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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-21

Burbank'S Northwestern Express,
UhURlNG the close OF navigation viii dispatch spe-
II cia messengers and from ~. Paul and Galena.
semi monthly. Fre,ghts iorwa waIded twice week-ali
kinds of Express business ucuGing remtances of mo-
ney, collections, purchase and sale Of rchaB and
property, SC. promptly attended 10.
&. X. RICE a co.
CONSTANS IL BURBANK, hS'''
ST. Paul, Dec. g, lSj2-tf
\. b. messenger will leave for Cslena MONDAY,
Dec. 90. Money and orders should be handed in before
{ O'Clock q
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u. 4 y. DRIM.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL
HE EANiFACTt RE- and Keep constant, Un hand
w complete assortment OF fancy ana lhdsor nHlrs
Also, FuIean> Fables Stands, Writing Desks Loohilg
Glasses, Dcd,tcais, &c, Persons wishing lur
chase viii DO well 10 call before they buy c,eWh here,
prepared "a sell good article and terms
invariably cash afford to sell as cheap,
cheaper, than any other IN the city reasonable de
dUCon mae TO persons buying sell again. III orders
from distance punCtuaiiy attended to.
Gaena, MAY, 1851. 3-i
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E4< : NEWELL informs the public that hc abs re
moved from his old stand to his store
the Post Office, ~. Paul. Having sulicieut
Tor his worknen, he H. prepared orders
Tor wares IN , copper. lron zine &C. lie prepared
also to perform job wCr6, fitting fues furnaces, aud
setting up stoves.
Wares ready made and on hand. lie has in his irort
room large anj unTIvaled stoci of and iron
ready at hand.
Also stoves of several the latest and most approved
patterns, which cam, be beat by thing eNtant.
He assures his patrons tn Al he Dis posed down
nt once from The early eAorhitaDi prices ri Indian
times and MAKE his profits ont of more numerous sales
He can afford 10 sci! so that the purchaser live
call again, and he wiz do 1t.
Observe pace is The same side with the Post
Oti,e ana near by.
r. g. NEWELL.
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CASH FOR BLACKSMITHING.

WE have bought out The brick blacksmith shop of
w Mr. Taylor, and the pow shop adjoining IT, near the
JUNCTION of Fort iill and ST. Anthony Streets ST Paul,
where we shall carry blacksmithing and plow making
i'm aepa,ments of the business either furnishing stock
or not as may be desired. We intend to do work strict
/, upoi cash principles while, therefore, shall rigid
~ prompt pa. ment the prices OF our labor VIII be
VERY Low. viii the public Try our woTS and our
nrce.' ABBOTT g. SONS.
iui5 i3-y
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.


SUCCESSORS OF DANIEL HOPkINS,
HAVE just opened on Tnird-s near Jackson street,
Il u general assortment OF family goods and family
groceries; also crockery, nails and variety III other
goods such Calicoe,, sirngs and >hectings linen,
wooeu and cotton goods OF all descriptions; boots and
shoes OF all and qualities for men and women BOYS
and girls, asC various quates OF sugar, coffee,
saeratus, and all sorts OF Spices ready made clothing,
brooms, nuts molasses vinegar, pork. macAerel, cod
fish, clothes pips tobacco OF all qualities; and butter,
lard, oysters, hour, crackers dred fruit also. window
glass and putty, ropes, bed cords der shot,
bacon soap, candi.sn tact, every; thing We intend 10
sell ut very small profit, Tor quick pay. Call and
anime for yourselves and Try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jul5.-l3-ly. FETER HOPKINS.
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ASEERMAN NOREY. ON Fourth street, 81
~ Paul. the middle Of toyyl, the building of
Mr. Knox, up stairs, be found. ready attend 10
Painting all its de rartnseHts House painting sign
painting, carriage and ornaIneutal painting all done
up promptly, and wiki paints Of the best quality five
do our work in sovenly, m1workmanlike manner, we
expect business thU enlightened town of
II. Paul. &IY SHERMAN "A MO.fY.
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Gd[eMa.

