn. Panama. pearl and
palm Hats. For sale lowFby A WsiIULL
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VOL.-Y
For the Journal.
THE ORPHAN

Though all around is bright and gay.
And other hearts are glad u fs
The orphans path is dark and cold =,
And life Is very sad.
For why should she return the smile m s.
Meant for anothers eye ? ~ ~
Why trust to earthly love and care ~ gi
Whenshe hath learnt TWILL DIE ev
Far meath the turf Of yoiiders rnotff,
Lies mined, loves frai flower; g
Hope brightest treasures crush'd in youth
The blossoms Of an hour. W Fs
Her soul is bound by mighty links s
Unto the spirit land,
Kind friends are there--they bid her como 81
And join their seraph band
How can her heart find joy on earth
When spirits tune each Tone
And touch each joy with bitterness
To share that JOY alone.
Oh! yes, it is lovely lot,
Yet fiaught with happiness:
TIE soul that seeks eternal love
Can never share a less!
For round affections altar fires
The ashes thickly lie;
The sparks that buried meath them sleep
They linger but TO de.
And when each spark at last expires, -@
And Heaven claims all her love, SfsE 81
Then will she slake her thirsty soul ---~t
From living streams above. @-l-a- q
NANETTE.
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NVvPsgs teas, all kindis0O poSt
74 e cigars, asscts5Sd. | n SO i boIs. eo'',;ss.
d Nv Aegs nails ass'd;i SO do herrioa. q.
10 ma,,s ,ooocco' Hecpn nuts and al,no,,.
! NUTS cassIa; Eng walnpts, .iilbe,iss'
IN pSs pepper, spiees Brazil nuts, eurraDisi
3 ssot Sas elass 100 drums iigs; ~
III IN ~ Pln' Hacks !Citrcns, raisins,
F,snss 2! brandy asrfunes, preserves;
We. MaIs su Y Amer. lManilia corlage;
ilenerife and Muses.3 e o 6s = sse'y shad
rehdy, cherry; IMolnsss. j hh,s i
hfry brandy; |Aie:' - 'O :" : q Z =
M M, sa' i; Soap and candles;
Ia su,s wnIskey lSi| Powder, lead and shoi;
400 mai r'ces Rosin. pitch, oakunl, tss
f5bes ssnn s'o.a; CASTLE and fancy soap
!, - 1nsn 'Hatches. apSd
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ENhOUR-Dayenpor Albion and Ena brands;
Il also BENEFITS sSuperfne--ai reduced
prices and insured to.ba good. for sale by -.
ssaaI .igns suu NEIDFG 81 SPRINGER.
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raj childrcfve bnried NV aim ali tbes q
TROUBLES I've found consolation in that ps,aeof Sup
cure, ''fret not thy gissa,d.. "a "a - 81
$50 Define nothing, said the irish witness to the
prosecuting attorney who looked sullen confused and
silent Witness with an air Of triumph swell il yo,l
can VII IT'S tootless stocking without d leg p
EXT the witness The court in roar-attorney look
ing blue. s@&EA ~ 9Th
4 I'VE overheard 2, poor weafherbound individual
the other day, who was caught in rain. hmnIrs ~
himself In doorway isfGT -
Twas ever thus from chiIdhood's hour. aa4e
That chilliup f,fx baSgo ell,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

-HII I'M JIlI
Muscaline, Novemberl3 ls52-ltf2s I
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OH BAS WINDOW. GLASS. Chest civ
~ Sinsnd) rFmnsrsa and, mechanics. call
snusx anime the glass for sale by $50 3 - Z
April 20. FAY a. sTaNr i
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"A young man from the country gofnS B. call ON
some musical ladies the other evening was told that he
mus assn Ihem 70 sing and if they refused hekought
10 press them. Accordingly he Commenced liz re.
questiag Miss Mary to favor him with song. She
EentH declined and said she had cold, &C. sWeH
tnen sad our hero, "thuppose thqueeze you, don't
diately. ~ aag9F en-. -. @ls.1 1ii'' y
.r7 ! traveller in South America, speaking Se the,
Dfds OF ms native land, says it is pleasant to notice
tlat Int what ever strange countries they may have
wandered during winter and whatever strange to1,
they may have heard they nevertheless Come bacls
soahlag EagliSh. Harbl "phosbel Phdbe .sanlain
eiiloggn. And by and by the Bob o. link Syh BOB
have heard Of one who always thought the Robin said
''sh,iiess talee legs to seft two r 10 \
she. certain facetious doctor says the robins
sly 70 nm as he passes along the road enli sure
EN-. cae emf cine ein. I,h,sie. physci phssicn
ana inc frogs,induge in humorous Eaicistc sdttes
IN which one hears slug o. rum jug o rriniv While
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a general stack .oi goods
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The one rous and responsible duties OF the chef clerk
in the suprtnt.ndsnce and direction Of the accountants
&c. aud the regulation and direction o. The police OF the
odice, have been faithfully and ethcenily discharged
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and although The duties of each DIVISION are exireme
onerous, w believed that they be discharged by THIS
system Without increase Of force, u each faithfully
discharges his duties, and no additions thereto are
made
The delivery Of patents ha. been retarded TO consd-
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in which much difficulty has been experienced. owing 10
s great exsaf the mpefecons of the 6ednoies o the
eafy surveys the conflicts that have arisen
and the compexty Of the questions involved. These
difficulties are being overcome hy the regulations pre-
scribed for The adjustment OF that grant, the prompuds
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