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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

I@IN1s AIpy 70 Is iooNiaS olctFs Of ne 10
M rOfTER, No 2Hsnsvcrs. opp Exchange. President.
y ~ HOLT No. ~ .1hav s.naneiAl secretary.
eos, Siti-5LtLAiLkr, No l6l Broadway, Room No
TReSoLhl BRADY, 40 {. Nctch Co.'S No " Wiisa q.
Han tt h,ld Monday evening Z. Amegan
- -e' :" nfosewey ard Grand s., scooaS door
.ka.ss m%srnnt Intelligence Og,ce, and Labor Ex-
sksIS - 20 AID n CaDalsi. New logk-The ono J. - 40
ksl ~, nc ra.sOnes OF EulsEaion. whre alwa Be-
sssss ~ e o. LAborcIs aad Servants low OF
p ssn hive iAs orders allsd by wiring tbs
III ics;hs aasun Necessary p4y ths passage Of
-'iN-''o NJ .r.s rh.fsed 70 employers
Jas. a FAUkE : pefi1,ea1cnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

NHAS f. FISHERS NATIONAL PAINTING
~ THE BATTLE OF NEWORLEANs Is now on exhibition IN
the etv Opposite CTysa Palace above 4thst from O'CLOCK
A NJ 10 10 O'Clock, p. NJ
This bshy interesting Painting the production Of nearly twelve
ves tedious labor and the only and worthy representation
EXISTING OF the glorious II accompanied By plan IN large
csle vbre t6 miles enyirons Of NewOeans are repre-
TO show the landed and penetrated the country
10 the Mississippi River. - -,-. Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
WoNAN,. RIGHTS COMMENsURATE WIFI

MUSIC for SALE CHEAPER than ANYWHERE
WI KLSE-To the MEacoyiIE Pu5ie-A large essor aen o.
The OrcrasNor. Luc1 al lall-i
rcor LucIe;ia Martha La Sg1nnaa1a. bes I-l4A
GufsETs Tells H. mos, IA n ole
Dauces and p-.9rn-e ca u f.9
the newest eCiou OF ceeth e.
sso Co eco Of plecrg and Instructive rseee cr a. r7o-
Fcrte; Piaie &c Pes tT-ss biel ha-l-H7
'.yrrae: (kcrins Nase bEiA1te >chlz rs Seeora Sc
DcLlsrs &c Forfh A. 10 now
door from Rro-dwsy Ladies pstse ca up ',t,f1
80 - i--.;s4-e RI i.s"-a
THE PEOPLE, PAPEk--au'v.---~--, 80
,,s,Sn he SertruL Saube. nz- hand in their ad
v,rtiss early q IIesisy tse IN ms "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

NV ASH1NGIUN OI % VT
w sth-sv moore THOMPSON MANN rropries,,ofs
SPLENDID performances every AFIERNOON.nd EEESIHD 20
,,hh tady rans, Madame IOURSAIRt MIS- IAN
poT Npue LOSE PuISE and PETITE MARIE appear with
star COMPANY of and Gymnas solne sieIPses
49, evening IN which the GreS Clowns SAM LAihhOr Aao
ROBBY WILLIAMS. will open their budget Of fun 49,.
Door, open at and Performances a. and T. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
4 NIGHT IN BUFFALO.
e Of The Ny. Tribune.

l.
BUFFALO. November. 1853.
ST. said 70 captain of division Of police in
Buffalo few nights ago, win you detail an officer to
direct NE in walk 10 night through portion Of
your town. want TO see its worst side, and to visit
particularly the danceh houses and the haunts OF It's
most debaSed prostitutes in order to learn something
about their habits snd the character Of those who
sociste with them VIII you grant me M officer tor
"a few hours for such purpose u " Certainly WILL
two Of them" he answered with great cordially
Here. T, here, C, 60 with this person, wher-
ever be is DESTROYS OF going before you 20 gu
your beat" l thanked him and pat myself under
the care Of the trsty he had chosen, who enter
ing with spirit into my purpose, Jed me directly into
the yer, heart OF the Five Points OF Buffalo.
The worst portion Of the town said one Of them,
,swe wall ed along dmly lighted stree. extending
down TO tie waters edge, " hiss just been burnt OTer
guess tho there's some bad lelt still. Here, let's
look down into this cellar lie led the way down
few steep steps and opening door az the loot lsAered
bis COM anion and myself into low room. dirty and
foul ana dimy lighted BY single tsllTv candle. In
The center against the wall a sort Of bar, behind
which were ranged on q shell. few bottles ana tumb
lers beJstead stood ia one corner, ard two OF
three beds were a tie i0or o stove, chair, a8i
bench sdcs coupOsed the remainder 81 tas iirn-
iuIc. By ihe stove sat two women, (lTla women, /
JUDGED tier from tleir feature, % be-, one q whom
rose az our CHtlarec. Sc Vas ye-y drglI, ali tls
i-lt NJ is cGcer1 b-l.l and Clubs lle l-f 81 lrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

