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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-13

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A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
Certain Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is swakenirg tn
IN inquiry in the minds Of all who read it How ID
II that americans have been olong and SO slavisbly
mmurea in darkness and ignorance on the subject Ct
disease? N
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
TIE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
IL offered to the afflicted Of the States and Territories
for the entire cure If Liver Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic Lung Fever,
Dropsical Affections, Consumption, Bowel Complaints,
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Gener-
Debility, Nervousness, Costiveness, Indigestion, OBJ
structed Menshuatiops, &c. IS
ORA. L. Adams Liver Baisam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved
the most sica, beyond the shadow Of doubt that it
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCov-
Ma af H re Erred, a5
(beng purely all vagetabs,) for tho permanent cure
of the above diseases. The most skpficai have be-
come its most sanguine votaries, and pronounce the
L,per Balsam to be the
! ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE ArFLicrED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come up from every track 1t has made
swollen with expressions of gratitude for the relief
received by its use And in submitting this the Liz
der the fgaM
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of Dr. n. l.. adams
Licer Baisam
by making appli alton to the Agent, where the Bal
cam is sold, giving full epitome Of the cause and
cure of ell diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
q B. DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent, Muscatine.
Also, by Sells Sparks. :Fairport Lock wood 4
Williamson, Port Louisa; Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view. sk al 81 g. e. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, 1S53-ly. $} si
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NEW CLoTHINc STORE.
Rauh, Guiterman e Co.,
t1@sl Manu- facfure,s and ID, altrs in
REDY.MADE CLOTHING.
81 etsrg.fri 81 Muscnf;ns E,r1 ~

VIII Nl ADL VHU Hk3us
s"sa Muscufine, b,ca,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Otiatea and LaseHe. III.
ME beg leave TO inform the ci,ixe, Of Mus
w cntine, Iowa. its vicinity, and the public
generally, thai we have opened
NEW CLOTHING STORE
Inihis city, under the above style aud firm, iu
the new brick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs.
ton. on Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
Parpoose Bridge, north side. opposite John G..
Gofdon's store, where we shall be- happy TO meet
customers in want Of articles in our line. consist
ing in very large and fashionable stock of
Mems md Boys Clothing;
Isdia-rubJer and oil ci,ahing;
Trunks and Raises; hats and cops;
Carpet and oiled bags; ~
Shiris, ,crappers and suspenders;
Crpats and handkerchief. and everything
else oppertaining 10 a clothing store
GENTLEMAN'S FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
-AHHe clothing zoe sell al our parious establish
mems is made by our oua ,choiesoke manufactur.
ing house. at 2s9 Main street and 245 Pearl street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, whee zoe get up a superior ar
ticie If clothing, equal 10 any merchant taihr
rork, in material, frimniing and workmanship
Our manufactory IS conducfed6y crpeyiencedan
prGcfieed ,corkaien on rerp erteasive scale; and
90 VY o'' " uobs3 I"SbfeoS eSc tcoatU ~
the least possible nunber The Interference If the
vurious dealers bettceen producer and consumer
,re Gun ofud to sell cheaper than any house in thus
city. girinS cusiomersa better article Of cloth.
ing. fir less money than any erer offered for SALE
in this city before. ~. 4, -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready-nale clnhing are particularly
requested 10 call and examine Or stock asee are
prepared in quantity and prize to sell at
WHOLESALE
10 as great advantage 10 buyers ms can be met
with in any city IN The Union, New Yo,k not
| excepted; for. ~ tu,ing from Us. Won buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER,
And, Of course. save The profits to pay the
intermediate Dealers moreover. our clothing is
got up in u superior style, and expressly with
view 10 th' wants of fhis western region.
We arc determined and able to take the lead
IN our trade IN this riy and respectfully selict
the patronage Of The resident and travelling com.
muni'y, promising TO use all fair and honorable
means TO render Ourselves uo,tiy OF ill., BY
calling on us you may coon find out iha, all
said above is
NO HEMBUG!
As we intend to establish permanently in this
furnishing city.
RAUH, GJrTERMAN q CO..
Second street, opposite :. q. Gordon's.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-13

