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10 the Public Generally

It AFlNG now received my Spring stock | an
j i preparedto offer the public as complete {
stock Of
DRY Goods, Groceries, hardware, Queens
ware, Hats, Caps, Roots aud Shoes,
as was ever offered IN This market. | especially
invite attention 10 my assortment of
Black, blue and brown French cloths,
Black and fancy satin vestings;
Cassimeres, sattinets, Kentucky jeans, tweed:
a large stock Of heavy sheeting; light do
Bleached shrIing.. Irish linens, white goods,
Prints, ginghams. drills, iickings co;lonstes
Mosquito bars. and an endless variety of Sum
mer Goods-trhich WiH be sold as cheap as N,
cheapest, by [Ap2sl A w HILL.
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saodgrass f. MccampbeIl,
Wholesale and Retail GroceFs

NGSCATINE. IOWA,
AVE just received general stock oi goods
/ / in their lin consi~tin. Of The following aIti
Giles, tonii:
Sugars OF all qualities Lemon syrur
Molasses, ia ibis hale ruhs buckets
bhis and Kegs Nl'lew.ware, clothes PIN
Coffee Rio aud Java Churns, spades, shoscls
Teas, OF all kinds 5iines, b,ooms
Salera.us, indigo, maljefsC Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted candle wicking'
Goldfish 5Cnrpu chain
Nos. AMI { matkerel 5Curdaec, assorted
Numegs cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger pilass tumhlers
Lemons, oranges. faln leaf hats
DRIED apples and peaches}Soap, tobacco
While lead, }Cigars-resalias princi-
Wlndow-gla sx 10 anaI pes and Cuba skies
loxi2 runes, raisins almonds
Star and tallow candles IPecans, peanuts.
Linseed sperm and olive Dried cu,ran,s, rice
oils Cheese. nenDer.,auee
And oil other articles usually kept by grocers,
which VIII lie sold as cheap be bought 10
Muscatine. tor cash or apprvred country produce.
May 6, l953-ap22-3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
Decliyity Of Rivers.

very slight decliyity suffices to give
the running motion TO water. Three
inches per mile, in smooth, straight
channel. gives velocity of about three
miles al hour. The Ganges, which gath
ers tie wa,ers'of the Himalaya Mountains,
the loftiest in the world. is, at | 500
miles from its mouth, only ABOUT so feet
above the level Of the sea--about twice
the hight os ArIhur's seat in Edinburgh
and to fall these 500 feet in its long
course, the water requires more than a
month. The great river Magdalena, in
South America, running for / 900 miles
between two ridges Of the Andes. falls
only five hundred feet in all that distance;
above the commencement of the | 900
miles, il is seen descending in rapids and
cataracts from the mountains. The gil
gantic Rio de la Plata has so gentle a
descent TO the ocean, that in Paraguay,
1900 miles from its mouth, large ships
are seen hich have sailed against the
current all the way BY the force OF The
wind aIone--that is 10 say, which, on
the beautiful inclined plane of the stream,
have been gradually lifted by the soft
wind, and even against the current, to
an elevation greater than that of our
lofliest spires,
The average decliyity OF the Misss-
sippi, according 10 Professor Ellet, is
eight inches to the mile, aud it has an
average velocity Of five miles per hour,
and sometimes seven miles per hour at
high eater. bat does no: discharge as
much water below New Orleans, as a
one mile below the mouth of the Ohio
in food--the discharge per second at
the latter place being l.223.00O cubic
feet, and at the former place only $685.
600 cubic feet, 22S 900 less, which was
lost in overfowing the banks.
DIR. REID, traveller through tho Is
lands OF Peru. is said TO have found late
ly, in the Desert of Aacama, the dried
remains OF an assemblagc of beings, five
or six hundred in number, men, women,
aud children, seated in a semi circle as
when alive. staring in the burning waste
before them. They had not been buried;
life had not departed before they thus
sat around; but hope was gone. the
Spanish invaders were at hand, and no
escape being left, they had come hi.her
TO die. They still sat immoveable in
hat dreary desert, dried like mummies
by the effect Of the hot air; they still
kept their position, sitting up as in
solemn council, while over that dread
Areopagus silence bronds everIastingly. /
The Seven Wonders OF the World are
the COLOSSUS of Rhodes; the Temple !
- Diana, which took two hundred and
twenty years 20 b lid; the Sepuchre Of
aoFsolns, Olrmpian 10: ites OF Pardi- |
ANS: the walls OF Babylon sixty miles /
ronnd; the Pyramids OF Egypt aud The /,
palace Of Cyrus. Ring Of tie Medes. .
the stones Of which we've ornemen.ed |
with sold
fnr we'll tnewn plant called arrow
1901, is seid 70 owe is name 10 the be. |
ttet e3 ~ tr'og an aa;iiG,e tc the pol
- lie lndians.
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City Hotel,

