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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
he Exhibition at the
CIR YSTAl PALACE,

I AS caused wonders aud excitement, on ac-
i count of its splendor and grahLt r. b ut
any one who visits and examines The origin al
wsll known Clothing Depot OF HEiLBRUN &
Sli.VERMAN, must feel no less asonshed, al
the careful selection Of their great varict, OF
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amount Of Fall and Winter stock
II is not our intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting in the public journals, bu, we
shall endeavor Gas we have always donr) 10 nc-
commodaie and please cur numerous customers,
and any and every one who will honor US witt
their patronage.
We do not wish 10 humbug the public, by rs.
sertng, that we cen sell for "less prices than any
city in The Union, New York mol excepted" Ut
we arc wiling 10 guarantee that we will sell on
more favor, bic terms than any cit, the west Gin.
cnnai not excepted. As we visit oil The Eas.
tern ri les scmi-annually, and remain not less
| than two or three months, 10 select our own
stock, and have il manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly FIR this market. We therefore,
feel confident in defying competition, NOT only in
Lo,c prices but Ia qualify. either at Whoes; l, or
Retail. as we feel perfectly able and responsible TO
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase of those who offer The creates, in.
ducement, and sell TO our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists of NEw Ann FASH.
IosABLE STILES and no last years old stock.
We deem il useless TO give assurances ss regard
prices, II is enough 10 say, that we will seIl cheap.
er than the chelpest-losDer than the io,oest; we
therefore most respectfully solicit The public in
general, end friends in particular. to coll and
examine. no, only the largest, but most fashiona.
BILE stock of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in the city Of Musca,ine.
HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN.
N. B Remember the Original Clothing De.
pot. east side Of J. b. Dougheriy's drug store.
Musca'ine, September. 80, 1853
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

How TO Know WHETHER MAN Be.
LONGS TO HEAVEN Or Eor.-It was wont
TO be q trial, whether land belonged to
England or ireiand. by putting in toads,
or snakes, or any other venomsus cYea- :
ture. into it; and il they lived there. il
was concluded that the land belonged 10
England; II they died. to Ireland: So.
il vsnonous lusts live in vs.. if sin reign
in our mortal bodies, we belong TO
hell, but if they die By modification,
IL there be no life ia them. then sha !
We be sure to set up our eternal rest 10
heaven, and to be made heirs OF heaven.
and have full possession Of those man.
sions. which Christ, our elder brother.
hath prepared for us.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

"Dlp NOT He SAT- BEANS 1.-Two
travellers put up for the night at tav-
ern.. Early in the morning they alb
seconded withou, reckoning with their
host, also stealing from him bag OF
beans. A few years aft.r, they passed
that road in company again. Again
they asked fer lodging at the same inn.
The identical landlord WAS yet at his
post. In the evening the landlcrI
was busy in one corner Of the
bar room. talking in suppressed voice
with one Of his neighbors. about a
swarm Of bees. His two dishonest
guests were seatcd in another part OF the
room, and indistinctIy hearing the talk
about bees, one says to the other ::
Ibid not he say beans - IL think he
did," was the reply ; and quickly they
were missing.
This bean story is worth something
When hear man scolding about the
personalities Of editorials, cannot help
thinking about the beans.
When the church going man COM
plains that the minister means him.
this anecdote about the beans will pop
into my mind. On ten Thousand occa~
sions | notice people whose sonscien-
ces are not easy, saying TO each other,
BY various modes Of eommunica ton :
Did not he say beans I" though per
haps the writer or speaker was no near.
Of the subject on which thei: minds were
excited than the sound Of the word
"bees" resembles that Of "beans."
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yariOuss lteu,s.

