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'lNhE pAIuERREorrPE ART prActised by wITEiIURsr
~ with all the improvements the
himself worldwide reputation gained by
eninenee without proof Of
years OF study and practice adopting all the
nhSh have SO rapidly succeeded each other this profession
he gained the highest distinction Artist
palm OF victory when competing
lands Mr. W. has also gained shat highest OF all
confidence and patronage the public
OF patrons who daily hrong his Gallery
not only gems OF art but Unable value
pOsseSsors.
sercosoopc kenesses taken in the improved
Every variety OF Cases, Frames Locke
and az the most satisfactory prices.
~ rpN- -Ns
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d NIUN ~TENN -HIP CONrNNl'- LINE OF =
~ STENNthIiS-For Philadelphia every Monday tlfS
md Nin

n N y " ~
u STENNtEIiS-For Philadelphia every Monday 4SfSN
and THURSDAY Norfolk and Capc May -sdt1sr SaslS
err or NItIlMDNl. Captain Mitchell, steamer
VIRGINIA, Captain Teal snd the sfsr PESNS " TINi4
Capt splendid steamships Rich
Philadelphia every Monday Thursday high
touching land passengers. Returning leave Pa
dcpha Wednesday aud Saturday at 10 O'clock A. NJ, until
further
Passengers FOR Cape May by taking
this route Is addition being cheapest, the
expeditions and comfortable
IAsnrr,ror New entered into arrangements
passengers through New either by
steamers allowing them the privilege Of remaining in Phadv
pAa days proceed directly New York.
the arrival o. the
shippers the Tobaoeonists DESTROYS shipping
pburg mind that made all the
lorSard Tobacco through C loo
pounds.
notice always given Daily Papers the
city when the will be ready receive freight and the
hOurof their sailing
y. shippers mind that all bills Of LadiuE
De the wharf Rockets TO be signed before the sailing
the
Passage through to New York Let cabin and found, 500
Passage through to Philadelphia ls cabin found
DO do do "a do DO do
po do Norfolk, LIST do do 90
For freight or passage, apply to -
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
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n oii1. lDtMlNrINg CAMILLE ar 90. b.,
az " JOHN s. GgEuJN & son

EAVAsOis 6c.-Para-oIs ~ aud handsome .... it
black and c1H-.d Umbrellas. Cotton aud s... tn
b. eliza fir gentle forsale Iy
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discount u each will be
purchasing tickets thc ucc In Richmond Petersburg
thU-v who take the where tickets sold
The children those
twelve years OF
Aaugr taken uPa point not designated will be required
the charge the point pas.,u-
desiring to leave the train point d,gnated pay
the charge 90 iie next place designated.
fsfeuEe taken u az any point ou the road to he set down
another point the road will be charged cents
ant charge viii be asde Tor distance than rs
&C. that likely fure ihe furniture cars
permitted on the passenger
Nothing except wearing apparel and the necessary
Tor TRAVELLERS vail he allowed 90 De baggage
company Will not be responsible goods specie bills
anything hut the
that only when placed in the baggage car.
rar passing backward and forward cars
Passengers will not be permitted platforms
the sh % In motion.
Passengers requested 20 KEEP THEIR
SEALS, 10 from otherwise draciug the
Please Co tie superintendent % nciviity
pocncsu tie Of the conductors bAEgsgc masters
81 agents, = others.
Express Train, going either way up
down the Port Malthall Clover m
Halfway station and Manchester other points
/ circumstance.
The Mail Isun will ',opat either Of the following points,
and other placcssvt Creek Port Malha Junction,
y Crossing, Clover i Junction Halfway station, Kingsand
Crossing, GTrguy- Crossing Eces Turnout Philips Crossing,
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
liY OsuEE BuAED bGaLCroEH.
ULU-u IlOS DODAAEAD, Superintendent.
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ED t,HNiOND AND ROsrON LINE OF
HIN ~ PAthkTs-rhis line 10 composed o 4-t,SN
NTTpthe following vessels ADD sails fou po.ton fftS
-
Schooner SUSAN, Captain S. a. Rogers.
MISSIONER, a. Z. Rogers,
COURIER, j H. Rogers
SHARON, J. II. Niekerson,
MkhCl TAYLOR, Cyrus Nj kerson.
JCLlEr1E, bed Bak.r Jr
These vessels the for thi,
and have superior accommodation for passenger
They commanded ty experienced Cap we'll qualified
ior the trade aud Who will
They will be towed and down the river steam
relied ON 20 sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from
u 70 their interest ship by thus the regular
freight will be taken
effort will be agents Richmond and
10 satifacti n. - ~
We respectfully hope succeed In obtaining full share
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets,
koWes wharf, DAVID CURRtE, Richmond
"a. ALLEN WEIGH, Boston, lAgents.
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GODS POE NfSs AND Bows WEAR Iu... ui...I o. a.
u rfYtf or mems ana boys Go which Doc
%tl5 sii1s L. JoHysroy, ysaiuHa.,
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~ -, ",,Un-, - ~ UtT- HOME I
- Mary Andrews Dsniton. WHIST u u

