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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-28
MORsE,s INVIGORATING ELIxIR
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES,

he Unparalleled effects Of this great restorative all
Phts incident 70 females mark the med
cne thousands Of smulants been invented thou
sands OF nvgoan connected all purporing to be specified
N me various diseases and arrangements which the delicate
o. woman renders her liable The result has
oioe Deen uniform These nosms have indeed impaired
omennry vtvacity the system transient and d.
nsiye vgo 70 fe muscles but this flash of
eeoeu by depression and prostaon greater than
me end has too often been utterly paayze the ecupeetvc
power Of the vital organization and finally 10
destroy the unhappy patient But
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-28
EYERY WOMAN "a SENSE
MARRIED PERSONS,

suffers from weakness derangeme nervousness temors
IN the back or any other disorder whether peculiar her
y common to both sexes to give the Invgorang Cordial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-28
FLUID LAMPS.

of rny own manufacture, warranted equal il not supe-
nor to any in the market City ami country merchants
invited to call and examine for themselves My IA
cites are such as be able TO compete with any in
the market. Satisfaction guaranteed
For sale at the Genesee Flour store, No. 80 Mechanic
street / HESIOR
81 DIT
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
Remedy for Fits,

Though no doctor, have by me some
eacellent prescriptions, and as charge
you nothing for them. you cannot grum-
BILE at the price. We are most Of us
subject to fits am visited with them
myself, and dare say tina, you are also.
Now then for my prescriptions:
For a fit OF envy, 60 TO watering
place, and see how many who keep their
carriages are afflicted with rheumatism
eou, and dropsy; how many are subject
70 epilepsy and apoplexy. "a sound
heart is the life Of the flesh; envy. the
Yottenness of the bones" Prov, XIV !:
80.
Fora fit Of passion, walk out in the
open air; you may speak your mind to
the winds without hurting any one, or
,proclalming yourself TO be simpleton.
For a fit Of idleness, count the tick
inas of q clock. DO this for one hour.
and you will be glad 10 pull off your
coat, the next, and work like hero.
For fit Of extravaganza and folly. 60
10 the workshops, or speak 10 the wretch
ed inmates OF Jail, and you will soon
be convinced
Who makes his bed Of briar and thorn,
Must be content to lie forlorr.
For Fl, OF ambition, 60 TO the church.
yard, and read the gravestones; they
will tell you the end OF ambition. The
grave will soon be your chamber, the
earth your pillow, corruption your faith
er, and the worm your mother and your
sister.
For fit Of repining, look about you
for the halt and the blind, and visit the
bed ridden, and afflicted and deranged
and they will make you ashamed of com.
planning of your lighter Affections.
For a fit Of dependency, look on the
good things which God has given you in
this world, and those he has promised
10 his followers in the next. He whe
goes into the garden TO look for cobweb.
and spiders, no doubt will find them
while he who looks for flower. maj
return into his house with one blooming
in his bosom.
For all fits Of doubt, perplexity ant
fear, whether they respect the body o.
mind-whether they are load to The
shoulder, the head or the heart, the toll
lowing is radical cure, which may be
relied on, for | had it from the Grea
Physician-"Cast thy burden on the
Lord he will sustain thee. '-OId
Humphrey.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

MAN should never forget in the hour
OF prosperity, that adversely may over
take him. He should remember that the
wisest and best have erred, and from this
learn lesson Of humility, which will
be of service to himself and those around
him. 1t is the great gift of the "jus'
made perfect" TO be exempt from the
liability to err-and it is wrong for the
frail worms Of the dust to trample upon
and degrade their fellows, because they
have gone esiray-ralher lead them back
and bid them Ego and sin no more"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

A POINTED SERMoN.-Many a dis
course OF an hours length is not half SO
impressive as the following from an &C.
centric English divine
B, sober, gave, temperate. "-TIrus, lie.
|. There are three companions with
whom you should always keep on good
terms.
1. Your wife.
2. Your stomach.
3. Your conscience.
III. If you wish to enjoy peace. lons
life, and happiness. preserve theih BY
Temperance. incompetence produces
/. Domestic misery,
z. Premature death.
3. Infdeli,y.
To make these points clear, | rele
you
/. To the New Gate Calendar.
2, To the hospitals, lunatic asylum:
and work-houses.
3. To the past experience Of wha
you have seen, read and suffered il
mind, body and estate.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