lHE 10 nave Deen leftrHlcd last n W ha9 P'%
poned account OF the indsposition OF Mr. SsyA much
the cbaGrin of tho friends Mr HaretSek Tor whose
benefit Il was designed
The Gr,at Erlaifioa Qaa9r7e last night b. .Jurs
and Company, a, the Metropolitan Hall was tho most u
os.al piece Of instrumental yet given II musici
painting Of the whole world assembling at London spar
representing each nation by It's characteristic music Tie
effect Of 90 many various ar ns in close succession and
played with extra additional force to the already great
orchestra is equally striking and memorable In addtoa
10 the regular instruments Of the orchestra twelve
snere drums msgicay VIC played giving the increase and
vanish Of sonOriy well could be esked. Then M
Wue diaoourses dyinely The saKophooe new instrp
ment to the room and like the voice N its pure ana
plsintiye tone Then h.d the rafting jingle Of Orenn
instruments multitude Of castnes Of tambornes Do
sides grea. bell and little bells indeed every resonant
material that could be designed called into play Inc
Whole Is put together with the usual kill and science
Julien Not the least Of Of his effects Is the bnle
wherein God SaUs tie Queen Is played in coansrP0iat
with anoher-one of those mastery bits OF oonryaaS
which must be cosey observed to be appreciated VI
Kind this Greqt Exhibition QEadrie s the most vansi
pquent heroic and interesting Of al NJ Julens snsas'
menis Il was vehenently applsuded
The Seventh Ward Temperance s1.jety viii bave '.
tiyal, this evening, at Botanic Hall East Broadway
which there will be dancing, rec'tsions singing @e
The Hon John Gorham Paifrey delivers at The laosfs,
Gle this evening the second lecture in the Cousse ~
NevYork AntSl.vtry Society His subject inc i'A- a.,
U,urpations Of The Slave Power is one with WIG"
studies have made him familiar.
Tie Ladies Fair aud Festival Of s. joan 'ue
isi Protestant Episcopal Free Church wlA open ,'
ing at La Fayette Hall No s9S Broadway Sna oo1l
through thu and the two following days evenings
Among the articles on sale WI be fine portrait 0, DIT
Wainwright never before Issued also The rev ~.
sens book identity Ing the Rcv Eeazer VILLAINS % o
Of Louis XVI supposed 10 have died n prom !.
The proceeds Of the Fair are devoted TO the
Free Church. A good band u music Is engaged 4"
evening.
Wrsk &C. WoNAy-HonIy Ward Beecner-A -
ron Of EewFngsud-took occasion on SUnisy 90
to aIule to The proposed celebration OF the lAn.-
the P1sr.ms by the Brooklyn New England soey "a,
Thurisy next He said thar some had iholghi th'i
Soei ~ would admit " ne sni exclude Women the 80.
would rrovc eunentiy sucees fol But a. vas hApH
av si By the determined op7o on Of ie" "a. ne y
MN tie project was defot,d snd that Nne ana ,I
Wcrn gss to BE- excluded ard TOW We shaD have 81 TO
6..lored t.rne-our no hcls, E'yta d4arhie- sad 81
vi r.lcIe thcir ihanks IS AMI praise VIII iAo-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

nj he world round about-ie world which :, q, c,r,e n
Through tie Hoosao tunnel oxrepteA-T do NOT know
iehsps by the opening Of the spring OF 1851 The work
is certainly going on brAyely just Icoantsd forty
lstorCis the ground in oui Of Il this un,,nin vho
only ocegled three square rodsl This great buling is In
the vsTy heart Of Troy the base Of that long ran az
Ills Which have hill erO limited tle growth Of the cty Ia
that IaEicular drecor bat which arc destined ere lon,
81 give way the ruthless hand Of tina. civil whS
Ike too oen, Eoi.hersPares the beautiful nor the u.
full WN. A ALcorr NJ ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

