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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24
special Notice.
Attest Arrival at the
ORIGINAL CLOTHING DEP0T'

~ AihihDnCN q ,SlLN ERMAN.
East side If Second sfrea.
l'AkGE H., If III ,sc fine Tsvers Goats
Some fine plain beaver a,
F,ne Pe,ershan beayer jo
10 clondcd do d,
Bear skin coats Drab ard b,ae f,It coat.
Blue and bis pilot coa's Heavy r,s,r do
90 DO bIankr do
fnade!Iih coat; frock; sacks loose. with Icons:
Az eoiors, prices and sizes. y very large ll Of
cashmere coats; al al rices
very heavy, long riding as and grant
many more TOO NUMEROUS to n, t,un.
Pantaloons what are panfaloons ali
klnos' colors, qualities, prices, shade, and
Shapes, from the lowest quality up.
h ses'splain ana fancy plush, plain. en-
oroidered and fancy satin, cloth and silk,
wool n insr I'd, cashmr plain. and fg.
ured, plaid and striped. ~.
ana ktnil "a your own sat-
elooslon. SPIT. 80.
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r esh Drugs from the East
FAY 4 STONE

AVE just received from Pbiv,,leI. .
i / phia and Boston, their fall stock =
OF DRUGS and MEDICINES. selected ~
with care and warranted pire and gen. ~
nine. which they will sell reasonable and
low at Wholesale aud Retail - = :
our patrons will please accep, our thank,
past patronage, and we will be happy lose u
toners al all hours.
n. =; All orders will receive prompt attention
ana 'c'h carrant all Medicines. If not suiisfae.
tcry' return Them and get your noney at anu
''M =, FAY & STONE.
Mascainr, Sept. 9, 1853.
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Al Chicago, the home of Senator
Douglas, he was burned in Ell figy on The
l6;h Inst, f
A protest against The Nebraska Bill
signed by 5000 Clergy men Of New Eng.
land, was presented 10 Congesr on
the l4th ins:.
The custom house at Pittsburgh wa,
robbed Of $4,000 on the 10Th ui,. The
robbers escaped.
A RoLLIHG SroEE Niles Lucy Ston.
keeps moving. she is low occurring
at Bangor, Maine
The projec, o! briigipg the Missi.
sippi al ST. Louis is lalked OF.
man named Clement, about So wears of
age, nt Allegan, Mich, recently kiilrd hi.
father, m old nan of 20, by choppinp bis
head to pieces with an axe. The ianrderer
struck his victim thirteen blows with the
eieSs OF the instrument, ami when he had
accomplished tn, dreadful deed. attempted
to kill his brother also. The man was ar
rested.
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I TnE DuBUoUa TRIBUNE (Whig) has chang i
ed hands. VIM. A. Adams and l.. B. FIJI
neld succeed A. p. Wood, who has con-
Quoted the Tribune, in an able manner, for
over seven yeara.
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0"Galena' and "War Eagle are
the names given TO Capt. ID. Morehouse
and Capt. Harris new boats just completed
ON the Ohio, and intended for the upper
Mississippi.
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Xew Arrival

II NJ BCRNHrrw n inform the ellis Of Mus
H. c,tne. AMI al, others who want ROOF PAPER,
that he he's JUS r"cev 4 nsw rnNtuent Of w III p,
pcr, BorderinR FIRE prints, led and Paper window
cu-tsins DC, a.. Hissto is now The beet in the
x,ato. C,il and exs mae il.
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At Cost.

nv are new ohsrng our entire stock of DIV Goods
W Boots and Shoes, &c., &C.. at cost. In future y,
shall confne ourselves exclusively to the Hardware
business, and must close out present stock to make
room. CHARLES + WIN. b STONE.
March 18th, "a. 81 q 8 ~ = /,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

DAVENPORT CoNxERcIAL.--A neatly print
ed and we'll filled paper with the above title
has been started in Davenport N. II. Par
ker, publisher.
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NEW STORE AND
CHE Up C. ODSt