Corner I0wa 1Uenue and THird Street, Mlscaiine
Iama.
THIS HOTEL is nov ready for the occommo.
i daiion of The public. II 10 situated in The Gen.
ire OF the most business part Of the CITY, and cannot
be surpassed for convenience and comfor,. The
table will be well furnished. Charges reasonable
Jan. 81. 1856. w. KYLE
N. y. An excellent stable attached. Farmers
can be accom- odated with their teams.
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So Regular Friday Packet.
EnUnUSN I'm
DC CLOUD. HENRY o'coNNoR.
T. loud & O'C on nor,
.aTTOR.N'E US at L.9W
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERf

-NHScUItWt, IUVU.
MILL practice ia the Supreme and District
w Courts Of the State, and in the United
States Court, which is held at Iowa City on The
first Monday in October annually.
We have an abstract Of the Land Titles care.
fully compiled from the Records OF the County,
embracing all the Lands in the County, and all
the Lots IN the City Of Muscaine, and exhib
itBg all the transfers from the Government down
10 the present owners.
We win attend promptly to the collection 81
Claims, Examination Of Titles, payu ent OF nom
resident owners o + land the procuring, location
purchase, aud sale Of Land Warrants; entering
purchasing, and selling Of lands !; investing of
money for nonresident capitalists, (any rate of
interest agreed upon by the parties is legal in
Iowa) and The general business Of Attorneys and
Ceunselors oil Law and Solicitors in Chance,y
APPLY
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CitySaloon & Barber Shop.

VIE undersigned has opened and iiile! M he
iargsand convenient room attached 10 he
osnsN nooso' snere ne - at si times ready 10
com inodate has friends who may favor Nm vi, i
call Feblltfl r.. MGrrS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
New Express Route.
American Express COMPANY,

". Louis and Galena, ria Mississippi River.
~ and after May 10, 1858, we shall run semi
weekly Express to and from ST. Louis TO Hannibal
Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington Muscatine, Rock Island
Davenport and intermediate places to Galena Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
nnes specie packages boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods orders. &C.. &c. tr,lsty mes.
scnger win accompany each Express, provided with
aron SAFE for the security of valuable packages en-.
tiused TO his care. Orders for the purchase of goods
ke from Galena and other points ON the route will
have prompt attention, and packages returned by the
inst messenger. Packages will be called for and de-
rered at st. Louis without charge for carriage Mes
sengers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays of each week
-also to Chicago, Buffalo New York and all the prin
cipal eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO a. co.
CRANE d EVANS, Agents,
June 3. 1853 Muscatine
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
THOMAS MERGER,
SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENGINEER

OFFERS his services 10 the citizens of Mnsc
" tine and surrounding country, as Surveyor and
Civil Engineer. His residence is on Sec nd 81
Last part ofthe city. ncsrtke steam ssy,.milIs
Mescaine. Jan %, is53-tf.
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New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store!

NVn Doot, Shoe. Hat anu Zap store!
Esr THE subscriber respectfully NNz>
IN gives notice TO the citizens of zA5
s4a~ Huscatine, and TO all others who 81
visit this point for the purpose of trading that he
has taken the store on Second street, formerly &C.
cuplej by J. @ Myers & Co, and tina, he has
opened an extensive and wei assorted stock Of
Grsi-quality
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
have established myself permanently a, this
point, and shall therefore ain. 10 keep The best and
most reliable ,c9rk that can be purchased, and shall
al no time ask more than fair living profit. MY
arrangements such that shall he in the con.
slant receipt offresh and good goods. l invite all
10 visit my place Of business and examine my
stock and prices, as am satisfied that can show
nearly everything that can be called for in my line,
and at b0 prices. N. NJ. STONE,
May ~, 1888. Agent.
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QUEEsNSWARE!