RRNITrrsG MONEY By MAIL.-A very important
case has recently come before the United States Dis
trict Court at Richmond Va Chief Justice fancy pre-
siding, in which The question arose whether money re
mited BY mail from debtor to creditor, such mon
ey being lost before it reached its destination
release OF the debtor from obligations Of the debt
Tae Chief Justice decided that the plaintiff having
qnested his debtor 70 remit the money, without spec
tying or directing how II to be sent and the de-
fendant having complied with the request by RENTING
through the mail as the custom with others TO do
the debtor would not be held obliged to make up the
loss The decision is in conflict with other in.
voving the same principle the Chief Justice holding
that the former decisions were not correct.
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NEW STORE.
J. f. SCHENCK.

(uccess,r oi J. Bennet,)
DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
IL Muscaine snd vicinity, that he has taken
the house OF J. Bennett, and now receiving one
o! The best stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered In this market. My goods were selected
ny one Of The most experienced huys,s. feel
justified in saying. that NV siork 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 satisfaction
No trouble TO show eoods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
M,lscatinn. Sept. 30. 1853. t1
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For the Journal.

- ~ sd To Nanmetic.
.szsa Although l fain, with gentle hand,
.ss Would bind amid thy hair
- "A floral wreath who's. emblem grand
Should tell Of merit rare;
- 80 Would with the scARLEr-LrLY blend
go The HRLIoTRcPE and MINT,
~ 81 And 10 the JAsMIsE's fragrance lend
.AaF The vIoLEr's ssure tint.
Would offer thee, with earnest word,
The ARBoR-vITE's bloom,
And ningle with the ANrrnYsr
xThs uuasrumng BRo"M,
Add cull from out its native bower
The mild AcACIA-RosE, 5tt'
B Ard gather thee the PLANE TREES ball,
Where orient summer CLOVIS.
Fe@ = And with vERBENA crown the whole
A chaplet rich and rare
- 20 deck thy calm and thoughtful brow,
With one warm, earnest prayer
a., That Time, with all it's gloom and joy,
And restless, rolling years,
Might yield thee bliss without alloy
's~S'se And smiles undimmed by tears
Yet, .till, take thee at thy word,
s-ei And dear " FoRGEr-MR-Nor
Bs ever thine: the choicest gem:
L. Wha.e'er may be thy lot I;
But with it, "Nannette," let this hand
- The PArsY humbiy twine,
- = And cast the I'M armipgled twain
etf - On friendships spotless shrine.
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Doctor J. Fl. Hershey

ID ESPECTF LILY tendcs bis professional
LII services to the citizens Of Muscaiine and Vi
entity.
UJOrrTcE-B Basement Of rennsy ousc
on Mulberry. between Third ai,i Fourth Sire, is
Boards at the Pennsy lvania Hons,.
July /, 1883. @iyl-lyt
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Shooting and Farrierv.

4 BE suhecriher has fitted up part Of Josepb
IN Cranes ri ugh Shop, for the purpose Of horse
shoeine, and frm his Iong erperienee ard e. nstap
aftntiou. he hopes 10 gain liberal share u pstron
in the above business. None hut good p.sctical
shosrs smplyed, and especial after u raid h. soun
de red ard bid feet. GEORGE PERRY :
Nov. Is, 1864.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-13

He who checks child with terrier,
p s.s Stops its play and stills its song,
Not alone commits an error,
But . great and moral wrong.
al Give 1t play, and never fear II,
Active life is no defect;
e Never, never break its Split,
-. Curb it only to direct.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-13