d ut home fliliNiS. ~ MIS-
q MARY Andrews Dsuon. "WlAt Is % but a map Of busy
tn. 5.d W,p;s Hide. By T. s. ArIur. 7scs.
,Wautfs Too Important contract trt entered into lightly.
Trse 5 t be matter bargain md sale not mo-
ar what prsa.nre 0uIald drDl1.f re, r.mut hu 'r
4at On h. reir Happiness ana irnctuw upon eutgs,
nav be ufon others, which nothing ever uy Tplr IT,
this forth iraouE sht E te design Of he resent 'oiumf
-. Eyfrucf mon. IgsiHcT
Christian Character. ~ ~. NCwrrf.h. ".
Ibr LIE Ls.fefs Of stephen Olive D. n T. D. late
PRECEDENT ~ Wr.iryHu tuFCuity,H NcIs.
OWL Monarchy Zoo fHurr iu he lGh ari 18Th Ccru
risa Of France principally dunr Nnt period by leo
rtd Hante, author ~ History q che foree, &c vol ".
The Ud urure ~ e River ny ihe author - me Oh Crtck
Gaze and Chaots nrds their Natural History, ratiis Fod
us.ea sioIts of Capture translated from The
Gcrrsn ~ ~ Bchseu. ~ ~ Plain sud Colord Plates ror
sale ~ s. MOHHlS
Ng % Main street.
geRT PORTION N thc World b. favored w Providence
~ in Mineral Waters o value and undouhtsd virtue,
than che mountains n virginia Scientific frd bigtd SC
~ their DUAL ties aud inecif, with directions 90 urr
Use, by coup tent medical gentlemen, o. htrc red 10 he pub
ur also Map n mc Routes. ty which hc avrra Wat1rE
lares reached To- inyaud especially, WHO ore dr,crg
he attention t' nature u'ucdi GrCr COMMIT NJ uis ~
Travelling Companion direct thrir Choice ard Guide thcIf
Journey search of NE Boon Form. They yin here
obtain Information respecting Oer Fountains N Health,
than from any other whatevcr'Nfto. gH"Jtfiy
hCgEEs VIRGINIA. SPRINGS, new edition ia published and
iylo j. ". RANDOLPH
= "A HBs CO haif BIDS iisrfss Cot Hrrtinss receiving
tbselB this morning rom sohr. Bfth Q1gcu. or tlle
jyi6 BACON BAsKtHNiLL
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ss,SS, sGE no NcEFotKaRi 7liE 0li, III

n PORTABLE : tn Nbti Z 'ttEIISE-l-
PECK" Carr. JuHS DAyts-rle CURTIS PECK s---s--Ss
having undergone thorou Ga oycrhaunr W
M boats pumps, &C. Ia accordance with the late Co srcss
U saturday morning next, Gth inst the
between ti and Norfolk, leaving the wharf Rockets precise
o'clock every Tuety, Thursday and Saturday morning,
Thereafter. the
Returning Norfolk each alternate morning, the
hour. touching al the rrFuIr landing, river going
returning Freight iakeu q usual.
Passage % Portsmouth Sortok. .........f2
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n bLArtD FORKS AND sruUr-.-Au.tu.l suppy af l.s.
Dgauufu oI. douhs plated @ pure silver yu A.1tts,
c,iycd per Express, and iHr sale I'g by
q. ). slNTON COrsisu Of the C.rggar-s1w,
mL.. n N.-- -Lr..,.
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us GALLERY II Main street.
AyRGINIA LINE OF RItIt,IaND AKIN