/ ne und'rsigned would respectfully invite the a,
oention OF the citizsns of Muscatine and vicinity
70 70 tne'f entire new stock of Staple and Fancy DR.
Eosso, oioaning Boots and Shoes, &C.. direct frou
prices never before heard of in the West
| Our motto is ''quice sales and small profl,.',
! We can sell you larger hurdle Of good, for III
same money than asy other es;ab.hm ont IN ,b. cir,
Remember the place
Under the ODD FELLOWS HALL;
One door belor A. Reuling.
Muscatine, Nov. IL, 1851 OLps 4 BouN
a CHOICE lot of Muslin DsLaine. and Ca.bmere
"A at mill 0LDS 4 ?OHN'S Cash Store.
r LaNNELs,a good assortment plain and barred a,
lniil OLDS B0HN'5 Cash Store.
HAWLS-Bay State, Empire and waterlo,
~ Shawls. For sale cheap at
mill oLDS & BoHN's Cash Store.
Mbho!oERED Curtain Maslins. Very CHEAP a,
mil OLDS B0HN'S Cash Store.
L Cotton Hose at "A'
tnil] oLDs & BOHN'S Cash Store.
X MBRol DERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand.
IL kerchefs at - - h"ua-
lnlll oLDs 4 BoHN's Cash Store.
M EhlNoS Cobargo and Alpacas, black and colored
~ az oLD'S 4 B0HN'S Cash Store.
)LpS BoHN's is the place to buy your prints that
~ will not fade. Nov III 1880
pLAlN and Embroidered DeBaee at
lull] OLDS 4 BONN s Cs.b store.
l. ROADCL0TH and Cassimeres. plain and sanev
u very cheap at OLDS, 4 BOHN,S Cash Store.
NHITE and Colored Carpet Yarn At
w lnlll OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHKLL and India Rubber combs at 4sss
lnliI OLDS B0HN'S Cash Store.
INRENCH Embroidered Cambria Collars at
lnlil oLDS & B0HN'S Cash Store.
SWISS ard Cambria Eispe and lnsertiny,.t
? ldll1 oLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
ENGLISH BUCKSKIN & Con,urov for s,,s che,n
II at lulll OLDS 4 POuN's Cash Store.
JUST RECEIVED--Back silk lsces o;mn, and
y velvet "iinnings' at OLDS & BOHNs.
\ EW style Cashmere saawls just opened at
DEC. :. OLDS BOHN'..
" iohohtA and SID Pads. Call and see them
Dec .. oLDS Bo4Ns.
AIDES fancy Caters and sor,se Ties at
Dec, = OLD ) q B0HN's. ,
ZEPHYR woRSTEDs, all shades. at
~ Dec. oLDS BOHNf.
A ME 'ot of figured all wool LANES and Cash
meIes, !" a4s OLDS BOHN's.
III ATER- PROOF, Wilton and Brussels Garnet. B,g,
Inu oa'enSi's, at OLDS EOHN's.
krLENbtD article Of sack ianne's. all G. Iors at
y PIC. oLDs BoHN's.
n Laok ani c''lcred Erglilh yeive,s. q
PC. oLDS & BoHN's.
4 ,ENbhAh s:rtmcnt Of L-dies' .pd G.r,'s Kid
",oses, az oLDS&PoHNs.
" Dec. 2 eI'ne srni,M,.
M arc Just receiving ais-g, ass,r,ment If G,.s
w ware. ED,c.2 oLDS G BOuN.
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Boarding.

SIX OR EIGHT g,ntsmrn can b. accommo dated
~ with Boarding and lodging by applying at he cor
n%r Of Alb and Walnut streets. Aao number of day
bo.rder. can b. accommodated at th. same place.
March l7th, '54.
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ST. LOUIS.
SPRING SALES.--~~~> Is,
HAYDEN & Wilson,

ihPo1TRRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
saddIery and Coach Hardware, sarrssxxe
trimmings, HkirtiDg, Harness and
zsridte Leather,
No. Ii North Main-,t.. 81, LOUIS, No.
AVE in store full supply Of every varietyiof
Al goods In their line Our Eoglish Coed are all an
ported directly from the manufacturer. We are also
manufacturing many Of goods at Colu rnbus Ohio
S,.lpg Sing and Auburn, N. Y and Newark, N. J,-
We have three large carrying shops In Cincinnati
In which We finish, in superior manner the greatest
part our skirting, harness and bride leather We
are now receiving large assortment of eastern SPRINGS
ana sxes, from various manufacturers. W, would,
therefore, ask merchants sadilers ad coach maker,
70 CAL an examine our stock before Purchasing.
The highest cash price, paid for hides.
March IL lS54-s5
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Notice.

