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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11
HUGH A. WATT.
CHINA HALL.

from England and the North,
= ceipi from the manufactures Pail supply
CHINA GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, STONE WARE, &c.
Cotnprsns large assortment carefully selected
the Wholesale and retail trade vrgnis North
tennessee All in Want OF goods
examine the goods and prices elsewhere
m y Mali
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FALL IMPORTATION or CARPETINGS.
~ extensive riment Of English Carpets Rugs, Mats,
Imported direct from the celebrated
CrOsscyk son Thee goods directly
der and cannot be surpassed IN beauty Of design bancy
rOlOrs, b. any goOis sold In the United States.
Also
American Carpets o. every price quality shah al.
ding 70 stok weekly and shall BE- prepared at all times
Bookings haings Floor oil Cloths Stair Table Piano
Covers and general assortment Of House Furnishing Goods
HpHOKEN CHINA NOW MESDED-By means Of = Chemi.
Asbaster and Ornamental Ware ~ description. All art
Giles Joined with is rsuabe will become
hrm and ready Ave minutes II will
color tho eeaTet glass Our Mr. ~ H. Norton" having
bought the receipt for The state Of vrgnia sell
on the most reasonable Terms by the laIge small quantity
au97 No 100 Bank squsrs, Richmond
SSPRIIAL NOTHR--New York and Virginia a szF-51
- - - Co-specie Gold Silver, ssnes Metals t5ye
valuable articles Of Kind, viii not he Tecey
ed board Of either Of the Company shps the JmesOoH
the Remote except L special with the
pursers % the ships viii the Comps be responsible far uch
articles unless s Of Ladhs granted therefor and the
lue therein stated. LUDLAh WlTFON,
au25-u Agents.
~ The subscriber thankful msuy friends public
Tor The very liberal support he has received from o hopes thst
they viii c0nnufln his VIC E1Jie directly opposite The
OLD ssnd 81 Hqtns Libby b. found almost
article Ia the shp Chandcy aud Grocy line as he intends 10
tccp constantly haud large Rope Of all Sizes Blocks
so 70 r o. HAsRITs
hOOGy tisail BICoE bAsKERyILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

The snbs bers having bought entire interest Of Dodrs
sa anu rorh Carolina Express the business
eohdaed by hcs'r PASissS Ko Yesy street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

IuNnE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Ship Chaniery and
Grocery Business account Al the old stand ~
HAsKIHs LIBBY Rockets - - ~ ~ s'''' VI
Thankful for past yors solicit continuation OF our Oh,
general satisfaction. 90 49," ~ ''e''e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

Having disposed entire niersstin the Express
business heretofore known "DodRe's Virginia North
iatC pleasure in
~ 'ske lhe entcTpTisng gentlemen composing
he,r P.Esss Kro who have assumed that bnncssa as ET
''r r.t,OI sat %, e., LEVI DODGE
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TI1ES SE .n.P p VA MaPI I;