4 GREAT RAILROAD DzPoT.-Stopping in this pl.-e,
Troy " Y Yesterday had occasion 70 cell At the site Of
The new Railroad Depot in this place What a build
ing have Railroad Dep6t,, before thai for example
II Springfield Mass but / have nothing that viii
bear comparison, even for one moment with thus
did not indeed enter into critical inquiry about its d.
rensons mis- BIT have done Ionly made "0otsndsye
Of it, According to these, is about 400 feet long
and $50 vide besides various projections In short
from acre and quarter and halo ground
Observe too that the whole arranged - be cOysred
with single roof OF the slOping declining kind
qBeny il must be very high uppOse that tie cenir.
most elevated part is less than 100 fees Then the
wings or projections to which have slreaiy alluded
very considerable On Of ts sides two each large
enough Of Itself fora stately dwelling On the o.her sde
the projection extension equal to the whole length Of
tie building and IS om30 to 90 feet in breadth II s "a
suppose intended for public Offices One portion Of this
extended wing II somewhat detached aud r. four large
stories high
Iha,e been, repeatedly L the Bingham factory Of Gin
llnhasochgfeiis covering az this dep1td does aod
a kalf OF ground end have taken my survey. But the
rcof Of the latter dai and low and leaves such IN
preston Of The vet GA the mind and heart does bis
hugo roof az Troy tt sy 81 architecture i a0 modem,
aId ia ksfling viii lie times ilrcagholt
How coon lh's prrcey osg. UiAe inshld and Ti.i e
cord accommodate anu form great hocns-Ae i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20
CITY ITEMS.

THE OrERi to have been perfrmed las, night was post
poned account oil the indsposiion OF Mr. Ssy much
the ebagTin of tho friends Mr Haretzek for whose
beneft 4 was designed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

The Seventh Ward Temperance s1.jety viii bsve 'e.
tiya this evening, at Botanic Hall East Bfoad"T .
which there will be dancing recitsions singing Sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

The Hon John Gorham Pafrey delivers at The lao.'S.
Gle this evening the second lecture in the Coure ~
New York Anti-Sl.vsry Society. His subject inc i" 4.
Crurrations Of The Slave Power, is one with "H'''
studies have made him familiar
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
MuScatinc Market.

MUscATINE, June 10, 1858.
BEEF on Foor-High, Butchers are pay
ing cts. per h., nett.
Cows AND CALVES Scarce and in demand;
COWS ranging from $50 to $30--calves from
$3.50 to So.
SuExp--Also in good demand and high.
HoGs-Butchers are paying S., per cwt.
GRAIN--Wheat, SO to 10 cts, per BUSH;
Corn Is to 20 cts; Oats 90 to % cts.
PRoyIsroSs--Pork, Mess 80 per cwt.;
Hams smoked, o to 10 cts cts per Id; Bacon,
sides and shoulders, 7aS, do; Flour 50 ,5Oa
400, per Dbl; Corn meal 40 cts per bush.
BEES WAx--2O cts per ID.
SEEDs-Clover SIS SCAT, 90; Timothy ST.
5Oa2, 90; Flax seed 75a80 cts. per bush.
BUrrER AND EcGs--Butter 10 per b.
Eggs cts per doz.
GRocERIEs-Cofe 10 cts; Sugar LA:
l-2 per lb; Molasses, 5 II, 35a36, n. O..
32a33 cts per gal; Rice l-3 cts per Id.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples 100; Peaches
$2,75 per bush.
WINDOW GLAss-S< 10 $500, 10 Ssl2, So
30, lOb4l4 "a, 00a5, 90 per box.
LuNBRR.-Pine, $S0Oa15 per 1000 feet.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
New Express Route.
American Express Company,