Amos Stone, o! Erie county. Pa.
produced l4O bushels of White Whea,
upon three and half acres. last wear,
weighing 62i lbs. per bushel.
EARLY rEAs.-The moment the frost
is out of the ground. and it can be
worked TO advantage is the proper time
to put in peas for sn early crop.
The revenue Of the Church Of England
is twenty-five millions of dollars. The
revenue Of the English drinking houses
10 more than hundred and hfty mil
lions.
ANEN CARr.-A Lyons journal state.
that new plan Of building carts and
OF her vehicles has been discovered,
BY which a horse can be made to draw q
load one half heavier than by carts al
at present constructed. The new vehi.
Gle has four wheels, and when the horse
is harnessed. the foremost pair come to
about the middle OF his body. The
weight on the axle. and the vehicle il
constructed in such a way shat i, covers
the horse up 10 the neck.
A French physician is now in Liver.
pool for the purpose o! applying gasvan.
ism to the propulsion Of ships. The
discovery Of the doctor consists in lining
the vessel with zinc and copper, accor-
ding to n given plan. and in forming
by them, an immense series Of galvanic
piles, or batteries, OF which the electro.
motor shall be the salt water o! the sea.
The immense battery acts upon the
electro magnets, of which the movements
Of attraction and repulsion much sur.
passes, it is said, the force Of our great.
est steam engines.
A better pistol than Colts is now in
the market. which is manufactured BY
and the property Of the Robbins 4
Law renee Company. Of Windsor, VT.
This pistol is entirely different from
any ever before offered 10 the attention
Of the public. 1t is simple in its con.
struction has q revolving hammer in
stead Of revolving cy linder, is loaded
by unscrewing the barrel, which exposes
the cylinders, and is not at.all liable Il
become imperative By corrosion or rust
as all the working parts are contained
within the stock or breech, free from
any connection with the exploding gas
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NEW CxoTHYN0 STORE
Rauh, Guiterman 4 Co.,
Manu- acturers and Dealers ia
REDT-MADE CLOTHING,
Muscaftne, 6tca,
Cincinnati, Ohio, OTTAWA and LaseiIc, III

Muscafine, h,Ua,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oftal0a and Laseiic. III
AIE beg leave to inform the citizers Of Mus
w catinc, Iowa, it's vicinity. and the publ.
generally, that WE have opened a
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under the above sly 10 and firm, il
The new brick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue an,
Pappoose Bridge. north side, opposite John q
Gor,lons store, where we shall be- happy 10 NEE
customers in want Of articles in our line, consist
Ing in very large and fashionable stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing;
L1aia-rubJer md oil clothing;
Trunks and Raises; hats and caps;
Cmpet and oiled bags;
SHIRTS. ,crappers and suspcuders;
CrIUats and handkerchief, and everything
else appe,taining 10 a clothing store.
GENlLEMAN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT
AHMe clothing ,ce sell at our various establish
mems is made By our orn ,ohoiesaie manutaciur
ing house. at 2s9 Mai, street and 245 Pearl street
Cincinnati. Ohio, ,chere zoe get up superior ar
ticte If clothing, equal to any merchant tain,
,Oork. in material. trimming and workmanship
Our manufact@y is conducted by experienced ana
practiced corkmen on a uery ertenSire scale; ana
as by our system. of doing business re les en- Il
the least possible number the interference IF tn
rarious deulrs bstpccn producer and consumer
zoe Gun afford to sell cheaper than any house IN it
city. giving customers better article Of cloth
ing fr less money than any eper offered for sail
in this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.made clothing are particularly
requested TO call and examine Or stock We are
prepared IN quantity and price to sell at
WHOLESALE
10 as great advantage 10 hnyers az can he mel
nth in any city in the Union. New York not
excepted; for, IN buying from us. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
And, OF course. save the profits TO pay The
intermediate dealers; moreover, our clothing is
got up in superior style. and expressly with
a view 10 thu wants Of fhis western region.
We are determined and able TO take the Leaf
in trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
| the patronage Of the resident and travelling com
muniy, promising to use oil fair and honorable,
means TO render ourselves worthy OF il. b,
calling on US you may soon find out tina, al
said above is
NO HUMBUG!
| AS we intend to establish permanently in th
| lourishing city.
RAUH, GJITERMAN 4 CO..
Second street, opposite !. G. Gordnn's.
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Marx Block
Forwarding Il COmmiS'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
MILL 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, corner of Pine and Water Steet he will devote
his 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.
M. B. having had long experienceiu all branches
of Commercial business hatters himself that he can
render entire to all who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. oct2s-' 53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

MARRiAoR is the mother OF the world !:
II preserves kingdoms fills cities and
churches. and heaven itself. Celibscy.
like the Ay in the heart ofan apple, sits
alone and is imprisoned in singulariiy
But marriage. like the useful bee. builds
. house ans gathers sweetness from ev-
cry fower-mahes societies. snd repub
lies. sends out colonies. and feeds the
whole world with delicaciess keeps OF
der. exercises virtues. prompts the in
tsrests Of msnkind-snd 10 that state
Of good things to which God hath as.
signed the pressnt sonstitation Of the
world
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NEW STORE.
j +. SUHENCK.
(uCccssor IL J. Bennett,

(uCccssor IL J. Benneii.)
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Muscaine a"d vicinity, that he has taker
The house of Bennett, and IS now receiving one
OF the best stocks of Fall and Winter goods eve,
offered in this market. NV goods were selec ted
by one Of the most experienced buyers. feel
justified in saying. that nv stock is one of The
best IN This city. would he pleased to have the
old friends and customers Of ] Bennett give me
call, and will try and give general satisfactio ion
No trouble 10 show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Mnsca;inp. Sept. 80 1853.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL - MARCH 10, 1854
&c DisCOveed at Last!

