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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

otate OF Iowa, Muscatine Countv-ss.
W JONATHAN L. FLETCHER. JOHN
Il ". DEsHLER, and The heirs of Chri.Io
Phef Nisw anger. deceased, and all 9th n ncr on .
into rested in the land Len,nafle- .escrh, 4 !.
! on ana al prs ons concerned are het.by na.i
neo 'hat The mississippi and Missouri R.iraa d
oohp any have located The f. 81 d.vi-inn Of the r
hairoau leading from davenport in seou 10
IOWA low, Ciiy IN ,hnson County. Iowa. through m,
following described real estate situated in rhe
oouh'y OF Muscaline in The Si7;e Of Iowa. 10
VII ne southwest quarter Of the soulh.r as,
quaHef OF section two (2) ia Township severi v
eish'' l'e) north Of range, No two (2)west prn-
sIa' meridian; and that unless you apply 10 the
1heih OF said Muscstine County to have the
manages ssessed which will bn sustained from
~. 'ocaioh OF SAID Railro nd through said snd.
M',ni tue lime prescribed by In v that then, an Il
~ ','a' case, the said Railroad Company will pro.
eeeu have said damages assessed, in pur suance
" tue Jaw in such case provided
COOK d BROTHER
Attorneys for said RaiIroa c.,
Sept. .. 1851 -1nt
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Attorneys for said RaiIroa C }.
Sept. 8. 1853 -4at


State of Iowa, Musca,ine County-ss.
NO GEO. w. ELWOOD and N. w. CADE.
i and all persons concerne | in the land hcrcia.
after described: You and all persons concerned
are hereby notified that The "Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad Company" have lociIed The
first division Of their Rail .oad leading iron, Da
venrort in Scott, to iowa City in ,hnson CO..
Iowa, through the Glowing uesciihcd real estate
situated in the County of Muscaiine, in The Stat
OF Iowa, to wit: part Of section number twelve.
Q2), in Township sevcnly-eishl (7s). ninth Of
rakge three (3) west OF principal meridian 81.
which you ore the owners Of rscord- and Tia,
unless you apply to The Sher fl Of said Musralina
20, to have the dam g"s assessed which will lie su :.
talne from the location of said Railroad through
said land within the time prescribed by law tia.
then and in that case the said Railroad Cum pnny
VIII proceed to have said damages asses sc in pur-
suance of the law in such case provided.
COOK d BROTHER
Attorneys for said Railroad Co.
Sept. 8, ls53.-4wt
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Ga There is but one attempt to resort
to argument in the communication of
W**-, and we must plead our utter incapa-
bi'ity of perceiving the bearing it has in the
question at issue. The patriots of revolu-
tionary memory were fighting against gross
and palpable wrongs; visible, tangible and
oppressive wrongs. The aboltionists are
fighting against wrongs which they con-
ceive to exist, but which actually affects
ITEM no more than though slavery was
an evil unheard of. If they are prompted
by anything save selfish, sordid, or politi-
cal motives, it must be a philanthropir
spirit, and their every day acts gives the
lie to that Whoever heard of getting up
sympathy OF feeling between the aboli-
tionists of our time, in their wild and crazy
agitation, and the heroes of Lexington and
Yorktown, with the oppressor's woke tena-
eiously clinging to their necks? 1t is an
unwarranted insult upon the pure lives and
untarnished characters of those brave men,
and we repel the attempt at comparison
with unutterable indignation and contempt!
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
MUSCATlNE JOURNAL--SFPTEMBE 8, 1853
Ma. HErLBRuy. of the firm of Hel,rpn & |