sDDO9OOO CLOTHING must be sold i'm
fifty worth Seasonal
S ssy must s9; . iS s1SIi
Of P T T I'll any 81 Cloth Sns edn sfsG p
street. and your wants shall be supplied By
IN deem heavy Wool Socks. low. deco
5000 BT TmE e 5' 6 or JAMaa
io,hing' greatly reduced prices for cash. a: No 1874 Main
p cooP p! an, during The large
money by The Is, Of Ja%%sis nsSt VIII Of
fer The beg greatest S..sh bars bargains for cash, in
Mediuo do do
1sn; a,. %S ssAs 10 I: c%s grades til.
The good mus. and gree soI. rare opportunity
offered, 4 in want Of soOi and Wen made ali
no supply S % a Sslss, F "a %pa
de23 LIDO.
citr,h; Almonds; Palm nm Nuts It's" ''"'
Poem Hni'; Lemons
Rssng I worces,eI.hire SAUCE
frerrh and English Mustard
sAHpn, Smoked And Pickled
Blkd's Cocoa, Chocolate and Broms
ES,ric, Of Vanilla ard Lemon
snrdhe Spices Of all Kind.
ya'iey OF Fancy Soaps
Mas,fon ' and V YER 5T aa''' and p'n
T T ,In G:e 9%s Sat led n n,
,LGvslI1g' s. sugar nH,i House US, ssy,9P
ds2s JOHN II. ROYAL
~
as Of Of one s,@ nG y. sS cRS
.n, cdr great Inducements Y,aefs aud dafdsnsr, for
a. he state ate i rs R. iiiii SsT ' sai
:si Sf shs O. Mssf esGSd nGa
70 rive eau pSS sppss az pur rno Are
s'swhere as .e are determined 10 offer great az
1866 We l here politely request ali sRo .Te iodepsd 10 ~
p,.,,,.,, u,..,n ,s., NOR, Lfwls 4 co.
4 ;oMBs AND DausIfos-sheIl, ToH, SIDE Ling and
Buffalo Tuck, TEl', and Dressing Combs
Pine IIoiy and Horn Dressing Combs.
HsTPn', H,ir, Wi, snd Tooth Brushes
S ca EP s.ea hss T Ssa:. s sSig
Linen fio:,, Klri1'. Pins, d boxes.
Gold Eye Needles Work Boxes
80 por nleby CHRISTIAN LATHROP
de % Main Street.
EMsEEs or IIIE LEGISLATURE solicited aud
n9s open ny .rcond supply o. Winter Clothing
every Ps s Gfy GSsa ' aaa H Tl S1 az
of January al good aud veil made cohibg At nn
give me aeaH before purchasing elseWhtre. -
No. isi Main street. oppo, IL psSis saa.i,..
pis, have on hand aye good supply Of Trunks 'pd Cape,
gNoH TIE oIIIInnEN.-oE oRoE ~ WEST IL.
ny if, i,,s p s2HsiiGT1 ger for sale
Amt Eme. Rhymes
Australian Crusoe
Arabian Nights-GuiiyeTs Travels
Happy Hours Of Childhood
The Pet Alphabet
seyeral New gants for the ParoT
Abnuals, Prayer and Blbles-slegAnt STYLES
Rose Wood aud Mahogany Desks and Work BoHes
de2l Next hook store 10 Post once.
EO IA SINS ~
hhds. Nes Sides
800 Bright Old sides
Is hhds. pTinr PoTio Rico Sugar
~ bushels OiVer Seed
51bag5 Java Godee
go vhoie, halt and quarter boxes q Ra,n. on hand and
receiving for sale.
de2O JAMES WINSTON.
NlOOTsi bo0Tsi BooTs'l GenusmenH Dress Boo,s
hb made % oer at Eve and sS Dollars PER pair These
Boy NJ veiy uicet sld will them Really Good
ADD geaf weli We htge large stock Of them.
de ~ PUTNEY, WATTS PUTHEY,
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1NIssOLUTION OF OO.PARTyrRsuI

S eHns tween the subscribers day
Them Tor payment and all those indebted will please come
% anu settle their respective early possible
- ~, go ~ US r. q. HAsKINs,
S'P''' 'oN''' LUTHER LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

HbHtGs. MEDICINES. FAINT, OILS, ttc.-The suhscT
nV bets receiving, aud will continue receive
additional SUPPLE o. carefully selected Drugs, Medicines Paints
oi NaTnhe Painters Coor, Window Glass
With unusuay large and varied stock American French
aud English Chemical Medicines stuns Per1mery
ey articles All ~ goods having selected
reference 10 the purity ~ each every article that 70 lei
confident Physcan Country Merchants AMI Puiers
To- her interest 10 can anh examine stock and prices which
will compare fayuTaby with market
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared and their orders
faithfully ned under immediate Inspection Goods
aud fDfN aTded with the utmost and despatch.
=. JOHNSTON A BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Duggists,
iib Main street Richmond, Va.
N H. We have in store ten thousand Segaf
prices alsU Chrung Tobacco, manufactured
sacs, which recommend a. being really superior
ssj =. J. BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-11

