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The daily union., 1854-02-22

A MEXICAN ROUSE. Hanover stree. Boston by
lie Rice Rebuilt and furnished
snd
lion Of the travelling public
Dec h-Aiy
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EOHst Lsas~A commodous ourrtory and attic
side the
twelve and papersd
Terms odstng, and
ssiy. Address 90 sociof's oics Treasury Department
l5-df
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THE UNON WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1854

lie ave Buena Vista Wednesday tIpmI
Arrive a Buusf day by
iiowsl's slor % cenIe 40 aies and back week
Anive at Cenu1 same day BY 7pmi
Leave Centre Tuesday al 3 ami
AInss al Rome same day BY pm
FLORIDA.
From July I, 1854, 10 June 30, 1855
33eI From Madson BY Mu Charles Ferry New Boston
Troy, Collins, 10 Clay Landing, 80 back,
Leave Madison Monday att IN;
Arrivs at lay Landing neAs Wednesday by pms
Leave Clay Landing lhuItdy at AMI
Arrive Madison neat saturday ~ pm.
3sda fo Pensacola 20 Warrington miles and back,
Leave Pensacola daily smi
Arnve at Warrington by ~
Leave warrington dairy a. Pmi
1858 From rensacoia eaaba TO Beeve Ala % miles and
Leave Pensacola Tuesday at SAM
Arnve Al BeIeyiis nsni rhar.asy by IL Iami
Leave beiiuvtlle Thursday al
Arrive al Pensacola next Saturday by opm
1864 From Tampa BY kennedy's semens Store,
tou Meion, iiU miles aad back a week.
Arrive at For Mellon next Wednesday by 6pmi
Leave Fort Mellon Thursday a IN
Arrive al Tampa next Saturday by IN.
ss5 From Tampa 10 Old Fort Meon 40 'oios and back
Leave Tampa Monday at am;
Arrive nj Old Forl Mellon next Wednesday by pm
Leave Old Fort Mellon Thursday al 8
Arnye al Tampa Saturday by q IN.
1866 From Tampa 10 old Tampa Bay and back week
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule,
a07 From Fort Dade spnshed Bay Por back
Bidders win distance and propose schedule
Proposals 10 at rerceve instead Of Fo Dade
1868 From oss!hope Ga by cu.hber, Bakey and woodys,
Ala, 70 Mariana, ta $50 miles and back, once week
Arrive al Mariana next "Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Mariana Thursday al ami
Arrive AT ogiethorpe next Saturday by p.
1868 From supica Fnhoo~sy 10 oies and back
Leave suepiea Monday 5ami
Arrive at finholloway By i2mi
Leave Fnholoway Monday ai3pmj
Arrive al Sulepica by y pm
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EVANS & wATsONs philadelphia ufaetured
II patent ssamsnde 6re and thief pvoof afs
slwav. on Dock Ph,sdst
phs vaults and roa doors fer banks md stores ~
ranted equal any In The United States
Ref.,nce . given 10 safes In many
b. named. 900 Of safes in
A. Msvnder rcnnsyIv Wsshnr
safe. and s authorised 10 receive
orders for
Farmers, snd Msshsne, Banh, philadelphia II ssfss
United satap Mint, do
United stne- srsopsl, in rhi,dephis in Cnliforns.
United states Appraisers Once, Philadelphia
rennsyvana Railroad Company, 4 fssfes.
Philadelphia Germantown, and Morrso~n Railroad Compan
Richard Norris \ Son, locomotive works Philadelphia
Winchester Bnhs, Winchester, Virginia
Sole agency fpr Buirerworth. superior bank locts,
Patent slate lined rsfissfators.
July 3o-9awly
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The NEW York Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this
1aPt Nyn.
SdPt SohsocA
r~f~x,p~ These ships having beea built by
IE3Yy ssly service has been
f1kHK in their also their engines
