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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

11 3. HAIL LIN fOK CALIFOKNIA VIA ASPIN-
~. wall and Panama. Loweet prices perior
Eitensi:n Of The Pan.ms xAroad for The
forming the agreeable and sat ronso hrsuzh in i'd
Of all other Lines Tho United Satcs Mail Steamship
20 . 3solook nom pieE foot q warren sxe.. shs
to Panama with tho Pacific Mai Steamship Cos
pAnys steamer G0LDEk GATE, Capt. IshAm. Tho extern
prActie,be IN ore day. oonddsration that viii induce y.
me- Hineksy ate forwaTder for 90, the 18th
us perfected his for the transit OF
sengers and their baggage 70 Panama ok
cts DO eb:snsd tSr This rsnsi, fr.m " C.rrnSson
~ Adams Co.'s 80 Broadway st III West ssreos Tho
81 ell
and particular attention 10 paid 10 the oleAnliness OF the
companies. ut " est street, TO q. a. WaITNEY
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MADAnI LADoHus, NO sy CANAL srREEf, sTIL
AVA etntnuos t past present and future events, Love
seurssp and marriage she vii ale. axe ove nusuA
snes Of ne icture ntsadst absent friends Snsns ~
She will ass TELL who the master In AM family Mn. L
having ayesA extensively In th United 1satss b th
pAoisJ, has always Givsa univrsai saAsfssteen-
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY, &C., TO UNITED STATES NAVY SAIL.
" orr and marines All United States Navy sailors AID
Marines who served In any s. In the Pzohs
~ any time from 1886 o 1885, and the willows heirs Of
sush who died In the service snss their discharge
Tromphy obtain their double aad bounty land
OF EDWARD BI6SBLJ, Agent
And natl Purser U. n, No. 81 Wall street, basement
Jus. above Pearl street. B.-Abo soldiers bounty land
varr,nh obtained - above.
TINTED STATES .RAxEN AND MARINES WHO
" served In tho Paeno from 1886 1883 also the
heirs Of such have their pay proup,y solicited
By tbe uns sgned vhose in ths prosecution
Of claims against the United bases Tor bounty Land extra
and arrears e. p mileage, forses killed In fervoe sup
plies furnished &o enables him 70 offer superior fAcos
claimants In having their claims promptly settled
reasonable terms. N BFo charge Ia any untl shs
money or land Ia obtained.
=. KOwINa Agent No. James alp.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A s1RoLOGY.-pR. WILSON, 90 BROOKE STREET,
may DO sonsultsd past present, and future evonn
he ves tbe most correct Informs Of Ia the
Unitsd STATES Birsh required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

They all first Glass New York built ships, provided
wish All requisite articles for comfort and
p..enss5s and con m.ndsd N moa q experiences in Wis
Goods sent the Subscribers will DO Forwarded Tree ro
char gee but tho.e actually Incurred.
BOYD HINCKkN, Agents, 161 Pearl s8eet.
INDEPENDENT LINZ FOX CALIHORNIA.-yAMRS
Cross, proprietor Of the Atlantic steamers k1war5
Mills proprietor OF tho Pacific The celebrated
surthsn having on recon. eurepsan sTSuron proved
pinwEll Monday February o. ~ three O'Clock seiy
10 connect with ths And popular steamship Uncle Sa
The unrvked speed superior Of these
steamers warrant ths belief that ths line wiz excel al
'''' JANIS 4. oRosS IL. Battery place up sAairs.
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HTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA srsAnsHIP LINZ

