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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

mr.. j. DENNIS takes this method to return his sim
thanks to the citizens of Muscatne for their
kind and liberal patr onage, and would respect lily in
form them that he is now permanently located with
Them and holds himself in readiness to attend to any
branch of his profession. Having been actively en-
gagged in the profession for twelve years. he atters
himself that his operations will combine neatness with
neness Of finish the result of which will be durability
All operations will be performed in the latest and most
approved style his method of plugging teeth is diir-
ent from amy other practised in the State and is pc
cular to himself: teeth filed upon this principle never
fail. DIR. Dennis has also method of inserting
pivot teeth which FEEDERS them more permanent and
entirely obyiates the fetor attending the old meth
oil. He may he found, at all hours in the day, at his
office, in j. Hunters Daguerrean Gallery over Bur-
netts bookstore.
All operations warranted.
REFERENCgs.-Rev A. B. Robbins, DIR. Charles O.
Waters, F. Ik Stone Suel Foster, Pliny Fay.
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Stand from Under!
Look out for the LOcOmOtiye!!
Fl

-
WISH 10 inform the good people who make
Il their purchases in Muscatine, that am sill ia
town, and can be found at the store Of Brent d.
Miller, nexi door 10 the Bank, with just the hes,
stock Of
BOOTS 4 SHOES, HATS q CAPS.
that is now. or that will be this SEASON, in Muscn.
tine. and am determined that that the entire ock
shall be turned into cash ,oifhin the ensuing ninety
days.
MY entire stock is either Of home mad, manu-.
fac,ure OF purchased direct from the manufacturers
in Philadelphia and Massachusetts can, there
fore, afford aud will sell the best Of goods al least
Ten per cent. less
than those dealers who go to Boston aud New
York and buy their goods from second hands,
who, IL is well known, never keep any thing better
than second.raie goods, but who always get first.
rate prices
The cry has gone out 10 the country tina,
boots and Shoes have risen in price, and doubtless
you will find that sd vance prices viii be asked IL
yor patronze the old "fogy" concerns-but let
my advice lie takan, come and look into the neto
and progressive y,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
and you will find that prices have no, risen bu,
fallen lts
Como on, then, oil who are in search Of good
goods at great bargains /! You can find the best
assortment and the best goods at my store.
N. b. promise TO sell OF less rates than any
regular shoe store in town-eiiher by the case or
single pair.
uAlso. q large assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery TO be soM very cheap.
Sept %, 1853. N. N. STONE. Agent.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

NHACKERAY'S LECTURES, Gavazzl's
Life and Lectures, Mark Hurdlestone,
by Mrs. Mode, Mems Wives, by Thacke-
ray, and My Novel, by Jack Cade, are some
Of the new books just received at
Scot. 2, 1858. BURNETT'S.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-30

