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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. W. J. Langler, Of Hunts
vile, Yadkin Co, N. O. dated Nov. ], 1855.
~ READ HIS OWN woRDs.-Ca
To Professor HOLLOWAY.

I
sir,-lt is not my wish to become notorious. nell
ther is thrs letter written for the sake Of writ
ing but to say that your Ointment cured me OF one
Of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh is
heir to, and which was considered by all who knew
me, to be entirely beyond the reach of medicine.
For nine years | was afflicted with Of the most
painful and troublesome legs that fell TO the
lot of man and after trying every medicine had
ever heard Of resigned in despair all hope Of ever
being cure but friend brought me couple Of
large pots Of your Ointment which caused the
my legs to heal and entirely regaiued my health
to my agreeable surprise and delight and to the as
tonishment Of my friends lsigncd
". j. LANGLEY
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Gardeners. Attend +!

ON hand, large assortment Of fresh Gar
" den Seeds, containing the finest varie-
ties also, new and choice assortment Of
Flower Seeds for sale by
ID. W. HAMMOND.
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THE subscriber having leased the store
l. No. 80 Westminster Street, opposite the
Museum, and having fitted it in u neat and
tasty manner, and put into it an entire new
stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Caps, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, SC, of the
first class, calls on the public to visit his
store and look at his goods, which are equal
in quality and work to any in this city, and
can be bought cheap.
My rent and other expenses being only
about one quarter what they were at my
former location, know that can sell goods
cheaper than those who have to pay high
rents, and knowing this fact, have adopt ed
the one price system, and marked all my
goods in plain figures, so that every GUS
toner can see for himself, and all will buy
at the same prices, as there will be no
second price to man, woman or child. |
have long wished to establish strict one
price system, but while my expense was
heavy | could not we'll do it, now, however,
my expense being small, can adopt it. be-
cause know can sell lower than my com
petitors, and if customers will buy where
they can buy cheapest invite them to call
a. my store once at least and examine, and
if they do not find every statement correct,
| will not ask them to come again.
Try it, gentlemen, am bound to sell
goods low, and introduce you to as nice n
selection Of Furnishing Goods as you wish
to see. II. c. MARCHANT,
No. % Westminster St., Providence,
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ladies W rOug!lt sldkfs.

| AIDES Wrought Collars, just received,
IL from Boston, at the Cheap Cash Store.
on Main streel. Also. a large assor' ment
of Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hosiery, in all
colors and qualities.
CLOUGH, SCRIBNER & co.
Westerly, April j.. 1851.
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A Boon for the Children

SPAULDING'S HAIR OIL.
MOTHERS may well rejoice in Mr.. Spauld-,
M ing's great discovery of the virtues oi
Castor Oil and Rose Mary. For, besides beau
tifying and strengthening children's hair, it
cures and prevents all diseases of the scalp. 1t
should be in every nursery and there it would
prove rich "blessing to mothers"
Trial bottles only 25 cents. Large bottles,
each in a neat and fancy box, IS cents.
D. w. HAMMOND, Appointed Agent.
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Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer, by new goods from York
Shaksspsare, improved
The Westerly
READY MADE CLOTHING
EMPORIUM!
THE Subscriber having removed from his
old stand to the Store in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,

on Main Street a few rods below theBridge,
and the same being fitted up in style
which is not surpassed by any Store in the
village, he is determined to keep on hand ,
at all times, an extensive and well-selected
Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles
of every description, of superior quality
and finish, and at prices which shall not
only secure to him the patronage of his old
customers, but that will make it an object
to all who are in want of any article in his
line to give him call.
He would at this time vitethe attention
of his friends and the inhabitants of this
place and vicinity generally, to his immense
and well-selected Stock Of
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE or 4 HAD BREAST
MlIEN NEARLN AT IlIE POINT OF DEAIlI.

