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Nl nom Paris, In cases Of various kisss eno
seriptions, bought In person IRON the mai@
the undsrdgusd, and for sale ct unusually pr p'F
oss, nom q IS upwards. This day opened %
may NJ YRANCk TAYLOR
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a. THE UNION ROWLING SALOON, . nes
and superior structure for the purpose just in tie
resr of Mr. Sch8ds, hird street offers rare w
ducements to the lovers ef the plessurable exerc
Of bowling. 1t has three alleys. laid with upe-
quail ed skill the best in the CITY, and every attn
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
In the snort aug 10 3m
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The price is still rs cents, in large bolt as.
D. 8. BARNES. Proprietor, I5l Broadway, n. 7.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-14

MONEY no LOAN.-Any person having 60
M Plane, for which he or she has no immeos.
use ut present, can obtain . loan Of $50 upon u,
security from the advertiser, who wiz fsAe eos
care Of 1t. Addrsss ~. J" ct this o@ss, etessa
where the ipstrument O. be ssen.
Nv 49,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-14

moment the standard of revolution is raised il
Cuba; and when that event occurs, an ava
lanche of sympathetic excitement is destined
70 sweep over the land, that will precipitate
hundred thousand armed North Americans
on the island in thirty days after the news o,
the event reaches New York and New Orleans
In spite Of all that the Government of the
United States can do with the feeble means a,
its comm and.
A Mistake Of tho Star.-In presenting q
comparative view Of tho sums appropriated
under the civil and diplomatic bill of 1853 and
1854 day or two ago, We fell into error with
reference to the amount appropriated in the
bill just passed, on account of the Globe stating
it at some s74, 600 for tho year-instead of al
$l53, 900, which turns out to be the amount il
costs the National treasury for tho year, &C.
csrding to the provisions Of the bill in ques-
ton About ono thousand dollars of that sum
however, u to pay " deficiency for the yea,
previous. We made the mistake by looking
only atthe properplaes for "tAe Globe items
quite Is much being charged to the National
treasury on that account under the Miscella.
neous head.
Use and Risk Of Horses In the Military
Service Of the United statss.-By the pro
Visions of the second section of the act OF
March 10, 1885, ''the officers of all mountsl
companies (of volunteers and militia called
into the service of the United States) shall be
entitled to forty cents per day for the use and
risk Of each horse" In the settlement of an
account at the Treasury Department, recent
~, whore claim for the use of horse wa,
made, it was held that this provision includes
stan ofhcers, who hold the rank of company
officers, but does not include field officers Of
the line Of the army.
Col. P. G. Warrington, Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, Is just now away from hi,
post, In Philadslphis, whittier hs is said to
nave gone on important business Of the Treas.
ury Department.
Light House Keeper. Appointsd.-At the
beacon Light, Presqus Island, Pa, Leonard
vaughn At $500 Per snnura. -,
~ Saginaw River Light House, Mich Inv,
clssf n sss0 POT auauu.
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Just RECEIVED at HOODS Jevelry
u Store, . 10. OF hne Jswelry.
Also, very fue SILVER TEA SETT, entire
new pattern, which viii be sold very low. Call ard
see for yScurselves.
Pa s,ssue, between ~ and 9th streets
au1 p-tf
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ENGLISH BOOKS.