Mystery Explained IA Revolution
A Certain Victory is Ours
NE w THEORY OF DISEASE is awakepirg II
IN inquiry in the mi nds of all who read IL How Il
1t that americans ba been go long and so slavshl,
immured in darkness and ignorance on the subject OF
diseaS7
DIR, A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
TEE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
j: offered to the a cted Of the States and Territories
for the entire cure Of Liver Complaints in all
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever Chronic Lsng Fever
Dropsica Affections, Consumption Bowel Complaints.
Dorrhea, Dysentsry, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Gener,
Debility, Nervousness Costiveness Indi gestop OBJ
structed Menshuations, &c.
DIR. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved to
the most skeica beyond the shadow Of doubt that 1t
ONLY RELIABLE MEDIcINE EVER DIscoy-
Erred,
(being purely all Vegetabc) for the perm cure
of the above diseases The most skeptical have be-
Lirer Bals1m to he the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude for the relief
received by its And in submittiog his the Liz
er BaLsam is recommended to all those suffering I'M
der tia
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at oncs procure one bottle of Dr.. Il. l.. adams
Liper Balsam
The reader is referred TO the Medical Track found
by making appl 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. DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent Muscatine
Also, by Sells 4 Sparks. .Fairport Lockwood 4
Williamson, Port Louisa Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view, q. e SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
O,.ober 81, 1s53-1y.
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For tae Journal.
Little Bette.

Twas the waning Of the day,
And the shadows thiokly lay
Ger the eastern valleys green,
While the sun peepsd in between
The tall trees that silent guard,
From his kiss the velvet sward.
There, upon that summer even,
Stood . little hand of sevsA,
Round An 1fsnt's new made grave,
Over which tho brauch:s waved.
Solemn music filled the air,
Az they lsid, with tender care,
The rude coffin to its rest,
A. tho sun sunk in tbs west
Then with tears they turned away,
From the place where swestly lay
And that pilgrim band went on,
Till the promised goal wa won
Yet their hearts oft fingered there,
In the summer sunset fair
Where that lonely grave was made,
And their youugest- born was laid,-
Where the wild birds make their nests,
And the sunlight longest rests.
And the mothers heart yearns oft,
For the music Of the lost,
And the infant voice Of one
Laid whore sets the summer sun;
And she longs to smooth the hair
Ger the little forehcad fair;
Bat she knows that in the west
They have laid in droamless rest =
Little B,ttie.
NANHxrrs.
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VOL. ".
For the Iournal.


MEssRs. EpIrcRs: have read with much n,sssur.
the poecal article entitled "The Ross in your last
number. Pfso young writer, it Il very oredi,a
BILE production, and indicates decided genius and nne
pcstical talents It's striking miarity, however, to
the following lines BY Montgomery will be observed
By al your readers. PHILo.
Addressed to Friend the Birth Of his frst Child
Two Roses on one slsnder spray,
In sweuf communion grew,
Together hail'd tie morning ray,
And drank the evening dew
While, swestly wrsathed In mos,y green,
There sprang little bud between.
Tnrough CLOUDS and nthins, stoi m, and shows,
They opens into bloom,
Aingling their foliage and their newsrs,
Their beauty and peri lus;
While, foster d on its rising stem,
Tho bud became purple gem.
but soon their summon splsnlor pass d,
They faded In the wind,
Yet were these roses to tho last
The loveliest Of their kind,
Whose crimson leaves, in falling round,
Adorned and sanctih sd the ground.
When tins were all their honors shorn,
The bud unfolding rose,
And blush'd and brighten'd Is tho m,rn
From dawn to sunrise glows,
I'LL or each PARENTS dropping head,
The daughters browning glory spread.
Ny frieud, in youths romantic prime,
The golden age Of man,
Like these twin roses spend your tins
-Lfs's little, less ming span;
Then b your breasts - fres from cares,
Your hours - innocent - theirs.
AID In the infant bad that blows
In your encircling arms.
Mark the dear promise Of rose,
The pledge OF future charms,
That DER your withsring hours shalt shine,
Fair, and mors fair, - you decline; =
TIL. planted in that realm of rest
Where Roses never die,
Amidst the gardens of the blsst,
Beneath . stornla, sky,
You flower Afresh, like Aaron's rod,
That blossomd ct the sight of God.
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NEW
GROCERY &. PROVISION STORE