Nh. HEILBRUN, of the firm of Helbrun &
Silverman, Clothiers, we observe, ha. been
committing matrimony, having been luck
lessly entrapped in the meshes of Cupid
while innocently engaged in purchasing a
fall and winter supply of goods in the east 4!
By-the-way, the new goods are already
coming to hand.
The NEVADA MILL, having had several
additions to the machinery, now manufac.
lures as good quality Of -four as any mil
in the State. We observe our friend, VIM.
Brown, at tn e engineers post, who attends
to his duties in mastery manner. This
mill is doing an extensive business, running
day and night.
CRY CoUNcIL.--The City Council met
Tuesday afternoon in regular session. GAN
Ordinance to provide for lighting the CITY
of Muscatine with gas" was passed. Some
other business, but of no general Importance
was transacted, when the Council adjourned
for two weeks.
HE SURvEY.-We understand that the
corps of engineers engaged in surveying the
railroad route between this place and Cedar
Rapids, were at Lisbon last Wednesday NOR
nlng, prosecuting the survey towards this
place. They will complete the work in about
ten days.
Cry MoRrALlTY.-The Sexton of the GEM
etery reports 20 interments from June 9th to
September 9th, "a period Of three months)-
IA children and 6 adults. During July
there were nine interments during August,
four.
Coon MovE.-We direct attention "a
the advertisement of Messrs. John Lemp &
Co., who desire to dispose of their assort-
ment of liquors with a view to quit that
branch of business. We hope the other
merchants who deal in the article will fol.
low their example.
| A CAMP MEETING was held near Grandyiew
on days preceding and following last Sab
bath, which passed off pleasantly. Very lit
tie drinking and rowdyism, generally so an.
noying to such gatherings, disgraced the
occasion.
New GooDs.-Messrs, John Lemp C Co.
are receiving new goods by way of Lasalle,
H., from which place they are conveyed
here overland in wagons, navigation being
SO difficult on account of low water.
To CoNTRBUroRs.-W the author of
"Characters of our Contributors" please re-
write her production and send it to us? By
some mishap it was mislaid, and cannot no "
be found, which we very much regret.
! Col. CHARLES NEALLEY has Just returned
from the east, with his fall and winter stock
and--a "better half.'' Call and see thcm-
the goods we mean.
EXTENSIVE BUsrNEss.-The steam barrel
factory in this city turns out two hundred
barrels per day, cutting the slaves and
heading.
Mad DOGS are creating little alarm AGAIN.
One said to have been bitten by another in
Iowa City vas killed on Water street last
Saturday.
The New CLOTHING STORE of Rauh, Gutter
man & Co. is now fully opened. Advertise
ment next week.
The Circus AND MENAGERlE, combined,
will be here next Monday. Look out for
fun!
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Free S0iliSm Once More.

To COLLECTORS" first objection, we re.
spond that by the term "Abolitionism" we
meant those passionate incondiaries who are
continually Wanting about human slavery,
cursing our Democratic institutions with a
zeal never equaled by the most prejudiced
foreigner.
To objection I'd, as it is mere assertion
contradicting our statement that was back
ed by proof, We of course have no reply.
3. Another assertion. The constitutional
construction that we gave, is the well-se
tied do;trine advanced by eminent states
men of the country. Their opinion is good
authority for US, but at the same time We
consider it no argument
4. Our meaning was too plain to need
repetition.
5. Assertion, with the boyish resort to
call our article 'sabsurd,' &c.
6. We can "hate'' sshellish law'' and
obes it, too, if we think proper.
I. Another assertion, with charge of
theft. Brutus was an honorable man.
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The Pes,ilence i'm New Orleans.

The latest news from New Orleans
is indeed appalling. The Angel oil
Death has indeed spread his wings on
the blast. Never has any thing in the
history OF the country equalled the fear
ful e fleets OF this Pestilencs. The pres.
ent population Of New Orleans, 1--WE
mean the number remaining there at
this time) is said not to exceed thirty
thousand. In this state of things, the
number OF deaths from Yellow Fever
average abou; two hundred per day.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

SOMETHING NEw.-Our friend of the
Muscaiine Journal acknow lodges the
receipt Of "large and luminous ,oma.
to-" What species is that ?-Daven.
port Gazette.
The red species--real sinners, of
course.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