~. Louis and Galena, ria Mississippi Rirer.
IN and after May 10, fs53, we shall run semi
" weekly Express to and from st. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy. Keokuk, Bnrlington Muscatine. Rock Island
davenport and intermediate places tie G;,leia. Ga
arrangements with the steam packets affords Us faci
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
ihtes specie packages, boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment Of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders, DC, &c. tr,,sty me
scnger will accompany each Express, provided with
an iron safe for the security of valuable packages en-
tisted to his Orders for the purchase of goods
&C., from Gacna and other points ON the route, viii
have prompt attention, and packages returned by the
iii st messenger. Packages will be called for and de
lyered at st. Louis without charge for carriage. Mes
1t Galena we connect with Burbank & Co. to st. Paul
also to Chicago Buffalo, New York aud all the pril
.i,al eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO II CO.
CRANE 4 EVANS, Agents,
June 3, 1853 Mlscatine
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10


WHISPERING IN CoMPANY.-This hab
il, so often indulged in by young
ladies, in the presence Of friends or
strangers. savors strongly Of rudene SIS.
i. no. Of gross ignorance. The vainest
being. the most conceiled. or The most
perfect, suffers alike under that emanci-
patton from the government OF trne po-
likeness. We cannot help. though per-
feet we imagine ourselves. considering
our hunt bic self the theme OF merry
whisper. and tie p in ran,ling in our
wounded self-love leaves j thorn which
sooner OF later will sting the aggressors,
aud prove thorn 10 them. Whisper.
tug in the presence Of strangers. with
on; cogcnt apology. is, therefore. out OF
place. and ought to be avoided.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

....A, St. Louis, during a murder
trial. one Of the jurors on adjournment
went home instead Of going to the jury
room. The Court the next morning
took him to task for his conduct, when
he replied that he had been married
man for twelve years. and had never been
away from his wi e one night in the whole
Of that time. aad that he found il utterly
impossible 10 bc absen! from her. The
Judge fined the delinquent $50 for his
conjugal affection. which fine was after
wards commuted TO three days imprison
ments in the Jail.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
MUSCATINE JOURNAL--JUNE TO- 1853
GEN. SCOTT
Expected in Muscatine!

ME undersigned would r,-prciiull, announce
Il TO the citizens of Muscali,.t anl vicinity. liza
lhey have jus, opened large BAKING ESfAB.
LISHMENT in The I'D and well known stand oi
y. Plumncr, on $. cbnd street, o,,p,erc J. VI
kane's Saddle and Harness shap where N re eau
ne had a, all times Fresh BREAD, CAKES
CRACKERS & PIES. We are prepared alsn 10
aanuiacture any aud all kinds II CANDY L, ORDER
IN the shorirs, np'ice and o. f.ir term a. ca ,
be had above 81. Louis. County Merchn,ts, and
Shop KeeI ers would do WILL ., give " n call bc.
fore purchasing ,ltwhcre. All kinds Of nuts
candies, SINAI beer, sria water. pruncs, pickles,
citrons, raisns, fig. lemons, le,naila!e, cigars
smoking and che wing tobacco, II the h'St qalii.
pepper sause, cheese, matches; sirdineS toys and
also room supplied to furnish u,ch 10 such a.
may give us call
ADAMS g. WAISENBERGER.
May 81, 1853 If
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
NV Store in Ml,:atine /!

On Ippa Arsnue, opposite the Nevada NIL
sl,lfE Subscribers being compar alive strangers.
and having but just opened new and beau.
,ful stock 0f usschsndizs direct from the Eastern
,tics, respectfully invite, through the medium Of
tho public press. the attention Of the citizens Of
this place a,nl vicinity 10 the same. As we wish
I'd ell to ell on reasonable terms a. possible.
VIC ask Of you . liberal shssc II patronage, and
ioiA postise!y eel lo.Ocv thai any other house in
the city,
ROR OAsR on PRD'DUcR,
Our stock 81 LADIES' DRESS GOODS. we
arecsstsin. cannot be surpassed in this section
consisting Of Dress Silks. Daseges. Baregc j.
i.aines. Lawns. Swiss. French and Scotch Cling.
hams. .aces. worked collars. eJgihgs, inccrtings
and riabons--of the latest styles and patterns.
EBssss and shscs, Hats aiiA d., Hardware,
0rsccsies, &s., ~ nlf k1nds.
Give " call. and we will take The greatest
pleasure in showing our goods, feeling confident
you cannot 60 away dissatisfied.
BRYANT 4 CHAMBERLIN.
Muscaline !. June 10. lo53-lf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Agents Wanted
10 canucss for aud sell :.
THE YREROINEs OF HISTORY,