HNIIE undersigned have commenced the manu-
facturc Of brushes ofevcry description. a, the
corner Of Cedar aud 18th streets. Merchants ard
others will do well TO give call before pnrrhas
ing elsewhere, rs we are deie. mined 10 ). II on as
good terms can be obtained in any eastern city
Orders from the country filled Immediately, or
very shou notice. SMI III q CATIEiI. /
Muscaiine City, May 20,h 1853.
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The Exhibition at the
cRYST Al PALACE

l AS caused wonders aud excitement, on nc.
i count OF its sp!endor and grandt hui
any one who visits and examines The original
wsls known Clothing Depot Of HEILBRON Il
SllFERMAN, must feel no less asloDishe., al
the careful selection Of their great variety oil
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amourt Of FaI! and Winter stock.
II is not our intention To take the lead Of this
city with putting inihe public journals, but we
shall endeavor (as we have always donr) 10 az
commodaie and please our numerous customers,
aud any aud every ono who will honor as VITA
their patronage.
We do mi wish to humbug The public. by as.
serling, that sell for iess pri, es than any
city IN the Union, New York mol excepted" u,
we are willing 10 guarantee that we will sell o,
more favor e terms than any cit, in the west Gin.
cinnati not excepted. As we visi, all the Ea-.
tern cites semi-annuaily. and remain moi less
than two or three months, 10 select our own
stock, and have il manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly fr this market. We therefore,
feel confident in defyiag competition, mol only 10
ioc prices. but IN quality. either at Wholesale or
Retail as we feel perfectly able aud responsible 10
do business upon our own account. consequently,
we purchase Of those who offer The greatest in.
ducemeni, and sell 10 our discretion. The whole
OF our present stock consists Of Nxw AND FASH.
IoNABLE STYLES and no last years old stock
We deem il useless to give assurances as regard
prices, It is enough 10 say. that we will sell cheap.
or than the che1pesf-lo,oer than the io,cest we
therefore most respectfully solicit the public NJ
general, aud our friends in particular 10 call anu
examine. not only The largest. bni most fashona.
bic sock Of READYMADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in the city OF Muscaiine.
iIEiLBRUN e. SILVERMAN.
N. Remember the Original Clothing De-
pot, east SHE of b. Dougheriy's drug Store.
Musca,ine, September. 30. 1853
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DIR G.. w. FlJEE.IANI.
BOTANIC PHYSIl

DUIANIC PHYSICIAN.
AFFfCE-a few doors above the Post Office
" Secon ] street. RESlDENCE-East ED Of
fiiih street. Muscatine. Dec. 25-f
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MARX Block. b
Forwarding & Commis'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
MILL pay particular attention to the Storirg For
w wardiDg and Commission Business. Having
heretofore been connected and being now in the
pancy OF the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, corner Of Pine and Water steer, he will devote
bis attention exclusively to the above branches Of
business. Liberal advances will be made on Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO. 100
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NJ. Is. having had long experiercein all branches
OF Commercial business alters himself that he can
render entre satisfaction to oil who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. oct2S- '53tf
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II. M. BURNETT
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
KIMBALL7S
CITY CASH STORE.

TNHE choicest and richest stock Of Dry Goods
Z ever oes ed III the city OF Muscatne at prices
never before heard Of by "mor,al man." NV
motto is Cash on The Nail, )" for which | bind INV.
self TO give an eqnisalet.t. s.a1
A full ca aiogue Of goods is unnecesssry- sur.
flee il to say that oi,s the stock may te fc and
rich assortment of Dress Silks, French and
English Mernos. all wo delaines, and Cash.
meres oi the latest sly les and rich paterns--C an
ion Grape "a spertid aricle.) plain aud lignr ed
Alpacis, Ne,eis Tor cid's wear.
1900 yds .rlainrs AT IL l-2 cents q ward:
$40 pcs Prints; f
Bleached and thrown sheeiing, ticking.
Striped shreiii'g, bieac led ard brown table
Linen
Marsei quilts, corded skirts,
Red and WINE wuGi
Flannel, tieached and brown cotton flannel
Long aud square Bay State shawIs
Black and colored l'hibet shaw Is
A large assortment ofladies' and misses
Victormes. scarfs comforts. hoods,
Over sleeves, chiidrcns wool sacks,
Gloves. mil,rns hosiery and Yankee notions
NEEDLE.WORK GOODS.
this department, is complete
Pointed collars, ch. misetics, under sleeves
Cuffs, Camhlc edgings and insertings,
Wrought and Isle edgings
linen camhrc handkerchIefs
GENTLEMEN'SF FURNISHING GOODS.
Broad cloths Cassimeres Saiinets
Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
Cashmere Silk and satin vestings
Scarfs Six and linen pocket hkfs
Cravals Pliin and emhr'd neck ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A full assortment. Ladies, misses, and chill.
pren's CATERS, fine kid and pa,enl-Ieaiher clipper
and Lpskns; gents and boys calf, kip and COW
hide boots. shoes aud 5rogans.
For further particulars call al KmbaI's and
satisfy yourselves that "the half has not been
told" l ain bound TO sell and no mistake
]. FRED. KIMBALI..
Muscaiine. Sept 80 1853.
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J. B. DOUcHERTY.