At JennisOn'sold stand, on Secasd street.
ME subscribers have on hand new and com
IL pleie stock. consisting in part Of
Coffee Rio and Java w = cheese
Tea--Y Fl aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N 0 and Belche's Noils and glass
Sat-bbl, sack and dairy Curranis, raisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
Moasses--N o and SH Flour and corn meal
Cigars--raealia 4 principe Lead, powder shot DC
Understanding & chew Soap and candles
Candles, nuts oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
sarlines, hollow WARE, bacon. &c &c, and all other
articles usually kept in grocery and provision
store, which, we offer for sale a, Wholesale or
all, a, the lowest prices, for cash or ready pay.
NEIDIG g. SPRINGER.
Mascatine, March Is, 1s53-tt
N. B, Wan,ed--All kinds OF marketing, such
~ butter, eggs, fowls cheese, lard, onions, potn.
toes, &c. for which the highest price will he given.
N. g. s.
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new HARDWARE STOR
Q. =. Miller,
-
n Rrort 4 Mill,

Successor to Brent 4 Miller,
AAA IS receiving daily large supplies Of Csrpon
~ ters'. Coopers,' Blscksmiths' and Farmer.
nv utensils, and all other articles in the Hard
ware limo, whi,h be will sell little cheaper than the
cheapest. Next door to the Bank.
Muscatine, Nov. III, 1883.
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A NOVEL -CoNsEksED.-Mo Moonlight
night-shady grove-two lovers
nal fdeliy-younx lady rich - young
man poor-great obstacle-young man
proud--vsry handsome-yery smart
sure TO make 4 fertune.-young lady's
father very nngry-won't consent-mo-
therintercedes--no go-rich rival-sery
uSly--vsry hard-heaued. lovers in bad
6x--won't part-6ie first-moonlight
asain-garret window opens = rope
ladder-fight-pursuit-too late-mar-
riage-old man in rage-won' forgive
them--dieowns ihem-old man gets
sick-.ssnds for his daughter-all for.
Siven-all made up-old man dies
young couple get all the money-live
In The old mansion-quite comfortable
-hsve little children-much hsppi.
ness. FINS.
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& EVANS

CRANE & EVANS
a RE now rccei,ing very large and we'll -as
n sorted stock Of GROCERIES. directly from
Boston and New York. which they propose Il
seh at ST Louis prices. adding freichiaSe. The
sock consists ~ par, Of
100 pkgs teas all kind,200 packages mac k, rel;
10 600 cigars. assorted; SO boxes codfsl;
$50 kegs nails oss'd;; SO do hrrrin;
100 boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts and almond:
80 mats cassia; Eng walnuts, I'll eris;
Is bxs pepper, spice, Brazil nuts, cuTrlnts;
aO bxS glass 90 drums figs;
so bxs pint TASKS ,Citrons, ralsins;
10 casks Of brandy ;Pfunes. preserves;
French s. Amer. Manila cordage:
Wines. Malaga. MatIcira!Sugar, Of every shade;
Tenerife and Musca,; Coffee;
Brendy. cherry; :Molasres, bbls e. = bbl
Cherry brandy; ;Ale;
1000 liza salaratus; !Soap and candles;
100 bb's whiskey, (SGPowder. lead an shot;
Louis prices) ltosin, PITCH oahum, tar
Indigo; madden d allums rubs and buc els;
Fenrh Mnsurd; CASTLE and fancy soap
Pepper sauce, chocolate; Matches. ,ps,f
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1870 ssss snh IvnllSCsouIEte
8 th IS the age # RailIoads ,uu-z-z
and 'Moics, the undo signed {ll{{{3F{E8
would have II remembered thai il
you will
CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
yyou can gel more goods and better quality for
your money than any other place above 81. I.oui.
am now in receip, of my Fall stock of welI se,,,.
ed goods such as the Farmer. Mechanic. Labsre,
ana uen'lfHa wants. consisting of all kinds of
DOMESTICS,
Muslins Cacoes So,,;,.us
CassIineres Declines AI,,c,s
me"noes NomioHs Shawls
Blankets Linscys ywseJ.
Jeans, Checked shifting. Canton and Wal FL,
nels, Bi ankets. Coats and Pants. SILK and W.
Hats. Silk Plush and Cloth Caps, in fact. cyery
thing that Is USUALLY kept in dry good. stores. nv
Stock Of GRoCERlESis complete and will eel
al The lowest possible cash prices. Nv s,ock 81
QUEENSM ARE. CAN'T be beat in price oual.
Ky and variety. Always on hand good ossor,.
mem of BOOTS AND SHOES
Call and see At the sign Of The Big Re., Brooch.
HENRY HOOVER.
Musca'ine, Sspten bu 80. 1853.
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For Sale Cheap!

