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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences Of its virtues in any community where il
has been employed. So wide is the field OF its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases OF its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous aitec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mildcr varieties
of COLDS, CouGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZARD & CASNE J., and X. J.TAYLOR,
NEWPORT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

A BEAUrlFUL Summer Residence to let in
"A Mddletown-A new house furnished, n
oo,r,er NJ a mil. frun The Beach, on the Beach
Road, anil three miles irom Newport; the house
h. SO = 20, with an l. I6 n ~, containing four
teen rooms, including Laundry and bath room
finished In the best niodern style, together WIN
sa,,;,yc house anil barn room. The prospect
II the ocean 1. not surpassed 10y any ON the
island Er particulars npIty h
"'' ISAAC BARKER,
~, IN. r,,,;,,. or ALFRED SMITH,
uIeL6-JSw Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

.1ARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND.
1'tlIS Company insures all kinds Of propcrt,
L not extra hazardous in separate class.s.
Mercantile risks taken.
The expenses Of the Company are unusually
small.
HON. y. B. THURS7ON, President.
WILLIAM BoDFIsH, Sec'ry.
Application for insurance. may he made TO
the Secretary ut the office in East Greenwich,
or 10 the subscriber who 10 prepared TO issue Ger.
ti6cates giving immediate insurance upon NJ pit
cation 10 him at his Office, No. SO corner Of
Spring und Prospect Hill 81.
n4iy SETH w. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

ElRST new Lime Of the Season-Just recelv-
II ell, a ht of new Eastern Lime, ia prime Older
and of superior qualify. Alto, anuther load OF
those extra Taunton Brick, this day received.
Just the thing fcr sidewalks, &c. also on hand
brick Of various qualities cor inside wcrk, &c,
by CHAS. WILLIAMS,
all Williams harC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
NOTICE.


THE srbscribHrs are 1ow receiving their
i Spring Stock of House Furnishing de-, goods
AMI Cirpeiirss, AMI respectfully invite The at
tent,on ul their customers generally, and pariir-
ularly those who are about furnishing houses for
the approaching season, TO th"ir large and com
prehrnrive ass"rtincul, which includes every mr.
t'c'r of dry goods requisite To ilouscehcpcis;
among them they would enumerate English,
French ond American Blankets, Imperial Toi-
let All Power l."Jn Quits, Linen Shretin gs
P.llnw Case Linen., Table Dam ,sSs, lIucka.
buck, Borlerrd I oweIs, Damask Napkins, Dra-
perry Musllns, Sore De LANES, Printed Lastings,
Table lowers, &c, aud in the
LARpEr DEPARTMENT,
Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, 3 PLY aud all quail
ties Of ligriin Carpets, among them many in
sndl fIies, especially ad,ptrd to cpIt,g"s,
Od Cloths of al widths, Canton Mattings, Door
Mats, S,air Linens, &c.
Possessing as they do, every facility for obtain
ing goods on he most favorable terms, aud NAH.
iag their selections with the utmost care, they
ARE confident that they can offer more than ordI.
nary inducements.
Pm chasrrs can have their Carpel. made up
All LAID, ~ the shortest notice.
+. LA Ton & BROTHERS,
m2S ~ Thames -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25