Fthe person who left . Lantern at my Wood p;l.
iast sunday night win call me. prove propsrts'
and pay charges, he's can have the ssms.
ma y 1880 A.DUNsAoRE.-
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---MARCH a. 1854


Il M. WILLIAMS J. CARsKADpEN.
WILLIAMS q CARSKADDAN,
A TT0RNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAw-Mus
4 catine, Iowa GsE~ Office Enquirer" Office.
Muscatine, jan 10, ls53.-ly.
SUGAR-HOUSE Molasses. Sugar, Teas, &c.. fol-
~ sale cheap by [Dec. 6, '53. j A. DUNSMoRE.
NIERINOS-Colored and black French Meripos 70,
WI sale cheap by [janl3] A. DGssaokE.
ROMBAZlNES-Black Bombsxinss for sale by
January ID, 1894. A. DUSsMoRE.
nOUBLE-BARRELED Guns and Pistols for sale by
~ January IL, 1854. A. DUssMoRE.
A LARGE assortment Of planes, jacks smooth in
a ters, &C., for sale by A. DuNsMoRE.
GREEN Window Paper and Window Blinds for
" sale by [janl3l A. DuSsMoRE.
ATS CAPS-Cheap for cssh by
IL January Is, 1854. A. DuSsxoRF. s.
OUEENsWARE for sale cheap by
w January l3, 1854. a. DussMoRR.
INEN Napkins, bird 's-eyo :iaper, 10.4 and la
- sheetng. anil pillow-case muslin, cheap for cash
py ljanl3l &. DUssNoRE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

r HEY have spieIdid assortment of Bay State
1 Shaws, low for cash. Please call and examine
1t [olil QUIsSs.
Xix BONNETS-A iIe lot, whica is offered TO
~ less money than at any louso in town. Ladies',
please call at [l4l QUTSss'. r
TIHEHE yen will find anything you may call for /;
| any quality of by Goods, Dress Goods, Woolen
Goods, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Co., at [o14l QuiSss'
.nUEENSw ARE, Glassware. &c., &C., fine assert
W nents, ut l14l QUIsNs'.
BOOTS and Shees without number; ladies' Kid and
ID Booees, cloth Caters, Morocco do, enameed do,
very cheap for cash, at [oi4l QUlNNs'.
YOU will find log and Trace Chains, Looking Glass
4 es, Hardware and Cutlery, end any quantity of
sor-trimmipgs, at [cI4l QUINss'. 4
HATS-When gentleman wants fashionable
III bat, just 60 to la] QUINss'.
(,APS--Silk oils, silk plush and mohair Caps, at
" Got. IA, 1853. QUINss'.
HATS from rs cents to 81 50, which cannot help
II but give satisfaction. QUINN BRo.
NLANNEL-Whit red and spot ed bed ticking
L brown and bleached sheeting, at QuIsSs'
I INEN and cotton Table Cloths at
IL Oct. IL, 1858. QUiNNs'.
GLOVE Buck gloves. seal quantities., chambray
u do, silk de-, buck mitts, de-, at QUNNs,.
NfUFFS-Ladies, if you want good muff. cheap
IVA one, go to H [ot4l QUIsss'
!. TIER CAPS A few otter caps, for sale very low
- at }N8afE lol4l QUINNs'.
NR0CERIES-Al kinds Of Groceries, low for cash,
~ at 8Hgs lol4] QUISNs'.
AGS, Beoswax, Oats, Corn and Wheat wanted at
- Oct ii, 1898. N 81F "a GUMS. 1
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The g Social ASSEMBLY" last night, at
the "Ogilvie House," was largely attended,
and the new proprietors, Mes.rs. Usher &
Thaysr, gave ample proof of their capacity
toprovldo for the wants OF the great eating
public, as well as the comfort and hilarity
of the young and gay.
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To DRucGIsrs. We direct the attention
Of druggists in this region to the advertise
msnf OK Charless, Blow < Co., St. Louis.
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Rsaryaisls.

| HAVE full stock Of Boot, Shoes, Leather, Sad
4 slery- Hardware, Saddle Trees, Horse. Collars.
Hames, Carriage Trimmings and everything general.
~ IN my line, which am bound to sell at the lowest
possible Prices, to make room for my spring stock
Those wishing bargains will do we'll to cali While INV
assortment, is good. My own Manufacture of boot,
and sho-s constantly on hand or made to order.
Dds. -, 1888. Fa CHAS. NEA LEY
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Watches & .JelWclry.
PORK, WHEAT. CORN AND
OATS