NEW FORK AND CALIFORNIA srEAhsHIP LINE,
IN via HicaraKua-Ths Accessory Traaait Company OF
Nie.rsgus prcprie:o -Throssh In advance q tbs m.
Only line gvsG through ticket, incu tink the Ishmue
erossinEThe new double engine steamship STAR or rus
liver (, so'eosi ~ sr.olssy for "a. Tuan Sei Nsr1S
On nontay Feb 70 osnnecnx 18th the nav and iav'.ss
NearssuA Trsnss route HAVING but twelve miles q land
alton and inform atoA pas
sage, apply only 70 CHARLkS MORGAN, Agent, No.
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CIOCK FOR sALl OR lxcHANG1-A FEW SHARES
- OF the Horsa Hastern Company will be exchanges
auy suitable for CALIFORNIA; AusrAs country
Full particulars obtained By addressing box ASA Pott
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5000 600 y.T gIs sSa
and United States otzens To day We ia,ro
duee your noe tho lsns wished for ARTICLE waraAtod
not inure t.is pens 10 viii be given free Of
charge in s all sanp for trial pub xisl reau,stst
Broaavay. purely chem cal. Lsaiss and sesuemsn
RTIFICIAL IMPORTED FLOWERS, II ADVANCE
"A Of the season, and AvAlAble also, bonnet haei
sA Of rel .ble Paris fashn so gross gls shsd
and dealer in French and fsathers So Bros4
way, up stairs, between white and walker streets,
EvArs. TAsHIoNABLyHATTsRI ll0 SIXTH AvRNUR
~ respectfully Informs his friends public that
will on Saturday Feb s introduce his sp.ns style Of hah
IRON RAILING AID sTAIRs.-sHALED PROPOSALS
will be received By tho 0oyornsrs CT the Amsnou o. st
their tfhce, Rosunds Park until o'clock NJ OF the tst
fer the iron railing and stairs Of the wisg Of
c worthtue on Black ~els Island Tor Inform alton
ply 70 II. kLDRID0B Superintendent BiAok wcls Island.
TIN CHESHIRE GLASS COMPANY ARE NOW PRE-
pared execute orders for rough plate glass superior
color and strength fom 70 inches thick, ~ fav0rAh
pricee Arobee bull fsfs and contractors are requested
70 call and examine the Article - the csnpanys depot ~
WORLDS PRENIUN.-oxFoRD HOE AND EDGE
w Tool Comrany-L Bol1es, Superintendent ITO atten-
on OF she trade 10 invited TO the perr goods
tured ~ This company 70 whom the neds awarded by
the New York Crystal Palace Inhibition for tho said
rcsrssd ~ tie trade sguA 20 she essD anyhing
Of the kind In market All orders addressed 10 AfsON
AGsnA oxford ChsnAnso county, New York. viii receive
promps st~ntion.
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OFFICE OF TIE ROCKY BAR MINING COMP Any
~ No 2oHesohanes nIchanse, New York Feb l. 1854 :
Noise 70 notice. that
three per upon The stock f the Company
been levied the Board Of 70 Ara Of
ONCE Of the Dom ,sny in the city q New York In case q
payment required together wish sli rresous
thereon Oh be forfeited 70 the assooiAoa but 10 order
thst ress ina ont Of the city 81 New York
have he heAsht Of the fall time three grace win DO az
lowed 70 them The holders are requested 70
tho old certificates and take ont BY order OF
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IgsEwn EIERi DlY.

Y-aupnr rl,n HOTioK-rs SLio nvTlUR 10 REKn-
~ stgse e he swasre, occupant or oesupAn
Z Al kersss ane proved uniD proved lands sases
thsr,Sv following havs bson
I'D ~ Assesser and are edged n tts onss Of tAs
Iass.c Of TOR sxauinshoa ~ all p4ysops
ressea VIA rcs 1axgjss tho sidsw Of Thy ash
ssswssn Trss and fkd The iiniss ssraesS b.
ciuds all tbs several houses
ground ios and parcels Of land s.Atsd
so,h sides Of Thutytfth sxee between first and Tsiri
ssepsss all waoss nss<ss, Affected BY abe
shove aad rho exposed sAGs
= wrislrg, 10 ,hs unders ssee. - Iasy enoe, No a
uaecrdo within thy1v Ian from Asss OF this noSoe
WILLIAM GAGE,
OHARLEe J. BOb6K Assessors.
CHAkLES kcNIKLL,\
o2s:, Ev:ssu Of Assessments, sses: Department. Tebru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