WHULEsALE AM RETAIL!
g large and extensive assortment o
~ "A the justly celebrated White Stone China,
- TX IN seits or by the piece--t together with
good assortment of common ware, in quantities 10
suit purchasersat less prices than ever before Of
tered in this market, a! the cheap cash store of
May d, 1853. A. w. HULL.
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A & 8 ,
AucsiOaeerisag.

e ANlNG taken out license for The e;s,iine
Il ID year Tor The above business am p eparel
10 attend promptly TO all or,leIs in this line.
JOHN II. GORLEY,
March Sth, 1888 City huctioncer
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24

cade, silk, las,ing,| Brown and Lleached
T Horn,papcr bone muslins, prints, paddngl
Canvass, silesias, gold and silver watches. stee
chains and keys, gold pencils gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation cards. rewardcards silk ana
cotton handkerchieis, of every description, gun
suspenders, with vast variety Of other goods
too numerous To mention which they will sell
al wholesale as low can be bought in any of the
Western cities. May 6, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
Watch Making and Fngra-
wing

ca AViNG secured The services Of superior
. n watch maker,wc will b. prep ed at OH
times 10 do all work in the beat monnt. and war.
ant it. We have also employed the sc vices of q
first class Epgraver and all work in that line will
be executed TO order in superior and satisfactory
style. All kinds of repairing done and warranted
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
HENRY o. JONES,
n. b. We also have a few sets of Communion
Servicefor churches. II. 0. j.
Musctinea, Jan. ID, Is53-tf
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SliaNYaS

A SPLENDID article of fashionable CASH.
n mere Shawls for summer wear; also, parasols
OF every hue and quality. For sale cheap at
April D.. A w HULL'S.
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OGIUEWJTJE JgIOTT@T

! w uhue'slSHeu respectfully INFORMS the Pub
i lie that he has just opened III i, large aud mag
niiicenl Hotel tue
OGlQGVI1E HOUSE
Situated on tho cornor OF W alter street and Iowa
Avenue, in the heart OF the city This building is
the largest and most convenient in the West, out
Of 81 Louis. Il 10 four stories high, contains 1870
rooms, OF good size well ventilated and with every
convenience. Also, suits OF rooms for families
The Proprietor has commenced this cnierprze
with determination 10 make the Ogilvie House
the Hotel Of the North west. Situated as il is, at
the mos, flourishing point in Iowa, having direct
daily communication with the capitol, and daily
,ri-weekly and somi-weekly lines Of coaches to oil
the principal points in the State being also sur
rounded by the best sporting ground in the world
Muscaiine has long felt the serious want of a ca.
pacious first class Hotel. This want the Proprie.
tor Of The Ogilvie House will aim to supply He
has employed cooks, steward. and servants of ex.
perence and skill. and in every department, will
endeavor TO give his guests entire satisfaction.
A GOOD STABLE is attached 10 tie House
OF Baggage taken 10 and from the liver free Of
charge. D. w. CLOVER, Proprietor.
Muscatine, Iowa Nov. 90. ls52-.f
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Hats,

~ ENTLEMEN. call and get one Of those
VI HATS hefoic they are all gone. You may
rest assured they are the very latest style, being
Genin's and Oalford's shape for the spring Of
1853. Also-ciiizcns, Webster, Henry Clay,
(somelhing new leghorn, Panama. pearl and
palm Hats. For sale low by A w HULL.
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HI LEMP. LUKE SELLS. G. 8, FosyFR
JOHN LEMP 4 Go.


NJ E have received from Eastern Citiec and
w ST. Louis, tie Larges, Stock of Assorted
Merchandise in Central Iowa. All of which will
be so at The VERY LOWEST PRICES either
or Cash or Produce. Their Stock consists in par
the foil owing articles:
Is Sacks Rio Coffee, so Bills W Risky,
go Bbs N Q Sugar, 20 Bbls ass'd Liquors
ID Bills Clarified andI so Bbls Ale,
Crushed Sugar, $50 Kegs Nails,
SO HI chests and box.i Casks assorted
es Tea Queensware,
so Bills III and N OF Casks assorted do
Molasses, for sale by cask
30 Half bills III andl IS Bales batting,
0 Moasses, Is do Bro Muslin,
10 Bills Vinegar, 100 Ps Black do
500 Bills kanawha saltt $50 Cases Boots and
$50 Sacks G A salt, Shoes,
25 Sacks dried fruit, 10000 Regalia Cigars
10 Bxs w Cheese, 10000 Principe do
80 Boxes Tobacco,
Hardware good assortment, 80 large cases as
sorted dry goods; also, first rate assortment o
Hats, Caps, Clothing, &C.. 10 pieces Carpet oil
wool, best patterns; log, trace and halter chains
pump chains and other ixings belonging 10 endless
chain pumps ; window glass and sash lead, pow
der, shot, percussion caps and shot guns carpet
chain and cotton yain--and everything else that
any body wants either at Wholesale or Retail
best articles and Cheap
COME AND SEE!
Muscatine, November l3, ls52--tf
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ladies, shoes.

