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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-11

Hoes LARD.--It is stated that one estab-
llshment in Cincinnati last year tried out
thirty thousand hogs To carry on this i'm
mense business they have seven large clrCu-
lar tanks, of sufficient capacity to hold
fifteen thousand gallons each. They receive
the entire carcass, with the exception OF the
hams, and the whole is subjected To steam
process, under pressure of seventy pounds
TO the square inch, the effect of which ope-
ration Is to reduce the whole to one COnSis-
tence, and every bone to powder. The effect
is drawn off by cocks, and the reSiduum-a
mass of earthly subStance--as far as made
use OF, IS taken away for manure. Besides
The hogs which reach the factory in entire
carCdSseS, the great mass OF heads, ribs
backbOnes, tail pieces feet, and other trim
mlngs of the hogs, cut up at different pork
houses. are subjected to the same process, in
order to extract every particle of grease
This concern Will turn out this season three
millions six hundred thousand pounds Of
lard. fvc-siXth of which is No. !. Nothing
can surpaSs the purity and beauty of this
lard, which is refined as well as made under
steam processes. Six hundred hogs per dav
pass through these tanks one with anothe.
A New KND OF BRICK. We were shown
yesterday an entirely new material for the
construction Of bMidings. Il is a prepa.a-
ton of sand and lime put into moulds, and
operated upon with most powerful press
The specimens we saw had about three
times the superficial area Of common
brick, though of course their size would de
pend upon the pleasure Of the maker. They
are made with an open space in the crntro
occupying one-halt the length, and about
onr-ibrd the breadth of the brick Those we
saw were a handsome gray color as smooth
as dressed stone could be, and apparently
as solid as granite Their real solidity was
about equal to good burnt brick, though
they had been made but about threec weeks
and time and exposure is expected to harden
them continually. They can be furnished as
Cheaply as brick, and unless some difficulty
is developed with regard to them not now
apparent, II seems to us they must come into
active demand for building purposes. They
would certainly appear as beautiful as the
finest stone, and making as they do, hol-
low wall, with a smooth interior surface,
they can be papered against, or painted or
white washed, without the necessity OF lath-
ing or plastering. : Kenosha (Wis.) Telc-
graph.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-11

The last steamer that went up the Missou-
ri 10 Kanzas, took 200 emigrants, from New
York and the east. About 800 more were
on their way, and would arrive in the next
boat. The tide is pouring in with great ia,
pidiy.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
VOL. v.

~. THu REPORTED DUEL:-Mr. Cutting, OF
n. T., and MIR. Brecke nridge, Of Kentucky,
had quite q storm Of personalities in Thu
House of Representa- tives On Monday week,
growing ont of the reference Of tho Nebras
Ia bill to the Committee Of the whole, on
motion Of Mr.. Cutting. The New York
Herald of Saturday says, the difficulty be-
: tween them, which was likely to end in a
duel, was amicab!y adjusted late on Thurs
day night, in manner satisfactory and
honorable to all concerned.
Mr.. Breckenridge has been summoned to
his home in Kentucky by sickness in his
family.
The recall Of Hon. Carroll Spence
our Minister at Constant nople, has bee n
determined on BY the President and his
Cabinet, on account Of the injudi.
sious speech he made on his arrival
there.
James Raymond. a well.known cir
Gus and menagerie manager, died at
Carmel. N. ", on ,he 23d ult. He inn
ported he first elephan. ever exhibited
in the United States. Ills estate is es.
timated al 81 800 900, and includes
the Broadway Theater, and Washingto ton
Hotel, New York.
On Tuesday night, 2lst. John Mos,in.
VIM. Cooley. Edward Howard and Henry
Williams. charged with being concerned
in the late riot and murder at La Sale,
broke Jail at O.taws, and made safe
escape.
Serious approximations are felt for
the fate of the Exploring party under
command OF Lieut.. Strain. who wen, TO
make survey OF the Panama Ship Canal
route. At last accounts they had
been absent forty five days. and ru-
NOR had been brought that they were
destroyed by wild beasts. This i'm.
probable story leads 10 the fear that
.he party was butche.ed by the Iadl-
ans. E
A BATTLE IN TnE DARK.-On the
18th Of February, conflict took place
at night, by mistake, between two COLI
umns Of the Russian army. which last
ed an hour and half, until day da wned,
when the combatants saw with horror
the error they had committed. The
loss in killed and wounded is reck onea
by the Russians themselves at several
hundred. The Turkish army near by
was greatly alarmed. and stood in arms.
ready for action at any moment.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
aeS s aaaE;SS1