MARTYRs.--The martyrs to- vice far
exceed the martyrs of virtue, both in
endurance and in number Religion
does no, forbid the rational enjoyments
OF life as sternly as avarice forbids them.
She does not require such sacrifices o!
ease and am biiion; or such remuneration
Of quiet as prideI murder sleep like dis
sipa ton, or health like int importance,
or scatter wealth like extravaganza or
gambling. She does no, embitter life
like discord, or shorten it like dueling
or harrow it like revenge. She does no
impose more vigilance than suspicion
more anxiety than selfshness, or hal
as much modification as vanity.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
For the Jour- al.
To E. h. W-----.

no 1Ss bs W...--.s
saw thee but moment,
Yet in that little time
My.eyes had played the truant,
And wandered forth to thine.
And in that glance, though fecting,
read kindred heart
A grieved and stricken spirit,
Held from the world apart.
knew thy soul in secret
Had shed the bitter tear,
And bowed in fearful anguish,
Ger friendships early bier.
] knew that thou vert weary
And sick Of life's turmoil,
And longed to rest thy bosom
Beneath earth s tranquil soil.
saw thee but moment
A fl.eting speck of time
But the glance you gave me told
A thrilling tale to mine.
It told Of kindred spirits,
That meeting here below,
Like Gilead's gentle balsam,
Healed up the hea-t's deep woe.
Twas thus you crossed my pathway
In life's bright sunny morn,
And gave my girlish bosom
An impulse pure and warm.
You told Of higher duties
Than passing life away
In seeking present pleasure,
Amid Eer foweIets gay.
You pointed up to Heaven,
And babe me seek on high,
The pearl of priceless treasure,
And hopes that erer die.
Isaw thee but moment,
Yet life were not in vain,
If through its hills and valleys,
meet thee not egain. BESSIE.
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Marx Block.
Forwarding Il COmmis'n Merchant

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
ILL pay particular attention to the Storing For
w warding and Commission Business. Having
sold out his interest in the House with which he has
heretofore been connected, and being in the
pancy of the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, of Pine and Water sset he will devote
his attention exclusively to the above branches Of
business. Liberal advances will be made on Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to-
ALSO,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
M. B. having had long experience in all branches
Of Commercial business faters himself that he can
render entire satsf to all who favor him with
their custom. e
OFFICE in the building. oct2S-'63tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

IsrAsTs IN HEAyEN.-Beansifui is an
infant, Whatever we picture II to our
selves. Beautiful in the cradle. Beau
tiful, awake or asleep. Beautiful at play
in the corner OF the room, or under the
shade tree before The dooe. Beautiful
M a lamb in the Saviour's aims, Beau
tiful a, the fon, of baptism. Beautiful
beneath the coffin lid. Yes, beauliui
eyen there. in the LONELINESS OF death
with the hands folded peaceiully--with
brow like moulded wax-with eyes
closed in sleep .prrchance 10 dream -
with lips so gracefully composed, as II
IN saw 81 murmur not"--and with its
entire face radiant with smile, which
il the imprint Of its dying vision.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30

"Tax BLESSING The following is
the postscript Of a letter written by de-
voted wife to her husband. who was ias
from those he loved. For beauty and
chss,e ness Of sentiment, we think II
cannot be surpassed:
.May the blessing Of God await thee,
and the sun OF glory shine around thy
bed may the gate Of plenty, honor and
happiness, ever be open to thee; may
no sorrow distress thy days (; may no
griefs disturb thy nights; may the pill
low Of peace kiss thy cheek; and the
pleasures Of imagination attend thy
dreams and when length OF years makes
thee tired OF earthly joys. and the cur
tain Of death gently closes around thy
last sleep OF human existence, may an
appel of God attend thy bed. and take
care that the expiring lamp Of life shall
nc, receive one rude blast to hasten on
its extinction
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-30
MUSCATINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80, 1863
RisCOyeed atI,ast |!
A Mystery Explained IA Revolution