UI DOTS BOOTsi BOOTs Gcnsmena Pine Dress Boot.
made 10 ofer at Eve and sS Dollars per pair These
Boyis ~ ucet sld will them Really Good
abd geaf we'll, We hfe large stock o. them.
de 20 PUTNEY, WAITS PUTHEY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16
=. FOLEY & LYNDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY


GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND cRoCKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street, Corner Of High St, Mineral Point
ME have now on hand choice stock of Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware and Crockery, for the Wi ri or
trade, which offer for sale the market pr-
ces We most respectfully invite the public call at our
establishment, where viii be happy wait
on them gratefully recognizing old
inviting participate with them, the saving
advantages which trade Offers and hoping that by
proper and honest regard for the interest all NAV
favor with their custom cannot succeed in
curing their confidence in business integrity The
following articles comprise portion Of our stock:
Sugars, clarified, crushed, pow dered and loaf,
Ieas, Young liz n, Gunpowder &C.,
Coffee, Bio and Manila,
Molasses, Sugar House AID Golden Syrup
Fish, Cod, Mackefei, While, &C.,
salt, fine and coarse,
Soap, CASTLE, Quincy d Shaving,
Tobacco OF ell qualities and prices.
Rope, Windlass, Halter &c.
STARCH Chocolate Salerafu Bed Chrds
Clothes Linz :, Dried Apples, Matches Class Nails
Iams, Shoilders, POI k Lard Butter, Flour,
Earthen and Stone Ware,
WbIssey, Brady and Wine.
Ia shUri al articles that usually kent in establish
mems OF this kind, are certain to be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Window Sash Table Covers
Fc'tres with AID without frames, sold al the
prices - - ''-S -O"0s0'
We repeat again, call and are certain YOU cannot
fail to puchEs Of ' = To-
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ClothinC,

flNHE subscribers would inform the pullictbat III o,
have in their employ the most "a i,erienred 49,
mCn Who are ready al altimes uiake Clothing of 90
~ description aud OF good materials IS can he $50
~ the place Their wafk done in the best %
war; antsd 10 ht Cali at thcir Store on toor 49, y
Maoney 5, and see for youTsely,s INV
MInefAl Point, L503 II If.
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"a OVfSE--Al persons hereby forbidden to
~ mine, dig, mineral from, otherwise tres
pass upon the following premises, under penalty the
law, TO wit:
The north east quarter of section IL the north west
quarter OF the south cast quarter, and the
quarter Of The south quarter of section IL Also the
west half of the Dorth quarter II
Town >, Range east of the fourth principal meridian
JANIS HUDGHA%,
JAMES GALLON,
JOHN CaWI.AY.
Mineral Point, May -, 1854. 6mqS-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

LII parsons are hereby notified not to- trespass mine,
or dig upon the following lands without the wri
consent or permission Ot the owner-East q OF "
sec s, Township ) Range > East.
Also. FL offs Ia Sec. c, Township 4, Range 2
East without the written of the JOHN
MESHRAVE, .9gept.
And further notice hereby given, that forbid any
and ali persons from buying removing any Lead
from the above described without permits.
SION as above ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point. October. 1852 If
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OEEG =.