Copy of q letter from Mr. Durant New Orleans,
Nov. o. 1888.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
Dear Sir-It is with heartfelt gratitude have to
inform you that by the use Of your Ointment and
Pills the life Of my wife has been saved. For seven
years she has had bad breast with ten running
wounds. (not of cancerOus naturc) Twas told that
nothing would save her; she was then induced to
use your Ointment and Pills when in the short space
Of thr ee months they effected perfect cure to the
aStoniShmcnt Of all who knew US. We obtained your
Medicines of Messrs Wright 4 Co. of Chartrcs-st..
New Orleans. | send this from " Hotel drS Princcs.o
Paris, although. had written it at New Orleans. be-
fore finally left at that time not knowing your adj
dress in New York. [Signcdl Il. DUKANT.
The Pills should be used conformity with theOntmen
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The Latest
IMPROVED MELODE0N,
CAHhRT'S PATENT.
MANUFACTURED By
n. D. SMITH, NEW LONDON, CONN.

. THE Instrument manufactured by the Sub
scriber have commanded unbounded popularity
wherever introduced. They have only to be
heard to be appreciated, for they speak for
themseices. But as some may yet be stran-
gers to their merits, we will, for the sake OF
distinction from the Old Melodeon, specify a
few of their superiorities.
lst. An equal prominence of Bass aud Treble,
thereby superceding an objection to the com.
mon instrument.
2d A large bellows, obviatng the necessity
of frequent blowing.
Sd. An equality of smoothness in all keys.
4th. Quicliness Of speech and quality of tone.
It also has a range Of power from the most del
icate softness to rich fullness sufficient for
Church use.
The case is of Rosewood, neatly designed
and highly polished, making it, aside from its
musical merits, desirable Parlor Ornament.
Instruments of the following compass con-
stantly on hand or furnished at short notice,
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
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Important t0 the AaGies.
THE pROPRIETORS OF THE
CHEAP TORE

ON MAIN STREET,
JTAVE Just returned from Boston, and
IL have just opened large assortment OF
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
Shawls and Visetes, in all colors and casts
.aLL WOOL SHAWLS
Aa low as 81 IS. French Challi Berage
de Lanes, Muslin de Berages. A fine lot of
Persian Plaids for IL 12 cents per yard.
Muslns from s cents to % cents.
Undersleeves and collars, Edgings and
Trimmings.
Also, large assortment of MOURNING
GOODS always on hand.
25 dozen German hose slightly damaged
by water, will be sold for Cd per pair
worth 20 cents.
Our stock is now one of the best that can
be found in the county. We devote our
attention exclusively to the Dry Goods
department, and buy for cash and sell for
the same. and go to market every month,
which gives us good facilities for selecting
goods, and the advantage we mean to give
to our customers. We candidly assure all
those who are in want of Dry Goods, that
we can sell them as cheap us they can buy
in Providence, Boston, or New York, and
save them the trouble of going away from
home. CLOUGH, SCRlBNER Co'
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Dissolution.

TIE Copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and srm Of J. II. Lewis
& Co. is this day dissolved by the demise Of
Mr.. Lemuel Nose.
Joseph II. Lewis is authorised to settle
the business of the late firm
JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
EDWARD W. BABCOCK.
Westerly, Apr. 1854. Administ'r
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Removal.

N VI. DUNN would give notice that he
u. has removed his Clothing Establish.
ment into the New Brick Block, on Main
street, where he will be happy 20 see bis
old friends and the rest Of mankind"
Westerly, April 20, 1854 1901
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CO Ms u M PTION!

