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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07
More Sad News from the Sea.

GREAT MORTALITY ON BOARD SHIP.
The arrivals at this port yesterday brought further in
teqence of the sad effects of long winter passage
the Atlantic In addition to the loss Of sixty passen
gers by small pox board the Antarctic from LIVER
pool which put into Hampton Roads the 9th instant,
the ship Celestial Empire which arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool reports the loss by dysentery of one OF
the and ten steerage passengers. The following are
the names of the sufferers with the date Of their de-
cease, &c. -
Dec. %. Matthew Healey, aged GO, diarrhGa.
g a. Thomas Killen, aged 60, old age.
Jan. 9. Carl Brun, German infant, year.
g. An Irish infant, aged months
g g. Mierthe Murchy aged 60 years.
O. Paul Angelo, German infant, IS months:
g "a Johan Wilhelm Schass, IS years, dysentery.
g 81. Jerry O'Bricn, Irish infant, year. =
6 49, John Lyncle, Irish boy, years.
&C 49, Henry bennett, seaman, of Castnc Me.
g ~ Adolphe Brieggmann, boy 81 years.
The Celestial Empire has been two months at sea- with
very heavy weather. When but few days out she car
ried away fore and main top gallant mass head sails,
knees bowprt shrouds and sprung aleak rendering it
necessary afterwards to keep pump going nearly all
the time.
The Bremen bark Emma, also arrived yesterday, from
Bremen, experienced the 2lst December, N.
gale during which she shipped which washed over
board the second mate started the deck cabin and stove
bulwaIks On the first instant in latitude 80 49, longi
tude 70 81 the E. fell in with the wreck of hermorphor
dite brig hailing from Belfast water logged and aban
doned. She had house deck, painted yellow, and
white monkey rail- Her mast was cut away, and boat
gone She did appear HAYS long that stua.
ton (From the description, this wreck very likely
the fore and aft schooner r. Patterson Of Belfast which
capsed the LIST January on her from Boston
to Wilmington, ~ Co. and since frequently fell in with)
the wind that prevailed yesterday continues for
few days shall have large list Of arrivals to report
and with them We fear, more distressing disasters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07
BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence

MADAME soSrAG appears to night at Nlbos as Norma,
in the admired opera Of Don Pasquae."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10
BY j. 9. MoGUIRE, Auo.,o..,r.

VERY DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY AT AUC-
uonon Tuesday afternoon April 18th, O'Clock shsn
sel auction the following bed property,
2lots 6e5 having front Of ~ ad
joining the North Capitol Streets oppos
overlooking
lots in $50 having OF New Jsr
between and streets, adjoining railroad
depot
lots In square, 20 feet front street, the
corner OF New Jersey avenue
lots is feet front
Tbese the valuable
in immediate vicinity OF the railroad depot.
Also lot q in %. situated
New Hampshire containing
LOTS and 5, in 81 fronting Virginia between
oath and 25th
2sth streets, containing $40 feet
Lot No 81 situated Of
and New Hampshire containing 10 SIS square
Lot No, 4, In square IL
Lot squar. south Of H. containing 45a square
do
Lot No ~ square fronting
between and with average depth Of % feet,
IN alley
Lott H. a. Is and 10, in square 49, fronting n.
spectvciy Rhode Island avenue, i7th
40 square 81, fronting 2ad,
Lot H. square n, fronting 2ad, between north and
Terms residue equal payments
twelve and eighteen months for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest.
An conv.yspcess expense Of The purchaser.
JAS. G Mcguire,
Ap5-d Ancuone1
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hfse story hck hoass inches FONT by
-, 80. ret snd nFs t.cs
1870, The W - hs q
he after ~ M -,s~ ausnass !. ~ -
m eesenr"s us- pss fsfuef
~nr~* and sseennnefsnns 10 -
:. - pss"-er nnenfg ~H IA
deferred psFs~oss, $3.50 " ''''''"il
Fufdtng - - 'f~-~~''
pa-~od2~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

STORE he taken down and ali goods "
contains he sod for csshThe of
having kindly In
large and modern latest i'm
shall be compelled ard
as pnsb. while i- being ~
determined 70 sen on for cash on
rather than pack them mp until In house
n 81 mos
choice and foreign dry soods all dspsr
all OF which IL n.w
We commence 70 day and offer article cost NO mo
asked, IA obvious ",
charge goods cold psrm,ted
~hou paid viii be charged !"
r. :.
wsd. merely requisite suss~.s those ssestsd 70
ne snofn ths
PERRY BROTHER,
ApaAdssf opposi,s c.nus harfsN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL Q, 1853.