insure and speed; and their accommo
unequalled
passage from New York Liverpool in arst cabin 500
second cabin Exclusive S300
Prom, Liverpool o New York; 80 and fa0
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No beIths b secured until paid for.
DAT
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IN EDWARD ". CARMICHAEL, from vtrgin'-
~ onrs his professional the citizens of Wsshns
is residence ard oee i2h sdjsnine the h,"
Ho'~i. Ap S-Sd
MEtERF, Professor of French srsnish, ard esran .
- smases, Avenue House. Mrs Davs between ~ sna'
streets P-nn'yivsnis avenue, son'h side
Oet9-n
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NNUEF AND gDaAcCO.--Peter Loriard, manufacture,
~ thsham New York. offers for sale sr
warranted Of quality snccsboy, Frsn'
honey hnecut ohsf
IN tin foil and papers of the ~
above Feb S-dJm
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eensed in he Orphan court for baltimore city, Maryland
IN pursuanee 81 So order Of the orphans p
or me Nh day of December n. 1884, notice hereby ysn
al parties interested Distributes of Elizabeth Leigh @
ceased 70 appear IN said of June
SS W anhenteats fber cam. disbutive shsfr ~ ~
sh estate ~ pur-nance ofths ssseby Of sV
lard of 1895 chapter i7s,
CUMn'D ~ HottlNs,
Dec 2t-1aw7m Asmias,a,or N rly y.he,h Leigh.
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Ls.vs DEPOSIT Tu..day, Thursday, and Saturday att
Leave Cannoasvils Tuesday THURSDAY, Saturday a,
lsss sssss,sa ~ ssa..sl.sr Y. s,mon is mile. and
Lssvs hsaseton daily, exesp Sunday, at ~ PM
fss.s R.@"a daily, ssespl sunday, a. am,
Aruvs iieuvelon by 10 m.
iAss S,s. Auburn Pom byron, nes back
AM. AMY. e.. :, sgs g. sy,s. s., :, y pm;
x,. s9H Hus'a Sy,1e y ssI except sunday, a'sH am
iA0 Sen Aaysr..aw % Cak.,own, mile. back
Leave H.vs"ua~ Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10
Lew: cI..s.a~s sssa.y Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive st hsyerstraw BY Gam.
NEW JERSEY.
From July !, 1854, to Jane 30, 1855.
's ys. asn: E C:S%s. miles and back once wsss
..,: Any: :.;ass,. !. SSS%s; saSs., ~ !, ANN
AHve At Hope by3pm
PENNSYLVANIA.
From July !, 1854, to June 30, 1855.
" Prem sss y 4 .s s.sass ss: s:s .s.a s
L.s,: .l'ss si::ss :ss s1sa sa.s s1ss ssssS week
t.ss: s.a'as, :s%s
1: ::i :is s.s .ss II =
1:s.: z:.: s,s !, .;. fS: :s.s ss Y; !, !,
NM Essa,sa ss,I Hope. s Sss iais. G'S and
Leave 6hippensville Tuesday ate
AyTve Batter day by II IN;
Leave Butler Wednesday
Arrive q HhippensviIc next day BY
WoShnsson Armstrong county,
ansvine, Is miles and back week.
Leavs State Lick Saturday ut lOs
Arrive Z Cowansvlls by m;
Leave CoWsnsvi:.s saturday at pms
Arrive ak State Lick by y7pm.
=" 'ss s ono: and Ds.'
Leave Warren Monday at 8 a
Arrive st Duakirk next day by 8 pm;
Leave DunkiFk Wednesday at
Arrive Warren by IN.
1eoe Indiana Smicksburg - miles back
Baden win the intermediate Offices, propose
schedule.
Norstown, Fairview Village Fekiomen Bridge
etorc, Pensburg, Hereford, Lionvie Macun
miles
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Bureau Of Yards and Docks 2suu 1854
SEALLD PROPOSALS Tor each class separately endorsed
y po.aI- for Class NJ. for the Navy Yard
received tis Office uutl ocyck the lStn
February for furnishing aud dyrng place
wHin usvyyHrd Bioiesra ERECTED
nandant thereof the materials ana ancs herein sp-eiD.d
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06