Ihese vessg an o. The hTs built The city BATH
c expressly for this trade and have
passenger They commanded by experienced Captains
quahe Tor the trade, and who will
MEDIATE They will be towed and down the steam
may be relied on to sail promptly, advertised.
Merchants North, ordering New will
ind their interest ship this Lane, always
be taken by other line packets
E be made by the Agents In Richmond New
isfacton.
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this York. forwarded FIRE,
n commission, New Orleans Mobile, Charleston, Savannah
any other southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In New York
Berth No. /, COnee House slip foot Of Wall
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond
Q. II. PlEllSON, New York, SAgents
y H.. Il
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TttAIl--Nv respectfully thanks
Merchants, Farmers, Mechanic HOlkccper and the pubus,
carefully selected stock 4IFlrr and Cutlery Ja,t
r,cy and opened for the Spring trade lie will name some o.
the J. aiding articles, yiZ-
scythr and Grass Blades
wedding, Killing, and Grlbting Hoes
Pen Pocket Knives % almost every kini
Razor. aud scissors Of BugcLrrs Mustvuuu AMI RodRrT'
Rur.-s and Forks 90 every description
Pad stock Chest, C-p0d TAI, aud Kan Locks all sizes and
kinds
Copp,r wash Kettles
Hollow % al description
bgesters article particularly nice for making
Trace, o., log, " ell, sud Pump Chains
Filth, Halter, and Breast Chains
Spades and r.oyelg % sind
Manure sui Hay FORKS; al Kinds
Hor.e Shoes Bl.leu's make, anil Grains Horse Nails
Wrought aai Cat spikes sli
Wrought and Cut Nails all sizes
Hammers, Hatche;s aud Adzesi Sl sizes
Axle, from . 70 inch
Hand, rauneI, Tenant. MIL Pit, and Cross-Cut IS
Counter scales and Patent Balances Platform Scales
Brass, britannia, ami riu >ptipuu,
Bri1ws, Auvs, AMI Vice., Piss every description
Aug~Ts CAisgls, MaIc;s, !Itr,5i aud BeViis
bench Moulding Planes
HJr-e Mule Collars and Brilles
Coffee Al,s Of all kiud-, Manila = 20 ~ inch
MAYORS Cast steel; an sizes aud shapes commonly used
Safety FIs- q the best quality
Weaver Reed AMI Steel sirys
Br,Eu and lHsaghri shoe Tu=lld
Masou's Challenge Backing
Shoe Goth Hair Floor, S~rubbing and Couuis
Brushes, with other article usually
line r business, all of which pa s bought cus' aud vii
be- ,f-ryI 0u the very best terms
Ne I happy slew goods 70 40 who wish any t'ue
and 10 t'a beet Or q. .ir
% h-y af a.. ROBERTSON, CATS s EATCLlFFE,
SO to o. Zoo 4f tha 90
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.,llliln COon- Inn O ,ILI,lIN--

- B..es, BIZ, Brown and Green Frea-4 Cloths
Back aud Fancy Cts..a,r,s
li .r, psapI'Err and Cashmeretts
NtIt and Cold Linen DFlIa.s
S.a .fl N4r-.I'rs N..'ir--
Galls Msr.ln and sik Under Shirts
Isle Thread ard Cotton Under shirts
sE Thread ans Cotton HAN t.s.
Gloves ,Ut Handkerchief 10 every style
silk end Cotton Umbrellas
CruFHt- ana Surr|.H -f.rEa.
We have l sl-rs large and ttui1m- assortment goods
l.ri.usrs -arr'r str partly enumerated above. which
Dr. 40 I'd a- I.a a s'.T s,Yls ca. Boz. hHu-f Any t.r.
WARREN q PERKINS.
.... So 1ff Elr.s Hl#H-
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N ORR , NAV y; MUSIC ron TnE PIANO 70