THE new cure for potato rot. requires
that the po.atoe remain in the ground
all winter. This is the arrang ment of
nature. and may restore the seed to its
natural vigor. The potatoes can be pre-
served in the ground by covering them
with straw. This has been found effec.
tual in Michigan.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

1t is computed that the NUMBER OF ,iermans (iuclud
ling the descendants Of Gemans) in this country is at
least -four millions.
A movement is on foot in the Methodist denomin-
tion whose object is to give the lay share in the
legislative councils of that Church.
monument to the brave Coun, Pulaski is about
to be erected in Chippewa Square savaanah Georgia
at coet Of $40 00G.
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Notice to contractors.

'NHE building of School House will he let to the
the lowest bidder in School District No. 4, on Mus.
catihe Island, at the residence of Edwin j. Browning
at clock P. NJ on the 10Th inst The proposed nlan
ana specifications can be seen at the Recorders ONCE
and az the residence of Mr.. E. Stewart. ON Musca,ire
Island. ARNIp ID ppoW% NJ e
Sept. 8, IS53-Iw - ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Ri-WEEKLY DAVENPORT GAzETTE.-Wc'
4 have received Nos. and of the above
handsome publication, and wish Messrs
Sanders Davis meriting success in this
enterprise.
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steamer j. Mckee.

8. S. MATSON, :: :: 4: Master.
WILL leave Muscane for ST
-hsE. i Louis, c'nneciing with the Keokuk
packets. every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning, ct o'clock. Returning
will leave for Rock Island every Monday ,Wedncs.
day and Friday afternoon al 8 O'Clock.
CHESTER WEED Agent
Musesitne, Sept. 2, 1883.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Professor P. Bache, Of Harvard Col.
ledge, died in Boston on the 22d ult.
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East,

Our patrons will please accent our Ian Ks far
past patronage. and we will be hoppy 10 see
customers at all hours.
N. IS: All orders will receive prompt attention,
ana DiH ,odrrdnf oil Medicines If not sotisfac.
fcry' return them aud get your money at any
Hme. FAY g. STONE.
MuscatiDe, Sept. g. 1855
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Inc Turkish government has introduced the culture
{" cotton IN the vicinity Of Damascus with seed pro-
cussd from the Unteo States
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
For the Journal.
Public AmuSemeutS,

MR.. EDITOR: One thing in connection
win publlc amusements has to me always
appeared strange. 1t is this: Editors ar
always wonderfully delightedo with any
entertainment; no matter though it be a
performance, in the Judgement Of persons
OF taste, utterly unworthy Of public pat
ronage; yet our dear Editors are much
plea'ed-generaily perfectly fascinated. The
mystery have never been able to unrayel.
Gan II be that the entire fraternity of edi-
tors are devoid of correct tasle? This |
oare not suppose. Some egregious dolts in
chalrs editorial there surely are but this
VIII not suffice as an explanation. have
once or twice heard it limited that these tray
eiing magicians possessed mysterious
power by which they could discover secrets,
ana control eUents-such as the whereas outs
OF the s'pocket nerve' and how to operate
upon 1t, DC. Of all this, know but little,
save the fact of the wholesale putting which
the press is accustomed to give on such oc-
casions.
AS patrons, who are, through this instru-
mentality, frequently made to sspay for the
WHISTLE" the people, at least a portion of
them, would De glad to have an explanation.
:, UNISITIATED.
Muscatine, Aug. %, 1858.
Our self-befogged correspondent is con-
sider.sbly in error when he states that edi-
tors are always "wonderfully deli ghted',
with public entertainments and puff them
by Wholesale" They as frequently con-
denim as praise, if occasion demands, and
as to the ''pocket nerve," no high minded
editor will be Influenced in the least by
Fear or favor. AS bit Of our own expe-
rlence, We might state that exhibitors
usually compliment us with ticket reques :
ting our attendance SO that, if we think the
performance worth noticing, we may speak
OF it; and, we ask, are we guilty of this in
discriminate putting? We have made it a
rule when we considered performance de-
serving, to notice it fayorably If not, to
treat it with silent contempt or "blow it
up" As to our peculiar .staste,'' we have
only to plead the multitudinous variety
Of the "tastes" of mankind. The question
OF the utility of public amusements we pro-
pose to reserve for future article.
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Fresh Drugs from the East
FAY & STONE