J. 3. DOUCHERTY,
DRUGGIST AND .4POTHECARY,
Main street, NIus cntinc, Town,
W Guild announce 10, The pub that ~rQ
w he is now receiving larg nd well. NJ
selected stock of nearly every article belong IN
ing 10 the business, selected in Philadelphia and
New York with great personal care, and bouch,
chiefly for cash. He will be happy 10 wal, upon
his old customers (and their name is leeion) and
as many new ones as may favor him with their
patronage. Orders from distance will NEE,
prompt attention. All articles warranted as rep
resented. Prices nude salisfa ctory.
August 10. lS53--u
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For sale Cheap:

M Il have Gu hand an assortment cfLIQUORS
w that will he Sold NJ cust Ia eI.se hem out.
hose wishing 10 Inh base will do Will H. call
SsP.e. JOHN LEMP & co.
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i NOMEsI ICs-3 4 IA and S 4 for snle nv
~ Sspa. ~, 20 ar sCHkAGk.
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DOOTS AND SHOES--A fol os-or,mrnt o
ID Boots aud Si,nes nj
Oct KIMBALL'S CITY Cash Store.
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I Hf3a THE 80 ~
MU8CATINE JOURNAL.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. b
Mahin II Clemens


M3ahin q Clemens. ssa5
JACOB AAHIS, ORION CLEMENS: JOHN nAu,s
ON the FOLLOWING
ONE corr, ONE YEAR. RH8@p1
II paid IN advance, single subscribers IS. q, "A
II paid within three months, IE
Il PAID aiter the expiration of three months "a
TO CLUBS.
% copies, one year, I'm adrdnce) i. > q Is
- .,I'e - oiie cur - g#irb' rts-s- 10 %
AS One month will be given to enable mt,.cyibsr.
70 asall themselves OF the advance ermszafter which
'e above terms will be adhered to as strictly a rusie
;1, for shorter period than one ear
VIII DC taken at the same rates.
A8- To insure discoptnuance M The ora - y. =
Tune subscribed for all aIrearages mat he Maid ara
POSITIVE directions given to that effect The nansr ~
no responsible Subscriber will lie discontinued vhiIe
reaages are DUE unless the same are settled for ~ nt
or otherwlseexcept at the option Of the pubishers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Une square az lines or less,) one week -a :. 4, r.
each additional insertion, : .ee- = Is
SIX months, -ssfs = g. i.f&.e q a
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80 liberal deduction made to reg ular yes,lv -
ser!sers, who occupy onefouith one1hid, III =
As Advertisers will find : frequent renewal "a ti.;,
advertisements to he of dctsded cfy.l III ~ Ts>f
No business advertisements must have tia ,n,.
hsf OF Insertions desired marked upon the manrsr5
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and charged b = accordingly. y y Ssss
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mem advert easements strictly to the business asee1
bs advertise.
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NEW Fs gn.sru 4
GROCERY 8 PROFESSION STORE