ON the s'I,yons Iowa Central Raiirnau." a,
" Upton. CEDAR county. Iowa. To all who
stay permanently on the work will he paid la cash
one dollar twelve aud half cents per day tram
sien, hands one dollar per day.
H p ADAMS q co.
Upton Iowa, July IL, lS53.--iyl5,6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOClEI1-
~ GRAND FLORAL ETbe spring Exhibition o. The NV
YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY viii open 70 the pgG ~
DAY Tuesay) o'clock NJ and continue open DUNG
DAY and TIL RsDAY A. NJ til 10 " Among oaer no
fhruh the k6ness CALEB COPE Es 70 present ,gsn 3
examination of the oizenso Of NewYork the maEnes;
RROIA or great South American Lily DOD"Ohlho bAND VIII
be during the evening Admission . eents.
TRFAT TROTTING MATCH-S2,0OO.-The Trot
Of TIE Season Flo- Temple and HI ghand Maid Cenerve
Course Ions Island WEDNESDAY juno l5th 1855 a. oc3<
Woodruff names Fors Temple f. NOdine names D. m gh-
Cn;lnses leave South Ferry Peck slip Feny Grands Ferry Fu-
ton and Houston Fefcs hourly throughout e day. iIom
hi the sport isove Pare each way p cents
GREAT ATTRACTION-Free Concerts at the OTTO
" Cotoge Hoboken by Nors celebrated Sand Of 1H.sa
noon o'clock Should prove unvorabe the con
cert viii ,ske place the next far day
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS-H " -.
- BURKHART Rsppng Tipping and Healing Mediuns respect
fully invite Of their friends AID the public 70 the
" Il 2sf from NJ and 70 r NJ. every day. NBfhe
affected by the OF Spiritual Caryoy,
effected sstoDhing they isc
rred syng they sescton 70 any reasonable m
BAT No as Broadway, Of Lspenads, IN the evening
usuG.
VNHE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN ARI-
Containing Paintings by the most celebrated III A.
IAN SPANISH. FLEMISH and FRENCH Masters nom GUIDO
DIP SIFNNE "a ID. l2Sl) down 10 HORACE NERSET, Is now
oren Exhibition No 33 Broadway near Unoa PARK Aon
mon % cents. Exhibition hours from A. NJ to 10 Pm
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g S00 REWARD will be paid for Information
PcOO which VII en6 detection and conviction Of the
patio. concerned IN the eaEs committed ne person OF
Arm MEroy who tuLc hafug the East River opposite N0rh
"a s. wEsGsbnrsh Sunday evening 5,h inst O'Clock
She IS and - years ofage about feet inches a.
clear fair colcr hair blue rsher
full mouth with good sound teeth When she e she Atd
csmhc purple with small dots brown
berrsd hat dark shawl with small spots upon white
socLIres b'sck slippers. ard light cotton gloves.
The crru her sudden cappeaIance Saturday evening
Nav n from the residence Of N Charles H. CLAYTON Ne 81 ~
6f Opposite 81 Chnrch (r Tyus having been Tor
H. uur Of purchasing srees the imnedse neishbor-
bo he exenp sry she sustained and the evidence Of o
~ anon her remains doubt but that with
pt OF the o.t desperate aud brutal character She had lived the
. 81 o The land Of The late Mr. E. X BUS
r lo feel deeply that the perpetrators Of - foul
frss should be brought meed punishment and viii boraY
d anv rersou leading development the case
srd vii nav $50 on the CONVICTION Of the guilty parties
prun esad 70 he peculiar 11sisnees OF me case can
he haSof ORSAMUS BUSHNELL. No = Nassaa-st
JOHN : BUSTING. No 50 Chast.
CHARLES II. CLAYTON No iSt Pesrlst
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CrnICE ROCKS for sI-NMER READING.

CHOICE BOOKS for SUMNER READING.
Y wILLlss, \. P SUMNER CRUISE IN THE aEDirEA-
on YEAR OF wEbLoCK, by Ms calsn vol ioEd -.
BRACES HOME LIE IN GERMANY. l. vol sec0ad Editor
AmERCAN CANE IN ITS SEASONS, by Frank Forest 7oi
TfV OH MANS PRIDE bv t s. Arthur vol IS cent.
TAT RECTOR or ST. BARDOLPHs, BY Rev F. ".sAsioh
ne HEART HISTORIES AND LIFE PICTURES by T. sArtlur
I To-, - Ssn,s CHARLES scRIBSER,
just iuDNtL'u's No. Il5 NsSln-st
NTFW and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC for the VOICE
~ ANNIE MY OWN LOyE . oenis ; { roster; v,ss-,
CONF AND I'll GIVE YOU REST . cents l. b. "ooo0"''
GIVE NE DAD MUSIC p cents g. Lawrsuee. . - The
IN GOING HONE The beautiful song and Chorus SUNG y VIC
LILY BEII most exquisite Ballad. 3 cent? Mueller
MY DAZZLING on THE SEA p cents. O. W hewitt c..-,,
OLD FARM AT HOME. beautiful Pastoral soas ana O4oi
vii 10 M1iDES MARRY MEI 25een H. Ksbs1T 10
YES VIZ MISS THEE 20 the cell known Bailad 10
M Ni.. Ne N Home p 25 cents. +. Buckley -,
Music sent by Teachers and SEMI upped a. reauc'
rates. FIRTH, POND Co Music Pubhshers<-
and Manufacturers PanoFortes No FranknsquaIe " l.
NNJIILIAM PATTON, BOOkSELLER ana IA
w TIONF R. Arcade ESchsbrepaee ws,eburJ
Roots nverf Works Games, Fancy Articles Sheet
Music. Daily and Weekly Newspspes MasaziDes, &C.
GEORGE IL BELL, No 15S Nassau-st, General
" Foreign and Domestic Stationery Manufacture Of ~.
ed on the Paper Blank Account Books every Description
large Whiting Letter and Note Papers PLAIN ana
Publisher Of the lawyer rocket i1
Miniature Diaries md Fancy BODYBUILDING executed 70 ouef
All kinds Of Printing al short notice
MARVIN g. HITCHCOCK, Importers, Publishers,
80 M,..i.sf In.tyur,sDiI MARVIN a HITCHCOCK,
No. 1853 koDtgomeryst- San FraEcses
nA 49, ~ One. in EswYOrE, 1is NasssOss
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6uetial Noiices.