wiSrAk's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
the great remedy Tor
o N = MpTION N.
And the best medicine known to man Tor
Asthma ofevery stage, Liver Complaints, Bron-
chats, lnnornzs, Coughs, Colds, bleeding
Vi the Lungs, Sho' tness OF Breath,
pains and weakness in the
eide, breast. &C., and
all other disea-
ses Of the
PULM ONARY ORGANS.
From he Boston Posr.1
DR.. 3. w. Fowle, 1873 Washington street has
nm article entitled as above. which we believe is
the best preparation hitherto discovered Tor The
cure Of coils aud other %consumptive G, mplainis.
Having tested this medicine, We can speak with
confidence as Ia It's salulary effects in renewing
colds and other complaints incident to this sea-
sos OF the ear.
lFiom The Cincinnati Enquirer.
wherever this medicine ~ introduced. il nj
once atlaips that hi1h re-. u%tation which il j.
'ichl. deserves. hat can siop It's sale, Wien
ON every hand can hs witnessed ITS wonde, fnu
cures The worst. cases Of Asthma, receao buo
danger Gus coughs, and also those that ave of long
standing, bronchitis, aud consumption in itr ear.
iy stages, are always cured by this reu,ark able
IN d;cine.
oe MOI ueceiveu Nv iniIoStors-the public
should be careful To get The genuine article, az
tie limitations and counterfeit hring put up hy
those VINO Know %ho,hing oi medicine, or Of the
diseases 81 The human system, are entirely ma
safe and dangerous.
The genuine De. Wistar's Balsam or wild
Cherry Is now Tor sale by duly appointed AGENTS,
md all res,eciau- dealers in medicine, in all
aarge c'iies uni all important towns throughout
the United States, Canadas aud British Provin-
Cos
Address all orders TO SETH w. Fowlc, Bos.
ton, Mass.
None genuine unless signed ] EUTTS on the
wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams & Co.. Philalrl-
Phis, now prepared aud sold wholesale aud retail
by Beth w. fowle, Bos ON, Mass, 10 whom all ar,
ders should be addressed, and ior sale by his agents.
Agents Tor selling Nisiar's Balsan, Il. J. TAYLOR,
Newport, 5. ". Briggs, Bristol; Edward sanders,
Warreni Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth,. William Co.
,, Tlves,on 1 Corners ; .. s. Sieere, Greerville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

Thsotogieai Semiadrics, Scientific aud Distinguish
ed ubiic Men,--and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others II Is recommended 10y.
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President Of
La.c Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
|, Rev, Dr. LEoSkRD WooDs, AbbutI Prof OF
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mas. lion. DANIEL P. THoaPsos, Secretary
al state OF Vermont, author OF "tircen Mountain
Bows ,""L ok hmsden,' Sc, Monipelier, VT:
N. F. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector oil
IN, P,r, Of Baltimore, Nd; Rcv.JosEPHLirch,
philadelphia, Pa; b. G.. FERSALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, We
now pu, up n 81 size, in large square bonf~ vfh
-ieh enamsi,d biu, wrappers, gih drsot'n', and
fac smile Of Wm. yon'n I uilsr, containing nearly
four n,qes 4 y quantity Of the smaller size.
B,wars If Counferfats and limitations ~
Enquir, Tor the article %, it, uHoLt sAmE,..
.yEGETABLE tULNONARY Bhl.SAM"
Prepared only by REEli, CUTLER * co.,
Druggists, Boston. and sold 10y Apoihecaies aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small sire, 90 ccpts.
For sale in Newport by u. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
;VIl Gin
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
TiIEsMoSp .vALgABiI;
SPRING Is SUMNER MEDI NE.
IN THE WORLD.
DR.. UAlSEY'S
FUUEST IN II

+ ~ ~ . L w In III!
Pat, oniz.i by the nobility and medical faculty Of
In ,ls.t, frl esteemed III. mrH extraordinary
WrIicme IA the World.
Ne scin@ so,t ,iaiHs milis.e. "r liGnorice, like,
the II xp-ic ! 5u -a pariats re tu're nthiy large hot
ne. - pr 81 nc ti: >lisIirst ,htngein health. Ihe
FotErr Wivs ~ xisa.rf'ssr rrhfs relt ariicir. II
c ,utiil, 40 syr ipsto Gys q consistency, Bat nc-
aiisrs t.r cril-m f,sJr, aud powerful mcjiclbsI
prop-t'tes frbn the vegrt title plants of which " IL.
com ,oscA. The Forest wino coaiJiies the vir-
Tues of The
WILD CHERRY, DNNDELIDN. YELLOW
DO X, AND a t~SAPARIIL\!
with other %viluahle plants whose pronties ARA
siul more effective
IT, hish co a. ,ntra,ior renders IL Qua of the mast
rilict-nt mr,iicinrs nov in use s une { iines less
ia IN , single b Ute re.to'c. III, ~luns.rnt patient
f, We ,xnc.-, !s,hity, ani siLktr.s, To sr rug s,nd
VIZ ,rbis h.,th Evat, dpss sil,Ss its gost rfi
l-rt. on IN. q ~ .rvtisipr. mad IMPROVES -ths stafe'
of IN ur ilth. The Forest Wiae is lecun nend-i
IT, tl- SIR rny'st terms tr all compl tints- % the
Lr 81 ln ca, Liver, kilneys, Nervous Disorders.
Billon, Af1ciion,, Oropsy, Dysprpsit. Lus-Si
app ,tite, Jsu riice, Fe male Va plaints
5 ;roiaii, M | all Disorders arising from
BAD BLOOD anil .inpure ha,t Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS.
VilE SUBSCRIBE has u choice lot of English
i Flowcr Seeds aud Wethrr.6rld Garden
Scel-; Tu,cr Rres, yellow Harrison Roses,
Queen of the Prairics, Variois kinds OF Peouys,
such as Rose. scented, White, Pink. Single,
Crimson, &c. SC
thwcr Po,s of all Sizes, ut No. 80 Thames
St. JAMES ilORs YELL.
az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