DHILIp R0LLO, or the Scottish Musfe.eer By
III James 0rARt
LEVEL Pastures, 2 vols In ], 1854 a. --....
Matrimonial shipvrecks, By Annette Marie Mall
shsksps.ls vols, Railway Library Edit,os
Brlver's Last of the Barons
Hochelees. Edited BY Eliot Wsrburton
Tie Yoapg RiDs Doons, By Mrs. 0rsy-pxtse s.
cents
ReutlsdeVs Guide through the Units1 ststss
Moant Blanc aad baok again, BY white
Russia as &c IL, BY Moren
The Lancashire Witches, BY " b Ainsvsrta
The Rowing EnglishDau
The Industry Of the United States In Machinery,
Mspufscturee and Arts
We Ill low people there, By sutkor Of et1ksly
fun-illustrated-byA ltrei Crovquin
aug 12- RRANCK TAYLOR.
. VEGETABLES LOer-On Thurtlsy morning ths
~ advertiser lost pair Of gold ePECTACLHs, Tor
which Q suitable reward will be given on thslr b.
ing len a. the stors Of Measrs Mad, Pa ave near
~ street, or VIM. Grippe, La. sve-, betv. 9Th ssd
TIN streets aug ll-3t
G1RAYED-0n Monday, August sth, q BLY
- MARE She had her front knees emit and uas
CALLED In her shoulder. The finder will Be well no.
rafded II he will bring her TO Mr.. Wilson, on Ma.
avenue, near the corner Of ~ street
aug ll-Sis
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CTRAYED away from the Subscriber on SUNDAY,
- the Both ultimo, . red and white Buffalo COW,
with q leather strap around her neck Whoever
Is said Cow shut up will con er O favor BY reeas-
ing her, thst she nay End her way home-or II they
Will bring Der to my reside nee en- North Boundary
and ID street they viii be literally rewarded.
aug 9-t .-- d. GILMAN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
Oh 4 NE g. EVANS

4 RE now rcc"i,ins a very large aud wen a
L smteI stock 81 GROCERIES. directly ron
Session aui New io,k. which the, propose {,
sell 81 Louis prices. adding inghage Tl.e
stock consists IN part Of
100 psus teas AL kim,..00 packages ma, 1, rel;
~ 600 ri.ars. ASA ted; So bnxes culfsI;
$50 kegs rails pssd;i 50 do hrrrin.;
l0o boxes tobacco; Pecan nuts AID alnioiid-
30 ma'ls cassia; Eng wanuls. I'll mris;
IL l.ys pepper, spirt, Brazil nuts, curr uiis;
20 hx~ glass 100 drums iigs;
50 hxs PIT TASKS .ciir"ns, raisius;
10 casks "f brandy ;Pfuncs. pres, yvr,;
French & Amer Manila cordage:
Wines, MaIagi. Madeira:Susar, of every shade;
rrne-ilE. aud Muse a, .Coffe.;
Brundy, cherry; :Moas.rs, bbls q l = bhl
Cherry brandy; Ale;
1000 's salaralu-; ;Soap aud candles;
100 bblS whiskey, (Si:Pow der, lead an shot;
Louis pricc-) ;Rnsin, pitch. oakum, lar
Indigo; m ,iil.r i allun.ruhs oud nuc ELS;
Frarh Misintl; ,Caslile and fancy soap
Pepper sauce, cln,collc; Matches. ,ps,i
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
: s
!. STORE.

in The city OF Mu,catine. at prices
.otr heard Of by "murtal man." Nv
20 is Cash lhe Matt" for which bnG my.
-cii 10 give an rqui vaeLt.
A full cal aloguc Of goods is unnecessary-suf-
flee il To say that an ong the stock may lie found
rich assortment of D,ess Silks, French am,
English Mrrnos oil We d.aincs, aud Cash.
mcre> oil the aies, styles and rich patcrns--Can
'on CGaps. e. splendid ar'cle.) plain and figured
4 ipicas. Nelve's Tor Guilds wear.
100 y,ls declines at IL l-2 cents q yard;
$40 ms p,ini-;
Bleaclird and hr,wn sheeing, ticking,
Sripd shre,ing. blsac led and brown table
l.inn
Marse HES quilts, corded skirts,
Red AID white waol
Funnel. tlra,hrd and brown cotton flaInel
l.org and square Bay Stale shawls
ELK aud col,rt.l Thibe shay Is
4 large a 5 ,rinrn, Of ladies' aud misses
VIctorines, SEA IS. comforts, hoods,
Over slec, c., hidrrns wool sacks,
Gloves, millrns, hosiery and Yankee notion.
NEEDLE. WORK GOODS.
This department is complete
Pointed collars, rhemiseties, under. sleeves
Cuffs, Camhic clgings and inseriings,
Wrought and Isle d,ings
infn ramh'c handkerchlrfs
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Broad cloths Cassmeres Salinets
Sleeps grey Corduroy Rich velvet
Cashmere silk and satin vesiings
Scaris TX and linen pocket hkfs
Crava,s F,in and cmlm'd neck ties
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 lull assortment. ladies, misses, aud chill
prrn's CATERS, fine kid and palcnt-leaIhcr clippc
and huskins; gents aud boys cali, kip and Gov
hide booss, shoes and 5,ogans.
For further particulars call at Kimbaii's an.
satisfy yourselves iha, 1.-THE half has not heei
iod.' am bound 10 :. II and 10 mistake.
J. FRED. KIMBALL.
Musralipe, Sept 80 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
The Exhibition at the
CRYSTAL PALACE,