WAR EAGLE: MILLS. CALENA.
GtUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, BRAN shorts, and
- horse feed constantly hand, and for sale At low
Is cash L.. IEMPSTEAD 4 co.
Gaiena, sept. 2, 1852. 4-20
$. CRAWFORD co.
Whoi@ale ona RtaI Druggists, NJ. 81 Man .Sreu,
Gai,nG.
EEAVE just received full supply Of Drugs, Meii-
4 cines, Paints, OILS. D,e-Stufls window Glass,
recciYng supplies ui thc above other articles
their line, would cali the attention of those wishing
purchase, tliey Offer to sell st. Louis prices.
Galena, Oct. q, ic5l.
GRO. FERGt son.
No. 90 Nl,a Ntect, G4i,qa. Illinois.
wv HOLESALE and retail dealer in Hardware and
w Cutiery, Cast steele, Nails, Mechanics and Nj
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming implements -
GEO. 4. SrROTUER.
.faiR Str6d, Ga}ena III.
sole Agent (aena for The sale OF Sloa's Medicn
X. MrLAGAN.
StTORAGE& & Commission, Water Street. between
- Green and Washington streets, Galena. Ill
). 5. MERRILL * CO,
Wholesale Dealers IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes,
No. 80, Steamboat Landing, Galeno.
l.. ;. FELT, Gaiena. IN.
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, iiouseurnishng Goods,
Mattresses. SC.
Al.SO-Nceps constantly on hand large stock
Of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-lU
JOHN r.. SMITH & co..
Watchnaters ana Je~eHers, ue'n ST.. GGiena illinois
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XIIIAN
for other
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-21

CtIDES-Clear and ribbed warranted in prime order
- in store and for sale cheap for Cash. by
n. e. TYSON.
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GEORGE ". SWEET.
County Surveyor and Land Agent

SAbh RAfIDS, DEHIoN COUNTY, MINNESOTA rERhtTORY.
Az Ill attend 10 pre-empiiBg claims and loCit :,
w military land warrants, in the Comfy of Benton
This county presents Inducements to the inn grant,
equaiIcd by ANY other portion Of the Territory.
REFERENCES:
His ENCe.ency Gov. RAMSEY, Hon. H. H. SiBLEv, J.
II. SIMPSON, FIRST ItLur. y. =. Tor. Eng, &. "
HUHJP ESQ. ST. PAUL.
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lss.' 4 IN.
cAsu,ONAgI,E MILLINERY.

II ARGE stock ii Eonnets AT Mrs. Marvins Millinery
Estabshnent Third street AT reduced prices. The
ladies of Paul respectfully informed Iat Mis-
Marvin has received large and very elegant st0. uf
Bonnets, which she is no" opening, anG 10 which She
invites their attention. She has on haua large
rnretv both III stye and material, which she Offering
at lower prices than ever before ia 81. Paul
II the aides viii call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they Will be induced 10 purchase.
Panl 26.
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John r., SMITH & co.

NatchRdhtTS ana JCHelerS NGSn 81, GGiena Illinois.
A Large and well selected assortment Of Clocks.
IN Watches, Jeweirv and oilSer spoons constantly
hand, for sale iow Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds oi Jew,iry made 10 order and neatly repaircd.-
All orders PunctIsly attended to- Tie highest price
paid Tor old gold and silver. 2-25
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BENZ r. EELT.

wHoLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALEHIN
GrOce lies, PrOvis ions, Il c.
MAIN STREET GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell al The lowest cash prices. 3--tf
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y Z. AMEs. IL. r. Eel SON
aNIES = NELSON.

A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELiOES AT LAW
"A and Solicitors in C!aeccry, = Paul, MHncsotn;
i attend with promptncs and fidelity all IN" bu>l-
entrusted 10 their III Nue>ot d he ado!n-
iir couI tc- al " i~cuaI>in.
I'll rSulr attention Nil be .iven TO The collection
u .ebts. and the lOcatOl oi / and Warrants.
sept. lS. l-Ji Fly
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CONSgANS = ECR!;tNS.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

TVBNE9 CESERAL
Corner OF Fourth aud II. Peter hUildipg lately
OCcul ted as The Sash Factory.
o. TAlR Banis,crs, nalustraties, Columns Cf the d
~ irIen orders Of architecture, Tool Handles WaGon
Hubs. &C. TUNED to ordcT promptly and Soknanlike
nunItg. sept3O-2i-y
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DIR. Il. Il. poTTS.

ANlNG made - Paul his permanent residerc ce Viii
attend to cails of al his profession III town ahO
country. He may ice found al The -oc of W IL Forbes
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BOARDING.

A FEW respectable boarders will find a comfortable
n home moderate charges, in one Of the cen
trai parts Of the city. e. HOWE.
Corner of 4th aud Roberts streets, st. Paul.
March 80, l653-4-5O-2m
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E>NIAS WARRlN. JOSEPH " ,hsiIEL
WARREN n WAKE EFIELD.

