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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Beauty.

1.-THE wind passeth ever it, and 1t is gone"
How often we hear men euger in the
pulsuit OF partners r life, inquire for
a beautiful woman and yet how brief
the. existence Of hat they seek, and
how unproduc.ive of happiness is its
possession.
We know full well the satisfaction
,hat sleeps beside the snow-whi,e lids
ofa beautiful eye in the naughty curl
of an exquisite lip; in the blush OF
rose that leaps into budding cheek:
in the fine turn Of swan-liks neck. the
gentle motions of symmetrical form.
or in the shadowy redundance of dark
and beautiful flowing tresses. The
hearts Of he young and passionate leap
GLADLY. are filed with wild impulses.
whilst gazing upon these things-but
when the soul is scru,inized aud found
uoblessed by elevated thoughts and
generous imaginings, when the intellect
Is uncul.ured, and the imagination
cold. the slumber Of forgetfulness will
soon fall upon the dream Of beauty.
and the flame Of affection be qucnched
in apathy and disgust.
With men OF genius, strong feelings
and pow erful passions are ever associa>
ted. and if beauty is unmingled with
the qualities Of wild thought and affec-
tion, if delicacy and virtue are NOT ad-
,mirably blended with mental attrac-
r,ions, the light Of love will soon be ex.
tinguished. and the generous impulse
of The bosom chilled by apathy and
contempt.
Many men of intellect may yield a
,momentary homage to beautiful woe
-msn, dispossessed Of other destinations;
even a village urchin will chase the
gilded wings Of butterfly /: blu. in both
cases the external splendor pals upon
their senses, and something OF an in-
nate character is S, ught for. 70 sustain
the regard which beauty excited
Nothing is SO fauering 10 the feelings OF
man. as the exhaustless and quenchless
sreaa I'd of female, and no incense so
rich can be offered upon the Shrine Of
woman's ambition, as the avowed and
enthusiastic affection Of a man of ge-
,niHs. Beauty, thou art poor and ua-
meaning toy, when contras,ed with
depth Of feeling and power Of mind !;
and she who would aggrsndizs to her
self consequence. from the little ambi-
ton Of personal beauty, 10 TOO ;mbeeile
in her .aspiratisns TO merit the stlen-
Stion o. an elevated thinker.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Marx Block.
Forwarding 4 COmmiS'n Merchant

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
WILL pay particular attention to the Storing, For
w wardng and Commission Business. Having
sold out his interest in the House with which he has
heretofore been Connected and being now in the occu
pancy Of the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
Huse, corner If Pine and Water Steet, he will devote
bis attention exclusively to the above branches OF
business. Liberal advances will be made Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NJ. B. having had long experiencein all branches
of Commercial business, fstters himself thst be can
render entire to al who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE In the building. oct2S- '53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
For the Journal.
To j. r.

Would were the brightest star
In yon right ETHEREAL skies,
would mirror thoughts that arc
IA Speaking from thy loving eyes.
Would were little flower,
H1tt Thy watchful care to be,
Id blossom in thy favorite bower
And spread my fragrancy.
would were zephyr soft,
sN Thy lofty brow Id kiss
ss Id play amidst thy ringlets Oft
My power thou'dst never miss.
Would were an angel brightly
From realms Of purest love-
I'd turn to day thy darkest night,
And guide thee safe above.
ka4 o.! would that ! were anything
~ That coult be loved by thee,
Ny life would then be always spring
cd I would SO happy be. ELLIE Il.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

IT is said that many of the private
soldiers or board the San Francisco talk.
ed of the matter with professional reck-
lessness, saying they might as well be
drowned as shot, and catching pigs by
the legs as sea swept them overheard.
sxclaimed, at the last, there was no use
Of going 10 sea without provisions.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
NEW choTHiNC STORE.
Rauh, Guiterman 4 o.,
Manufactures and ID, alersin
REDY-MADE CL0THlNG,
Muscatine, L,ca,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Olatca and Lasalle. III.