ii AVE just received from Philadel.
IL phi and Boston, their fall stock I
o. DRUGS and MEDICINES, select
cd with care and warranted pure and
genuine. which they will sell reasoua.
bic and low al Whnlesale aud Rata;I
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kYOasl, WN0SIt
SfaD The E,rrsS

TWO HUNDRED LOAD Of good, dry WOOD, for
sale at the Muscatine barrel factory.
60 HU0p-POLES WANTED Gsept 9 So
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III. q. Jones & Go.

II AVE received an assoi tment of JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS Superior in style and variety to
anything before shown in Mscatine ard respectfully
request an inspection OF the same.
sent ID l252 a,y
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Notice to Contractors.
MISSISSIPPI & MISS URI RAILROAD.
ealed proposals will be received at the Engineers Of
Dhce IN davenport for grading the Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad, between Davenport and Iowa City
by private contract. Plans and specifications are now
cad ior examination. The work consists of heavy
xc a.atlons and bridging through beautiful and fne
ountry. b. r. CARMICUAE' my
Davenport, Aug. 26th, '53-lm Contractor.
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II. 0. JONES & CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clock and Watch Establishment

Second street; MUSCATINE.
M HERE may be found the Iarses. and r.
" best assortment of Clocks in The State ED
embracing every variety and style. monuf,ci nrr.i
suitable for Halls. Offices, Psrlors. Kitchens.
STEAMBOATS,, aud
RAILROAD CARS.
Gold l'pine and silver watches, in plain or hunt
ing cases;
Silver do do do
Finger-rinys, earrings and ear.drops in end.
ess voriety. BRITANNIA PLATED WARE
10 toll services or separate. Also, castors. can.
dlesticks, &c.
German silver tablespoons;
" tea
:" butter knives;
Gold snectacles;
eyes. ="
Pocket and i,ble cutlery of Superior quality.
Gold pens; gold and silver pencils;
Bankers cards, porte monaes and wallets;
Work boxes, dressing cards;
Looking glasses, hand glasses;
Razors and rszer sirops.
Fine, coarse, tuck. butf,lo and
lNDIA-RUBBER COMBS.
Coral beads. armlets and nepliaees.
Chlldren's whistles. raiiIes, ,eeihing rings, In
dia.Iubber balls and toys. kid and wax dolls. DC.
The above goods, being purchased IN New
YORK from The manufacturers and importers, will
oe sold as low as in any town in the West. 81
i.ouisno excepted. Sept. 2, 1888,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
For Sale Cheap!

NAE have on hand an assortment of LIQUORS
wv that will be sold OF cost TO close hem out,
Those wishing to purchase will do well 10 call.
otpf9. JOHN LEMP & co.
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IOWA FARMER.-This able monthly
journal comes to US enlarged to "a pages
II Is published at Burlington a, 81 90
per annum.
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n
To announce that r. NJ. Burnett II now receiving in
store, and opening large stock of
looks STATIONARY AND CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS, &c.
School Books by the ross for country merchants
One and all call in BURNETTS ool store
nj scatiEc, August 26ih, lS53--tf.
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Died.,