'NllE above Expcctorant, prepared by an
L. experienced Physician Ged Chemist, has
now become IA standard Preparation, and is
offered for the COMPLETE CURE of those
diseases of the THROAT, and LUNGS,
which, if neglected, usually terminate fatal
ly in CONSUMPTION. 1t contains no OPT
U8., CaiOmei, or any mineral whatever, but
is composed entirely Of those Roots, Herbs,
and TcgCtdbie Substances which have
specific influence upon the Lungs and their
connected organs. Its immediate effect il
to allay all Irritation, and gently remove
the phlcgm and other morbid secretions from
the throat and air-pasSGCcs, thus relieving
the Cough, 10y subduing the inflammation
and other causes which give rise to it, It
is approved Of and recommended by Physi-
clans Of the highest stsnding, and may be
given with perfect safety to the youngest
child or the most delicate female.
Prepared by A. l.. SCOVILL & co., Co
thic Hall, SIG Broadway, New York.
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT - BURR &
PERRY, No / Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
T%s~ Sold in WESTERLY, X. |. by j. N.
POTTER and Il. w. BABCOCK; also, in
Richmond, (Clark's Mills,) c. Clark & Co.
Carolina Mills, Il. G. Hazard Kingston,
J. r. Nichols; Wexford, Geo. i. Nichols;
Exeter, q. Tillinghast; Brands Iron Works;
II. II. Richmond & Co.; Usquepaug, Il. b.
& W. II. Sheldon; Pottcr's Hill, Geo. A.
Stanton; Temperance Valley, Kenyon 4
Brown. l43is6m
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Notice.

THE subscriber will continue business
on his own account at the store formerly
occupied by J. II Lewis & Co., in the New
Brick Block All persons indebted to the
late firm Of J. IT, Lewis & Co. are requested
to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH ii. LEWIS.
Westerly, April ], 1854. 1891
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Church Organ Mclodeons, from . to 4
Stops, at 81 %, 81 80, 81 10
Orders addressed to the manufacturer or to
JOHN II. VINCENT, Agent, Westerly, Il. l.,
will meet with prompt attention.
lG3n y. d. SMITH.
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~ Sold at the Establishment of Prof IIOLLO-
WAY 3S Corner of Ann and Nassau sts.. N Y; also
by all respectable Druggi sandDcalers in Medicines
throughout the United States in Pots. at 81 IL cts
81 cts. and II 80 each To be had wholesale OF the
principal Drug Houses in the Union.
REDDING, Il co. Boston. General Agents.
J. BALCH son. Providence. Agents for r. l.
El,- There is Il considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.--Directions for the guidance of patients is
very disorder are affixed to each pot, l29eowly
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13
Kew Firm and Eew Clothing Store.
nllthi DO for Eli ihn Pnnalel


- HELLER & co. have j Iss opened. in ihe store
-. rnr Gerry occupied by Wslsce Bread,ng, cor
ner n Scclnd street and Iowa ayelus, very largt
aud well as ogtel stock Of
Sp,iag aad Summer RcG3y Hi}s C1oihihg,
a. wao sale aud tai whi3h, Tor variety, GA at'iy
sgyie a,i4 price, wiii ch4'I;nss c,mpeIiion with any
,s,ortment in the West. Their SUI ply consists i;
part Toll VS.:
ColfS-F no cloth ~ ck. dr'ss, TX erd s1ch
eua's all 2o,er CassiIn re, plush, beaver acd cot
tonad~. ~.
PAN ES--Ba-k dcsstin, fanay css,;mare. fsnc,
casire she ps grey and brcwn TWEED pants, IS a'so
other vBTeiiss.
VEST s. + &c satin vcs's. double aud sioele tr'as,
&c; fancy SILK aBi elab uc six and ll1sE d vel
vet csssimpra Cd ane cassr6t.
HATS A.. d CAPS-0f al tinis snd qu9lities.
LINE SniRfS, SILK HANDKERchlEFS e..
A fac as. IT uent of iiprn Shirts c9,t d: Jenny
Lind d. and large stock VI haidksrchs.s, ell kinds
and eol.rr.
UNDER CLOTHING Consisting Of silk, woo'en,
and Gotten goods--r large and g'neral assortment:
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS AND UMBRELLAS-
To .uit |. tastes and plenty of theru--Csll and ex-
snrue the largest stock brought 10 Muscatine,
and you shall not 60 away OF account Of the pric
kpr;I z '54-tf
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Sherif,s Sale.