SINGULAR DfsEAsE.-The Aleppo
button is singular ulcer, which attacks
every person who spends more than a
month there. 1t can neither be proven
ted nor cured, and always lasts for a
year. The inhabitants almost invaria
bly, have it on the face. either on the
check, forehead, or tip OF the nose
where il often leaves an indelible and
disfiguring scar. Strangers, on the con.
trary, have it on one Of the joints,
either the elbow. w,ist. knee or ancle.
So strictly is its visitation confined TO
the city proper. that in none OF the
neighboring villages, nor even in a dis
tant suburb. is il known. Physicians
have vanly attempted 10 prevent it BY
incubation, and are at loss 10 wh I
cause to ascribe it. We are able to
have t.even after five days stay bu,
| hope it will postpone its appearance
TIL alter reach home Il Bayard Tag
Tor.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06
TiME-It waits for no man; i, travels

TIME.--It waits for no man; j. travels
onward with an even, uninterrupted
sinex orabie step. without accommodating
itself 20 the delay OF mortals. The
restless hours pursue their course; me-.
men,s press after moments; day treads
upon DAY; year rolls after year. Does
man loiter? procastina;e! Is he lis,less
Or indolent7 Behold the days and
months. and years. unmindful Of his de-
lay, are. never sluggish. but march for
swasd in solemn and silen, procession
Our labor and tolls. our ideas and feel
ings, may be suspended BY sleep; dark
ness and silence and death may reign
around US; bat time rests not. stu m beers
never. Blu, presses along aud knows no
1toppage. We may dam up The mighty
rivers; stop themin journeying to the
ocean press them back TO their source;
bot the arrest OF lime is beyond the pow>
o. of any being besides Omnipo.ence.
The clock may cease to strike; the bell
10 toll:r the sun may cease 10 shine, the
moon s. aud still the stars withdraw
their igh,; but the busy hours pass on
Themoaths and years mus, move on,
ever forward.
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VOL. v
For the JournL.

Tho Peess' Wronsh for '5A.
"AssELxo'' ia the magic name t1T
First on tho favored list,
Whose harp bresthes soft, ,lian strains,
~ HES rude breeses ki d.
Thu art the lowly EsLASrISs,
Which, when the storm is DER,
Though bruised and torn in every leaf,
Ssnds forth its fragrsnce more.
"lHxoaE |" comes n xt--graceful form
Pnite, II may be true;
Her harp yields soft, uneven strains, iiff
And charms, because 'tis new. StN
Thine 10 the gentle DA'sy .wer,
OK shrinking, modest worth" gaH
Which, nesting mid the valleys gr:en,
Locks upcard, from its birth.
"vIRoIxIA," thine's raadened strain;
would. amid thy hair,
Band consultations" sweetest A,wer;
A SsowDRor. pure and far.
70 thee, 81 M I'vs long ago
IT'S kindred sHowBsLL given,
1hs gardens fairast pledge of SPRING
It's language. |" z'soaghts Of Heuven."
To Ixoasls "--.he SaAnRot K leaf
Will br lathe my wish for thee;
Ease thrsc bright words It's simple charm:
Light Asa'tcd, elcd, ard free.
And " BsssIs, " thne's the BurrsEcuP,
The dbwsr Of childhood q love.
In humble confidence /" it lifts
Its starry eye above.
Ponr. weary "ORrnAS !" to thy heart
The LILY g gentiepess
30 m'd bird up every wen I'd, and seek
Return to happiness"
And "SALIs," gifted h,ttersrl
The good Of others Spoken,
il lie he fragrant MiGsoNr7rr,
or "gocdrtss true" the tyken.
And " H. B. M" who wears, ween,
weeping willow switch,
fam would give the CHERRY h,wer,
In mental beauty" rich.
And dare I place /" NAxNsrrs ameps
:. The talsnted in name N
II 90, the dear " FoFaET-nE NOT"
- il al Iatk or claim.
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NANNErTx.
Fur tbs Journal.

In Answer 20 81 ann Loncly.0
NJ Ann lonely, am loKey!" for thol'ft no longer
IL birdlike music Of thy voice now thrills no. on
ear. 81
Tho nay place is vacant by yorr side, i. may not al
ways be-:
Yet I'm lonely, very lonely" tao my thoughts are
still with thee
Al ~, I'm ever lonely, at the client twilight hour
When dear delights once enjoyed, daace still in
nsm'rys bower
Andl fancy, then, hear thy voice speak lovingly to
But Oh the lonely feeling, wien knew it cannot bc.
Believe, too, az am lonely, when mid the festal hall,
The sounds Of "mirtb, and joy, and wit" upon my
hearing fall, g7sF
look in vsio for one sweet face dearar than all to me
And With lonely feeling pause, dear one to think
Of thee!
IL am lonely, " ~ am lonely" whom thousand So
gersi things, ngIaEgE
sr <, On ,ha harp Of memory, and vibrate on it.
A"le Il, s'smiis." a''lesf," flower, each have
vp'os ff me; aa
Yet"l'm lonely" 81 am lonsiy"--so very far Fl no
thee. ~ lNooENB.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06