A very full supply the newest stiles, of the
"a best materials, and Philadelphia manufacturer
war; n'ed good or no pay, just opened and ore
now eing offered at the lowest prices, by
ul6 w ALLACE .& BREADING.
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TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
d handsome assortment of rich, new, and
beautiful designs, G vi and see them.
All the above and a THOUSAND other things
will be sold at The very lowest CASH prices, by
WALLACE g. BREADING
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CRANE &c EVANS

\ re low rccei'i ing yer, large aud 90 al
1 "A sorted siorh Of GRocERIEs. direct ,,o,
Bostonani New York. when they mon -
sell q, 81. louis prices. adding ircist,rase
stock consists 10 part Of
100 pkgs ,eas all kinG,2OO paekapes n,o,L,,
10000 cigars. escorted; | SO boyes co,le-I' ''
$50 kegs nails ass'd,, so do hcria,
100 boxes tobacco; PECAN nn,s ,rJ -,
'o ma"s coss'a' Eng walnuts, I'll reus
~ nAs FtPl"'' sP'sIhr nuts, CUR .nis,
~ oxs Riass 100 drums 6gs;
so hxs pint A asks ,Citrons. ra,.ins
10 casks Of brandy !prunes prcs,,v.,
~, rIeheh - amer Manila cordage:
"ues' aa"g', had'rhsuaar, OF every shade;
Ten0-iiia ard siuscasICnff,s.
Brandy, cbcrn; Molasss. btls & ,t,,
cherry brandy; .Ale;
1000 lbs salaratus; ;Soan and candle.
Ivy no's wh'ssey, (sl Powder. lead an shor:
Indigo; madden & aunIrubs and bnc . :.
Frearh Mnslurd; ICasliIe ood r,,cy ,o
Pepper sauce. chocolate, ;Matches. ,ns,s
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no the Travelling Public
NEW HOTEL In MUSCATINE.

'THE undersigned respectfully informs the Pub
i lie that he has jusl opened TN, large aud mag
niliceni Hotel tue
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Cloths.

E4SRENCH. English, and American Cloths and
IL Cassimeres, black, coored and fancy, nre
now offered at unusually low prices, by
Dl6 WALLACE g. BREADiNG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-09