The Senate met and opened at 2, p. m, in pur-
suance 10 adjournment of yesterday.
WITHDRAWAL or PAPERS
Mr.. PHELPS asked and obtained leave 10 withdraw
the memorial and papers OF William OBren, for the
purpose OF having them presented TO the proper depart
ment.
RESOLUTIONS. -MsssEscERs OF THE SENATE.
The Senate then proceeded TO consider the following
resolution submitted by Mr. BRiepT on yesterday
Rsopsd That much of any resolution or orde o. he
Senate provides for the EN- poyment col any istsoh
by messenger Otherwise, under lns ol,eI
tob OF the Sergeant aems, be, and - hereby tspese
and that persons shah hereafter hold iheH e"Poy
me by the tenure as other messenger
The unesiion being taken the resolution was agreed
to.
b.A.. TERMINATION or SESSION
Mr. HUNTER submitted the following resolution i
which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed
10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10
by Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

MOST VALUABLE UNIMPRovED CITY PROPERTY At
MI asctonon Thursday, April 18th, at O'Clock, on tbs
prsses shah sell original lots Nos 3 and in square NO ~
fronting 100 feet nort and pa feet inches on lin
Lot No four lots, fronting south IS feet
each by 100 feet - ,,,,,,
oang 18th street. viii be undivided
OF Is feet by 100 feet and one OF "a iee inches by
100 in depth.
The Massachusetts and street at this
point square, ground and which pecu
liar unrestricted and commanding
Of city, Potomac river, and Alexandria
proyemeni therefore particularly called 10 this sale
Ter balance twelve and eighteen
secured by deed OFT
the OF the purchaser
An
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

NAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, Pennsyl-
- would respectfully Offer to the
Washington and ansien
cloths and yesngs OF the
no styles which will be make
agreeable His is entirely aud perfect
10 hands wanted immediately
The best workmanship required highest prices paid
Ap 3-3aw3~ Int h Repl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

Al EXCHANGES, WORKINaMEn, ATTENTION !-By the
III title OF the hew
devoted interests has been changed to
National Advocate 10 be published before
intended this large circulation, and
aho ! al
,i.c PAGE h COATES,
Editors and Proprieton
washington Anil a. IsS3. Apt -6trod
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

= ,ytr 4 orpEp AT PUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY AFTEt
noon ANN 1884, O'Clock, m, on the premises most o.
beautiful buildinf
"a ,. .dap,ed esrdenng situated two and hs
miles from Washington, the turnpike badsnesx At present
~. .a OF General George Washington Bowie.
Tsrms liberal, and made known Al sale.
Ap IDS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