Every person attY X iItou, Tor
ases of emergency bouc nf l.au's Tnsant relief
II Is the great internal and external remedy for the
daei cure Of collie heartburn. so throat too-ache
weaknessoft heback orkidnpys dysentery, cho
era morbus all summer complaints sick head age
cake, rheumatism. soreness in the bones pain in the
limbs, cramps and spasrns, Gods. spinal complaints
.weed joints, sprans bru Uses, and for cholera it
is a sunericr remedy.
For Horses ard Cattle Sioans Instant Relief s truly
gre NJ remsdy. Haf 25 cent bottle Of Sloat In
slant Relief cures a horse of csiic in few minu es
For bruises strain sprans and many other Injuries
on hor SEES, cattle and other animals, Sloans Instant
Relief seldom fails afford immediate relief and
specify effects a cure.
Many persons have been astonished TO witness the
npidcurc eecedby the of tLis wondeff medcinr.
tThe dollar bottles contain six times the quantity
Of the IS cent bottles, consequently saving of
third Is made by purchasing the dollar bottles.
WALTER B. SLOAN.
Grand Drrot, 40 Lake street. Chicago L linois.
For sale by J. b. DOUGHERTY, Muscatue Iowa
priI 7th 1854, ly.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
KimbalIs Civ Cash Store

( CONTINUES to do the "dear people" good in tn
~ way # giving MORE goods for less money thar
any store in Museatine. D1n't take my word for /
call and examine. Nv assortr,ert Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Us UNSURPASSED in the city, The Cash System enable
me to sell for small profit, and saves the buyer VIII
pays cash At least 90 per cent.
- Grsat bargains will be given from this tim,
uatil New Years. j. FRED. KIM ALL.
Muscatine, Dec. Z, 1883.
M UFFS.-Blank and grey LINK Muffs at
1Vl Dec.7. KlMBALL'S City Cash Store.
AZ LPACCAs-Pl.in and figured for rs cents, at
~ Dec. g. KIMBALL'S City Cash Store
DR1NrS IS Fast colors for cents, at
D'c- y. KtMBALL'S City Cash Store.
DLEACHED MUSLIN for cents. at
- Dc.9. KLINE aLL'S City Cash Store.
T. I'D GLOW ES-White and colored 1t
IN Dec. 9. KIMBALL'S City Cash Stere
DAY STATE sHAwLS-Lsrge assortment at
ID Dee. o. KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.
Ii is n Fact!
A DIANE DRESS PATTERN and trim
~ minys, all ior one dollar ut
Oct7. KIMBALL'S CITY Cash Store.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Stale OF Iowa, Musca,iue .ouii.,.
To John r. Gorley-Sir: You are hereby notified
that on the 2lst day Of March 1883, Wstsrman 4
Ryan f,si in tho sfce Of the Clerk Of the Distrc,
Court OF said County, petition claiming Of you the
sum OF ono thousand and sixty three dsllars aud f-
y osnts, money due promissosy note executed
BY you TO them on the 10th day Of January, 1884,
the Of $lo56 "a and due twenty days Il date
6eo,s ~ ornn~ - ths Lat d.v ~ ths nss On
of said court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. VIZ. LEFFlNGWELL, elk Of d. c. NJ. 6.
]. Scorf R,canAHs atty for pl'G. mhS1-iv.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Great Attraction
Is TO 20 PER CENT. REDucrIos IN pRIcEs I
A. w. HULL,

77-"-II w. MAIN bIhEEI,
Nearly Opposite the American Hotel,
yyTISHING 10 reduce his stock before the opening
w Of spring, will from this time until the rst Of
March, offer his entire stock Of General Merchandise
at greatly reduced prices, for Cash: Consisting in
part Of all kinds Ladies' Dress Goods, Dress Trim
mings, Shawls, White Goods, Laees, Supcr6xe French
slack Cloth, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds,
Flannels Linseys Notions, Hosiery Gloves Boots and
Shoes, large assortment, very cheap; Hats, Caps,
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimming, Hardware, Grocer
les, Queensware, &c., TO-, DC.
rar Thankful for past favo:s, would respectfully
request his friends and the public generally, to call
and examine the goods and prices when they will be
con WINGED that the above IL no humbug.
Muscatine, Dec. 80 '53.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