-i.lJf y . UNI LVNNtIItJI9 II LVG III. .>JtFtt1-
ors a. CtGncery:
once on Third Street bstween Roberts and Cedar;
l., v. T.
" & W. will attend with diligence and care Ia all
r>less ut their profession IN ihe different couIt> Ct
Ir.s Territory. thti may Ice entrusted to thcm. Their
arrangements the States OF New lork aud Rhode
Island such wall tnatle them transact bn>i
ol general special nature in those states with
flc almost dispatch. They Nl moreover attend to
sac col oi debts the locating 0! Land Warrans
le purchase ana -ie Of city lots real estate in tc
country and all oiier matters directS or Indirectly
sanuerfe1 wiz. tleir profession. i42--lS
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WIN. s. COMES,
BoOksELLER SrArIONER.
H EEPS consi fnty hand, u complete stock Of
IN Books and every description of Stationery to
eeher with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House, ST. Paul.
April !, 1852. So
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-16
shooting and Farricry.

The subscriber has fitted up a part Of Joseph
! Cranes Plough Shop, for the purpose of horsa-
shooting, and from his long experience and constant
attention. he hopes TO gain liberal share of patron
age in the above business None but good practical
bosrs employed, and especial attention raid 10 feun-
dered and b,d feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov. Is, lS53-tf.
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SnGdgrass q McCampbell,
Wholesale aid Retail GrocerS,

Wholesale aid Retail GrocerS,
HDSCAr TINE. I0W
| AVE Just rccrired general stock Of goods
IL 10 Their I'm consisting Of the following arti.
Giles, to.~it:
sussrs n .ll qualities Lemon syrur
Molssses, ~ bbls, hall Tubs buckets
sbis and krss Sior-rare clothes pins
Coffee -Rip ,ai lava Chu,p, sp,d.s .bo,cts
Teas, IT all kinds Hoes. btnnms
SaIerstus, indigo, mi jderC ntton warn aud batting
NauJ, asscr'ed ,andlc wicking
Coihsn arpPt chain
Nos. and mGchs'si }CurJacP, assorted
hutDegs. cinnamon Meal selves
spice, pepper, ginger tii1ss iumhiars
Lemons, oranges, }Palm lsof hats
Dned apples and peaches, Soap, tobacco
White lead, ECigars- racslias p,inci.
WIndo. glass, SIX 10 and Ies and nuho skies
lux !. Prunes, rasins almonds
Star and tallnw candles |Pscaas, peanuts
binsecd, sperm and uvr Dried cu,rants, ,c.
oils Cheese penney-s,,.s
And oil other articles usually kept by grocsrs,
which will be sold as cheap as can DC houeh, in
Muscatne, far cash or Gppr9psd eosnfry D,0I,.re.
Muy 6, l353-ap22-3m
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From Washington.

AsHlNGTON, lain.
Se4dfe. MIR. Adams Introduced bill
10 reduce and graduate the price o.
public land; also. a bill to suppress the
circulation of notes under fl re dollars
as currency in the District %; Columbia
Referred The Senate then adjourned
House. - Mr.. Stanton Of Kentucky
presented memorial of Gen Lane. con.
testing the seat Of delegate for New
Mexico. Referred.
The House resumed the considers
ton of Mr.. Washburn's re solution. az
ifmng The power OF Congress 10 COZ
slruct ii railroad through the Territories
Tabled.
Mr.. BisseIl Offered joint resolution
rendering thanks OF Congress to Gen.
Wool, Tor his valuable services ut lha
battle OF Bdena Vista, aud sugges tins
tina, sword be presented TO the Gen.
eral. Referred TO Committee on Mill.
tary. Adjourned
New YoRK. Dec. IA.
Dispatches from Washington say tha
Serious 'ditliculties occuned between
Senator Gwin, OF Cal .ornia, and Sec
he ,arY Guthrie, which, il is thought.
witi result ia d dueI.
PITTSBURGH. Dec IA
The y. S. District Cour! has been oc.
cupled all day in hearing a,gument lor
injunction ia Fire Railrosd case The
decision will be gwen tomorrow.
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i. W. Olds, Agent

Penn Muiunl Life Insurance Company.
OF PHILADELPHIA. = Accumulated Capital
~ $23o,0o0! Charter perpetual. Office at the sters
Of. OLDS BONN.
Muscatine, Dec. 2, 1s5S-1y$6.
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w. allsed!