AS casss5 wonders and excitement, on &C
i i count Of lis spfenAof aud grand, ur- bu
ANY one who visits and examines The original
wsls kDswn Clolhing Depot OF HEiLBRON 4
sil.FERMAN. mus feel 10 less asionished, a
the careful selection Of their great variCt, o.
Clothing. than their large and unprecedented
amon,I Of Fai! and Winter stock.
II il not osr intention To take tho lead Of this
city with putting in the public journals, but we
shall endeavor las We have always done) 10 &c.
conilnodaie aud please our numerous customers
aud any and every ono who will honor Us VITA
their pair mage.
We do not wish 10 humbug the public, by as.
ser,ins that we sell for .'less prices than any
city ~ The Union, New York not excepted" hut
we arc v iliing TO guarantee that we will sell on
more Evors e terms than any cit, in The west Gin.
cinnaIi not excepted. As we visit oil the Eas.
tern ri les scm-annually and remain moi less
than twv 9 three months, to- select our own
sock, and have il manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly f,r this market. We therefore,
feel eonfiden, in dcfying competition, moi only in
lor Driccs, but IN qualify, either nj Wholesale or
Retail, rs VIC feel perfectly able and responsible TO
do b,ss'nss upon our own account, consequently.
we purchase Of those who offer he greatest in.
duecment. and sell TO our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists Of NEw AND FASH.
i0>AHLE STILES and no last years old stock
We deem il useless to give assurances as regard
prices, is enough 10 say. that we will sell cheap.
er than The cheIpest-lotccy than the i0,cesf we
therefore #i6a respectfully sohei, the public in
general and friends in particular 20 coll and
Examine. no, only the largest. but most fashiona.
h'e stock Of REAiY.MADE CLOTHING ever
heforc offered in The city OF Muscaiinc.
HElLBRUN e. SILyERMAN.
n. b. Remember the Original Clothing De.
pot. east side 81 J D. Dousheriy's drug store.
Muse tine, September, 80, 1883
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

A duel was fought near Mobile Sun
day, Arril Cd. The parties we're from
New Orlears-Charles Roman. son o
ex. Governor Roman, and w Ii. Pou
ligny, son Of late Senator from Lou.
isiana OF that name. At I! e first fire
Mr.. B received the ball of his antaso
mist back Of The hip. The wound was
painful but slight. The shat Of Mr.. B
passed on without touching.
The duel originated in an old mis-
underst landing. but after both parties hat
stood steel and fire, they conceived a
higher ieslect for each other. and lef,
he field rcconciled.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
Marx Block.
Forwarding & Olumis'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
MILL pay particular attention tn the Storing, For
w wardng and Commission Business. Having
sold oat his interest in the House with which be has
heretofore been connected, and being in the
pancy Of the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
use, corner Pine and Water Steet, be will devote
bis attention exclu ivey to the above branches Of
business Lib"rsl advances will b. made on Pruduce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO.
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT. I
NJ. b having had long ex perience in all branches
OF Commercial business, f,tters himself that be can
render entire satisfaction to all who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. act2S '53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