A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
Certain Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DIsEAsE is awakening III
~ inquiry in the minds Of all who read it How ID
it that 4beicans have been so long and savistly
immured in darkness and gnora'ire on the subject Of
disease?
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
TEE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
/. offered to the afflicted Of the States and Territories
for the entire cure of Lvtr Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic Lsng Fever,
Dropscal Affections, Cons umption, Bowel Complaints,
Diorhea, Dysentcry, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Gener-
Debility, Nervousness. Costveness, Indigestion, OBJ
structed Menshuations, &c.
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years and has proved IL
the most sica, beyond the shadow of doubt, that
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIsCOv-
Erred,
(being purely all Vegetabe,) for tho permanent
of the above diseases. The most SkpticaL have be-
come its most sanguine votares, and pronounce the
Ltccr Boisan to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track 1t has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude for the relief
received by its use And 10 submitting this, the Lip-
e. Balsdm is recommended to all those suffering
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of DR.. a. H.. adams
Lirr Baisam
BY making appli alton to the Agent, where the Bal
sam is sold, giving full epitome Of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
j. B. D0UGHERTY, Sole Agent, Muscatine.
Also, by Sells Sparks, ::Fairport; Lockwood 4
Williamson, Port Louisa Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view. g. E. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. ca Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, 1S53-1y.
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VOL. v.


Lines an Visiting Grave Nard.
What solemn tn. ugh.s within ne rise,
On entering this lofty gate;
1he noise + life forever dies,
And different scenes my eyes await.
H,r, minglipg with our mother earth,
The forms Of millions silent lay,
The great, snd those of lewIy birth,
Rest here until the judgment day.
The br, ken vase, THIS tells tale
A flower just snapped in early bloom;
Oh who can tell bow friends bewail
The loss Of one beneath this tomb.
Here rises high "column fair"
But ere it reached the lofty top,
The pillar shook, and with despair,
The mother yields her earthly prop.
And here an angel, winged for fight,
Rmblems an infant cherub gone;
On earth one moment shone light,
And quickly to the skies twas borne.
There stands statue bending DER
The grave of him, her early love,
To Heaven her spirit seems to roar,
To join the ono Gcd called above.
Oh, sacred "city of the Dead"
When the last trump shall sound,
May ell the souls, which here have fed,
In Heaven at last be fouzd.
Nor only these, but all we love,
When earth sLall pass away,
Oh may they all in Heaven above,
Spend one eternal day. IsoGENE.
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ME beg leave 10 inform the ciize, of Mu,
w catinc, Iowa, lis ciliily, and The pusll
generally, that We have opened
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under The above ST, Ie and firm. il
the new trick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue an,
pappoose Bridge, north side, opposite John q
Gordons store, where we shall b. happy 10 NEE,
customers in want of articles in our line, consist
ing in a very large and fashionable stock of
Mems and Boys Cloihins;
ItaiarubJer and oil clOihine;
Iru"hs and Raises; hats and caps:
Curpet and oiled bags;
Shnfs, ,crapperS and stsyepders,
Greats and handherchiefs, and ererv,hin>
else appertaining 10 clothing store.
GENTLEMAN'S FASHIONABLE OUTFIT
AHMe clothing zoe sell at our parious establish
mems IS made by oar oun ,choiesok mouufaciur
ing house. al 2s9 Main street and 2i5 Peori stres,
Cincinnati Ohio, ,cheye zoe get up a superior or
ficle If clothing, equal TO am merchant to;L,,
,to'h, m material, trimming and vorh1,a1sb;D
orr nianufactoy is conducted 6y experienced ana
pracficed ,corhmen. on a ueyy offensive scale ouo
as by our system Of doing business ICE lessen d
the least possible number tie interference of tht
rdrtOus dealers between producer md consumer
Uc Cu. eVWu ~ oeH cheaper man am house in his
city giving oar customers better article eff cloth
ing FIR less money than any eper c6eyed for sab
IN this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready-lnade clothing are particularly
requested to call and examine OR stock as we arg
prepared IN quantity and price 10 sell at
WHOLESALE
TO as great advantage TO buyers as can be me,
9TH in any city in the Union, New York moi
| excepted; for, IN buying from US. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
And, OF course, save the profits TO nav ths
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing j.
| got up IN superior style. and expressly will
view to lh' wants OF this western region.
We arc determined and able 10 take the len,
IN our trade in this city, and respectfully solici
the patronage of The resident and travelling com
muniiy, promising 10 use all fair and honorable
means to render oureelves WORTHY of il. b,
calling ON us You may soon find out that al
| said above is
NO HEMBUG!
As we intend to establish permanent, in tbi
furnishing CITY,
RAUH, GJITERMAN d Co,
| Second street, opposite !. G. Gordon's
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The Exhibition at the
CRYSTAL PALACE