Nd a. IliA,hLltAtS GREAT Nov 4 Ls.-HENRY ~
I'VE MOND-The history Henry Esmond ESQ., Colonel
service Of her Majesty,
MIR ThackorAy this country excite
The curiosity Of the American public
dueon Of h versatile, creative pen. Though exhibiting
embiance to Vanity Fair spirit
the shrewd insight into the
wonderful facility Of hitting "a character touches
which distinguish the writings o
VANITY FAlR-A Novel without Hero, with
vanity Fair be admitted original Of
eal genius that has Of late
lasting place in literature. - Examiner.
PENDENNIS-Ihe history Of Pcndenn his fortunes and
fortunes, his friends and his enemy
rhaekaray must take his head prose
the Motalsts describes
and Of society curious felicity Washington
ReJubiic.
and desrvd popular author be found the
y, Piano Forte aud Publishing Establishment OF
unhA Mi,
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DIN NJ ROYAI1- Commi--ion Merchant nvs
a. doom above tty Hotel ftiehmond.
ting tsrms:
S SS:f a S Ssss: SUGAR
IT, r ::: 49,, 9 S $50. .'s.. loonn
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
lowering Cos Sugar Hoase syrup
Pouchons, 0olon
0unpouder n Young Tyson. STE-
Prom the nsest TO the lowest grades
sat-Liverpool filled Sacks
Candles-spsrm Adamantine. nd T,ilov
soaps-Of
Gross Herrngs-North Carolina and uailnx
Nails 10 W dy (Od DominIon)
ron n Blistered teel
Cigars-from tiO 10 ESQ per NJ
Family Roe lierrngs, In half barrels
bacon Sides shoulders, and liAms
AsoSpiccs all Plough Cords Powder Shot
Shoe Thread Wrapping and Letter Paper London
don Porter Scotch Ale; Starch Fig blue; Yarns Grind
Stones with other
assortment complete, all Of which Orer prices
mh3-u
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~ OTICE-The OF KENT, PAISE KENT having sN-
pred hy limitation. the subscribers have formed new Co
oartnership Uniting Mr. ROBERT 4. PAINE Partner,
Eiil continue sAs business UudcT the same style. -
HORACE L. KENT,
WA. G.. PAINE,
Jaf-H JAS. :. KENT,
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Murtard, Egg and Salt spoons
BATTER Knives, sugar T0ngs and Shoyes
PlA'ed Tea Ware, In sets Of pieces
o the most elegant patterns
take Baskets richly chased and mounted with silver ,
Chaaug Meat Dishes, OF siEes To- T. IL TO-
- and 20 inches beautiful styles Oyster Dishes
Ubace and Tea Urns; Oofee higgins, SC, &C.
Tea Trays OF the most beautill patterns
sets sugy Padding Mouds, Tea Cadde Cake Boxes hn'
Foxes Toilet rubs, Knife Washers Wash Ia
ns &C All articles, with numerous others can DC
,,n,I AZ BCLkLFY COS,
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n IARLt~6 BROOKE Dealers In Boots Shoes Hats CAPS
NJ Bnnncts, Trunks, &c, &C, No. ~ Pearl -r-i, hrh
ud Va receiving null assortment Of Goods suitable
for The Fan Trade which they would call the attention OF Coun
try Merchants Farmers aud the public generally Their s
OF the
found in house and being desiroU selling the
communicating terms they think shat they insure satisfaction
3 their
They largely engaged In the manufacture o. shoes which
will enable them furnish superior article and in
regulate the sizes 90 salt purchasers believing tina; good article
furnish such
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO call ausO
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IN retiring from business cheerfury and confidently
patrons the public generally the new firm
D. -kE\E a BLAIR. - -.---
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EBAss ENGERs For NEM NoRk.-IDE-
WHEEL STEI MNTIF.S ROANOKE AND Kin
FIMESTOW W. of 1900 and 4 100 BuTthrn.- E11,ytS
Passengers New York will mind that the
Steamship "ROANOkE.' Eiward Cavrndy, Commander
leaves Richmond regularly TUESDAY afternoon atI O'Clock
by Norfolk allowing them visit that place.
Passage 90 New York including meals and Inc state Room
commodAuons, only siO
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
A Perfect wife.