ID vrt ua OF exeeut m to mo directed and deliv-
ID cred from the Office Of tbs Clerk of the strict
Court If johnson county Safe nf IJwa against the
goods and chattss, lands and tcbements Of George u
Crosthwsite have levied upon and expose % sale,
on Wednesday the 3lst day of May, A. ID. 1854, 1t
following described property, te-wt : The south bait
of the southwest quarter of section five (5,) and the
nth half Of the Souheest quarter Of section six g.
al in township seventy eight (7S) north, range enc
vest continuing in all hundred ard sixty acres,
all Of which VIII he sold to satisfy said execution in
fav or Of Saslu,l Harrington.
Sale 70 commence between the houTs of npc O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock h The afternoon of
sad day. ID. MCCLoUD, Sheriff,
May L, lS54--2-w. Muscatine ecu. IT,.
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There IL b,ickyard ~ West Cam
bridge. Massachusetts, owned by Mr..
Hubbell. where uii the work is per-
formed b, Il steam engine-irom the
grinding o 'hc clay TO the s'ticking o.!
The br Il. Last year Mir. hubbell EN-
plryed fwo hundred aud thirty hands,
sud sen Il 00u,t00 bricks 10 market.
The presen. year. The hands are 10 be
Increased 10 Two hundred and Giiy-a
force sufficient 10 str!he 210, 00n bricas
per day; and there will probably be 3d.
0o0,OO ,n,dc during he scascn
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Sheriff s Sale.

1)Y virtue OF execution t. m, directed 9rd Ssiv-
ID red f. IN ,hs ottee Of thu Clerk 4 the DIRE
court OF jon sn county st4te ~ Lows, against ne
goods ans taflss, lands EuG tspcmenis ~ George d.
Or sthwaile, have levied mp ard will expose 70
sal., Wed! es6av ;he 3stdey Of Msy. A ID 1854,
the CJuft /! or is ha City of Mu catine, the
folevng described property, towit TIE south half
of inc uth west qnatter II section five 5) and the
south bali Of the heas quarter Of section six (6)
all 10 tnwnsbip seventy eight (7S north rapgs Que
west, log IN al Lnnred and sixty acres,
all Of which will be scd to sasy said execution in ia
vcr OF Reed a Co.
Sale to rom nence between III hours Of nine O'Clock
in the foreapen and four ocleek in tho afternoon Of
said Jay. ID. G. Aic6L0UD, Sheriff,
May l, 1s5t--2,w. Muscatine Ccua'y.
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Sheriff Sale.

ID virtue of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office Of the Clerk Ct the Dis
trct urt of Mnscatine county State Of Iowa. against
the N. OF the s. w. Of Section (2S) in Townskip
(76) Range West, the lands and .ments Of Pstsr
Vookes and John w Kirk, kava levied upon and
will expose sale, Saturday the 10Th day Of May
A. d. 1854 at the Court House door in tbs CITY
Muscatne, the following described property, to-wt !:
twenty (2s1 in township seventy.x (7ej range
four az west Of ths fifth principal meridian, con tain
ing eighty acres, all Of which viii be sold to satisfy
aid special execution in favor Of the Mutual Benz FL
Life Insurasc Company. as
Sale to commence between tho hours of nine o'clock
in tho forenoon and four o'clock in the Afternoon Of
said day. D. G. McCLOUD. Sheriff,
April 30, 1S54-2-w. Muscatine County.
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Hardware----Wholesale and Retail.

i by kel ~, on second street, near Papponse
Bridge a eomp'ete stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Ag
rcul'lFfl iDp.sments, Carpenters, Cabinet Makers
and Bleksli tbs tools, to which invite the alton
ton Gf purcbc My stock is large and selected
with a. care. and being exclusively in the Hard
ware business, can offer greater inducements to the
trado thin any other house in the city. can supply
the retail houses all tines the most reasonable
terms-will pledge myself to duplicate st. Louis or
Chicago bills. Gail ard see for yourselves.
GEORGE q. aAHAN.
M,s.,,;-a Nah 81 r5t ,e
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"A spIendid Ssock Farm