\ LII persons are hereby forbidden 10 dig nina, re
move m neral turn the wafer from its chan
e or otherwise irespass upon the following described
ait, 70 VII; The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quter OF section No TO- in owship No s. nortk range
TWO east And further notice hereby given that asy
or persons trespassng upon the above premises
VIII b. dealt with according to law.
-, JAMES UUDGHAN
NAiueISt fuiht, Dec, II, 1888. " ly n
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NOTICE.

a Ii PERSONS are forbidden to NINE dig, remove
ing described premises, viz ~
or of e or of Sec. !, : hf of w or of Sec IL
ana or OF Z qrof Sec II Town 4 Range ? East
tthfhtiI JOHN IiDARE
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Notice to Miners.

a R0Te CH07ce .T0f PT0Spect7n9
THE ubscrber offers to miners wishing to prospect
opportunity. in the present times of high prices
for mineral, of digging the following lands viz:
North half of Sec. 2,T 4, r. 2 e.
L. O. OF 5. E.q of Sec 35, I. ), r. 2, E.,
IN tue follow ing favorable terms.
The first thirty thousand rent free, ell other miner
all including washed mineral sixth. He will also
allow thirty dollars of the rents for cabin
on the ground.
land is in the range of the Irish Dggings, and
Bracken Pierce's pun aigsngs and is situated be-
tween the .'Legate branch" and Lost G rove.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Point, Feb. IT, 1853. loft
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Caution,

LII persons are forbifde To n5ne dig, remove min
er'i from or otscTwse trespass upon the following
described premises, to wit.
The sou east - OF section 26, G. range cast
north = OF north east Il, and north 4 of south q of
+ Ia of section !, town = range 2 east.
And further notice Is hereby givenlha any ncrsop or
persons trcsI assng upon The above premises win be
GealI with according 10 law. FRANCES VIVIAN
JAMES TUAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853. 3Gtf
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Vt., &c, DC, &c
which having been bought at the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets, for cash, will be offered
adding transportation. Thankful his
and the public generally for the liberal patronage extend
ed him, he hopes By strict attention business low
and uniform prices and upright and honorable dealing
70 merit continuance of their esteemed favorS.
46f JOSEPH GUNDRY.
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Public Notice.

sEWEKC ID 5skCC.
DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
4 are forbidden to trespass, mine dig upon any
the following describes hands, without the written per-
mission of myself or Agent to wit:
The 5 E or, OF section 81, the north half section
- and the westbalf of :. w or of II, in township
NORTH of four east, The east half Of n. W Or
sec 2townstip5 north of range east. The hall
of north west IF sec 36, in township north of
east and the west half OF n E. or of sec. ga town
ship north, OF range
And Furthermore, forbid any and all persons from
buying removing any Lead other from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN.
May 81, 1853. 81,
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GALENA Il CHICAGO UNION X. ),
AND
EELGET K MADISON R.p
WINTER ARRANG ENEyT, NoVEypPp ,, 50.
faDTSoN II. T.


flg g. ...s... :. =. = 1s ......s....
an and after Monday, November H. and r,,;,n
~ notice. Trains will be over the above ~ Ae
follows, Sundays exec pied. '01Is I
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT l. pro-.
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, at sao "
nvfng at freeport al p. m, and Beloit q, s0n ~
I'd Leave Chicago, Wells strest Depot, at 10 n N ~
at FrcePort al q. m, and Beoii 81 - m -1'"'s
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST, Leave Freeport at 40 a. m, and Beloi,. as
arriving at Chicago at I250 p. m. az
"a, Leave freeportsat p. NJ, and Beloit al "a, :
arriving al Chicago at III p. m. ~ T. Il
Trains going West pass junction al 50 q \, ,-s9,,
Trains going westpass BeIvidere lem snd1on.
Last - O 9o "a. :.
pm. " L. IIe I'D
Trains going East pass Junction at II.3fa.m s,5o,.
p. m. AN '~'
Fare to Freeport So, to Beloit 50 so
me above arrangement is designed To afford 49,,
DAY lght travel to and from the esIern terminus
road as possible From Freeport and Peioit srs -
mai stage connections are established through Nc,
sin, Iowa and Minnesota. - ''=
Passengers from the West AZ 4 North s,oirr So, =,
taxing the Evening Eastward Train of this Ros5 ~
connect 81 junction, at ass d. M, with the Cbiesgs a.
Aurora train for Lasale and points South rescb.SI
sale at o'clock This route furnishes rontir5a
Railroad connection 10 Springfield and Alton an ~
boats 10 miles 10 st. Louis. ~
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE
This route. via Beloit and JanesriIle rorpe,iref \.
tween those places by stage ii miles with he MiIwTt
ana Mississisppi Railroad, offers convenient
mqnIcatlon between Chicago and Milwaukee
IsS j. b. TURNER. Supt
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ECGEAiC NOTICE. - All persons hereby
q notified not 20 trespass, mine dig upon any
the following lands, without the written consentof the
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ON and after Monday, November 1 I. and pntiIn.,
~ notice. Trains will be run over The nhc,a me
follows, Sundays exeep Pied '03-s I
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be best assortment of R.AGON and Cspp-
lures in the city Inc uding Springs 49, 6E T.
Brass bands Mtlieable Castings Cag-igg : Boxes
Nhicl with their iarge SOL wy Ner
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fY READ AIS OWN wORDS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. r. Du-qnt, ScL7 Orleans
-YoreEa5er 9th, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
VOL. ".
For the Journal.
NV ~ tsve uusI1s.