Counter Scales, Tea Scales.
Extra SETS Of Weights; !cG 4 weights,
Csldrons. =, 81 and s. Gallons. . b
Sugar Kettles of all sizes.
English Pots from To IS Gallons.
Tea Kettles of all sizes
Do, for Stoves.
Copper Toasters with wire cylinders.
Enamelei Sauce Pans fall sizes and best quality.
Turned Sauce Pans and Frsing Paus, O all sizes.
april6 Snow, MACKENZIE co.
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THIS NH differs from all others in the coHsruc ion of
4 the upper or Raining stone, which Is composed oi
freIe Burr Blocks, enclosed in east Iron which
forms back aud hoop the Stone with east lion Eve
at the top ~hich Is secured TO the by four It's thai
every block in the form a which gives greater
strength TO stone hsa other meta d which is required
in small mills, where the With great speed, and
beromes dangerous If giy made Il also any
weight to stohe fsal diameter III is required without
having thick or high, ths, makes il top heavy.
his mill square frame made OF wood cast iron, 10
the form Of 6us With bridge Spindle Balance King
Driver. aid KegalaIn. screw, and gTinds tle
principle are Hl differing oLly ia tho Runner stone;
this being Of great weight enabs il 10 grind the
mill nov in This aill portable, and may be attached
20 steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes of French Burr A Stones manufactured
the same priacipe.
Joseph IT, Burrows of Cincinnati, n the inventor, for
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872. For atinfnge
mens the purchaser viii be held responsible for the right
ofUsipg.
These Mills do REQUIRE Mrsht them up; and
all thaG pat them in operation is TO attach
hand 10 the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
large TO twenty four inch Mill 30 revolutions
minute, attached to Gn steam or Water Powsr BY the
steady application of hOre power the Mill well grind
bushels per hourO good meal: and will grind wheat
well The thirty inch m H. if put its fullest
speed, vii grind from To fifteen bushels per hoar
These mills warranted 10 be in ese respect as recon-
mended.
DsErloNs Fos UslSG-Place your mill about GO feet from
the Driving Puls: in level poiiou make the belt of
eight inches wide. GIVE the stlne2f0 revolu-
a minute with Kerp the neck and step Of
spindle well oed Place the star the back OF the
Ranning stone in the way the Gross the Driver,
that is, the way they are trimmed 10 run.
Refer 80 ThOs. Patterson, Esq OF Highland county Ohio.
Jesse Bra Eq or Ciirton county Ohio; s. Bradbury.
Esq of Cincinnati. abd number ofoihcEs.
All orders dire It'd 10 JOHN r. BOOMAN,
No. 81 croadSy Nashville, Agent for Middleand East
Tennessee. }. II BU RkONS,
ian 26-d.tr-w ". & W. IL. West Front ST Gin. o,
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DIR. WlI. McLANE.
INn1AN ANn GEatrAN pnnr nncrnl


d ESPECTFULLY announces 20 the citizens of NashviA
snd vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence OF fourteen years in the South and pernanentlyIa
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of WasI
ngon and Pearl streets, where he may all times be fun
b. those who may wish 20 cnnsult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure Of the
most distressing cases of the following diseases viz-Ner.
Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsals Chills and
Fevers Peurses Asthmas Colds Coughs Incipent Con.
sumptions, Rheuniatlsms, We'k Lungs Fits, Dropses
other enorages Drrhea Diseases of the Kidneys Mer-
cura and Venere Tans of the Blood Diseases of Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident the hui
system.
During his residence in the South he attended over ten
Thousand different cases. all Of which he treated with more
than Ordinary
Dr. McIane hopes from his much experience in the Medi-
cal Profession ad the degree Of that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and patronage
Of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville Feb s-ly. DIR. WM. MeIANE.
"a All Letters addressed, postpaid. to South Nashville
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A Mr. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
"a had been bald for many years by the use OF f9S G"
ties of tie J36gGic OittReFt, h5d Als hdU entirely re-
ored and now has beautiful head Of hair any man
could wish. His age is about ~ years.
son OF Mr. W .gTen of this tovH Il wears Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma FROM his cradle, He bad
the benefit Of tie best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure whcat avail IL was one OF
the most aggravated cases saw he eaciated al
skeleton. By the of few bottles Of the Oln
ent he oroyt cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust health.
of long standing has ey Of reatmenirom less than
eiqkt different PHYSICIANS without receiving benehtwas
cured by the use Of only four bottles OF the Magnetic Omit
ren This was four mon his agoand the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still: in good health and able 10 attend to her usual
household Duties have treaied two cases Of Coafc sore
Etss with the Ointment both of the patients nearly
blind tOneed attendant 10 lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted IS years, the other
about years They had tried the best physicians IN he
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment Of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy Of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds OF dollars IN
efforts TO effect They are now by use OF tle
Magnetic Ointment, nearly quite cured; and are able TO
read and attend TO ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number OF of Piles and IN 30 cse hoS ~
f1i OF giUng fufe rcief Gat qeFeroya e'S11sht
cure. have also used il benehciay severe cases ot Fry
sipelas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by the use OF the Nf8"cf
/ Ointment alone
FToma thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended can confidently re-
commend to be of the useful remedies ever OF
iered to the public Respectfully 1ogrS. :,
BURTON HuBBELL, NJ. d.
| Dated Jan q, 1850, Amelia Ohio
The character of This Ointment efficient remedy !;
established IN this city. There quite humber OF ndF
ydua who ascbe their restoration to health to the use o
/ this extraordinary ODtment
! For sale by II. g. SCoVEll
al. ..- -.. BERRY q DEN0VllLE,
NAYS CARTWRIGHT & ARAiSrR0NG.