TEXAS COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON
Tue yin attend The &c Of n0 n and ss
edecns sales Of real estate The OF produce
ss ssS forwarding Of GEORGE SUTLER
suyKnEsc1s
s -.;s T:,'s ss s:s sfs -
asssees, cor,s., a Co, Edward @: Pale a Co,
M VEN .%' g I.as'ss Co, Waller Oa.
v. - Lathrop, esqs
Eryssssos wAsmIsoros CITY,
Fr.aercA w. Ritter, Treasury Department.
CuAA W. sCHUERMANN, who Instructed by
s s.gs' s ISa spos ae
.san r.ssesve. Instructions me piano. vocal music
Re..ssnes, L street, between and 10Th streets.
N ADAMG DElAMUk wo~d respectfully inform tine
@ .Ss as Az r. d1s. dress. morning.
s . s. ..'s ..e saaoa sss ssSs % ss Of
t,sseh and hAsh e@so,s,,is. lew ane pala.os
s saa es,a,sn. ats .na thread aovs. Cans: po
,.~e, hair s,es s,uaer fo tho handkerchief soaps
''. s@. ss..s. s'I.s,., as, ia, a. "a INA, .,,.,.
sSs"Ssss ' ''' ''''''" '''' - '' ''
M >. g. MCGUIRE. Asct,oassr.
A VALUABLE fAsM AT AucrioS.-on Tuesday, April a.
s.,a.ss - .s,s. s-.suisH,
s.sy 'e.a rss ss.ly and command
as saas ro.,uoa Gee country v.asnos, and being with
rs~. rs.asu. 70 . ~, and Is months for
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aps-soxss Aacuonssr.
ron SALE. all ss sawavs go, Tsh "a
s.ry Improved W toe lass eous~~ VIA sssnE
spa.a tas Uasa s'aes isqaits on The pemi
se., q, the sfcs store.
Mayors oMs.. ~ a.ha~sse~. April =, Iss3.
A REWARD o. e~ pad Cor spysc
N M such fhfcfssteu led " ss spPseh~n
.on 81 ss psr"e ~ ssy :. I" 49, s ~, y -
persoa e' persons srsfshs@aea ,a.. a., ...,,,,-
Aps-A 1phs w AAlktt Nsfef.
NJ ElI-rURSsssEO uoU~E capitol rssu s.s
fss lifsfei.a~a
hss Ma ya,d, and other
The hea.s ~ar b. rsa1d ~iuoai farul,ars ssrra
Pos further nfss"anon arr'Y 70 : ..,
Aps-a As~0s~-~s.
DknEuMkny "a. Zee ..s Manufacture ny c.s.r-
i s~t M.shI
Pur.t, asa Asaii.faa0as 10 q, a. ftsrce, A. ~
Ths pyer's fnsuseissl ~ ssia ~sn'ih F.ssn sysf
APPS fsANaN iAfhoh
REArnscs- .s sss usA~s,s~ Hs'ss'ss.i ny c.shs-
ID sasoi.lr.
arh,. ne mos, ps~e,fs vqsa-hsa
psessn, esptatE.n
rnp~--ss . aea werssl sees or yosH,
m. o-pss.l r...spa.. Is The cisss personal
Gospel Sls.. sepr.saaas s ~,sesnss..
sesssr sns ~ r~rensecs sma fe"
For sale "
| A.. GRAY EALLASTysr,
| ~ -sY-ntn sv-.'.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, sluhg
tnsisd modern style bsurfs, with marble msn gre nrnr
aiming EACH and convenience o
rentee family, will be favorable terms 70
punctusl tenant on application 10 --u.,-~ax
AM and Commissos Merchant,
South between ah and ION suss"
Ap s-eodn
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE. Auossonerr

VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-os
Tuesday, April l2b, ats O'Clock, shall sell, At sue
following described property Lot No.
square on To- No y In 5 lots Noe y 8, and r.
lI2 tot No. H. No ~ az
2s3, fronting thirty feet Vermont b.
and adjoining the residence Of ~ b.
smith, ESQ.
Terms eighteen months
JAS. c. McoUIRE.k
ApT-d Ascnonss.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

The Senate met and was opened at 2, p. m, in pur
suance 10 adjournment OF yesterday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-10

EOu SALE. all ~ ss.sr. No. $40, sa rsh ard noan
asss houses, sss'nu
a.. THIS spts. property $3.50 sab, imsasi.I
spsa M ussed States naaits The pfomi
. . the ersck
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-15
VOL, V.

1.-THE new steamship Sierra Neva.
da. of Vanderbilt's Line. made the pas.
sage from New York to San Francisco
in the extraordinary short time Of 49
days.. This is the shortest passage on
record.
....The ladies Of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, attended the polls on the
goth, TO urge their husbands and broth
ers to vote for the Maine Law. They
were Of course successful. In Leoni
the ladies also came out. and the town
gave 206 majority for the law.
ION the last "trip up Of the Die
Vernon. q stateroom occupied by two
men named Ruperts, was robbed Of
$500 in gold by man named Young.
who was immediately arrested. as he
was seen leaving the room just before
the alarm was given. He was put on
at Quincy. tried and fully committed.
after which he confessed, aid told where
the money was secreted. which all wac
found with the exception OF sixty dol
lars, which was missing.
....An Iron Ship has arrived at New
Orleans from Liverpool. Her entire
hull. with the exception OF the deck
planking and some ceiling. is Of iron
Even her heavy spars are OF iron, and
40 large tina, a man can ascend the mast
through the spar. The ship measures
1000 tons and cost 100000. She is
more capscious in proportion TO her size
than timber-constructed ships.
....In Milroad, Ohio, the following
painful occurrence recently took place:
DR.. J. A. Kelly was drinking in gro
Gerry. His maiden sister called him
She was abused by the grocery keeper,
and ordered home. She then picked
two or three stones and threw them,
breaking two or three decanters. The
grocery keeper caught his revolver.
chased her and fired four shots at her,
one ball lodging in her thigh, whence it
cannot be extracted. and another. in
flicting a similar wound on young boy,
who was sitting quietly on his s,oop
some doors from the GROCERY. The
wounds Of both are very painful. The
grocer was arrested and held to bail in
the sum Of 1000.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-15
New Store in Muscatine |!