LIoR SALE. consisting of $40 acres, in township II
J. NJ, r. west, IS miles S. w. Of Iowa City, II
Washington county. This place hos over $50 acre
timber, $50 under cultivation, well watered by spring
branch, &c. There 29e grated fruit trees, tire
leg houses, stables, Be- DC. The tillabe land Is wei
divided into grass laad, and upl nd prairie. Term
right II can be divided Toto tive more farms, an,
will he sold sessrate, If desired.
ALSO, 100 acres timber, and $40 first rate prairie
in Iowa County 80 niles wsst of Iowa City, near tn
surysd line of the l. @ Railroad. Enqo,re of w. A
DRuRY. Esq, or CLOUD b O'CONN0R, Muscatirc
GEO. s. HAMPTON, Esq. iowa City, ct
CHARLES FOSTER.
Near Richmond, Washington Co., Iowa.
NH 10 If
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81 There are tory three eauopais Ia
process oil construction in ri isbufsh
and vicinity. Mass al ,aem t,;e large
boats, from 80 "a 400 luns.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13

Gen. Isaac r Gary. Of Marshall,
/ Michigan. AMI Distinguished femo-
cratic politician OF he STA Q, died on
Mon av morning last.
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---MAY l3, 1854
r, w. H. BRE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND
PROVISION STORE
Between Snodgrass & MeCampbells and Dansmore 4
Chambers.
IL EsP5 on hand q general supply in his line. All
IN articles too heavy TO be carried by the purchasers
will be dsyere ut their houses before and sfeer shoo
hours mornit aud evening free of charge within the
corporation. All kinds of marketing taken in ex-
rye. May G, lS54-wt.
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New Arrival!

p M BURNETT would inform the citizens Of Mus
III catine, and all others who want ROOM PAPER
that he has just received assortment of Wall pa
per, Bordering, Fire prints, Oiled and Paper window
curtains, &C., DC. His TX is rhs best in tht
state. Call and examine it.
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N
Nl mems q thins Derot. April 2s-wtf
ADAM OGlLViE. WM. ST. JOHN.
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF New and Fashionable Goods,
Wholesale and Retail.
FTyHE subscribers have just received their Spring
/ stock VI Gods, and are now ready to show Their
customers and all oshsrs who may favor them with
call the largest stock they have ever offered among
their goods may be found good stock II
DRESS GOODS:
Baregos, Lawns, chal Barege, D, LANES, Barsge dc
LAire, D. B'ges a.
LKS:--B,ack, Chs mellon aud Brocade;
good assortment If
BDNNFTS; rod Blnaet Silks and Innings;
BONNET RIBBONS; in great variety;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS: Also, Dress Trimmings
aud B4ttons, ns~ styles.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY:
White ro'ores and ark Kid Glevts, 3 ack Lace and
Mshair Afit.s, silk and Lisle Gloves, White, E
mixed and black hose. IN ms cotton
and wesl half hose
Linen Camhris hsnkerhiefs:
Back Lase Vsils, Back Silk Lace ard Edgings;
WHITE GOODS:
PLATA Swiss, Null sud Jaconet Muslins Plaid Swiss.
and Jsccnet do, window curtain, maslins, &c.
EMBRoIpERIEs;
Swi.s Eagngs and Iaserines Cbem'sette Collars, &c.
STAPLE GOODS:
Prints, Irish iinens, Ayaecas, brewn and bleached
ususiins drills, ticKings, 0snaburg, fsnnels,
Sastinetts, CssaiInsres, Mems sum-
wear, Tweedk, &c, &c.
We have also on hand a good assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Ladies. Misses ard Chiidren's Shoes; Mems Calf and
Kip Boots; Mems and Boys Calf and Kip
Shoes; aud Non s Cater Shoes.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE
GROCERIES,:
Coffee Sugar, Molasses and Golden Syrup, Tea Rice,
Tobacco, Pepper and Spice, Salara US, Vine
egar, Soap, MacKerel, Cod Fl g., 30.
Aud almost every thing else that is required to
to up SyholesalS snd Retail Store, which We
will sell at prices that win give satisfaction.
OGILVIE & ST. JOHN.
Muscatine April 2s, ls54--tf.
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Wilson e. Brown.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS

Aail Street, near hica .dueaue.
1T A. WILSON having taken into partnership
". JAIRys B. Brown, the business will hereafter be
tlnducted under the style of Wilson & Brown. Hav-
tg Increased facilities for business they are prepared
sell everything in their line as cheap as any other
ouss in the city.
They have just recevee large and welI-sele cted
eek, to which tho attention of the public i invited
mongst which are the fs lowing articles:
{asar-eurst hams Nails and glass
fhou.ders and sides L'nseed ell
tsrd by the bhl or retail White lead
Iiackerel, Goldfish, herring Salt-Dairy, A and Ka-
Trout and white Ash nawha
fsied apples and peaches Shovels, spades
Jared peaches Fok KS, scythes
IngaTs of all kinds Snarhs, Hoes
Hoasses do Wooden and willow ware
has do Together with almost
ffse-fsio and Java every artica ually kept
our and corn meal N such establishments.
heese and crackers
va All kinds Of marketing wanted All articles
nt home If requiret. April p.
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SHodgraSs q McCimpaeii,
Wholesale a d Retail Gr0cers,

Muse ATiNE, IOlFi,
TT WE pest received a gpuaial stock OF goods
L 4 in thpit liz consisting Of Tie fulion ins arli-
cirs, to.Aii:
Sugars Df ali qualities ..'mnn syrup
Nola>>cs. iii bbls, half fu!,s. buckets
b,.s and Kess Willow -Ware, clothes pins
Coffee --iiin and lava lChurus. spades, shssels
Feas, Of all kinds Hoes. Blooms
Sseratus, udig o, mlldei} Cotton yarn and batting
NaTs, assorted candle wicsiH5
Co,itish ;Clrpet chain
Nos. and ,naekerel yCWJas". assorted
Nulrncgs, cinnamon Meal selves
Spice pepper, ginger Glass iumbirrs
Lemons, oranges, falm !eafh
DIied apples and pcachess>oap Jacco
White lead, f'i2 Is recaiias piinci.
WiHlow-g ass, SNlO an,, pes auJ Cuba SKIES
l0xi2 runrs, rai-ins almonds
star and tallow candies iPecans, peanuts.
Linsccd sperm and olive Dried entrants, rice
OTIS Cheese, pcpper-sauce
AID all other articles usually kept nv sfocers,
winch II tx sold rs cheap As can he honeh, 10
Nascatne. FIR cash M appraised coairy praduce.
My 6 1888 -ap293
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slaoeisag and Earrsery.

HE subscriber has fitted up part Of Joseph
n Cranes Plough shep, for the purpose of hersa-
Ihoeing, and from his long experience and constant
ftenten, he hopes TO gain liberal share of patron
kge in the above business. None bat god practical,
bSrS empoyed, ard especial attsrtion aid to feur-
lrsd ard bad feet GE0RiE PERRY.
Nov IS 1883 If.
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School Room, Ioau City, March IL, 1851.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
Iowa City, March g. Is5I
DR.. Woods-Dear Sir. Having al Your requ. ST.
given Sanders new series Of school readers, tlor
ough examination, | have no hesitation 10 rpcnn.-
amending the SINE 10 the favorable noiire Of the
pubic regard II rs one of the hes; series exlanl
Very Respectfully,
Xour obcdient serv't
G w McCLEARY.
Sec'y Of State.
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Wagons for Sale.
w AGONS cons antly on band and fer sale by
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Shor, ecsns VAIN. ani Th;ri streets,
NJ: satinee April l2--;f
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Snetse well Dushets SeSetaolee OF Oil KINDS
Herring Wash-boards Brushes, Candles, &c. g.,
Also. constantly on hand, superior article of Day.
Flort Fieur. warranted superior to any sold in ths
srket-all CT which will Re scld cheap FOR e,sh or
fednce. j. B. CASS,
Museatine, April Is, lS54-w'f .ss-