Oh! the hills, the dear hills my own native bills,
With soft carpets OF green and murmurng rills!
How oft have longed up thy steep sides to climb,
As in childhood I've done, full many time
How oft have stood in the morning light gray,
And watched from thy submits, the breaking of day.
y How often have traced with my pencil in hand
Thy outlines, dear hills ofny own native land.
How often have bounded with innocent ges
Up some narrow deertrail, trod only by me,
And stood where the redman had made his rude
grave,
And buried in sorrow the maiden and brave.
i have lightly climbed DER the msund of the dead,
And chased the clear rill tumbling down its steep
bed
Have drank from lcafcups of its pure waters sweet,
Then laughed as waded the stream with nay feet.
Of some silv'ry brook, the rongh course have oft
traced,
A through deep winding glens It madly hath raced
Have hung all enrapt DER the precipice side,
Where the father of streams, roll downin its pride.
Have stood meath the oak where the grape vine was
hung,
And through the cool free air, have merrily swurg
And when tired out with play have laid down to rest,
Till the sun should sink low and crimson the west
Have knclt by the graves, where our forefathers
"a wept,
And the leaves from their mounds have carefully
swept,
And marked on the tombstoHes the name Of the day,
As thick in the valleys the deep shadows lay
!. Then turned to my home at the setting Of sun.
Down the dear winding path ere twilight came on,
And stood in the valley TO watch the stars rise
Ger the green waving hills, where glowed the fire.
flies
But those days have long passd! Our beautiful hills
Have lost their bright green, and their clear pratt
Ting rills
Now no longer flow down their pebbly side,
Where the redman hath drank in freedom and pride.
The hand of the white man hath passd oor the land
The Mills stand no longer ON unbroken band
No more from their nights twangs the Indian bow,
For the pickaxe and spade hath leveled them low.
The school-house now stands where the cabin once
stood,
OF the pioneer bold, built roughly of wood;
The savage hunts not where his boyhood was spent,
For city hath rose where stood his rude tent
And the dear winding path is now broad street.
Trod all the day long by the hurrying feet
OF men as they pass up thy poor graded side.
Nor dream how they've wounded thy beauty and
pride.
Oh! the hills. the dear hills, my own native hills!
No more shall roam by thy murmurng rllls-
No more up thy sides by some crooked path climb,
As in childhood I've done full many time
NAsHHTTE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