rvAPubic Temperance Meeting VIII be held By Clinton
10 s1~' % floor Good speakers DA sSi5S oLSEY see
They fought for Freedom and the Rights Of Man"
BasleT HI By Bsats5 M C;e 70 q o A, at the Br0-i
1ddIe,,s Sy I 3 IN G., {. Y9 PtS Esq
msse e sy boSworib's 6I., Comet Bend.
r, 1sA ecfosed ofs. Brsnerd Miss Hswey Mr. H. Nash
AH az M cS SsoI. Ssi i de Of pride presenting the ssoys
array q IN on National history vi with cordial
from ne R59 p erod The ieEs have limited and
pced lOs % Of eeR's ees o 90 n and aSo
SS a IN B S1n VIM w obcn No m Grand s. Of any Of
A 6o %s. open I; ! Si e. E
JIM Pnce. Y. Van Eostrsud, y, w cI Irving AdSrn''
Il h'''H'' chAs E. GlEDERSLEvE, Chairman
TEB HAWKS Secretary.
s[Tve,Cth Anniversary Of the Delavan state Tenn
,.v on te ih Of July O'Clock NJ general invitation
give" to all TIE i'Ho' o. MYERS OfAbany Prsslen.
GARRETT DEYo, ofHudson, Secretary.
NJ TempIars Of Honor aud Temperance.-Ine hssu
M APsT1 s ,S "a !, ao oo ~ the Hall Of Mount
Temple No A. tho - Canal a. BSVa6SyoRTH MwR
The New Mission Buding erected On The sts , Gi a9
6d Bregs g Es fop rs God or FRIDAY 7i inst
NJ Rev Floy D. viii preach the DediSe.oIy sermon nv
Hifs Wiz R ss DAY u b5 51f ss.s
Of ali denominations ana INC BENJAMIN H. ADAMS Missionary
IL stream 90 WEDNESDAY 18th inst at Il o'clock NOON
nrecsely small Will leave the dock at jersey O az s
Lo1 .. " n q" ~" - - 49, E. CUNARD.
~ Association of the village Of West Flushing
Rooks this Association are
armed TIE afforded such that the shares mast bs
andy taken up The location the properly On the me OF ne
Fnhfur Ralrosd Of constructions the situaon
hssfb ard the city Terms reasonable PayeIs
FOR further particulars inquire OF the agents " the
BARKER A. ELLIOTT No IS Nsssaust, and New York
LANES X. QUlN, No. l04 Canal-st, or q
FC OGSNELL, No 8 Court 81, and
r. r. TABOR, Of Front and Oold-ats }
saI ude
p9us IMPROVEMENT The acknowledged standard OF security
tested every FIRE but aed preserve
and paper committed their charge. These the only
SAFES which combine the two patents OF itch Wilder
AIsrge assortment always hand AZ the depot OF
STEARNS q MARVIN, Successors TO Rich Co.,
No l46 Watertt, New-fork
~ Couwepdat ton everywhere the Of BOGLES
HYPERION FLUID o cleansing aud btauying ne hA Ana ms
AuO nhe Shaving Soap also ms hebeaona iot pun
ng The complexion. Sold by the inventor WILLIAM BOGL
no WssnngtonSt Boston Also M New-loTk Oy A
gs d. No 100 Fuof-si William H. Cary Co., No I4 Pearl 81
Rn,hton ark Co. rs Broadway and Rice Smith No -
and by Perfumes throughout the word
.-o---
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WANTED-Iwo Statesmen, those well acquainted
with the Retail Dry Goods business ard capable
charge shawl Departments and others need apply
the store Of HENRY NICHOLS No Isl shsv NewYOrk thus day
NXyANTED-A young Man acquainted with the HO-
w sey and Gentl.mers Furnishing business Ons speaking
Freteh peerred Apply ADAMSS No. sol Broadway stter
O'clock tbs evening.
yNTANTED-10O Agents. $50 month, clear of ex-
w pens made in selling family woIk PROBABLY ne Der
IcITION ESTABLISHMENT 100 Nassaust, stairs room
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DOARDING-A large and well.iurnished Room suita
I'D bic for Gentleman and Wife apd Rooms with Board for sns
Gentlemen 1t No. ~ Chamberst Table bosden also sceommo
nalrd
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Just Published.
NIISCEI IANEOIS WRITINGS on SLAVERY