UNCR eAVANNAH-TARE REDUCRD.-THB NEW
and speadid see wheel steam slip KhYbT0NR STATE,
Captain Rardie carrying the United States mai, will
leave PhilsdephA for Savannah wednesday February
49, Al 10 o'clock from tho wharf above Pine street.
srsed strength and for The
sssengers this ship 10
from PnilAdelphia, $3 sseersse s. Tho STATE OF
GEORGIA leaves the following wednesday agents
In Phia telpbs, HARuN nAkI1s, S7h North Whsrves;
II Savannah, q. A. L. LAMAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

GEo CHRIsTY 4 WOODS MNsTpRLs, NO. ~
u Broadway. gerfora every evening Tickets % osnts.
Doois open ~ o.; commence At7k O'clock.
ghis company has cotton with any other.
II. WOOD, Busipess Manager.
GEORGE CHhISTY, S,Age Manager.
cARp-oserke chrissy veil kaown for .hs Las, twelve
method Of informing the public that he has formed eopa
nership with Mr. Henry Wood, Of Minstrel BALL No. ~
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no snurHsKN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YnB

NNO gOUTHlKN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
South Carolina, Georgia A. taking the United Statss
mail ssscoship JAEasTONN on eAturdsy Aferuoon a. )
and Rohmons ske the neateard and Roanoke Railroad
wilm aud thenos the Wilmington and MAnchss,oe
Railroad, Just completed and forming through line by
railrosd Auguss Ataanta 40 Passage and fare, tats
room Norfolk 10 Petersburg and Richmond.
SIC; stesrass pass,Ee half price; Apilyto
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RARNUh'S AMERICAN MUsEUM.-0RAND NATION
- 81 Poultry Show, Friday. Feb. 900 specimens Of
the host rarest costly Ane beautiful fowls
Chiss:s n Bfana Psotras ducks geese s.aa ps.oooks
in the evening" Address BY yssg,rt Esd xnd CON
yersatontl msetir st 10 O'Clock Admitsnoe to The
Poultry chow, Museum, and perform Is CENTS chill
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fyOL- WOODS GREAT kUsRuM OF LYING WON
~ ters opens his evening At 2 Chestnut street, Phiade
phia committing Il the following wonderful
Lnpu'an in only fourteen inches hish eight years old
pounds; the large small ladies' Master Ben English,
original infant drummer four old SwiS M slasi
ross forming attraction before exhibited 70 the
m peOpIe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

QROAIwAY h1EAGgRl NO. 81 BKOADWAY,
- row open day and with ths larEs collection e
ever exhibited in ssw YORK First aynsarsnsesfxtAs
LlLLIPUTIAk KING,
The smallest spee'n Of humanity shown. walgAma
only six pounds, and times smaller than any 1v0I
hitherto exhibited To be without charge
nee,ion with the display Of wild Beasts the ansss Twn
and the psr alcss Of Her D,iesbhoh.
Opeh frsm 10 ~ IL p. n. Admission. - oo1ea ehu.
ArnN Nndey kap. halt nyioA
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RUcKLIYs sxRRrADsRs, UHIsksH HALL $50
- Broadway, near tho PRESCOTT House.
OPEN HVRRY NIGHT.
The Oldest Established and most talented company sxist
snes being hs 6st introduce harmony into Ethiopian
the sing Operate ohor1s.s per orm
Of announcing that TIE Concerns OF this Company will still
be esndueeA In M present fashionable vshous
vulgarity" Csncst commences NJ TX o'clock Admission
Is cents. JAS. BUCKLEY SONS, Propriotors
y. Bon Saturday evening" February Is, benens Of g.
W. Reeves deerkeeper.
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!.
Which, divided into " shares capital Of sli0 6sk
per share. n. j. DAMMIT President
ISAAC MARKS Secretary.
City and Csus y Of New York, s-Mo'rs J. Bennett Pro.
dent and Marks secrery Of The New York
Freehold Building Association being duly each
for himself that e foregoing slater by respect
lively subt eribsd, 10 true. u. DAMMIT PresidsnA
ISAAC MARKS. Secretary.
Sworn 70 before me. Feb. Is 1884
] 10 Tom ~ nead
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RANvAKDs GE0RAhA, 6es'BRoADwAY.-THs Nzv
- and agnins ens panorama Of the Nile
sensng views O. tn. rivers py-smia ooessl sphynx els
every evening a. IN and wednosdsy asd Saturday Aes
Moons ~ o'eccl dmissisn, - ssatsi Front Seam, q
osnts Described by Mr. BapvArd peHsxnally.
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A MOTHER GEEAT TOvELTY.
IA PkbHsMS vsLEsTINl EXHIBITORS
OF TBh FAMOUS SAYRN MILk MIRROR.