On L,oa Apeaue, opposite the Nevada Mil.
fINHE subscribers being comparative strangers,
i and having bu, just opensai new and beau.
,ltul stock Of merchandza d. from the Eastern
cii'es, respectfully invite, third u The medium Of
the public press, the attention of the ci,zens Of
this place and vicinity 10 the same. As we wish
10 sell To all. on as reasonableierms as possible,
VIC ask Of you liberal sbare;sUf patronage, and
,oiA positively sell lo.Ser t6ss any other house in
the city,
ROR CASH on PRODUCE!
Our stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, VIC
are certain. cannot be surpassed in this section
consisting Of Dress Silks, Raseges. Barsgc d
LANES. Lawns, Swiss, French and Scotch cling
hams, Laces. worked collars. edgings, incert' ngs
addrlhons--of the la,es, styles aud patterns.
Boots and shecs. Hats and Caps, Hard ware,
Groeeriss, Aec., Of ala kinds.
Give US call. and we will take The greatest
pleasure IN showing our so,sls, feeling con6den,
you cannot 60 away dissatisfied.
BRYANT 4 CHAMBERLAIN
Museatine June 10, is53--tf
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Agents Wanted
10 canvrss for ard sell
THE HRROINEs OF HISTORY,

THE HRROINEs OF HISTORY,
aud i,s compsni'n,
THE HEROINES OF THE CRUsAD1Rs,
Usr published by x. NJ BURNETT, Mus
y caiine. lows. A large commission will be
paid Those engaged IN selling those books ar,
making from fpe to ten dollars per dQp
The Herolnes Of History embraces histories and
biographies Of the following celebrated characters;
CLEOPATRA, Joln OF Arc. Maria Theresa, Josephine,
Elizabeth OF England, Mary Of Scotland, Calha.
rine Of Russia. Marie Antoinet:e, Madsse Roland.
Thou hast charmed cup. ., Fame,
A draughi that maniles high,
And seems To liz the EARTHLY frame
Above mortalhy."-Mrs. Hen.ans.
Oae octave volume containing $40 pages bcavJi.
fully hound 10 embossed morocco aud eml,ellisl,s.i
with six elegant steel portraits from correct like
nesses BY John >. jenkins. Retail price
So 80.
Heroines Of the Crusades, companion to the
Heroihes OF History contains biograI hies of della.
Countess Of Blois, Eleanor of Aqui,aine. Beren.
garisn Of Navarro, isabrlla Of Angouiems, Vic.
lante Of Jerusalem. and EIpanora OF CASTLE.
"Oil Historic rolls opened"
BY c. A. Boss, iuihor Of "Bloss' Ancient Hts
tory" One octave volume. combining about 500
pages elegantly bound in embossed morocco aud
timely emhelishcd with steel portraits and title
page. Retail price 81 50ssame, Turkey extra
fuH gil, IS 90.
On receipt If the price Of either of the above
books. viii forward , copy. post paid, TO any
part Of The United States.
also pubisha large number Of other new
popui and ssleat!s hooks for sgents.
For further particulars address
r. M. BURNETT. Publisher,
Muscatine, Iowa.
0TPubtshers OF pewspoperssin the u. 5. CIV
ing the obove Eve weekly insertions, with notice.
shall receive a copy Of each, by express or other.
wise, as they may order RIM B.
June 10, 1853. y
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GEN. SCOTT
Expected in Muscatine!