DIED,
IN tis clty on the 9TH inst, CHARLES, son of Mich.
oias ana Phllopine o 'Bell-aged months.
IN TINS city, on the sth inst CHARLES c.. infan.
son OF Y. M and Mary Ann Holmes.
o1h BOOkS-Alpine Glee Books; Me-
~ troPoiitan Glee Books; Sacred Melodian:
CHRISTIAN Psalmist; Psalmistra: Mendels.
SOM oollection-for sale by the hundred.
" s sns a o. 1s,s or single copy, at
oept'S ., 1000. BURNETT's Book store,
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w an ted 2

on mn H0oP-p0LES, for which the highest price
1V,uuU viii be given in cash r''N0
sept. ID 1885, 3m BtTxrn & R.uropn
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10000 PACKAGES
Fresh imported isrugS. tAemicals,

Paints, Oils, Dye-stu Yarnshes,
Gold Leaf, Zinc, White Lead,
&C., &C., &c.
I'VE Offer to the trade for cash approved rarer st
W prices defying competition.
ALSO-TlEMAN'S New Yrrl Coored Paints
White Lead, LinSeed Oil, &c. at manufactures prices
Es-Druggists, Merchants, Physicians, Pautt rs and
Manufacturers consult your interest by giving us call
whilst purchasing in our city, send your orders
under guarantee that the quality of goods and prices
shall be satisfactory to you.
Z.F. hETZELL& co,
Importers OF Fine Dougs. Pertumery, &C.,
August 26--2v. 80 ain street, ST Louis No.
FEsU CAKOIINE BRUsSARr:-ln tie name
Il oi the State Of Iowa, Sou a,e hereby notified
Ill your husband Francis j. Brossarl, flied his
petition IN the Dis'rc, Count OF Muscaline coun-
y, Iowa. on The goth day OF August, 1853, pray
ing divorce from Tie bonds al matIiniony and
tat the ground Of SAID application is that your
sci and said FIanci. i. Brossan cannot live in
.roce and happiness together, aud that The wei
iae oil hoii icques ~epasdion. Now, unless
you appear on the mo,Ili OF the second day Vi
Tie next term oi lie Disfltt t,ouil of Mu ca,ne
county, aud answer 10 sad petition, decree WI
lie taken against you, Ia accordance with tie pray.
or vi said petition.
WM. LEFFINGWELL,
Sep2, 'J3-5. Cfk Dis. Court, M. T.,
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tbs fom in which mstuIed flosa the eommillee
OF the whole, and put through.
no BIZ cohTRUED.1
TUESDAY, MARCH /, 1858.

After the reading Of the journal.

After the reading Of the journal.
The regular order OF business being called for,
The SPEAkER announced the first business in order
70 be the question the pending motion Of Mr.. BRlcos
Tor the suspension OF the rules TO permit him TO offer
resolution granting the 'usua extra compensation" 10
all the employees around the Capitol.
But Mr. SrANLY, by leave offered resolution cali
ing the Secretary OF the Navy for copies OF all the
papers connected with the recent trial of Lieut. Fabius
s,anly, OF The United States navy, by court martial
agreed TO-
The question next being on suspending the rules for
the consideration OF the resolution of Mr. BRoGs
cordng 10 all the employees about the Capitol the usua
extra compensatory of S250 each. il put by yeas
aud nays. called by Mr.. STANTON, OF Ohio, and the
rules were suspended--yeas ITO, nays 49,
Mr., BRIGGS then demanded the previous question on
agreeing 10 this resolution.
Mr.. HOUSTON, rising to point OF order, contended
that no appropriation having been made in the proper
bill 10 meet the expenditure contemplated in this resolu-
But the SPEAKER having oyeuuled this point Of
order,
The previous question was seconded.
Mr. CLEVELAND demanded the yeas and nays on
agreeing this resolution; which being ordered, il was
agreed lo--yeas LOT, nays 81.
After delay and confusion over the precedence OF Blu.
Mr. HIBBARD moved to suspend the rules, TO go into
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union.
MIR. STUART demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion; which being ordered,
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on
the state OF the Union-yeas ll2, nays SO.
Mr. HARRIS, of Tennessee, being called to the chair
Tue committee proceeded 10 Tue lurther consideration OF
the Senaes amendments 10 the army appropriation bill
which were debated on amendments to them BY Messrs
BAYLY Of Virginia, LETCHER, DEAN. MARSHALL
+TOOMBS, WALSH, FREEMAN, TAYLOR. CLING
MAN, CABELL, RIDDLE, STEVENS OF Pennsylva
MA CAMPBELL of Illinois, SWEETSER, WASH.
BURN, GORMAN, FAULKNER. EVANS, HOUSTON
ORR. DUNBAR, STANLY, JENKINS, SACKETT
SUTHERLAND. HlBBARD. PHELPS. WEIGHT
MAN. BRECKENRIDGE, RICHARDSON. WILCOX
MEADE, TOOMBS BROWN of Mississippi, and 9th.
ers.
AT late hour the committee rose, and shortly after.
wards the House adjourned.
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Ar swvDUn, B~aksr and Exchange Broker, OMce
nv Nattnna F3ots Building. Washington. NJ sai.i II
D~s in gold and silver received
ana time made upon real estate sssfry Land
rants Wright cd srA AT hnsrsss in the ss eschaase
broker promptly attended to. Ft @lF 1# FHAf tF ~
yrns masy land wanted icr whss ,ss hse. pvos
will be tvsn, Fsls-dimo
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a DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FoR SALE.