Muscatine, L,ca,
Cincinnati, Ohio, OAa,ca and Lasalle. III.
WE beg leave TO Inform the either Of Mus
w caine, Iowa, It's vicinity, and the public
generally. ,ha, We have opened q
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under the above style and 6rm, 10
| the new brick block lately erected ny Mr.. Thurs
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
Pappoose Bridge, north side, opposite John u.
Gordons store, where We shall he happy 10 meet
customers in want of articles in our line. consist
ing in very large and fashionable stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing;
Lsdia.rubber and oil clothing;
Trunks and raiises; hats and csps;
Carpet and oiled bags;
Shirts. wrappers and suspendcrs;
Cwrats and handkerchief. and everything
else appertaining TO a clothing store.
GENTLEMAN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT
AHthe clothing ,ce sell at our various estaJlish.
mems is made BIZ our oun phoiesale manutucfur.
ing house. al 2s9 Main street and 245 Pearl street
Cincinnati Ohio. ,chere zoe get up superior ar.
ticie If clothing, equal to any merchant tailor
work. tn material, trimming and workmanship
Our mandatory is conducted BY experienced and
praciiced tcorhnien on a uery erfenaoe scale; and
as by our system of doing business ,ce lessen 10
the least possible number the interference IF the
rarious dealers Jst,oeen producer and consumer,
can afford to sell cheaper than any house in This
city, giving cusiomersa better article Of cloth
ing for less money than any eper offered for sale
IN this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in reasly-made clothing are particularly
requested to call and examine o.I stock sswe are
prepared in quantity and price TO sell at
WHOLESALE
TO rs great advantage to buyers Ms can he met
.rilh in any city in the Union, New York not
excepted; for. in buying from US. you buy
FROM TIE MANUFACTURER,
And. OF course. save the profits to pay the
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing Is
got up in a superior style. and expressly with
a view to ,h wants OF fhis western region.
We are determined and able to take the lead
in our trade IN this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the resident and travelling COM
muni'y, promising 10 all fair and honorable
mems TO render onrtclves worthy Of il. By
calling on us you may soon find out tina, oil
said above 10
NO HUMBUG!
AS we intend TO establish permanently in this
hourishing city.
RAUH. GJITERMAN 4 CO..
Second street, opposite :. g. Gordon's.
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NEW STORE.
j f. SCHENCK,
(uccessor ot ] Bennel,.)

(uceessor oi Bennett,)
ID ESPECTFULl.Y informs the citizens OF
LII Muscaiine and vicinity, that he has taken
Inc house Of J. Bennett, and now receivIog one
Of the best stocks Of Fail and Winter goods ever
Offered in this market. My goods were selected
by one oi the most experienced buyers. fee
justified in saying. tina, nv stock is one Of the
best 10 This city. would he pleased to have the
old friends and customers Of ]. Bennett give me
call. and wiIIiry and give general salsiact ,on
No trouble TO show goods. Call aud examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatinr, Sept. 80. 1853. Ef
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
r. M. BURNETT
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
KINBALL'S
CITY CASH STORE.

yTNHE choicest and richest stock Of Dry Goods
ever offered in the city Of Mu>cstine, at prices
never before heard of by "mor,al man" Nv
motto is Cash or the Nail, }" for which binc my
self TO give an equivalent.
A full ca, alogue of goods is unnecessary sui.
flee il to say that an ong the stock may lie found
rich assortment Of Dress Silks, French ~. d
English Msrlnos. all wo delaines, and Ca b.
mere. OF tho latest styles and rich PATTERNS
| AL,,acas. Velves Tor chiid's wear.
| 1900 yds declines at IL IL cents yard;
$40 pee Prints;
! Bleached and drown shceting, ticking,
/ Striped shceting, bl,ac led aid brown table
| Linen
Marse,ilcs quilts, corded skirts,
Red and while wool
Flanucl Lleached and brown cotton flannel
Long and square Bay Stale shawls
Black and colorcd Ihibei shaw Is
A large assortment of ladies' and misses
Victorines scarfs. comforts. hoods,
Over sleeves, Childrens wool sacks,
Gloves. miltens, hosiery and Yankee notion,
NEEDLE.WORK GOODS.
This department, is complete
Pointed collars. chelniseties, under. sleeves
Cuffs. Cambria edgings and insertings,
W,oush, and Isle edsings
inen cambric handkerchief
| GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
! Broad cloths Cassmeres Salinets
| Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
| Cashmere Silk and satin vestngs
Scarfs Silk and linen pocket hkfs
Crsvais Plain and emhr'd neck ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A full assortment. Ladies, misses, and chill
pren's CATERS, fine kid and paten,-leather clipper
and buskins; gents and boys calf, kip and COW
hide boots. shoes and 5rogans.
For further particulars call nj KimbaI's and
satisfy yourselves that 'ihe half has not been
told" sm bound 10 sell and no mistake
]. FRED. KIMBALI..
Musca,ine. Sept 80 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