FINJ ri HARD FAkW EI.L - sir :-Y'u p.-
i t'f a. taat tue 9Th day NJ S.p,ea her, A. ID.
1858. w W,oi sasd q ID in the .tic, 1t the
rK of tire Ds'rcf nrt. at the State - Iowa, u
susc.tine enny his petition r p-esenfirg that 10
5 in bio k i02. in the eitv of Musra,ins, Sac =
t'ss, Id az Iu,lic ale IN the IL h Nav. a. u
1852 nv he Treasurer e sail esnntv, 10 ihs Isti
i.ner. the n. pail i.x, Of The yrar 1851. srd
,rs,ins hs, vnur right redeem rho sane may h.
f'reds.d. ", usess You atr9er snd answer
h r.t" h fore the a he s,co' d day -
h neat term ~ the said mr.. 10 said cprty. :
tsur oil, h, entered aid jpivm~nt nh rsi 'hsrren'
mel cav Wu LEFFIs GvE'J cigk
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
SPRING SALES.
HAYDEN & Wilson,

1APoRrHRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Snddlcry nnd Coach Hardware, sarria ge
Trimmiisys, Skirsfng, Harness aud
Birdie Leather,
M. IL North lMain-sf., 81. LOUIS, No.,
HAVE in store full supply of every variety of
III goods in their line Our English Gosd. all inn
ported directly from the manufacturer. We also
manufacturing many Of our goods at Coupabus. Ohio,
Sing Sing and Auburn, N. Y, aad Newark, N. j.
We have three large currying shops in Cincinnati,
in which flash, in superior manner, the greatest
part our skirtng, harness and bride leather. We
Receiving largo assortment of eastern springs
and sxles, from various manufacturers. W.. would,
Therefore, AK merchants, sadjers AID coach makers
70 cal an examine ou- stock before Purchasing.
szy-The highest csah prices paid for hides.
March IL, 1S54-$5
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

'EHEY have q splendid assortment Of Bay State
! Shawls, low for cash. Please call and examine
at (ol4l QUISNs'.
StILK BONNETS-A fine lot, which is offered TO
> less uoney than at any house in town. Ladies',
pleass call at [e141 QUISss'. r
YNHEPE yeu win find anything you NAV call for !;
Goods, Cotton Yarn, Carpet do, at [o14l QUIsss'.
n UEESSwARE, Glassware, &c., &C., fine assort-
W mepts, at lol4] QuISss'.
BOOTS aud Shoes without number; ladies' Kid aud
ID Bootees, cloth Caters, Morocco do enameled do,
very cheap for cash, at [ol4l QUIsss'.
VoU will find log and Trace Chains, Looking Glass
l es, Hardware and Cutlery, and any quantity of
itor-trimmings, at [c14] QuIsNs'.
UATS-when gentleman wants a fashionable
III hat just go to [ol4] QUIsss'.
CAPS-Silk oils, sill plush and mohair Caps, at
" Oct. Ia, 1853 QUI>Ss.
hats from rs cents to 81 so, which cannot help
III but give satisfaction. QUINN Bro.
ISLANNEL-white, red and spotted bed-ticking
L brown and bleached sheeting, at QuISSs'.
r INEN and cotton Table-Cloths at
L. Oct. IA, 1858. QuiNNs'.
rLOVEslRuck gloves, seal guantlets, chambray
U do, silk de-, buck mitts, &C., at QUINss'.
NlUFFS-Ladies, If you want good mutt. cheap
IyI one, 90 to [ol4l QUINNs'.
AFTER CAPS A few otter caps, for sale very low
Uat lo14l QUIsNs.
NROCERIES-All kinds of Groceries, low for cash,
u at Co14l QUIsSs'.
q AGS, Deeswax, Oats, Corn and Wheat wanted at
u Oct. IA, 1888. QuINSs..
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

TTyO DUNCAN DRUMMOND- - Sir You are
i hereby notified. that on the Goth day of Septem-
Der, A. D., 1858, W. g. Woodward filed in the Office
of ths Clerk vi DISTRICT Court Of the State cf Iosa
in the county of Macatias, he petition, claiming II
you the tide To II. in beck 102 IN the city Of Mus
catne, State Of lows. and PRAY ing that his title thsre
~ may be ouisi.d; snt that unless You pear and
Ar ever thereto or before the srning of tbe
oud day uf term If said court default will bs
en-.re' ara ia TX nsn. r.pd rA 'A"re"n.
nee 2i4s WV LGFFtNGvEtL Clerk.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Snodgrass & McCimpbell,
Wholesale a d Retail Grocers