TNHE undersigned would respectfully announc.
u TO the citizens Of Musca,ine and vicinity thai
lhev have just opened a large BAKING ESrAB.
iISHMENT IN he old and well known stand ri
f.. Plumner. on Second street. opposite j. NJ
Kane's Saddle and Harness ship. where there can
ne had AZ sll times FRESH BREAD. CAKES
CRACKERS & PIES. We nre prepared alsn ia
manufacture afis and all kinds Of CANDY e. order
an the shortest notice and on a. fair terms aa car
be hid above ". louis Country Merchants, and
shop Keel ers would do well Ia give us a call he.
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of nuts
candies, SINAI beer. sofia wafer, prunes, pickles,
citrons, ralsins, fg- lemons Iemonade, cigars
smoking and che wing tobacco, ofthe hes, quality
pepper sauce, cheese, matches; snrlines toys and
tlso room supplied to furnish a lunch TO such as
may give Us a call
ADAMS & WAISENBERGER.
Nav 27 1853 If
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-15

AT Berlin and London the longes t
day has l6a hours; a, Stockholm and
Upsal lSa at Hamburg. Dan,zic and
Stettin, IL, and the shortest. 2; al St.
Petersburg aud Tobolsk the longest has
9 and the shortes, ST hours: at Tornea,
in Finland, the longest day has 2l, and
The shor:es, "a; IA, Wanderbus. in Nor
way. ,hp day lasts from the 2Ist Of May
80 the 22iof July. withou, interruption;
and al Spi,zbergen, the longest day is
2! months.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-15

RocKING CHAIRs INrERpIcrED.- Mrs
Leslie. in her behavior book, says that
the practice of rocking in chair is
now discarded by gen,eel people. She
says that it looks silly ia gentleman
10 rock himself, and that even ladies'
ought not to do so except alone. and in
putting babies to sleep. Fashionable
people will govern themselves by these
suggestions.
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DR.. Thos. 81. Edwards. n9. 81.

NHO has lately arrived in Miscatine offers his pro
" fessional services to its citizens and vicinity. He
has been engaged In the practice OF medicine the last
twenty years and has given particular attention to
the disease OF children He attends to obstetrics and
hopes by giving strict attention TO his business to
merit the confidence OF the comm unity. respectfully
soliciting fair trial. Charges for services will be
uniformly moderate Satisfactory reference can be
given as to character and qualifications.
Punctual to all calls, night and day. Office is at
present where he hyes Third st. back Of the City
Hotel. July 8, l853.-G
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az GROSS

or Ison and P.i,ersons justly.reebraied
Gutfa Per hG- C ated Mercantile and Pdfenl
Fountain Steel Pens,
OF the finest quality. The eutla percha coat.
\ ing prevents corroding Those who like
steel pen. W ia find these The very hes, they eveI
used. Try oad see. X NJ. BURNETT.
Muscsiine July 8, l653-f
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0GllIEWIrI IHInTTSIE.

OGllIWlrI HOUSE
Situated Oh ihO cOrnor al w ate. street and Iowa
Avenue. IN the heart OF The city, This building is
the largest aud mist convenient in the esl, out
OF ST Louis II is four stories high, contains 1870
rooms, of good size well ventilated ard with every
convenience. Also, suits Of rooms for families.
The Proprietnr has con,me cei this enIerpize
VIVA a determination 10 make The Ogye House
the Hotel Of the North west. Situated as il is. al
the mos' fiourshing point in Iowa, having direct
daily communication with The capitol, aud daily.
ui.weekly and semi-weekly lines of coaches 10 al
the principal points in the State being also sur
FOUNDED by the best sporting ground in the world.
Musca'nc has long felt the serious want or a ca.
pacious first class Hotel. This want the proprie
tor ct the Ogilvie House will aim to supply He
has employed cooks. steward. and servants of ex.
perieUce and skill, and III every department will
endeavor Ia give his guests entire satisfaction.
GOOD STABLE is giarhsd TO the House
or Baggage taken 10 and from the liver free o
charge. D. w. CLOVER, Proprietor
Nuscaine. Iowa Nov. 90. 1881
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=. w. N1itchell's
NEW DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

IF you want highly finished Iife-like Dsgusr.
Z II repype. with or without rOlors, call VI the
nesl, fitted up rooons Of ]. w. Michel, situa.
ted over Messrs. Vance e. Bro. Furniture Store.
on the corner OF Cellar aud second Streets. where
he can siways he found at all times ready to take
pictures TO please or no pay. Having lately re
turned from 81. Louis with all the latest improve
menls Of the arr, ne aa,ters himself that his work
cannot I've exr.lleJ inthe west.
June l653.u
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EEaying Tools and Farm