NrOTICE-Oae case ~ ladies' lawn hats.
IN Just reed anil nov opening. Al l32 Thames
street corner of Church. ~
eie
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
GREAT ARTISTS UNION ENTERPRISE!
$500 O GIFTS Fol THEPEOPLE.

STATUARY. $4,000
OIL PAINTINGS, 10000
ENGRAVINGs. cplored in oil. u, 100
STEEL PLATE E~NGRtVINGS, Al 900
CASH LOANS, for 100 years each. 10000
REAL ESTATE, 81 900
TDTAL, S25O,OOO.
The Amnican Artists U,ion, would respect
fully announce 10 the citizens Of the United y.
aud the Canadas, that tor the purpose Of The ad-
vanrement and extension ofthe Fine Arts, and
with a view oi ~eu,idiug every family throughout
the length and breadth of the land to become pos
scssed Ola gallery Of pictures, m,ny of them the
work Of master minds, aud finally. for the pur-
pose OF giving a Worldwide circulation to
DARLEY'S GREAT PICTURE Of
WYOMING,
They have dcternine, To distribute am ing
the purchasers of this work, Price 81 90,
25O,0Oo Gifts Of the value OF se5O,OOO.
LIST or GIFTS.
Marble Sttuary. $4,000
100 c eg,nt bu.is OF Washington at 500 10000
100 " CLAY, 100 10000
100 " Wrbtrr, 100 10. 900
100 Calhoun, 100 5000
Oh Paintings and Coiorcd Nfed Engrarngs.
81 eleg mi Oil Paintings, each 500
il splendid gilt frames, size Sx4h} 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings,
Zx3f.e dIh NJU o,UUO
500 ,teel plate ecgravings, brillian'i, coll
orrl in oil, rich gilt frames, "a x 30
inches each $40 5000
10, 900 elegant steel plate Enyravings col
orcd in oil, ofthe Washin gton Monu-
mcnt, ~ x 70, each, 81 $4,000
237 900 steel plate Engravings. from 100
different plates, now in possession Of,
and owned 10y the Artists Union, Of
the market value Of, from so cents to
100, each, $4l, O00
REAL ESTATE, ss4 900.
l elegant DWELLING, in 32d street, N. Y.
city, $4,000 ~
building lots in 100 and l0ls st SITS. N.
Y. city, each 25 x 100 Il. deep,
each $1,000. $1,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10000 81.
#. in the suburbs Of New York city ,and
commanding n magnificent view {. the
Hudson River aud Long Island Sound,
each, $500, $4,000
LOANS OF CASH, 100000.
20 loans Of cash, for 100 yrs each without
interest or security, $50 each $4,000
! so =" I" 100 5000
100 30 5000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
az Nlarinc Intelligence. tyl4
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVE

SATURDAY, May 20.
Sloop T w Thornc, Cummings, N Y,F Xiv.
er.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.
Containing nsifhcr Pyusci, Acid. nor Tartar En,tie.