MUSCATlNE. IOWA,
IL AVE just received genera! stock OF goods
IL in their lin consisting Of the following arti-
Giles. io-wit:
Sugars of all qualities Lemon syrupJ
Molassss, in bbls, half rurs, buckets
bbls and kegs WiIlow-varc, clothes pins
Coilee -Rio and Java lChurns. spades, shovels
Teas, of all kinds Hoes brooms
Saleratus indig 20, madJer} Cotton warn and batting
Nails, assorted !CandIe wickiag
Goldfish Carpet chain
Nos. aud H,acksrcl sCor,lace assorted
Nuimegs. cinnamon Meal serves
spice. pepper, ginger lass iumhlers
Lemons. ranges, Palm leaf hats
D,ieu apples and Peaches|Soap, tobacco
White lead. ECicars-recalias princi.
Wmdow-glass. SIX 10 an,l| pes and Cuba SKIES
l0xi2 runes, raisins almonds
Star and tallow candles {Pecans, peanuts
Linseed, sperm and olive, Dried cn,ran,s, rice
oils Cheese, Pcppar.sauce
And all other articles usually kept ny grocers.
which will be sold as cheap M can be honsht io
Muscatine. far cash ar approved country produce.
May 6, 1853 -ap22-3
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The Markets.

New York, April l, . p. N.
Flour 81 25as7 81, Wheat in fair demand bu. at
prices below the views OF holders rye heavy and in
active oats 5oa5Sc barley ST. corn 70a79c whisky 25c
Provisions Market dali, $l4 97a$l5 for sess
$l2 37atl2 80 for prime. Beefis in good demand and
firm, $l4 for re-nacked Chicago 81 for country
mess, &c 5oasS for country and city prime.
ST. LOUIS, April l.
Flour IS 25as6 Is, wheat 81 Is. corn 35c. oats Sic
barley Csc, rye 76c.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW STORE AND
CHE III p C. q obs!

THE undersigned would respectfully Invite the at
tention ct the citizens of Muscatine and vicinity
% their entire new stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
'"sds, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &C., direct from
Eastern cities, which We are Offering for CASH Al
prices never before heard Of in the West.
Our motto is "quick sales and small profi,."
We can sell You larger bundl, Of goods for the
Same money than ary other establishment in the city
Remember the place
Under the ODD FELLOWS HALL,
One door below A. Reuitng.
Muscatine, Nov. IL, 1881 OLDs 4 BONN.
A CHOICE lot Of Muslin 4, Lame, and Cashmere,
"A at mill OLDS 4 sOHN'S Cash Store.
{. LaNNELS,a good assortment plain and barred AT
mill 0LDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHAwLs-Bay State, Empire and Waterloo
- Shawls. For sale cheap at
lnlll oLDS BoHN's Cash Store.
L EMBROIDERED Curtain Mu,lin.. verv ebean :,
~ mill 0LDS 4 B0HN'S Cash Store.
HOSiERY-silk, Lambs Wool, Alpaca and
Il Il Cotton Hose at
Inlll OLDs BoHN's Cash Store.
EMBRoIpERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand.
IL kerchiefs at
[nlll OLDs BoHN's Cash Store.
M EkiNOS CObargo and Alpacas, black and colored
Lsl at OLD'S i B0HN'S Cash Store.
OPS BoHNs is the place to buy your print. that
- WIN not fade. Nov. ii ,1s53.
DIAM and Embroidered DsBeee at
L ln1l1 OLDs BOHN'S Cash Store.
DROADCLoTH and Casslmeres, plain and fancy.
ID very cheap at OLDS & BoHN'S Cash Store.
WHITE aud Colored Carpst Yarn at
w mill 0LDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
CHILL and India Rubber combs at
~ tnll1 OLDS & BOHN'S Cash Store.
ERENCH Embroidered Cambria Collars at
i mill OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store
SWISS and Cambria Edsing and Iusertingsat
y ln111 OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
ENGLISH BUCKSKIN & Corduroy for sale cbeap
IL at MILL OLDS BOHN'S Cash Stsre
lust RECEIVED-Bla silk lsces, eimps and
d velvet trimmings, at OLDS B0HNs.
NEW style Cashmere shawls jus. opened at
~ Dec 2. OLDS i BOHN's.
VICTORIA and Slid Plaids. Call and see them q
Dec. 2. OLDS BOaNs.
AIDES fancy Caters and Son,as Ties at
IL Dec. z OLDS BOHN's. ,
YEpHYR woRsTEDs, all shades. at
II Dec. 2. oLDS BOHNs.
A NICE lot of figured all wool d'Laines and Cash
"A meres, at OLDS BOHNs.
III ATER-PRO0F, Wilton and Brussels Garnet Bags
W and Satchells, at OLDS BOHN's.
CPLENDlD article Of sack aannels, all colors. at
~ Dec. 2. oLDS BOHN's.
RLAcK and oolored EngIi.h veIvets, a.
II Dec. z. OLDS B0HN's.
GENERAL assortment of Ladies' and G:pt's Kid
~ dloves,a at OLDS BOHN's.
HlTE, black, grey and blue mixed Ysfns, at
W Dec. z. oLDS & BOHNs.
ME are just receiving aiargs assortment of Glass
w ware. dec. 2. OLDS b BONN.
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DENTAL CARD.
a spleniid 5 ock s,arm