AT AcADExy HALL. Cos BROADWAY.
- Livery Afternoon Aud Evening
To continue Until nrth NOT, So SacL Pgtehassf
1WEtTYriys CENT vALLsT1sE IIUESs
HAT DsOrE vALsNTIs1,
equal In value to the rricc p,id for ths Soket
zach oLilo n live Of
lzh CEAT VALENTINE Tf5KEr.
WILL In addition 70 Ao mission, bo presented wisl
B6AUIIFfL VALENTIrH
sealed with mott wafer. In
PRrrrs ksnossrn sHvELopn.
Hslders Of Perham's Oh, Tickets viii be adaassss
To tsCAI.
Exhibitions msncs at 3 aud TX O'CLOCK r. h
w r. FISH, PROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
chsrsotsrisc wig maker 500 Pearl street four dsem
from Brt advav Amateur performances attended. Wiel
lent hire priyass paroles masqueradss and fancy
dress tails B-Country thsstrsals supplied shsge
notice
MUSICAL.
A LADY WHO HAS EkEN ACCUSTOMED TO rnAQu.
IA tho piAnorss you'd like 70 receive two thloo
pup a. her residence AddEsss Music, Heeald s1eo
Teams moderate
MUSICAL AND VOCAL IHsTRUCTION.-A LADY OF
Nl mum eap-riehte TEACHING the piano and nEnR,
hasirg tw bosrs 10 dsIous Of citing with
puTs " nttuo in either branch Ut her residence
ether~ss Terms moderate Call OK address Mrs. AlAsf.
ia suilivAz street.
CECoED HAND PIANOS FOR sALl. By HORACE
MhTkhs, S3 BohdwAy 81 tao follt wing make. and 81
the following prices OF 0.ert Co. % cen used
ab ~ six NOM $0 325s de- $685. for $z75 de-
$500 eapI fof ~, one Of Bassford Rasks S25,
for $2t four which have been in about year. fer S
80, $40, And So
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T,OR sAvANNAU AND RLoRIDA-UpITRD STATES
Nail Line The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
Captain 3. Woodruff will leave Saturday February
l 81 Soclook n pier No. Norm rye, Apply 70
SAMUKL L. MITCHELL, Is Broasway.
Tho AUGUSTA Thomas Lyon will leave saturday Feb.
A Through tiokeS from New York 70 jacksonville 81;
Puafka. xI
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DACKRIs TOT HAyRR-sECoND LINI-THK FOL-
y lowsng chips will leave Havre the 10th and Now
York on the LIST Of each mon TIL
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MADAh hokROw-Is WITHOUT hXCEPIloN TIL
" non veAderfui assrslogsS In hel world, q MA
will show future hu. and absent friends
which has Assonshed noussnd urls her travels In Europa
she seventh daughter Of seventh daughter and w1
bora With natural aft By invoking the pewsrs Of ha
wonderful science " te their thoshs Aad WI
cause happy pairs 70 ,oge,her who viii All enloJ
The Gressess happiness matrimonial bsa No. 10 Bross