ieedoA and
he principle of non
.~-uously contended for by the South
10 extended to the free States of the north
vest 1t is already contenIei in some quarters tia
saayes are mere sppendages and attachments to the
person and that the owner has the right to re-
move them to free State, that he has to remove bis
cattle and horses. Let the Missouri Compromise act
be repealed, and this will be the next question to be
sact. Citizens Of Iowa are you reldy to meet this
issue? Are you prepared for the cor dct that must
rAost assuredly ctm,7 Whatever may be your opn-
ions Of tho abstract question Of slavery, whateve
might b your opinions Of the Missouri Compromise
were it new question, are you ready and willing to
distubh! d, you believe it right to open this ques-
ton which was settled thirty fou years ego BY south
I'm votes, and % the soah desired Are you willing
10 sanction palpable violation Of the public faith
merely for the rake Of Matchmaking slavery, and hav
Ing another slave State adjoining our own! Shall
populous, thriving villages and cities fprirg up all
over the face of Nebra.ks, or shall un-thrift ard
sparsensss standsi and decay eharacterizs that
state? Shall unpaid, unwilling toll, inspired by no
hope and impelled by no affection, drag its weary in
dolsut limbs that State, hurryng the soil to bar
renness and leaving the wilderness wilderness still,
-A>nl - ~ NheN- IN fkN DO ~
-. .-...., !, o,,r o-r csn.,r, and 70 the con.,on,
:. ;......;.. "a. !, fors;., ,v;,ss,
g .s.e.. 49,. - -. un;,.d S,.,..; 8. .oncsrn.
- M s..ra h.. IL, consumm.tea Tn. N.b-a La
h,, 18th q. .,,.nd.rt v,onos has na,.ed
~, 80, \, ,.rca u,;oritx. II IA now pendrp 10
e.. ~. IIor.., Reprs..ntsxes Its advocates pre
A.. ~. = III, h, passed into law
.,.;.. ,h., H. ,ao,,. a.s;rs .,a ,,, ..rot;on
a. ~, oh..;r an e,;a.nee 81 The mr. roba-
lion ~ ~. n.onle The, hs,a .,t.mn,,d TO rally the
a.,Do,,.. n.,,, n -. ,unnort The nu,l;n,ton J.
,,,,. n. r.co,n;,a organ of tina Iowa senators, has
..unaed 10 t.in Of mart, In is ;ssue Of the 20 h
M.,.h lac. n sn,.k;nv of tb; m ,,surc !, d.c,are,
.I,hin vain 70 ..v tbe hill i not PARTY Question.
~. ,.,;,r,, a.o,.,. - tho North .rs far Il, am !,
). 80. .,a III. .o,.,;,n,e n;r.-,en,h, or more
- -. a..oc,.,;. ,.r,v ,h.,e ~. vb;o, and Era.
..,l.,; .on. ~. onao..d "a f. I, i, that in the
S.,,h Nm ,.r,;,. -. r,,,.a nm n. .u,;..,n
sIt il an eminently popular measure, and must III.
tmateIy prevail 1t is founded on truth and justice,
and the lon it Is before the people the more poru
lar II must become. The sober second thought will
r.,lv Al. !. Aec,ipr honest men 10 its sid.. and !, is
bcund to b, triumphantly sustained o. this wa are
u;l;pv 10 STAKE chr existenc1.,' tNH
! A m.icsi,y Of the democratic press in the STA,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

N the Mnscatine and Iowa City \ a., near Over
man's FRY, on the west ellie VI Cedar Ever, of
ia acres and ~ Of it timber 40 scres Of il under
enc-, story frame house, ~ by ~ feet contain
ug rooms, an entry and stairway, good and new
Tfailng well Of water Ut tAe dcor, handsome grove
snd some fruit treas around the house. Tee above
proherty will tie seld low if Application be made soon
For farther particulars enquire Of JOSEPH TIMBER.
LAKE two miles west Of the premises Of the sub
scriber, at Hull 4clark's she store, Ivwa City.
) nll0 - H.HULL.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

THREE CHILDREN BURNT.-On the 2Sth ult..
the house OF VIM. Flanders, in Lond onderrv,
N. H., was burned, and his three children
persisted in the flames.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

The mission house at Lac Qui Parle in
Minnesota Territory, with the adjoining
building and their contents, were destroyed
by fire on the Sd instant.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

1oo.- 30 evidence
,.lrat her, his counsel refused to car
ry on the suit, and it was directly after
The refusal that the murder was commit.
ted. The case being brought to per-
feet stand by MIR. Pat,on's conduct
there was no alternative but 10 submit
it to the jury, who returned with a yer.
Of Guilty, without capital punishment.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
Humorous Variety.