I'VE would call the attention Of those of our Gus
toners who have not paid us, that now is the
time for selling and paying up Any of the above at
cles will be received at the highest market price, in
payf d;bts-and all debts unpaid 1st February next,
will be left with the proper officers for colIection
longer indulgence cannot and will not be given.
Muscatine, Doc. 80, '53-3m) OeILy1E ST. JouN.
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tStsh-Jsist received lot OF White Fish Trsut and
l. Ccd-dsh-bes, quality aud at the lowest p,ire,.
MEDIC SPRINGER.
MSrch L. l2il-ff -. -. -.
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kimball's CITY Cash Store

{ NONfINUES to do the "dear people" good in III.
~ way # giving MORE goods for less money than
any store in Mussatine DJn't take NV wors for Il
call and examine. NV assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is unsurpassed in the city. The Cash system enables
e 70 sen Tor small profit, and saves the buyer who
pays cash at least 90 per cent.
~ Grsat bargains will he given from this tme
until New Years. 7 ERED KIM All
Muscatine, Dec. Z, 1883 II
MI UFFS.-Bank and grey LINK Mutfs at
tA Dsc.7. klMBALL'S City Cash Store.
IN LpACcAS-P.in and figured for rs cents, at
~ Dec. y. KtMBALL'S City Cash Store.
pRINFS-Fast color. for cents, At Hg
DC. y. kiMBALL'S City Cash Store.
RLEACHED MUSLIN for 4 cents. at
- Dtc.s. klMBaLL'S City Cash Store.
I'D GLOVES-White and colored AT
II Dec. v. RtMBALL'S City Cash Store.
DAY STATE SHAWIS-Lerge assortment At
II Dse T. klMBALL'S City Cash Store.
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Gen. Thos. d. King. brother of the
late Vice-Presilent King. dsd at Tus-
caloosa, Alabama, on the 24,h ult
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VOL v.
Tr1.WeeIxiy Journal.

So soon as sufficient number Of subscri.
bers and Advertisements can be obtained,
wspurposs issuing the "Tri- Weekly Musca-
tine Journal" Of respectable size, and ELL
ed up and printed in style that will, we
think, be creditable to our fast improving
city : with whose progressive present and
hopeful future it IS our intention to keep
pace.
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The projeci o! bridging the Missis.
sippi at ST. Louis is ialked OF,
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T.. w. Odds, Agent

Penn Mufunl Life Insurance Conpany
OF PHILADELPHIA Accomplished Capital
Sz3o,ooo! Charter perpetual. Office at the stsre
M'cltins, Dsc.2, ls5s-Iyss
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NhOeinx and Far,ierv.

BE subscriber has fttsd up part of Joseph
: Cranes Plough Shop, for the purpose of horse
shoeing, and from bis long experience and constant
attention, he hopes to gain liberal share of patron
age in the above business. None but good practical
osrs employed, ard especial attertn 70 id 10 fouI-
cred and bad feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov. rs, 1s53-tf.
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6(l mn Bushels of Wheat wanted at the Nevada
oV,VVu Mill, for which the highest prica will be paid
in casa by dec30-ul OGrLvIE 4 ST.. JOHN.
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HOOp-POles.

t(ln (l(ln HOOP-P0LES wanted-a maiority Of
sIVWVVV them for -four barrels and few for PORK
bArrels-at the
NaseA MuscAriHn Srsxn BAaau FAeroRr
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JAMES NJ. DOUGRERTY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG GIST,
Opposite q cen 8. Stones Banking Hslss.
HAVING received full SUNNY of Or,cs Med;-
Il eines, ois, Paints, Dye Stufs, Varnishes, Win
aow-elass, rutty, Spicf., Snuff, Tobacco Brushes
Irussfs supporters, and fancy articles is now pre-
pared 70 sell these articles cheap any house in the
city, ms goods were selected with great care from
the best houses in ST. Louis and be can warrant them
70 be FRESH, PURE and GEsuIs.. lie will at all times
be ready TO MI orders from distance with the same
care ana at 20 low prices though the was
present. d 80 : -
HIS will eve personal attention to compoundng
Prescriptions all hours of the day or piyhr
He is asoagent for the sale Of iae 70, ular
family medicises Of the times. ras.tf
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Manufactured BY

ta SOLE LEATHER.
4 T0NSi0a and Hemlock Sole Leather. reeeive,, am
fse sale ~ tSspk1sl 0HAG NEXIIITen '
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CHICAGO.