THE GREAT
REMEDY for all
AIRY observation-disclosures
sivcly Used, Tested ami APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, aud the British Provin-
ces. during period Of
TWENTY SEVEN YEARS,
by Eminent Physicians. Cier-
yum,n pyO)cs,oTs of CoIieges.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

BLANKETS and Couuterpanes. A new
- Ioi Of very superior Blankets, all sizes, very
clean and White, Just opened hy
WM G. COZZENS & CO.
Also, white Quilts aud Counteipnnes aud
Furnishing Goods generally, all on hand in great
variety and cheop. a26
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ME- have this day been appointed Administra-
w tors on the estate ct FRANCIS HEN
DERSON, Late ofthe CityPf Newport, deceas.
ell, and therefore request all persons indebted to
said estate t, IN IKE pi,ment to ~, Immediately.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
DAVID J. GOULD,
a26 Admr's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

CANTON China.-The real obi fashioned
~ blue Canton China, soup tureenes, sauce do,
oov'd dishes, nappies, baskets, plates all sizes,
dishes, c%ofes, teas, Sc; tor sale Ivy
ala e., II. HAZARD 4 CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

MOOR, Sa.h aud Blind Stuff, iroai ono To
~ three inches thick, well seasoned and OF
good qaliIy, Tor raie at reasonable prices, AT
243 Thames ctreet.
MIC ALBERT HAMMETT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

GUNNER Ranges ust reed a small ia
~ voice of Summer R,uges, a new article,
combining the properties Of the cooking stove,
with the compactness, convenience aud ccono-
my of the mpst perfect article for summer use,
aud truly the poor nan's friend, at as Thames
street. AL Il. U.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25

WIN. n. SMITH, Dentist, Will be absent he
w first and second weeks in May; after that
time his whols attention will he devoted to
his riends and patrons in this city.
a27
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-15

NEW Stock of Leather just received and for sale
IN by CHARLES NEALLEY.
inch 81, "a. 70
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-15
mother Wing Convention.

NJ should think that the course of the Dur
lington Hack Eye might have warned the
Uttumwa Courier and the Fairfield Ledger,
that that paper is a snake in the grass; a
traitor to the party, and now solely bcnt on
distracsing and dividing the Wing party,
preparatory, as he hopes, to its defeat in
August. There is no earthly use for anoth-
er Convention, to fill vacancies, and the ed
itbr nf the Huwk Eye knows it, and the ed
tors Of the Couriet and Lrdger ought to
sxuQwlt. The vacancies can just as well be
6Iedshy the State Central Committee. The
Has. Eye ,askes no disguise of the fact that
~ object in c!annoring for another Conven-
tith is to nominate another ticket, entire,
md not merely to Gil vacancies, and you,
gcutlcmen of the Courier and Ledger are at
taaltFwhcn you encourage his sclon cs.
editor Of the Ha,ck Eye knows that
thing like unaniinity can be attained in
calling another Convention; bat if a small
sqush can assemble and call itself con
IS ension, and nominate another ticket, it
Mill answer the II ~k- Eyes spurkasss by
dividing the party. The large majority Of
the Wings Of this State will not give up the
present ticket.
We should like to ask the editor of the
Hasrk- Eye what business he has to mcdlle
with Wing Conventions? He has turned
Lacofoco, is giving aid and comfort to the
enemy; he is not of US, and had better mind
bis own busiacss and not presume 10 tfic;ite
tsstJhigs in relation to their candidates or
conventinns.
y Is y pity there is no Wig paper i'll Bar
4 linston.
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The Markets.