- > AZ az NsF'
A Ii'i.I ss-orunen nf all kiIds via. Hay,
IL sIfaa a ii corn staih ,ut',,-,
Cast steel s,Stars;
d, du rale Go
81 he sa,ihs; hay rakss;
Scyht rifl aud sones;
III ~ aud ,naii.,s. forks;
q in,is,Dncs a,ii gtilASon- hrngingS;
ss,.i steel aud lcase hnts;
'','dn rakrs; ladies' hr kew;
Ladies' garden hoes;
Iron sausage s,eat cutte,si
do do fllersI
Chains--all kin is;
Patent Thermometer Churns;
Calendar do
Cast steel shovels, at 81.
For sale al the lowest prices, wholesale OF re-
tail. CHAS. 4 WIN. K. STONE.
july 8. lS53-3n Mai,st., Muscatine.
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y
iENIs -ph-tFI'rt li,vuis ieu nnd irE shed au
[ ",i -. pr 1r3 I! q. 10 Nu'caltne, Tor Tue
p,arrfe dratf,;y would ne, psc,iuliy inform
ia ciiiz as & Miscaiilr ~, tl,iits lint h. will
T. p edssd 10 ucs,iIia .s'ae al ~ hing any up
hos an tho i.,tl. Ia the latest ,n,I n.os, mn
~ "" sty'o.
t'.rr nee, III, wtl,y sto,r ,"merlv occupied
hv A. 2. 30 Ii. H. ROSE. Dentist
G,I-na. la. -. %. jysf
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---JULY IS, 1853
Snodgrass 4 McClmpbell,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers

w nOltSdlt dHu ttdlI Ur0cerS,
MUSCATINE. Iowa,
T lave Just received general stock OF goods
IL in their lin consisting Of the following arli-
"es. to.w:
Sugars Of aliqnali,ies Lemon syrup
holasses, n bbis, half fubs. buckets
bhs and kegs }Willow-ware, Clothes pins
Coffee Rim aud Java {Churns spades, shovcls
Teas, Of all kinds Hoes. brooms
Saleratus, indigo, madJer3C Cotton warn and batting
Nails, assorted 3Candle wicking
Goldfish carpet chain
Nos. and mackerei {CorJsge. assorted
Nutmees cinnamon Meal selves
Spice. pepper, ginger pilass iumhlcrs
Lemons oranges, {falm leaf hats
uriei apples and peaches3S"ap, tobacco
White lead, lCigars-r egalias. princi.
Window. glass. sxl0 and pes and Cuba SKIES
lOxl2 rures, raisins almonds
Star and tallow candles }Pecans, peanuts,
Lins"ed, sperm and olive Dried cu,ran's. rice
oils Cheese, pepper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept Ivy grocers.
which will I've sold as cheap can I've bought 10
Musca,ine. fir cash or approped country produce.
May 6 lS53-ap22-3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-15
Gr0eEgies and Provisions.
NJ,Ift Sry.;lnI,

GrOeEgaes :sssa Provisions.
NEW STORE.
4 III f SD!as,iher has Just opened new grocery
u STORE. (an Second street. in The room iorner-
Il occupied by Collins q Darhng,nn,) and pre-
pared % sell al wh,lrsaie and retail on as good
le'ns rs eau Ia. hsI 10 his city, or any other
p!aca OF the rivrr hove me Rapids. The iollcw
ing ere some CT he articles now on hand
Rio LaguS RI coiE
Blown, claiIici loaf and rrued sugar
Molases, syrup sGgar-house
q A dairy and ksnawha salt
io,rrriai and Young Hysln teas, first quality
Palm soap. m uld and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars. pipes, &c. sss
Lemons, raisins, figs, behring's,
Candies, almonds, English walnuts,
Peanuts, currents. Chocolate. rn,meg
w. II. cheese. wines brandy, DC.
Best indigo. purcu-hion caps. bar lead
Sho,, cap letter AMI wrapping paper
Cinnamon. cloves, pepper. spice
Ground ginger. mustard in cans
Tubs best "mher NADER. coppcrss
Alum, starch, candle wicking
Markeral. Goldfish. sari,n,s
Bed-chords, buckets zink wash bosrds
Resin. cotton hatting-with many other ar
clcs for family use.
{, T Country produce, such as butter. eggs po-
aioes. fowls. and every thing in the marker Tor
ami'v u.e. wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Musca,ine. March 25--tf