PURCHASERS for a number Of farms in Musca-
i tine and adjoining countios. 1 have long list
IT the names o. persons wanting tn purchase farms.
Persons wishing to sell buy farms would do well to
call at the offca of +. IL. THAYER.
Muscatine Deeemhar 9. lS53.-3w.
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OF effectnal Co ope ration in case of need
Vienna letters OF 23d state that Omar
Pacha has received orders 10 prosecute
the war with energy and that similar
orders have been given to Prince Gorts
chakoF.
The present position Of military affairs
rs stated thus - Omar Pacha holds
strong positions in Kalefat, with 40 900
men. and is terrifying himself in the
strongest manner. The Turks have
captured Fort st. Nichols. 1t has re-
pulsed the Russians three times. The
Turks have defeated tho Russians in the
highlands of Arminia. The Russians
claim victory on the frontiers of Geor-
sia. The London Advertiser of the
10Th, says the government has received
Geographic message, announcing the
entrance of the combined feet into the
Baltic Sea.
On the 18th, Omar Pacha defeated 3d.
600 Russians, who had attacked the pc.
sltlon held by the Turks upon the islan nd
and on the left bank oftae Danube. The
contest lasted six hours. The Russians
were routed aud left large number Of
muskets and ammunition on the field.
sou russians killed The Turks had
only Ii killed. and 70 wounded.
New York, 10th. 6. p M
The entire cs Ia blishment Of Harper Il
Brothers, comprising buildings, sto-
ries high. and several adjoining build
ings on Cliff street, are i'm ruins The
fire broke out half past / O'Clock -
cause said TO have been spontaneous ex-
plosion Of the boilers. The hands, some
six hundred in number. had just returned
from dinner. All, with the exec tion
OF two girls, reported uniniured. One
girl jumped from The third story, aud
was not much hurt. The entire loss
about million. Harpers lost $22S, O0O,
S2S coo Of which was covered by ipsu-
rance. The places TOR the January num-
Der OF Harper's Mag zine were destroyed,
but the pioprietors have published
cad, stating that The work will be issued
as heretofore.
The canal Office at Lasalle was burned
on the 9th inst
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MUSCATINE IOURNAL---DEC GENDER l6 1853.
DHNVAT, NOgGCN.

nR. ]. DENNIS would inform c.,
tive ci zens Of Muica'iu. an iyTyG -
.lcinilv ,uat owing 90 thc gresi ia. IIIlJ
erase Cf hi business, he Iins been complied to
lea,e the 70 n formerly occurred Ivy him, ~ now
nav ht found ~ lhe lIrge aud pl as1nt suit Of
rooms over H. o. Joaes' jewrlry store, on Second
sir a.
He would also state, for the bonciit Of ihos"
testing atiicis teeth on plate that he has lately
cturned from 81. Louis. whefo he procured O
furnace ard material. with The necessary srPur-
tsnsnces for performing work alter The late i'm
lrovcments 10y DIR. Hunter, Of Cincinnati "a bfau-
nfi Meth !, by VII oh tie Tee II are attached 10
I e Plate by sdhes ion, preventing the neces slty
Of solder or caps, as it, tue old method. Also,
blocks vilh continuous gum, giving perfectly
natural appearance to The teeth and mouth. Per-
sons desiring supply of Dental instruments, or
stock of ouy kind, can be furnished at my Office.
Any hing pertaining 10 toe profession can be OBJ
tanned through me-. from New Yora, on the shcrs-
es, no,lcr. [o6-tf J. DENNIS.
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mysterious Rappirgs IA Mus.
Cafinei

ENllE citizens in the gaborhocd Of the Cy Hotel
u and Nevada Mil have been annoyed by myste-
rious rappiugs for seme tme. l. is said that the
City Council appointed commi Is investigate the
matter After sigent search, tney discovered that
il came froa under the City HOTEL out Of one Of the
cheapest
stove, lin, Sheef-Iron and Copper Estabiish-
meUt
In the city All orders left with US will receive
prompt attention All stoves warranted for two
years. We shall endeavor to accommodate all who
may favor US with their patronage
We have also received 900 feet Of tina latest i'm
proved
LIGHTNING RODS,
Which we will pat up cheap for cash, and warrau-
ted These rods are Of caTbonzed anneaed iron With
elecro-po.i i've elements combined in the manufac-
ture, thus rendering them equal TO copper as conduc
tors. They embrace the entire perfection OF science
up to the present time, constituting the most mngnif-
ems and p9Ftect silent conductor presented the
pubic. @. TRITCH BRO.
MGseatine, New. A, 1858.
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EaIE. Dec 9Th IQ12