"Gop GAVE Me TO THIS HONE"
winter evening, while the family were,
a. usual, gathered around the cen:er.sa.
BILE, neighbor drove up and entering,
soon, with hearty friendiiness, had ki,iy
son his knee.
~ "come. Kitty" said he. "won't you
20 home and lire with me -
The child looked up into his face The
Golden curls fell backward to her shout.
ders, and her deep blue eyes met his, as
she answered-
seed gaze nae TO this home :"
The tone was simple as the words.
and the silyery voice was childhood's.
vet for a moment the sound seemed as
Il il was waited from far-of world
where angels only dwell. A shadow
no, not shadow. but sober bright,
ness, as OF something profound and holy,
was cast over the meditatiye mood o.
the jewellers in slhls house, and every
heart within il swelled with gratitude
iorlthe Great Gods gift.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

REFIHEMENr OF LuxuRY.--lf you
would give man Of rude manners some
refinement, place him where every 90
iect he sees checks his boorIshness. 1t
he spit upon the floor, put carpet ON
it, and he will think twice before he
does it. IL he white his seat, make it
Of rose " God and satin, and he will cease
10 do it at all.
An exchange says this 10 oil very well
for people who have rosewood and satin
seals, but what are those 10 do who
haven't got ,hemf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
The Exhibition at the
CRYST Al PALACE

AS caused wonders and excitement, on &C.
IL count Of its splendor and grands ur-- hui
any one who visits and examines the original
visit known Clothing Depot OF HElLBRUN Il
sILVERMAN, mus, feel no less astonished, al
the careful selection Of their great variety Of
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amount Of Fall and Winter stock.
Il is not on, intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting in The public journals, but we
shall endeav0f Gas we have always done) 10 &C.
commodaie and please our numerous customers,
and any and every ono who will honor Us with
their patronage.
We do not wish 10 humbug the public, by as.
sorting. that we cen sell Tor "ess prize thsn any
city in the Union. New York not excepted" III,
we are willing 10 guarantee that we will sell on
more favort ble terms than any cit, ia the west Gin
cinnaii not exceped. As we visit oil the Eas.
Tern ci les semi-snnuaIiy. and remain not less
than two or three months, 10 select our own
stock, and have II manufactured under our super.
vision. expressly f,r this market. We therefore,
feel confident ia defying competition, not only in
I0y Driccs but in qualify, either at Wholesale or
Retail. rs we feel esiec,lv able and responsible 10
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase Of those who otlsr the creates, in.
ducement, and sell to our discretion. The whole
of our present stock consists Of NKw AND FAsH.
IoAABLE STYLES and no last years old stock.
We deem il useless 10 give assurances AZ regard
prices, is enough 10 say. that We will seil cheap
er than the ehelpest-losOer than the ioscest we
therefore most respectfully solicit the public in
general, aud our friends in particular. to call and
examine, not only the largest. hut most fashiona.
BILE stock Of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in The city Of Muscs,ine.
HElLBRUN e. SILVERMAN.
N. B. Remember the Original Clothing De.
pot. east side Of J. d. Dougherfy's drug store.
Mnsca'ne September. 30, 1883
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
DENTAL NOTICE.

I\R: ]. DENNIS woull infnm -
~ the citizens of Musca,ns and -
vicinity that owing TO the grs at in. I0D
crease Of his business. he has been compelled Il
leave The room formerly occupied by him. and now
may bt found in the large and pltssan, sui, Of
,ooms over II. o. Jones' jewelry store. on Second
street.
He would also state. for the benefit Of those
desiring artificial teeth on plate. that he has lately
returned from 81. Louis. where he procured a
furnace aud material. with The necessary sppus-
iensDccs. for performing work sitter the late i'm.
provemenls bv Dr.. Hunter, Of Cincinnati : hssu-
iiful me,hd, nv which the teeth are attached TO
The plate by adhesion, preventing the necessity
II solder or caps. rs in the old method. Also,
blocks With continuous gum. giving perfectly
na,ural appearances tn the ieclh aud mouth. Per
sons desiring supply OF Dental Instruments. or
stock Of nj, kind can he furnished at nv office.
Any thing pertaining 10 the profession can be pb-
aimed through me-. from New ior .op the ,hon.
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