Edmund Burke, the English orator,
said of perfect wife:
She is handsome, but it is moi beauty
arising from features, from complexion
or from shape. She has all three in a
high degree. but it is not by these she
touches heart; it is all by that sweet.
ness of temper, benevolence, lnnocense,
and sensibility, which face can ex,
press, that forms her beauty. She has
face that just raises your attention at
frs: sight; ii grows on you every mo.
ment, and you wonder il did no more
than raise your attention at first sight.
Her eyes have a mild light, but they
can awe when she pleases; they COM
mand like good man out of office, not
by authority but BY virtue.
Her stature is not tall, she is no
made 10 be the admiration of everything
but the happiness Of one.
She has all the frmness that does no
exclude delicacy--she has all the soft
ness that does no, imply weakness.
Her voice is soft, low music, no
formed TO rule public assemblies, bu, t,
ebotiii tUocC " bO tult tugulsI CObil
pany from crowd; i, has this adyantag
You must come close 10 her TO hear il
To describe her body, describes he
mind; one is the transcript 10 The other
her understanding is not shown in thu
variety Of matters it exerts itself on
but in the goodness of the choice sh'
makes.
She does not display it so much ii
saying or-doing striking things, as avoid
ing such as she ought not to say or do
No person Of so few years can know
the world better; no person was eve
less corrupted by her knowledge.
Her politeness flows from natura
disposition 20 oblige, rather than from
any rules on that subject, and therefore
never fails to strike those who under
stand good breeding, aud those who dt
not.
She has a steady and firm mind, which
takes no more from the soldity of fe
male character, than the solidity O.
marble does from its polish and lusire
She has such virtues as 10 make us valu
the truly great OF our own sex. She
has all the winning grace that makes Us
love even the faults we seek in the weak
and beautiful of hers.
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VOL. Y.
Sweet Thauuht.

Whenever we find our temper ruffled toward pa
rent, wife, a sister or brother, we should pause
and think, that in few months or years they viii be
10 the spirit land watching US or perchance we
shall be there watching over them, left behind. The
intercourse Of life between dear ones should he like
that between guardian angels. As charming Hunt
sings:
How sweet it were if without feeble fright
Or dying of the dreadful beauteous sight,
An angel came 20 US, and we could bear
To sec him issue from the silent air
At evening in our room, and bend on ours
His eyes divine. and bring us from his bowers
News ofour dear friends and children who have never
Been dead indeed--ss shall know forever.
Alasl we think noewhat we daily see
About our hearths-anges that are to be-
Or may be il they win, and we prepare
Their souls and ours to meet in happy air.
child, friend, wife, whose soft heart strings
In unison with ours, breeding its future wings.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24

CURIOUS FAcr There is queer kind
of snail found on the shores of Finland
that lives upon clans. The way the
snails eats the clam is as follows: ii
watches an opportunity when the clam
lies with its she'll open. and thrusts a
small fat stone in. The clam clasps
the stone, and being Enabled 20 shut up
its she'll, the snail quietly sastens into
it, and sucks out the poor clans life,
and finally gets out all the inside Of the
clam for food.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
IRIS WHAr You SPENp.-"I's wha

IRIS WHAT You SPEND.-"It's what
thee'll spend, my SON. said sage
old Quaker; "not what thee'li make,
which will decide whe Their thee's TO be
rich or mott The advice is trite, for il
was but Franklin's, in another shape:
Take care of the pennies. and the
pounds will take care Of themselves"
But it cannot be too often repeated.
Men are continually INDUCING in small
expenses, saying TO themselves that it's
only trifle, yet forgetting that the ag-
sregate is serious, that even the seashore
is made up OF petty grains of sand.-
Ten cents day, even, is thirty six dollars
and half year, and that is the inter.
est OF capital Of six hundred dollars.
! The man that saves ten cents day only
is so much richer than him who does
not as if he owned life estate in house
worth six hundred dollars Every six
teen years, 10 cents day becomes six
hundred dollars; and if invested quar-
terly, does not take half that time. -
] But ten cents a day is child's play, some
4 will exclaim. Well then, John Jacob
Astor used 10 say, that when man, who
/ wishes to be rich, has saved ten thou
sand dollars, he has won half the battle.
Not that Astor thought ten thousand
much. But he knew that, in making
such sum, man AGO uired habits oil
| prudent economy, which would con
SANITY keep him advancing in wealth.
How many, however, spend ten thousa nd
la.
when on looking back, cannot tell, they
say, "where the money went to-" TIC
save is the golden rule to get rich. TIC
squander, even in small sums, is the frs
step towards the poor-house.
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NEW
GROCERY &. PROVISION STORE.