-THE FAMILY OPPOSED 70 NEwsPAPERs.D1ha
man who don't take the county paper was in tow
yesterday He brought the whole family in . two
horse wagon. He still believed that General Tsyo.
was President, and wanted to know If the "Kams
chatkans had taken Cpba, ami, 30, where had they
taken it. He had sold bis for twenty Ave csats-
the price being thrty-ons, bat going 10 :epssit hi
money, they told him it was mostly counterfeit Tbl
only hard money hs had was some three cent pieces
and these some sharper had iun On him for hall
dimes! His old lady smoked . COB pipe. and would
not believe that anything else could b used One Of
the boys went 10 the blacksmith shop b measured
for pair of shoes another mistook the market house
for church. After hanging his hat on meat hook,
be piousy took his seat butchers stall and listen
ID to an suctioneer, whom he took to be preacher.
opinion Of the "sarmint."
One Of the girls took lot Of seed onions to the post
ofice, to treds them for letter. She had the baby
which she carried sugar trough, stopping at times
to rock II on the side walk. When tcred, she stuffed
its mouth with an old stocking, and sung "RHhary
Allen"
The Oldest boy had sold two "coon skins" and wss
on lust. whcz last seen, be had called FOR g!ass
of "sedy ard water" and stood soaking gngefhr ~
and making wry faces. The shop keeper, mistakin.
hi meaning had given him mixture of sal soda and
water, and it tasted very strongly of soap. But he
had bsarn tell Of cody, and be was bound to give it
fair trial, sspuks or no puks." 6ome town fellow
,ame 10 and called for lemonade with "Ay 10 it, -
whsreupon our soaped friend turned quietly and
wiped several Aies into his drink.
We approached the old gentleman. and trisd 70 ct
lin to "subscriss, but he would mot sts, to It. He
.asopposed to "internal Improvement" and thought
larnia " VS. wicked wexs tsn." None Of his
auiy svx learned - read, but one by, and h
tsasksi school awhile, end thsa wsnt = tsdyia
winiV.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

y TaE Inhabitants Of The city OF Paris
eat bali million Of sheep a year. and
one hundred thoussnd swine, and drink
tweaty six million Sslloas Of wips.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Brushes! Brushesy!
oct2S-'53tf

HNHE undrTsigned have connnenctd the mann
Eactare Of brushes Of every description. - the
rorne, Of Cedar aud 7th streets. Merchants aR,l
others will do we'll give call before punches
ing elsewhere, rs we are dcle, mined 10 X u on
good terms rs can be obtained in any eastern city
Orders from the country filled Immediately. or
very shor, notice. SMITH 4 CATTELL
Mnsca,ine City. May 10Th 1859.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

krEsCOV s.rli al Last

A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
Certain! Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening II
~ inquiry 10 the minds Of all who read IL How Is
it that An,qcans have been long and slavisbl,
imnured in darkness and ignorance tie subject OF
disease?
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
ZEE aRPAr PANAcEA Il DIsEAsK,
10 offered to the s cited Of the States and Tsrritorie,
for the entire cuss& Liver Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, kSueAnd Fever, Chronic Lsng Fever
Dropsical Affections, Con. mpten, Bowel Complain
Blind Piles, Scrofus, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Gener
Debility, Nervousness, Costiveness, Indigestion Oh
structed Menshuations, &c.
DR.. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years and has proved TO
the most skica beyond the shadow of doubt that it
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIScov-
Erred,
being purely all Vegetabie) for the permanent cure
Of the above diseases. The most skepficat have b.
come Its most sanguns votaries, and pronounce the
Lir0 Batsam to he the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO TEE AFFLICTED. EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude, for the relief
received by its And in submitting this the Lip-
q Balsam Is recommended to all those suffering I'M.
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at onco procure one bottle of DR.. n. l.. adams
Licer Balsan,
The reader is referred to the Medical Track, found
By making application to the Agent, where the Bal
sam 10 sold, giving full epiome Of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
j. B. DOUGHERTY. Sole Agent, Muscatine.
Also, by Sells Sparks. .Fairport; Lockwood
Williamson, Port Louisa; Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view. g. e. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, 1S53-1y.
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Doctor J. II. Hershev

ID ESPECTF' LILY temr,s BIS p ui,ssiona
LII services to the citizens Of Muscatne and Vi
entity.
q rDFrICE-Bascmcnt 81 rcnns, nnia House
on Mulberry, between Third 81 d Fourth s,re.,s
Boards at the Penns, vania House.
July ], 1883. Jy!-Iy+
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FRIENDSHIP often ripens. under the
seeds Of iatimacy, into love.
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Humorous Variety.