TTAS caused wonders and excitement, on ac-
count of its splendor and grand, ur- but
any one who visits and examines the original,
visit known Clothing Depot OF HElLBRUN d
SILVERMAN, must feel no less usonished, at
the careful selection Of their great variety OF
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amount of Fail! and Winter stock.
II is not our intention to take the lead OF this
city with putting 10 the puldic journals, but we
shall endeavor (as We have always donr) to ac-
commodale and please our numerous customers,
and any and every one who will honor uswth
their patronage.
We do not wish TO humbug the public, by as.
serling that we cen sell for "less prices than any
city in the Union, New York not excepted" hut
we are willing TO guarantee that we will cell on
more favors bic terms than any cyin the west, Gin
cinnati not excepted. As we visit all the Eas.
tern cities sem-annually, and remain not less
than two or three months, TO select our own
stock. and have Il manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly fur this market. We therefore,
feel confident in defying competition, moi only in
l0v prices, but in quality, either al Wholesale or
Retail as we feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase of those who offer The greatest in.
ducement, and sell to our discretion. The whole
of our present stock consists of NEW AND FASH.
IoNABLE STYLES and no last years old stock.
We deem il useless TO give assurances as regard
prices, II is enough 10 say that we will sell cheap
er than the cheapest-loiDer than fhe O,0est we
therefore most respectfully solicit the public in
general, and our friends in particular. to call and
examine, not only The largest. but most fashiona.
bic stock of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in the city Of Musca,ine.
HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN. I.
n b. Remember the Original Clothing De.
pot, east side OF b. Dougheriy's drug store.
Muscatine, September. 30. 1883
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stray EilIey,

TAKEN UP, by Michael o 'Brien, on his planta-
/ ton, in Township Seventy Six, Muscatine county,
Iowa-appraised by James LAWYER snd Thomas Hol-
iday before George Sanford Justice of the Peace.
follows, to-wit: "a dark grey; the head and should
ers lighter than the body; the legs and tail dark
four years old next spring; valued at sixty dollars
A true copy frem the estray book
A. WAShBURN, County Judge.
Nov. 25--l3w.
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adams APPLE."--In man there is a
hump uron the wind-pipe. not to be
seen in woman. An Arabian fable says
that this is part of the original apple,
which stuck in the mans shroat by the
way, but that the woman swallowed her
part. May be so, but the story itself is
rather hard to swallow.
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THERE is nothing in honor, or fame
or worldly fortune. which is not vanity
when death approaches-nothing real,
nothing substantial, nothing worth hav-
ing, but the hope OF Gods pardon, and
the consolation Of His religIon.-Henry
Ciau.
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NEW
GROCERT g. PROVISION STORE

Al Jennison sou stand on Second street.
IN ME Subscribers have on hand new and com.
n plcie stock, consisting in part Of
Collie Rio aud Java w = cheese
Tca--Y II and Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N o and DeIchcr's Nails aud glass
Salt-bbl, sack and dairy Cunanls, raisins, &c
Wooden aud willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
Molasscs--N U and 5 II Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragalin q principe Lead, powder, shot dc
Understanding 4 chew Soap and candles
Candies, nuts. oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
sardinss, holow-ware, bacon, &c &c. aud all other
articles usually kept in a grocery and provision
store, which we offer for sale at wholesale or re.
all, at the lowest prices. for cash or ready pay.
NElDIG d SPRINGER.
Muscatine, March Is, ls53-ti
n. B. Wun,ed-All kinds of marketing, such
butter, eggs, fowls, cheese, lard, onions, pota.
toes, &c. for which The highest price will be given.
N. a. =.
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Do not sit dumb in company. That
looks either like pride, cunning or stu
pidily. Give your opinion modestly,
blu, freely; hear that of others with
candor, and ever endeavor to find out
and communicate truth.
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NEW STORE
J. T. SCHENCK,
(uccess,r of. Benne,t,l

(uccesspr Of ]. Benneil,)
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Musca,ine ond vicinity, tina, he has taken
the house of j. Bennett, and is now receiving one
of the hest stocks If Fall and Winter goods ever
offered in this market. My goods were selected
by one Of the most experienced buyers. | feel
Justified in saying. that my stock is one Of The
best in this city. would he pleased to have the
old friends and customers of j. Bennett give me
a call, aud will try and give general satisfaction
No trouble 10 show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscaine, Sept. 30. 1853.
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For sale Cheap!