DoN'r ScoLD.-If you feel angry, dom,
scold. Nobody loves scold. A person
is not capable Of bringing up family
inthe RICH, way, who scolds incsssantly.
A scold in the house is worse than a
aisiemper. In workshop scold wiz
make everything disagreeabIe. Reader,
do yon scoldi
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str;,y Ejliey.

TAKEN UP. BY Michael o 'Brien. On his plsnta
L tios, in Township s venty Six, Muscatipe courty
Iowa-appraised by james Lawlef and Thomas Hol.
ldsy hef,re George Sanford. Justice Of the Peace.
folws, to-wit: "A dark grey; the head and should
ers lighter than the body; the legs and tall dUk
ur years old next spring; valued at sixty dollars.
A true copy from the estrav kook.
A. WASBBURN, County Judge.
Nov. 1s--l3w. 8
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06

ConsrAxTrEoPLE. This great natural
capital d Eastern Europe is shn, in. on
the land side. by ranges Of hills, which
s;f,.su fIicienily defended. would render
sthea city probably impregnabie hfis
veil know n tia Constan'inople, though
.sbeseigeI ,weniy-four times. has been
afaksn but Six times. 10 the last seige,
= dew thousand Greeks, altogether un-
.-used 10 war. defended it Tor fifty three
s ds,s against two hanared aud iii'y
vstaa.m,ss nd Fur rs, "A hen the mos, warlike
IL. fio,, il, The world, led by Mohonet the
Second, Inc ereatest general Of the age.
The strength aud natural resources OF
Eons,s n,inople, account Tor The agony
Of ne Byzantine empire hasiag lasted
55xsfdt centnfiss .- - s. ser
H1 VII one shsuld live By bis own 10.
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Marx Block
Forwarding & Commis'n Merchant

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
HILL pay particular attention tn the Storir For
w warding and Commission business. Having
sold cut his interest in The House with which be has
heretofore been connected and being in the cccu
pancy Of the large and secure brick Ware and P,rk
House, of Pine and Water Steet, 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.
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
M. B. having had long experience in all branches
of Commercial business fatters himself that be can
render entire satisfaction to all who favor him with
their custom. r1s1 s@ N tt&
OFFICE in the building. oct2S '53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06
NEW ckoTHINc STORE.
Ra0h, Guiterman e Co.,
Manufacturers and Dralers IN
REDY.MhDE CLOTHI'G.
Muscafine, LARA,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Ufoua and LosoUe. IN.