vSOR SALE con -ssiog Of go sc,ss, in i.wcship II
J. NJ. r. wsst, IS mills s. W.os Iosa City, ia
washinvr,p coanry. This place mas over l5o &c ss
timber l31 unasr cultivation, we'll tered nv sp'rg.
hranck &C. There sra 200 sr.'te' fruit tres tire
e hon 70, stables b.. 80 The thistle lard veil
i,v,dsd mo grss lard, abd upl nj prairie. T-rn'
right l. can b. divided in'otsa or more farms, ~
will no snii Sc .ra'e, i desired.
ALSO 1860 ser lrbsr, and $40 hrst rate prsri-
iu W, Coui ty, 20 ni'es wet II ~a CITY. sr n
sur, Il In, III tue 7 C .R.ir,at q.s-e,s w A
pGlilsY Esq ..r Ct oUD6 otONNGR Nus atipe
GEO. ;, HAMPTON, Esq. I..a G'y..,
CHARLES Eos Err.
n, Richraosd, Washington Co., Iowa.
ph 10 II
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Cleveland, o., LIST inst. several business. ho;,es
and dwellings. on Seneca, Michigan, Lake and Erie
strects-$30 900.
Auburn. N. Y, Sd inst, Smith, Richardson & Cos
steam forge-amount Of loss not ascertained.
Rockport, N. T., I'd inst, the collegats institute
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Bargains.

+ HAVE full stock of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Sad
i aiery- Hardware, Saddle Trees, Horse Collars,
Hames, Carriage Trimmings and everything general
ly my line, which am bound to sell at tho lowest
possible prices, to make room for my spring stock
Those wishing bargains will do we'll to call while roy
assortment is good. My own manufacture of boots
and Shoes constantly on hand or made to order.
Dec. %, 1858. CHAS. NEALLEY.
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Grey & Boyle,

DOILER MAKERS, Backsmlths, ard Sheet-Iron
ID Workers, Main street, between Carr and Cherry,
st. Louis Mo. Having gone 10 great expense to
erect machinery for B'scksmithns, max NJ Boilers,
and Shcet-Irou Work, on the moet approved Eastern
plan, prepared to furnish every thing be-
longing to business ten per cent. cheaper than any
other establishment IN the Western country. All
who in want Of anything In cur line Ct business,
will find it to their advantage to give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
~ Repairing done at the shortest notice. Always
on hand variety Of sscoDd- hand B,ilerr.
N. b. Railroad sxles, bridge work, and every des-
crption OF heavy Backsnithing, i.nc short notice
and accommodating terms. mh3l-6n$6.
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ROCK ISLAND,


Stationers, and dealers in Wall
ID Paper and Musical Instruments. We intend Of
erng partcu lar Inducements to purchasers of mu.i
cal instruu ents. Being agents for Prince Co, we
furnish their celebrated melodeons at the factory
prices, and have good assortment constantly on
bani. Firth, Pend Co.'s New York pianos We fur
mai at manuf acurers prices, with addition of trans
porsaon only Citizens Of Muscatine end vicinity are
requested 70 call and examine our stock In this ne.
April z, ls54-ly b. A. PORTER BRO.
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WE have RECETVED

| addition to our Manmoth stock of Clothing.
L full assortment Of Boys and Youths Clothing:
gndergsrments; Cotton Flannel, Wooden, Merino.
Lambs Wool, Cashmere and Silks; Spring Stock
Cravats aud Silk Handkerchiefs; GlovsseCottsu.
WOODEN, Cashmere, Buckskin, Kidd Spool SiIk-Slk,
all coors and qualities; Wooden Comforts; full and
splendid assortment ALSO, a large asscrtmest Of
Port Monies, Pocket Knives, Combs French and Ger
man Acccrdeons, and Harmonicas Money Purses. Coat
Links, Standing Collars, Walking Canes Socks, 10.
&c. HEILRRUN a SILyERMAN
Muscatine, September 80, 1883.
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Eg0op.P0leS.