- - - - =
AZ 1eantsonsofd stand on Second street.
HE subscribers have on hand new and COM
Ptle stock. consisting in part OF
Tea-~v H all 10, VIZ.
Suuar-N O and DsIchc,,s Nails anil glass
Sall-hbl. sack and dairy Curranis, raisins, &c
wooden aud willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
i,;oarse,..,;. S"u ou' anu ,.n ~, "."s
rnh,rco-"sa,nt;,,r " LIZ. ' po" .no'''
Candics, NUS oranges, lemons, spices, crackers
sardinss, hollow-wnrc, bacon, &c &c. and all other
s,a,s .,,h;.i, ~, ~ M. :" s,o.s'y "uu pos'v"
all, al the lowest prices. e, cash Or ssaay pay.
m....,;. - ,sea - M '''"'
NJ w.si. r.
:. l,,n,. 80 , ""'us = ,"n s su."
-. ms. 'u''' o.,ons, po'a'
'o' ""''" '"e i'snes' P'ce vii. NC e,se"
---- = 49, = ---- -. = =.
MOUR- Davenport Albion and Eina braDds
- also BENEFITS Supcrfne--a, reduced
NEIDIG 8 SPRINGER.
1nn BARRELS Kanayyha Sal, for sale Nv
AV .8 MEDIC e. SPRINGER
- -------- -
~ NEIDIG g. SPRINGER.
RIEn Apt - ,,,J pr a1,uEs e. - =,
ID NEIDif; & SpPINGE y
!. -. :,
|Hn Ids, DaGsN, lhams) Tor sale ny
lOO NEiDlG d SPINNER.
n AEON = 1si,Ies ,nI choni,ler. e.. !, r., -
n -. NrIprf, ~ c,pprxr.,,n
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A FANATIC. with all his violence. his
intolerance, his one-sidedness, is q
much more respectable character than q
nerce nary politiciaa. Compared with
the ordinary caucus spouter and getter.
up Of caucus resolutions, even the ultra
Abohtionist, no government man. the
fabid .come-outer' is an honor to hu-
manity. He is, at least, a man in ear.
nest, with an earnest, unsel6sh purpose
and, therefore, more high souled, and
inevefy way higher being, than the
mos. regular conformant 10 party usages
who has no better notion of the nature
and end Of government than is usually
exhibited in party proceedings"
HUMAN LiFE.-Ah! this beautiful world
Indeed, know not what to think of it.
Sometimes it is all gladness and sun
shine, and Heaven is not far off,
And then il changes suddenly, and /: is
dark and sorrow full, and the clouds shu,
out the sky. In the lives OF the saddles
Of US there are bright days like this,
when we feel as If we could take Ills
great world in our arms Then come
ihesgloomy hours, when The ire will
neifher burn in our hearts OF on our
hearths,y and all without and wi thin is
dismal, cold and dark. Believe, every
r.-has its secret sorrows, which the
world Knows hot; and of.entimes we
Gala man cold, when he is only sad
LDHcIeltosC's Prose.
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Fresh Drugs aull Medicines!
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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LEATHER.

LEATHER.
PURCHASED. and daily expected to arrive, 30 roll
Harness Leather 10 doz Bride do; 10 rolls Skir
ing do 10 rolls betting do 40 doz upper do 43 doz
KIP skins 32 doz French and Philadelphia calf do.
50 doz topping and lining do; 5 doz thong Ieath
er, Also, finding OF every description, by
sept To- CHARLES NEALLEY
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1t isa fact, not joke, that dogs are cooked and
served up in Paris as harea and rabbits 3
The Spsnar are so fond of cri kets that they keen
them in cages hike singing birds. "
+ The members of the English Parliament are not
paid yet the expenses of both Houses amount To
nearly million dollars year
Nearly fve millions Of dollars have beon expended
In the search Of Sir John Franklin 1t will be nine
Is next May, since he sailed from England, and ret
al nope o. s safety Is not given up in England and
The admiralty propose sending out another cxpiorns
expedition early II ls6L = :. ~- s's'''s
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When is caar like a lady's dro,s? When it
10 s1t-in. 80 ~ ss,tsrr
Somebody asss VIA; is more sole-harrowing
than rcgs in ono, boots!
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r ,ALf. KIP. WATER Pr ,OF AND sTU
~ GA BOOrS--ior sale by
Sept. 30. SO. F. Gil ENCK.
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'DSs I III, AND BINDINGS
HOUSE, sIGs AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
JAMES DoNAELI. q JOHN ID. DUNN

HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose Of carry
2%s- IL iie The Business Of II WsK.
SIGN QRNAMF Al PANT
ING. PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WRITTEN
NC and " ALI coLoRiN6, ou PERI! street, between
81 Odd -. streets.
Would most respectfully announce Ia their friends.
ard the pabhc generally that thcy prepared toeS.
eeute Pnutif IL either Lead Ze. al III low - pos
sible p4ces, and the sery hsst sly le
perchep Us tht Hh#Hc Business @grrdn-- them
sarug their patrons fli satisfaction in aay aor that
may DC entrusted Ia them.
PariicutarAtittti a given to estimating any Enh
lie private Buildings Persons wishing aHy ~ tie
boye work done, would io We Ito give Ih.n e'i be-
iort letting their work. They also prep parcel Is
ecute Banners Landscapes. Masonic nd Odd Fellow
Aprons Decorating md Gilsing in superior ST. e aud
ol the most reasonable trsms. Paints of all color,
prepared and ready for use. Glass " all sizes, patty
&c, for sale
June 90, 1854 noNNELL Il HUM.
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MORE ABOUT woMAN's RIGHT.

I HIS undersigned won most resIe,tt,,
the ladies OF iowa thai they ha,,. ins, -, tis"t
large lot OF Charter OAK, Air lirLt ,a.l,'e Nsd
Now Ladies if!ou have not The rlplt II, ~, ."a
President .oa certainly have the rich, /, ~ M
OOH stove, ana before deslotie MAJ assumes
lohsbilit. Gas no doubthe would II Oh Nrnl,.ss
We would advise on TO exercise IN * ri, 49, ashs
ing so oula solicit our attention 70 m, ahn y 70
We warrant then 10 give Ieffeei sas fp no, g. o'S
Particular amt 4 plate cracks N one se.r ~ vsn
nish new ones free oi charge; besides an,
pos ed IN regard 70 the operation al 49, @l
any doubts whatever from said perso, 80 49, ~
demand sie money until the expiration otwo M.
Below give COP, OF eertiit ates sig,,a h, We
living III neari. every part 81 this Sta. sfDAi|
II this is not proof positive that this is i~ees
we will 81. no more. F>'"i S'',s
We whose names are hcrcunto sub,eribAd
method OF recommending the Charter Oh 49, v /
ookng Stove. sold by II. Wickersba,n s8|
enpori, Iowa, We believe IL TO be the hes, yoat &C.
now In use, for speed in exeeliipg m 80 coy
believe II TO be The heaviest and most dur,l De
as follows:-- seitj
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| T. Knapp, Henrietta Brainsr. Am, Me- or,f -
Woodward, Atner naylson, Il MoolfanI I'll q
Tor. Hall Eno> fiehenor, fouls 4 N8rei Z, !. ~
tith. Thomas AeGavran. Charles Weston g4ii AZ.
4 zen. john l. Davies, VIM Herrtl. n NJ
small. Adam Welgand, B Collamer, n n.y.. 5, a
/ a c Fuitoli, Jas Thprhston, A f,ilion I 80 49, 7
] + \ Red,uan. Nathan IL italnho, JHo Df,.at u, 4
! Farr, .jno MI on, Jas Bshtiy, W P@tfs q e
Krowef, + Wilcy,A Wright, henr, Fs,ri,. Ri. Y
| iel, sam eAsi, hHa,el stsihens, kIhls FppA M
] faion Jne 0ds, WIN fiatts, ] D. leuh8r,t MA IA WI VI
/ Wiiley,J 7 Waiser. Jpo X Windsor. CANT n.
1 ram Brown, Vim u - SHELTER. George Sannf 81
! Bnckwalter. New btay oids, Deiids Cufreit0s
Besides thcaboNe stove We keep constant, ae A. +
! the Prairie state Challenge, Biaek Diamond New ~
/ ge, CLIPPER. Beauty Of tbe West, sna oggrr, ~
SaricusFaHcrns OF premium Stoves Also a cse,,f !
assortment OF Iln-ware, Copper do; apahed 4 N
Nails all sizes and Brass We viii Esy tle 4gss,,
market price for Old Copper Brass Pewter. len a
/ Rags. 80
i march 10 IL. WICkERSE4M * sax
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Il n CssslWerrs,
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Jeans, &e, DC,
] for FAB and Winter wor Il
4 Oct IS. 81.