Al JeRniS0n'S old stand, on Second street
9 He subscribers have on hand new and CON-
. plete stock, consisting IN part OF
Cofiee - Rio and Java w 7 cheese
Tea--Y n and Imp Vinegar
sngar--N O and Becher's Noils and glass
Salt--bbl, sack and dairy Curranls, raisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackereI
NolassesN o and 5 II Flour and corn meal
Cigars--Tagaiia q principe Lead, powder, sho, .9c
DEMONSTRATING d chew Soap and candles
Candles, nuts oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
sardincs, ho'low-ware, bacoa &c &C. and oil other
articles usually kept in grocery and provision
store, which we offer for sale a; wholesale or re-
tail, at he lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
NEIDIG g. SPRINGER.
Muscatine, March Is. ls53-u
n. b. Wanted--All kinds Of marketing, such
IS butter. eggs, fowls, cheese, lard, onions, rota
toes, &c. for which The highest price will be given
n. g. s.
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The Bible.

Whence butfrom Heaven, could men unskiled in arts
In several ages born, in several parts,
Weave such agreeing truths? or how, or why
Should sll conspre to teach us with lie?
Unasked their pains, ungrateful their advice,
Starving their gain, and ulartyrdom their price
Dyp4cn
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FERRY GROCERY.
@. ". MESSICK.

AT The Ferry Landing, on Water str et,
r EEPS all kinds of Family Groceries Flour
IN by the barrel or retal--collee, sugar. molas.
es. 1prer, spice, vinegar teas tobacco, fish, salt,
lard honey, stone-ware, tinware, boots shoes, ci-
gars, candies, powder, shot, lead. starch, indigo
candles, tar, etc. Dried and green apples for sale
by the barrel or bushel.
Muscatine Jan. Ia, 1853. ly
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Brushes! Brushes!!

THE undersigned have commenced The manu-.
Il facinre OF brushes Of every description. a, the
corner OF Cedar and 7,h streets Merchants asj
others Will do well to give call before pure has
ing ELSEWHERE, as we are determined 10 sell on as
good terms as can be obtained in any eastern city
riders from the country filled Immediately
shorl notice. SMITH E CAITELL
Mnscaine City. MAY goth 1853:
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1853
Season Arrangement:
Michigan.
&c. Eouis, Keokuk, Rurlington,
mUsGATINE.
Davenport, Rock Islund a ind Gnlcnn Packet.

nc. Ionis, Keokul, Rurlington,
mUsCATINE,
Davenport, Rock Island and Gnlcnn Packet.
A THE entirely new and splendid
ysss15T;ysl passenger steamer MICHIGAN,
ssEys@sssEs 81 RoDERr A, RE,LIr, master, has
commenced making weekly trips between ST.
Louis and Galona--leaving ST. Louis every Sat.
urday at o'clock P. M, and arriving at Musca-
tine every Monday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ On her
return, leaving Gaena on Wednesday evening and
Muscaline on Thursday a, 10 o'clock A. M.
The Michigan is entirely ner. and in poin, o.
capacity, speed and splendor, has no equal on The
Upper Mississippi. She is provided with Evans
Safeguards, steam and wafer guagcs life.preser
rers, life.boat, &c. &C., and all modern inventions
for comfort and security of passengers. Captain
Reilly hopes, by strict attention to the comfort
passengers and interest Of shippers, to receive q
share of patronage SO literally extended to him
heretofore. For freight or passage apply or
board, ar to JOHN LEMP g. co,
May 6, 1853. Agents.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
aMUSCATINE JOURNAL---JUNE "a, 1853
Notice in Parficular.

A Ill. persons knowing themselves indebted TO
II the undersigned requested to como for
ward and settle NJ. either by Cash, Produce or
Note. Luke Sells and &. s. Foster are now esso.
cinted with me in business, which will be conduct.
ed for the future IN the name of John Lemp & Co.
which makes il necessary that my old books should
be closed and hope this notice will meet with
the attention Of those inerestcdas they will find
il to their advantage to give il their prompt o,ien-
ton. JOPN IENp
Muscatne. October I, lS52-n23.