MI ISCELLANEOUS NhIIINUS GA SLANEhl-
Nl Hon Wm. Jaw. 67O PIP. with portrait Price 81
The pen Of the venerable reputation III
I T s s5o1 Hs' Volume sIST ee s
printed Pamphlets and Essays Sc &C. have been collected
whose fail alike 70 instruct aud
MASUTI PERERAi Or Tr sOQTEiicS RgLt o. sOvTa CARO-
in Charleston, 5. c. by +. c. Adams,
The above work forms beautiful lno volume Of over sou pages
eoSn the Trade orders soeied Copies sent BY mail prepaid
The the snd incidents
S T b Rs as 20 hs & oil the
ne OF ~ -, ,b ,hnss ,b al sr coT,scon A. tbe,1 &
bands that be mistaken The BY
fail alike the general reader commercial
TIE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY AND PRAC-
TloE lTs DIsTrSsIyE TEATvSSs sEo%S By ITS Jy9
sutho of The Democracy Of Christianity slavery and AntsAyey
bound cloth IS cents single copy 70 dozen and SIS per hun
Eaiset Of letter from Hon William Jay TO the Author.
iour analysis Of the slave laws Is able and exhibition OF
careful IeAIeh Your book mpeEnsse the charge
osiron ard duonrsons The book not Ony true b0ti
newspaper inserting three successive weeks will be
L. BATES Agent No IS BeeknAnst New-Yok.
DUBLIsHED THIS MORNING-THE PRACTL
Tsm oS nai6sfs So ~ ysa1 s. Volumes ne 10 vi "
and " Ooid doth Or RT;s = o. I Rsr I rsH.
An sn' lrS MoS @ n snss as sS pencil
scieSee AID the working operator in the mechanic
republication Of celebrated glasgow PERIODICAL devoted tho
theory the mechanical and copioa embehd
illustrative Of the most recent discoveries Ia that
p,n M receives from the leading minds in Great
The work well worthy the attention Of the America
adapted advance the progress Of seeIee " Y Tnb
need that this journal considered % b one OF the
finished specimens Of mechanical snd scientific magazines
The Auercsn edition will be found all respects equal % the
English valuable and correct enrsvirgs Of the latest de9'
Ies N machinery alone worth me pee o. saosrpop Sea
PIT the extremely low rate Of . cents per number OF - per an
Home JolrnsL
h. the reprint Of the valuable and truly celebed GLASGOW
worn Eninees and Mechanism should be the hands Of al
Engineers hch Mech and others 10 hss enjoyed the
proud distinction Of being leading peo6csl Of its kind the
world IL constantly illustrated with designs Of The most recent dis
eoses IN science and mechanics together with highly instructive
ko~ lJsr-ey CITY Tclezrsph
Fer sale by ell Bookseller. Published by
sIRINGER TOWNSEND, No. 22l Broadway.
CCHuBERTH& Cos MUSIC DEPOT, No go
~ Broadway request the pubic inspect their mehs
socf Of Music for voice. plane organ von Vooneeo harp orehe
The greatest selec ton in the United saes Of $4,000 worth.
for all Instruments
hnfc VIII be attended 10 with pronptpes.
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fine ARTS.