ssreeA between Cannon and Columbia srsN. 0snhsnss
net admitted
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S0.5UU. ps.ated. and now pesfsrmiss tie work S q
1s III
Tsi give r.,,n.. great b,rssn Gal. and see .. n tss'
d.s Rss & .: Ash'h ''faAs 'A'
% OOO TO 5000 w.sTKD<wrTH GOOD BUsI
ness man V take IN Interest In well esteb
iuson ferry sdi.s:: 4 a. Herald once io1 . hsss
conn PARTNER wANTED.-rHs PRoPRIEros
ySUV, a. srs. class bsrrosm and re.t.uraut. in an
mess would s .sra,r vim tbs .soy. TINS
Appl, mm stately Or o,Ser viii Be- nads y
tsS Broadwsy r,omso7
NoIICn.-rRAECIs JACKSON AND wfLLIAy O.
& a.os frs s'%sS 70 An interest IN our
Th win ?. Ne
street Ptilss slPha a., PRATT KsaTI
NcTIcs IS HRRlBY GIVES. THAT 1nK LIxTxD
hereby si.ys Witness our hands and seils shs scpth
kDEa v. HAUGawoUT, L. ST.
~ DALEY, Us
teasd snd delivered In the presence Of william Davidson
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF HAUoHwoUr DALEY
hauGhwout viii Iquidste the busines.
New York. Jan. 10. 1854, W J. +. Daily.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
nss sY o. G ss s.,Sss: s ss
a New York fsrmss m.sa psrsasr.sp, - be- .osdSos.S
: sns The a. % :.
o. c I'm porting CT and general DEALING asss
fx asd other hsuse furnishing And kat Edsr
BAsghwout whose residence In the ci.y York In
x: sn and ,.r q
refidenoes respectively In the city he
recal Iartners interested thsre and the sai wit
Ian Worsm one the specl has tho
Iwsedy The other special ,.rnsr has
ccmnsn stock and that the said Is 90
on the testh day February la ta year one es
hundred and hy fsur, and, will terminate nth dsy
q February enc tlousand eight andred and ffsy nias
Plated this eLh day Of Yebrusry eiybs hnn
dYed AID city tour. RDER " HAu III Your
WILLIAM KURAM
OLIVER b. TwKBLY.
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4 UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINB-snIPPRRS By rHl
"A Albert Franklin win please clear their goods ~ the Gus
tom House, send In bills Of lsdng for signature 70 the
once. -Four n ere passengers be AoeommooAed.
T. W. CANRRON, 1l6 WAN strasA
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HLIPPER SHIP swoRDFIsH FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
~ pier No. North river expected 70 complete her
loadg In days This famous c made her frat pas
ssse in ninety oncha her second hundred
and dch.rGns every pseke In hns order shippers
date application 70 sutton CO, Wall stroet, "
Nstsrs. CkOQKER 1 KARREN, u Broadway
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