m. CHICAGO, A ril IL
Fiaur-c:'y mi lss6, avenport .Etna Sc so; VIII as
81 81 l5,cgrpA4o as, oats 27c; barley 5O455c; rye
~ 10. ~
New YufK, April l2-6P.M
Flour business, low grades Of State and Wes
tern ar h IN aud IN fair request for home trade and
tae ,s1 arrivals ligo'. Back Rock selling at 90 is
cot a. 6 I'D rs M. supe fac and difficult Of rate
Cinadl IN dii ard heavy at 25. Sales: W,sern
Csaa' 1000 bbls a. 00,7 70 for ordinary TO good
state, and 1913 90 for mixed to good straishr
brand aud Michigan and com mon to gooi Ohio.
Grain Il tile good wheat here. S,les in conse.
quence light. We have GUY to Sales 1000 bush
prime white q nesee at 81 II 1-2-Rye-Scarce
and nominal AT 81 arley-Scsrce and wanted al
81 07-0ats-Pienty and dull at As $40 for State
and wesern--Clrn--Bette. demand for East and
Home trader; sales 20 600 bush at 74a74 IL, for
southern mixed AMI rs rs 2for round yellow ana
So1thern yellow.
Whiky--In better d.mand; sales rs bbls at 2sa
20 IL.
Pr"veions---Mark heavy for Pork prices repu-
lar limited local d m md, $i4 44al4 so for mss;
$l2 ~ II 81 for Pom B eff in steady dcmar d
ami firm 81 $l4 for repacked Chicago 50al7 90 fer
country M So, and 50sS 90 for country and CITY
Pr me--Lard- 6rmsr: Sales at l-2s9 Sc. Butter
m at llal3, for Ohio and 14alsc for Cd. Cheese
steady at l0al2,.
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House for Sale.
New Stock
Roots a Shines

n n CASES OF Boots & Shoes, embracing every va
OU riety and style just received and for sale BY
mch 81, '54. CHARLES NEALLEY
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-15

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE IN STH JUDICIAL
DisrRIcr.-John B. B. Booth, of Bellevue,
jackson Co., has been appointed Judge Of
the District Court of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict in the plvce Of Judge Leffngwell re-
signed.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-15
II is somewhat doubtful tDheiher The
Nebraska Bill
Viii pass the locer House IF Congress or not,
but one thing is certain, that
G.. X R AM,

The 10 eler e. MATCHMAKER, ON second-st.,
TIAS tbs prettiest, best and cheapest articles of
IL Jewslry, Watches, ard everything else in that
line--ust received from the east, and is ready
to sell them cheap. He would be particularly glad
for the ladies to give him call, before purchasing
els where nasnush he datters himself that be has
made such selections for ladies as cannot fail to
please either in quality or prics. Am.rg his new
purchases ycu will find the latest styles of breast Plus
bracelets, finger rings, earrings, lockes, and great
many other articles for ladies to wear, too numerous
to mention. He gso has received good assortment
If nuscai Instruments, sach as guitars, accordsous
6ddiss, flutes, g., For gentlemen, such as breast
pins, rings watches of every description, port-mon
naies gold pens and pencils and every other article
uaiiy kept in jswelry store. Clocks Of every de.
scription AMI price.
Watches and clocks repaired at the shortest notice,
at low prizes, and always warranted.
Store opposite Fay 4 stones drug store. Second
tIeet. mch "A SAY
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Book Bindery.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the citiz ,ns
Il OF Mucatine and vicinity that be has oponed q
BOOK bIndery in this city, and is prepared to manu-
factnre all kinds Of B apk Books in a neat and do
sratls manner reasonable terms. Blank Books rul
ed toany gwen pattern. old Books and Period icals
reb,und In any style desired. His bindery is in the
room over the store Of G has. Vim. r Stone.
:, w. L. BUTLER !.
Muscatine, April 7th, 1854, 3m.
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Kior.-A row occurred between a part Y
OF Irish and Germans, in beer house on
Chesnut street, yesterday. One of the
rowdies, Michael Downs, was fined SO aud
costs, which he paid with reluctance. =
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watches & Jcwelry,

SlLVEh- w AXE, FANCY GOODS. &c.
9PHE subscribers selling all descriptions of gold
u ard silver Watches, Jewelry and silver ware at
the iotoest possible prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, seals. keys, gold pens and
pencils, bracelets, cufpins lockets, earrings gold
and silver spectacles, &c. &c.
We have engaged the services of an experienced.
workman, and are prepared to execute all work en-
trusted to u with promptness and warrant the same
HI. o. JONES d co.
Muscatine Jan. 6, lS54.-tf.
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a splendid S.! ock Farm
farm for Rent.