fine aris.
a PPLETON's ART PUBLICAIlONS.-IWO Eli
"a EGANT HOME SUBJECTS. Painted by Landseer
This Day Published
THE SHEPHERDS GRAVE. Painted By EDWIN Landseer ~
gIaved in OF Engraving 4l by lo inches hs f -
the pair, OF 81 each. India Proofs 50 the pair
a thOusaf d yeas may pass away
mortal foot bath come
TO gTieve-hke YOU old mute, to-day
Above thy last long home!
The record foud hand hath traced
To mari thy burial spot
The liohen shall have lOng ehaced,
To WI. thy DOOM Forgot"
THE sHFPHFRDS CHEF MOURNER. Companion 20 The
Shepherds Gtve) Painted by Edwin Lsudseer H. n frnN 81
each India Proofs 81 So
Alone. alone, oh not alone
ond faithful heart
That 90 where al are gone,
Sits watching where thou art"
B. q the pair Of Engravnss viii be sent
fIee of poltagc. 10 any part Of the United States
GEO. s APPLETON, Pnntseler No, 80 Broaaway.
TEHE WORLD-RENOWNED Equestrian Statue OF
GEN JACKSON, the setsught Anne ricsn sculptor CLAhA
MILLS will he exhibited the supervision OF the artist AZ a-
Hail vicinity Crystal Palace ad - be the hne-t
equestrian Atue in tie world Mr. Ms has been for some time
engaged repairing the original cast for exhibition and Tue
viii have opportunity Of judging for Themselves nov lar ms
enoomuns OF this remarkable work OF art WHICH nave aP
generally IN the American press be well deserved WIZ Po
lively open the z ID Inst.
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CCHUBERTH& Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No 256
~ Broadway request the pubic inspect their
ock Of Music for voice piano von Voone harp orehe
The greatest selsc lion in the United States Of eOoo worth.
Pasarn strings for all Instruments Orsrs or reigp and
Mfc VIII be attended to with pronp;pea.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-12

RnuanuoJhnoe @aeopaeuapo
lTlHE best and infgest assortment of Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and unexcepllonabe II, lone
Arthur. Mrs, Grey, Miss Pickering Mrs. Gore, Mrs.
eioat Charles Lever and other distinguished writer's
sfer offered in this market, may be found at
Oct. u. HALLS Book Store.
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NEW GOODS
At CAMPBELLSPORT

.,., At CAMPBELLSPORT
u.T we call the attention of the people 10 the ar
nVu1oi n an entire stock of Fall ant. Winter
sprnteS s business % has much increased that has
It's generally admitted aso that a. .e1soa,,s ~
ans sections Of 6e 6sa
convinced Of the fact and if they will ca @ @ @
their wants and taste. ~ " e'e'S way SUIT
Il fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
particularly Over Goats. Oh how comfor,aLI.
thick Over Chat is in cold sto-my day but h gooa
more comfortable not to empty your pockets ensiseIy To
pay for them. ~
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have double the number that ever lad before
consequently great variety, and all warranted to be
per cent chenper than ldstyear.
Ladies' Caters and overshoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last Fall.
All there woswant handsome Crockery, don't forget
TO call and examine fine Tea Ware. No better styles
san be found this side of the mountains.
ihe highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce.
csmpbesport Oct os
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.RAyENNA,. WEDNESDAY JAUNARY p. 1858.
Thank you thank you y responded Hardan-
ssrarn,lir IIo,.r r,,.oL h ~.

THANK you thank you = responded Hardan-
er, warmly. How much did he charged
Ten dollars. It's a good deal, know; but
the man who took it never will enter into any
operation for less than ten dollars cans charge
my commission on this; it would be too hard upon
YOU
/ can do no better now, of course said Har-
damer, who gladly accepted of ore hundred and
sixty dollars for his check, although the rate of dis
count was over one hundred per cent. per annum.
Still, it was only single transaction and the loss
was but ten dollars. And who wouldn't sacrifice
ten dollars he said to himself, as he walked to-
wards the bank, to have his note safely out, and
his miad at ease p
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VOLUME XXlE~-Nnmbe 6.
WINTER,
The Season for Remembering the Poor.