NIvER BE IDsE Life is too short to
allow of any moments being wasted
whieh can be turned to good account.
The apprentice who spends his evenings
in study is sure 70 lay up a stock of
ideas which he will find at some time
or other, will prove to hia SO much
positive capital. His fellow appren-
tice, who squanders his evenings at oys-
Yer cellars, or in lounging about engine
houses, gains no snch seeds of future
wealth; but on the contrary impairs his
health by his early excuses, besides
losing the confidence Of all who might
help him forward in life. Even he
who avoids the follies SO common 10
Young men, but makes fatigue the plea
for sleeping away the evening, or other.
wise wasting his time. commits q seri.
Gus blundef. II more persons would
resolve. on emerging from childhood,
never 10 be iale, there would be twenty
fortunes made whore one is made now,
and twenty men rise to eminence where
enc attains distinction at present. Ey.
cry year more hours are wasted, OF four
people ont Of FIVE. than would, il i'm.
proved, have made them rich in their
old age. NEvEa BE IDLE.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---MARCH Z, 1854
Discovered mt Last


A Mystery Explained IA Revolutio n
Certain! Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening ii
~ inquiry in the minds of all who read It How ID
it that Aneicans have been long and so slavishy
immured in darkness and ignorance the subject Of
disease?
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
TIE GREAT PANAcEA OF DIsEAsB
IL offered to the afflicted Of the States and Territore,
for the entire of Liver Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic Lung Fever,
Dropsical Affections, Consumption, Bowel Complaints,
Diorrhea, Dyscrtcry, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Gener-
Debility, Nervousness, Costiveness Indigestion, OBJ
structed Menshuations, &c.
DIR. A. L. Adams Liver Basam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved to
the most sktca beyond the shadow of doubt, that it
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIscoy.
Erred,
tbeng purely all vegetablo) for the permanent cure
Of the above diseases. The most skemicat have be-
come ts most sanguine votaries, and pronounce the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED, EvERYwHEkR.
Testimonials come up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude for the relief
received by its use And in submitting this, the Liz
e. BaLsam Is recommended to all those suffering un-
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of DR.. n. l.. adams
Licer Baisap
by making application to the Agent, where the Bal
sam is sold, giving full epitome of the cause and
cure of ali diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
j. D: DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent, Muscatine.
:, A!se, by Sells Sparks, ,Fairport; Lockwood 4
Williamson, Port Louisa; Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view. g. e. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
? Ostober 81, 1s53-1y.
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The Exh ibition at the
CRYSTAL PALACE,

l AS caused wonders and excitement, on &C
IL count Of its splendor aud GRANDEUR u
any one who visits and examines the original
wsli known Clothing Depot OF HElLBRUN &
slLVERMAN, must feel no less as,onshed, al
The careful selection Of their great variety OF
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amount Of Fail! and Winter stock.
II is not our intention to take the lead of this
city with putting in the public journals, but we
shall endeayor las we have always done) to ac-
commotiaie and please our numerous customers,
and any and every one who will honor US with
their patronage.
We do mol wish 10 humbug the public, by as
sertinc, that we cen sell for "ess prizes than any
city in the Union, New York moi excepted" hut
we are willing TO guarantee that we will sell on
more avor bic terms than any ci,yin the west Gin.
cnnati not excepted. As we visit all the Eas.
tern cries semi-annually, and remain not 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, not only in
toic prices but in quality. either at Wholesale or
Retail, as We feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase OF those who offer ,he greatest in.
ducement, and sell TO our discretion. The whole
OF our present stock consists Of New ASD FAsH.
IoNABLE STILES and no last years old stock.
We deem il useless 10 give assurances as regard
prices, is enough TO say, that we will sell Cheap.
er than the cieIpssf-lo,ver than nhe iosesf /; we
therefore most respectfully solicit The public in
general, and our friends in particular to coll and
examine. not only the largest. but most fashiona.
BILE stock of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in The city Of Muscaiine.
HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN.
n. b Remember the Original Clothing De-
pot, east side OF ]. B. Dousheriy's drug store.
Museatine, September. 80, 1853
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Do Nor FREr.-A fretful. peevish
complaining, fault.finding person in q
family. IL like the continual chatting %
an inflamed sore. Wo to the man !,
woman, or child, who is exposed to the
iuflueuce of such temper in another
Nine tenths Of all domestic trials and
anhappiness spring from this cause -
Mrs. Die of This temperamsnt.-
She wonders her husband is not more
fond of her company. That her children
grve her 30 much trouble. That domes
tics do not like to work for her. That
che cannot secure the good will Of
young people. The truth is, she is
frstful and peevish. Children fear her
and do not lore her. She never We,
gained the sffec,ion ola young person,
nor never will ill she leaves OF fret
ting.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Marx Block.
Forwarding 4 COmmiS'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
WILL pay particular attention to the Storing, For
w warding and Commission Business. Having
sold ont his interest in the House with which he has
heretofore been connected and being now in the
pancy OF the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, corner Of Pine and Water Stse, he will devote
his attention exclusively to the above branches of
business: Liberal advances will be made on Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
N. b. having had long experiencein all branches
OF Commercial business, Aatters himself that he can
render entire saisfaetion to oil who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. octz8- '53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

GEAvrrY vs.. FoLLY.-It was a say
ing Of Farley that he who is not fool
half the time is fool the whole time :.
Robert Hall, who held a similar
opinion, on being rsproached by dull
preacher with the excla tioa-
"How can man who breaches a.
you do, talk in so trifiing . manner'"
replied:
"There, brother. is the difference be-
tween us rou talk yeur aonsense ia
the pulpit. talk mine out of it."
The eminent DR.. Couth, being in the
midst OF frolic on one occasion. and
seeing digni6ed, unbending counte-
nance approaching. exclaimed
''Stop! we must DO grave now /;
there is fool csming -