nUE BEAUTIFULLY-LoCATED COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
Paul Knchy with all the Improvements thereon consist
inc part dwelling brick carriage house
and stable, barn, &C, offered At private sale
This particular 10 persons dons
eating in the vicinity Washington Lying beyond yet mno
disey adjacent corporation limits, within heen mnue
we,k OF the well suited FOR city residence
The position occnfies hiss me
tsge being convertible into hrce separate and oe'
building sites each On an eminence facing the Guy
The dwens beautifully situated on rise o grouno ron
ips The rvY,bsrn extremity n ahords sp'en
AID view OF the city, snd the distance we
sp,re. and shipping majestic oak Stands essa
house branches area OF more ,nsh ''a
thousand square lending charm TO e place NO
other residences vicinity possesses -, ,-,,
Trye Is an abundance OF excellent the dwelling
For further particulars Inquire the premises q ,,,x,
Feb 27-eodu Nh"ps' ''S''''
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4 s.r.., Char-. make Money from u IN 80 per
A. nv snv peron ncludine femscs in either
h Inc highly useful discovery Of universal de
,nsnd which viii per II mall enclosing 81
asn IIot, hoy 97s This for
d.ns cvks invads wishing make money
lucrative in part Of the United States Apply inn
nnedistely. t#a4 #@H# ~t tfs6tf. Fl
! Dec os--dames M1t ~
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Avery's Sc wing Nachines-Price only S25
October 10, 1861.

THIS acknowledged all who have supc-
any other sewing machine invented for
simplicity, OF It's
ceapness weighs about 25 lbs and costs only from SIS $50
neatly, smallest musin cambria,
wooen and goods all kinds OF
simple that child Of 10 OF under
work rapidly, without danger of getting
order do the work OF 20 much bet
respect by hand. The stitches
much every stitch
cut, still holds good strong unlike and much
any sewing Tins
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds and when will be generally introduced
families and plantations.
Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
the will supply
notice Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN ISL Broadway New York, will
prompt attention.
Dee 23-d6m
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS II

DEAUTIFUI. SPRING GOODS ii--WALrEt HARPER
CO. Pcnssyvans between gin ana Ion sues" WI
oneu b,s av their goods comprising besuu
ri and ses assortment brocsde, plain and striped sts
.rp. bnreee and beautiful sbswsi ase
hs. N every and muslin rich Hopi,on,
Limerick, point and Mechin lace. -. .,. ,.,, =
,s together complete supply OF French psasos
~ IN az which thew respectfully call the attention Of their
fri- nds and purchasers c.nersys z
sb Il ls#| Z