I'VE have on hand an assortment OF LIQUORS
w that will be sold OF cost TO close hem out.
Those wishing to pur, base will do well 10 call.
Sept.9. JOHN LCMr q w.
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brushes! Brushcs!!

[FINIiE undersigned have commenced The mnnu.
facture of brushes of every description. at the
corner of Cedar and 7ih streets. Merchants ard
others will do well 10 give call before purchas
ing ELSEWHERE, as we are determined TO sell on as
good terms as can be obtained in any eastern city
Orders from the country filled immediately, or at
very short notice. SMIrH d CATTELL
Muscaine City, May 10th 1853.
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SllOeiily and Farriery.

rNHE subscriber has fitted up part of Joseph
! Cranes Plough Shop, for the purpose of horse-
shoeing, and from his long experience and constant
attention, be hopes to gain liberal share of patron
age in the above business. None but good practical
shosrs employed and especial attention raid TO foun
dered and bad feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov. Is, 1853-tf.
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Dr g. w. Flls.l.EAM,

DO Z
II FFlCE-a lew doors above The Post Office
\ Scccnl street RESIDENCE-Easi eJld {
Fifth street. Musralinc Dec 25-i
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Liquors.
NEW LEATHER STORE!

'SecOHH SlFcfE opposite Wced s.
UST RECEIVED
y 60OO lbs harness 1000 lbs sole
1000 +" skirting rs I" bridle
40 :" upper Is kip
10 6 calf, which will be sold at 81
Louis prices. cost of freight added.
= GTHides taken in exchange, or cash paid fu
them al the highest marke. prices.
Il. MITCHELL.
Muscatine, Sept %. Is53-ly
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IAR. j. DENNIS would infnm scr---..-.A,
~ The citizens Of Muscaiins and IT, Sc s.
vicinity that owing TO The gr,a 10 9IIIIT
crea.e Of his business be has len compelled 10
lea,e'lhe 70 m formerly occuped by him. aud n. "
may b. found il The large and pk as.Dl sat Of
rooms over II. o. Jones jewelry store, on Second
street.
He would also state for the benefit of those
desiring artificial teeth on plate, ha be has Intely
returned from st. Louis. where he procured a
furnace aud material. with lbe necessary aIpur-
ienances, for performing work after he late i'm
provemenls by DR.. Hunter, Of Cincinnati beau.
tiful meth, d, by which The teeth are attached To
The plate by adhesion, preventing The nee,s si,y
of solder or caps, in the old method. Aiso,
blocks with continuous gum, giving pefEcil
natural appearance To The teeth and mouth. Fer
SOILS desiring supply of Dental Instruments or
stock OF cny kind. can he furnished at my office.
Any thing pertaining to the profession can be OBJ
tanned through me, from New Yor ION the short
est notice. [o6-m] j. DENNIS.
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nUMES1ICS-3.44 a aud A, for sale by
~ Sept. 80, '53 IF SCHENCh'
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LEATHER

PURCHASED, and daily expected to arrive, 90 roll
Harness Leather 10 doz. Bride do; 10 rolls Ski
ing do; 10 rolls betting do 40 doz. upper do 40 doz
kip skins 80 doz French and Philadelphia calf do.
35 doz. topping and lining do; doz thong leath
en- Also, finding of every description, by
Sept l6.l CHARLES NEALLEY.
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Doors AND SHoES.--A full assortment Of
Boots aud Shoes at
Oct Z KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.
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- MINES Some years ago a witness was
examined before judge, in ease of SANDER, who
told him to repeat the precise words. The witness
hesated until be rveted the attention of tho whole
court upon him; then fixing his eyes earnestly he
judge, began go" May it please your honor, you lie
and steal, and get your living by stealing!' Ths
face of the judge Redeemed, and be Immediately ex-
Claimed, /" Turn to the jury, sir /"
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Fresh Drugs assd Medicines!
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.