- boy. who was sent to enquire how an old la
dy named Wilkins was in health. said to her servant
Missrs wants to know how old Missus wilkins i. /,
day. to which the servant replied She is tst sey
cnty-foar today
- 4 small lad asked permission of his mother :,
go to ball. She told him it was bad place for liz
tie boys. why, mother. didn't you and father used
TO go to balls when you were .young?" Yes; but
we have seen the FOLLY OF IT., answered the mother
Well. m 'ther,' exclaimed the son. II want to So,
the FOLLY OF 1T, too"
- Fiencimln ulacquaintcd with business re-
ceived draft payable On three days sight at certain
bank The first day he presented himself at the cour
ter and taking his draft from his pocketbook, extend
ing IT iefore the paying teller, and to bis astonsb
ment said, You see that once. and folding the DRAFT
he walked away. The next morning he apneorcd
again. and going through the same form said Yo,
see that twice The third day he appeared again
and said again, /" You see that three times Now Won
will pay him."
-" Please take a half of this apple" said a pret
ty damse to witty swain, the other evening. No
thank you, would prefer tetfer haifr Eliza
blpshed and referred him to papa"
- FooTING.-" Mr.. Smith, you said you boarded
OF the Columbus Hotel. six months: did you foo,
your bli" No, Sir but what amounted to the same
thing, the landlord footed me-" Verdict for defen
dant.
~" Sonny, do you know ycur letters:'
Yes sir. two of EN-"
8 Possible what are they {"
Let 'er go, and let er rip"
Smart boy, go 10 the tub and wet your hair q
brain OF such fertility can't be kept too moist"
llousemad who was sent to call gentleman
to dinner, found him engaged in using tooth brush
. Well is he coming!' said the lady of the house
as the servant returned.
Yes, ma ma, directly" was the reply, he's Just
sharpening his teeth.'
Old Downs says he called the other day on the
editor OF t Columbian. the freesoil paper at Column
bus, and found him running lound barefooted, While
his boys mere setting up his editorial, written vita
stolen chalk on the soles Of his boots Just as Downs
was leaving, Rice boaght rearr of secondhand en-
yelopes and engaged girl to turn tlena iaside out
- 1t is astonishing how, "toddy" puomotes indie.
pendence A philosophical old topper who was living,
day or two since, in very spirited manner was adj
ysed in friendly way, to economise as isur was 20
ing up.
Let it go up said the old bottie-nose, /" kin git
as high as tiour kin-any day."
- Julius, did you see dat race to-day?n
/" No niggcr what hntses run ~
Why, Uncle Davys blind mar nin?'
"Well, niger speak out~-what did she run acin ~
. She run agin a tree Yah, YAH
!" Look heal.. niger; you doesn't call dat run
min, docs ye!h
/" TO be certainly dus what lus you call it?r
II calls il stolpn, you foo! niggsr -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
,y,s.z 4zsM STORE.
II. NJ. BURNETT,

DURLISlIER and Wholesale Dealer in
l 'oks, Stationery, Blank Work, School
Book Wall Paper ac., Second street Muscatirc
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
NEW RQQkSl