Muscdhne, LARA,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Otto,ca and Lasalle. III
WE beg leave to Inform The ciizer Of Mus
wv ca,inc, Iowa. its cni,y, aud the publ.
generally. that VIZ have opened a
NEW CLOTHING STORE
10 This city, under The above ST, he and firm, ia
the new brick block lately erected by Mr. Thurs
ton, on Second street. between Iowa Avenue alls
pappoose Bridge, north side, opposite John Il.
Gordon store, where we shall BIZ happy 10 meet
customers in want Of articles in our line consist
ing in very large and fashionable sto, K of
Mems and Boys Clothing;
Lsdia.rubLer and oil clahinc; 4
1ruaks md Raises; hats and caps;
Corpef and oiled bags;
iShirfs wrappers, and suspcnders; M
n. Circuits and handkerchiefs, and ereryihins
else appe,taining 10 clothing store.
GENlLEMiN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
AHfhe clothing zoe sell al our various establish.
ments is male by our oun ,cholesaie manu- faciur.
ing house, al 2S9 Main street and 245 Pearl street
Cincinnati. Ohio. There zoe Get up a superior ar.
ticie IF clothing, equal 10 any merchant faik~
,oork in material trimming and ,Cmkmanshiz
Our n,annfacfoyy is conducted By experienced and
pracficed ,corhmen on a pery erfensice scale; and
as by our system Of doing business ,ce lessen to
me feei p"sStOic HHWOef me HHerJerence ~ the
parious dealers bsttceen producer and Consumer
we Gun GGord to sell cheaper than any house ia his
city. giving orr customers better article of cloth
hqgf less money than any erer offered for sale
in this city before.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.nade clothing are particularly
requested tucall and examine Or stock as we ara
prepared IN quantity ind price TO sell at
WHOLESALE
10 ms great advantage IL buyers as can be me,
Nth in any city in the Union. New York no,
excepted; for. in buying from us YOU bnv
FROM THE MANUFACTURER,
And, OF course the profits to pay the
intermediate dealers; moreover. our clothing is
got up in superior style. and expressly with
Wow ID n, wants ol This western region.
We are Determined and able TO take the lead
IN our trade ia this city and respectfully solicit
the patronage OF the resident and travelling com.
MUMMY, promising 10 use all fair and honorable
means 10 render ourtelses worthy OF IT, BY
calling on US You may soon find out that all
said above is
NO HUMBUG!
as we intend to establish permanently in this
Furnishing ri'y.
RAUH, GJITERMAN 4 Co..
Second street, opposite :. q. Gordnn's.
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For. sale Chcap!

WE have on hand on assortment Of LIQUORS
wv that wiifbe sold Of cusf to ciass hem oG,
Those nishing to purchase viii do wen tocall.
Sen, Q, JOHN LEMp q co,
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MUSCATINE JUURNAL---JANUARY 6, 1854
Disc0yeed atEasi!

A Mystery Explained IA Revelation
Certain! Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awskepirg tb
IN inquiry in the minds Of all who read IL How 10
il that Anericaas have been long and slavislly
mmured in darkness and ignorance on the subject 81
disease? 1850 lsfa 1884
DIR A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM, n.u
d THE GREAT PAHAcEA eF DISEASE, ai43egs
IL offered to the aft cted Of the States and Territories
for the entire cure Of Lvf Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever. Chronic Lang Fever,
Drosical Affections, onsumption, Bowel Com plants
Diorrhea, Dysentery, Rhumatsm, Bleeding Plies,
Blind Piles, Scrofuia, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsis, Gsner
Debility, Nervousness Costveness, Indigestion, OBJ
structed Menshuatiops, &c. 1883
DR.. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved
the most skqtca beyond the shadow of doubt that it
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIscov.
Erred, H a2
tbeing purely all vsgetabie for tho permanent
Of the above diseases. The most skepficai have be-
come its most saneuine votaries, and pronounce the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO TIE AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come no from every track ii has made
swollen with expressions If gratitude. for the relief
received by its And in submitting this. the LiU
er BaLsam is recommended to ell those suffering un-
der the 81 t,,I 44 -
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of DR.. A. L. Adams
Livcr Balsam W. 8tfI $50
Toe reader is referred 10 the Medical Track, found
by making appli alton to the Agent. where the Bal
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
J. B. DOUGHERTY. Sole Agent, Muscatne.
Also, by Sells Sparks ,Fairport; Lock weed
Williamson, Port L,u'ss Geo; Hutchinson, Grand
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago Illinois.
October 81, 1S53--ly. sass ,5sf4
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06
The Exhibition at the
Or YST Al PALACE