He that says 81 know q secret" will
tell ii, If pressed.
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nOMESTlCS-3.44 "A and I, fas sale by
~ Sept. 80. 3d. JF sCHENCK.
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For Sale Cheap.

ME have on hand On assortment az LIQUORS
wv that will he sold af cost to Close BEN out.
III . swishiDg to purchase will Do wsu 70 c,li.
SRA JOHN LEMP e 20.
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The following is reply to the above, sent by lady
II WOULDN'T! WOULD YoU,"
Wouldn't give much for chap that has "gone il, y
Till he's run every cent of his legacy through
Whose simpering chin has huge goatee on It,
That hangs down upon it just as it grew:
wouldn't give much for this fellow
Would you!
wouldn't give much for chap with collar,
I hats male to stand up almost over his ears,
Who wears white kid gloves that cost over dollar
And coat that belongs to some knight Of the
shears
wouldn't give much for this fellow!
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NEW HARDWARE ST0R
O. =. Miller,
Successor to Brent 4 Mi

Successor to Brent Miller.
49, is recsivipg daily large suppliss Of Csrpsp
NJ ters', coopen.' Blseksmiths' and Farmer.
~ utensils, and oil other articles In the Hard
ware line, whish he will sell little cheaper than the
cheapest. Next desr to the Hank.
Muscatins, Nov. IL, 1858.
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CRANE & EVANS
a RE now receiving very large and well las
"A sorted stock Of GROCERIES. directly iron
Boston and New York. which they propose tf
sell al ST. Louis prices. adding freightage. The u
stock consists ~ part Of
100 pkgs teas all knd2O0 packages mat k' rel;
10, 600 cigars. assorted; SO boxes codfisl;
$50 kegs nails oss'd; SO 40 herring;
100 boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts and almonds
80 mats cassia; Eng walnuts, I'll 9ris;
Is bxs pepper, spiceBra nuts, cuTranis;
so bxs glass 90 drums figs;
so bxs pint TASKS .Citrons, raisins;
10 casks Of brandy Prunes. preserve,;
French Il Amer Manila cordsge;
Wines, Malaga, MadeiraSugar, Of every shade;
Teneriffe and Musca Coffee;
Brsndy, cherry; MoIasses ,bbls d IL Dbl
Cherry brandy; ALE;
1000 lbs salaratus; Soap and candles;
100 bbIs whiskey, (StPowder, lend an shot;
Louis prices) Ifosin. pitch, oahum, tar
Indigo; madden q allum Tubs and buc eis;
FeHch Mnsturd; CASTLE and fancy soap
Pepper sauce, chocolatcS Matches. spsif
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DIR. C.. w. FULI.DAM,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

nFFICE-a few doors ah.ve The P0si Office
l ] SsccuJ street. BESIDENCE-Easl end ot
I'm asssa Nssesiins. Dss. as-if
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ME undersigned has opened and fitted up the
u iurgs ai.d convenient room attached 10 the
Ogiiyie House. where he is at I'll tim,s ready to
accommodate his friends " no may IA, or him With
a call. Frblltfl II. C.. MOTIFS.
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Marshall & Turner,

HOLESALE dealers in Yankee Motions Cigars,
Peifumeries. Stationery, &C.. &C., Iowa Avenue,
between Second and Third streets, Muscatins.
December 10, lS53-1y
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DOOTS AND SHOES.--A full assortment
ID Boots and Shoes ut a
Oct. n KIMBALLS City Cash Store.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines!
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. B. DOUCHERTY,

J. B. DOUCHERTY,
DRUGGIST AND .4POTHECiRY,
NInin street, Mus cniine, Town,
NV OUID announce to the rub that n
w he is now receiving larg nd ,cli ~
selected sock of nearly every article tclong. u
ing 10 the business, selected in Ph la,c.phIa and
New York with great personal care, and bought
chiefly for cash He will be happy to wal, ppon
his OLD customers (and Their name Is legion) and
as many new ones as may favor him with th,ir
patronage. Orders FROM q distance will NEE,
prompt attention. All articles warranted as rep.
resented Prices m 'de satisfa Glory.
August 10. lS53--n
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Citv Hotel,