q. e.. &c sssie * Eros.
NJ ANCFAL TURERS IF tJi,hinc and dsalers in
lNl (, ntlemeh's Flrnish'ng CODA, r hser and Oil
q DDS, Trunks, Waist a.. EhI7-I s5
F. wBiTs,l aa#at
j. r. wairs. No i33 SCUM Water ct, Chc,eo. Ills.
w.G.wHIrE1 (U stairs
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LOOK IN!
Winter Stock Very Large

Winter stock Very Large,
OUR GOoaS UP PRICES DOWN.
ME havs on hand very largo stock of goods Putt.
w es tn the season, c mpraing in part the follow.
ing, VIZ:
DRY G0JDs-cALIcoFs .st
Bsead-clotls, as.'s coors; Ginghsm. ass'd color;
Sassimefes, Dress Silks, :"
Cassinets, Csshmeres,
Jeans, Bnmbazines,
pLainss, Alpacoas,
Irish Linen, 9'.vee Mit,., Hosiery
Notions, &c, Se
large assori m "a, OF long and square shawl:
S'eetings and shirtpg';
Ready-made Clothing, do, and chesn;
Groceries-swset, sour and strong; $3.50
Boots end shoes-short and long; Es -..- "a.
Also, Hardware, Queens ware and yariou, other .r.
teles usually Kept in variety stores.
we ars now ready to take in exchange for thu
snove' land on account of dues) Casa, Wheat, Oats
Hogs, and other prcductsof the country Come quick
while goods are cheap. Old stand. on Second street
east OF the Avenue, where it will DO made your ad-
vantage to buy goods by
Muscatins, Disc. l6 J. A. 4 w. MCCORMICK.
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Just received by Exprcss.

Il FE" superior Bay Slate Shawls; - 80
superior goid medal Mousn d Lainuy b E ssreg
Dark patterns bonnet silks, Canton Flanp.,. IT,.
seys. red Flannes, superior Pilot Cloths, casgnsr
Satsinsts, fancy CasaiEners Vestngs Co. q for ~
otherwise, by " uUT
Muscatne, Dec. T. 1883 "s -SS-s Is D
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Dry Goods, Boots. Shes. etc.

OTy S<oOuS, 000LS, SnoS, etc.
A GENERAL assortment of Dry GJods, Boots Shoes
Il Hardware, QIeensware, &,., for sale cheap nv
Dee 6, 1854. A. DUNSMORE.
- ALT for sale by
~ Dec. 8, 1854. A. DUNSMORE.
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VIE HAVE RECEIVER

4 fu!i assortnenttf Boys and Youths' Cloth;ys
Tnds'ga,ment Cottn Flannel. Woolen, MMiIs'
Lambs Wool, Cashmere and Silks; Spring $50
Was and SILK handkerchiefs; -cssssn.
All coors and qualities; Wooden Comforts f.p 80
Splendid assortment Also, large asse rtne.t ~
Fort Monies, Pocket Knives, Comhs, French s.d Car
man Aceordeons, and Harmonicas, Money Purses Cat
LINKS, Standing Collars. Wslkirg Canes. Seeks ~.
&c. HEILpRUyN 4 EiIvEpMs
Auscatins, September 50, 1858.
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Sold Out.

LAYING cold my entire stock to A. Dunsmore,
i wish all those indebted to me to make inmed.
ate payment in order thatI may psy all dues and dc
nands at once. A. Dunsmore is authorised to max
settlements, &c. WIN. T. MASSEY.
Muscssins, January 8, 1854.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
MEDICAL.
Captain Canot,
THE HRRU or TnE cELEnRATkD WORK
"T1PENIY IE ms UF IN AFRICAN SLAYER,