AS caused wonders and excitement, on nc-
Ii count OF its spieHlos and grandeur but
any one who visits and examines the original,
visit known Cioihing Depot OF HEiLBRUN Il
SlI.VERMAN. must feel no less asonsl,ed. at
the careful selection Of their grea, sariet, OF
Clothing. than their large md unprecedented
amourt Of Fall end Winter stock.
Il is not our intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting 10 the public journals, bu, we
shall cndeaym Gas we have always donr) 10 ac-
c0nmOdale and please our numerous cusiopeys,
and any and every one who will honor US with
their patronage. qa nisH
We do not wish to hu,nbug the public by as
sorting, that cen sell for "less prices than any
city in the Union, New York not excepted" Ut
we are willing 10 guarantee that we will sell on
more fayouhle terms than any city in The west Gin.
cinnafi not excepted. As we visit all the Eas.
tern cities semi-annuaIIy, and remain not less
than two or three months, 10 select our own
stock, and have II manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly fur This D,arkct. We therefore.
feel confident in defying competition, moi only in
lo,c prices, but IL, qudiify, either ut Wholesale or
Retail as We feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon orr own account. consequently,
we purchase OF those who offer The Creates, in
duccment. aud seIl to our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists OF Nkw AND FASH.
IoSAsLx STILES and no last years old stock.
We deem il useless to give assurances as regard
prices, II is enough 10 say. that we will sell cheap
er than The che1pea-b,0er Than the lorest we
therefore most respectfully solicit the public IN
general, and our friends in particular 10 call anu
examine, not only the largest bnt most fashiona.
be stock nf READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in be city of Muscaiine.
HEILBRUN a. SILVERMAN.
N. B ~, Remember The Original Clothing De.
poi, east side Ell B. Doueheriv's drug Store.
Muscaiine, September. 80. 1853
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DIR. &. w. FULu.lAM,

Dull AMI PHISlClAN. y-44
( FFlCE-a few dous> above the Post OIIcp
" srconl street. RESlDENCE--E East "a d ui
fIlb street. Mustaie. Dec. 25- If
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06

At HomE ~ THE EyEnIgo, One ofthe
.crossests neslects Of youth, one WHICH
produced inca cuiable mischief ansirain,
is the spending OF its evenings. Dsrk-
mss Is. thse temptation to misconduct;
suffering lie youth 10 be out. " hen the
li.h. OF day does not restrain them from
misconduct, is training them ". We
have slresdy an abnu dsnts harvest Of
this seeding. Riots. MODS. crimes, Civ
ing fearful forbodings. are the results
of -youth becoming &, agen.s OF outrage,
.bs rdnnins uncared for in the evenings.
Whnt We see in these respects is deplo-
xs6le enough; but wha. is this compared
Nth what we 10 not see. mnltimdes ma.
kiisg themselves miserable and nexious
10 The world, sud what is that 10 come
toY Parents should look al the truth,
that uleasures and recreatitns are often
dearly purchased, the price o their own
impaired comicr,. and the blishted pros
pee, OF their offspring.
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DUCTS AND SHOEs.--A full assormen, q
ID Boots and Shoes at
Oc,.7 aKIMBALL'S City Cash Store.

:TlOMBEHCSA3-444a and 4, fessale 6y
~ esps. 30. SO IFS CHENCK.
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A YouNo MARrYH.-W Whether the boy
1t Chicago suffered his tonpaniors t"
sdsown him rather than consent TO steal
or not, il is certain that little orphan
boy of niue years died in Marquette,
sMichigan. rather than tell lie. He
and his sister, two years older, We're
adopted by farmer. He discovered
criminal conduct on the part Of the
farmers wife; she persuaded her hus-
band that the boy slandered her, when
they suspe nded he child rom the raf-
sess Of the house. aud the farmer whip
ped him till his blood ran through the
floor, the little victim replying to every
enquiry ..Pa, told the truth cannot
tell sEEe.' When released. the boy
fhsews his arms around the neck of his
murderer, kissed him. complained Of be
ing cold. and died. Upon III. ,ria, OF
sahs man and woman, it was proved that
ms boy told nothing but the truth. In
stead Of being hanged. the monsters were
sent to the State prison for ten years
They were professors o! religion, Of the
Ba plist persuasion. --Bosto Post.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06
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q Y0H1ONRR R1NA,

HAVING determined still TO carry on the above bu
Ii sness give notice to all in city and vicinity
that can always be found at the Farmers Exchange
Grocery and Provision store, Second street, where
will attend to all business above named entrusted 20
my care Give me a call. All orders, both far and
near, promptly attended to. J.R. GORLEY
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06
Shoeialx and, Far,,iery,

T. he subscriber has fitted upga part Of joseph
.h"ein' ard fr"ui his hing exrerierce ard cunsts NJ
attention, he hopes to gain heral sbare Of patron,
Sc 10 the above business. None but god practical
ska smplqyel. and especial aiterti raid ia foua
dered and bsd Feet. GEORGE PERRY
Nov. Is, 1S53-H.