THE IRE8OINES OF HISTORY,
and its companion,
THE HEKOINEs or THE CRUsADEs,
USr published by X. M BURNETT. Mus
j caiins, iowa. large commission will Inc
I,aid Those engaged in selling those books arc
making tron, .Gre 10 fen dollars per day.
The Hero,ncs Of History embraces histories and
biographies Of the following celebrated characters,
Cleopa,ra, JON Of Arc. Maria Theresa. Josephine,
Elzatah of England, Mary of Scotland, Ca,ha.
,iue OF Russia, Marie Antoinei.e. Madame Roland.
Thou has, charmed cup. o, Fame,
A draugh, that manlIes high,
Aud seems to ift The EARTHLY frame
Aboye mnr.alhy. Mrs. Heasaas.
Oae octave volume containing $40 pages, bcauii-
fully bound in embossed mo,oco, and em~iiishcd
nesses BY Joha 3. jenkins. Retail price
81 SO.
Herones Of tho Crpsades, companion TO the
Heroines Of Hisiory. contains biogra hcs Of Adcla,
Countess Of Blois, Eleanor Of Aqui,aine. Bsren
garian Of Navarro, isabella of Angoulems, Vic.
Ianlc Of Jerusalem, ana Eleanora Of Castle.
"Oa Historic rolls opened"
By C. A. Bliss, author Of "Bloss' Ancient His
tory" One octave volume combining about 500
pages elegantly bound in embossed morocco and
Tin. ly cmhelhshcd with steel portraits and tile.
page. Retail price 81 SO; same. Turkey extra
iui gih IS 90.
On receip, If The price Of either Of the above
books viii forward COPY. post paid, TO any
parl Of the United States.
I also putlsh large number Of other new
popui and saleahe hooks for agents.
For iur,te, particulars address
II. NJ. BURNETT. Publisher,
Muscatine, Iowa.
QJPGhis!icrs Of newspapers in tho u. =. CIV
ing the above five weekly insertions, with notice,
shall receive copy Of each, ~ express or other.
wise, a. they may order R.M ?: ii
June 10, 1883. Now ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
COndensing Coffee Pot.

WE invite the attention Of oil persons. hu, cs-
wv perisII, the LADIES Ia REMINGTON'S
PATENT COFFEE P01', being the most USE
fu article in the shape of a COFFEE POr that
has been presented to the inhabitants Of Iowa.
We invite trial, and il its marked superiority is
not acknowledged, the money shall be returned
II claims superiority in oil the follJwing qna'ites
/. Will save at kas ono-fourth olt,e C,il e ordi-
nary used. 2. viii produce beverage Of sups-
rior flavor. g. Will settle the Coffee without any
oher aid than It's own action. 4. Will never boil
over 5. Will keep hot longer.
A DRENr & MILLER.
Nav Of 1853 If
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
VOL. v.


A company has been organized a,
Davenport for the construction Of a
Railroad around the Upper Rapids
Books have been opened at ST Louis
for subscription to the capital stock.
Dubuque county voted, on Saturday
last, by a large majority. TO subscribe
100000 stock for railroad purposes.
Madison county has voted loan Of
100000 towards the construction Of
the Iowa Western Railroad through that
county.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
New hooks.

DEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN
N Uncle's Toms Cabin, Cheap cdiiion)
Uncle TOMS Cabin. Gas itis.)
Lie. If Lady Jlne Gay; Dick Wilson, u Maine
Law s,",;) Border Warfare in The South West;
Poets and Poetry ui the Bible; Stories If Birds and
Beast; CIark's Commentaries; Crudcn's Concord
aiIcr--and large stock Of books Of all kinJs just
received al BURNETr'S BOOK STORE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Notice.

an election held in the several townships in Mi..
"A catine county, on the 4th day of Apr 49, on tho
question rs to whether the said county shall borrow
$50 900 to aid in the construction Of the Iowa Nester,
Railroad &c agreeaby to the proclamation published
four successive weeks previous to the election in tie
Masufiae Journal and Enquirer, weekly news papers
publ he'd in said county there were Six Hundred and
Fifty votes cast for the loan and tax, and there were
Two n inbred and Twenty votes cast against the loan
and tax, appears from the official abstract now on
file in this office.
Therefore, |, Arthur W9shburn, County Judge, in
and for said c1aty being satisfied that the require
ments of law have been substantially complied with.
and that majority OF the votes cast are for tho loan
and tax, have caused the proposition and result of the
vote to he entered at large in the minute bdoE which
vote will have the effect Of law after the Publication of
this notice for four successive weeks.
ARTHUR WASHBURN, Cornty Judse
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
Dental Gard.
DR.. j. DENNIS

c.. RESPECTFULLY informs the cit
MS izcns q Musca,lnc and vicinity that he
III1Jis now at the American Hotel, where
he proposes remaining few weeks, with tie in,en-
lion OF practising the different branches OF his pro
fession
Having had the opportunities afforded III tie
City OF New ORLEANS, for the acquisition Of his
profession, in CONNECTION with dozen years x.
perence, he requests all persons who are DESTROYS
iha, their teeth should he repaired correct GENITAL
principles, to call aad consult with him.
REEERENcEs:
Hon J r Cook, Davenport; A Daniels, Marion;
A II Miller, E.q. do T. Daniels, d,
Hon A r Cotton, De Wit; Hon NJ Preston do
VIM Fl TuhiH, Upton; J Carleton Iowa City
S'A Dani,i., do H ID Downey do
Rev Cobb, i do j H Cover, do
UJAit operations warranted. my 81.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10

....A few days since. in Chicago. a
calf swallowed poke. book, contain
ing $500 in bank bills. By some means
the fact Of its have done SO was discov.
cred and the animal killed Upon
opening the stomache the bills were
partly digested. but $3.50 Of the amount
was recovered.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
$4,000!

Number Of policies issued prior TO the first Of the
present month. l4762.
The condition Of this Company is such that the
Executive Board are enabled to make yearly divi-
bends to Mutual Members as as their policies
expire. Accordingly on the FIRST Of March, 1858,
dividend was declared of 33 l-3 per cent, on all
Mutual policies in the Farmers department. and
10 per cent. OF premium found ON Mutual policies
in Merchants department.
The officers AMI directors Of the company COM
prise some Of the most influential men Of the State
Of Ohio. Hon. Reuben Wool, Gov. Of Ohio ,P res
ident; d. b. Danham. ESQ.,. Vice President, e. N.
Skeeis, Secretary. George Mygan. Treasurer.
For further particulars enquire at the office Of
Il. H. THAYER, Agent,
Second street. over BurDe,t's Book store.
May 27. l853-u
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
=. III. Thayer,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

MUSL.9ITNE, IOH,a,
w LII attend to the practice of Law in the Supreme
/" ana District Courts of the State. Prompt atten-
ton paid TO collections in Muscatine and adjoining
counties. Land Warrants located. Real Estate bought
and sold. Also, Local Agent for tie Washington
Union Insurance Company, Ohio.
fS Office on Second street, over Burnett's Book
STORE. June 3, lSj3-tf.
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OWner Wanted

nor aquarterscction LANDWARltANT.N No. 4I5lo,
+ issued on the sta day Of December, 1913, TO John
JYser, which was transferred sold to John Wilss
son. on the 18th day OF December ls4s, and acknowl
edged before Geo. H. Hilton notary public, Cinncinati
Ohio. This il to notify said Wilkinson, alive, or If
dead his relatives, that said Warrant Ia ut this Office
subject u disposal.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-10
LIQUORS.

A FINE lot of Wines, Brandies and Gin, which we
IL offer for medical and mechanical purposes at redu-
ced prices for sale by NEIDIG & SPRINGER.
June 3 lS53-tf,