The Season for Remembering the Poor.
Now winter is come, with his COLI chilling BREATH
And the yerdure has dropp'I from the trees;
All nature seems touched by the finger of death.
And the streams are beginning to freeze.
When wanton young lads, o'er the river can Glide
And fora attends us no more;
When in plenty you sit by good fre-side,
Sure you ought to remember the poor.
When the cold feather'd snow does ia plenty des-
cend,
And whiten the prospects around;
When the keen cutting winds from the north shall
attend,
Hard chilling and freezing the ground;
When the hills and the daes are all candied with
white,
When the rivers CONCEAL to the shore,
When the bright rwinkIing stars shall proclaim
cold night,
Then remember the state of the poor.
When the poor harmless hare may be trac'd to
the wood,
By her footsteps indented in snow;
When the lips ard the fingers are starting with
When the marksmen cock-shooting go;
When the poor robin red breast approaches the cot;
When the cicles hang at the door;
When the bowl smokes with something reviving
and hot,
That's the time to remember the poor.
When thaw shall ensue, and the waters increase,
And the rivers all insolent grow;
Whom the fishes from prison obtain release;
When in danger the travellers go, 81 E
When the meadows are hid with the proud SWELL
ing flood;
When the bridges are useful no more;
When in health you enjoy every thing that is good,
Can you grumble to think on the poor.
Soon the day will be here, when Saviour was
born,
All the world should agree as one voice;
All nations unite to salute the best morn;
All ends of the earth should rejoice.
Grim death is despair'd of his all killing sting,
And the grave is triumphant more;
Saints, angels and men, hallelujohs shall sing,
And the Rich shall remember the Poor.
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riches. His desertion of her was cruel one; and
his continued silence she felt to be still more cruel
but, being bound to him his wife, she felt it to
be her duty; as wife, to do all in her power to
interest his affections if he should ever return to
her-an event for which she ceased not to hope.
Under all the circumstances her condition was
one OF painful trial; but, where there isthe effort
to DO right and to feel right, the mind will meyer
sink into distressing despondency. Strange as
some may think it, hers was the most peaceful
mind in her fathers house.
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HI L. & u Day

Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods, Bonnets, Hats
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready Made Clothing,
Carpeting &C., at their New Store, Main ST.
east of the Public Square
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Who wants a New Hule

81 - - recd cases Jenin, Leary and Beeber Fall
Eina na @ y inter style of Hats. These are The No
Rayaaa can farnish you with any size or pricc
T'i''' Hec. D. JAS. TVITT.
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VIE subscribers receiving their second stoc,
of Fall and Winter Goods, and have the pleasure Of
eerng to their customers one of the largest stocks
Goods ever brought to Old Portage The day for sell
big pie and at small profits" is the motto We would
merely say hare tie Goods and let those who may fayol
rs with call, testify as to prices
Nov. g. 1852 G. PRENTJSs
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INSUB0RDIN ALTON:
OR, s.s.s-sl e
THE SH0ENAKER'S DAUGHTERS.
An American story of Real Life.
BIZ T. s. ARTHUR.

Entered according act of Congress in the yea
184S by T. B. Peterson in the office of the Clerk of th
District Court of the United States in and for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania. a 1855
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PRINCES & GIMPS.
~lDE Net Silk Fiinges, all colors,
Narrow Net silk do do do
~ ps Gimp Lace. New Patterns and coIors,
90 ps Velvet Ribbons, all widths
Worsted Braids for Trimmings,
silk do do do
gHst rec.d at HI S n NV
Nov. 9th, 1852
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SecOnd Are,ivaI

sEA-The hessin the county you will find at
SEYMnuR'
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IRON AND NAILS!
n LOW pRTrrS &

"A LARGE stock for sale in a large or Small
IA way at wholesale prices for ReGdu Pan.
KENT, GRENELL Il Co.
Franklin, June 8, 1852.