Corner Iua IuRUe and Third street, lusca,in,
H,,u
fI'lliS HOTEL is no~ ready tor tn, acconmu
/ daion Ut ihs public. II /. stusied in The zen
ire OF The most business part Of the CITY, and calnj
hr surpassed tor convenience and comfort. II,
table wall he we'll furnished. Charges reasouail,
Jan. 81. 1871. ". kYa,t.
N. Is. An excellent stabl attached Farmer,
an bs accom- n !, l,iel with mir ts,ns
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.
A FULL assortment of Saddlery Hardware, con ID
Aing of every style and variety, direct from N
Sept. ie.I CHARLES NEALLEY.
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~ iIW
GROCERT& PROVISION STORE.

At Jennison'sold stand, on Second street.
{ HE Subscribers have on hand new and com
Pl,ie stock, Consisting in part Of
Coffee--Ri aud Java w + cheese
fsa--Y II aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N o and Brlcher's Ns,ls and glass
Sslt-bbl, sack ard dairy Curran,s, rnisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware CodGs, and mackere
Noasses-- o and ) II Flour and corn meal
Cigsrs--IaeaIia q principe Lead, powder. sho, fc
Tol,acco--smokins q chew Soap and candles
candles, nuts, oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
ssrJinss, hollow.warc, bacon. DC &C. end oil Other
articles usually kept in . grocery and provision
stare, which we offer for sale at wholesale w re-
oil, a. the lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
NElDIG & SPRINGER,
Muscatine, March Is, ls53-u
N. b. Wanied-All kinds Of marketing, such
a. butter, eggs, fowls, cheese, isrd onions, pota
toes, &c. for which the highest price will be given
N. Il 3.
ENLOUR--D Davenport, Albion and E,ns brands
IL also BENEFITS Superfne--M reduced
rices. and insured TO he good. for sale by
MEDIC & SPRINGER.
10O BARRELS Kanawha Sal, for sale by
HUI NLlDIG & SPRINGER.
IN SACKS Ground Alum Salt for sale by
W NEIDIG & SPRINGER.
HIRED APPLES and PEACHES for sale BY
IL MEDIC & SYRINGE.
.JOO LBS, BACON, (hams) for sale ~
lUU MEDIC 4 SPRINGER.
nkACON-( sides and shoulders DC. )--for sale
by MEDIC & SPRINGER.
IN sACKS--fne dairy sal, for sale by
III NEIDIG e. SPRINGER.
UUGAR HOUSE NOl.ASSES and COLLEEN
- SYRUP. NE.DIG e. SPRINGER.
LNlGS ra,sins and csniies.
l. June 5 MEDIC q SPRINGER.
n. nUSsMonk. A. CHAMBERS. WIN. CHAMBERS, IN
DUN MORE & CHAMBEh
AAVING tn sday associated themselves under
i u the name and style of DllNSMORE &
CHAMBERS, for the purpose OF transnciing as
GENERAL MERCANTILE, NUMBERING
AND BEDLSIEAD BUSINESS,
Respectfully solicit the attention of the public to
the same. For particulars, enquire where you can
find out. Jy3
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WOULDN'T! WOULD YoU!
II wouldn't give much for girl with bonnet
That cost fifty dollars when it was new
Who sports large muff with hairy tail on it
That hangs down IN front Of it just as it grew;
wouldn't give much for this female!
Would you!
Wouldn't give much for female who Frances,
Homenading all the thoroughfares through;
Giving thanks to the clerks or else amorous Chances
Enough TO turn her eyes all askew;
wouldn't give much for tins female
Would your
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

LyLOUR-D Davenport, Albion and E,na brands;
II also BENEFITS Superfne--ai reduced
rccs. and insured 10 be good. for sale by
MEDIC e. SPRINGER.
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OPLENDID assortment Of Ladies' Shoes, 70
~ sale by (Sept 80, '53] IF SCH ENC.
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WHrE. RED, AND YELLOW FLAN
w NEl.-for sale by (Sept 80 1871
IF SCHENCK.
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(NHILDREN'S Shoes of all kinds on hand and
~ for sale 10y (Sept 30. '53l SCHENCK