Men, women aud boys turned ou, last
night at tIarbor Greek, and tore up the
track again, burnt the Ties. small
bridges aud cuverts, and plowed down
the ground 10 its former level.
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Ladies'. Attention.
N q beg leave TO inform The either of Niue.
w catine, Iowa, its vicinity, and the public
pCuprally hat, W.. hov


NE beg leave TO inform The ctizers of Mus-
w catine, iowa. its vicinity, and the public
generally. that we have opened
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under the above style and firm, 10
the new brick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs.
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
PaPpoose Bridge, north side, opposite John G,
GoIdons store where we shall be happy TO meet
customers in want of articles in our line, consist
ing in very large and fashionable ato, k of
Mems and BoyS' Clothing:
HtdiGrujber and oil clothing;
Ir"Rks and Raises; hats and caps;
Carpet ind Oiled bags;
Shirts, HrapperS and suSpeaders;
C,rc2tS and haadkcrchiefS, and ereryihinr
else ape iaiains 10 q clofhing slme.
GENlLEM.tN'S FASHIONABLE OUTFIT:
Ahftae clothing ,ce sell al our uaiious estaGEsk.
meats IS made 6y oar Un lchGiesaie manufacture
ing houSe al 2S9 Nam street and 245 Pearl street,
Cn'etahah Ohto, mhere ICE get up a superior ar
Gcie # clothing. equal TO ana merchant tailor
,corh ia material, trimming and ,coykmanship
oar aoat.tGctmy is conducted By experienced and
prnciiced tco6men on rery erier,sire scale. and
as by onr system Of doing business zee lessen 10
he feasf possible number the interference # the
rarious dealers bsfceei producer and consumer.
zee can gB0rd 70 sell cheaper than any house tn This
city, SirtaS oar cusOmef better article Of cloth
ING. FIR less money ticn any erer cfired for ssk
IN This city bef@e
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready-male clothing are particularly
requested to call and examine OR stock as We are
prepared in quantity and price to sell at
WHOLESALE
10 as grea, advantage 10 buyers as can be met
with in any city in the Union, New York not
excepted; for. in hutiug from us YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURES.
Aud, OF course, The profits 10 pay the
Intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing ID
got up in superior style, and expressly with
view to tht wants Of This western region.
We determined and able 10 take the lead
~ trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the resident and travelling com.
muniiy, promising TO use al foir and honorable
means 10 render oureel,es uollhy of il. BY
| calling on US you may soon find out tina, all
said above is
NO HUMBUG!
| As we intend to establish permanently in this
| flourishing city.
| RAUH, GJiTERMAN 4 CO.,
| Second street, opposite ! 6. Gordon'e
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The ssrie .sIob,

AT Erie, Pa, in the afternoon Of the
9TH inst, four thousand men met to en-
force the laws of the city against Rail-
road monopolies. Upon being informed
that four hundred men had commenced
to change the track OF the Erie ano
North East Railroad, the police force
assembled to carry out the ordInanc e
of the city in the matter.
In half an hour the principal part OF
the citizens assembled at the Railroad
and under direction Of the Mayor and
Chief Of Police, the track of the railroad
was removed from all the streets from
State to Parade, inclusive, and The
Bridge across State and French stree S
was taken out the width Of the streets,
100 feet. and the other so feet, whole
width Of the bridge, which is half a
mile wide. The road occu pied about
eight rods of the public road in Harbor
Creek township, and next day the citi-
zens would take ii llup. The Attorney
General Of the State has signed bill
for an Injunction on the Frnaklin Canal
Road, and it was to be tried in the SUI
preme Court this week.
The mob did a great deal of work
with out Infringing any law ia the strict.
est sense.
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OCTOBER, %, 1853.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
N II :" GooDS
A. w. HULL

| AS JUST received large and extensive assort-
L i ment of all kinds Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-G00DS;
Notions; Boots and Shes; HAS and Caps; Bonnets,
latest styles; Hardware; Groceries, Cotton Yarn; Cot
ton Bats; Carpet Chains; Fresh aud Drisd Apples;
Peaches, &c., &c. which, with the former goods,
makes the stock good and desirable.
Thankful for past favors no respectfully request.
bis old friends, and the public generally, to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere No pains viii
be spared to give satisfaction and prices guaranteed
as low as the lowest.
Muscatine, Ost. IS, 1853.