tnn nao HOOP f0I.FS want o. NJ jeriiv
Iuu,UUU rb,,n f@ Asur barrels and few for foTs
ha rss-at the
Mavaa AUsoArlsR SsxA2 BAnsEL KAsroRr'
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Booths Patent Grain Separator and Win
mower against the World.


THIS Is the most popular machine known. Now
having been thoroughly tested for over two year.,
places II beyond question Is to it's superior advan-
tages all methods heretofore adopted for clean
ing grain. Awarded silver medal at the Pair Of the
New York State Agricultural Society, 1858; silver
medal at the Fair of the franklin Institute, Phila-
dephis. 1883; DIP Iona at the Fair Of the American
Institute. 1882 diplomas and premiums without num-
Der ~ Ccustv Fairs.
ose hundred n machines in operation in The State
~ New York a'one in the short of Ai.h.eer
n,nths. Rlliug S'reens may he .rsiv dispsnsc1
With, ard tire smut Inactive l. he OILY other appa-
r,us nrrcsst,y re clean grain perfec:'y
A Nj, m,-hire nav nov re seen - en~-s.rv =.
"r. RNnnc.,'s, a's, TIE -acAi,e for F,r->rs 40
Wlrotouse IF Messrs. Wallace Beaiing. in this
p's-o $500
TIL. susse-ihsv ing tn sole sren. for ire states
os lows and Missouri. vii ver,sn la tom FOR a fer
aevs r The prvp az Of dsp sing ~ te--i'ovv ms-
shines and giving any dsred Information respecting
Ills invention.
CHARTS CLARK. Avert
fe-J. l.. Bo.th, Ps'eptee.
Mus.atine, March 2i'h. 81.
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ST. LOUIS
Rosenheim & Cook.

II MPORrERS aud wholesale essers in Ribbons,
i Silks, Millinery Goods, Luce Trimmings, tmbro :
de7ies. ParasoIs Fms, b., No. 80 IN in street. v
American Express Office ST. Louis, M.
TIE attention o. merchants and minfners isrespsct-
Giles: mcb3lAly5s
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CHICAGO.

=. T.. White g. Bros.
nj MANUFACTURERS Of Cle,hing and dealers IN
INl g.ntiemen's Furnishing Goods, Rubber snd Oil
g sods, Trunks, Valiss, DC. nhi1-ly$o
r.. WHITE, -,
J. r. WHITE, No. 1913 South water-st, Chicago, Ills.
W. q. WHITE. (Up stairs
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MUSCATINE JUURNAI--APRIL Z 1854
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DANCE EsOTN!
Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY 4 STONE

ii AVE just received from PhiIadel. -
IL ph'a aud Boston, their fall stock 60
OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, selected
with care and warranted pure aud gen.
uine, wlfeh they will sell reasonable and 90
low al Wholesale and Reiaii.
our patrons will please accept our thanks
past patronage, aud we will be happy to Sc as
toners at all hours.
N. y. All orders will receive prompt attention
and ,ciH narant al Medicines. If not sotistac-
fory, return them and get your money at any
time. FAY 4 STONE
Muscainc, Sept. 0, 1853.
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QuccnsWarc and Glassware.
THE largest, best and cheapest lot ever offered
in Nus"asipe.
OF CHAS. & WM. r. STCN
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Farm for Rent.

I WILL rent for one three years, my Farm, II
miles south of this city, and miles west Of Grasd-
view, Louisa county, containing 500 acres, tia-
BILE land ncludng 10 pasture the best quality
Of soil, well watered, healthy and beautiful stua-
ton, convenient to church and school, 1t 30 dvi-
ded to accommodate two families, there being two
dwellings, wood building containing Eve rooms
With barn and bearing orchard. The other brick
building csnyeniently arranged, and with each well
Of good water. This farm will be rented altogether
or divided. s. N. LATTA.
Muscatins, March 10th, 1854. If