UrREB ny
Hamptonis VegetRl 10 TineLuE0.
iAPTAtA OAkOI'S mOiLo, LNs lolg Lotn tie alten.
" dant and friend, aud Is Ow Ndset1 IN Chtf, Of tho
LucIOr OF PIanee,
weeXtlaet iona letter wlllien 70 MI stockbhdse.
read IN full Oai dUes credit 70 HE head and hellt or tho
Captain u all WHO have been cured bythis TnCuIe OF
hemptons would thus speak oui, many now tuneTtng
uhght be induced TO lrS lhis great euedy.
Having called tbs 9th Of April and seen
pI0stIated OIL my bed useless In all my lbsI you cali
nearly ao well as myself tho piOmpt Ielei ~
Ceiyed IrOnl llainptOn's Vegetable Tinclu O.
lis really pity this RlecIdo Should not Be approved
by medical nell ah like all Oienl dIlcS II should ouier
lions. nyfell, MiU WIS olNa!s ~ fused 70 paleled
slrCiic Ch msd clue win ClCluhee, and without
aud It was UIy Though your dl8inler-
ed, iIiediy recommendations, and NY critical altba-
lion that uduetd me 10 tTy this reaY beneficial VeSea'
bic liicluIe g. 49,.
You may Inform Mare Mortimer & AeueTav that they
liberty 10 rake use my name ~ Tue support Of
tile good efeCts Of Dr HamptOns Vegetable ItneluIe a.
Il has euled me In hVo weeks Of GcblOme lmanial9Iy
kheumatsm, contacted under tropical elmaleot ana OF
ears pe 0dieat Duration. have only ufd I'M 60 Dol
ties, and Md that even tue delOrmg pats Of my hauaA
ie lastleu'nlng 10 erorner natural aud Rr apleaT-
nIce.
have been under the treatment oil several phvsleahB
IN London and Paris, but without Hlt apparent beieH
also while In New York. having tried tue ThOmptOhit
and iUmJpalhi REMEDIES uiteT having beeu nenled
with gavanic bate les. cold aud dIOauo baths, and tun
dreds vi internal aud external medicines, ell 10 nv eject
am, solar, Gmed by Tins champions Vegetable Ginr
tuTe only.
Iheniore my dear air, accept of Tie a,1uraso or my
- TdtlE CANOT
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A FALSE ALARM Of lire was raised at I o'clock
on SaLuEdny evening.
rO THE PUBIC.

The Subscriber, Agent Of the Protection lnsu-
rance C,mp,ny Of Hartford, Conn, has thus day
received n circular from that Office, advising him
that they have been compelled 10 suspend their
business in consequence Of the late disastrous
6res, heavy losses &c, and has thought it proper
n no,in his frenfs aud policy holders in said Of
foe of it, so that they might protect themselves 10y
o,ber Insurance il they deem ii advisable This
old and resp, claJle Institution has done business
m his Mace Iot more than quarter OF a century,
and has paid ont It's millions IOr losses, and has
enjoyed the confidence Of a large portion Of our
county.
/ feel il due T. myself to state that have dis
CHARGED my duly TO this Office andIhis community,
and il otler agencies had been as fortunate as
Ills. no such result could have happened.
have understood it wusnpoNed that tie AZ no
ono was concerned with HE Protection, aud tbaI
they botn had the SINE directors. This is all mis-
take. Tie two institutions are as separate and
distinct as Tie Moth Western, aud Merchants and
Mechanics Banks Of this city.
lam still agent Of the Rtno insurance Com
many, which had on the first day Of June. 1884, a
,ongibe and cash capital, and contingent fund Of
,vep bnlf a million dollars. have caused state
ment of tue Office to be published, p which re.
Cer my friends. for continuance Of thtir conf
aud patton ge. WM' rEi h"'ON'
wmrg,iSo, Sept, lEth, 1854.
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HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY CUREDI
LET EALT 81 BAk|I
nARREIvlLLG, AllI Rleny COZ Mo-

10 Mssirs Rort,Rsr r NoEGIoy;-D SS--ln justice
10 D.. hampton VCgelubc lm.tme, wlsh to lnloi m
Uu that taken UCk OIL the I'd Day oil January asy
with afiecIion the stomach, bUWels aud kidneys
attended by iOur eminent hysloiehs lOi m1,e than
months all 10 lille VI NO effect hadpOnlo knoRl'
edge the eat NIue anu TOMS TieluIo, iiOm one
bottle Which my vile had lAAen TWO years stnee.
cam tic conclusion that would take no more me-
dicie my phJ siCiBns, but iheturei aud am
happy THORN you that had Ot tukeIl two days be-
10 ieu its powerful huenCe upon INV stomach lhaVe
confined using the TinCue, and now able 10 leave my
oon; aud can eat uy common die without much ineOI'
Venlcm pressure on my stomach.
Tina aft ted, or tlair ieEdsi arc daily Visiting ME,
to Learn OF tile great ItLo ieiU is In tho Itnetuc" Of
Hampton s.
IrX ecI to send you several certificates In few days
one especially, uOn you ~ pdy who had been Confined
Tor " months, with disease Of The head, al
's''"S '"' "''-" 4. W. HAIL.