I lFE OF Dr.. Judson, The distinguishsd Missionary,
- volumes. by Dr.. Wsyland. The Law and The
Testimony. BY the author Of the Wide, Wide Wsrld.
Lifssof J. T. Hopper, by l.. M. Childs.
ONE YEAR OF WEDLOCK.
The Poems II Geo. p. Morrir elegantly ilusts ated
Ellen Montgemay's Book Case. Nj. Rutherfords
Children, By the author Of the Wide, Wide World,
snd D,llars and C.nss.
SHAKSP ARE,
With the text regulated BY the recently discovered
foios ri 1882, containing early manuscript emsnda-
tionsWih history Of the stage life Of the Poet
glossary, notes ~. new and large supply Of
@ APPU BLICAT OINS,
Blank Wsrk, Stationery, Law Books, Dc.
Muscatine, Feb s. Is53-tf] r. N. BURNETT.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
Doctor J. FL. Hershey

RESPECfFIILY tenders his proicssiona
LII services to the citizens of Muscatine and vi
entity.
% OfficE-Bascmont Of fennsy Is AHA House
on Mulberry, between Third =, d Fourth Streets
Boards at The Pernsyv ania House.
July /, 1853. Nl-ly+
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
NEW STORE
J +. SCHENCK.

(sufcessor Of J. Benncu,)
DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
IL Muscaine aud vicinity, tha, he has taken
the house of J. Bennett, and is now receiving one
OF the best stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered IN this market. My goods were selected
by one OF the most experienced buyers | feel
justified in saying. that my stock is one of the
best in this city. would be pleased TO have The
old fiends and customers of J. Bennett give me
call, and will try and give general saiisfact ion
No trouble 10 show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine. Sent. 80 1853
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22
Barnunl i'm Musca(inc!

- III
A til is the age tf Railroads ,6ezxxzz
IA and &0,cs, The undo signed S5Hm5 Saf{HR&%
would have it remembered that
you will
CALL AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
yyou can get more goods and better quality 10,
your money than any other place above St. Louis.
am now in receipt Of my Fall stock OF well select.
ed goods, such as the Farmer, Mechanic, Lahore,
and Gentleman wants. consisting of all kinds of
DOMESTICS,
Muslins Calcoes Sa,tine,,s
Cossilneres DEFINES Ainncas
Merlnoes Comforts Shawls
Blankets I.inseys ywceds
Jeans, Checked shriing. Canton and Wool FF,n
nels, Bl ankeis. Coats and Pants, SILK aud Wool
Hats, Silk Plush and Cloth Caps, in fact. every
thing that is usually kept in dry goods stores. NV
Stock ofGROCERIESis complete, and will sci
at the lowest possible cash prices NV stock Of
QUEENSW ARE, CAN'T be beat in price, oual.
.ity and variety. Always on hand a GOOD asso,t.
men' of BOOTS AND SHOES
Call and see al he sign of the Big Ned Brecch.
HENRY HOOVER.
Muscaiine, September 80, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

I ,UlrARS. fes, flutes, Accordeons and Fiut,nss;
VI alec Guitar and Violin strings just received by
NY f. 1889. H. o. JONES q Gu.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-22

New York,
DATENT rivct.d stretch leather betting for sale
BY CHAkLEsS NEALLEY.
inch A. ri
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-05-24
A NEW FIRM
And New Jewelry-Harney House Row.
Sign Of the Biggest Watch.

IN ~ Il w = 4OU1
And New Jewelry-Harney House Row.
Sign Of the Biggest Watch.
HHEODORE GOLDMAN, ,Watchma-
4 ker and Jeweller-respectfulIy informs
his old frienns and the public in general
that he has permanently located himsel
here, and calls their attentiaR to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed JeweIry
He also keey constantly Oh hand, a fine as
sortmenr of fJEWELR.Y, consisting in part
of fine gold and silver watches, gold vest,
fob and guardchaips, gold pens with gold or
silver holders, gom, silver and german spec
tdcles, gold lockets, fngerings. earrings, la
dies and gentlemen breastpins, shirt-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides, ladies belt
slides, necklaces, bracelets clasps, gold and
silver thimbles, watches, earingse&c. Also
splendid assortrnent of clccks, lamps, cut
lery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous to mention, all Of which he:
offers COR sale cheap for cash, at the sign Of
the BIGGEST WATCH.
N B. All work done at this establish
n'ent is warranted to perform well. Watcl.
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TERMs-one price and CASH. july 6-y.