L WILL rent for one or three years, my Firm, IA
miles south u this city, and rsiles vest OF Grand
view, Louisa county containing near 500 acres tila
bic land, (incuding 40 pasture the quality
of soil, well watered healthy ard beautiful situa-
ton, convenient to church and schoot IL be div
ded u accommodate tive families, there being two
dwellings, one wood building containing ave rooms
with barn and bearing orchard. The ether brick
building conveniently arranged, and with each well
OF good water This farm will be rented altogether
or divided. S. n. LATTA.
Mrscatine March 10TH 1854 If
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Notice

a LII persons indebted, either by note or book ac-
eouut, TO the late firm Of Farmer Doolittle, are
respectfully requested to coms forward and make i'm
amediste payment to the undersigned otherwsea Ie-
gal course will be taken TO collect the outstanding
deba am compelled to take this course in order to
meet q e present liabilities Of said firm.
Aprh IA, lS54-tf;l l.. ID. FARMER.
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Snedgrass & MeCampbell,
Wholesale a d Retail [irOcers


NUScAI3NE IOWA,
III I'VE lust received srilrsal sinck al goods
IL IN then la consisting Of The following arti.
clcs. to,Ait:
sugars 81 oil l1alIiirs Lemon syrup
Nol,s>es, IN bbls, bali i'ubs buckets
bbls and hcgs tNIilow-wate. clothes pins
Coffee -';n aud Java ,Churns SpIsIes, shove
Teas, Ot all kinds t0ps, bonns
; ierat1-, indigo, maldrr} Cotton VAIN AMI batting
Mats, assorted caudle wickia-
Coiish Carprt chain
Nus. anl { s,lrketcl .Cor,acc, assorted
Nt'neg' cinnamon Neal selves
Spice. pcppcr; ginger Siil,ss numbers
Lemons. nfangcs, Ifalm leaf hats
DlrG apples and pcacles{Soap. tobacco
White lead. }cigars-- rccalias p,irci.
"inlow-s ass sx 10 audi pes anJ uba SKIES
lost2 ruues, rasinS almou,is
S'aI 1nd iaiiow candles ,PecanS, peanuts.
Linsecd sI'erm aud oiiselDrled entrants, rice
oils Cheese scpter.s,uce
Ard all other articles usually kept Nv groccrs,
which i'll he sold as,ehrap as can he hctsh, 10
Muse fer cash or approved country produce.
May 6, 1883 -ap22-3
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EDITORS ABOUT. John Clark, one of the
editors OF the Iowa City Repoytee, and Mr..
Spicer, of the Upton Adrer iiser, called on
naudpring the weeks.
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DIR. s. SCHOCK

CtoNrINUES to practice in all the branches be
~ longing to his profession. He may b fund q,
james ~ Dougherys drug store, Second street, at
the Ogilvie House.
Muscatine, March 81, lS5A.f
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stowells Evergreen Sweet Corn.

NH Is is d ubtlcss thu best and mcst prolific kind
L OF sweet corn grown. One of the esavan
tases claimed by Prof. Mapes, Editor of the "work
ing Farmer Is that it may be kept fresh and green
the gear round. Specimens boiled when one or two
years old graced the dinner Of the managers of the
American Institute in 1851, and one stalk was pre-
scented containing eight full and fair ears and many
hundred stalks could have been shown with six ears
each.
"A few bushels for sale by JG GORDON,
Muscatine, March 81 ,1S54-4w
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( N the Muscatlne and Iowa City Read, near Over
mass Ferry, on the west side Of Cedar River, of
ia acres, and ~ of it TIMBER 40 serss Of lit under
encs atwo story frame house, 10 by q feet contain
ing rooms, an entry and stairway, good and new
erfailing well Of water ut tie door, handsome grove
ard some frrit trees arausd the house. TIE above
proherty will be sold low, If application b. made
Fr farther particulars enquire of JOSEPH TIMBER
LAKE, two miles stof the premises, Of the sub
scriber, at dull & Clark's Shoe store, Iowa City.
mhl04s NJ. HULL.