NTTE have on hand an sssnrtment Of Ii . 10
w that will be sold at cost TO close ri . m
Thos ewishing to purchase will do well to O.
SeH q. JOHN LEMP q
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Sale Of House and Half Lot
and Furniture.
DOOTS AND SHOES.--A full assortment Q
I'D Boots and Shoes at
Oct. KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.

nOMESTICS--3.44 4 and 81. for sale by
~ Sept. 30, $50 F SCHENcK.
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City Barbcring Saloon.

ME Undersigned has opened aud fitted IN lie
- 'args afd convenient room attached la tie
os'''e houso "hrre he is at all times ready to
ccommodat, his friends VIM may 6,o, b;,, a;iI
eail lF"bllti] Il. C. MOTIFS.
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DR.. C. w. FUg.I.UAM.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

.nFFICE-a lew doors above the Posi- & n
I SscenI street. RESInENCE-East ed
Filth srN. Nuws,ins, Dec. 20
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CITY Hotel.

Corner hwa Avenue md Third street, .nxscoy;o
I0,cm E
WIS HOTEL is now read, for tho atcommn.
i daien OF the public Il is situated in the cen.
ire oil The most business part of The civ and cannot
be surpassed for Convenience and rnu,o,t. he
table viii he well furnished. CHARGES rrasnnoi Ie
jan. u. 1898 II. ". KYLE
~ b. An excellent sisbl attached. Farmers
an bs accom- II, lated With IA ir terms,
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LEATHER.

LEATHER.
PuhCH ASED, and daily expected to arrive, 90 roll
Harness Leather 10 doz Bride do: 10 rolls Sir
ing do 10 rolls betting do 40 doz upper do "a doz
kip skins 81 doz French and Philadelphia calf do.
So doz topping and lining do; doz. thong Ieath
er. Also nnding OF every description, by
sept TO- CHARLES NEALLEY.
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. MI PHI II
CLOTHING STORE,
NIB" FIRM

~ VI
Austctine, huu,
CncinnrH, Ohio, LaaN. 4 f, -,
REFERRING to the above we inform IN. ,,,u.
:. Muscatlne and vicinity, that we have ore,rd a
Siot-ihs s,tcle IN TINS city, by our brother Ar =
haush, 10 Auscalne, under the above new finn Nth
Tue important difference, that ali ur stock is a.,
orr 10 TsR
WHOLESALE MANrFAGTrR G IN USr
at nclnnat, ard that although all sort, of =, .;r
nave greatly advanced in price vet n. wing ro,,. :,
poht W lay 10 Tue Manufacturer We Il all &c n n
! w Sheapei IMAM ever We are now re ei,i,, GA
iples OF " ~ n, iAiSe 'i.l'-
MEA'S AND Joys Ci,O1UING
Furnishing goods, hats ard caps trunks a, ,.,;-
carpet ana leather bags india rLeranT eI ,o,t;'
boots and hoes &C. &C. ' ''''ah r.
lie great advantages VIC now have in ,rocv,i. u.
pestreauy maze clothing tie lowest rate, rs f.
ooiaen., WIZ ihtGcc everyday to examine our iyr. .
~ i"S hloate stot X, aid re pItmie 10 Use an re-
oi1nie meal SO That Eore shall 60 way deea,;rl
ne htNe engaged the services of IN e.ue,i,r,d
pr ctcai tailor - lcmar of ctr
MANCfAE1 URING PtRryESr
Ard everyt ing sold il. this cstai l,ln ont i. ,
~ ~ se"ei ai.d 20 le made Letter than any Lo,a,s
'0'e o'''i'o i'l SIZE IN Au.catile, in or Line
COUNTRY Ri'HAN,s
Dealing in ltady-made clothing. are na,ti
qUeSted l" examine our stock as we ,te n,e,.3 ~
q9aIl as wei az price to SC II at WHOLESALE "a - =.
aa'aLlase To buyers az can lie met with in s,x
'he Chl.d States, New York net txceIt,d NY ~
,,,. RAUH. GUITElMAy
hiuscatiEe, september l6 IS53 w.
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